Tennis Shouldn't Be Played at 3AM (US Open Chaos)
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What is the overall premise and opening banter of this episode?
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Josh, don't hide those slides. Show them. They're hokas,
baby. That's
right. It's called comfort. Welcome, okay? No,
because I can see your big tree trunk, gorgeous sycamore legs. You can't see my slides. I saw them already.
What do you mean I don't see them? How do I know? I saw them. Do you see them now? Do you see
them
now? By the way, and what about now? What about now? What about... What
about now? We can all see your knees. They're staring at us like your pee hole. Yeah, you're
freaking welcome,
bro. No, no, you look nice today. I mean, again, I don't think the shorts are appropriate, but you look nice. It's
hot as hell, Josh. It's sticky in the city. It's sticky season. I walked here three miles.
No remodeling.
Yeah. And like sometimes you want to zone out on a walk, but sometimes you want to be present. I walked those three miles, took a couple of calls, have no idea how I got here. I could have been hit by a car and I showed up winded, drank a whole big bottle of lumen because, you know, the dear media office, they have that fancy lumen. I had that lumen was delicious water and I'm feeling better. But I still I don't know. Like, I don't know what I did to get here, Josh. I could have. I don't know. I'm happy I'm alive.
Here's what I don't understand about the great, you know, Dear Media, who we love and adore and feel very lucky to be under their tutelage. You know, they build these gorgeous studios, just... Have you seen this fabric? But, you know, then they pick these chairs, and if you're not built... Like the great Michael, the CEO, like a frickin Adonis. Look, I'm falling over the belt. And then we look like such slumps and it just highlights all the lumps in the things.
Josh, there are pros and cons with being with a predominantly female podcast agency. OK, which are pros. Too many to name. The cons?
The chairs are made for
women. The chairs are made for women. That's what it is. You're sitting in a woman's chair.
I love it. I prefer it. You know why? I feel safe.
Yeah, you don't prefer it. You just said you hated it. What are you...
says you know sir i'm not going to mansplain that one why don't you just wrap that up and throw that away because that's that's 2012 talk
so because this is 2012 talk and it's topical thursdays i think we dedicate this entire podcast to the lindsey glancy trial so
that is i
agree OK, all right. So Shreddington came on and I'm just kidding. We're not talking about that crap anymore. OK, it's over. OK, let's
talk about it, though. Let's let's button it. Let's close it. Let's have some closure.
OK, we're closing it in. I no longer think that these hearings should be publicized. I think it's making people sick. I think that people should stop being able to make trial videos on TikTok. And I think that people need to get a life. And I think that that is what I truly think. I think that this culture around true crime, true crime podcasts, people being obsessed with being right and figuring it out. I as a overall statement that's not commenting on the trial whatsoever. I think that people need to get a life. That's what I think.
I couldn't agree more. And I want you to think about this for a second. And truly, all we have is, you know, evidence. Assuming that every TikTok detective maybe perhaps is wrong and maybe they're not. But let's assume that they're wrong. That Lindsey Clancy's husband wasn't some evil mastermind who was behind all of this, right? Sending up his wife for one of the greatest crimes anyone has ever committed ever. Maybe he wasn't. Maybe he was just the victim of one of the worst things that could happen to a person ever. you might ask yourself what could make it worse?
What did the hosts conclude about the Lindsay Clancy trial and the justice system?
Maybe a year or two later, having the entire internet flip the script and accuse you of being the one, right?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the overall premise and opening banter of this episode?
0:00–4:46
2
What did the hosts conclude about the Lindsay Clancy trial and the justice system?
4:46–10:23
3
Why are US Open matches being played at 3 AM and how does it affect the players?
10:23–15:04
4
What are the biggest fears about AI taking over humanity?
15:04–22:07
5
How is Caitlin Clark changing the perception of the WNBA?
22:07–27:26
6
Is Jimmy Kimmel really leaving late‑night TV after 24 years?
27:26–31:04
7
How is the shift to streaming platforms reshaping late‑night television?
31:04–35:50
8
Why do we pay premiums to be in crowded places instead of avoiding them?
35:50–59:32
Speakers
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