Chapter 1: What is the main issue discussed regarding Nick Fuentes and the Groypers?
Ready, one, two, three. Patriots, gay-triots, they-triots, black-triots, brown-triots, and all of the triple Trumpers can do what, Pumps? Fuck off!
All right, Pumps, what have you had it with? Okay, what I've had it with is over honking. I like a good toot, honk, put somebody's attention. I got over honked yesterday for almost one mile, and I really, it was not my fault. He came screeching up behind me, honked like literally half of a mile past me and honked again while he was passing me. And I was like, that's just over honking.
Like a little tap is fine, but over honking, no. And I will be the first to say, normally it was my bad. This was not my bad. I was just minding my own business. But the other car in front of me wasn't going as fast.
Chapter 2: What are the hosts' thoughts on over honking and road rage?
And he came on like a bat out of hell, honked me for almost a mile. Were you in the fast lane or the passing lane? Well, it was a city street. But I was in the fast lane. But we were coming up to a red light. And there was a car in front of me. You think maybe he knew you were the I've had it lady?
No, I think he just had a bee in his bonnet because then he switched over to the other lane and the car next to me while he's honking me is even going slower than me. And so then I speed up so that he can get around me and get away from this other car because he was clearly so unhinged. And he started honking again when he passed me. Prior to the honking, were you on your cell phone?
No, I knew you would ask that. And I was not. I've done really good about trying not to text. And I was not on my cell phone.
Chapter 3: How does the podcast address the impact of hate mail on public figures?
I was not doing anything like that. Generally, it's me being an inattentive driver. It was not me this time. But I just thought there's a place for a little honk. Just like, hey, you're at a stoplight. You're not paying attention. Little beep, beep. This guy, it was insane.
Yeah, I've definitely really laid on the horn with people, specifically when I'm at a red light and they're on their cell phone because I have no tolerance for that. None. And I just think it's so...
rude that people are not paying attention because we all have places to go and so i will and i can tell they're on their phone and i just lay on it but i wouldn't honk at somebody for no reason i mean i lay on it and it's not a beep like the whole mile no it stopped as soon as they go i would stop and then i'd probably go around and be like i do kind of a road rage thing
Like, what are you doing? Get off your cell phone. You know, nothing's that important.
Chapter 4: What are the implications of misogyny in the current political climate?
No, that I would have been fine with. I would have 100% been fine with that. That was not this. This was like something was happening in his life that had nothing to do with driving. I felt like. And he was young. So I let it pass. But I mean, he was madder than a hornet at me. But the girl that was going slower than me, he let her off the hook. It's weird.
I feel like we're missing a piece to this. No, I mean, it could be in my storytelling, but that was my vantage point. I may have done something that I don't know. You were driving perfectly normally.
There was a car in front of you going slower than you were facing.
Chapter 5: How do the hosts view the relationship between evangelical culture and misogyny?
Yes, yes. And he was going super fast. Like, I thought he was going to hit me. And so when I saw him going super fast, I did kind of slow down because I didn't want to hit the, like, if he hit me, I didn't want the car in front of me, like to make a three car pile up. So maybe he thought I over corrected, like slamming, but I didn't slam on my brakes.
I just, I looked up and I was like, oh gosh, he's going to hit the back of me kind of thing. Right. Thank goodness. Do you ever worry? Like when the dogs are in the back seat, you're going to get hit and then the dogs are going to be. I've had that worry before. Yeah.
Yeah.
But anyway, dogs weren't with me. It was not my fault.
Chapter 6: What concerns do the hosts express about the future of women's rights?
Generally, I'm the problem driving. It was not me, but it was an overhunk. I wonder if he was on like meth or something. It sounds a little meth-y. That thought occurred to me. I mean, I could see it because immediately I thought, oh yeah, he's a Trumper. He was a non-voter.
All right. In lieu of giving a grievance today, I'm going to share. I came back to Oklahoma City and I always come back to snail mail on my desk. And the snail mail, here is a little sampling of the snail mail that I received. First and foremost, I received a letter from a guy that is in prison. Really? Yeah.
And I was just going to refer to him as Mr. Prison because I don't want to give away his identity.
Chapter 7: How is the concept of consent addressed in the context of Christian teachings?
And on the envelope, it says that it's an inmate at the Arizona Department of Corrections. And it says six pages enclosed. And then he says to the ADC staff, stop removing my science papers in my postal mail envelopes. So wait, on the outside of the envelope? Right here. It says like, let me remove his identity right here. It says six pages.
Stop removing his science papers. Stop.
Whoops. Fuck. Hang on. All right. Right here. It says six pages.
Chapter 8: What are the hosts' predictions about the evolution of right-wing ideologies?
Stop removing my science papers. And I could tell that it had been opened and it says on the outside of the envelope, inspected. And of course, I naturally thought about how you have told everybody that you would never date an inmate. So you think this is it, the love match? So I was expecting a hate letter, right? Right. Okay. Well, much to my surprise.
Oh my gosh.
It was only one page. So they did remove his science papers. What do you think the science papers are? He's an inventor and he was sending me his inventions. That's what I'm getting to here. So it says to Jennifer Welch, thank you for what you do. I have no internet access, but I have access to whatever podcast the prison allows us to listen to. You were on the January New Yorker radio hour.
Will you promote making all utilities public owned in a 70 to 80% flat tax, no deductions. And he has all of this legislation he wants me to promote. Okay. And then we go into the back page and it's all single spaced here. Nice handwriting. Yeah. We get to the back page and enclosed is some stuff.
And I didn't get the stuff because despite him telling them not to remove his science papers, they did remove his science papers, which infuriates me because now I really want the science papers. So enclosed is some stuff I wrote up and the $1,400 for free paper. So I think the prison still $1,400 he was going to send to me. which I'm furious about that as well. I am an inventor science type.
If you want any of my ideas to develop, have a good day. And then he signs the letter to me. So I was like, well, this is, you know, I get a lot of hate mail. That's kind of a nice change. I want the science papers and I want my $1,400.
Okay, what I'm wondering is, and maybe this is crazy to think, it must be pretty legit if they're taking it from him. Or do you think it's so crazy? I'm kind of thinking maybe he's like onto something and they're trying to steal it. I think we're giving way too much credit to Mr. Prison.
Okay. I mean... I don't know why. Maybe it's some sort of escape plan. Who knows? It's probably some sort of contraband that he's trying to smuggle out of the prison. I don't know. But I doubt that we have some Einstein in the Arizona Correctional Facility that the guard who has to read the mail is like, oh, God, no, we can't let this.
So then we get more onto the hate mail that I'm used to getting. And this one is from a guy in West Virginia. Anonymous sent it. And for the return address, they just put number one fan. So I was like, oh, another. It's not hate mail. Well, much to my surprise. It says, dear Mrs. Welch, you are a Christophobic bitch. You think just because people go to church, they're white nationalists.
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