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Business Pants – 2022-02-14

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Lie from our Super Bowl Monday hangover. It's a locker room. Full of Cincinnati Bengals. Scented Biz nuggets. Oh wow. I like that. The shout is back. It has been gone for a while you joined as always by Emma Cooper coupler getting in Matthew Stafford, McCarty. I'm the injured guy who ran on the field and got a penalty called on him for having too much fun in the wrong place. I think in today's I just got called the MVP so I'm pretty excited about that. You big dorky Christian and today's Super Bowl theme show called February 14th 2022. Super Bowl ads. The ones and some other stuff to make a sound smart. Okay, let's just do this. Today's Show is more of a conversation. Let's be real. This is a this is always a difficult for us because There's a lot of material here. There are 83 ads. You know, we have a few hours to put this all together. I will tell this to our listening audience. I made a spreadsheet. Celebrate that. I wish I could share it with you because it's awesome and for all of you who are in the ESG space financed space research space my spreadsheet is way more fun than all of your stupid spreadsheets. We did try to categorize every one of the 83 Ads as woke or not. So we didn't get that somewhere else. And for Anna's, I'll talk about later for what sin? They represent greed. Sloth, Etc. All right, let's do this before. We Talk about the more nerdy aspects of the commercials. I just want to, I mostly embarrassment. Let's just, can we just pick a few favorites? A few hates once we hated. Yeah. I know, Matt hates this. Okay? I might do I'll do my quickly. I have a lot of them actually. And I think that Matt has none. I'm seeing him has one. So I think, I think I took this too, seriously. Let's just do this, right? I did have, I did have a favorite. I do a quickly. There's some crypto thing with Larry David, I'm sorry, it made me laugh. oh, Yes, you're Larry David. I can't help finish. I told Emma, I don't laugh at much. I'm a really hard laugh. He did just makes me freaking. He just makes me laugh. I don't know why. He just makes me laugh, you know, because he's an angry lost. The coaster. Make you laugh too? Who the lobster the velocity coaster know. I also, like, I like Dr. Evil. I like to, I like seeing Matt, Mike Myers again. Okay? Sorry. I like seeing Gerardo hit people. I like that was funny. I like the I like seeing Meadow and AJ soprano because it put me in a Back to the Future, kind of mood. And I was like, wait, aren't these characters supposed to be dead? Is this? What does this mean are they alive? What? Well, it's not a spoiler because the you don't know the finale doesn't answer any questions, so don't worry about it once. And finally another spot. No, no, no, there's no, there's nothing. And if you haven't seen before, 2002, I don't want. Come on, it's come on. I mean, that one of the best actors ever James Gandolfini is dead. So sorry, James, I love you. Okay. The ones I'm embarrassed to have like something with Anna Kendrick, but sorry, she comes from my neighborhood, so we're forced to love everything in a Kendrick. That was a good commercial, all right. Second, I kind of I kind of embarrassingly like the Salesforce commercial. You should be embarrassed because I am because yeah, they were saying that all the business pants. Things like f the metaverse F to Space Race and I love Damian. Rallis it was all in there so I liked it. I did hear that. And finally, here's the one that's that. I I have to admit, I know you guys are gonna crap on me for it, but I the Google pixel 6 lizzo and real tone. You know, taking pictures of black people. I, I like it. It moved me. I know, it's embarrassing. I don't usually get moved by that green wash. Well, still, don't worry you when you watched, but actually it moved me. I don't know why. I like I fell for it. 100%, and Emma. You can go up next, okay? And you can make fun of me. All you want from my picks, thank you. But, for the ones I hated, I hated everything else. Everything I was thinking about, I went down the list, and I was like, I just hated it all. So, there you go, that's my list. All right, I'm actually gonna start with my least. Favorite to fight with Damien. Okay, I'm a lurking. Yeah but you know we get you confused. Yeah, come on. So my least favorite is exactly Damien's. Number one favorite my least favorite was FTX the crypto platform and it but where I do have to agree with Damien. It is it is my least favorite because it was so effective. The people of Larry David. Larry. David well has a large demographic already at his disposal. Good job on Larry David. They're playing into like the old people just don't get it. So you feel like a little less stupid for doing it and it may make you feel like an old fogy if you're not in the crypto game, but the reason Smiley's favorite is because it's softens crypto and it makes it seem like a coachable and less risky, which scares me, it's like the Robin Hood confetti. Like, oh, there's confetti every time I do a transaction, it must be fine. That's true. Right. That's a better combined than but you're smarter than I am because because I watched that commercial and I laugh my ass off because I just love Larry David at the end. I was like, what to for Chris, I just didn't care. I just like what? I don't care. That's my final thing is look. I'm very literal. I am. I'm very literal, and if I don't know what you are advertising to me by the end of the commercial, I'm confused, and I'm obsessed because I would like to know, Hypothetically. All, you know, is that it's just a place to get started with crypto. That is the only thing I know about FTX after watching that commercial. So I'm upset by that which is why it's my least favorite moving on. Got it to my most favorite which rectifies the last problem of the FTX commercial which is, you do know what they're selling and they show you God forbid. So my favorite was Skechers, they did a thing with Willie Nelson where he was advertising Skechers, kind of like he was trying to promote the legalization of marijuana but then the people in the commercial were like, wait, no, this is legal. This is fine. You can advertise this without all the weird esoteric language. And it was kind of funny. It was simple. It actually advertises the product and shows you what it is. It has a beautiful pan down to his feet and you see some lovely gray, Skechers on the feet of Willie Nelson. I'm surprised by what you wearing, I actually own. I own nothing from Skechers, but now, I feel like I might have to do smoke weed, like, Willie Nelson. I would have never smoked marijuana in my life. I don't know why I'm talking about. That's fair, it's fair, but I did a little research and the reason this is my favorite, at the end of the day is because they use marijuana as like, their little Trope in their commercial. And after my research, it doesn't look like Skechers uses. Any prison labor for their products based on A statement that they made and so they aren't total assholes for using the marijuana reference and they don't seem to donate to anyone and actively perpetuating mass incarceration or anti-marijuana legislation. So this all sort of checked out for me. More than everything else is Skechers is Skechers a puppy. Do we know it is let's look. Oh, we get dig into it later. I want to see Bama's write about this. And by the way, the fine print said they use no prison labor just for the making of that commercial. But that's what the sneakers themselves. It's actually make in a prison. It's 85% according to my research know, but I'm willing I'm very open to being proven wrong. Yes, so when you're driving by a state prison and you see the one where the FedEx trucks are just back up. So that's the ones making Skechers just said, perfect, All right, so it's my turn to tell you my favorite. I actually never mind. I'm supposed One's Gonna Make Emma and the other two. Well, I liked the Mary J. Blige. Okay. Why like health screening one? Okay, because he's married to a doctor. You never play. How many, how have you ever seen a company advertised Health screenings to a primarily marginalized community in black but he or something scary. Yeah, boy, I like it, Emma. But who isn't like, look at that's true. Healthcare's private in this, in this country. And the best way to stop something is to get ahead of it, but we don't subsidize health care at all, so, you know, it's just nice to see. It was refreshing. It was a refreshing commercial and the one that's gonna piss em off, can I just say, well, yeah, am I want people to have my Health Data because I'm sick of telling my doctor over and over all my life, the same things repeatedly. Well, I mean you how many times I've told them 448,000 times, I'm allergic to effing penicillin. All right, so stop talking to me. Okay, sorry. Go ahead. But the one that's gonna piss Emma off is a little bit different. I really liked the that coinbase spent seven million dollars Max for a QRC that bounced around for 60, straight seconds that they stole from the office. Yeah, I don't care where they stole it from. It crashed their website. Is that right? It. Yeah the aftermath was so many people actually scan the QRC code and it took him to coinbase.com that their website crashed. It was the best unintended consequences I could ever think of when you were watching that Emma, did you ever once think I should scan the code? No. Yeah, I didn't either I don't I I just stared at like the idiot that I am. I didn't even realize that. So, people were actually scaring it that much at crashed, the site. Yes, that is correct. Shocked by that. And the last one I liked was Gerard Mayo. Yes, Helen's mayonnaise. Yes, tackling food waste. Oh yeah, they first of all, it was so on the nose, it made me laugh for my list and his name is John Mayo. The whole thing. It's a throwback joke, just stupid it was so, whatever. At agency was, like, here's a slam dunk, let's get a Mayo company. Oh, who is it? The only one, And what is wrong with? What's wrong with me and Matt? Because I also picked that one too. Why is it funny to watch a linebacker hit like a grandmother and a child. I know why? Every time it's funny every time I don't know and then and then land on Pete Davidson which is just a perfect end to it. All right, before we get into the broader conversation, I want to give you a stat sheet. Can I give you a statue an hour after it? All right, give it to you now. Right, so speaking of the ad agencies the so here's here's my quick stats on what we watched 83 commercials, I, I estimate that 16% of them were woke or woke service. That's it service. Okay. That's it. That's all I got. However, what I watched 63 commercials from the 2002 Super Bowl this morning. That's right. This is where I spent my morning doing and I categorized those zero percent. I am not joking. 0 not only were 0% even close to being woke or woke adjacent. They were 100% White. People like there was and it was like I'm 74% increase in boobs. There was there was like a 93% increase in alcohol. It was a special time to be alive and we're not in that time anymore. I, I also 69 know 70% of the companies that advertised were publicly traded and of the 1770 percent that were publicly traded, almost a third of them are fake public. Okay. Tater companies, which dictator companies. I was to know that there are that many dictators in the Super Bowl and the last point is the Ad Agency with the most airtime. Yes, minutes of airtime. Directed by Weeden, Kennedy, or wieden Kennedy. I don't know. How to say, the Ad Agency is named I in furtherance of my theory that everything's getting slightly woker the Ad Agency by leadership is 57% male. That's That's really, that's a lot of women in the leadership team forty percent. Yeah, these days. That's a lot. Yeah, that's like a ton that might be old. Yeah, they are. 75% white. Okay. So and 74%. Heterosexual, identified. I had. Okay, I have the complete opposite reactions. I I didn't feel awoke a big woke ad mix. I did my own research. Same spreadsheet. Gotta love that spreadsheet. 83. Adds 15% were about cars and yes they were all like EV electric vehicle cars but only one. Talked about the electric vehicle car that like it mattered, like it actually there's the one with Dr. Evil General. Mike Myers, you know, Austin Powers. Only one that mentioned. Anything. Good about the rest were like back to, like, get the manly truck that kind of all of them were electric like, but they didn't sell 80% of the car commercials were electric cars. Okay, but they're not, but I'm saying they're not selling them. For woke principles anymore. We've already like we're already beyond that electric vehicles, and we're not trying to like Target like Macho, Man. With the lectures Vehicles. Okay but just in okay also 19% food and Bev half on booze. We got 20% passive, entertainment movies, TV streaming, The big number here, 55% related to sin either greed, sloth, gluttony Pride, but no loss. I didn't see any loss. Nothing like from 2002. So something has something Travel is less, but here's my takeaway opposite of yours. Matt, as I think this represents like it's we're post woke already. We've given up Where I based on all these ads. Let's just well let's let's accelerate to the metaverse where we can sit around. Eat get drunk. Watch TV, stop worrying about fixing shit. It had its moment and that moment is over last year we delivered a lot of woke messages but this year we've embedded Wok into the language of advertising, right? Like it's there but we're not telling you how it's there really though. Look, I think I think you're partially right because of my takeaway and watching, right? I mean between the crypto, the streaming Wars and the amount of like junk food and alcohol that they really want you to buy. Yeah, yeah. They're saying you should gamble on an app while watching Netflix, drunk, and full of Cheetos. That's basically what these Super Bowl advertised That's just American consumerism, if you watched contextually, if you watch the 2002 through 2007, Super Bowls what's different? Here's the difference. Matt is that we're 20 years Beyond, 2002 and aren't we supposed to be in the culture that gives a shit like, aren't we supposed to know better now? No, this is what we give a shit about why not. Yeah. Emma's write. The answer is no, because we're selling to base human instincts. And what we give a shit about now is that you have a black person in your commercial. It's a, it's about inclusion in the commercial, right? I'm saying because that into the language of advertising lies without doing anything. Yeah, no, this is a totally different what the companies realized is. It isn't just white people who buy our products. We want black people to sit on their couches gamble on crypto. Sure, eat Cheetos and watch Netflix also, that's what they realized. That was the that was the that is the 2002 20 years ago to 2022 transition. Right. Everyone else, do you enjoy the sloth that we've been selling to America for getting the way to America? I still think you're gonna the main point here is that as a culture we're supposed to have evolved over those last 20 years, we're supposed to have recognized who the climate crisis. Income inequality, what? Okay, Emma, what are you should happen? I agree with both of you. I 100% this. Okay, both of you, this is just a classic distraction tactic. They, they being the corporate overlords that be. Are they benefit when people give up? They are actively advertising giving up to you. They're not saying you, they want you to give up. Then you agree with me know because what you're saying, people giving up as a society, we've all given up. That's not true, they're advertising giving up to you because that benefits them, because if you give up, there's no push back on them for anything that they want to do. So by, I haven't given up Matt's giving up take us. Take us over, pay attention. Am I take over the show? Take us into sales force World. Okay, what do you have? Welcome to Salesforce world. So excited to have you here except for the new matter world I like I'm convinced of that, but sure, sure, sure, sure. So, I think that the three of us as a unit sort of all picked out the Salesforce ad, As the one that caught our attention the most. And so I cut down the one minute, add in two half its length and just the speaking Parts, just the dialogue. So I'm gonna play that for you right now. Gonna be intense. Yes. Yes. That's it. Who So that's the most ESG add ever. That's the. Come on. That's like activist investors stakeholders rule after metaverse, come on. SO and is it? No. Is it any surprise that comes from ESG? Darling, company, sales, force, Mark, Benny up, who get like they get like, not even Triple A's at the mothership. They probably get like 17 A's. Right? I do 17 A's. Is that a rating yet? I think they're about to break a record and have the first 17, a rating good. But, okay. So Damien like this ad, right? Damien? I'm I don't look wanna. Yeah. Look, I Yeah, sure. I like it speaks like embarrassed. I'm embarrassed by it. But yeah, it speaks my language which is, or the business pants laying, which is Emma F to Space Race. And after that's all I'm saying, you am I, you know, it's just because of Mark. Daniel, of course. Yeah, my beard is way better. Okay. But Damien. So It sounds about right to you. The correct buttons. But I know, let me ask you, what sells Force do, what I have no idea. I don't know. This is my issue. Why? Well, I had some friends at msci, I believe it or not, I had friends and they the people who worked with Salesforce made a hell of a lot more money than I did. That's all I remember about Salesforce, right? They had that application and they were able to like buy whiskey. I don't know what it does that you Are drawn in by an ad for company Who services you fundamentally do not understand at all. Yes, that is concerning to you. Okay, I'm just making sure it's not. Okay, sure. No I'm with you. I'm with so Yeah, Matt. You you're making a face down there. Yeah. I mean. I I didn't understand the, I like it might be all of Damien's. Talk like bearded talking points. Yep. But I didn't understand why Salesforce was saying any of them because it's any off. He's right. He's an ESG woke, dude. And he, he reportedly was very involved in the making of this commercial. See this is a purposeful shot across Zuck and musk's back. Yes. For some reason, why, I mean, for some reason, you know what reasons force is a cloud based sales platform, where they help you sell more crap, that's what they do. I don't you, you put in customers into the cloud, they track the customers, every move, and everything they do. You keep notes on every time they sneeze and then it, hopefully, it generates leads so that you can sell them more of your tat, whatever it is that you sell nothing. I guess this is nothing. Technically wrong with that. Know, but it connected to um, let's stay here on Earth instead of go to the metaverse. Well, I don't know. I'm with you. Next time is like, literally your advertising to get attention by like attacking fellow Tech Bros, you know what it is. He's none of you are talking about what you do. He's a little there's a little Mark Cuban in him where he like he acts like he is a good guy, but really, he just running a dumb pointless team. Like I don't know. I I I'm kind of I fall for the Benny off ism's. The same way I sometimes fall for the Fink isms and the Jamie diamonds is that. I think there's a message there. That is real, and that is important. And that they may or may may believe in it. But like I, I only pointed out because they're what they're unicorns, they know one else is speaking this language. So as much as I want to make fun of It, I don't know. I I'm aligned with it so I feel uncomfortable making fun with it fun of it, so there you go. What's more interesting to me? Actually about this commercial in general? So the you the going through the script, what he said was it's not time to escape. Its time to engage, it's time to plant more trees. It's time to build more trust. It's time to make more space for all of us. So while the others look to the metaverse and Mars, let's stay here. And restore ours. Why are they rhyming? I don't know when this like, well, one of the problems is Matthew McConaughey. If they had hired me, which they should have, I would have people would have believed me, so it's like the Lord media Matthew McConaughey, he did co-create. This commercial, he was all very integral to the creation of this commercial. I'm in Benny off what a, what a comment I know seriously and he gave this interview with variety where he was like, I'm not anti-space Innovation, like I'm not anti metaverse. Oh he's already. Yeah. No, no. There was she was no strong real opinion behind this other than look. I'm better than you were better than everyone else. Don't you see how much better than what else we are even though you don't know what we do math this goes. Matt, this goes with your one of your favorite talking points is, you always make fun of Benny off because he's like a Mr. Cozy. Oh, he always needs a coach everything. Right? So that's true. He's trying to like two or three times. Yeah. So he needs like a coat celebrity to help him create a dumbass. I don't know. I I get the attraction to it is the idea of Team Earth and hating on the metaverse. Oh yeah, who who hates on the metaverse more than anybody in? This stupid team of us? And this commercial, I was like, I was like, I I just felt like incongruous entirely like why, why are a couple of why don't, why don't all the billionaires, just take their dicks out and measure them and get it. Do we have to do the the like team Earth? And then I'm going to be team Earth and you can be team metaverse. I don't care. So the last thing I want to bring Up because I want to I want to zoom out and see what your opinions are on. This is I'm a little I think the most interesting part to me is the fact that NBC and the NFL have chosen to let this add are because they are hypothetically. Making an enemy of everyone of the Elon musk's of the Zuckerberg's by letting Salesforce, criticize them on the greatest stage for advertisements ever, you know. So I'm interested in that factored into their decision making or like what that if that statement means anything, if anything, I don't know. I didn't, I, I can't really agree with the sentiment that I didn't think that I was that strongly. I don't know whether any nmbs being made, I you don't think that it'll look bad for the future of advertising, for NBC, or the NFL to let Salesforce go on the Super Bowl and say, basically thought the metaverse, like, let's stay here. Except that I wish they had said, fuck them because it really was a lot softer. And yeah, they want to, if they want that they should put, they should put our shows up on the Super Bowl and you because that's not yeah. Cuz I don't know that. Believe me, I wish it was fucked. Him out of verse but it was more like I don't even know how to explain it. It was like a punk band being released by Warner Brothers music. I don't know. It was, you know, nobody cares, right? Yeah. So and then is there a Warner Brothers? The last thing about Salesforce is kind of a shift from their Super Bowl, add to something that is coming out again. Question mark. The last week where Salesforce is saying that it will tie executive pay to its ability to hire retain. Yeah, and promote employees from underrepresented groups for Cocos and Brett Taylor. Which, yeah, this sounds good. I think it's actually a re announcement of something that happened last summer. That is now going into effect. But there's also not a ton of information about it in general, so it's a lot of looki looking wokeness from sales floor is over here. Okay here you go. I love I love how negative you two losers are. But here's the thing is that, if all 500 S&P, 500 companies were tying their, we're tying elements of the executive pay to diversity. Etc. This would be a major victory. I know some of them would be kind of like, it's not really doing a lot, but this is what we're striving for. I don't know why sales Sports gets crap for actually celebrating it, even though, again, it's not exactly Moving Mountains. I understand. But why are we crapping on Salesforce? Why don't we go back and crap? Like, we like to crap on selfie. Oh, I don't get it. I don't get it. Why are they like, they're just here. I don't get the incongruity of the ad. I don't like, like, literally your business model. Is making it so we buy shit, we probably don't need. Well, that's America baby. And and you're in the advertisement is don't go to a universe. We don't need stay here on Earth and what hang out in new try shit, we don't need from companies you really collected customers. It's like you know just the usual. I don't I don't really care either way mostly I think I don't want to be in a Salesforce database and I don't want to go to the metaverse. I can just ignore this commercial entirely, do I have to pick between Matthew McConaughey and Mark Zuckerberg? Those are my life. Always. Those are like choices, Mark Benny Upon A was portraying Marc benioff in the ass. So just three can we at least agree that I want? Gerard Mayo? Where is the commercial Rodeo? Tackles Matthew McConaughey and says make less waste and the runs away. That's what I want. Make less greenwash. Let's wait, that's all I want. Can we at least? Okay. So which is the most ESG? Commercial than is it? Is it Gerard mayo or Hellman's? Is it Mark Mayo? Is it Mark many off? Its the Hellman's? Okay, it's got to be the Hellman's commercial, which is, which is horrific because Hellman's is owned by Unilever. There we go, which isn't exactly the Bastion of like ESG. Although, recently, this is the point trying. Yeah, but that to me, is the point of these, right? Like, it's one thing to like, if you knew that. Like so you saw a commercials for for what Doritos and Cheetos and that's Pepsi and you see a commercial for helmets and that Unilever, you see a commercial for Taco Bell and that's a massive King glamora that like, owns KFC and like five other things right. You, you see these commercials there was Procter and Gamble. Yo, there was a Sam's Club commercial with Kevin Hart. That's actually owned by Walmart. There was a show. You watch a Walmart commercial and you're like, ooh, Walmart. I like sip Sam's Club better, but they own them. Yeah. That like, All of these things are basically your bought your buying stuff from Seven companies, right? You're buying from a lot of different companies so it's all believe. This is where the government needs to let business pants and free float media. Put labels on everything. We have to find the right government jobs but I don't think we're eligible know anymore. But we should, we should be allowed to put a label on everything, every ad, every piece of yellow, snow, whatever it is. We're gonna put a label on it and we're going to tell you what's going on inside. That should be bequeath to us. Well, I never want you to say bequeath again. I was uncomfortable word as it was about to come out. That's all I have. For our very messy, Super Bowl ad. Look back anyone else have anything brilliant to add to something that has not been brilliant so far? What we have not stated is how much of this Super Bowl advertising season felt squarely like, Nostalgia porn for you. And I like, just like genetics Nostalgia porn was, what was it was bringing back? There were like three commercials to bring back the original Law and Order. And I was like, that's me, you're just talking to me. You're not talking to anybody else. There's a fresh prince in 1998, right? Like you're you're a little bit more like, culturally aware the most people, I think. But how do you when you see like a slate of ads that's all as Matt is eloquently saying Nostalgia porn does it land on you? How do you how does it work with you? I mean does it work? Well with me negatively with me. Yeah, I don't know. Like yeah like Mike Myers Dr. Dre like Orlando or you just like what are the old people saying? I don't think just curious. There's a certain. I don't know. I think it just it's Me as these super well-off rich, people who are kind of towards the end of their careers, who are Nostalgia porn for you guys. But for me, I'm like, I don't know. It doesn't, I like, you know, I love, Mike Myers. I love Shrek who doesn't like Shrek but doesn't necessarily do anything for me. In terms of my desire to purchase whatever the hell sales force is trying to sell me, you know, Yeah, it is about Salesforce. What in, but in. But in like, if I just think about from the halftime show, from all the entertainment piece is here. You had The Sopranos, you had Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek. Both of them were basically my generation. You have the Cable Guy, Jim Carrey. You have a reboot of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, but some sort of dark version of that. Like, I don't know why we, yeah, we have Law and Order. We have Lord of the Rings. The Rings movie came out, like 2000, right? 2001. Lots of comic books stuff, and like Paul Rudd and all that the Lakers. Okay, I was like the Lakers thing because I'm prepared for the Celtics to show up in it and I'm really hoping it's good. I have to be honest. Yeah, look at you. You're like a ridiculous. Jalen Brown. I am I, I'm sorry. I just, they're on it. Eight game winning. Don't even worry about Larry David. Yeah, Clydesdale it's 2022. Budweiser. Clydesdales. Yeah. What the fucking horses? Yeah. Like we moved into the metaverse already. They'd be better. Like seriously? Why? Like nobody in the in any generation after that. I remember the first Clydesdales commercials and didn't care about them. When they came out, we're still doing the goddamn now, they're so emotionally manipulative and they are directed by Academy Award nominee are a winner, Chloe Zhao. So they're catering to an audience clearly well and that. And that's the walking inclusion, right? Like so we so we do closed sales, exact same way as a Clydesdale commercial. But now we have a famous female directors and therefore, we're in the Zeitgeist. It was very purely, like, a reboot of nostalgia porn. You just added more black people. Because in, in the 90s, all of this had no black people, no people of color know, women, it was mostly white men. It's a win there. A lot of sex, and sometimes faceless and Nonverbal correctly. Faceless is there somebody talking? I'm having Nostalgia porn. There's like a nameless face woman. Well, the way he described, and it's a win because I mean, that's what that's what we bitch about here in the ESG World more where the women wear, the black people. So all right. Super Bowl wins. I would like it to be though. It's, it's true. If I was living in 1997 it's almost like they were like we did it wrong. 25 years ago. Let's add, let's do the same thing and just add some more of the right stuff. Can we just do the right stuff? Now do we have to reboot 25 years ago stuff to do the right thing? Now, I don't think we do. We can't we just and that was like even in the Super Bowl halftime show as like Dre and Snoop are performing. I'm thinking to myself you know they're young people. Out, you know, there are young right? You know that there are and I just it was just not like, I don't know. Before we sign off for me, can I say my real disappointment tonight? Is it to my favorite woke inclusion, acts Hannah, waddingham Idris Elba to the sexiest, people alive to the greatest, my, to my favorites. Both are at sucked but I'm just thankful that we're in a woke era because they wouldn't have been there years ago. So I love them both. So that's all that's it. That's my last point of view. That's Done. That's it. We're gonna end the show. We're gonna do it. I know I agree with me. I know she's not gonna say it. All right, she agrees that are both great and sexy. We're gonna end the show with interest Elba, and Hannah Waddington are hot. They are that was, that was Damian Rollins and I'm looking, I'm at Scotty, we are free float media. You got nothing out of this show, but come back tomorrow, you guys. I don't know what you guys were. You guys are just complaining about everything Jesus because it's literally like six hours. Did you watch the pregame show or did you watch the pre-game show know? There was literally six hours for the pregame show. I didn't care about the guy. Yeah I think I didn't care. It's hard to care about anything. Oh yeah there was a game somewhere in there. Apparently stuff happened we'll be back tomorrow with more business pants. Tune in for that if you care about anything, goodbye.
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