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28:49Jason Stewart:The only time I turn it on is to see, I turn the screen on to see how much time is left in the flight and then turn the screen off again three or four times depending on the length of the flight. That's my max usage. So you treat the infotainment center like I treat my phone in a movie. The flight is your movie. You just open it up, you say, okay, one hour and 47 more minutes, all right. Time to power it down back to my novel. Back to Practical Magic 2. I just don't know what would put me in that position. It would have to be another direct to Singapore where there's nothing left. Because I'll download stuff occasionally to watch on my phone or whatever, which is no question a worse experience for me.

29:34But have you tried the technology, the Bluetooth technology that's supposed to work from the screen on the seat back into your AirPod?

29:44Jason Stewart:I haven't tried it yet. I haven't tried it yet. something about it feels wrong i don't like it but i think it works i think it actually works though which is kind of crazy because i see people doing it a lot and it feels like something that shouldn't work well enough you know what i mean it just feels like they'll find a way to fuck that up but if that works we were talking about a week or two ago styling styling's changing everything i don't know how that affects bluetooth i don't think it does at all but you know it can't hurt and i actually saw somebody do a starlink related tweet yesterday where they posed the question you know there's the no phone calls allowed no facetime calls allowed while you're on the plane but now that starlink exists you can facetime your shorty with headphones on and from an airplane don't don't say that jason don't put this out into the world well the so a guy is saying i was facetiming my wife or my kid or whatever i had my headphones on probably speaking at a you know a low volume and the the the flight attendant said you know you're not allowed to do that yeah yeah he understood he turned it off it's fine he he's not gonna you know get dragged out and with zip ties on but the question posed is if it really what is the reason why you can't do it i'm allowed to talk at full volume next to my seatmate we're allowed to laugh crazy loud jason in in theory you are but anytime anytime i hear someone talking on the plane there they know it's bad have well that doesn't matter have you ever seen a flight attendant go over to two people talking to each other and tell them they have to stop that's never happened i wish they would of course but maybe not but i i don't think that i just think if we start walking back i don't i don't think we should i don't think we should call or facetime on the plane at all but you know in uh in terms of seeing both sides you know what what is the reason now i think the reason is that people will do that for the duration of a flight is there is there if you give people you know i mean it's like the fact that we don't self no one polices people listening to music without headphones and and now people just do it wherever whenever all the time because no one says anything the same kind of thing like i think of if if you allow people to facetime on a plane there will be people that will facetime for every second of a flight from New York to Los Angeles and make everyone want to kill them.

32:03That's the issue.

32:04Jason Stewart:Maybe that's why you like flying so much because it's the most public space that still has rules set up. It does have... Societal-based rules. I would say mostly self-police because flight attendants are afraid of getting beat up by someone if they tell them to turn their phone off. But I do think that... But I'm saying if you're at a restaurant and you're reclining your seat, in your chair and you know you can't be arrested for not putting the chair back up or whatever it is you know what i mean yeah yeah yeah but i i don't i i just think that this is it also how much is the little star like how much is the personal star link like how much can i cop for i think we we when we were talking about it it's like uh you know a couple hundred bucks for the hardware and then 55 bucks a month and i can just bring it with me wherever yeah i think so and in theory it works the boat whatever and in theory it works everywhere i think so yes okay i'll buy one of these hopefully not australia i'll buy one i'll buy one of these no question if this if this works as well as they say it does i mean i don't know when i would really need it quote it's like i'm you know backpacking you know in a place where i need it for emergencies but never know we're driving from uh from bistur village back to the back to the east end and you've got some very important emails some very important sub stacks to edit or whatever it is it's better than it's better than i mean yeah i guess in that case it's better than tethering but also and also you're always traveling i mean i think the the reason why you should get starlink is because the wi-fi in your own house where you live is is the worst and you should just i've made it i've actually made some steps to improve that this weekend jason i've i've we've spoken to verizon and they are aware of the problem.

33:51And they have sent something.

33:53Jason Stewart:Verizon is aware of the issue. They've reset the hardware, but they've also sent some sort of something for me to place, like an extender of some kind, which is crazy to need an extender in a thousand square foot apartment. But, you know, here we are. New York City, baby. It's more so the extenders exist like a lot of people in L.A. have them who live up deep into the hills, you know in the canyons where the cell phone reception is bad you're you're in the center of manhattan dead zones can dead zones can happen anywhere i would say i would honestly like when people live in places like that in la where like nothing works i just that would stop me from buying or renting a home like i would literally i would literally be like i can't how do you like that's annoying every single day of your life unless you're retired or so rich that no one can contact you yeah like there's no way that that makes sense it blows my mind or or you're so rich that whatever the issue is you can pay somebody to you know like like for example if you're you're a lot of times you're driving around these houses and you see these great homes and they're on these cliffs and it's architectural wonder but i'm looking at how how does how am i going to get the trash cans up and down this thing every every tuesday that's important like uh like friend of the show lauren sherman her and her and dan's house in in eagle rock that that they used to live in it looks like a very difficult task getting those cans up and down i would say i would say i would say and i don't want to speak out of turn i would say you might have to put them in a car which is i mean you have to rent a u-haul once a week no i just i just mean unless you have a a truck you know you don't want to put a couple of stinky cans in the back of the xc90 of course I mean that's you know no one wants to do that but I remember I mean I remember I remember growing up people had driveways that long where that was it like every week you gotta you gotta bring the truck down put the trash cans in the back and drive them back because there's it's a mile long or whatever no no joke that's like a whole that's a whole thing that was like a whole thing or I was just talking to somebody um what is it on on Friday or sorry oh yeah at the uh Reese Cooper he opened the store yeah yeah like right next door to bar de bella so lots of friends over there go check that out i hung out with uh with our old pal ben edgar um went over to eleni and then had a drink at the bob but somebody was talking about how the house that they like a house that they wanted to live in or they were checking out or whatever the the street like the asphalt going up to it was all broken up and you know where you see some some streets are just all fucked up you know nasty shit and you're like i i have to i'm i'm gonna call the city they're never gonna fix it nothing's ever gonna be like it's only gonna get worse and you have to consider that when you're like if that's your dream house but you have to like buy a different buy like a off-road vehicle to get like enter enter it every day that's a real thing that can affect you and it's so crazy that you can't there was a video about uh a karen bass video about pothole repair did you see this uh no she's Everyone hates her a lot, but she posted a video where somebody was complaining a pothole was really bad.

37:06Jason Stewart:And then she was saying the next day, Karen sent somebody out. But then the problem was there was a car parked over the pothole, so they couldn't fix it. So basically, she released a video of her not fixing a pothole. And everyone was wondering, why don't you just wait until the next day to fix it? and then you could film yourself actually repairing the pothole. There seems to be a way to do this that's very easy if you just thought about it a little harder. But it's the most, you know, 2026 American mayor thing in the world to do is post a video of you not fixing a simple pothole. Well, one of Zoran's big victories early on was fixing this, I guess, notorious pothole slash bump where you get off the Williamsburg Bridge on a city bike.

37:52Yeah. You know, and I, it's amazing that that's what people actually care about. Like that, there's more excitement about that than there is about things that matter, which is a funny, it seems like a small victory.

38:03Jason Stewart:Well, some of the things that matter aren't as fun to talk about and post about online. No, they're not. But the bottle, you know, because paving is notoriously expensive. And I, you know, I just know that. I didn't know that. I actually didn't know that. No, when you see, I'm saying like if you see, when you see a beautiful home with like a gravel, even if it's like nice gravel meant to evoke the Italian countryside, like sure, that's a design choice, but it's also like this could, this would have cost you 200 grand to pay for whatever. Right. Because it's so, it's so long. Or if you're in Canada, when you really got bread during the dead of winter, you see the heated driveway.

38:41That's when you got big bread. You know what I'm saying? That's, that is, that's when you've really made it.

38:46Jason Stewart:Okay, so I've been in chalet-like hotels that'll have the heated floor in the bathroom. How far do Canadians go with floor heating? Oh, I think you'll do the whole house. Whole crib heated? I think the whole crib heated. I mean, I think that the heated floor in the bathroom is silly to me. Like, I'm not standing on that floor enough for it to be heated. Much like the towel rack that heats. Like if I lived in Sterling Point, let's say. What isn't heated? Well, Muskoka's more of a summer place, though. You know what I mean? so you don't really, you know, it's not really, I mean, you know, as you see in the show, they're winterizing the house, which obviously some of the major ones are, but I would say like he did.

39:26What does that mean?

39:27Jason Stewart:They're winterizing the house. I think it just means that you sort of. Like to get ready for winter, like to. Yeah. You like seal. Like from a practical way. Yeah. I think you seal everything up and sort of. Yeah. I believe I've never. It's shocking. To batten down the hatches to get ready for the winter. I wasn't because when Carolyn winterizes the home, we're getting the pine swag hanging from the thingies. No, I don't mean. The pillow color is changed and things like that. No, no, no. We're talking something more practical. This is real. This is not decorative. It is in winter mode activated.

40:01Jason Stewart:That means we have more hot cocoa. You're like, I've winterized the house. If you just look at the flat screen, I've put on the fireplace DVD. So we're good to go from here. Yeah, I don't. A heated driveway is nice, though. I got to say. They have heated sidewalks in Aspen. That's one of the, and I'm sure that's true about Geneva and several other high net worth. That's nice of them. So like all the homeless people at night, they can have a warm place to sleep? Is that what it is? If you've ever blamed that pesky, bloated feeling on getting older or just being so busy, or maybe that late night burrito, Jason, and it might be worth getting a clear answer on what the real culprit is.

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42:58Jason Stewart:I mentioned Rolling Loud earlier In terms of fat people but did you see The trailer for the Rolling Loud Movie starring Owen Wilson I didn't I sent it to you but I didn't watch it Cause I knew you would I predict it's gonna be A huge it's not gonna be the Odyssey but I predict it's gonna be It's gonna do good numbers Because it's actually does it actually look funny Maybe It's one of those Like it looks bad and good all at the same time but I think it's one of those films where every young person has to see it whether or not it's good or not there's always been those little things you know what I can't think of anything right now of what that might be but something hits the zeitgeist and touches so many things at once that even if you're a cool person or even if you hate rolling loud or whatever you kind of have to watch it because it's just so whatever's going on in your life.

43:56Can you explain to me can you explain Remind me, just from your quick watch of the trailer, what do you think happens and what on earth is Owen Wilson doing?

44:04Jason Stewart:Okay, Owen Wilson plays a dad and his kid wants to go to Rolling Loud. I think he has to lie to his wife and say that they're going on a camping trip or something. But he actually takes his kid to Rolling Loud because he wants to be the cool dad or something. And then he loses his kid. And then the adventure is that he gets help from all the rappers. And, you know. Okay, hold on. This sounds. Galaxy Gas users help him find his kid. This sounds pretty good. This sounds pretty good. But like all the people that we know, like all the 50-year-old guys who have kids who are 13, it just hits the coastal elite suburban family kind of thing.

44:47Jason Stewart:Who plays the kid? Who plays his son? and I think like Travis Scott is like a producer and he co-stars in it so like just that alone his name is Christian Convery okay so it's just like an actual little kid I didn't know if they okay I didn't know not little obviously but you know what I mean this is he's an emerging talent this is a real yeah I mean this is you're right because this is a thing that there are a lot of parents of teenagers that are dealing with that are like especially if they know what this stuff is they're like bro I can't send you to this like that would be irresponsible to let you go watch playboy cardi you might get trampled but but but i also think that it's um it's like a marketing kind of thing that rolling loud is making this to sort of yeah it's smart as hell because whoever like like rolling loud has always been like a very like janky kind of energy to it and i'm sure that it's now owned by a venture fund or crazy whatever black rock owns it now and they feel like they have to sort of whitewash and clean the image of rolling loud if it's going to be the biggest hip-hop festival in the world.

45:51Jason Stewart:And I think that's what the whole point of this movie is. That's a, honestly. But if it works and it's got, if it has Matt Reif in it, I mean, this is. And Owen Wilson. No, this is genius. I mean, I got, honestly, it is. It's a really good, like, we've gotten to the point where a music festival can make a movie with like, I mean, Owen Wilson, I think by many, is considered an A-list actor. I mean, he's, you know, he's done it all. He's been around forever. and you get Matt Reif for the young people and you get Travis Scott for the younger people. That's a pretty, I mean, that's a winning combination to promote your music festival.

46:24Jason Stewart:Yeah, and there's this guy, Marcus Lewis, who's like a buff, like action movie stuntman kind of guy, like Black Panther and Fast and Furious kind of guy, but he plays the gnarly security guard. Like every rapper has the crazy, like wearing military, you know, dressed like Hassan Piker with the bulletproof vest on, walking around backstage at Rolling Loud. I love our Wall Street Journal family. Whoever put him in the fucking press bulletproof vest, he liked that too much. Like, I'm not saying it's not good for a picture. I'm just saying, you know he was like, yeah, that's me. I'm dangerous. It could have been his idea.

47:02No, that guy doesn't have any ideas except wearing ugly clothes, looking like fucking, talk about Second Street. He looks like fucking, you know, Essence Sale.

47:10Jason Stewart:With Piker, the bulletproof press stays on during sex. 100 i just i was like dude this the the chub he got when they're like would you wear a bolt proof vest with a press pack i mean i guess if you guys really want me you know yeah yeah of course he was on chub he never been more excited never been more excited i saw um vogue world returns in in san francisco 2027 i'll be boycotting it of course any reason to go to san francisco you know why not I actually I really do think the rehab of San Francisco is one of America's best cities is going to work I actually think it's going to work okay it's better than like Chicago you know what I mean like it's it has more natural beauty than most places obviously New York and LA are winners Miami is pretty gnarly depending on what you're into Chicago is is actually quite pretty low-key but it's in the Midwest so people are just like I don't care about that san francisco seattle's too rainy you know nirvana's been you know kirkumay's been dead for a long time so it's like what are they started on texas no it's true i get it it makes sense the i mean i think everyone agrees but you know like the amount of people who are having their cars and homes broken into has gone down a lot housing prices have gone crazy up and the only people that can afford it are uh spacex ipo motherfuckers or ai people or you know microchip but see that's just not true that's just not true it's like you get but that's like saying that about new york and it's not true because a lot of different people live here do you know what i mean that that's what i'm trying to say it's like that of course that is the picture that is painted because to an extent it's true the people that work at companies their their husbands and wives and and children also have to live there too i get it i just mean that i just was a joke i know i just mean that san francisco is a i mean like i think that a comeback a comeback story of san francisco would be good for america and i think that's why it will happen i agree but at what cost you know i guess the cost is a lot i would rather go to san francisco at this point i would rather go to the san francisco area than most cities in america i if i'm if it's like chris where do you want to go for two days you know with no maybe with no no agenda or nothing to do like i would probably rather go there than like dallas you know what i mean like to think about what the options are you're right you're right and and uh and everyone is saying the food there right now is is really at the moment it also has the history it also has like actual history that it's cool do you know what i mean like whether you care about that stuff whether you care about the stones at ultima or the grateful dead or fucking the beats or whatever like it's real there's like actual history where if you're looking at chicago has that too and miami has that too but those just seem they have so much less natural beauty to me which is a weird no i i agree san francisco is an amazing amazing city with a lot of natural beauty the the i guess the the thing that i take i mean it's overall it's a good thing that the city is is repairing itself and you know homelessness and drug use and crime and all that stuff is going down but you know i to me i see a city where they they turn it into a shithole so then they could go you know kind of gut it and turn it into a new city and that but that city it's it's it's like a soho house it's like soho city to me but who are you saying but who are you saying i don't think anyone turned it into that i think that's unfortunately how the cookie crumbled in many places during covid and after covid sure you Do you think you're saying it was a calculated effort to make it bad?

50:46Jason Stewart:No, I don't know. I'm not doing a conspiracy theory that that's what happened. But I'm seeing a city that is being turned into a Soho House version of it or like the Grove or the Americana or the Hudson Yards version of it where, yes, it has all this great stuff going for it. The only cost is the soul has been removed from it. I mean, you could say that about New York and L.A., though, if you really want to get down to it. I mean, only because the three things you named as examples are all in New York and L.A. That's true. Well, I mean, but I guess Hudson Yards, thank God, is very avoidable. And as is the Grove and the American, you know, those aren't.

51:27It's not like you.

51:28Jason Stewart:But I'm saying we started with Soho houses and then we went into Groves and Americanas and live, work, retail, you know, kind of pod style living. and now we're going to do it with the city. Yeah, I mean, I think that's true everywhere, but you should check out Nashville. Yesterday I went to, I'd never been to Frenchette for brunch, but I went yesterday with David Cho and Ryan McGinley. It was David Cho's choice, of course. And I'm like, all I want is eggs. You know what I mean? I just want eggs and toast. So we had planned to go to Gemma, the home of eggs and toast on the weekend. he's like actually no let's go to Frenchette I really want the pancake and I'm like alright whatever it's closer to me fine and then I look at the Frenchette brunch menu and it's literally like one omelette and then like trout hollandaise and fucking then a dinner menu I was like this is a fake this is not a real like if you can't order you shouldn't be able to market the word brunch obviously is cursed you shouldn't be able to market brunch to me if your one option is a French omelet that is child-sized.

52:42Jason Stewart:Okay, this is good. This is good. Okay, shout out to our French family. It tasted good as fuck. Don't get me wrong. It was delicious. I have the omelet with fine herbs and palm frites. So that is good. I obviously didn't get the French fries, so I had a child-sized omelet and a green salad. And I'm like, okay, is there any other? Are there other? You call it a child-sized omelet. what would be your guesstimation on how many eggs went into this omelet? Two. Good Lord. Two, maybe. Good Lord. Two, maybe three. It's so soft, you can't tell. It tastes good as hell. So a two-egg omelet with french fries costs$28.

53:18Jason Stewart:That's my French ed. But now that I'm looking at the rest of the brunch menu, coming up next, we've got the escargot. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. And then the next, we have the brook trout with sorrel. Um, we have the, we have the pancake of course with cat skills, maple syrup. Now, now let me, let me say something. Let me say something real quick. We all ordered an omelet and Cho ordered this pancake cause you know, he's Asian and the, the, the, he orders it to come after the mains. Right. And table cakes, dessert, not table cakes to start. Table cakes, dessert. And let me tell you something, that pancake knocked my goddamn socks off.

54:03It is fucking delicious. do not get it twisted that shit is good as hell and it was worth it was absolutely worth getting four eggs less than I wanted but I just do you see where I was lied to you know what I mean like when you think of the word brunch obviously it has negative connotations but it also has connotations that will be more than one egg dish and a quiche doesn't

54:24Jason Stewart:count well coming up next we've got our charred carrots with za 'atar we also have our duck confit of course something light for lunch As well as the eggplant schnitzel and the spaghetti with batarga. That's what I'm saying, bro. I'm like, look, I don't need silly stuff. I don't need dumb brunch food. Well, you need the foie gras with port wine gelée. I mean, I was just like, dude, if you wanted a pancake this bad, get one on your own fucking time, okay? I mean, it's so tough out here. that means you know chris black is buying eggs and bread and making it at home that is the thing that's what you've been driven to that's how bad that is what i've been driven to like used to be back in the day i could when i lived on on fucking ridge street i could stroll down to shillers get my fucking four eggs my toast a green salad i'm back at the fucking imac like it's nothing no problem you walk through so what i got what am i what am i gonna do where am i gonna go And I'm not going to a diner because I'm not in fucking Taking Back Sunday.

55:34Like I don't hang out at diners. I'm not a goth teenager. So where do you go? On a Monday?

55:39Jason Stewart:And also somebody like you with finer tastes, you demand food of a little bit higher quality. And when you go to one of those diners where it's exactly what you want, the bread, it's shitty bread. The butter is shitty and cold. The eggs are some, you know, no, it's not the good stuff. And when you go to Frenchette, they're using really good. Bro, the food was delicious. The leeks are awesome at Frenchette. The food was delicious. It was just like, this is not. Actually, I will say the Balthazar omelet is a great option, and it's a fat boy. You know what I mean? It's taken up half the plate, but then you're going to Balthazar, and it's kind of a whole thing.

56:20You know what I mean? And Schiller's, which was a Keith McNally restaurant, because it was in the Lower East Side, and it was pre-fucking food influencers, it was no big deal. You know what I mean?

56:31Jason Stewart:Shilla's. Shilla's. So when you went to Shilla's, you didn't get the ham and comte gnocchi for breakfast? No. Dude, I was just blown away by what all I said to David was, I want eggs and toast. And he literally said, sure. And then days before, actually no. I want to go to a restaurant where they don't have that at all. Well, was it Cho's birthday or something? Why does he get to bed? No, exactly. No, I don't know why. I don't know why. I was cooked. What did Ryan McGinley eat first brunch? He had a tea and then he had the omelet And he had the salad We all had the same thing All three of us ordered the exact same thing You all ordered the exact same thing Because that's the only thing to order Also quiche is not eggs I know it technically is But it's not eggs Quiche is a pie Not just because of the form factor If it's got a crust it's a pie I agree Afterwards I met Alex and Ryan they were at gemma which is fucked up so i went to meet them at gemma where they where they had enjoyed exactly what i wanted to enjoy and then we went to the whitney because there's the biennale which is you know sort of you know it's it's a little much for me historically but there was this warhol family album room that was all polaroids and it was a mix of kind of the classic polaroid form factor that we know and then and then the one like the big shot style which is a more flattering polaroid that like there's a gus van zandt book of you would recognize them they're more like rectangular the actual print but there was like 15 pictures in a row of diane von firstenberg and bro i didn't i kind of forgot how bad she was oh my goodness i was i was taken aback i was in the war i was in the war hall room just looking at diane von firstenberg like damn you were married to a gay guy for your whole life i'm looking like that i'm in the the dvf wing on Chubb.

58:26Bro, Alex and I both, I was like, damn, I knew she was fine, but my God, Andy really painted her in a beautiful light.

58:33Jason Stewart:And Alex agreed. When I pulled up a pic from Instagram, at 25, wearing a cow print bodysuit, already had two kids. Dude, different time. 25 children, sorry, 25 years old, two children, and a cute Italian dress that made history. A man's life in a woman's body. My advice to young women, be true to yourself, never lie, be kind, focus on intention and enjoy the ride. Never lose the dialogue with yourself. Write the diary and be the woman you can be. Okay, Diane. That's good advice for us too. I mean, you know, I know we're not women but we could apply that I think to us as men. Okay. Diane, come on the pod.

59:16Diane, come on the pod. All right.

59:17Jason Stewart:With your fine ass. With your fine ass. How long gone? Thank you for listening. I think we're going to have a few more tickets for the Ghanies, but they sold out so far. But I think there's more. I've got to talk to the powers that be. Thank you, all you guys. Yeah, thank you, guys. We're getting it together. And then I guess we'll have more info on Toronto on the 12th soon. We're doing something in L.A. on the 8th. Have more info on that soon. I mean, unfortunately, it's how long gone season as fall approaches, back to school, as they say. Yeah, my body is being prepared right now. Don't you worry.

59:53Jason Stewart:And also, when you said biennale, that's the Italian way of saying it. Does anybody in America call it just the biennial? No. I think if you're going, I think it's, I mean, probably. Is it like the same way some people say pity and pitti? I mean, yeah, I'm sure. And now I'm realizing what's even more fucked up, both of the restaurant at the Whitney, Frenchette. So I had a coffee at Frenchette later. Basically all my meals yesterday God damn it Thank God I had Momofuku for dinner That's why you're getting fat Chris You're eating all this French food No I had a coffee but I knew where it was from Spiritually it felt fat French coffee has much more calories Exactly We don't know where that shit comes from All the froth on top Thank you for listening We'll see you next week Au revoir

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