Dr. Peter Weller
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668 appearances
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2 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
Dr. Peter Weller’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You know he killed her right away.
And you go through the denial aspect of the problem, the psychological thing. For me, the entire jam of the young male dilemma striking back. I ain't seen it. Have you seen it?
Yeah, I do too, but I'm afraid.
Because I got a 13-year-old boy.
So I'm talking to my 13-year-old boy about it, speaking of history for weirdos. Okay, he said that's for weirdos. I said, no, Teddy, why is it for weirdos? Because he was hanging out with two girls. One of them he likes a lot.
Yeah, I mean, you want to give him advice, but I don't. Yeah. But he's at this party, and the parents are cool. So what I said... I have a problem with this show called I Like. He's heard of it. He says, I'm not watching it. I said, yeah. He says, you know, I know it's about the kid who's watching the internet and it's violence against girls. I said, how are you doing with girls?
He said, I like girls. I like hanging with them. He was giving me a legit response. I'm praying in the back of my head that he's cool with it. Because I'm also going like I got no control over this because when you're a parent and you're a parent, don't you feel like the weirdo? Yeah. Like you'd only imagine. Yeah. Because especially kids that age, you're talking to drunks. Oh, yeah.
Two and a four-year-old? No, man.
You think they're going to make sense to you? Oh, no. And you're expecting sense?
You know, and her delightful daughters, I know they ain't making no sense, man. Oh, no way. And so at a 13-year-old, they are making sense. But they're not going to make my sense. And I don't know if I want to watch this show as I don't know if I want to be that upset because I know I'm going to be upset about it. And I know I'm going to probably do a deep dive in my own accountability as a dad.
He doesn't want to see it. You know, he said, I said, do you want to watch it? He goes, I don't want to watch it and I don't need to watch it because I know it is about someone who got disturbed off of watching violence off the internet. I don't watch violence. I said, but you watch violence with games, you know, and World of Warcraft and all this stuff. I said, I don't know if he can make it.
He says, well, that's the distinction between watching a game and actually acting out on it. And I go... Can I repeat you? Yeah. That's the distinction between watching the game and actually acting out on it? Because I never had that kind of articulation when I was 13. nor the smarts to make that distinction. I really wanted to blow up shit.
No, I really wanted to take M80s and go into this tunnel and blow the hell out of this tunnel. Oh, that was me. Yeah, or stick it into the guy. Stick it into, like, my next door neighbor, I think his name was Andrew, but stick it in his apples. Stick tons of those M80s in his apples and blow the shit out of his tree.
So I didn't have the smarts in my kid, but I don't know about this, but speaking of weirdos, it is truly... The history of weirdos being a dad.
I can imagine. We're bringing it back to that. I know. Yeah, I can imagine. I pray that you have a kid.
And I pray that you go through. The trauma and the joy of having a kid.
She doesn't?
I do.
Where?
Oh, what a great school.
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