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The kind you don't take home to mother.
She will never let your spirits down.
Once you get her off the street, ow girl.
She likes the boys in the band.
She says that I'm her all-time favorite.
When I make my move to her room, it's the right time.
She's never hot and clean.
Homeboy's getting their like.
Edit.
That girl is pretty wild now.
Girls are super freak.
Mikey!
Read above.
New Wave Magazines.
That girl is pretty kinky.
Girls are super freak.
I really love to chase her.
Every time.
That's true.
She's alright.
She's alright.
That girl's alright with me.
Ain't nobody got time for that!
Yeah!
I'm the Aunt Angry!
Yo, we fuckin' partyin' out here.
Totally, dude.
We are fuckin' partyin', dude!
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So I had a very, very busy day today and I just got here now.
My son was at a baseball game.
Had to watch that.
Was looking at some property.
Had to do that whole inspection.
Um, you know, buying property, you'd be surprised when you spend a lot of money, the fucking nitpicking that goes on.
People are too much of the indecents.
Like, when I bought the house I'm in now... That was too much of indecence.
It had a big fireplace.
And it had a... Oh, I'm not a fan of my do today.
I didn't get a chance to primp and preen.
Uh, look at that.
It's a don't today.
It's a hair don't.
But, like, we got this house many years ago.
And it had a big fireplace in the living room.
A very wide one.
It's a hundred-year-old house.
So it had this great sort of a gate, you know, like the thingamadoodle that stops the doohickeys from shooting out onto the carpet.
Yeah, the majiggers.
The fence gate thingamadoodle.
And the what's-a-whosits.
The guard monger.
And they go, hey, so that fits the fireplace perfectly.
I've spent millions of dollars on this house, by the way.
And as they're moving out, they're just like, you know what, just give us like a few hundred bucks for it.
It's an antique, so whatever, we'll sell it to you.
Like, don't worry about it.
What?
Why don't you just fucking leave it there?
Thank you very much.
Also, our dining room table fits the room perfectly, and we don't really have room for it, so we could sell that to you.
Sorry.
Sell that to me?
The price of that is within about 1%.
Actually, much less than 1%.
You know what?
I'm gonna do the fucking math.
Uh...
Equals X over 100 equals 2X.
X equals 7, 0, 0, 0, 5, 4, 4.
And that's, sorry, so that's 70, 0, 0.
zero zero zero all right and that's sorry 70.
zero zero that's two zero Way smarter than I thought.
You ready for this?
Come on man, Mikey!
Wait a minute, I didn't get rid of all the zeros.
It's so weird that I... They are retarded, and in some ways, they're geniuses.
It's .2% of the sale price.
So maybe let it go, my friend.
Maybe let it fucking go!
Just like the Fourth of July I was talking about the other night, where the dad was scared of the fireworks so he went in the pool.
You know, poor people have it so much better than us.
When I talk to people of color and the working classes about their July 4ths, in a place like New York City where fireworks are illegal, dude, welders have competitions, rivalries, where they weld their own cannons.
Boom!
Like, way better than the cities.
Those things, those cack-a-rack-cack-cack things.
They roll those down the entire street.
Two streets.
So two streets are going cack-a-rack-cack-cack-back-back-back-back-back-back-back-back.
As boo, boo, boo-boo-boo. Boo-boo-boo. Boo-boo-boo.
What are we doing?
One guy's in the pool shivering as something goes.
And you know what that is?
That's a thing called Mexicans.
That was not rich white people going, Fuck the rules.
That was illegal aliens and legal aliens going, what are you talking about?
So excuse me, I'm going to blow fireworks.
It's a big day.
Like they probably didn't even hear about the ban.
How many, how many immigrants, Mexicans, how many Mexicans in America?
Here's a good quiz.
Don't know who Trump is.
That's a great question.
Back when liberals would speak to me, Jason Jones and I would play this game, Samantha Bee's husband, and his thing was like, how many Americans do you think don't know who Obama is?
His number was crazy.
It was like 10,000.
40, 45.
No, it's more than that.
More than 45.
Because there's got to be a lot of unilingual Mexicans who barely know that they're in a different country like old ladies and stuff.
That's what I was so the parameters by the way are 17 years old to infinity as long as they're they have their wits, right?
Like you can talk to them if they're yeah, are we counting invalids?
Well yeah, you can be paralyzed and know who the president is.
Do you know what the word invalid means?
No, I thought it meant like stupid and incapable.
No, that's you.
That's Ryan's.
That's why I've been called that before.
Yeah, obviously not like vegetables and retards and stuff.
That's cheating.
Think of it as the... The symbols!
Think of it as the symbols.
Think of it as a scale of one to ten.
So if you're eligible for a what are you out of ten, then you also, we're asking you, who knows the president, we're asking Mexicans specifically, I'm going to say... But then again, burn victims aren't counted in the 1-10.
So some... Some of the complaints will be lies.
Okay, well... You got to make that a drop, didn't you?
I thought so.
Why didn't you?
I can do it now while you talk.
We found it!
I know what happened.
We found it.
It was your command.
It was on your to-do list.
And your to-do list is like dust in the wind.
And it just blows away.
Some complaints.
Some complaints will be false.
I believe he says.
We're giving you a break.
When I have a sip, you have a sip.
I'd say 17,000 people don't know who Trump is.
In America, obviously.
Total.
Ryan, that's insane.
That's a lot or little?
Way too high, dude.
Really?
I was focusing on Mexicans for mine, and I still, I still, no, we're not doing that.
I said one to 10.
We're going 17, whenever it's legal to bone, right up to, are you senile?
So, um, This is not mathematical.
This is a vibe.
It might end up coming out racist if I'm wrong, right?
If I say it's like a million and it's three, that's a racist math.
That's racist math!
What I love about these kind of quizzes, it's like the Rubik's Cube thing.
When I said, would you rather do two months in prison or you can get out as soon as you solve a Rubik's Cube?
And everyone I say that to goes, Rubik's Cube for sure.
Really?
I just, I want that to be true and I want to come visit you three years in as you're like, I get the yellow and the red and then the green's fucking gone!
I would do the, take the two months.
Oh, I got a call.
Hello?
Hello?
Yes?
Who is?
Oh.
Dude, you clearly watched the show.
You know I'm doing the show right now.
And being good at it, if you will.
You are not good at it, if you will.
I guess he didn't know we switched times.
It was Matty Odell.
You can go check out the free speech with him where we discuss his days with the Hells Angels.
And the somewhat...
The acrimonious split they had, which there's no need to get into.
Do you like my look, by the way?
So I have to wear this when we go to parents' games because there's some uptight moms who are freaked out by it.
But when you have two pieces of flair, like a USA fanny pack, oh boy, that's what it's like having a dick as big as mine.
When your dick is as big as mine and you see a ledge at waist level, you look around and you go, Oh, thank God and you just pick up your junk and lay it on the corner there just to get a breath Yeah, it's like my 650 pound dick life Yeah, and I'm just like I do a narration when I wake up in the morning.
It's so painful I go to the bathroom and I turn my I love their problems, too.
So it was like, "Then when I was 12, my parents became divorced and I turned to food.
I would stay at my grandmother's house and she would let us eat whatever we wanted.
And then, much later than that, my brother lost his shoes.
It was hard on both of us because I cared about him and he loved his shoes.
So I turned to food.
They always say food wrong.
Feud.
Feud.
Like Padma Lakshmi on Top Chef.
You will win a subscription to Feud and Wine Magazine.
What the fuck is feed?
Family feed.
Family feed?
I turned to food.
Anyway, when you have two pieces of flair like this, right?
And something as standard as Chuck's, you have to stop your flaring and just wear a white tee.
Yeah.
Because I've got so much going on here.
I've also got the silly mustache and everything.
So there's a lot happening.
You can't have Pizza Brigade here.
Or where's the beef, Wendy's?
It hurts to not wear those shirts, too.
It hurts a lot.
You just want to wear the Pizza Brigade shirt and the where's the beef shirt.
Or I just want to wear a shirt that's a perfect drawing of a vagina.
That'd be fun.
At the kid's game?
There's no way that's not political.
And then when people get mad, you just go, uh, it's a beautiful, it's part of a human body.
You have a problem with the human body?
Misogynist.
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Whoa, good deke, man.
Had some okay lines at the gym today and some kind of bad ones.
Like, he was calling me the mayor of Cupcakeville, and I said, I'd rather live in fucking Cupcakeville than Mount Vernon.
And then, uh, that was good, and I said, you a cupcake, and I go, fucking right.
Come eat me, bitch, and you'll get diabetes and die.
Damn.
That was a really good one.
And then he followed me to the bathroom and he goes, who the fuck you think you talking to?
Meanwhile, he's drenched in sweat.
He's been working out.
He's lost 37 pounds in from June 1st till July 8th.
Holy smokes.
And I go, I'm talking to someone in the past tense, someone that was.
And I meant like, I'm going to kill you.
And then, but then I realized I'm calling him a has-been.
Oops.
So that wasn't fun.
And I go, I'm going to fucking knock you out.
I'm going to punch you so hard.
I'm going to send you back to 1986.
And he's like, what?
1986?
I could kill anyone.
And I was like, oh yeah, that was the peak of your career.
It's not a good place to send you.
No.
I'll die.
He's like, usually you can talk shit with the best of them, but that sucked.
So, I apologize.
I felt ugly.
I felt gay.
It's so funny that he got away with that.
He's such a roll on the dice what you're going to get fucked with.
Like when Kelly Osbourne says, who is going to clean your toilets, Mr. Trump?
And everyone went, what the fuck?
Are you saying that immigrants can only clean toilets?
And then she went, oh, fuck.
She's waiting her turn.
Look what happened on The View today with guest co-host Kelly Osbourne.
There are a lot of Latinos here in this country that do agree that the immigration problem is a problem and it does need to be addressed and it does need to be fixed.
I'm a Latina.
They didn't let her say it.
Yeah, there we go.
No, it's too late.
In the sense that that's after, like, Michael Richards after he yelled, N-word!
- In the sense that-- - No, it's too late. - In the sense that that's after Michael Richards, after he yelled, "N-word!" We don't say such words on this show.
"Niggers!" Neggers!
And then exactly the same.
And his, in the sense that was, uh, you see?
Words!
Oh, no, no, no.
Words have power.
They have an impact.
And I just said, too, that, well, one, twice, that is the end of my career.
That one was bad.
Not that, I don't think that ended his career.
What ended his career is typecasting.
Same with George Costanza.
What, are we going to watch fucking Jason Alexander in You Got Mail?
He's done.
But how did Elaine escape that fate?
Jesus.
She's a Dreyfus.
She's a fucking rich kid.
So because I don't have notes, we're just fucking winging it.
Her father collected some incredible things.
Just incredible art.
Actually, you know what I think I'll show?
We may have to switch to autofocus for this.
but, alright.
So, Julia Louise Dreyfuss' father, fuck the police, this is his boss, Oh, I gotta talk about the fucking outpost, dude.
I'm writing that down, we'll get to that.
Uh, her father was an art collector, which, it means nothing.
Art collector's not a talent.
If you work in finance and you're rich, you're a babysitter for other people's money.
We're not impressed.
You don't do anything dangerous that's gonna risk the guy's entire portfolio.
You're just like, uh, this seems to be a trend.
And if you're an art dealer, what do you do?
You go shopping, and you buy a bunch of paintings you like, and then you hold on to them, and some of them do better, and some of them do worse, and maybe you get rid of the ones.
It's just the same as the stock market.
You're an art babysitter.
So I'm not impressed.
But he's seen as a hero, and one of the great things he did was invest in this slave who did these beautiful, beautiful drawings that suck.
They look like they were done by a fucking seven-year-old, and I'm being generous.
But because he was a slave.
Oh, it's so beautiful.
Like Basquiat?
I'll give you Basquiat.
When I look at his art, I can tell that he's a good artist, even though it's very primitive.
But you can't just take that concept and apply it to every black person who can't draw and pretend it's magical.
Anyway, I was in North Fork last week, week and a half ago, which is like the shitty Hamptons.
And, uh, the beaches are gross.
They are, um, really pebbly and stuff.
It's not the nice side.
It's the shitty side, but I know really cool people there.
So it's a very stimulating trip for me to go on, but I wouldn't recommend it.
Um, and then it can be really dangerous when you're off season up there, which is weird.
Cause you're, you're a gentle fart from the Hamptons.
Honestly, a 20 minute drive.
You got to show them.
Oh my God, that breaks my heart every time I see pictures of my kids when they're young, because that guy's gone.
Someone took my baby away.
His legs, I was looking at him the other day in bed, his legs are this long.
That's too long.
That's too long.
For a leg.
That's a child now.
That's a little kid.
It's a giant.
It's a child.
It's a fart.
You're breaking it down.
They get excited, right?
Because they don't know anything.
So when you go, what is that?
And they go, holy shit, I finally know something an adult doesn't know.
It's like, oh, that's a fart.
They come out of your butt.
It sounds like a burp.
You hadn't heard of those?
No.
Oh, yeah, I know all about them.
We're kind of even now, because you told me a lot of stuff, and now I'm telling you stuff, so we're peers.
And it's not even kind of silly, it's very serious, like, I'll help you.
I have the information.
Oh, yeah, yeah, no, that's a fart.
It's a fart, yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
Oh, they happen all the time.
Oh my god, they happen all the time.
Lizards fart.
In fact, you'll be very hard-pressed to find something that doesn't fart.
Man o' War doesn't have an anus, it doesn't fart.
Silly Putty, if you tuck it into the container quickly, it'll fart.
It'll, it will make a fart sound.
Yeah, yeah.
It's not technically a fart.
Oh, you got the artist?
Yeah.
So this is Julian.
This is Elaine's dad.
He had the wherewithal to notice the incredible talent of this slave.
Oh, it's beautiful.
Anyway, so I'm at North Fork and we're renting a condo up there.
And it's kind of trashy.
A lot of teenagers getting wasted in the pool.
But I don't buy the New York Times.
I look at it maybe once a year.
So it's sitting in there, and I'm like, well, I'll pull it out.
Ah, arts and leisure.
That's always interesting.
Just see what the yuppies are into these days.
This is kind of cool.
What is it, a cutout of a quilt?
I can see the artistic merit in that.
Kind of.
Kind of.
What are you going to do here?
Use the other camera?
So, this is called radical quilting.
Dude, the New York Times is so fucking alt-left that it reads like an NY- No, I'm stopping myself.
I think that an NYU paper, their local paper- Oh, what's it called again?
I forget what it's called.
My alma mater's paper was called The Charlatan.
Trickery.
This is wrong, right?
Washington Square News?
Yes.
It is.
Because it's across from Washington Square Park, penis face.
Oh, I didn't know.
I knew it was.
It's worse than Washington Square News.
So let me just take you through it.
All right?
This is not the Black Lives Matter edition.
This is not a special Juneteenth episode.
This was June 28th, way past Juneteenth.
I believe Juneteenth is June 19th when blacks got to vote.
So the first page is about this black woman who is, her quilts are so bad that it's kind of outsider art.
It's kind of like Daniel Johnson or Wesley Willis or the kids of Whitney High, really.
But let's just go through this, shall we?
Just a random pluck at what's going on with the lefties.
So we have, uh, inside culture from the archives and they have, um, something from 86 where some black students were working on some paintings and, uh, the other white kids would recreate the silhouettes and they were working with Keith Haring.
Um, so it was about, what are you doing now?
What is your thing you're doing?
Okay, see, actually, that's a good idea.
So that's on auto?
Yeah.
Okay.
It's right here.
You can see the monitor right there.
Right.
So, it's about civil rights.
We see some black kids doing paintings.
We see other kids getting involved, and Keith Haring is trying to help the ghetto.
Okay.
That's page one, we'll call it.
That's actually page two, because the first page.
Page three!
Uh, Wynton Marsalis.
I have no problem with any of this news, by the way.
You're just going to notice an incredibly specific pattern.
Wynton Marsalis, calling and responding.
In March, Wynton Marsalis, trumpeter and composer, went into lockdown thinking that he might, what he might get done, but as leader of the jazz at the Lincoln Center, blah blah blah blah blah.
Jazz.
I want to fucking give everyone who likes jazz a lie detector test, even though lie detector tests aren't real.
So fuck that.
Heroin.
Shoot them up with heroin and just be like, everything's cool, man.
I know everything's cool.
I know everything is cool.
What do you think of jazz?
What do you mean?
Jazz.
Love it.
No.
What do you think of jazz?
Fucking sucks, dude.
Or he'd probably say, I love it.
Then you put it on and he goes, take that off, take that off, that's so shitty.
What a cacophony.
Come on.
Come on.
It's like cigars and Vegemite.
No one really likes it.
I like cigars.
And then there's this.
Listening to the past is kind of perfect.
And when they talk about some history books to read, but of course the picture of the woman going through this classic literature is an empowered, woke, black woman.
All right.
Not a big deal, by the way, what you make your cartoon.
It's only page three.
Page four.
You're not good at it, if you will.
Page four, you go, oh, this is kind of cool.
It's like a baseball musical.
I like baseball.
Oh, it's got that dude Jesse Williams who won't shut up about how oppressed black people are.
Of course, he's raised by his white mom and abandoned by his black dad, but he's all about how evil America is.
They're all homosexuals.
It's homosexual baseball.
Run, and the main guy's the black guy.
Okay.
Alrighty.
The singer, Janae Bridges, and the pianist, Connor Hanick, are stars, yet still freelance workers.
So these guys were creating this incredible work of, like, black female jazz singer and piano boy, who's likely gay, And it's all about COVID and how it's affected them, but it's really just about their incredible art that they make together, this black and gay couple.
All right.
Page six, of course, Hamilton.
How Hamilton reached the small screen.
And they focus on, every picture has Hispanic and black people.
And again, you sound like an asshole saying this, because you're like, why are there so many black people in my newspaper?
It's not that.
It's that 14% of the population is 100% of this section, and it's so clearly pandering.
That's what bothers us, is the relentless pandering.
Isn't that kind of the challenge too?
It's like, let's just blast a ton of these and you can't, you can't mention that pattern.
So it's like, it's a challenge.
I dare you to mention that these are all black stories.
Well, maybe the challenge is like, oh, you have a problem with that?
How about this one in 1968 when it was all white people?
It balances out.
Okay, so here you go.
Oh, there's a white woman.
Is this not going to be politically correct pandering?
Looking into a hunt for stolen lives.
Liz Garbus adapts the bestseller on The Golden State Killer.
Now, of course, it's a chick who's doing a movie.
Golden State Killer was that cop who was a serial killer, and his sister did a DNA test.
I got this from Maddie, by the way.
Oh, yeah.
Just for a 23andMe whatever thing.
And they go, holy shit, this looks like all the DNA and all those dead bodies.
And she was like, I didn't fucking do it.
Must be your brother.
That's interesting.
I don't give a shit that it's a woman behind it.
It's non-black.
And you chose it because it's a cool story.
Okay, that's one so far out of seven pages.
Okay, this is a doozy.
Pop Smoke.
Pop Smoke, the rapper.
In his last days.
So a gangbanger gets whacked.
Right?
This guy didn't die of lung cancer.
And it's all about John Karamanicka.
I hired him to be the head of hip hop at Vice a billion years ago.
He's obsessed with black people, always writing about rap and R&B.
And it's all about the incredible life of Pop Smoke and what a gentle giant he was and how he's totally underestimated.
And he's really just, it's so sad that he was taken from us by probably the KKK.
I believe they lynched him.
All right.
So finally, we've come to the end of this segment, and it's the absolute fucking genius, the genius of Rosie Lee Tompkins.
I gotta zoom in here on this.
Where are we here?
Here it is.
Look at this.
So this is a quilt she made.
Here's a quilt she made.
Can you see that okay?
Oh, sorry.
Notice the word genius is here and she's just stitched a bunch of t-shirts and crap onto a quilt and then random letters.
Like this isn't Basquiat, this is mental patient.
And of course the t-shirt says OJ Simpson, innocent.
The guy who chopped off his ex-wife's head and that's genius?
Look at this shit!
It's garbage!
I mean, do you think I would deny, or anyone would deny, if there were these incredible quilts this lady made?
And you're reading about it too, and they took like years of her stitching crap onto a big sheet of fabric.
Look at this.
Like, how is that genius?
It's shit crosses.
Anyway.
Now we're up to, that was the cover story, we're up to page 12, and now it's all about laying their claim on the city.
Skateboarders, black skateboarders, are taking back New York.
Wait, are you showing the right thing, Ryan?
What were you doing there?
Yeah, yeah.
Laying their claim on the city.
For the 50th time in a row, no one gives a shit about this kind of stuff.
Like, no one is denying that you should write about blacks and everything, but when you get to the point where you're cramming it onto every page, I don't believe you.
Like, I think you're full of shit.
Pandering is a form of racism.
Wait, now I'm all zoomed in this one.
When you just constantly coddle, it's sort of like, you know, Proud Boys indicate they may stand up to chop, and I'm kicked off everything, it's a major catastrophe.
We have Black Panthers, who by the way, it just came out, they were actors.
What?
Those were people wearing costumes, yeah.
Oh, really?
We'll get to that in a sec.
But no one cares about that because they see the left and the mainstream and the DNC see blacks as retards.
And they go, oh, you're all dressed up with your guns.
I love it.
I love it.
Oh, you think OJ was innocent.
That's great.
You did it.
Oh, you want to kill all white people.
I love that.
And then when someone says the opposite, they hear, I want to kill all retards.
And they're like, you leave those poor retards alone, you jerk.
It's the bigotry of low expectations.
And as an egalitarian who hates racism, I don't like it.
So anyway, last page.
One of my favorite cartoonists, Laura Park.
I don't know if it's... Laura Park.
This woman is so fucking talented.
I've been a fan of hers since day one.
I got in a lot of trouble from Drawn and Quarterly, our publisher, by saying I like that she draws herself fat.
And she's fat.
Because back then, when she first came out, everyone was making themselves gorgeous.
Now it's a little more normal.
Anyway, drawings put on 10 pounds.
Heh heh heh.
Anyway, this is about Letitia Harlins.
What's her name?
Yeah, Letitia Harlins.
Now, during the L.A.
riots, Korean stores were getting destroyed.
They were getting ransacked, looted, to the point where Koreans were on their roofs with guns.
Anyway, this girl went into a store, and she put a drink in her backpack, and the paranoid Korean geriatric had a gun, and she goes, uh... No, she didn't have a gun at the time.
She goes, you steal that, you steal that!
He goes, I'm not gonna steal, I'm gonna pay for it.
He goes, you steal, you steal!
And she goes, fuck you, and they get into a fight.
And then as the girl's like, fuck it, fuck it.
I had money.
I was going to pay you, bitch.
And then the old Korean lady grabs a gun and shoots from the back of the head and kills her.
Obviously tragic.
She should go to jail.
That's murder.
But, I don't know, the old lady was panicked during a riot.
You could give her 40 years.
Are you really, like, getting a murderer off the streets?
Is it ever really gonna happen again?
So it's wrong, it's illegal, but it's not really the best example of unjust killings.
It's a chaotic and stupid reaction during a riot.
But anyway, Laura Park thinks it's an example of Asian privilege.
And she sits and she draws a chart where she says...
Here's what I'm gonna do.
Should I donate to bail funds?
Yes.
But I also have to be careful not to just be amplifying black pain.
What's more important, donating my skills or making space for black artists?
Here's some space for black artists.
Can you do both?
How can I participate without displacing?
Buy books!
And by books they mean Taneshi coats and stuff, not actual books that have actual facts in them.
This is just a random sample of the other side, and it's just bizarre.
It's radical leftist propaganda that comes across as powerfully insincere.
There's no humor in it.
It doesn't come across as authentic blackness.
It comes across as pandering blackness.
Anyway, we're going to get off, I guess, bit shoot now?
Right?
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Ho ho ho.
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Kind of fun.
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