Episode 2746 CWSA 02/10/25

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What is the experience of the simultaneous sip?

Scott Adams 0:00
It's called Coffee with Scott Adams, and you've never had a better day. But if you'd like to taste this experience up beyond even Super Bowl levels, all you need for that is a cup or mug or a glass, a tank or chalice, a canteen jug or flask, a vessel of any kind. Fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee. And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine end of the day, the thing that makes everything better. It's called the simultaneous sip, and it happens. Yeah, that's right. Right now. Go. Extraordinary. So, so good. Well, did anybody watch that thing called the Super Bowl? I did. I was mostly working at the same time and drawing. But I was entertained because I didn't care about either team. I'll tell you one thing. I had somewhat cheekily said that the Kansas City Chiefs would win because they had the best story. meaning that a three-peat, especially if Trump is there, he predicted they might win, Taylor Swift is there, it definitely seemed like the best story would be if the Chiefs won.
Scott Adams 1:19
Now, I made my prediction, having never watched either the Kansas Chiefs or the Eagles play even once in the entire season, didn't see either team even once. However, having watched them play in the Super Bowl, I'm pretty sure if I'd watched either one of them play even once, or if I'd watched the Eagles play, I'm pretty sure I would have picked them as winners. It looked like a professional team playing a high school team. It didn't look like the Kansas City Chiefs were physically even big enough to be on the field. Right. They had all these tiny guys running around being crushed by monsters. It was like monsters crushed tiny guys all day long. It barely looked like a football game. Anyway, so yeah, I think it was about two plays into the game, I said to myself, what am I watching? This doesn't look like it's going to be close. They don't look like even the same sport. All right. So here are the other things that happened. Trump got applauded when he showed up on the big screen, the jumbotron or whatever it's called.
Scott Adams 2:34
But Taylor Swift, she got mixed reactions, a little bit of booing. And do you think that President Trump was above making fun of Taylor Swift for being booed when he was cheered? No, he's not above that. That's why we love him. He's not above that at all. He comes right down to our level. He meets us where we're at. That man can read a room. Not only can he read a stadium, he can read a room. Yeah, no, that was entertaining. Thank you. Despite rumors to the contrary, as far as I know, there were no Doge ads, right? I was all excited, I thought, to be some dojads, but that never made sense. Here's where your understanding of the real world should have told you there are not going to be any dojads.
Scott Adams 3:30
And that is, do you think that they went to the last week before the Super Bowl before they knew who was going to run what commercial? Do you think they had a slot that was open? No, they don't have a slot that's open a week before the fucking Super Bowl. That's not a thing. But then I said to myself, but wait, this is no normal situation. If the richest man in the world, working on the most important project in the world, could find some way to sneak in 15 seconds every now and then, maybe. Maybe. Maybe, you know, if he offered enough money. But no, that never made sense. It wouldn't have made sense to put a political thing into the one thing that was trying to be bipartisan. We'll talk about that. But it wasn't the right place.
Scott Adams 4:25
It wasn't the right place at all. So I hope it was never even entertained because it just wasn't the right place. So let's see. As you know, the stadium took down their end racism lettering in the end zone. And I said to myself, is that because they're reading the room or is it because they know Trump is coming? I'm not sure when Trump decided he was coming. By the way, the first president to ever go there. Even David Axelrod said, the high-end famous Democrat advisor guy said that, I'll paraphrase, but he basically said Biden was pathetic for not going to the Super Bowl when he was invited. And of course Trump went, because of course it was the right decision, which is not political, by the way. The president is everybody's president.

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