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So! We have been gone for a while and listeners may have noticed this show is listed as Gishgallop Girl but the previous episodes all have been introduced and spoken of as "Please Only One Lie At A Time". Between the recording of the last Please Only One Lie At A Time episode and the publishing of the first episode of this show, Gishgallop Girl, we had some time to reflect on the name and the direction of this show.
So we went as full steam ahead as possible with Gishgallop GIrl, where rather than following one really bad political book per season, we will be following the work of Candace Owens, both within the pages of Blackout and later on, her many podcasts and her appearances on various shows over the last 8 years of her career thus far.
So sit back and enjoy or don't, this episode, and follow us at the links at the top.
This is your regular host, Thomas Anderson, and I am speaking to you from a retail location where I'm re-uploading all of the old episodes.
I put new intros in front of them, much like this one, actually.
So, you're going to hear in this episode, me and Maddie discuss, you know, what if Candace Owens comes back with a new show?
Well, I found out as I was uploading this very episode.
That she did, in fact, return to YouTube and podcasting with her own show.
It's titled Candace.
It is a horror show of epic proportions.
And me and Maddie immediately sat down and discussed with each other what we're going to do about that.
So what we're going to do moving forward...
The show is going to be two hours long, starting with the next episode.
The first hour will be devoted to continuing to go through Blackout, her book.
The second hour will be devoted to catching up with Candice, where we talk about her most recent week.
of episodes was, if I can get through that in an hour.
Honestly, there's so many lies and bullshit to unpack, and of course me and Matt tend to discuss stuff.
In between, I can't just write a script and read off of it.
There's stuff for us to discuss, so we're going to do our best.
We're going to do our best to keep that to a two-hour show from now on.
Again, first hour devoted to Blackout, second hour devoted to catching up with Candace, and I think what I want to do moving forward as well...
Let's kind of stick with what we talk about later in this episode, which is the first hour of any show being devoted to Candace's old episodes.
I want to kind of track the madness, you know, as it were.
Fortunately, her new show follows a lot of the same format of her old show, wherein she only does 30 to 40 minute episodes, typically.
So, you would think that's easy to cover, but honestly, the woman rattles off so much bullshit in a given minute.
You know, I am trying to go through.
As much as I can.
It's not always easy to be like, oh my god.
As I'm writing notes, I'm like, alright, so two minutes in.
Three minutes in.
Three and a half minutes.
What the hell?
Rapid fire delivery of bullshit hasn't stopped.
She is still who she is, and she carried over a lot of her old advertisers and some new ones, and they are funny.
Okay, it's funny that she's just playing advertiser bingo.
You can read off any of these grifters.
Everybody's got it, you know.
This kind of vendor, that kind of vendor, whatever.
Anyway, enjoy this episode and we will be producing newer content coming just in the next few days after I re-upload this.
Thanks.
Bye.
Alright, we're recording.
Welcome once again to Gish Gallop Girl.
Now, this is being recorded several months after the last recording that we did.
We were still going under the title, Please Only One Lie at a Time.
Now, if you've been listening to this show, and a few people have,
Yeah, yeah, six or seven total.
Yeah, so...
I am Matthew Anderson.
Wait, no, you're Matthew Anderson.
Yeah, I'm Matthew Anderson.
You're Thomas Anderson.
You know the worst part about that, folks, is I have set up an entire web identity of Thomas Anderson.
In fact, you can follow me on Mastodon if you're on there.
And I realize that compared to Twitter and Facebook, very few people are.
However, rebel.
Motherfuckers, rebel.
Mastodon, if you're not familiar, Mastodon is basically if Twitter wasn't run by Nazis.
There are a lot of legit scientists and stuff on Mastodon.
Very few entertainers.
Most of these people that are addicted to fucking fame are still on Twitter because see previous addiction.
Now, that being said, I realized recently, as of within the last couple of weeks, That I had to get a Twitter account to follow Candace Owens.
Do you want to know why I had to do that?
Why?
Okay.
Candace Owens showing some rare spine.
And I'm going to say this is a good thing for her.
Not so much for me because I had to go get a fucking Twitter account.
She recently, if people aren't familiar, she actually had some things to say about the Israel genocide going on in Gaza.
And Ben Shapiro, who is a pro-Israel Jew along with a couple other people.
Now I say that as someone who grew up as an unorthodox Jew.
So don't come at me.
You know?
Don't come at me.
I didn't grow up in the religion, but don't fucking come at me.
Anyway.
Yeah, so...
Because she dared question the narrative, her and Shapiro had a public falling out over the whole thing, and she was fired from her job at the Daily Wire.
I think that's his publication.
Yeah, the Daily Wire is his, I believe.
Okay.
Well, she was fired.
Okay.
She was totally shit-canned.
They canceled her contract and so on.
So, what came out of that is her last show was back in March.
Was it?
Yeah.
Yeah, I kept waiting for her to maybe do something, but I think, and this hasn't been made public yet, to my knowledge anyway, if I had to guess, I think she might be under the same kind of contract rules that Conan O 'Brien was years ago.
Years ago, when Jay Leno ran The Tonight Show, and Conan O 'Brien took it over for a while, and then Jay Leno decided he wanted back in.
Well, the people at NBC fired Conan O 'Brien.
Okay.
Through contract.
And everyone knew it was coming.
It wasn't like it didn't happen over the course of a weekend.
Conan's people fought it.
Viewers tried fighting it for Conan.
Nothing was working.
So what happened, though, was NBC, as part of his contract, they had a non-compete clause in there where he could not do another show.
He couldn't do another televised show.
So he did a road show.
I remember seeing his road show.
Yeah, he filmed some of it, and there's a documentary that was made called Conan O 'Brien Can't Stop about him doing the road show.
And it was moderately successful.
Well, anyway...
He was offered a chance to do his show again with much less money on TBS.
He took it because why the fuck wouldn't you?
And now he does podcasts called Conan O 'Brien Needs a Friend.
And I think he might have another one called Team Coco or That's How You...
You say you're part of Conan O 'Brien's thing is hashtag Team Coco.
But anyway, I haven't followed it, obviously, beyond a certain point.
Yeah.
I think Conan O 'Brien's great.
I just don't have the fucking time.
Kevin Smith makes way too much podcast material for me to follow much of anybody else aside from Robert Evans and whatever crazy shit he's into.
Yeah.
So, backing up to Candace Owens, I think she might be under the same kind of contract.
agreement as Conan was back then.
Where she might not be able to do a show until like six months have passed or whatever.
But if you go to her website, CandiceOwens.com, it redirects you to a crowdfunding site called Locals.com that I didn't even fucking know about until I went to CandiceOwens.com and it redirected me to Locals.
It's a site set up where all you can do Is donate money.
You can become a supporter of Candace Owens for seven bucks a month.
And nothing?
Right now you get nothing.
There's no benefits to that.
At least OnlyFans has benefits.
Yeah, there's nothing.
There's fucking nothing there.
It is support Candace now.
Huh.
For like $84 a year.
What the fuck?
Yeah.
That's what $7 a month comes out to.
Firstly, CandaceOwens.com just couldn't shorten it down or come up with something that's related to her, like Chihuahua or something.
Chihuahua talk.
No cute nicknames.
I mean, no, honestly.
I don't think she's capable of humor or cuteness.
Yeah.
I'm saying this as someone who has listened to way too much Candace Owens.
You've played some Candace Owens for me in the car before, and that was too much for me.
Imagine easily several times that intentionally.
Me listening and going, can I make something of this?
And the answer, listeners, is yes, I fucking can.
Which brings us around to why we changed the name.
Now, originally, I was going to use this podcast as a platform to do seasons and dive into a particular shitbag book every season.
We were going to start with Blackout and then kind of work our way around what was honestly going to be the conservative slash new fash landscape.
But...
The more I looked into Candace Owens' life, public life, mind you.
I'm trying to stay clear of her private shit.
Yeah, yeah.
You know, everyone deserves a private life, including shitbags.
And that's something that Knowledge Fight has been very careful about treading the line of.
Like when Alex Jones and his wife got into a fight last, I think it was last Christmas.
Yeah.
It was very public.
It was a drunken brawl.
It made it into the headlines, which Alex talked about it on his show, which meant that Knowledge Fight was like, well, gotta look at this.
I'm honestly surprised that it didn't pop up as a YouTube meme or something like that, because a good chunk of the frogs are gay is a popular YouTube meme.
Yeah, which, that being said...
Yeah, Alex absolutely gets off on that being a meme.
Yeah.
Yeah, no, I think he really does get off on it.
Here's a funny thing, though.
In looking at crap on Alex Jones before, his wife, at the start of the pandemic, Erica Wolf Jones, spelled W-U-L-F-F, actually recorded a song of her own.
It's an original song.
She wrote and recorded an original song, music video, about how everyone was going to get back together after the pandemic.
If you didn't know it was her, it's a decent little tune.
But knowing it's her...
Now...
The interesting thing about that is he's probably going to have to sell that mansion.
Yeah.
Well, he recently, and I'm saying this on June 13th, 2024, it came out recently that Alex Jones is going to have to liquidate Infowars and all his shit.
Oh.
To even pay back a smidge of the $1.5 billion he still owes the Sandy Hook families.
How much does he, like...
How much does he have?
Well, that's debatable.
Because AJ has been going on vacations about every three weeks to Hawaii and Mexico since the judgments came down.
I feel like if he's trying to find a place to run, Mexican cartel might be his best bet.
Well, there's Mexico.
People have theorized, of course, that he's trying to do a Wolf of Wall Street.
Now, have you seen the Wolf of Wall Street?
No.
You've missed out.
It's a brilliant fucking movie.
Okay.
About a real shitbag.
Margot Robbie is in the movie.
All right.
And there's a scene in the movie where DiCaprio's character...
Jordan Belfort.
That's his name.
He's a real guy.
Still alive.
Total shitbag.
Hiding out in New Zealand.
Oh.
Apparently, I don't think they have an extradition policy on American criminals.
So he's there openly.
He does public speeches and shit.
Okay.
About how to be a money shitbag.
Because New Zealand somehow needs more of that.
But anyway.
Excuse me.
Allergies.
In the movie, him and his people, they're trying to hide money.
So they basically tape this money suit around Margot Robbie.
And they travel with her with the idea that they're going to dump off some odd hundred thousand or million bucks at a time on these trips.
Now, that being said, Alex Jones' wife is...
A blonde with a figure.
Mm-hmm.
Give or take.
She's a yoga instructor.
Okay.
Yeah.
So, you know, it doesn't take...
And since Alex Jones basically lives in his own head in movies, it's possible that he's...
That I would say it's possible that he's doing this.
It's a well-known tactic of criminals that are trying to bury money.
Yeah.
But unless, you know, they fucking...
If you sequester them, no one's going to know.
Because there's some rule like if you're taking so many thousands of dollars out of the country, you have to declare it at customs.
Okay.
But, you know, obviously if you're doing way more than that, you're going to try to find a way to hide it without declaring it.
Because if he declared it, it would be apparent to the court immediately that he was taking this money out of the country that he's supposed to be paying back to these families.
Okay.
Yeah, so, you know, but like I said, you know, getting back to Candace Owens, part of her deal that's unescapable sometimes is when she talks about her family.
That being said, I was looking, you know, I'm looking at the book, Blackout, and I'm reading through the stuff and I'm like, man, she mentions her family in here a lot.
Yeah.
And, you know, I went to go listen to her podcast to be like, okay, this book came out in like 2020.
Is she still this shitty?
The answer is she's worse, probably.
Yeah.
And I was like, you know, I can't let this go.
No one else is really making a job out of going after her.
I could do this.
Yeah.
I could do this.
I can subject myself to this and I could do this.
It came at the cost of me having to back up and go, okay, well, we've already done so many episodes of Please Only One Lie at a Time.
Can I just jump from that into Gish Gallop Girl?
And I started looking at, is Gish Gallop Girl taken?
Yeah.
The answer was, it wasn't a website.
It wasn't a podcast.
It wasn't a Twitter handle.
That's distasteful.
And it wasn't...
I thought of all things it would be a Twitter handle by now.
Yeah.
It wasn't a Twitter handle, and it wasn't a Mastodon handle, and I was like, well, fuck me.
My original thinking was we were going to do Gish Gallop Girl, and then I was like, nah, let's focus on one shitbag at a time so I don't lose my fucking shit, but...
No.
She's still big enough, I feel, as a threat just to...
Free-thinking people.
That a podcast really does need to be focused on her and unraveling her bullshit.
You know, and I've looked a lot at how Knowledge Fight has handled that kind of thing with Alex Jones.
And there are things that AJ says that are the same shit every episode.
Yeah.
George Soros bought off these attorneys in these states.
No, he fucking didn't.
Yeah.
No, he fucking didn't.
Maybe one of his foundations gave money to A, you know, to somebody running for state attorney, but there's caps on that.
And that's pretty normal.
Yeah.
He didn't outright buy these people.
No.
You can't prove that.
And that's the kind of thing that somebody with George Soros-level money could easily, like, just send an army of lawyers after him.
Yeah.
And be like, shut the fuck up.
You know, but he hasn't done that, which means Soros is like, a who?
Mm-hmm.
That being said, somebody said if Alex Jones has to liquidate all of this InfoWars crap, George Soros could come in and do the funniest thing ever.
He's a legit billionaire.
He's not a Trump billionaire.
He's a legit billionaire.
He can just buy all that shit.
He can make Alex Jones his bitch publicly and not lose a wink of sleep.
This is within the man's wheelhouse.
And I've read some of his books.
He's got that kind of sense of humor.
I'm not going to put it past him.
To just buy somebody and then go, alright.
You work for me now.
I'll pay your debts.
But you work for me now.
You never say my name again.
Not even in reverence.
You never mention me again.
Yeah, that's the kind of pull that the man has.
But, you know, it's much more fun to just watch somebody like...
Like, Alex be like, you know...
It's like if you get Jaws, and you capture Jaws.
You don't kill it in the water.
Yeah.
You put it on the beach.
You build a wall so it can't just flop back into the ocean.
That's what it's like watching Alex Jones flounder about right now.
Ah.
Like a shark beached...
Like a beached shark.
Yeah.
In an enclosure.
Yep.
So, yeah.
So anyway, like I was saying, we have GishGallupGirl.com.
Squarespace was fun.
When I got the domain, I got it on Google Domains.
And they're like, cool, you can work with your site over on Squarespace.
I was like, alright.
So I go over to Squarespace, I pay another fucking fee.
So I had to pay for the domain.
I go to Squarespace and I pay another monthly fee for that.
And I'm working with it and I'm like, well, You know, let me transfer the domain out of Google to Squarespace then.
You have to have a site up for 60 days to do that.
I just got an email the other day that I can finally do that shit.
Jesus.
Yeah.
This is two months.
Two months I've had this going because I started kicking out the old Please Only One Light a Time episodes, which we did about seven of those.
I started kicking those out on a weekly basis.
And then life has happened, dear listeners.
We had a lot of shit come up in a very short amount of time that we had to handle, but now we're going to be back on a weekly basis with this.
Episodes will come out on Wednesdays or Thursdays.
I will be starting the research and writing of the new stuff tomorrow.
We do have a presence on Twitter.
If you follow...
Us on Twitter.
It's just Gish Gallop, girl.
But here's what you need to know.
I am not posting shit to Twitter.
I don't like being on Twitter.
I'm following Candace and some other random-ass thing that I just chose because Twitter's like, you have to follow somebody, but they don't give you an option of who to follow.
I had to pick something from one of their curated fucking lists.
I was like, fine, whatever.
I don't even remember what I chose.
So I'm following whatever that thing is and Candace Owens.
I don't know if you can see who somebody's following or whatever, but I am following her on Twitter with the show account.
I was tempted to follow Behind the Bastards and my other things, but I was like, no, I need to just laser focus this on her.
Because, honestly, I follow a lot of people on Mastodon that I like.
Not with the show account, though.
Fortunately, Mastodon, if you want to set up a second account on Mastodon, it's a three-step process.
Nice.
Yeah, so I can follow stuff on my main and then I can switch over to the show account.
And any new updates or anything like that, if you don't want to get them any other way, Mastodon's a very easy way to do that.
And I highly recommend Mastodon to anybody who wants to follow an alternative social network.
The deal with Mastodon is some Nazi isn't going to be able to buy it.
Yeah.
It is based on servers around the world.
It's what they call a federated service, whereby if you sign up for an account, typically most people who sign up for an account will get one on mastodon.social.
But if you know of another server that maybe has different rules that you like, you can switch your account to that other server, or you can just get an account at that server if you're starting up your mastodon account.
Yeah, eventually I would like for us to have a Mastodon server for the show, but for right now we're just on Mastodon social.
So it's at GishGallopGirl and you can find it there.
And of course, as I said before, it's also a.com.
Show notes and stuff will be posted.
I work a real fucking job.
Um, I'm typically out of the house, um, any given day, anywhere from, you know, eight to 12 hours a day.
Uh, so doing this is a bit of a labor of love right now that I am putting money into.
And speaking of money, we're still not going to run any adverts because I don't want anyone to be able to dox us that easily.
Um, you know, I'm not putting it out of the realm of possibility, but I want a motherfucker to work for it.
I've seen all sorts of...
YouTubers and shit that I watch, you know, eventually they have that one asshole that's like, I know where you live, and so they, like, turn on their webcam and they go, this is me.
This is my address.
I don't give a fuck.
And then flip it back off.
Yeah, well, you know, I would, like, I would feel vindicated if the doxing effort came with, like, some kind of attempt at a cease and desist in the Candace Owens estate.
I would absolutely not cease and desist.
I would be like, no.
This is my First Amendment right.
And you're still full of shit.
And I would simply not cease and desist.
You could just frame it up on the wall.
Oh yeah, we'd get framed.
And if it was multiple pages, each page would have a frame.
But, see, I think her and her people are just smart enough to know that the reason why you don't go after Someone directly for podcasting about you or calling out your shit is the same reason why Alex Jones has not done it.
Because occasionally, Alex Jones listeners do find their way to knowledge fight.
But when they go there, if they try to defend him at all, and I'm sure they do, you know, it's...
It's going to fall on deaf ears because Dan and Jordan acknowledge why I don't have time for that.
Yeah.
They don't have time to respond to these assholes if they even get anything.
But anyone who would go there to try and be like, well, you know, well, fine.
Well, you prove him wrong on this or that.
And they have an entire page of proofs.
But also, like, you know, anyone who would go there with the open mind of...
You know, of like even a debate pro would get shut down pretty quickly by seeing all of the proof that this man is full of crap.
Yeah.
You know, and they've done something like 700 plus shows.
Jesus.
Yeah.
Well, they were cranking out two or three a week at one point.
Yeah.
But, yeah, it's...
You know, we're going to stick to one a week until, and this is where I get to money again, we do have a Patreon set up.
I have capped the Patreon at a dollar a month because, as I've mentioned in previous episodes that I've gone back and listened to, there are so many streaming services and other shit out there on people's plates that I feel uncomfortable.
Going above a buck a month.
Yeah.
Now, if there's any kind of demand, if there's any actual kind of demand for higher levels, if people want to give more money and they want higher levels, I'll consider it.
I'm not above it.
I don't want someone to have to make 20 different Patreon accounts just because they want to give us 20 bucks a month.
Yeah.
I mean, like I said, it's not so much about the money.
I would like to be able to make enough money to quit my day job and do this twice a week.
Yeah.
But, for right now, you know, it is what it is.
And I don't feel comfortable taking more from people than that.
That being said, I don't want to do Patreon exclusives or anything because I hate when my favorite shows do that shit.
Yeah.
You know, when people are like, oh yeah, you know, and I've mentioned this before, but like QAnon Anonymous and other shows that I listen to, they almost always, in a free episode that was intended as a free episode, they will reference shit that happened in a paid episode.
Yeah.
And it's like, well, that's great, but I'm not giving you $5 a month.
Yeah.
I'm not going to give you $5 a month to go back and find that.
No, I'm sorry.
So, you know, that's my thinking on it is because I also don't want to shut people out that, you know, I feel like it would be shutting people out to have something set up like that and then let's say they absolutely want to hear, you know, about something that was on a paid episode but they don't have the funds or they can't set that up,
you know, for whatever their reason is.
You know, it just, it seems like an exclusivity that I don't want to put on people because I fucking hate it.
Yeah.
Why would I do that?
So yeah.
That all being said, we have the website.
We have the Patreon.
I'll be working on that once we record this and I set it up and I send it up to the web.
I will be working on getting those things conjoined because, like I said, I just got the email the other day that our domain is now officially at Squarespace.
Which means I can officially like.com that shit and get it up and running fully.
But yeah, one of the things that I'll be working on over time is going back into the site and putting up the various proofs that I've talked about regarding the actual research that I've had to go into to debunk Candace's bullshit
claims. That all being said, so what's the life of this show beyond the book?
Well, Candice and YouTube have gifted
Mm-hmm.
Hundreds of episodes of her program.
Oh, God.
Hundreds.
On top of that, she has done recorded media interviews over the last...
God, when did she get famous?
Just before Trump became...
Just before 2016.
Yep.
Fuck 2016.
Eight years.
Eight years of material.
She has gifted us with.
Now, this is important.
I was 11 when Trump was president last?
I guess.
2016 to 2020.
Oh, to 2020.
Well, to 2021, if you're going to be technical.
Okay.
Yeah, if you're going to be technical, he was president in 2017 to 2021.
Okay.
He got elected in 2016.
I'm just saying, if it was eight years ago, then that means that...
Because this is 24. Yeah.
Yeah.
Man, time really flies.
Yeah, right?
Yeah.
Well, so we have her material just before Trump was elected, straight to her most recent thing, where she got bumped off of all her shit, to whatever the future holds.
So, what I want to do, if she still isn't making media, for whatever reason, once we get through this book, which is going to take forever, I'm not even lying to you folks.
There's so much crap.
And we're still in chapter one.
What page of chapter one?
Like a few pages in.
God. God.
Well, I had to go back.
I had to go back and look at shit and I was like, crap, there's a lot of...
Because I only talked about, in our last episode, I only talked about her claims about there being Klansmen on Peachtree Street in Georgia.
And I couldn't find that shit anywhere.
God, I'm going to have to get a subscription to that fucking old newspaper website, too.
Ugh.
Anyway.
You know the only good part about that?
Or if I felt the need to actually subscribe to her thing on her fucking website, I can write that off.
I can write that off as a business expense.
Yeah.
You know?
Just like I can write off paying Squarespace, I can write off the fucking podcast host that we're using, which is podbean.com.
But thankfully, through the magic of Podbean, I was able to bounce the show off of various podcast apps, including the one that I prefer to use, which is Podcast Addict.
Yeah.
So, that was cool.
Now, we're not on Apple Podcasts, and I want to discuss why.
Because Apple sucks.
Okay?
I thought you were going to say because fuck Apple.
That too.
Yeah.
That too.
Let me explain why.
And anyone who has ever podcasted anything, and I hate that Apple came up with the term podcast, but here we are.
This is the world we live in.
So, when I have attempted to put the show up on Apple Podcasts, they want Way too much information.
And then you have to go through a review process.
Do you know what it was like for me to put the podcast on, say, iHeart?
A couple of steps.
Two steps.
Yeah.
What's your podcast URL?
And accept.
That was on iHeart.
Which is one of the biggest fucking...
Yeah, yeah.
They're big enough that they hold a fucking concert every year.
Well, they're big enough.
iHeart is big enough that when people are advertising their stupid fucking podcast shows on some of the shows that I listen to, such as Clean Up on Aisle 45, when they're running their stupid fucking ads on that show, I swear most of them are for other podcasts that are like,
listen to this, listen to that.
And they always end with, Available on Apple Podcasts or iHeartRadio or wherever you get your podcasts.
They're that big.
Yeah.
I don't feel like going on Apple.
I don't feel like dealing with their bullshit.
I'm aware that they have the biggest podcast market and maybe one day I'll cave in.
But today is not that fucking day.
You know?
Today is not that fucking day.
I don't want to deal with their crap.
So.
That all being said, don't want to fucking deal with Apple.
I don't.
I'm not gonna.
As for other social networks, I actually tried to make a Facebook account.
Now, for all the bullshit accounts I've seen on Facebook, such as Sandra Bullocks, and some insane amount of clearly fake celebrity webpages for celebrities I've never heard of,
but certainly Aren't going to respond to so-and-so's private email.
That's an account for several celebrities, such as Keanu Reeves.
For all of that shit, I couldn't make an account for Gish Gallop Girl or for Thomas Anderson because I used a fucking AI as my avatar.
They caught the AI avatar and were like, no.
But someone who takes a fucking celebrity page of Sandra Bullock and claims to be Sandra's Bullocks gets to have a page?
Fuck you, Facebook.
Fuck you, Zuckerberg.
Fuck you, Facebook.
I'm not dealing with it right now.
You know.
They stopped an AI.
Yeah.
They blocked an AI photo.
Do you know how many ads I get for AI-related shit?
You know what's funny?
You know what's funny about that?
The very AI that I used to make the logo, which I put in, and it's my profile logo on Mastodon and on Twitter.
I think it's on Twitter.
Might not be.
I think I went bare bones as fuck with the Twitter.
Yeah.
But anyway.
The very logo I used, I got from an app that I saw advertised on Facebook.
So, that's how dumb it is.
That's how unbelievably in-house dumb it is.
So, yeah.
We're not fucking with Facebook right now.
If you see anything with this show on Facebook, which is highly unlikely, but...
Disregard it for now.
I will update y 'all if I actually do put up a Facebook account, but for my reckoning, that's just not going to be necessary.
Yeah.
So yeah, we got the Twitter.
Nobody follow me on there, please.
I'm just saying, I'm not going to be even retweeting things.
I'm not going to, and I'm never calling it what Elon renamed it.
Fuck that, fuck him.
Fuck that shit.
It's Twitter, motherfuckers.
So, I'm never retweeting anything on that account.
I'm just there to lurk and see what Candace is posting as news.
She's still posting on Twitter.
Yep.
I just thought about it.
Yeah.
Technically, knowing Elon, it's probably, and I'm probably wrong about this, probably going to have to correct me here in a minute, but does he call it X?
Yes.
With a straight face.
See, that's where he's going wrong.
Because I know he named his son some fucked up ass name.
He named one of his sons a fucked up ass name.
Okay, what?
He has like a dozen kids.
He has like three or four ex-wives.
How does that potato feed?
Okay, anyways.
Yeah, no, keep going.
Hang on, I need to second process that.
Okay.
Okay.
You should pronounce it...
No.
Yes.
Although, you know, it wouldn't surprise me if he just sprung that on everybody.
Like, I don't want everyone to pronounce it X. It's now pronounced Z. And just to see what the world does.
Yeah.
Fuck Elon.
I drive a non-Tesla electric vehicle.
And one of my favorite things to do when Tesla drivers park at EV spots where they don't belong, particularly if there are open Tesla bays, I have these cards.
I have this stack of wonderful cards given to me by my daughter-in-law.
That say on the front of them, you suck at parking.
And then on the back, you can choose any one of a number of reasons.
Now, if it's a Tesla driver, I checkbox other, and I get to write in.
And I write in, cheap Tesla douchebag.
And I put it right inside the driver's door.
So that they see that you suck at parking, and it says flip over to see the reason.
And they get to see it for themselves.
That they've been called out.
Now, I've never been there when someone's found these cards, but I've seen them in the parking lot when the drivers have left.
One guy took one into a Target store and tried to get their AP, their asset protection, to use the video cameras to see who put that in his car.
Now, I happen to be on good terms with the AP.
And he was like, somebody brought this in here earlier.
Do you believe this shit?
I was like, did you use the cameras?
He's like, no!
That's a waste of my time.
I was like, what'd you tell the guy?
I gave him some bullshit about how we'd look into it, and then I kept it because it's funny.
I was like, let me see that.
Oh yeah, that's hilarious.
That's cool.
He's like, did you do it?
And like I'd tell you, he goes, good enough.
You know, it's not a yes and it's not a no.
It's not a lie and it's not the truth.
But, let's get back around to Candace Owens.
So, yeah, she is still doing her thing on Twitter.
That's why I'm on there.
I might have to get an Instagram account, which is going to be hard considering I couldn't get a Facebook account.
Which means I might have to follow her as what?
It's actually...
Real fucking easy to get an Instagram account.
Here's the deal, though.
They're the same company.
Here's the thing.
And I only know this because I use an AI-generated picture for mine.
Oh, well, there we are.
Because for my campaign, I needed a blood moon over a mountaintop.
And the only way I could get the picture I was looking for was to pull up an AI image.
So that's my...
That's my thing.
Okay.
Yeah.
So, that one accepts AI images, despite they're the same company.
They're the same company, and...
I hate Sock.
All right.
So, anyway.
Yeah, I might have to follow her on Instagram if she posts there more often.
But right now, Twitter seems to be doing it.
So, yeah.
So, what we're going to do...
And we may even just follow her show from episode one through.
Now, if she comes back, in whatever form that is, I'll assume it's a free podcast at this point, with whatever advertiser she's set up and whatever.
Her advertisers were super fucked up on her Daily Wire show, though.
They were super fucked up.
Okay, one of them was a company called...
Fuck me.
Jeremy's Razors.
Oh, yeah, no, I remember you talking about that one.
I told you about that one in the car, yeah.
Jeremy's Razors.
They advertise for...
You know what?
I'll just play the ad on the show.
I can't even...
It's so fucked up.
It's so fucked up.
It's...
It's so...
Translucently transphobic.
Yeah.
They have a chocolate bar line, too.
What?
And that's as equally fucked up.
And I've read reviews of the chocolate bars.
People have gotten their chocolate bars as a fresh shipment.
Doing air quotes here.
Mm-hmm.
And they open them up, and you know what old chocolate looks like?
Yeah, it's like...
It's kind of pale.
Yeah, yeah.
It doesn't taste very good.
No, it's somehow stale, and it honestly would probably be better to have dried dog shit.
Imagine you get a chocolate bar that's dated for like a year or two up from now, which is pretty normal, but you open it up and it's pale, like that.
And it's supposed to be dark chocolate.
And then you open the next one, and it's the same way.
And you get through the whole case that you ordered and they're all fucked.
And the company's like, we don't know what you're talking about.
No refunds.
That's the kind of reviews that I've seen for these fucking chocolate bars that are, yes, transphobic.
They made Nazi chocolate.
And it's just as bad as you would imagine Nazi chocolate to be because it's pale and limp and lifeless.
It's devoid of color.
And it's not intentionally white.
Had they done white chocolate, I could respect them sticking to it.
Okay.
Old chocolate, I know, it gets pale, it gets kind of like ashen color to it.
And then, like, because I've had old chocolate chips before.
We've all accidentally had that.
Yeah.
Well, when you said pale, I thought you meant that like ashen gray.
That's what I mean.
You just said if they were intentionally white chocolate.
No, like if it was intentionally like, like, hey, we're a Nazi chocolate company.
This is white chocolate, the purest possible chocolate.
You should enjoy it.
I would be like, all right, I respect that they're staying true to form.
And I've got a weakness for white chocolate.
I will try that.
Oh, yeah.
I would honestly review it.
It'd probably suck, but I'd honestly review it.
And I would be gently surprised if it was good.
And I would say so.
I'd be like, I don't like these people, but I need their recipe.
That's when you've got to bring it down to that comedian that talked about his friend going to the barbecue.
And he's like, honestly, you can't even taste the racism.
Which is better done in Clerks 2. Yeah.
That's a whole thing.
At the risk of getting cancelled, I will not repeat what goes on in that scene.
It's great, though.
Wanda Sykes is brilliant in that scene.
Oh, that one, yeah.
You said Wanda Sykes.
Yeah.
I almost wanted us, when we met...
I had half a mind for us to drop into White Castle one morning just to see if we could get another selfie and be like, you can't taste the racism in White Castle.
I thought of several different ways to do that.
But I was like, no.
That feels like it could go wrong.
I'm going to leave that alone.
But, yeah, no, it was...
That convention was something else.
Oh, that reminds me.
I'm totally off topic.
Because we're not really on topic tonight anyway.
Of all the people going to the next Twin Cities Con, I've only seen one name.
One name of someone that I would actually like to get an autograph of or something.
You're familiar?
We're all watching Brooklyn Nine-Nine now.
Is it that I jizzed in my pants?
No.
That guy?
No, that would be great.
I'd totally go to meet Andy Sandberg.
I would totally go to meet Andy Sandberg.
Okay, okay.
Who is it?
No.
There's a cop on there.
The character's name is Rosa Diaz.
She's Hispanic.
She's usually got like a resting bitch face most of the time.
Oh, her!
Yeah, yeah.
She's going to be at the con because she's one of the voice actors on that show that like all the voice, like they're doing like They've got to be doing a panel with these people.
They've got like fucking 15 of them.
That Has Been Hotel.
I didn't know she voiced for that.
Neither did I. I was looking at the guest list today and I was like, well, let's see if they've updated it.
I'm scrolling through and I see Stephanie Beatrice and I was like, get the fuck out!
Yeah, that's her.
I know exactly.
I've not sat down and watched it, but I've seen snippets of it.
It's pretty funny.
It started out, if I'm not mistaken, it started out on YouTube as like a YouTube, just like little short animations of it.
Yeah.
And then it got picked up by Netflix and grew in fame from there.
But I think it's on Netflix.
They probably have it considering they have things like Big Mouth.
Yeah.
Well, she's done, like I said, she's on, I didn't know she was on that until I saw her on the guest list for the whole.
And yeah, she's kind of mixed in there with all the other ones from that show.
So I was like, oh, okay.
But yeah, the only three names I recognize on that entire list are hers, Stephanie Beatriz, Lou Diamond Phillips, and Timothy Zahn.
Okay.
That's it.
Timothy Zahn.
He's the guy that wrote...
He's Thrawn, Admiral Thrawn from the Star Wars Extended Universe.
That's his character.
I feel like he's been at every con that we've gone to.
He made that character.
He has.
Okay.
He loves our cons here.
Okay.
That's why.
Because I'm like, Timothy Zahn, didn't we meet him?
We did.
He's got a booth at every single con we've been to.
And he's usually right down from the Saber Legion.
He's right down from that.
You know those guys had a huge booth?
Yeah.
He was right down from them.
Okay.
Yeah.
Yeah, no, he was at the last con, and he was pushing the Thrawn book hard.
Yeah, yeah.
Because, like, I know they made Thrawn with the T-1000 as the actor.
Yeah.
And Robert Patrick is now wearing blue face in...
Yeah, I...
What was it?
The Ahsoka show.
Yeah, yeah.
Which, honestly...
I haven't heard much about the Ahsoka show.
I haven't heard much good about the Ahsoka show, and that was from three guys that were primed to love it.
Kevin Smith, Mark Bernardin, and J.C. J.C. runs the Scum and Villainy Cantina.
Yeah.
These three dudes were primed to love that show.
Kevin Smith has worked with Rosario Dawson.
Yeah, yeah.
That's the only reason.
Mark Bernardin has met her a time or two.
Yeah.
J.C. Actually loves Jar Jar Binks.
Yeah.
He runs a space cantina-themed bar.
Yeah.
On one of the episodes, he had the guy that actually worked on the interior design for the original cantina in the Star Wars film.
Yeah, he was actually there.
He signed a few pieces for him.
Yeah, he sat down in the bar and he was just like, I need to...
I need to talk to the man that runs this place.
Yeah.
Because he had gotten everything so almost accurate that it was like, it's like I'm sitting back in the set.
Yeah.
I'm freaking out right now.
I'm glad I haven't had any acid.
Yeah.
Yeah, no, that guy signed a few pieces for him, of course.
Yeah.
Yeah, no.
They...
They didn't have bad things to say about it, but they had nothing good to say.
They said the worst part of that show was that if you're not familiar with all of the Clone Wars series, you're going to be lost for like 80% of it.
See, that's kind of what I was worried about because that's like 90% of her story.
More along the lines of 100% of her story, at least in film, because you don't get introduced to her until she becomes the Pattiwan to Anakin.
And that's only after she gets saved from some slavers or some shit.
And so from that point forward is her...
It's her story up until the end of the Clone Wars.
And then she kind of has her own offshoot things.
Well, the worst part was that they said you saw more action out of her in the Boba Fett series than in her own show.
It's a lot of Rosario standing around and being pissed.
And it's like, she's one of the best actors ever.
Yeah.
And, you know...
Well, from what I also understand, the one thing that I was most looking forward to...
Yeah.
This is going to sound real bad, but it's Star Wars politics, so I can be forgiven.
Okay.
I like the Inquisition.
The Inquisitorium.
Okay.
I like their sabers, mostly.
Okay.
But, nonetheless, the way they are set up as an organization...
Kind of fucked, because the only way to go up is to kill the guy above you, but if you kill the guy above you, then you've got to train somebody new below you, and it just doesn't work out.
There's a reason why it didn't.
It's not designed to.
It's not designed to last.
They're not designed to last.
They're designed to do a thing.
And when the thing is over with, they'll dissolve themselves.
It's almost brilliant, because you've got the fascists at the top.
I'm sorry, they're not fascists.
Let's be clear here.
The empire at the top.
They're not fascists.
The New Order is fascist.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
I mean, you can't not say that the New Order isn't fascist, considering their whole Nazi motif on their Death Star planet.
Their banners.
Yeah, the banners that went down in General Hux's speech, and how when he got progressively more angry, he started to do the fucking fingers as he was going...
That was all overtly fascist.
So, yeah, that's, you know, so, I mean, but honestly, though, that's kind of all Germany in a nutshell.
Because Germany had, you know, not an emperor, but they had, you know, the Kaiser.
Yeah.
And it went into representative government.
And it became Nazis.
Yeah.
You know, and you have the Nazis in that universe that...
Are just letting the businesses run fucking wild.
Like those dudes on that casino planet or whatever the fuck it was.
Yeah.
That's all very overtly like, yes, this is now fascism.
You thought that was.
No, you were wrong.
This is.
Yeah.
But it's brilliant for the Empire to have the Inquisitorium because they'll kill themselves.
Yeah.
They'll rub themselves out until they disappear.
And if they try to go after the...
Because if memory serves, the only reason why Darth Vader ended up with the Inquisitorium was because it was founded by the Emperor before he really had everything kicked off.
Because, I mean, he had to have Inquisitors born and ready to go.
So, when he gave it off to Darth Vader, it was explained as...
These are their politics.
It's very Sith.
You need to go in there and just make yourself the biggest guy.
You need to be the boss.
Yeah.
So he sends him in there.
He walks in.
Everybody's got their sabers drawn, ready to fight this asshole in black.
And he just stands there and goes, who's the Grand Inquisitor?
Asshole number one steps up.
He picks him up, crushes him, and throws him to the side and goes, I'm in charge now.
You!
Your Grand Inquisitor.
You work for me.
Yeah.
And just fucked off after that.
Yes.
Yeah.
He didn't need to do anything anymore.
And every time that he had a mission and the Emperor would tell him, take one of the Inquisitors with you, he'd take the Inquisitors with him and then he'd just like break off from them because he'd go, search this section of the city.
I know where the fucking Jedi is.
I can feel them.
And he'd go after the Jedi.
And inevitably the Inquisitors would somehow find their way to the conflict and fuck it up.
And he'd just go, the fuck, guys?
I had this under control.
Yeah.
And so anytime they'd show up, it was always...
If he showed up without being announced, it's because a brother or sister is about to die.
But if they were with him...
They were almost always a handicap to him.
Yeah.
So, if any of them went after him, which happened in the Obi-Wan show, when they go after him, they usually get butchered very fast because he has no time for their shit.
Yeah.
He's Vader.
Yeah.
He's Vader, and the most Vader thing that they ever did was in Rogue One.
Yeah.
Because he dominates every scene.
And then he's got that 10-minute just...
Slaughter.
Oh, yeah.
At the end of that movie, and it's like, oh, shit, Vader's real.
Oh, no.
Yeah, yeah, no.
He's also a dramatic-ass bitch, because he's turned off his own life support.
So that way he could be completely concealed in the shadows.
Just to turn his lightsaber on.
Yeah.
Like, you don't hear him breathing at all, which means he is...
Holding his breath.
He took in that last inhale and is holding it as long as he can so he can be dramatic.
And just turn that lightsaber on and then click everything on.
He handicapped himself just to make it fun.
Yeah.
Like, oh my god.
But yeah.
So I think let's get back around to the concept of the show that we're working on.
This is how we live, guys.
Getting back around to the concept of the show, though.
Like I said, we're going to do our best to kick these out once a week.
It may not always be on the same day, but if you have a podcast app like I do, you'll get notified when there's new episodes.
There's that to look forward to.
Or if you join up on Mastodon and you follow me, I will be...
Thomas Anderson slash Kish Gallop Girl.
I will be posting up that there's a new episode up.
There's that to look forward to.
We're going to cap this one off tonight the way that we do.
Tell me you have a bottle opener.
I should.
Shouldn't you have like four of them in here?
I should, but then people need bottle openers.
That's no excuse.
Always withhold.
I usually do.
Is that a cookie in the bag?
Yeah, that's a cookie in the bag.
That's what I bought earlier.
Okay.
I don't want it.
I was just like, I hope that's fresh because you don't want a bagged cookie sitting around.
We're in his room right now, y 'all.
Um, what?
How do you not have a bottle opener?
I don't know how I don't have a bottle opener.
These don't twist off, right?
No, I just tried that.
Oh, okay.
That was painful.
Well, go get a bottle opener then.
Alright, alright.
I thought I had one.
Yeah, I thought you had a bunch.
Yeah.
Okay, so I know I'm supposed to vamp or something right now, but oh my god.
Okay, so I know for a fact we have like three bottle openers in our kitchen.
Alright.
Got a bottle opener.
Yeah, ironically, the one that you were like, oh, we didn't need that.
I bought it the other day.
Actually, no, this is the smaller one that's supposed to be in my room.
Oh, well, now it can be in here because I bought the superior friend.
Yes, you bought the bigger one.
I did.
Okay, so let's talk first about the glasses we're using.
Oh shit, it is a twist top.
Oh, now we know.
Yeah.
So, the glasses we're using came from Bubba Gump Shrimp Company.
That actually smells like it should.
Yeah.
So yeah, the soda tonight is...
From W.T. Heck, again, we only have one more of this brand to get through.
Marshmallow is the flavor.
And we're drinking these out of Bubba Gump Shrimp Company Tiki glasses, which I got from the local Bubba Gump Shrimp Company location in our mall.
Decent food.
I'm not going to totally kick them down.
Decent food.
I don't know if I'll go back there again, but it was worth trying.
At any rate, Pour me some.
Okay.
That's good.
Gotta get that liquid pouring ASMR in there, yeah.
Okay.
Joe, you don't want a little more?
Yeah, give me a little more.
I mean, if it sucks, it's just going down the drain anyway.
Yeah.
Might as well finish it off.
Although this one actually smells really good.
Yeah, it actually smells pretty good.
You know what's funny, too?
I've been smelling marshmallows for a while.
I don't want to eat any.
You've just been sniffing them?
Yeah.
Because my palate is the way it is, but if I walk onto an aisle that has a lot of sugary shit...
Yeah.
Or marshmallows in this case.
I can't not smell them when I walk past.
Oh, fair.
I'm not picking up bags and just inhaling.
I thought you were just shoving marshmallows up your nose and just huffing them.
I don't have a choice right now.
And because it's summertime here and every company's like, oh, you can make s'mores, motherfuckers.
Honestly, best s'mores.
There's so many marshmallows.
The best s'more is forever going to be in that lake.
That house we were at in Illinois?
No, the movie.
Oh, yes, yes.
The menu.
Yeah, the menu.
The menu, yes.
The best s'mores at the end of that.
The best s'mores are in the menu.
Yeah.
Basically, if you haven't seen the menu, but you like food movies like Waiting or Ratatouille, the menu is definitely not for kids.
It has a stellar cast, though, and my favorite thing about it...
Is that Ralph Fiennes, who you may know as Voldemort in the Harry Potter series, is the head chef in the menu.
Oh, he was also the King's Man.
Yeah.
Yeah, that was a very good movie.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
But, yeah, no, Ralph Fiennes is deliciously evil in the menu, and it's worth watching at least once.
I've seen it a bunch of times.
Don't worry, he has a nose.
Yeah.
Oh yeah.
Prominently.
Alright, let's give this a shot.
That's pleasant, actually.
Yeah, that's actually...
I'll actually finish this glass.
It's not bad.
I mean, I wouldn't want to drink an entire bottle, but this is pretty good.
Honestly, it kind of tastes like a...
Like when you golden the outside of a marshmallow.
Yeah.
No, they really achieved it.
It's not got the taste of a charred marshmallow.
No, which is what I prefer.
I would prefer a charred marshmallow.
See, I like to cook them and then peel that outer layer of cooked skin off and then cook them again.
That's really good.
They did a good job on that.
This one's actually pretty pleasant.
The reason why I mentioned the Inquisitorius earlier.
I was looking forward to...
Does saying charred marshmallow remind you of Vader?
Yes.
And Mustafar?
Yes.
Okay.
The reason why is because...
Because he's all cooked, but inside he's a gooey white boy?
And then he wears the char forever.
Yeah.
There's a lot of layers to that that shouldn't exist.
I'm not going to think about that anymore.
Go ahead, anyway.
Sorry.
The Inquisitor is, you know, it takes place after the Clone Wars ends, so Sokka's still being hunted by the Inquisitors.
Right.
And so, like, the first bad guy that they show is, I think, the second brother.
I might be wrong on that.
Don't correct me, nerds.
Fuck you.
Yeah.
I'm one of you.
no one cares um um
He's actually seen all the Bad Batch episodes.
I haven't watched a single second.
Deal with it.
The Bad Batch is really fucking good.
I've only watched the first season.
I haven't watched the second one.
Did they do a third?
Yeah, they just did a third one.
I heard that's the final.
Yeah, they just did a third one.
I heard that's the final.
They're not doing it anymore.
After that one, that's it.
Are they all voiced by Boba Fett?
No, they're actually voiced by different people because of...
While they're all clones, they are all different.
They're basically genetic defects that they decided to go ahead and grow up.
What was I saying?
Right, the Inquisitorius.
I was looking forward to her fighting the second Inquisitor.
Yeah.
Like, it was such a big thing.
He's, you know, this guy in black armor and everybody was kind of like, is it Starkiller?
Is it the first brother?
And they were like, no, it's the second brother.
It might actually be the first brother, now that I think about it.
But nonetheless, they were like, you know, it's one of the top-tier brothers.
Yeah.
He's in this all-black armor.
He looks like Inquisitor Starkiller.
Yeah.
Seeing the preview of it was like, oh shit!
They're making Starkiller, at least his clone, official.
And then she gets into a fight with them.
They have their slightly fancy saber duel.
He doesn't use the duel-sided.
He uses the single-handed style.
But they get into their fancy saber fight, and then...
She does the exact same thing that she does to, I swear, every Inquisitor she fights.
Because she fights one in the Clone Wars as well.
Where she just, like, uppercuts them.
Okay.
And he just starts pluming out this black smoke from his body.
Okay.
And at first it's kind of like, okay, that's kind of Darth Nihilus-y.
And then he, like, violently shakes like he's having a seizure and falls over.
Uh-huh.
And then later in the series, they come across the Fallen.
It's another Empire subgroup.
Okay.
And at first you're thinking, again, these are some badass stormtroopers that have been surviving on a planet.
Their armor is fully fucking modified.
It looks nothing...
Like, it's got the stormtrooper look, but it's not stormtrooper standard issue.
And you're thinking, okay, this is a badass group.
They've survived.
They're still fucking stormtroopers at the end of the day.
And then she gets to fighting them, or somebody gets to fighting them, and they start pluming out this black smoke, and it turns out that these people that are pluming out the black smoke when you kill them are just undead that have been raised by the sisters that made Darth Maul Darth Maul.
Sorry, no, Darth Maul's brother all-powerful.
Okay.
So in other words, it's just some fucking bullshit that is like, y 'all had an opportunity.
And one of the things that I had heard on Fat Man Beyond was that we've been conditioned by Star Wars material to be like, oh, a saber strike to the chest is fatal.
And apparently someone just shrugs one off.
Yeah.
Yeah, there's very few races that can just shrug off getting impaled.
Yeah.
But that's become the new running joke in a lot of Star Wars content, is that, oh, I've been stabbed.
One moment, force heal.
Wait, we've been able to do that?
Yeah, you don't know?
That's why I became a Sith.
Can I go back to being with y 'all?
Fuck no, you killed a bunch of children, Anakin.
I mean, you know, it raises a question like, So, Qui-Gon wasn't able to do that?
Like, it's like, yeah.
Like I said, I heard nothing about the Ahsoka show that made me want to actually sit through it.
And I had made sure to listen to reviews after the show had wrapped.
Like, after all the episodes had been up, and the show had wrapped, and they were like, okay, final takes, what do you think?
And I said, nobody shat on it, but everybody was like, it's just not that good.
Yeah.
Like, well, then I don't need it.
Yeah.
You know?
I don't need it.
I know what happened in some context.
Like, there's shit that I don't care about.
Unless it gets used in future content, I'm not going to give a shit.
Yeah.
You know?
But, yeah, so we will end this here.
I will post this up.
For once, the soda didn't suck.
Yes.
That gives me some hope for next week.
Yeah.
And then we've got one...
About two weeks from now that we have already been primed to not like, but we're going to try anyway.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
Oh, are we doing the...
We're going to do that, yeah, two weeks from now.
We're going to finish off the other one.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
Mm-hmm.
I see no reason to go from, you know, like if we have the other one and it's great, this one will bring us back down to Earth the following week.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, okay.
Well, everybody will keep you all updated.
Again, follow us on the socials, on Mastodon, preferably, and on the website, gishgallopgirl.com, which I'm going to go work on right now and get this episode posted up onto our Podbean.
That's it.
Do you have anything to add?
Not really, except for the fact, also, I've played in plenty of Star Wars tabletop RPGs, so again, fuck you, nerds.
