430 - Emilia Pérez & The New Gaza
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What is the main issue discussed in the episode?
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In the new movie Busboys with Giovanna David Spade, I've had makeup on my face for the last four days in a row, three days. And it's been, my face is like, I have very sensitive skin and it's insane. The chemical makeup that is used is, you know, such a horrible thing for fair Irish white Hitler skin that I have. And it's been very, very tough for me. And I've been dealing with that. But the movie is hilarious and very funny and very excited to be a part of it, you know. And, you know, it'll come out, I don't know. But we've been doing it and it's a lot of fun. And, you know, Spade's a legend and Theo's a legend. These guys are just the best. So it's great to be working with them. Yeah, there's a variety...
article about it spade and the avanta star in buddy comedy bus boys and um it's really funny it's an old school comedy it's really like a you know throwback to when things were really really really you know movies were funny set in border town in arizona the movie follows david and theo two friends who think becoming waiters will solve all of their problems it is great it is really funny and really enjoyable and that's why i'm out here in la right now uh
How is Tim Dillon's experience in LA affecting his views?
And it's raining here and the rain has hopefully cleared the air. The concern with L.A., the very health conscious L.A. was the air after the fires. What is the air quality? Everybody was debating it and calling their doctors. Is it okay? What about the air? People wanted to make sure they could go outside. And the carcinogens, cancer-causing chemicals, the batteries from the burned-up Teslas, the lithium-ion, all of that stuff, the toxicity is out of control. So people are correct to wonder if it is safe. I think now... There's going to be mudslides a little bit, maybe, perhaps, and toxic ash. So there will be rivers of toxic ash and mudslides and things like that. So another joy, another blessing for Los Angeles, the city of Los Angeles. Another win, another W. People here, man, I hope they're resilient. I mean, I'm leaving. But I hope the rest of you are resilient. That's the way I feel about areas, by the way. I leave. I love that you all fight for it. I'm fighting for it. It's my home. Good for you. I go. I leave. I leave. I leave. I believe in me.
That's what I believe in. I believe in me. I don't believe a zip code is my worth. I don't believe I am connected to a landmass more than I am connected to my desire to live. So while I will visit Los Angeles, you know, I enjoy it, you know, from time to time. I've never really lived here full time. I've always been, I hop around. And my heart goes out and I will say this. I respect the people who feel rooted here, who feel like this is their home and they want to stay and fight for it. I personally am leaving. I will leave. I'm going to go. But the people here... That feel like the mudslides and the fires and the toxic ash and the earthquakes and the crime and the taxes and the evaporating industry and all of that. I get it. Hey man, the guacamole is good.
It is good. That's the reality. It's good. And the sushi is good. And it's a great city. And it's a great place to live. By the way, newsflash, nowhere is great to live for your entire life. You have errors in your life. Taylor Swift said this. And there's an error to be here. There's an error to stay put. There's an error to flee. There's times to, you know, you gotta know when to hold them, know when to fold them. And I think there are just times when an area is beating you down on every level. It is not a mark of strength to stay. It is a mark of stupidity. Do not confuse stupidity with strength. Feuer, Debris und Asche enthalten, Quote, schreckliche Substanzen, wie Asbestos, schwere Metalle und toxische Chemikalien.
Der Los Angeles County Department of Public Health Director, Dr. Barber. Und sie würden mich nicht mal auf die PCH fahren lassen. Weil ich Nobu Malibu genannt habe und gesagt habe, ich will eine Reservation und ich will ein bisschen Devastation sehen. Und ich wurde nicht erlaubt. I wanted to take a little survey of the damage myself. See if there's any land buying opportunities.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main issue discussed in the episode?
0:00–1:45
2
How is Tim Dillon's experience in LA affecting his views?
1:45–19:13
3
What are the implications of Trump's plans for Gaza?
19:13–40:08
4
What is the controversy surrounding the film Emilia Pérez?
40:08–1:03:38
5
How is the film's reception reflective of current societal trends?
1:03:38–1:05:39
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