Ep 543 - Spyder's Web
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Obviously we're ready, Sean.
Yo! I was ready this morning, man. You should have called me at 6.30. I woke up being like, I'm ready to fucking podcast.
All I thought about today was podcasting. Can't get enough. As soon as that red light comes on, we're on. And we're here to talk cancel culture.
I mean, I'm active right now.
I'm ready to punch over it. Are you ready to do it? Yeah. I'm ready to throw the wands. I'll punch a fucking... I'm ready to throw the wands. I'll throw a wand on two.
I can't stop watching videos about that white rapper who keeps saying the N-word. He's like, I'm ready to punch on it. He's ready to punch over it. If you even think someone's looking at him sideways, he's like, I'm ready to punch about it. I think that's the only way he's a giant man.
That's how people seem to get away with saying the N word. There's certain guys out there like the Puerto Ricans.
Yeah, there's dirty. There's my punch over this. They could punch over it. But there are. So I've met a couple of dirty white boys who were just like casually not like they're just casually drop the N word in conversation. I just be kind of like.
Yeah, it kind of takes you out of the conversation a little.
A little bit. It's a real delineator where you're like, yeah, shit. They're like sussing me out. They're like, I think I could. Yeah, it was kind of like one of those things where like, yeah, I'm not really about this life. You guys are living.
Typically, any non-African-American saying the N-word is sussing you out when they say it.
I think so.
I mean, they say, it could be your uncle in the car, and he says it, and you go... Could be your lawyer. So you get skull and bones. Uncle, I'm not very comfortable with this. You should record him. Yeah, it's a tough spot when someone else says the N-word.
Yeah. You know? Yeah, I mean, he... I mean, his name's Gene Lee, by the way. That's his rapper. That's his rapper. Yes. Gene Lee. and uh he's just like the problem was he stopped saying it because he like started getting some success and he had like people like managers being like you gotta stop saying the end that'll happen He had managers like, yo, you got to stop. But he said his music was ass because he was like, I just, it threw off my whole thing. Especially if you're rapping using the N-word and you take it away.
It's important. It's tough. It's a key component to hip hop.
I mean, it's definitely useful.
Yeah, it's the bedrock.
But yeah, so then he came back after the shit wasn't working. He goes, I'm going to do it. They're like, no, no, no. I'm going to do it again. He's back on his bullshit.
Where Papa John's will follow the same route. Go back on their bullshit. And he's just like, pizza sales are down, dude. It ain't right. I got to go back to how I used to talk. Yeah, John just has to be genuine. John is pretty genuine. He is. Doesn't he still live in a castle in Kentucky, dude? Obviously, he's saying the N-word.
He lives in a castle. I mean, that's got to be crazy in a castle in Kentucky with like a goblet just thinking about the time he said the N-word. I mean, imagine though, because a lot of business heads are like really stoked on cursing. That's like a high level CEO thing. Because they're bad at it. I don't give a fuck.
fuck guys he was probably like i'm about to take this shit to the next level it works though if you if you curse yeah if your boss swears everyone's like dude my boss is so cool oh yeah he says like shit and fuck in the meetings in the morning he says fuck at work dude it's so badass it's like wolf of wall street in there it's so cool
We were at a happy hour when he called our one co-worker. Wow, wow. It was so awesome.
It was so awesome. He called the waitress a bitch. It was so fucking sick.
That happens when you're in an office. You're like in school forever, essentially. Yeah. Like, you can't say bad words. No bad words.
You can't say anything suggestive. It's like, you're in school, bro. You can't even dump for too long. They come looking for you. Oh, yeah, true.
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