Andrew Sage

And then on average, it's, sorry, 46% of their income going towards rent with roughly a third of baristas paying over 60%.

oh my god when we we told all these facts to their lawyer at a bargaining session and he just said that maybe the reason that we were all struggling to make ends meet was because we were paying for too many streaming services yeah i know like it's an entirely he knows it's bullshit did they just get

like a right-wing shit poster to be their lawyer like is this just like is this like fucking like is this just like the fail son clone of Rudy Giuliani like is this base gonna start melting off what are we doing here like come on

I wish I could tell you.

I don't know what their strategy with saying obviously false things is, but they love to do it.

It's so great.

You know, okay, fuck it.

I'm going to read this quote.

I was going to use this for a different episode, and I didn't.

So, all right, fuck it.

I'm going to read this line from Dan Olson's documentary In Search of Flat Earth, which is probably the best thing that's ever been done about Flat Earth.

Because they believe that power belongs to those with the greatest will to take it.

And what greater sign of will than the ability to overwrite the truth?

Their will is a hammer they are using to beat reality into a shape of their choosing.

A simple world where reality is exactly what it looks like through their eyes.

Devoid of complexity, devoid of change, where they are right and their enemies are silent.

They are trying to build a flat earth.

this shit.

They're just like, no, fuck you.

We can say whatever the fuck we want because we take the weight because this is an expression of just power.