Local Hour: The Official Rules of Using Towels
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Is Kevin Durant happy when he tweets?
We'll give you carte blanche. Well, you can't give it his other employers and the ramifications that he would have if he did that. You're not in charge of those. I'll talk to them. Okay, you'll talk to the Miami Heat and Bally's about something that he's done. Not Bally's. We don't need to talk about it. Let's just not. But you're going to talk to his employers about... Do you agree with that? Do Izzy and Amin agree with the idea that Kevin Durant strikes you as wandering the earth happy?
I don't believe that when somebody is doing that, they're doing it as a response to, I'm so happy, let me take this guy out. Es ist eine Antwort. Es ist eine furchtbare Antwort, richtig? Und die Freiheit, es zu tun, gibt dir Freude.
What do we think about Kevin Durant's social media presence?
Aber der Fakt, dass er sich darauf konzentriert, für mich besonders, weil er so viele Dinge in seiner Situation genießen kann, sagt mir, dass es etwas gibt, das ihn nicht glücklich macht. Das ist ein amateurischer Psychiater auf meiner Seite während des Shadow Show. Also bin ich nicht. Ich würde das nicht Kevin Durant's Gesicht sagen. Es ist nur das, was ich glaube, in den meisten Menschen der Fall ist. We're all over the place.
He's angry. He's happy. What is Durant?
I need to know. Why could he not just be a person who's our age, who's just spending time on the Internet, like at one in the morning, like the rest of us, and just replying to people? I don't think that there has to be this inherent anger or unhappiness that comes with it. I just think that he's a dude who grew up on the Internet. That's all.
Do cockroaches have multiple hearts?
I would say though, as I've seen, you know, the loneliness of men turned trolls on the internet. As I've seen social media become a festering pit of angry, lonely men getting quote-unquote enjoyment out of trolling. doesn't really strike me as joy. The constant fighting with others doesn't strike me, like maybe you like competing at all times, and I suspect that Kevin Durant probably does like competing at all times, but I will tell you, just me personally, who has never minded a fight in 30 years, I'm tired of fighting the Internet. It's a losing proposition, no matter how much power, because I'm not afraid of saying anything.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Is Kevin Durant happy when he tweets?
2:42–3:28
2
What do we think about Kevin Durant's social media presence?
3:28–4:14
3
Do cockroaches have multiple hearts?
4:14–6:09
4
What happened with Dan and the cockroach?
6:09–8:33
5
How do we feel about using fancy towels?
8:33–10:00
6
What are the important rules of towel usage?
10:00–10:47
7
What are the consequences of social media on mental health?
10:47–12:57
8
What funny stories do we have about everyday mishaps?
12:57–41:01
Speakers
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