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Speaker 4: am Carell so very glad you are joining me on
Speaker 4: this Monday June. Second, we are already in June, and
Speaker 4: we've got the summer is already underway here in Las Vegas. Honey,
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Speaker 4: a light in. What are you doing Miscember? We'll let
Speaker 4: the light in there we go, all right. I had
Speaker 4: a lot to talk about today, a lot on my mind,
Speaker 4: too much, too much for a half hour. And one
Speaker 4: of the pressing things though, is yesterday started Pride month June.
Speaker 4: And as you know, Donald Trump and his minions have
Speaker 4: been attacking LGBTQ people, particularly the T and it you know,
Speaker 4: has caused corporation after corporation to pull out of funding
Speaker 4: gay Pride events. And many gay Pride events across the
Speaker 4: nation relied upon the donations from Wells Fargo or Sky
Speaker 4: Vodka or you know the list goes on Budweiser to
Speaker 4: fund their events. Now, this is a relatively new phenomenon.
Speaker 4: Let me explain that to you. Gay prides for God.
Speaker 4: The first twenty years of my life up until I
Speaker 4: was probably about forty so really about you know, up
Speaker 4: the last twenty years have gotten all these corporate sponsors
Speaker 4: Prior to that, there were very few corporate sponsors. Gay
Speaker 4: Pride was from and about the community. So the bar
Speaker 4: sponsored floats, or the local business has sponsored the stage,
Speaker 4: you know, the uh the Mickeys presents the main stage
Speaker 4: or whatever. Then all of a sudden, corporations started coming
Speaker 4: to the party and it was suddenly the Wells Fargo this,
Speaker 4: or the City Bank that, or the Sky Vodka this
Speaker 4: or whatever. Well, now, because of Trump's anti DEI push,
Speaker 4: that has in fact changed, and I have to tell
Speaker 4: you there's been a lot of upset in the gay
Speaker 4: community over this. I am not that mad about it. Now,
Speaker 4: let me tell you it's hurting some of my friends.
Speaker 4: Meaning they're not getting booked because Gay Pride doesn't have
Speaker 4: quote the money. But see they do have the money,
Speaker 4: because they still have some money. They still have community
Speaker 4: involved ticket sales all this. But what they don't have
Speaker 4: is enough budget to book people like Mariah Carey, Lizzo,
Speaker 4: Little nas X. So what's happening is they're downsizing, but
Speaker 4: they're not stopping these giant celebrities. Instead, they're not hiring
Speaker 4: the local ones or the smaller acts, the acts from
Speaker 4: our community. They're not hiring Dixon Dallas or me or
Speaker 4: THEA or Krista Waters or you know, Orville Pecker just
Speaker 4: down the line. We hope Pride was this last weekend.
Speaker 4: And oh they had quite a roster, big, big stars,
Speaker 4: and yet they're pleading poverty. So for me, and this
Speaker 4: is an opinion that other gay people will not share,
Speaker 4: I am sure share whole For me, I think it's
Speaker 4: kind of a good thing. Prides were getting far too
Speaker 4: corporate and it was all about the party. You know.
Speaker 4: They even started saying he happy Pride, which drives me
Speaker 4: out of my friggin mind. A. It's grammatically incorrect, but
Speaker 4: b Pride has nothing to do with happiness. We June
Speaker 4: twenty eighth. And the reason that Pride is in June
Speaker 4: is because in nineteen sixty nine, on June twenty eighth,
Speaker 4: at the Stonewall In in New York, which wasn't even
Speaker 4: a gay bar by the way, It was a mafia
Speaker 4: bar where gays and other quote degenerates went, and the
Speaker 4: mafia turned a blind eye because they wanted the money.
Speaker 4: So at this non gay bar, the stone Wall In,
Speaker 4: which was a gay bar because it was filled with gays,
Speaker 4: but they tried to raise the bar as they often did,
Speaker 4: and as they are still doing. And the drag queens
Speaker 4: and the lesbians said no. Judy Garland's funeral was today,
Speaker 4: we're all upset. No, And they started a riot, and
Speaker 4: then the following years people gathered to commemorate that riot
Speaker 4: and push for equal rights. The sexual component of pride
Speaker 4: half naked men, public displays of affection. That came from
Speaker 4: the fact that that used to be illegal. So it
Speaker 4: was an open sign of contempt, an open sign of
Speaker 4: a big middle finger to the establishment for gay men
Speaker 4: and women to hold each other, love each other in
Speaker 4: public because it was illegal. It was illegal to wear
Speaker 4: three items of clothing not specific to your gender, and
Speaker 4: the cop got to decide what those three articles of
Speaker 4: clothing were. It was illegal to serve a drink to
Speaker 4: two men or two women that danced together. It was
Speaker 4: illegal for gay men or women to hold hands in public.
Speaker 4: And this is in nineteen sixty nine, when I was
Speaker 4: seven years old. This was illegal. And so when they
Speaker 4: meant to commemorate what had happened on June twenty eighth,
Speaker 4: they did so in a way with political speeches, rallies,
Speaker 4: and public displays of affection. The parades were actually to
Speaker 4: flip off the establishment, and then suddenly it became about
Speaker 4: beer tents and dance parties and all of this and
Speaker 4: just got turned into something that it was never meant
Speaker 4: to be. And so young gays, gays that are thirty
Speaker 4: or under, grew up with Pride being this big party
Speaker 4: and everyone just went and had such a good time,
Speaker 4: and I got to see Mariah Carey and blah blah
Speaker 4: blah blah blah. Isn't it all just wonderful that all
Speaker 4: these companies support us, And isn't it just great? I
Speaker 4: never bought into that corporations cannot be your ally. They
Speaker 4: cannot be your friend. Why because they are pieces of paper.
Speaker 4: They are emotionless entities set up to do business. They
Speaker 4: have no emotion, they have no allegiance. Are their only
Speaker 4: job on this planet of corporation is to do business.
Speaker 4: That's it. And so if you're good for business, they're
Speaker 4: your friend. If you're bad for business, they want nothing
Speaker 4: to do with you. Trump made being friends with gay
Speaker 4: people bad for business. So these corporations have pulled out, well,
Speaker 4: of course they have. They were never our friend. The
Speaker 4: gay community made an enormous mistake in thinking that corporations
Speaker 4: could actually be your friend. No, they cannot. They can't
Speaker 4: be your friend, your lover, your partner, your ally. They
Speaker 4: are nameless, faceless entities set up to do business and
Speaker 4: to make a profit. They don't care about you. They
Speaker 4: don't care about the planet. They don't care about me.
Speaker 4: They don't care about gay people. They care about customers.
Speaker 4: That's who a corporation cares for. Customers and stockholders. And
Speaker 4: if they think they're going to piss off a customer
Speaker 4: or a stockholder by aligning with some cause, they will
Speaker 4: drop that cause faster than you can say it'scatahuci, not
Speaker 4: that I know what that word means. So the notion
Speaker 4: that gays are upset because the corporations are turning their
Speaker 4: backs on us, well, of course they are. They were
Speaker 4: never your friends. You were living some deluded life that
Speaker 4: Wells Fargo cared for you, or that Sky Vodka or
Speaker 4: Absolute or Budweiser was your friend. No, they're your drug dealer.
Speaker 4: They're not your friend. You're a client. You're a revenue stream,
Speaker 4: and when the cons outweigh the pros of supplying that
Speaker 4: revenue stream, they cut and rust. Well that's not a
Speaker 4: bad thing, because the pride needs to get back to
Speaker 4: what it really was about now more than ever, as
Speaker 4: our rights are under a cast, I mean, now we
Speaker 4: should be having pride festivals like the first one rally.
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Speaker 4: in the chatroom at YouTube dot com. Forward slash Reallycarell corporatized. Yes,
Speaker 4: rock and roll music sales, so zempic and soap. Yes,
Speaker 4: it does every movement does get corporatized, but that doesn't
Speaker 4: mean it's good for the movement. Okay, it doesn't mean
Speaker 4: it's good. So I am of the firm belief that
Speaker 4: having less money, having less corporations involved, is going to
Speaker 4: force the gay community to go back to itself. Go
Speaker 4: back to our clubs are bars, We have millionaires. There
Speaker 4: are gay millionaires, Go get in. What about Glad? Every
Speaker 4: time I hear about a gay Pride festival not having
Speaker 4: enough money, I think GLAD made like one hundred million
Speaker 4: dollars last year. You know, the Human Rights Campaign, the
Speaker 4: HRC have less benefits, have less award shows, support the
Speaker 4: community more. The gay community has forgotten what Pride was.
Speaker 4: And this year they're beginning a reminder. They're getting a
Speaker 4: stark reminder that Pride came about because we were being oppressed,
Speaker 4: because our rights were taken away, because we had to
Speaker 4: go march to show solidarity about going to see Lizo
Speaker 4: or Little nase X or a three day debaucherous weekend
Speaker 4: of sex, drugs and rock and roll. That was never
Speaker 4: what Pride was supposed to be. And if these corporations
Speaker 4: pulling out is going to make it so gay people
Speaker 4: remember what it was actually supposed to be about. Then
Speaker 4: that's a good thing. I know. People will suffer, organizations
Speaker 4: won't get the money that they normally get. I get that,
Speaker 4: But guess what, for most of my life that's the
Speaker 4: way it was, and we managed. We made a movement
Speaker 4: in the eighties. We screamed and yelled about AIDS and
Speaker 4: got listened to. We didn't have corporate sponsors for pride
Speaker 4: back then. So all this belly aching from the gays
Speaker 4: about oh well, we should boycott all these corporations. Why
Speaker 4: they never liked you in the first place, if you
Speaker 4: thought they did, because what they sell a rainbow shirt
Speaker 4: because they made some rainbow sneakers because they slapped rainbows
Speaker 4: on it and called it gay pride. Stop it, just
Speaker 4: stop it. It's your fault, gays, for being fooled by
Speaker 4: these corporations in the first place. They were never your friend.
Speaker 4: And by the way, just because corporations like Costco do
Speaker 4: the right thing, that doesn't mean they're our friend. It
Speaker 4: just means they're doing the right thing. Corporations do have
Speaker 4: to work within a set of boundaries. They can't discriminate
Speaker 4: against employees. They can't. You know, there's certain things they
Speaker 4: can and cannot do under the law, but we pat
Speaker 4: them on the back like they're doing something huge by
Speaker 4: standing by their consumers and their employees who happen to
Speaker 4: be gay. That's not commendable, you know. That's all I
Speaker 4: always say about parents and friends of gays p FLAG.
Speaker 4: I've never understood an organization set up to congratulate parents
Speaker 4: for doing what they're supposed to do love their kids.
Speaker 4: Just because some parents refuse to love their kids because
Speaker 4: they're gay, we applaud parents that love their kids that
Speaker 4: are gay. My mom didn't want any applause for loving me.
Speaker 4: My mom didn't know it was a choice, because she
Speaker 4: was a loving mother who loves her children no matter what.
Speaker 4: Just because some parents make bad choices and don't love
Speaker 4: their children doesn't mean we should overly congratulate the ones
Speaker 4: that do the right thing. I've never understood congratulating people
Speaker 4: for doing what. That's like congratulating someone for having a
Speaker 4: bowel movement. A bowel movement is a normal thing of life.
Speaker 4: You have them. I have four a day, but I
Speaker 4: don't get applause every time I have a lovely well,
Speaker 4: actually I do. I take a look and if it's
Speaker 4: a lovely little Oh good, good for you in Testines.
Speaker 4: But you know what I mean. Corporations don't have to
Speaker 4: like us. Corporations don't have to support us. What they
Speaker 4: can't do is discriminate against us. That's where we should
Speaker 4: be the Only thing we should be dealing with corporations
Speaker 4: about is are you being fair to all of your employees?
Speaker 4: Are you being fair to all of your customers? That's it.
Speaker 4: I don't care if Wells Fargo likes me or has
Speaker 4: a Rainbow account. I don't care if Walmart has Rainbow
Speaker 4: you know, accoutremone, I don't care. I don't need corporations
Speaker 4: to be nice to me. I just need them to
Speaker 4: not discriminate against me. That's it all I need from
Speaker 4: a corporation. Will I like some of their money? Sure? Would.
Speaker 4: I like for them to advertise on the show. Absolutely,
Speaker 4: but not strictly because I'm gay, because they want to
Speaker 4: reach my audience, because they're a good fit for the show,
Speaker 4: because they're a product I believe in. You know, it's
Speaker 4: weird this guy with the flamethrower in Colorado or makeshift flamethrower. Now,
Speaker 4: of course he's an illegal immigrant, and Trump is blaming
Speaker 4: lax immigration policies and all of that. I saw that
Speaker 4: and I thought, you know, who are we? Who are we?
Speaker 4: If you look at the headlines today, who are we?
Speaker 4: We have people grabbing flamethrowers saying free Palestine. Well, that's
Speaker 4: not going to get any Palestinians free. And if you
Speaker 4: asked a Palestinian do you want me to go burn
Speaker 4: up a crowd to make a protest about you, they
Speaker 4: would say no, don't go hurt someone on our behalf.
Speaker 4: If you ask a level headed Palestinian, do you want
Speaker 4: me to hurt people on your behalf? The Palestinian is
Speaker 4: going to say no, No, there's been enough pain. There's been.
Speaker 4: You know, this war Israel is committing genocide. Starting people
Speaker 4: on fire in Colorado is not going to stop that.
Speaker 4: And it just makes me wonder, who have we become?
Speaker 4: We kill people indiscriminately every day now, gun Vibe. Just
Speaker 4: this morning I read that one of the actors from
Speaker 4: King of the Hill, which is getting a reboot on Netflix,
Speaker 4: the guy that played the Indian on King of the Hill,
Speaker 4: the Native American, he was shot yesterday in his driveway
Speaker 4: over what domestic dispute. He and his neighbor got into
Speaker 4: a fight. His neighbor went and pulled a gun and
Speaker 4: shot him dead over a ridiculous fight in a driveway.
Speaker 4: Who are we? And this is no longer abnormal? You know?
Speaker 4: Who are we as a species? What are we becoming?
Speaker 4: It ain't pretty. We are a species that currently is
Speaker 4: condoning genocide every day that met and you who has
Speaker 4: not stopped more innocent gossins die? Period every day, twenty here,
Speaker 4: forty there. And everyone's applauding Zelenski and this incursion into
Speaker 4: Russia and you know, this big attack against Russia, applauding war.
Speaker 4: You know, I mean he's not going to win through
Speaker 4: military might. Russia will always be bigger and stronger than Ukraine.
Speaker 4: Now Europe is talking about arming more of themselves. The
Speaker 4: UK wants to build nuclear subs and all this. So
Speaker 4: you want to spend all this money on war? What
Speaker 4: about climate change, poverty, fixing the immigration system of all countries. No,
Speaker 4: that'll take a back seat. We've got to build nuclear
Speaker 4: subs in case we have to blow up people. Who
Speaker 4: are we? I mean, we are becoming a species that
Speaker 4: doesn't deserve to live. We really are all right, We'll
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Speaker 4: r e L. The other thing I do really well
Speaker 4: is I'm a writer. So yesterday a friend of mine
Speaker 4: said to me, oh, I'm posting a blog post if
Speaker 4: I seemed distracted. I said, oh, I'll let you go
Speaker 4: write it. And he goes, well, I didn't write it,
Speaker 4: I'm posting it, And I go, well, who wrote it?
Speaker 4: He said, well, chat GPT. I said what he said.
Speaker 4: I asked chat gpd GPT to give me six ideas
Speaker 4: for a podcast about a specific topic. I then took
Speaker 4: one of those ideas and told it to write a
Speaker 4: blog post about that idea, and I'm posting it. That
Speaker 4: offended me. Now, look, I know it's the way that
Speaker 4: everything's going to be done. I know the cats out
Speaker 4: of the bag. But I will tell you this, as
Speaker 4: I told my friend David Ethwidge this morning, you know,
Speaker 4: chat GPT is now creating images. Google veeo is now
Speaker 4: creating video from scratch with actors and people that are
Speaker 4: in it, stand up comics, you can create. You can
Speaker 4: create whatever you want now and they're not real people.
Speaker 4: So we've got video and television commercials and movie scenes
Speaker 4: being created by Google Video. We've got chat GPT writing
Speaker 4: articles and creating images to go with those articles. Now,
Speaker 4: as I told David, these very things, writing a script,
Speaker 4: writing a story, creating an image, you know, creating a video,
Speaker 4: editing a video, acting in a video. These things are
Speaker 4: called the humanities. Okay, Art is part of the humanity,
Speaker 4: and we are very rapidly, in the course of under
Speaker 4: a year taking the human out of humanities. And as
Speaker 4: I told my friend, I said, that blog that you
Speaker 4: had written by chat gpt, it's using me because I
Speaker 4: have hundreds and hundreds of articles out on the web
Speaker 4: that I've written, and that's what they use to teach
Speaker 4: these machines how to write. When I use chat gpt
Speaker 4: to rewrite say, YouTube description, eighty percent of it is mine.
Speaker 4: I write it, I tell it to rewrite it, and
Speaker 4: it keeps what I've written. Why Because I'm a really
Speaker 4: good writer. It can't write better than I can. And
Speaker 4: it's probably used some of my writing to learn. But
Speaker 4: we really need to examine the humanities. What makes us human?
Speaker 4: Art and creation and creativity is part of what makes
Speaker 4: us human. A lot of the animals have creativity. Elephants
Speaker 4: like to paint, some animals like to sing, you know,
Speaker 4: I mean a lot of creatures exhibit creativity. But what
Speaker 4: happens if we stop? What do we lose? What do
Speaker 4: we lose if no one can write a story in
Speaker 4: the next five years. If our kids don't learn how
Speaker 4: to write a story, an essay, a story, what do
Speaker 4: we lose? What do we lose if no one knows
Speaker 4: how to actually create a piece of art themselves, to paint,
Speaker 4: to draw, to sketch. What do we lose? If actors
Speaker 4: are no longer needed because you can just generate them.
Speaker 4: What do we lose? We lose humanity. They're called the humanities.
Speaker 4: We lose humanity. Now. I don't know about you, but
Speaker 4: I don't want to lose the best things that make
Speaker 4: us human. And one of the best things that make
Speaker 4: us human is art. A live theater production, a real
Speaker 4: stand up comic, a talented writer, an incredible painter, Michelangelo Caravaggio,
Speaker 4: you know, Bach, Mozart, Beethoven. That's some of the best
Speaker 4: of humanity. These works that have stood a long test
Speaker 4: of time, statues, musical pieces, works of literature written by Plato, Socrates.
Speaker 4: We still read those to these days. What happens to
Speaker 4: the future if the books they read were created by
Speaker 4: a soulless computer. What happens to art if the art
Speaker 4: we look at was created by a soulless computer. Look,
Speaker 4: I've used AI to write music for my lyrics, but
Speaker 4: then I give that music to a producer who then
Speaker 4: makes it human, changes it, adapts, it changes parts of
Speaker 4: it up. I think we're in a very precarious place.
Speaker 4: That's gonna there's gonna be two There's gonna be a
Speaker 4: fork in the road in the future. You will be
Speaker 4: told if content is created with AI. This movie create
Speaker 4: This movie contains AI generated scenes. This movie contains AI
Speaker 4: generated actors. This stand up set is by an AI
Speaker 4: generated comedian. I think we're gonna be told, and there's
Speaker 4: gonna be a group of people like me that will
Speaker 4: go for the art that is not AI created. In
Speaker 4: other words, if I see a film and it says
Speaker 4: this film was created using AI, I won't watch it,
Speaker 4: you know, and there will be a market, because that's
Speaker 4: what makes everything, drives everything. There will be a market
Speaker 4: for non AI generated art where humans actually did it.
Speaker 4: I fear though, the pendulum is going to swing a
Speaker 4: big way. First, newsrooms and writers have already had a
Speaker 4: really tough time making a living. It's now gotten exponentially harder,
Speaker 4: particularly if they're not needed. If you can sit down
Speaker 4: and say write me a blog post about this topic
Speaker 4: and it spits out a thousand words. And you don't
Speaker 4: need a human to do that for you. Back in
Speaker 4: the day, if you couldn't write a blog post, you
Speaker 4: hired a writer. Now go to chat GPT. We're taking
Speaker 4: the human out of human and it's a sad, sad
Speaker 4: state of affairs, you know. In the chat room, Meredith says,
Speaker 4: we feel powerless to do anything. That's hypernormalization. That's hypernormalization talking.
Speaker 4: You're not powerless and you can do plenty. It just
Speaker 4: seems overwhelming. Like when you're standing in an entire room
Speaker 4: full of stuff that has to be moved and you're overwhelmed.
Speaker 4: What do I do? Well, you get a box, you
Speaker 4: fill it up, put it aside, get another box, fill
Speaker 4: it up, put it aside, one box at a time,
Speaker 4: you know. So I'm not overwhelmed by at all. This
Speaker 4: is something I can do. My podcast is something I
Speaker 4: can do. I can make you think, make you laugh,
Speaker 4: I can inform you, and then you go out a
Speaker 4: little bit better in the world. For instance, today I've
Speaker 4: given you a different viewpoint on the defunding of Pride
Speaker 4: by the corporation. I've told you that maybe it's not
Speaker 4: such a bad thing. Maybe Pride will go back to
Speaker 4: refocusing on what it's supposed to be, a rally for
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