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How Long Gone Podcast Episode 900 Summary
Podcast Title: How Long Gone Hosts: Chris Black and Jason Stewart Episode Title: 900. Chris & Jason Episode Description: A one-on-one discussion recorded live in Jason's house in Los Angeles, covering a variety of topics from health trends to pop culture.
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Key Themes and Discussions
- Health and Wellness Trends
- IV Drips and Elixirs: Chris discusses his recent experience with IV drips, mentioning a specific "germ warfare" elixir he tried from Erwan, highlighting its unpleasant taste but perceived effectiveness.
- Cold Brew Coffee: Chris mentions using both IV drips and cold brew coffee as part of his recovery strategy after feeling under the weather.
- Fashion and Pop Culture
- Fashion Shows at Bars: The hosts critique the trend of hosting fashion show viewings in bars, likening it to sports events and questioning the appropriateness of people without fashion backgrounds participating in such events.
- Frank Ocean: They discuss their respect for Frank Ocean and mention his creative output, comparing it to the current state of the music industry.
- Contemporary Issues and Celebrity News
- Epstein Files: The hosts touch on the recent release of Jeffrey Epstein-related documents and how society reacts to such revelations, expressing skepticism about how seriously people take these issues.
- Mugshots and Celebrity Scrutiny: They discuss Bella Hadid’s boyfriend's recent mugshot and reflect on the public’s fascination with celebrities in compromising situations.
- Political Commentary
- Protests and Social Movements: The conversation shifts to the impact of protests and social media activism, noting the challenges of enacting real change in a capitalist society.
- Contemporary Feminism: The hosts critique the reaction to the Melania Trump documentary, suggesting that both sides of the political spectrum can be seen as engaging in performative activism.
- Cultural Critique
- Cancel Culture and Celebrity Expectations: There is a discussion surrounding celebrity culture, the expectations placed on artists like T.I. and Nicki Minaj, and the implications of their political affiliations.
- Consumer Culture and Events: The hosts discuss the absurdity of events that mix cultural phenomena, such as MMA fights and rave parties, questioning who pays for these experiences and the motivations behind them.
- Humor and Personal Anecdotes
- Valet Experiences: Jason shares a humorous recount of a day spent valeting at three different hotels in Los Angeles, emphasizing the absurdities and costs associated with luxury venues.
- Personal Communication Styles: The hosts humorously dissect their email communication styles, contrasting Chris's concise approach with Jason's more elaborate responses.
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Key Takeaways
- Cultural Observations: The hosts provide a candid critique of modern consumer culture, especially in relation to wellness trends and celebrity culture.
- Skepticism Towards Activism: There is a shared skepticism about the efficacy of social media activism and its impact on real-world issues.
- Humor in Daily Life: Their anecdotes reflect a humorous take on personal experiences that resonate with their audience, blending serious topics with light-hearted banter.
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Conclusion The episode is characterized by a blend of humor and serious discussion, covering a wide array of topics that reflect the hosts' perspectives on contemporary culture. Chris and Jason's dynamic provides an engaging look at the intersections of health, fashion, celebrity, and political discourse, all while maintaining a conversational and entertaining tone.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOFeng Shui of the Room
2:20 to 3:16
Chris discusses his frequent rearrangement of his office space.
“Don't call it little it's a regular size office it is kind of little.”
Weather and Bagels
3:16 to 3:40
The hosts talk about the extreme weather changes and bagels.
“It does feel like no girls allowed type shit.”
COVID Experience and Recovery
3:40 to 5:00
Discussion about illness, recovery, and the effects of being out late.
Sludge and City Biking
5:00 to 7:30
A humorous take on biking through slushy streets and getting dirty.
“Just sort of like the leftover, the snow, the roads are clear, you know, like they've been clear.”
Elixir and Health Trends
7:30 to 9:10
Exploring a strange health elixir and its effects on the body.
Harry Styles and Ticket Prices
9:10 to 10:40
The hosts debate the high ticket prices for Harry Styles' concerts.
“It's just sort of like, I don't know what you guys...”
Fashion Shows and Community
10:40 to 12:40
Discussing the intersection of fashion shows and community events.
“Like, okay, we're going to watch the new Celine show and then we're going to do...”
Sports Bar Takeover by Gays
12:40 to 14:04
The hosts imagine a future where sports bars cater to LGBTQ+ communities.
“And as long as they're buying wings and fireball shots and doing it.”
Discussion on Personal Appearance
14:04 to 14:25
The hosts discuss personal appearance and its impact on self-esteem.
“Oh, you think the hair is the source of his?”
Fashion Choices and Personal Style
17:16 to 18:02
A humorous discussion on the fashion choices of individuals and the implications of those choices.
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Comedic Takes on Current Events
18:04 to 19:42
The hosts share a comedic perspective on current events and public figures.
Email Etiquette and Communication Styles
19:44 to 21:08
A discussion on email communication styles, punctuations, and personal preferences.
“It's a flex to send somebody an email with no punctuation.”
Humorous Observations on Elon Musk
21:10 to 22:34
The hosts make humorous observations about Elon Musk and his public persona.
“the spelling errors I'm not quite as used to, but the brevity is something that I'm aware of and I aspire to, honestly.”
Societal Concerns and Conspiracy Theories
22:36 to 25:04
A discussion on societal issues, conspiracy theories, and public trust.
“Him saying girls for the win in an email to Epstein.”
Protests and Social Movements
25:06 to 28:00
The hosts analyze the effectiveness and implications of protests in modern society.
“You can either just bend over and take it or you can do something and it's either you can protest with how you spend your dollars and with targeted attacks with enough people.”
Protest Methods and Social Media
28:00 to 30:00
Exploring the effectiveness of modern protest methods and the role of social media in activism.
“when it was clearly, like, this is kind of stupid.”
The Inevitability of Government Power
30:00 to 31:40
Discussing the challenges individuals face against government power in today's society.
“I feel like as a society, we should have moved past sort of grandstanding on Instagram to feel good about yourself.”
A Day in the Life: Valeting in LA
31:40 to 32:40
Chris shares his amusing experiences of valeting at various high-profile hotels in Los Angeles.
A Night Out: Events and Parties
37:15 to 40:06
Sharing insights and experiences from various music and social events in LA.
“But I'm like, bro, I'm here and there's nowhere to park.”
Observations from the Pitchfork Party
40:06 to 42:00
Reflecting on the dynamics of young artists and the unique experiences at the Pitchfork party.
“I've already pushed it hard enough at the MMA rave.”
Horse Girl and the Masked Identity
42:00 to 46:00
Exploring the enigma of the artist Horse Girl and their unique public persona.
“I think it's just like queer techno house club vibes.”
Nostalgia for Sophia Champagne
46:00 to 47:20
Recalling memories associated with the Sophia Champagne and its cultural significance.
“And then I was going through and I separated the champagne with the regular wine and somebody gave Carolyn a bottle of the Sophia.”
Celebrity Gossip and Political Missteps
47:20 to 49:20
Discussing recent celebrity news and their unexpected political alignments.
“You're like, yeah, she's like, I forgot how the person was connected to Trump.”
Fashion Photography and Controversy
49:20 to 51:40
Critiquing the choices of fashion photographers in politically sensitive contexts.
“Well, they spent$75 million on that documentary, I'm sure.”
Cultural Observations on Modern Parenting
51:40 to 55:50
Examining the evolution of language and cultural references in parenting.
“Just had like an awful expression on her face.”
Celebrity Relationships and Public Perception
55:50 to 56:00
Analyzing the public's response to celebrity relationships and their implications.
“But I think - He's the Lewis Hamilton of ponies.”
Exploring Relationships and Labels
56:00 to 57:29
The hosts discuss celebrity relationships and the implications of labels.
“I wonder if she's going to go through like a cowboy phase or she's going to return.”
Podcast Listening Habits
57:30 to 59:20
The hosts share their differing habits when it comes to skipping content in podcasts.
“about like part of me is like oh i would like to know about oh i guess you're a hate listener well I'm just like, I don't like J.”
The Evolution of Comedians
59:21 to 1:02:08
Discussion about how comedians like Mike Epps and T.I. evolve over time in their careers.
“shaved his head and is wearing the fitted again.”
Kanye West and Music Culture
1:02:09 to 1:03:22
Analyzing Kanye West's impact on music and the culture surrounding it.
Upcoming LA Recording Plans
1:03:23 to 1:04:28
The hosts share their plans for recording in LA and personal anecdotes about it.
“But, yeah, we're going to be doing some potting here in LA.”
Transcript
Automatic transcript. May contain errors.0:00This episode of How Long Gone is brought to us by our friends at Dart Collective. I think we can all agree that wedding music is typically quite lame, cheesy, and it doesn't represent the bride and groom's personal music taste. Luckily, Dart works with actual musicians and artists, many of whom have their own productive careers or tour in bands you've heard of. Everyone from Leon Bridges to Taylor Swift. dart djs use vinyl and are cool in a way that your peers would be not a dated carnival cruise performer they even have an in-house stylist to make sure all personnel look perfect on the day dart travels all over the world for events from morocco to italy greece and the maldives dart has done huge celebrity events and also intimate ones yeah chris i uh i am personally
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2:06how long gone it's a beautiful sunday afternoon in los angeles it's a rare occasion where i'm back in the lab with dj them jeans over here in glendale what's going on man the windows are open i'm checking out his new rig i don't mean body he got a new yeah but you know you already know what it is i've been in the gym i will say you rearrange this room pretty often in a way that i feel like you're still trying to discover the feng shui that works for you i just like switching
2:34Jason Stewart:positions all right thanks for joining us today on how long gone well i mean i i've i think it's always been a hobby of mine since i was a kid just like even when i was eight i'd be like mom I need a refresh and then I just go and I flip what if the bed was here instead of here type shit but now when I'm with Carolyn I'll be like what if this happened and sometimes she'll say like oh yeah and sometimes she's like no and here's why and I'm glad that I have the voice of reason this is your little area though so you get to do whatever you want here. Don't call it little it's a regular size office it is kind of little.
3:12No no no it's a regular size office I just meant your little area because Because I feel like it's just... No girls allowed type shit. It does feel like no girls allowed type shit. Unless they want to get in that sauna. Carolyn just cracks the door and peeks in. She won't walk in fully. It's like a mom when you're 16.
3:29Jason Stewart:She walks by and throws my dirty socks and underwear in here and closes the door. Just closes it. Never looks inside. She picked up in the living room. Never looks inside. Oh, God. It's better that way. So welcome to Cali. I was listening to Joe Budden podcast. they're talking about is four degrees over there is 81 over here this feels unnatural both ways okay like you don't deserve this level of weatherness that obviously but also i just felt like new york the cold was like extreme in a way that i feel like i haven't felt there in years weirdly okay man but i think i fucked up getting those bagels when i got those bagels i think it fucked me up i think i went too extreme so the the famous story last week when you went to because you were craving that courage so bad you had to go but i really i really think that walking 20 minutes each way and weathering the snow was not maybe not okay so you got you got covet 19 but 19 means how many degrees yeah i got cove i i think i definitely had something but i'm good now i'm coming back covet 19 fahrenheit you don't have your uh no i i'm fine i just i've had to stay out quite late and then um when i got here oh no i did it drip right before i left iv yeah or cold brew both okay both but it didn't the drip usually you feel it instantly you're like oh man i'm back didn't i think it was fighting a little harder battle this time is what i'm trying to say sometimes it takes a little more crank on the reel to get that big old marlin in the boat brother but i made the the rookie mistake of riding the city bike in the sludge and sludge well i didn't know what describe what sludge is for our listeners.
5:07Just sort of like the leftover, the snow, the roads are clear, you know, like they've been clear. It's pretty easy to drive them, but there's still a layer.
5:14Jason Stewart:Thanks to Gorilla Zoe. I heard he's been cleaning those streets in a timely manner, right? No, it's quite impressive. Yeah, but there's like a, you know, there's a layer of slush still on the road. And if you ride the bike on it, everything seems fine. And then you look at your bike. Oh. And you got. You got the spray. You got the whale tail. I got sprayed. I got fully sprayed. So you got sludge all over the montclair yeah the montclair the montclair galet is all no it's um you got the white the coke white heli hansen got the epstein parka on i fucked you know how many kids you can fit in that parka talking about getting the getting the navigator i got the i got the not navigator but yeah so i fucked up and i was like oh that's it so then i had to walk home which was a little more also something more i didn't want to do so you know it's funny like sometimes especially if you are in tune with your body like how i know you are you can pinpoint the exact moment where the the virus has taken over your body and you have become sick i just yeah because the mind virus took over about five or six years ago but the regular virus luckily i think i've killed it i had i went to erwan of course as soon as i landed and i i just picked like i think there's one called germ warfare which is sick from the elixir bar yeah speaking of it's a 10 dollar and 50 cent small shot okay germ warfare sick not bad and i i took it and i did sounds like a drudge report headline that i click on about iran very much i didn't know i didn't know i just always expect those kind of things to be gingery and it was not it was disgusting but it really felt like it worked was it some blue spirulina type shit worse than that it literally tasted it's i don't know what i cannot tell you what the flavor was okay it was sort of metallic metallic in in don't let me get my little in my but it was sort of metallic it had a little it had a little bit of like a dude what if there's if erwan had an elixir shot called 5g i'm like what does that do and it's like you know how you have you have any cavities not anymore poof be gone cavities what is in the germ warfare juice at erwan it's it's very small but i think that's why the flavor is so robust this is some good podcasting on a Sunday we got a Grammy it's tough we're not going to be able to really watch the Grammys that much are we we're not gonna be able to finish it I need to see Bieber I know okay yeah it doesn't German colloidal silver I was right colloidal silver reishi tea powder black elderberry garlic extract oregano oil grapefruit seed extract astragalus a traditional herb used in herbal immune formulas and then echinacea as well it did feel like it worked but the flavor was that colloidal silver's down the the the flavor was diabolical i was like i didn't know what i was getting into i just i don't know why my brain said ginger turmeric because it it was like black like the color you're sweet for trying to pronounce turmeric correctly i only i only do things correctly to be respectful i know turmeric is like my version of myriad where people are like it's actually you don't have to say a myriad of it's actually just myriad houseplants I'm just going to avoid that altogether yeah just people with your limited capacity mentally should just avoid using myriad in a sentence I try to go I try to just go nonverbal as much as I can so I don't mess up I'm going to pull up your google doc for book draft number 11 in and do a word search for myriad no there's not i would never type that word out you wouldn't i don't think so i've typed it so many times once i found out you don't have to add of after it that does make it that does make it special that's my honey trap i don't think i've ever typed it i could be wrong of course but i'm about to get killed today because i wrote about the harry styles ticket pricing and i'm just waiting for the fucking the the fans your propaganda i saw that on my email.
9:13Jason Stewart:Well, it wasn't even... It's just sort of like, I don't know what you guys... So what's the plan? You want Harry Styles to fight Ticketmaster like The Cure or Pearl Jam? That's not going to happen. You want him to go up there alone with no band? I just don't know what the answer is. The tickets are definitely too expensive, but they all sell, so what are you supposed to do? We are living in a capitalist society. Yeah, I mean, I don't think it's fair. I think that fans should be able to see it, but I'm just saying, what is he supposed to do? Ticket don't cost... I mean, I think at some point we're going to have to create like a diffusion line for live performances.
9:50Jason Stewart:You know how there's like the Hulu with ads or you can't afford this, so you got to get the little champs. Mark by mark. Mark by mark type shit. There's going to be like, oh, you can't afford the Harry Styles human in concert version. You're going to, it's like when. You stream it. When the Chicago Blackhawks are playing the away game, but everyone still goes to the arena to watch the game on the big screen. you're gonna have like for for forty dollars you can watch we're gonna like project it on a screen on the parking garage at the grove or something really annoying guy that i don't like or find charming that has scheduled this for fashion shows he's like an influencer who wears red lipstick and he does these he's like i'm democratizing and so like they all go to a bar and stream a fashion show oh and i'm just like dude some things just for people who don't have to like for people who have no business going five dollars to the vote i don't think there's any money i think it's like a community like it's basically like oh we're gonna get together at the bar and watch the game because we're all freaks are gay and the game is the celine show on on the it literally looks like they're watching the world cup right right right and it's just so something about is so dark to me well because a fashion show lasts 12 minutes that's true like you're what do you like what Maybe they play highlights from other...
11:09Jason Stewart:Like, okay, we're going to watch the new Celine show and then we're going to do... It was unbelievable. The pick six that Aliyah did. I mean, unbelievable. We're going to do heady bingo and then just kind of take five. It is like that, but I think some things it's just like not... We're going to show McQueen 97. I think it's Stolen Valor. You don't like fashion people coming into our spaces and doing what we do. it's like you didn't you don't invite us to your fashion community you judge me and my sports jersey my derek jeter jersey you think that looks bad let me enjoy my derek jeter jersey in my bar in peace you can't come to the bar you can't come in it's the same thing as well first of all it's the the rupaul drag race at the bar that's the that's the gateway drug and now now we've got the saline show But also, like you were saying, we need the sense of – it's the community is what it's all about.
12:04Jason Stewart:I don't need a community to look at clothes. That's not a community. Well, you don't, but many do. Clearly. You and I don't need a sense of community. We are – We have friends? Well, we have friends. We're lucky enough and privileged enough to have – I am community. You know what I mean? Starring Donald Glover. Privileged enough to have friends. But not, I mean, it's getting harder and harder to have real life friends. I agree. And I like that they're making some effort to not do this on Discord or Reddit. That's true. No, you're right. You're right. Or 4chan or whatever. I find it lame. But when you put it that way, it does make sense.
12:42Jason Stewart:And as long as they're buying wings and fireball shots and doing it. I think it's more of. I don't want them to be doing like mezcal, skinny girl. I think it's more red wine by the glass with fries. because it's in Paris or whatever. I wish it was a little more Wild Wings vibes, which would make it really funny. These wings, the wild wings. If they take over a sports bar, it's just every - B-dub-dub, fall, winter, 27. Yeah, every show is on every screen. It's the mission control. Yeah, I mean, once the gays finally take over, you go to Vegas, here in the sports, just boom, on all the screens. We got Giacomoose in five.
13:25Jason Stewart:I'm going to go take a piss. Get me another fucking Modelo. I can't miss Giacomo. It's so bad. Honestly, I don't think we're that far off from that. Look, I mean, that's more interesting to me than watching a football team play another football team I don't give a shit about. I think that people gamble on anything. I'm not as straight as Chuck Klosterman. Oh, because there's no football this week because the Super Bowl is next week, right? Yeah, we just have the footy. You guys have a down week. yeah i mean i'm i still got arsenal but you know oh jesus um no and the australian open is done there was like the the ukrainian standoff thing yeah that was kind of weird carlito one mr boring and rafa looks like he has a degenerative disease or something dude the i just like feel bad i do too but i mean you just Somebody in his life needs to be like, all right, bro, shave the head.
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21:01Jason Stewart:It's a flex to send somebody an email with no punctuation. I just think people are so surprised by it. I'm like, man, you guys have never met people who email like this? I know. I mean, I would say the spelling errors I'm not quite as used to, but the brevity is something that I'm aware of and I aspire to, honestly. But then somebody told me that my email style was curt. You do have a curt email style, but I know that it's... I don't take it personally. I got nothing else to say. I've said all the things I need to say. What am I supposed to do? That's why we make a good team. You're Kurt and I'm too Courtney.
21:34Jason Stewart:I'm too Courtney. I'm the type of motherfucker that's going to reply saying thanks so much. I will hit the thing. I say I'm polite. I'm just not going to go further than I need to go. If I had a dollar every time you replied with a jovial exclamation point, I would probably have$4. I use exclamation points all the time to the point of it might be bad. I'm not seeing it. Not on my correspondence. Okay. I email a lot. So don't try to pocket check my emails. I'm not the only one you're emailing? I do email other people besides you. Are there others? Tell me now. Are there others? We're in a polyamorous email relationship.
22:11Jason Stewart:It's like those videos where it's like, I'm going to show my wife her hinge profile on our 20th anniversary. I'm like, why do you have Gmail on your phone? Why do you have Gmail on your phone? Wow, okay. Open it. Okay. You have multiple accounts. Who the fuck is Amazon? Something about your credit limit has gone down. Okay. But my favorite is the Elon Musk. I need to party. Him saying girls for the win in an email to Epstein. And Epstein. That sounds like one of your first tweets.
22:53Jason Stewart:sorry my b look not not 100 false girls for the win girls it really does sound like the child took over the but i like that a guy whose job is to provide girls for the win and and he was like oh no i'm sorry bro i i think and because and i think because of that because elon musk is so cringe that he can't even buy him his way into sex with with girls for the win i think the the with his amount of power influence and money and nerd rage it's like a school shooter but he has every gun in the world you know like the potential for like it's like real evil dr evil villain shit like he's so powerful and so scorned and so embarrassed he's gonna have a nerd rage and just like well that's why he has 40 kids with unnamed women that's his get back that's his get back he thinks he got one over on us by procreating too much so his his master plan is to have a master race of musks.
24:08Jason Stewart:He's going to musk the world. Dude, it is just so. And they're going to do his bidding. But also - But it's all backfiring. All of his children are trans people who hate him. Yeah. And he's going to have to kill all of them too. I think that this, the unfortunate part about all of this is it's going to make people that are maybe tend to believe theories that seem extreme, think that everything - prone to conspiracy. Now they're going to think everything's true because this one is. And I'm just like, it's not everything is an industry plant set up. Like this is a, this is maybe a one time. No, honestly, that is like that whole phenomenon.
24:49Jason Stewart:There's a decent chance that that could be sort of the, just the end of society and like human everything. Believing anything. Yeah. Just, well, I mean, and that, and that's why the government has tried to keep so much stuff hidden from the world because you know if you read all those books and talk to all those people they all you know if if if the population really knew what was going on yeah yeah yeah you know blah blah blah that's true and i think now that if enough of these things come through the cracks the epstein shit some ufo shit some jfk shit some whatever shit if it really starts coming to the surface then we will have full skepticism no trust of anything and then it's like you know dog eat dog world out there for sure killer beacon i think that's really the the problem here which is why and i've been saying it i've been getting a lot of flack for this lately we need martial law i'm just gonna say it well i know you were striking on friday i'm sorry that we posted an episode on friday no no no i made sure to post it thursday night nice nice you got okay because i saw that some local businesses were donating they were still open but they were going to donate profits from certain menu items you know there was a lot there it was a real which way western man scenario it was a crossroads with a few different options you could either close down yeah you could stay open and write a 12 page instagram post about your reasons for it or you can do a thing that i saw a few different restaurants do is say that you you have to close that day for maintenance or like some type of emergency which i saw a few places very weird i find the whole thing i just don't know what a coffee shop in cobble hill closing is going to do to reinstate democracy in our country i also think anything that stems from like an instagram post from a graphic designer two days before i just the whole thing is insane to me Like, obviously, obviously something's got to be done.
26:56That ain't going to do shit.
26:58Jason Stewart:Well, I think there's two. You can either just bend over and take it or you can do something and it's either you can protest with how you spend your dollars and with targeted attacks with enough people. Hopefully, you know, you can feel some damage. But this is the issue is that this particular thing is like, you know there are people that can't not go to work. And those are the people we should be most concerned with. Like you, not you. They're building the track while the train's moving with this idea. I'm just like the people that are most affected by this are ones that cannot take off a Friday without getting fired.
27:37Like what sense does that make? Like the people you actually, it just blows my mind.
27:41Jason Stewart:Yeah, do you guys want money for your job so you can live and buy food for your family? or do you want the support from white people in Brooklyn? No, people think, they literally think that, like, I just don't, the way it's all put together and the way that people felt the pressure to participate when it was clearly, like, this is kind of stupid. And obviously it's a reaction to something that's horrible, so I know it's not going to be completely thought out because they're trying to act fast. But, like, who is it? There's, like, a history of, like, organizers. there's a real way to do that this is not that yeah i mean i guess the thing is if there was a a good idea for this you know this has been a problem that's been happening for thousands of years you know in whatever form if there was a great solution for it we would have had one like so many of our problems in life what people's argument is though is that like this sort of thing has worked before obviously like the 60s or whatever yeah and i'm like sure it's not the 60s anymore and that's the i think that's the issue if the problem if the only ways you can protest are with your dollars and hopefully dealing blows to these big corporations and organizations and if you start to you know affect it's like the it's a david and goliath thing one of those little pebbles hits you in the right spot and you see that's a weak spot and we do it again next month we do it every week and then you know those those dollars start adding up and affecting the powers that be some change could be enacted when the only other option is going out on the street protesting throwing a brick through a fucking dick sporting goods and getting bear maced and shot in the face there's you know it's either that or or this or do what we do which i feel like we have diplomatic immunity in the situation we are the the entertainers and the protesters all the people that are taking the days off of work that took friday off what are they going to do they got to do some dishes they got to wash the car they're not going on amazon for 24 hours and they need them jeans and chris black yeah to make them forget about the terrible things happening in the world for just one hour i just don't i just don't i don't know man i was like watching that i was like i can't believe we're doing this again i can't believe that i I feel like as a society, we should have moved past sort of grandstanding on Instagram to feel good about yourself.
30:09But I guess that's what the whole platform is built on and supported by.
30:13Jason Stewart:Look, both sides are fucked and both sides are equally embarrassing. It's similar to the Melania documentary thing. I feel like people who are getting dressed up and doing photo shoots at the movie theater as they're in line for the 10.30 a.m. Melania screening you people are super fucked up and then all the progressive left wing journalists and podcasters and sub stackers and letterboxsters they are waking up on premiere day and putting their clothes on and doing their hair because they're going to take a selfie of themselves in the movie theater and it's totally empty and I'm going to write a burn article and I'm going to give it fucking one star and this movie is so bad it's just as dumb everyone's a loser everyone's a loser that's a great example of where like wow no one's winning this right now it's all like the what's what's going on is bad and the way that some people are combating it is really bad too but you know we got to flail we got to go back and forth but i just feel like the ice thing is just so bad like it's so obviously bad like i don't know what there is to talk about do you know what i mean it's like so bad and inhumane that it's sort of like yeah man i know and and like your thousand followers agree with you so i don't know how many times you could i just don't know what i guess what i'm saying is i don't think anything actually does anything and that's bad and i don't know what it would take for something when the country was first formed and we had our our rights and our amendments and everything and we had the right to bear arms in case the government tried to overthrow us and we could band together as people and combat them man versus man with our muskets and our sabers on horseback we had a fair fight but now if we choose to fight the government or the military or the police a kid in idaho hits a button on the a laptop and a drone kills you kills your family that's not really like there's no there's just no chance you know what i mean it's just like me versus the denver nuggets one on ten you know you know no you're right you're right it's you versus jake paul in the octagon okay that's not that's not i don't think i'm that look you're gonna you're gonna get us some licks in but you're gonna lose you're gonna lose that that's a that's a fair assessment the guy's sick i wanted to tell you about my day yesterday because i i broke a new record for myself i went to three different los angeles hotels and i valeted in one day in one day damn how long you been slinging for bro so i i went to i went to the beverly hills hotel to have lunch with jd jd a music a legendary music manager i've known forever parking 22 plus tip 22 plus tip pretty reasonable okay the food was actually pretty good i gotta say what hotel polo lounge beverly hills oh yeah classic so i ran to jason isbel front of the show in the lobby we got j i and jb jd j i and jd okay so then what up with this bull he's playing he plays last night and he's up for a bunch of grammys yeah he played the orpheum last night but he's my god my god i was like bro can you explain the difference between americana and roots to me he's like don't ask me i'm not he's like bro i'm off right bro i'm with my kids he's literally just sitting scrolling on his phone and i'm like what's up bro he's like why do i always see you at places like this like what's up with you but did that had lunch Reese Witherspoon was there looked amazing I have to say Reese was looking okay good get it girl get it girl Sharon Osborne not so good um then Shiv Shiv is staying at Bel Air so I go to go to Bel Air same ownership $22 plus tip iced coffee get guess the price of a cold brew over at the hotel Bel Air this episode of how long gone is brought to you by rocket money jason i like my pockets on swole and thank god for rocket money because i you know when i look at what i'm spending every month and all this stuff all these subscriptions it makes my eyes pop out of my the damn sockets i'm i'm just freaked out like a cartoon and when you use rocket money uh it helps you cut spending in specific categories.
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37:45per hour i don't i think or you're just allowed one hour no i think it goes down after but i've never parked a car there unless it was an event or i was staying there so i didn't really know that's so and they kind of just skirt they're like it's you don't want you don't want this young blood. But I'm like, bro, I'm here and there's nowhere to park. What the fuck do you think I'm going to do? It's literally... Just going to find a meter
38:04Jason Stewart:on the Sunset Strip. Yeah, it's fucking no man's land. Armand's got like six zigzag events going on across the street. There's fucking people everywhere. All the neighborhoods are permit only. But what was interesting about the last stop is Tish ordered a coconut water. They got harmless harvest at Chateau Marmont. As they should. I was impressed. Coconut water. I was impressed that they weren't trying to do something weird, you know? Because there's only one. I mean that's why Chateau's the best they didn't have with pulp but I asked that's why their hotel rooms look like granny's cottage from the 1800s and they're still the best they just make the right decisions make the right decisions but it was a big day and then I tried to valet at the pitchfork party at El Cid no valet which was I was trying to end my night they were doing uber coats classy it was a good party I'm sad I miss it I went to see a friend of the show, Jock Green.
38:58Jason Stewart:Where was he playing? It was an MMA rave downtown. What does that mean? It means that... I know those two words. I don't understand when they're combined. It was like a warehouse downtown. There were DJs playing, like a big club sound system. It sounded good. And then there was like a literal octagon. Oh, these are going on at the same time? Three or four fights. So you're saying I can hear the musical stylings of Jock Green while dudes are kicking each other's asses? He played after the fighting happened. But I think while the fighting was happening, maybe some more opening DJs kind of playing background stuff.
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39:29Jason Stewart:But yeah, there was like jujitsu and Muay Thai and boxing. I don't know. It was a real MMA event. That's crazy. A lot of Asians. Who paid for it? Who presents something like that? Who brings those two worlds together is what I'm trying to say. From the twisted mind. I'm not exactly sure. We have some friends. I know our friend Stevie is involved in some way. Was it fun? It was fun, yeah. And I was thinking, I was going to go to El Cid after for the Pitchfork party, but since we have our Grammy party tonight, I didn't want to push it too hard. I've stayed out. I've already pushed it hard enough at the MMA rave.
40:09Friday I went to Ian's, the Fela Cootie thing, and then I went to Pharrell's thing. And I left before Stevie Wonder came, which I just wanted to test his little ass.
40:18Jason Stewart:Was Epstein File push a T there? Yeah. I think they're going to win. I hope they win they're going to be acquitted yeah that's what it means you win a Grammy I got acquitted but I just I stayed out I saw a video it was either Pusha or I think it was Pusha he tweeted a picture of he put like a gram of of white powder on his MacBook trackpad and it was like Steve Jobs you a fool for this or something like that or like Tim Cook Tim Apple you crazy for that one do you what white powder do you think he used probably some electrolytes it was it was a delicious magna that'd be really funny if it was electrolytes i spilled it but this is a funny picture actually i thought about you last night because i wanted to get your opinion on um there was a lot of young artists at the pitchfork you know there was a lot of like net spend hot new artists oh yeah net spend was wearing a fucking three-year-old yellow puffer net spin looks like he toddler section he had found every perk in his drawer i'll say that so we got how many perks you take yeah yeah that's literally what i was like yeah but i was i was there was that the dj that wears the horse mask horse girl was walking around and i'd never seen miss mrs ed in person and i was kind of like miss ed but they have holes she has holes cut out so she can she doesn't need like a she's not like hamburglar and this old pony knows how to see Exactly.
41:45She didn't need help. But I was like, and then today, I was like, this is something.
41:51Jason Stewart:Somebody had the little horse leash. You go blind mode where you put the hand on the shoulder. What kind of music does Horse Girl play? Is it good? I think it's just like queer techno house club vibes. Okay. But I've never been to a Horse Girl show at the stable. I was just I was just I was watching her walk around with Alex Chapman of course and I was like and then I saw a bunch of tweets that being like I know Alex and horse girl are our squad there were some tweets and pictures of her from the party and they were just like all right we're done like I can't I gotta lie our I mean our our friend Nikki Campbell he was doing the rundown yeah of like the Spotify party that horse girl was at and you know everyone's looked like love it hate it yes lose the shoes blah blah and then the horse girl pops up and he's like i'm sorry i just you know can't you're like but horse girl is very divisive and i admire their same tenacity of sticking to the bit because the bit is fucking insane the bit is insane i respect it 100 my question though is and i was trying to ask this around the party last night but none of these fucking gatekeepers would tell me do the curtain match the drapes no i was like do the horns match the hooks i was like what what's under the mask though because like is it is she covering up for a reason or is she covering up because she's an artist if you know what i'm saying is is he covering it up i believe i believe it's a she we don't we don't gender i think that's an equine gender in equine gendering okay so you're saying okay so like a good example our friend of the show orville peck we he was brought up last night he performs in a mask but when you see him in real life he's a handsome yeah he doesn't need it he's a good looking jacked guy good face good body he's living life so you're speculating i'm not saying i'm asking we're just asking i'm asking any of you have seen horse girl in the lab mask off just let us know i just i mean i can ask alex i guess is it full beat or is it full beat yeah like do you yeah do you get your makeup done under the mask is there a birthmark oh do you get yeah do you is the mask hot like how does it work because it feels custom and just after our the famous heavyweight boxing match where the guy punched somebody's hair yeah clean off their head is there a certain point where this horse has some beef with another you know a donkey in the stable and then is somebody gonna go up behind her snatch that wig snatchyana d mask the horse girl and then you what if what if they didn't have the concealer i would love a rave beef what if they didn't put the serum on and what do you think i guess my other question maybe there's a what if horse girl missing an eye but his horse girl is the other question is did she when she started this alex send me a photo of did she get a did she get a mask at like the halloween store and then realized she liked it and then had one custom made to her specifications so how many do you think she has in the rotation how many masks does she have in the pelican two three because you know it starts to stink in there smell like the heated rivalry bag the bauer bag yeah i'm just like what is there like is and i remember when the daft punk helmets came out yeah and there were there were articles about like the evolution of the masks and now like the final like current version is like has like cooling fan technology and like you know like so does horse girl is it just like a latex mask that you're Yours does feel decidedly lo-fi, but I wonder.
45:26Jason Stewart:I think it's a mask and makeup, and the mask, it's like a prosthetic. It's a full. It looked like a full mask. I thought it was sort of like a prosthetic. I didn't want to stare. You know, I didn't want to make it weird. I think Horse Girl is used to the eyes. But it really fascinated me because this was like a, it's just when you're at a big popping party, and it's like, oh, there's Olivia Rodrigo, there's Pink Pantherist, and you're looking out and you're just like there's a person in a horse mask in this giant crowd like it's just it's just a wild it's like what is the point of your entire life it was crazy but it was a it was a good party i have to say it was very young which i haven't been to a party like that in a while um speaking of young i was cleaning out we had um when carolyn had her birthday a few weeks ago we got a bunch of like gifts wine bottles champagne blah blah blah and I had to go in and sort out all the non-alcoholic stuff to go dump out.
46:22Jason Stewart:And then I was going through and I separated the champagne with the regular wine and somebody gave Carolyn a bottle of the Sophia. Champagne? The Sophia Rose. And I was thinking back to when the Sophia in the can had these young hoes in a chokehold. Like our heyday. Oh yeah. Bad bitch with the Sophia's. Pull up with the four pack? With the four pack. Drop a straw in that? That's real. Four pack with the straw. I always was told. But more importantly, once you turn, once you're not, maybe late 20s, we can no longer bring Sophia as the gift bottle. I've been told that it's terrible. No, it's awful.
47:03Jason Stewart:It's the worst wine you could have. The can is cute, though. I mean, the can was. Yeah, it could take some notes. That's the OG of small cans. Speaking of, Gia, I have your Christmas present here. I swear to God bro in the tradition of giving you Christmas ornaments did you just give me a Christmas ornament that's a Ghia bottle petite appétit no Chris don't
47:34well Merry Christmas I'll just ship it to your house you can ship it that'd be great I just don't have a lot of room in my suitcase
47:41Jason Stewart:yeah it's a hard week to be a barb right now I saw what is going on with Nicki Minaj also Sexy Red Sexy Red last night that one hurt that was the Castellino O 'Hara for me when Red doesn't know what she's doing Sexy Red comes out as Trump supporter I think Sexy Red got 10 grand to play a wedding and she didn't ask any questions she got booked out of private got paid in a duffel bag Sexy Red does not know what politics means she's not concerned with that that is not her job or problem You performed at a Republican MAGA wedding. He's like, who? Yeah, like, who's MAGA? I don't know him. You're like, yeah, she's like, I forgot how the person was connected to Trump.
48:27Jason Stewart:And then Sexy Red would just say, okay. Yeah, they don't. But. Which we love her. Well, there's also a big Ellen Von Unworth, the fashion photographer, who she shot. The homegirl shot. She shot Melania's cover. and people are like i mean i'm talking they're coming with the she's gonna get killed the way people were talking look she should it's crazy but i wonder unless she got blackmailed into taking that photo but would she just at a certain point you have to know the optics of that and you have to know that no matter what the price is it's going to be bad for you how weird is it that like when obama wasn't president was president photographers would pay money to shoot terry Richardson, famously.
49:14Jason Stewart:But then I feel like in order for somebody to want to take a photo of Melania Trump, it's like a negotiation for the rate. Well, they spent$75 million on that documentary, I'm sure. But I'm just wondering, like, if you're Ellen Vaughn Unworth and they say, hey, what's your day rate? We want you to shoot Melania Trump. Are you just going to say, okay, cool, here's my day rate? Or is it like the wedding? There's a Trump path. If you want me to shoot the president, it's going to be a million dollars. The question is, is that her? I don't know enough about her political. I think she had maybe. Is the homegirl manga on the low?
49:49I think she had done some stuff. I think she had breadcrumbed it. And then when she did that, people were like, I knew it. This bitch. I think that's the situation. She's more of a Sidney Sweeney than Sidney Sweeney. But I'm seeing it everywhere. It's a big thing. Yeah. Ellen, I know you're listening. Shouldn't have done that. I just don't. I just like I mean if you need bread you need bread I get it but like at a certain point it's like you got to trust yourself and know that it's not worth it maybe she was just low on funds she might just need a bread she's like I got a Manolo problem photographers are famously overextended I don't want to bring up Annie Leibovitz but you know like overextended financially yeah you I mean at one point Ellen Von Unworth was making a lot of fucking money yeah do you think she fumbled the baggie I think it's just unfortunately that business things go in and out of favor and like
50:35Jason Stewart:you can't true no one's hot forever someone who is hot forever lona del rey she got a new single coming out 10 minutes long called no blue checks in heaven that's too good man it's not bad see the thing is when she does stuff like that i really wish i liked her music more because everything about her i probably won't like the song but i like all of it but it reminds me of the tupac i wonder if heaven got a ghetto and then something that's very you coded is you know I wonder if heaven got a Twitter. I mean. Like, what if you go to heaven and they also have Twitter there? I wish I was going to. I don't think I'm going to be welcomed into the pearly gates based on.
51:15Based on. Oh, very Trumpian of you. Yeah.
51:18Jason Stewart:Yeah. Let's just say I don't think I'm going up. I'm going down. Oh, man. Pretty sure my fate is sealed. But I was a couple of days ago. I saw another kind of throwback in the Sophia bubbly situation. There's this woman. She was like the saddest looking woman I've ever seen. Just had like an awful expression on her face. Looked really beat down. And she was wearing one of those sweatshirts in the style of the spiritual gangsta. But it said, choose happy. And just the juxtaposition of that was fine and funny. But it had me thinking of like Choose Happy really was, had a little bit of a moment in the line of the spiritual gangsta.
52:03Jason Stewart:I don't remember that. And sort of like a life is good. Yeah, yeah. But it's like Choose Happy, it would like say it maybe in like rainbow letters on like a coffee mug with like a period at the end sometimes maybe. There was a, I mean, there was a lot of those for a long time. I mean, I see them all the time, especially on the weekends when people have their weekend shirt. It says like, you know, it's like Sunday or Saturday this, Friday that, weekend that. I saw a good one when we were in Hawaii and I took a beautiful video of it. And it said, it was the evolution of words that their kid called him.
52:38Jason Stewart:And it's like, daddy, dada, dad. And at the bottom, it says bruh with a period. And he walked by, Carolyn and I, and we were both just like look up from our books. I'm wearing like a Paris Review hat or something and we're like this guy. That's fucking bruh is funny. Bruh. But that's a real that's a boomer Gen X gripe is that like all of my children call me bruh. My parents were not strict at all but if I called my dad bruh I don't think it would have been a problem but it would have been like you're an idiot. It wouldn't have been like I'm gonna spank you. It would have been just like He wouldn't give your ear a big old tug.
53:20He's just like, shut up, dumbass. The rightful response to that.
53:24Jason Stewart:Boy, if you don't. I know, Sidney Sweeney's having a tough couple weeks. I think she's going to be fine. Did you see the pictures in Cosmopolitan Magazine? I didn't look at them. I think the cover was a bit of a return to form from our generation. Yeah, I agree. It felt like fucking FHM or Loaded or something. From the mind of Willa Bennett. Who was showing me a video? Oh, Tim, of course, was showing me a video of this guy. this guy who he he blindfolded two studs it's the stud slayer oh that's his name i'd never seen the stud slayer and she she was like tim was like watch this one she's like i'll beat your ass for real he's got a wealth of content his whole shtick is that he's stud slayer his his fetish and kink is studs and he just goes hunting for studs you know like i'm hunting the wabbit but this was and he'll just pull up they work at subway and he'll wait till she's on her break smoking a cigarette in the parking lot and he'll be like what's good and she'll have like a headphone ear like can i help you he's like nah just you know just want to say what's up and she's like what and he just starts like spitting real game and and every single time like boy if you don't get the fuck away did you see the did you have you seen the guy that the guy from the hood that takes his white friend to do stuff yeah it's pretty good i think they could really have a moment yeah i mean i'm a little jealous of those situations.
54:47Yeah, me too. I don't have any friends that will take me there.
54:52Jason Stewart:I guess our man Adam Banuelos arrested in Texas public intoxication. Bella Hadid's man. She was seen dancing with him just minutes before. Speaking of shave the head. He looking like Rafa in the mugshot. Nobody looks good in the mugshot. Well, except for the mugshot shardies, of course, but no one looks good in the mugshot. That dude looked like a different person and when you see that and you know who he's smashing it is really it's really he's the horse boy it was just like this is really good for guys of personality this guy must be a fucking hoot to hang out with because he's a champion so nice he's a champion in his field of humor but i don't but is that the situation is he like a rodeo star or does he just do rodeo he's like an award-winning no he's like a he's a he's a guy i'm an award-winning he's a guy that he's a he's He's a buckle holder.
55:46Okay, okay. From what I understand.
55:47Jason Stewart:He's no slouch in the stables. He's no slouch when he's riding. He turns head. Okay, okay, okay. He really is about that shit. But I think - He's the Lewis Hamilton of ponies. I wonder if she's going to go through a new - You know, like when the Kardashians were like, all right, you know what? We're in our white boy era now. I wonder if she's going to go through like a cowboy phase or she's going to return. I don't even - Who was she dating before? Anyone? Yeah. Anyone of note? No. Oh, The Weeknd. Yeah, but like - She also dated guys we know type thing. But we can't get it. Don't do that to my man.
56:18Don't put that on his jacket.
56:19Jason Stewart:Nothing wrong with being gay. I think it's cool. Don't put that on Abel's jacket, bro. What does that mean? Don't put it on his jacket. Don't put it on his jacket. Don't pin that on him. Don't talk about it. Is that a thing that you're making up? Or is that already exists? Yeah. Don't put it on my jacket. Is that a thing that you made up right now? No, no, no. Okay, okay. It's a thing I learned from probably Joe Budden, I would say. There we go. The inception point. Okay, dude. I ain't gonna hold you. I won't say that I have a question when you're listening to the Joe Budden podcast and they start talking about something that you don't want to hear like we're going to spend 45 minutes dissecting J.
56:54Jason Stewart:Cole lyrics or something like that do you sit through it because you like the paint? really? I've never fast forwarded a podcast in my life I've literally never hit that button my question was going to be when that starts happening how far do you fast forward? because i i fast forward but i'm i'm wondering like they break it into these sections over the four hours or whatever so i'm like if the whole episode's four hours i think they're going to talk about j cole for let's say 38 minutes and i'll fat i'll say hey siri fast forward 38 minutes no i don't fast forward at all because i feel like part of the joy of that is that i want to know about like part of me is like oh i would like to know about oh i guess you're a hate listener well I'm just like, I don't like J.
57:41Cole. He's one of the dorkiest guys to ever exist, but I do want to know what he's putting out because it's like...
57:46Jason Stewart:Know thine enemy. Yeah, I just, I would rather, I mean, sports is worse for me with them because they'll do 20 minutes on football. But I also feel like all this information is probably good for me to have, even if it's passive. There's no downside for me hearing about this. But your hard drive only has so many gigs of RAM in it, and why waste that valuable real estate on J. Cole lyrics? It's not, I'm more, I'm not even. Or whether the Baltimore Ravens tight end is healthy this week. I guess I'm not, well, I guess I'm not, maybe I zone out a little bit, but it's like I hear a clip of a J. Cole song that I would never push play on myself.
58:23So at least I know what's happening, if that makes sense. Okay. I would rather know than not know, and I'd rather hear it through their filter.
58:29Jason Stewart:As somebody who deals in zeitgeistery. Yeah, I just feel like I should know it, you know what I mean, to some extent. Just like how we should all see Melania just to know. Exactly. I just need to know how bad it is I just gotta know I know that if I had legs I would kick you is gonna be bad but I need to know to what degree and what styles of bad I started the Mike Epps stand up last night but I fell asleep too quick I worry that I don't want to click play there's a new cat coming well I mean that of course cat's another one where it's starting to turn very similar to rappers or musicians like at a certain point or maybe tennis players you see the turn around the final corner this is whatever happens from now on it's only getting worse and the problem is I noticed that with that stuff I'm sure Netflix gave him so much money he's got to do X amount of but it's sad to me because I have so much love for Epps and Cat Williams in both their acting roles and their stand-up, you know, they burn so bright and then at a certain point they turn and you gotta know to bow out gracefully.
59:47Jason Stewart:T.I. can't do stand-up now. No, T.I.'s coming back. T.I. shaved his head and is wearing the fitted again. He's making music. He's back with two. I hope to God that he brings that shit back. I think if T.I. really reunited with the OGs, he could come back with something. I don't think the world wants it because now it's only Playboy Cardi and fake mink, but... I mean, I need to turn my Spotify on and hear, Honorable C-note. That's when you know shit's back. That's true. And not fake mink somehow getting a burial clearance. I'm talking to Harrison last night about fake mink, and he was saying, I'm like, bro, you're saying words I've never heard before.
1:00:24Do you remember any of them? No. It was just like artists, whole things that I had never heard the words before. Okay. About this or that, whatever. and i was just like can we talk about anything else you got anything else like what but you weren't interested in knowing this fake mink i feel like i know the top line the same way that like i it doesn't feel like i need to actually listen to it i will i have okay just interesting to know where i like him getting his little teen back blown out by frank ocean that's what i like people not talking about that whether whether mink likes or not you're gonna get this two-piece Frank will take a guy.
1:01:04Jason Stewart:I forgot. Remember when Frank Ocean beat up one of Chris Brown's security guards in the studio? So sick. That's the coolest thing Frank Ocean's ever done. That's why I won't speak on Frank. Because you know you could get duffed out. You could get touched. I respect that. You respect his G. Yeah, I do. I do, for sure. How much do you respect him, though? Because would you let him jerk you off? Or are you saying you just wouldn't want to? What? Like how much, like how far, how scared are you? Oh, no, no. I just, I think that, I don't think that he will like come at me, but you know, I'm not worried that he's going to take me down or anything like that.
1:01:44Jason Stewart:I know that don't start none, won't be none with Frank and I. That's fair. That's where we'll leave it. That's fair. He's too busy. He's too busy finding 19-year-olds instead of making music, much to the... Amen. He's digmatized. more power to him he already wrote a great album i don't know if it's gonna age well though which one blonde i think i thought it had aged well i feel like people think about that talk about that shit like it's the fucking beatles i know but it's still wait till it's beatles yeah yeah you're right i'm talking about it because everyone's talking about kanya records now that he's trying to make a comeback and people are looking back and saying like let's put his six albums up towards anyone else's in his zone and like he's those clips it's hard i was talking about this last night too with some people those clips of him in mexico he's so clearly on his medication like there's just no it's like the production but the right medication not the nitrous but i'm saying that the crowd is so lit and the production is so good that him being up there just be like doing karaoke knowing it doesn't matter right it's like it does not matter which is smart a smart way to parade these people out on stage so when he whenever he does kanye at the sphere or whatever that's that's the beauty of playing in a place like the sphere it's true is that you just stand there doing nothing because nobody gives the visuals do the work for you as they say they almost hide the band yeah sure what i mean that's the whole point hide the yay i can't wait to see yay the new mini sphere in maryland they're gonna let him start there before they take it all right do a couple here make sure you don't say anything fucked up you can get through yeah we'll let you go to vegas after that we'll let you we'll let you through if you're if you're good we'll get you sweet and if i see as much as one sieg hyle mister you are not we're not you're not doing this with you kanya i'm not doing this with you um okay so yeah we got we're gonna do some potting this week from LA.
1:03:46Jason Stewart:Oh, Ian's calling me right now. He called me too. Are we in trouble? Ian, we're recording a pot. I'll hit you after. Apology not accepted. But, yeah, we're going to be doing some potting here in LA. You're here for another few days, right? Yeah, we're recording another one of our YouTube specials. Oh, wait, that's tomorrow, right? That's tomorrow morning, yeah. We're doing recording. I'm already hung over in advance for that. I feel, I've stayed out until like one thirty two nights in a row and tonight i know we'll be more of the same but then monday tuesday it's done but on monday and tuesday we're on screen i mean i don't really care yeah well you don't do drugs and alcohol but yeah but it's more of a mental thing for me to me it's more of a facial thing i'll just let that one go howlongon.com is the website enjoy our broadcasts apple spotify anywhere you enjoy wherever you get RSS feeds follow me on social media follow Chris on social media that's alright thank you bye bye
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One-on-one pod recorded live at Jason's house in Los Angeles. We chat about IV drips and elixers, watching fashion shows at the sports bar, Chris's curt email responses, new Epstein files dropped, restaurants closing down last week, a tour of hotel valets, the parties we went to the night before, a deeper look at Horsegirl, the Melania doc, Bella's man's mugshot, and we put respect on Frank Ocean's hands.
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