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Speaker 2: Now pissed off Radneck. You say we shouldn't allow anyone
Speaker 2: else through the time portal? All right, your goddamn right.
Speaker 3: These people from the future taking all the work away
Speaker 3: from us, decent, present day Americans.
Speaker 4: They dig our yub.
Speaker 5: They took our yub. Kick ass.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Going Down to South Park, the podcast where
Speaker 2: they're always digging a jibs, Arm Dando, we're taking jibs?
Speaker 2: Who are we taking jobs? What's the thing.
Speaker 1: I was thinking about this as I was watching this episode,
Speaker 1: and obviously I've been through this. I worked at Ford
Speaker 1: when they went through the old We're gonna take all
Speaker 1: your jobs and taking to China and they took ad jebs. Yes,
Speaker 1: so I had then had to start podcasting full time,
Speaker 1: and I'm glad I did. It worked out for the better, right.
Speaker 1: But every time I see a celebrity starting their own podcast,
Speaker 1: I just merely think of this episode.
Speaker 2: And go, you're taking that gems Gym. Every celebrity with
Speaker 2: their own podcast, you're digging that. Jeb, You've got gibs.
Speaker 2: You don't need gives. I must admit I've been infected
Speaker 2: by your way of thinking on this because you know,
Speaker 2: I'll read sort of various magazines like the Top fifty
Speaker 2: People in Podcasting, and it's like it's all actors. I
Speaker 2: keep bringing up those guys name fine actor, funny guy,
Speaker 2: Jason Bateman.
Speaker 1: But you have you have a vendetta against Bateman.
Speaker 2: I think I do. I had a not a bad
Speaker 2: interview with him, but I interviewed him for a movie
Speaker 2: called Identity Thiefs, some shit comedy they made with Melisa
Speaker 2: McCarthy back in the day. Jason Bateman, this guy is
Speaker 2: going to be a fun guy. I mean, yeah, we're
Speaker 2: not automatic is going to be BFFs or anything like that.
Speaker 1: But I'm sure you like the rest of development and whatnot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, I thought, oh, this guy's got a
Speaker 2: good sense of humor. And all this kind of stuff
Speaker 2: and he just came cross is kind of bitter. Now
Speaker 2: I can buy that. Yeah, and I must admit and
Speaker 2: everything that I've sort of watched about him, Sorry about this, Jason.
Speaker 2: I mean, but you know, horses for courses. Everything I've
Speaker 2: seen hi him be kind of like you seem like
Speaker 2: a bit of a surly guy or a bit of
Speaker 2: a snarky That's why he was perfect for us of development.
Speaker 2: That's literally who we were. That's a straight man. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So yeah, but Jason Bateman or Amy Poehler or even
Speaker 2: Conna O'Brien, who we love, is kind of like you're
Speaker 2: reading about these things. Was like, yeah, he sold Team
Speaker 2: Coco podcast to whoever for something like fifty million backs.
Speaker 2: Like you didn't need it. You need it.
Speaker 1: The thing is, when you see those top fifty podcast lists,
Speaker 1: it's usually the top the most top fifty, most famous
Speaker 1: people doing podcasts.
Speaker 2: It is correct, Yes, mop out to him.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, Look, if I was a celebrity and either
Speaker 1: chance to do a podcast, I'd be doing it. I
Speaker 1: love doing podcasting. It's my job. I'm glad everyone people
Speaker 1: out there seem to enjoy this thing. To us do
Speaker 1: it and I'm going to keep doing it until the
Speaker 1: day I die.
Speaker 2: I've got well, you know, you don't need the weather
Speaker 2: man to know which way is the wind blowing the
Speaker 2: windows clearly in that direction. I mean, I think someone
Speaker 2: once said you can tell the state of the economy
Speaker 2: almost by the state of entertainment. You know. And if
Speaker 2: you've got high profile celebrities doing a lot of ads
Speaker 2: or finding sort of alternative streams of revenue as opposed
Speaker 2: to you, well, you know, I'm an actor and I
Speaker 2: act and I make movies, and that's that. It's like, okay, well,
Speaker 2: you know if see there was an ad not long
Speaker 2: ago for some kind of video game thing and what not, not
Speaker 2: even like a high profile was like a like an
Speaker 2: app or something, or like an a game you play
Speaker 2: on your phone. And I was like, well, that's a
Speaker 2: really good Chris Hemsworth look alike that they've got for that.
Speaker 2: And then' that's Chris Hemsworth. That's four. That's four. The
Speaker 2: guy has like a forty million dollar compound at Byron Bay.
Speaker 2: Why the fuck are you doing ads? Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 2: I mean, you've got a few kids, you know, life
Speaker 2: costs a bit of money. But it's like aren't you
Speaker 2: doing well enough that you.
Speaker 1: Sorry, there's some stand up community that needs the money. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but it wasn't just him, was like the will on
Speaker 1: net in there as well, and this kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: So we don't mean to kind this and turn this
Speaker 1: into Gripe Corner.
Speaker 2: We're not. This is not the episode of Ship's fuck Mate.
Speaker 2: We're originally working on that, but it took all these
Speaker 2: high profile A listers have you know, moved over into
Speaker 2: the podcast space, whereas Anandando here climbing the ladder.
Speaker 1: I often say when I first started podcasting, I said
Speaker 1: to people podcast, I do a podcast. And when I started,
Speaker 1: people used to used to always respond with, well, what's
Speaker 1: a podcast and not to explain it.
Speaker 2: Now when they say what do you do?
Speaker 1: I go, I do podcast, it's almost like, of course
Speaker 1: you yeah, it's just so oversaturated now where I'm almost
Speaker 1: embarrassed to be doing podcasting that when I first started,
Speaker 1: it was cool because not that no one else was
Speaker 1: doing it, but it wasn't the thing.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: No, I literally quit radio to do podcasting, and the
Speaker 1: guy that I worked for radio said he's good luck
Speaker 1: with that, buddy, And now he's quit his job to
Speaker 1: start doing podcasting.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Oh, I was saying, you know, well when someone
Speaker 2: asked if I do a podcast, or oh you do
Speaker 2: a podcast? So well I'm a middle aged, middle white
Speaker 2: guy of course of a yeah. Yeah, but enough about that. Yes,
Speaker 2: we've talked enough about that. We got that off our chairs.
Speaker 2: Let's talk a bit about goubacs.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so goobacs here. This episode here is known for
Speaker 1: you took a jabs, right, I.
Speaker 2: Think primarily that's what it's not.
Speaker 1: It's got to be top ten at least South Park
Speaker 1: most quoted moments.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, look that's entered general speak and it's not
Speaker 2: just you took a jobs. Say it in a particular way.
Speaker 2: I did. I had a lot of fun with it.
Speaker 1: I think I particularly liked stands transition here because Stan's
Speaker 1: usually the voice of reason, the guy who can see
Speaker 1: things for the way they are, sort of you know,
Speaker 1: be levelheaded and go, look, we don't need to be
Speaker 1: this way, let's try and work together, blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: And that's who he sorted to.
Speaker 1: Visit started like this is cool people from the future,
Speaker 1: and eventually they start taking these jobs. It's the moment
Speaker 1: when Randy has his job taken away and then staging.
Speaker 1: I was just like the transformation of Stan. I really
Speaker 1: appreciate it, and it's a lot of hilarious.
Speaker 2: It's yeah, not just stand though, I mean, and it's
Speaker 2: not all the boys, but yeah, it's done in subtle
Speaker 2: little ways as well. I'm sort of stepping on one
Speaker 2: of my favorite moments here. But there's a stage I think.
Speaker 2: You have the town meeting where you've got the people
Speaker 2: whose jibs have been ticking the rally. Yeah, yeah, and
Speaker 2: one of them, the term bull crap comes up. And
Speaker 2: this is not used all that often in South Park,
Speaker 2: but yeah, they say this is bull crap. You know,
Speaker 2: they took their jibs. Later on down the line, you're
Speaker 2: here Carl actually using the same term. It's like, oh,
Speaker 2: he's been not infected. But you know, the mentality is
Speaker 2: spread and you know it's reached down to the next generation.
Speaker 2: It was like not just oh, they took their jobs,
Speaker 2: but oh, yeah, this is bull crap. They took their job. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the whole the whole mindset has been transferred down to
Speaker 2: the next generation. Yeah, I found that kind of interesting.
Speaker 2: Where do you think.
Speaker 1: Trey Matt sit on the topic on this theme of
Speaker 1: immigration and taking jobs? And whatnot, because they don't really
Speaker 1: offer it. They had the result at the end of it. Well,
Speaker 1: if we just worked towards a better future than the
Speaker 1: people from the future we come, but that won't actually
Speaker 1: help current day immigration issue. No, we make a better country,
Speaker 1: then they won't come Here's like, no they want to
Speaker 1: come here. Maybe they're trying to say we should try
Speaker 1: and help make their countries better.
Speaker 2: I don't. I don't know if it's like make society better,
Speaker 2: it's to be sort of bleed on effects. It's hard
Speaker 2: enough to up keep my fucking backyard, let alone help.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, there's that line of always that, yeah, clean
Speaker 2: up your own backyard before you clean up anybody else's. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's funny. Yeah, they don't really come across with a
Speaker 2: not even a solution, but even a strong stance on it.
Speaker 1: Well, I think they make the ones who are anti
Speaker 1: immigration seem like absolute buffoons in this. I think that's
Speaker 1: probably what that's more of their position on this is
Speaker 1: the idea that actually is no real resolution to. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's not black and white, the issue is it?
Speaker 2: No. I think from an ideological stances like if you're
Speaker 2: upset about your job being taken you know, don't be
Speaker 2: a dickhead about us. At the same time, it is
Speaker 2: kind of an emotional thing, so you maybe can't help
Speaker 2: but be a dickhead about it.
Speaker 1: They tried to use Stand a little bit as a
Speaker 1: mouthpiece when he sort of says something on the lines of, look,
Speaker 1: we shouldn't be calling them go backs because they're just
Speaker 1: human beings trying to find a better life. But we
Speaker 1: also can't let them all in then it's going to
Speaker 1: make our country worse. So that's sort of where they're
Speaker 1: trying to, like, we need to find a middle ground here.
Speaker 1: There is a middle ground.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think even the most progressive, small l liberal
Speaker 2: person is every once in a while goanna get frustrated
Speaker 2: and goan to get angry liberal hippie. Look, look, I'm
Speaker 2: sort of ashamed to admit this, but there will be
Speaker 2: times it'll be on the phone you need tech support,
Speaker 2: or you're on the phone to get bank or something
Speaker 2: like that, and it's been outsourced. And I'm gonna put
Speaker 2: this as you know, as slightly and democratically, oh sorry,
Speaker 2: as diplomatically as possible. You'll have someone on the line.
Speaker 2: English is maybe not their first language. You're you know,
Speaker 2: you're having a little trouble understanding one another. You're speaking
Speaker 2: the same limb, but you're not quite understanding each other.
Speaker 2: That it could be incredibly frustrating, probably for them as well.
Speaker 1: I just want to double fucking cheeseburger with fries on
Speaker 1: the side.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So they did that very very well, And yeah,
Speaker 2: it was like, this should be easy. I just want
Speaker 2: to order this food. Why can't you understand you? Yeah? So,
Speaker 2: and even if you're like, even if you have all
Speaker 2: the right ideas, and even if you believe in those ideas,
Speaker 2: it can still be like God damn it, But I
Speaker 2: don't think twenty twenty five, right, you watched this episode
Speaker 2: goo bags and that obviously the episode is about immigration,
Speaker 2: immigrants coming in taking jobs because they're willing to work
Speaker 2: for less. Yes, twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: The equivalent of this is we'd say you're taking their
Speaker 1: jobs to computers. Oh yeah, you're got to be Donald's. Now,
Speaker 1: like we have the scene with Stan, he's not able
Speaker 1: to sort of communicate properly. They're not understanding. They think
Speaker 1: it was a chicken berger. No, he want a double
Speaker 1: cheeseburger right now. It's there's no human interaction. It's a
Speaker 1: computer and the computers don't work, and it's like, can
Speaker 1: I just tell you what I want?
Speaker 4: You?
Speaker 1: You gotta use that machine, but it's not working. I
Speaker 1: just I want that. Can you just fucking cook that
Speaker 1: for me?
Speaker 2: Please? You know? Also there are boogers on the screen.
Speaker 2: I don't want to.
Speaker 1: Touch it, and it's just go to the self serve
Speaker 1: and it's like unexpected item in the banking are it?
Speaker 2: I'm like, that's not. No, it is not.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh, let me go find a human to fix this.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, you have to put your hand up. Yeah,
Speaker 1: excuse me, excuse me? Can I please trouble you to
Speaker 1: come and fix this machine that's supposed to take your
Speaker 1: job away from.
Speaker 2: Taking their jobs?
Speaker 1: And so the twenty twenty five of them is AI
Speaker 1: computers taking our jobs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh yeah in multiple ways, you know, whether it's
Speaker 2: a blue collar or.
Speaker 1: White collar writing scripts like everything Hollywood, Hollywood in particular,
Speaker 1: thing is really where it's changed the most. You know,
Speaker 1: there are taking jobs in supermarkets or what not. But
Speaker 1: entertainment is so different now you can't know what's real
Speaker 1: and what's not. Like I watch a video on Twitter,
Speaker 1: now I go, grock, is this real? And of course
Speaker 1: Crock's gonna But did you enjoy this episode though, good box,
Speaker 1: I really really enjoyed it.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't say it's like one of my all time favorites. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I got a few laughs of it. Absolutely. I mean
Speaker 2: I think there are episodes that are either funnier or
Speaker 2: present their argument a bit stronger. Yeah, definitely. Yeah, but look,
Speaker 2: I certainly didn't dislike it, And yeah, there are bits
Speaker 2: in that I really really did enjoy anything with a
Speaker 2: terminated parody as well or correct or anything that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it sort of talks about time travel and things like that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but and also does yeah, a pretty good terminator homage
Speaker 2: when they're presenting the people from the future let's not
Speaker 2: use that term. And there rights like, oh, well, no,
Speaker 2: you've actually clearly watched Terminator or a Terminator too a
Speaker 2: few times and you clearly like it. You want to
Speaker 2: pay tribute to it. So yeah, that was good stuff.
Speaker 1: There's two things in particular that I wouldn't say confused
Speaker 1: me of this episode, but would just seemed off the
Speaker 1: normal for South Park. So with cartman Wright, he didn't
Speaker 1: normally be the one that would be completely against that
Speaker 1: they're teching their jobs Cartman wasn't really front center in
Speaker 1: this one. I think them had to have been a
Speaker 1: deliberate choice, right, because it's too easy for him to
Speaker 1: be the one.
Speaker 2: Normally he's pretty reactionary about anything. He'd be like yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: he'd be dropping the g slur because they were all
Speaker 2: the time.
Speaker 1: Because what they're trying to do here, I think is
Speaker 1: show that even Stan yes infiltrated, even.
Speaker 2: The most tolerant people can become intolerant.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah. But also Randy, it wasn't until they
Speaker 1: took his job.
Speaker 2: But well it's well, that's hypocrisy, isn't it. And yeah,
Speaker 2: that's that's the big joke that he's kind of like.
Speaker 2: I mean, everybody's like that. It's like, oh, well I
Speaker 2: hate AI until AI helps you out, or oh, it's
Speaker 2: gonna help us out in a lot of ways, until
Speaker 2: it's like, oh, wait a minute, I'm not relevant anymore.
Speaker 2: Oh I can't feed my family anymore. Oh you're going
Speaker 2: to take my house. Yeah, and that's when you go cab.
Speaker 1: But I thought Randy would normally be the first guy
Speaker 1: to just be complained by. I guess he hadn't lost
Speaker 1: his job yet, so maybe that's the issue.
Speaker 2: Has Randy gone? I think I think that episode where
Speaker 2: he becomes you know, he's up against bat Dad and
Speaker 2: it's all you know, I thought this was America. I
Speaker 2: think that's the real turning point for Randy when they
Speaker 2: that's when Parker and Stone tend to make him into
Speaker 2: kind of a adult cartman, yeah, or easily led buffoon
Speaker 2: or South Park's version of Homer. He's edging in that direction.
Speaker 2: He has been for some time. I think that not
Speaker 2: that they're testing the waters, but they're moving very very
Speaker 2: slowly towards that. And right now he's kind of like, no, No,
Speaker 2: Randy's just an average middle class guy. He's got Geologists
Speaker 2: is not a bad job, but it's a job you've
Speaker 2: got to be qualified for. It's a job you got
Speaker 2: to be prepa. It's a job that he would be like, yeah,
Speaker 2: I've worked I've studied hard and worked hard to get
Speaker 2: this position. Not everyone could be a geologist.
Speaker 1: It is if there's ever an alien invasion. He's the
Speaker 1: guy that is in Independence State, the the guy the
Speaker 1: frizzy hair what is his name, the frizzy hairy gets
Speaker 1: choked the death in Independence Day, The scientist guy.
Speaker 2: That's that's Brett Spider. Isn't it isn't that data from
Speaker 2: or am I thinking to someone else, No, you're right,
Speaker 2: it is, yes, start from start trek. Yeah, yeah, the
Speaker 2: next generation.
Speaker 1: But I still though when he happens and he has
Speaker 1: his racist tirade, stand does at the start and he
Speaker 1: gets berated by Randy and Sharon, I expected Sharon to
Speaker 1: but Randy I was like, I swear we've heard him
Speaker 1: say racist stuff in the past already, and offensive things.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I guess maybe they're just positioning him.
Speaker 1: As all purpose hypocrite for the sake of the story.
Speaker 1: We need him to be nice at the start and
Speaker 1: then have his job taken away and decking her job,
Speaker 1: and then he leads the crusade.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I imagine you've got a little lot of white
Speaker 2: collar people who will be watching this episode, watching this
Speaker 2: episode episode of South Park going oh yeah, God, I
Speaker 2: feel bad for those blue collar guys. Wow. Yeah, automation
Speaker 2: and outsourcing all that stuff, Well, it must be tough,
Speaker 2: but thank god, not gonna happen to me. And then
Speaker 2: a minute does Well, that's what happened when Ford was
Speaker 2: closing there. Because Joel used to be very factory, very manufacturing.
Speaker 2: When we were in manufacturing base. Yeah, and then I
Speaker 2: this rally here. I've experienced this. I remember I was
Speaker 2: telling Nicol about this the other day because we saw
Speaker 2: a Ford Ranger driving around right, and we all thought
Speaker 2: that we're going to get the Ford Ranger contract to
Speaker 2: build the Ford Range.
Speaker 1: But we're like, we're going to get the contract. We're
Speaker 1: fining jobs are safe, blah blah blah. And me, personally,
Speaker 1: I didn't really care if we lost our job because
Speaker 1: I was like, I'm twenties. Yeah, I'm gonna find it.
Speaker 1: I'll do something else. But I'm looking around you guys,
Speaker 1: I'm like, this guy's been working for forty years, he's
Speaker 1: fifty six, what's.
Speaker 2: He going to do? You know?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Absolutely, they've been here since they're like seventeen. That's all
Speaker 1: they've ever known. So I'd worry for those guys. And
Speaker 1: they told us that we're going to our union guy.
Speaker 1: They told us we're going to get out the contract.
Speaker 1: The contracts coming, and then they said, oh, big announcement
Speaker 1: over in the cafeteria area, and we're like, uh, contract,
Speaker 1: good news, good news, good news everyone, And they ran
Speaker 1: it us a lot like cattle and were all in
Speaker 1: there and even sort of happy. And then the big
Speaker 1: big bosses walked in. I was like, oh no, oh okay,
Speaker 1: what's going on here? And then security walked in after them.
Speaker 1: We're like, oh no, the thing we're gonna make a
Speaker 1: gear and then then now that they're gonna be closed,
Speaker 1: they have us three years warning. But I remember as
Speaker 1: soon as the security walked in, everyone was just like
Speaker 1: the mood change just you felt the yeah, and then
Speaker 1: it was just it was literally just this, it was yeah,
Speaker 1: Now three years warning.
Speaker 2: Is that that's pretty good? That's better, like you've got
Speaker 2: a week Well absolutely, I'm.
Speaker 1: Not going to name the of the company. I'm not
Speaker 1: exactly sure if it was one or the other. There
Speaker 1: was another car and it wasn't for it was one
Speaker 1: of the other big top dogs in Australia. Literally put
Speaker 1: their workers on a bus and said we're gonna I've
Speaker 1: got a meeting across the road at the big to
Speaker 1: go to a big car back or something across the road.
Speaker 1: So they got on his bus and then they took
Speaker 1: him across the street toime. They get off the bus
Speaker 1: and said job's gone.
Speaker 2: See you later. Oh fucking oh, that's hard.
Speaker 1: And they got security. Does it taken me one by one.
Speaker 1: Essential like security followed them in to take their locks,
Speaker 1: clean their lockers out.
Speaker 2: They were taken.
Speaker 1: Across the street off the property. Oh my god, I
Speaker 1: told them they had no jobs as of today.
Speaker 2: That's tough.
Speaker 1: Ford did the right thing, right, Oh, linear warning three
Speaker 1: years is a pretty good run. And they had counselors
Speaker 1: there what not saying I'm trying to have you find
Speaker 1: new careers, that kind of thing.
Speaker 2: That did the best possible way.
Speaker 1: But I just remember when that when a security has
Speaker 1: walked in and I've experienced that that taken our jobs.
Speaker 1: There was tears, there was screaming, there was anger. It
Speaker 1: was intense.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, look, I'll tell you about it from my
Speaker 2: point of view. The current state of playing stupid Ford workers, No, no, no,
Speaker 2: but you know the current state of play with AI
Speaker 2: and everything that. Yeah, I've said this on our shows
Speaker 2: in the past. How you know, it's kind of hard
Speaker 2: to have a line of work that you've devoted your
Speaker 2: life to to be devalued or even eliminated and reading
Speaker 2: things like oh but AI, for instance, I mean, let's
Speaker 2: talk about AI. I'll provide you with a great opportunity.
Speaker 2: You don't have to be a worker being anymore. You
Speaker 2: can be your own no burtuit. You can be your
Speaker 2: own boss. A lot of people don't want to their
Speaker 2: own boss. A lot of people are just happy to
Speaker 2: sort of clock in at nine o'clock out at five.
Speaker 2: Ye make it up money to sort of keep the
Speaker 2: wool from the door, and you.
Speaker 1: Know, people work at four. They're like, I know how
Speaker 1: to do this job. I'm happy.
Speaker 2: I come to work a clock, a clock that gives
Speaker 2: you sixteen whole hours to live your life. Then a
Speaker 2: lot of people happy with that. But and oh god,
Speaker 2: who was it? I think was the is it Atlasian?
Speaker 2: Do you know you were that company? I think it's
Speaker 2: like a big tech company that had one of the
Speaker 2: one of the heads on one of the current affair
Speaker 2: shows the other night say hey, it's full of great
Speaker 2: opportunities for people, you know, and you know it's going
Speaker 2: to raise productivity and you know people can make a
Speaker 2: lot of money and all this kind of stuff, and
Speaker 2: linkol the host was saying, and how exactly and you
Speaker 2: couldn't really answer, and I was kind of like, first
Speaker 2: of all, yeah, you can't answer, And secondly, you're already
Speaker 2: worth like two bill you've won you know, stop telling
Speaker 2: the rest of us no, no great opportunities. Is like, well,
Speaker 2: that's great for five years down the line maybe, but
Speaker 2: how about next week, how the next month can I
Speaker 2: make it to their Yeah? Exactly? I mean, am I
Speaker 2: going to be, you know, living on fucking Rahmen and locusts?
Speaker 2: Am I going to be? Yeah? Yeah? The new food
Speaker 2: source of the future?
Speaker 3: Is it?
Speaker 2: Really? I don't know people are talking about people do
Speaker 2: talk about it. They're talking about you can eat crickets
Speaker 2: or they're a good source of protein.
Speaker 1: Watching where do you find this information? What are your thoughts?
Speaker 1: By the way of the guys rocking up, making out,
Speaker 1: just getting it on a big sex ball orgy, I
Speaker 1: was like, all right, I feel like, you know, that's
Speaker 1: a big thing you can't go back from. Randy's just
Speaker 1: part of his homosexual game bang and like stands like,
Speaker 1: let's go be a part of it.
Speaker 2: I was like, okay then, but this it's like being
Speaker 2: in the Union's like collective, collective action, collective bargaining. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they're not doing it for they're not doing it for pleasure.
Speaker 2: They're certainly not doing because they want to know. Fuck dudes,
Speaker 2: It's more like, no, no, the Workers United will never
Speaker 2: be defeated. That's if you've got to you've got to
Speaker 2: get naked and get into a big gang bang. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so bad.
Speaker 1: That's why I thought it was interesting to had Cartman
Speaker 1: say he was the negotiator at the start and then
Speaker 1: he sort of plays no role in how's going forward.
Speaker 2: Well, that's interesting.
Speaker 1: He was the negotiating, he gets the prizes and he
Speaker 1: takes his break, and that's pretty much how it works.
Speaker 1: You'd be stacking the way at Ford or whatever and
Speaker 1: you see the union guy walking around and having a
Speaker 1: conversation and you're like, why why is he allowed to
Speaker 1: do that? And they go, oh, because he's the union guy.
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Speaker 1: figure discount. What are your favorite moments from the episode.
Speaker 2: Actually leads into one of those is I think it's Jimbo,
Speaker 2: who's who's kind of reluctant to get into the cuttle
Speaker 2: partle and so you have to Jimbo.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she was like, I don't want to get any geesta.
Speaker 2: I liked.
Speaker 1: I've mentioned Stan, the transition of standards, dicking it jabs.
Speaker 2: I also really liked.
Speaker 1: The news reports, where they kept going We've got Chris
Speaker 1: talking about this, and Harrison he's got maybe information about this,
Speaker 1: and I think it's Beth or someone that's like Brad.
Speaker 1: I love the various news reporters. All the special ones
Speaker 1: are science. One's about science, one's about the weather, one's
Speaker 1: on location at the time shift thing.
Speaker 2: You can tell that something is a big news story,
Speaker 2: and it's like and now we go to our hip
Speaker 2: political reporter. Yeah, and now we go to boots on
Speaker 2: the ground or yeah, oh shit serious. I mentioned Kyle
Speaker 2: using bull crap earlier, thought that was a pretty good note.
Speaker 2: We've talked a bit about Randy and how yeah sort
Speaker 2: of hypocritically is and progressive in some ways, but then
Speaker 2: they've got one of the people from the future to
Speaker 2: be their housekeeper essentially, or to be their nanny or something. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and she'll do it for ten turns. Now. Yeah, everyone's
Speaker 2: got to take advantage anyway they can. But at the
Speaker 2: very end, I just thought that that whole song, now,
Speaker 2: that nice little sort of folky number, it's a real
Speaker 2: good utopian message. It's like, Wow, wouldn't it be great
Speaker 2: if we did all work together? Imagine the people? Yeah,
Speaker 2: the future began, which belongs to you Ada And there
Speaker 2: also I love the voice that he does for it,
Speaker 2: because that's very folky, isn't it. And then just like
Speaker 2: it's super gay. Yeah, it's very drug. We know this
Speaker 2: would fix everything, but no, but no, it's also makes
Speaker 2: us look lame. Yeah, they're not not interested. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 2: which is it's a really cynical ending. I gotta say,
Speaker 2: it is pretty sad. Yeah, that's okay.
Speaker 5: Remember there are no stupid questions, just stupid people.
Speaker 2: Trivia time.
Speaker 1: My first question for you will be what was the
Speaker 1: delivery truck driving down into State two eighty five. At
Speaker 1: the very start of the episode, we saw a delivery truck.
Speaker 2: Oh, what was it delivering?
Speaker 1: For the Delicious treat tup. Was seed on the show before?
Speaker 1: Was it snacky case snay cake?
Speaker 2: Oh? There we go, speaking of Well, this is when
Speaker 2: the Man from the Future rise. What year did he
Speaker 2: come from the Man from the first Man from the Future?
Speaker 2: Was it three four five? Correct?
Speaker 1: Yes, I'm thinking it's like it's more than a thousse,
Speaker 1: like a thousand news in the future.
Speaker 2: I'm like a little bit more roundown. Yeah. Yes.
Speaker 1: My next question for you is what do the boys
Speaker 1: accept as an offer for their snow shoveling.
Speaker 2: They initially go eight thousand, she says ten, and then
Speaker 2: they go eleven. No, fifteen. I'll be answer it's more
Speaker 2: ball breaking, yes breaking, my marses and I have one
Speaker 2: more Tribua question. Then, okay, then which bus arrived twelve
Speaker 2: hours late? When did that happen the episode? Yes? Indeed,
Speaker 2: now when did it happen? What part of the episode?
Speaker 2: In the middle of the episode? Okay, when was there
Speaker 2: a bus? What was who was on the bus? It
Speaker 2: was late? This is a very good question. I've just
Speaker 2: got which bus arrives It was the eleven fifteen bus.
Speaker 2: Eleven fifteen bus, it was on the bus? When was
Speaker 2: there a bus? I have no recollection of a bus.
Speaker 2: I know I should have written more notes. My final
Speaker 2: one is what is the name? What is the name
Speaker 2: of the head of the union union guy? That's a.
Speaker 1: I think if a guy used to host a very
Speaker 1: popular weekly entertainment show here in Australia.
Speaker 2: Once the name of the show it well, was it
Speaker 2: Dickie Darryl Old, Darryl Darryl Summons? Okay, who's Dickie? I
Speaker 2: think Dickie Wilkins. How was that Richard Wilkins. God, I
Speaker 2: never had him called Dicky Wilkins. Oh, I've heard him,
Speaker 2: but well all the time on on the Today Show,
Speaker 2: they're like, but what's what's his what's his weekly entertainment show?
Speaker 2: He hosted MTV for a while back in the day.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty sick Richid Wilkins is one of those guys
Speaker 2: they plugged and played all over the place.
Speaker 1: It's Richard Wiking, that guy I used to always say
Speaker 1: on TV and I'm like.
Speaker 2: Why, yes, very much so. He was just embarrassment. Why
Speaker 2: is this guy a thing? He's got dirt on someone?
Speaker 2: It was just easier he's doing it. It's fine. No
Speaker 2: one asks questions, all right, paulis Richard Workman not I never, No,
Speaker 2: I've got no time for him. I love cheesypoofs. You
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Speaker 1: the original edit of Goobacs was April twenty eighth, two
Speaker 1: thousand and four.
Speaker 2: What do you reckon?
Speaker 1: Was the number one movie at the box office at
Speaker 1: that time? I couldn't tell you two thousand and four?
Speaker 2: Have a crack? Was it Fantastic four that out in
Speaker 2: two thousand and four? I don't know. I'm just pull
Speaker 2: the names out of a hat here.
Speaker 1: So the top three films at the US box office
Speaker 1: at this time were Men on Fire was number one?
Speaker 1: Oh with Denzel Yes, thirteen going on thirty. What's the
Speaker 1: next one is that? Suddenly thirty?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, I'm suddenly thirty here for some reason?
Speaker 1: Which thirteen going on thirty is a really shit name
Speaker 1: for a movie. No, thirteen going on thirty is a
Speaker 1: really good name for a movie. Suddenly thirty is a
Speaker 1: terrible name for a movie, of course, maybe just because
Speaker 1: what I'm used to I Suddenly thirty is just way
Speaker 1: easier on a poster.
Speaker 2: Thirteen going on thirty? Have you never heard the term though, because.
Speaker 1: It doesn't sound like a movie you go to see
Speaker 1: with your as a younger person, because that's what your
Speaker 1: mum and dad say, like, oh, you're thirteen going on thirty.
Speaker 1: It reminds you of like, oh, that's what mum says,
Speaker 1: I'm watching that movie.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Thirteen go. I like it. I think
Speaker 2: it's a much better title than suddenly thirty. I remember
Speaker 2: being kind of disappointed when because I remember hearing about it. Oh,
Speaker 2: Jennifer Ganna's in a romantic comedy or something like that'll
Speaker 2: be good. And then you see the post of the
Speaker 2: israel Onans suddenly thirty.
Speaker 1: Well, thirteen going on thirty definitely explains the story a
Speaker 1: lot better.
Speaker 2: Absolutely does what it says on the tin Umber three
Speaker 2: was killed Bill Volume two? All right? The punish it
Speaker 2: just behind that one as well, You're a man, Tarantino.
Speaker 2: It did some interview the other day with a podcast
Speaker 2: called The Church of Tarantino because he's taken their jabs,
Speaker 2: he's got to feel it. Yeah, I think this was
Speaker 2: like a more amateurish kind of podcast, because Tarantino has
Speaker 2: got his own podcast of course, equal video archives with
Speaker 2: his mate Roger Avery.
Speaker 1: Who doesn't have a podcast. Now, honestly, that's that's a
Speaker 1: serious question. Which celebrity doesn't have a fucking podcast. I'm
Speaker 1: sure there are some out there, not many. I don't
Speaker 1: think athletic and imagine that Matt and Ben did their.
Speaker 2: Pot It's coming, It's coming, you know it's coming. But
Speaker 2: he did a podcast recently and was very ego driven
Speaker 2: because he was like you talking about how they're making
Speaker 2: the sequet Once upon a Time in Hollywood, and he's saying,
Speaker 2: David Fincher, who made seven and a sequel to it,
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that his ten film, yeah called it's called
Speaker 2: The Adventures of Cliff Booth and it's about character after
Speaker 2: the film yeah, yeah, sent in the seventies, saying yeah,
Speaker 2: and it's good that David's Fincher director, David Fincher's directing
Speaker 2: it because me and him we're the best directors. It's like, good,
Speaker 2: lord man, you make it really hard to like it.
Speaker 2: But he was saying, like, Inglorious Bastards is my masterpiece
Speaker 2: once upon a time when Hollywood is my favorite of
Speaker 2: my movies, and Kill Bill is the movie that I
Speaker 2: was born to make, So must be good to be
Speaker 2: that sort of confident. He's I mean, QT can back
Speaker 2: it up. But at the same time, it's like, imagine
Speaker 2: you're going around saying, well, you know, I think going
Speaker 2: down to South Park is my masterpiece of my podcast.
Speaker 2: She just fucked we was born to produce though, Well,
Speaker 2: that's correct. Reme.
Speaker 1: We watched pop fiction recently and Nicola didn't know. She
Speaker 1: didn't know Quentin Tarantina is. She's not a Vivie buff
Speaker 1: And when he came on screen, Nicol I was like,
Speaker 1: that guy can't act and I was like, no, you can't, No,
Speaker 1: he can't. Like why were they hire him? And I
Speaker 1: was like that. She said, why did Tarantino put him
Speaker 1: in the movie? Thewn I went, because it's Tarantino. She goes, ah,
Speaker 1: shes I didn't realize he was that kind of guy
Speaker 1: that put himself in movies. And I was like, oh, yes,
Speaker 1: oh yes, he's very much a fanboy it of himself
Speaker 1: of himself? Yes, all right, but yes so that originally
Speaker 1: aired April twenty eight, two thousand and four. Written and
Speaker 1: directed by Trey Parker, the episode kicks off with the
Speaker 1: second cakes truck is driving down the highway? Now is
Speaker 1: that the actual in terminator one? Where does the terminator
Speaker 1: think is on a highway somewhere?
Speaker 2: No? No, I think he's like, I think it might
Speaker 2: be like griff of Observatory and in la.
Speaker 1: Okay, because this one's don't be like they're crossing the
Speaker 1: border kind of thing. Yeah, oh absolutely, yeah, Well the
Speaker 1: border is the highway here, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: But he arrives literricity boards very much. You watch it
Speaker 1: and you're like, this is dominating. I appreciate this. The
Speaker 1: I've got here. The alien exits and I'm like, well,
Speaker 1: it turns out actually is an alien, I guess you
Speaker 1: could say. And then he almost it's his by traffic
Speaker 1: and eventually he gets run over.
Speaker 2: It's very slow. Yes.
Speaker 1: The boys are now offering snow shoveling to various driveways.
Speaker 1: The first offer is eight thousand dollars, which no one's
Speaker 1: ever going to pay that. She comes back with ten.
Speaker 1: You beck my bars, becking my bars.
Speaker 2: I love how he's got that very he's got his
Speaker 2: minoicless hell man.
Speaker 1: But Carmen is a good negotiat. You've got to give
Speaker 1: him that. The kind of guy doesn't take any ship.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, he will get the best deal for himself.
Speaker 1: I mean, fifteen dollars is still a pretty good deal
Speaker 1: when you're a kid for shoveling something. I think at
Speaker 1: fifteen dollars per driveway, I mean divided by four though,
Speaker 1: what that three dollars fifty dollars each when you had
Speaker 1: ten or whatever.
Speaker 2: It's like you did ten driveways thirty bucks. That's pretty good,
Speaker 2: PEPSI back back in two thousand and four, Ye about
Speaker 2: fifty bucks Australian hire, a couple of video games whatever. Anyway,
Speaker 2: your weekend set exactly. So Cartman is now he's on
Speaker 2: the phone whilst they're working away and Kyle confronts him,
Speaker 2: says dude, and he's like, I'm on my brain, I'm
Speaker 2: going negotio and I'm allowed to do this. But then
Speaker 2: he is that smogo lean alone smoker. Yes, they're having
Speaker 2: a bit of a squabble here. He drops the jword
Speaker 2: cuts to him with a blood nose, and they said,
Speaker 2: we need to come inside. Do you have any band
Speaker 2: aids or advantages or whatever? So she lets them in
Speaker 2: and they see the news report regarding the man who
Speaker 2: is from the future, correct, from the year thirty forty five,
Speaker 2: is safe and sound in a government hospital. Yes, But
Speaker 2: then they cut to Christina Nallon, who has more and
Speaker 2: she explains he's from the year three thousand. We say
Speaker 2: three thousand and forty five, we say twenty ten. Will
Speaker 2: they say thirty forty five? How they're going to say
Speaker 2: it in a thousand years? I think for the first decade,
Speaker 2: you say like two thousand and four, yeah, And once it
Speaker 2: gets to two thousand, do you say, do you say
Speaker 2: twenty ten, twenty fifteen? I say twenty ten, twenty eleven, Yeah,
Speaker 2: twy ten was the end, and then it was twenty eleven,
Speaker 2: twenty twelve, twenty thirteen. If I was to say, hey,
Speaker 2: what's that movie with, it's from the director of the
Speaker 2: Day After Tomorrow and it starts John Cusack and Woody
Speaker 2: Harrelson's about the end of the world. It is it
Speaker 2: twenty twelve or twenty twe.
Speaker 1: Twenty twelve, it'sy twelve yeah, we're calling it twenty twenty
Speaker 1: five right now, won't we Some people say twenty ten,
Speaker 1: but I think twenty ten and then twenty eleven. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think so. I don't think it was like a
Speaker 1: hard written rule. It was just people started doing it,
Speaker 1: so someone realized, what's easier just saying twenty They say
Speaker 1: two thousand.
Speaker 2: Well, there's no you can't say twenty zh Let's go
Speaker 2: back way back in the time. We're saying nineteen oh one,
Speaker 2: nineteen hundred.
Speaker 1: And one, we say nineteen oh one, don't we.
Speaker 2: Nineteen oh one? Yeah, twenty nineteen sixty nine.
Speaker 1: We wouldn't say nineteen hundred and one, nine hundred.
Speaker 2: No? No, Yeah, it's weird, isn't it? Funny language, it's fun
Speaker 2: a funny creature. Christina Nalan has more.
Speaker 6: The news is incredible, Aaron Experts and scientists have been
Speaker 6: with the man from the future for several hours now
Speaker 6: and have been able to learn that he is from
Speaker 6: the year thirty forty five. His condition is stable, and
Speaker 6: speculation continues as to why he has come. Has he
Speaker 6: come to deliver a cure for cancer or to fix
Speaker 6: something wrong with the past.
Speaker 3: Have to interrupt you there, Christina apparently Brad Morgan is
Speaker 3: inside the base with breaking news, Brad, Aaron.
Speaker 7: The scientists have been able to communicate further and have
Speaker 7: uncovered that the man from one thousand years in the
Speaker 7: future has come to our time looking for work. He
Speaker 7: has said that the future is so overwhelmingly overpopulated that
Speaker 7: there are simply no jobs in his time, and so
Speaker 7: he built a time portal and has come back to
Speaker 7: twenty first century America to find a job here.
Speaker 2: Has absolutely astounding. He came back here for work, that's right, Aaron.
Speaker 7: His plan is to get a job here in our
Speaker 7: time so that he can put the money he earns
Speaker 7: into a savings account which will earn interest and by
Speaker 7: the year thirty forty five be worth billions of dollars,
Speaker 7: which of course in the future will be worth only
Speaker 7: hundreds of dollars, but enough, he says, to feed his family.
Speaker 1: Then Harrison Moore, Harrison has something and he explains that
Speaker 1: how the time portal works, and he said that follows
Speaker 1: the terminator rules, or you can go back in time,
Speaker 1: but you can't go forward. So he's going to be
Speaker 1: here forever, unlike the back to the future rules, when
Speaker 1: you go back and forth back and forth and which
Speaker 1: one has the rule played?
Speaker 2: Silly rules. That's a movie called Time Rider. I've never
Speaker 2: heard of it. What's time Writer? Time Rider is basically
Speaker 2: about this motocross rider who just goes through a Portland
Speaker 2: time he goes back to the Old West, so he's
Speaker 2: riding his motorcycle around in the Old West. That's a
Speaker 2: real movie. Yeah, yeah, Time Rider, The Adventures of Lyles Swan.
Speaker 2: I believe it's called stars a great actor name, and
Speaker 2: then this says, the Adventures of It's just awesome. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: it's from like nineteen eighty two or three or something
Speaker 2: like that. Time Rider, looking up Time Writers. Looking this
Speaker 2: up stars one of my favorite actors who's no longer
Speaker 2: with It's a guy named fred Ward. Are you of
Speaker 2: the movie Tremors? Yes, I'm like Tremors. Yeah, it is
Speaker 2: the other guy in Tremor's Kevin Bacon and the other guy. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: see Time Writerers was a book series. I didn't realize.
Speaker 2: I don't know about those. I just know about Time Writer.
Speaker 2: The Adventures of Last One.
Speaker 1: I think it's the Adventures of Time Riders is a
Speaker 1: series of teens science fiction novels written by Alex Scarrow.
Speaker 1: The Serious consists of nine books and it's pub which
Speaker 1: by Puffin Books. When did they come out? Is a
Speaker 1: movie based on them and stuff? I don't think they
Speaker 1: are They come out in twenty ten. So Time Ride, Time,
Speaker 1: Ride Dirt singular the adventure of Lyle Swan. Look at
Speaker 1: that poster. It's like a guy from the future on
Speaker 1: a murderbike, except as the President Fred Ward.
Speaker 2: That guy was awesome.
Speaker 1: Peter Coyote, he is the government agent for me. T
Speaker 1: he's keys, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Like Peter Coyote. Yeah, that is so nineteen eighty two,
Speaker 2: isn't it. Hush? Look at that Look at that font Yeah,
Speaker 2: oh marvelous.
Speaker 1: And she's got the grids on his on his suit.
Speaker 2: Here you go. Motorcycle rider Lyle Swan is cruising through
Speaker 2: the Mexican desert when he accidentally stumbles into a time
Speaker 2: travel experiment and finds himself transported back to the Old
Speaker 2: West of the eighteen seventies. There he attracts it. There
Speaker 2: he encounters an attractive local woman, of course, and a
Speaker 2: gang of criminals. Loyel's motorized bike is impressive in the
Speaker 2: past until it runs out of gas. Now Lil must
Speaker 2: rely on his wits, take care of business and return
Speaker 2: to his own time. He's got to take care of business.
Speaker 2: Take care of business. There. This movie is available on
Speaker 2: YouTube in its entirety, so yeah, track it down. But yeah,
Speaker 2: absolutely the Adventures of Wild Swan time writer. Those rules
Speaker 2: are not just playing silly about the rules, playing stilly. Yeah,
Speaker 2: got to help Parker.
Speaker 1: But as explaining here though, the guy from the future
Speaker 1: here's gonna be here to stay because he's got terminator rules.
Speaker 2: He can't go back in time.
Speaker 1: Yes, Randy and Sharon now watching two on the news,
Speaker 1: and you know it's a big event when everyone's watching
Speaker 1: the news.
Speaker 2: Plus also that's just good storytelling by Parker and or Stone,
Speaker 2: perhaps you know, making it a gag, but also explaining also, yeah,
Speaker 2: but he can't go back. Yeah, and so like okay, well,
Speaker 2: what's the thing about it's either there, it's therefore or
Speaker 2: butt right, Yeah, it's not stories don't go and this
Speaker 2: and this and this is like Okay, this guy has
Speaker 2: come here, therefore, this guy's come here, stuck here, go
Speaker 2: back therefore or therefore. But yeah, yeah, clever guy worth
Speaker 2: all those billions that the paramount is paying.
Speaker 1: It And also sort of explains the sacrifice he's willing
Speaker 1: to take because he's never gonna see his family again
Speaker 1: because the future version himself is now in the past,
Speaker 1: so he doesn't exist in the future anymore. So he's
Speaker 1: now going to sacrifice seeing his family ever again, but
Speaker 1: knows that they're going to be supported financially in the future.
Speaker 2: It's kind of poignant.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's kind of like you know these people they
Speaker 1: jump ship for a reason.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, as I said recently, you don't leave home
Speaker 2: unless home is screwed. Is screwed?
Speaker 1: Yes, But as I was saying, Randy and Sharon are
Speaker 1: watching it on the news, the president is said to
Speaker 1: make an announced. We don't see the president making an announcement. No, no,
Speaker 1: But you know when the president's about to make a
Speaker 1: state of it, what is the state.
Speaker 2: Of the Union that they say? No, start of the
Speaker 2: Union is like a thing, a regular thing, like once
Speaker 2: a year or something where they talk about yeah, okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: we're doing great, you know America number one. It's more
Speaker 2: like just addressing the nation and Brad he announces that
Speaker 2: another one has arrived and since the job at Wendy's
Speaker 2: paid off for this one is once the same for
Speaker 2: his family.
Speaker 1: So it's like words gotten back. Oh shit, that worked,
Speaker 1: I'm coming back as well. Now Sharon is tucking in
Speaker 1: stand and stands.
Speaker 2: He's just being a kid. So excited people from the future.
Speaker 2: This is great. It's going to be so exciting.
Speaker 1: She's like, yeah, sure, keep whatever. This has gone to bed, happy, smiling.
Speaker 1: I'm like, that's how I would be. Oh God, if
Speaker 1: aliens came, I would.
Speaker 2: Go to bed going this is so cool.
Speaker 1: I think, honestly, as a sci fi fan, if you
Speaker 1: love sci fi, you just you hope that you are
Speaker 1: here when we get contact from another world, right, Oh sure,
Speaker 1: I mean hopefully it's not an invasion, but would you
Speaker 1: just love to see some sort of communication, like know
Speaker 1: that there's other life out there.
Speaker 2: I forgot which alien invasion movie it's in. There's like,
Speaker 2: if they've come this far, they're not coming to like
Speaker 2: say hi and share everything with us. They're here for
Speaker 2: bad reasons.
Speaker 1: Oh man, I love Mars attacks, like yeah, yeah, Jack
Speaker 1: Black Cops it, yes, indeed spoiler alert from Mars Attacks.
Speaker 1: But then a bunch of people from the future arrive,
Speaker 1: so clearly it's gonna be overpopulated in south Park very
Speaker 1: very soon. The next day they asked missus landers if
Speaker 1: they want to shovel, the gamage's already hired and immigrant
Speaker 1: to do it for twenty.
Speaker 2: Five per cents. They're low board.
Speaker 1: They got low board indeed, like, what would you do?
Speaker 1: It's not even worth it, you know, why would you
Speaker 1: do that? So they go to the next house and
Speaker 1: turns out every driveway is.
Speaker 2: Being yes, are we actually going to use the term
Speaker 2: go bacs in this, let's say, guys in the future.
Speaker 1: Okay, but the new support now says a whole families
Speaker 1: or whole families now arrive and they're like, well, if
Speaker 1: I'm never guessing my family again, I'm probably that sort
Speaker 1: of defeats the purpose that, right, why would you arrive
Speaker 1: with the whole family come back? I guess because they
Speaker 1: don't like the fact that they maybe that just the
Speaker 1: world's overpopulated, it's not a nice place to live. The
Speaker 1: whole point was to come back in time make money,
Speaker 1: so your family's financial support, So why would you bring
Speaker 1: your family back?
Speaker 2: You've got a whole You've got a few pioneers who
Speaker 2: are kind of like, let's let's test the waters to sleep.
Speaker 2: This actually works, And then you've got people who don't
Speaker 2: want to be separated from their families.
Speaker 1: Yes, but the purple gou is an ecdoplasmic side effect
Speaker 1: of the time travel. They're explaining the goo that's all
Speaker 1: over their back, the term go babsy. This here gives
Speaker 1: scientists a chance to understand the American life in the future.
Speaker 1: And Chris the scientist, he explains that they've evolved into
Speaker 1: a humanoid mix of all races here. It's not just
Speaker 1: one race. Race is no longer an issue in the future.
Speaker 1: They all speak a complete mix of English, Chinese, Turkey,
Speaker 1: a bunch of other languages. It's basically, we're all just
Speaker 1: one person now, or just one race the whole world.
Speaker 1: But then Darrel Weathers of the construction workers Union, he's
Speaker 1: holding a rally, he's holding a meeting here, and he says,
Speaker 1: we've worked hard to get paid to a level that
Speaker 1: we can survive and put food on our tables. And
Speaker 1: now they've come and they've done.
Speaker 2: What Yeah, well does he even say took your gyms? Yeah,
Speaker 2: he says it, Yeah, ticking gems. I love more.
Speaker 1: It's not when they say it's when they say yeah,
Speaker 1: it's the Lord have.
Speaker 2: Got more and more sort of degenerated over times, I
Speaker 2: was like, they took our jobs, and they're like, I
Speaker 2: think it's to get gyms from the get.
Speaker 1: Go, and it just gets to the point where it's
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Speaker 2: This is whole crowd. Well, I ain't standing for this film,
Speaker 2: all right, folks.
Speaker 3: My name is Daryl Weathers and I'm with the Construction
Speaker 3: Workers' Union.
Speaker 2: I work with a lot of fine men who have.
Speaker 3: Families to feed, and I don't know about y'all, but
Speaker 3: we worked long and hard to get our pay up
Speaker 3: to a level where we can make a decent living.
Speaker 2: And now these people from.
Speaker 3: The future showing up and offering to do the same
Speaker 3: work for next to nothing.
Speaker 2: They took guard jobs. Yeah, they're down, they're hard.
Speaker 5: They did.
Speaker 7: We're in the moving business fourteen years. We've been working
Speaker 7: our butts off. Now these future folks come in and
Speaker 7: we can't get work nowhere, like the cardiobs, they took
Speaker 7: your yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what about us in the fast food business.
Speaker 3: The restaurants are firing us because the future people work
Speaker 3: for a lot less.
Speaker 2: They did gurd job.
Speaker 4: They dear job, your job into fucking kids. To me
Speaker 4: and my friends started her own snowshoveling business. We were
Speaker 4: trying to be responsible and make money, you know, but
Speaker 4: then the people from the future came along, and now
Speaker 4: we're out of work too. Oh they took her yip her.
Speaker 2: Yo stands here. He says. It's affecting kids too. You know.
Speaker 2: They wanted to be enterprise like yeah. They bought into
Speaker 2: the into the American dream of like h yeah, your work, yeah,
Speaker 2: you work hard well, you learn the value of the
Speaker 2: dollar and also earning a dollar yeah yeah, but no,
Speaker 2: that's been taken away from it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then yeah, I love that. No one says
Speaker 1: anything the ticket, Yeah, don't help you the ticket.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Now.
Speaker 1: There is a caution sign at the two eighty five
Speaker 1: highway where people crossing acrossing mornings of aliens arriving and
Speaker 1: then another huge group of people arrived from the future.
Speaker 1: We come back from commercial and stand. He gets home
Speaker 1: at eight pm. He explains that he was at the
Speaker 1: rally and he realizes they've hired the new house keeper
Speaker 1: here who she works for ten cents on Tuesdays and
Speaker 1: Thursdays ten cents an hour. And then he says the
Speaker 1: whole they took their jobs. He says goubacks and they
Speaker 1: can't believe he's used such an offensive term. Well, yeah,
Speaker 1: he yelled him for the slur, and they say that,
Speaker 1: you know, they're taking the jobs that we don't want
Speaker 1: to do. The meeting just wanted my job, yes, he's like, No,
Speaker 1: the job that I had, I wanted to swim you
Speaker 1: my thing is meaningless. But it's a job that I made.
Speaker 1: I wanted pocket money.
Speaker 2: I was doing it. I enjoyed my job, and they've
Speaker 2: taken that from it. But even someone else who's working
Speaker 2: like a minimum wage job or you know, a menial
Speaker 2: job or whatever, that's still what comes with that is
Speaker 2: some degree of pride of like, I put in my
Speaker 2: eight hours, I got paid for it. That money is
Speaker 2: putting food in my kid's mouth and keeping a roof
Speaker 2: over my family's head. You're allowed to have some degree
Speaker 2: of pride in A job is a job. A job
Speaker 2: is a job. Absolutely.
Speaker 1: It's one thing I've never done is ridicule or mock
Speaker 1: someone for having a lower paying job. It's like, no, no,
Speaker 1: if you get a job and you're going to work
Speaker 1: and you're working, fucking good on you.
Speaker 2: Absolutely. Yeah. So for stance, I wanted my job. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he's speaking for a lot of people, not just him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and it's very important they have this message in
Speaker 1: the episode as well as ever to say, look, people
Speaker 1: are being affected here that shouldn't be affected as well.
Speaker 1: You know, it's not fair. I mean there are pros
Speaker 1: and concepts.
Speaker 2: Good on future guys for you know, taking the initiative
Speaker 2: and thinking outside the square. But at the same time,
Speaker 2: people want their g I made that job, that was
Speaker 2: my job, that that job was didn't exist until I
Speaker 2: made it, you know. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So then they give him the spiel about you know,
Speaker 1: they've gone through hardship, and then the stand should be
Speaker 1: thankful and they're not raising their son to be an
Speaker 1: ignorant time cist, and then they double.
Speaker 2: Down for a time. Yeah, but for racism birth the
Speaker 2: time I got okay, yeah, yeah, gotcha, got yeah, kay. Cool,
Speaker 2: that's actually pretty funny. I like the way they did that.
Speaker 1: It would confuse me though, why they dumbed it down
Speaker 1: explained what it meant, because they don't use it for
Speaker 1: the rest of the episode, I know, but it would
Speaker 1: It makes sense if they've explained it, like this is
Speaker 1: going to be the term going ford, so we're not
Speaker 1: using goobas we're using I don't know, because that's the
Speaker 1: opposite time against it. Yeah, but anyway, I didn't need
Speaker 1: it to be explained.
Speaker 2: Not in that way. I just liked it for the
Speaker 2: joke of like, okay, yeah, just the way that Barker
Speaker 2: doesn't think like a recerpor for time.
Speaker 1: Yes, then we get the O'Riley factor, and he's doing
Speaker 1: it live all right, you must say all right a lot,
Speaker 1: I guess he must everything all right, all right, And
Speaker 1: he has a pissed off white trash red neck conservative
Speaker 1: and an aging hippie liberal douche. It's very again, very
Speaker 1: what they call the liberal guy a hippi douche. You
Speaker 1: gotta have her both sides because a lot of the
Speaker 1: time this is who you say.
Speaker 2: And you're like, dude, like I agree with you. But God,
Speaker 2: you're a douchebag. Could you have not picked a better
Speaker 2: person to do this very valid message?
Speaker 1: Yea, And he says that they obviously the redneck guy
Speaker 1: says gerbs and the liberals says the problem is American
Speaker 1: and he is the theory that we're all immigrants here
Speaker 1: basically what Lisa says, coming to America America America.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 1: Actually, on that note, how do you compare how the
Speaker 1: Simpsons handled this topic compared to how south Park candidate
Speaker 1: south Park was far more ob a bit more blunty
Speaker 1: handed it. They didn't handle it as much. I don't
Speaker 1: think they delves dove as deep. I think there were
Speaker 1: certainly bits in coming to Home America, which we recently
Speaker 1: did on four figure discount. That bit with Lisa was like, yeah,
Speaker 1: we all immigrants and that kind of thing. It's the
Speaker 1: kind of message that can be cut down to that.
Speaker 1: But just overall, Vibal, we need to not let immigrants
Speaker 1: into the town, immigrants into the country of onto Earth,
Speaker 1: because these are from the future. I just think the Simpsons,
Speaker 1: I wanted these Simmons handled it better.
Speaker 2: It does feel that way.
Speaker 1: I think they think they got the message across without
Speaker 1: having to resort to the kind of levels here that
Speaker 1: stuff like the homosexual orgy and the using the term
Speaker 1: goo backs that kind of thing. I think they Simpson's
Speaker 1: got the same message across without needing all that. It's
Speaker 1: a knee jerk reaction for me to say, yeah, I
Speaker 1: think coming to America might have handled better. But then
Speaker 1: I'm just thinking of how sort of effectively just that
Speaker 1: line from Lisa about how we're all immigrants it worked
Speaker 1: for me. I think these guys want to sort of
Speaker 1: delve into it a little bit more, but maybe don't
Speaker 1: do it as effectively, or they raise more questions than
Speaker 1: they provide answers. Yeah, anyway, everyone in the crowd gets annoyed.
Speaker 1: They're all using the catchphrase of thee Yeah, everyone in.
Speaker 2: The crowds is I rate about it.
Speaker 1: We're now at the school and the school board says
Speaker 1: that Garrison must now teach him both present day English
Speaker 1: and future Speak, and the boys like what why? And
Speaker 1: he puts up the explaining verbs. The boy threw the
Speaker 1: red ball. I did appreciate Jimmy stuttering you you speak,
Speaker 1: And then Kyle goes and his rand he goes, we
Speaker 1: want to live in our time. You know if you want,
Speaker 1: if you want to live in our time, you need
Speaker 1: to learn our language. Which how haven't we've heard that?
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, yes, obviously, like there is pros and
Speaker 1: concert argument as well, and they don't really dove into
Speaker 1: a here, but I think there's an issue they.
Speaker 2: Needed to address as well.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, there are a lot of issues that arise
Speaker 1: with immigration, and I do think they ticked off a
Speaker 1: lot of boxes here. Did they dove into them much?
Speaker 1: Probably not, but they at least acknowledge them.
Speaker 2: Dude, hold on, there's this book. Man.
Speaker 4: If they want to live in our time, then they
Speaker 4: should learn our language.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Hey, now, these immigrants have a right to retain their culture.
Speaker 7: Who are we to say our language is best. They
Speaker 7: deserve to have an education just as much as you do.
Speaker 2: Thank you, aging hippie liberal douche. You bet you.
Speaker 4: Do?
Speaker 2: You know? Okay, now let's get back to it kids.
Speaker 2: What kind of verb is this?
Speaker 3: The sad girl puts balls in her mouth?
Speaker 2: Or in future speak, of course, all right, balls? Right? Right? Then?
Speaker 2: What the rally?
Speaker 1: And Darryl says that the congressman has sent the message
Speaker 1: saying that they sympathize with them, but the solution of
Speaker 1: shooting them all is human inhumane.
Speaker 2: So it appears the.
Speaker 1: Government aren't gonna help. So what they're gonna do, They're
Speaker 1: gonna stop the future from happening. They think, how can
Speaker 1: we do that? One guy Chet suggests we should force
Speaker 1: global wanting to happen, so we we enforced the new
Speaker 1: ice age so that future doesn't exist.
Speaker 2: How to get an ice age from global warming?
Speaker 1: And he basically says that either global was gonna take
Speaker 1: millions of years. So that's that's ridiculous. And science has
Speaker 1: proven this isn't a fact. And I'm pretty sure I'm
Speaker 1: watching this going is proven it's happening now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean there are also this is two thousand
Speaker 2: and four, that's true. There are a few social media
Speaker 2: accounts I've got to stop following, mainly because it's like, hey,
Speaker 2: check out those floods in Paraguay. It's like, oh man,
Speaker 2: this looks bad. I'd rather just unfollow. I'd rather just
Speaker 2: use it, just look, don't look to use this, rather
Speaker 2: just bury my head in the problem is, these problems
Speaker 2: won't die when you look away. Correct.
Speaker 1: The boys are now walking down the street and they
Speaker 1: see the future people everywhere. I love that they've now
Speaker 1: gone for like fancy card load rider.
Speaker 2: The low rider stuff was a little it's a step
Speaker 2: too far.
Speaker 1: I had to get a little bit later on things
Speaker 1: like that. But they're at Wendel's Burgers.
Speaker 4: Oh dude, can you speak in present day English?
Speaker 2: Please? Good night? Help you?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I want a double cheeseburger and fries. Tamp No,
Speaker 4: a double cheeseburger and fries.
Speaker 2: What we can't understand you at all.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to order a double cheeseburger. No, not a
Speaker 4: chicken sandwich. I want a goddamn cheeseburger and some god empries.
Speaker 2: You fucking go backs down marsh ah.
Speaker 1: Ah unfortunately ready and Sharon right behind him when he
Speaker 1: says that. But oh, it's just this is the moment
Speaker 1: in the episode where you realize even kids are being affected.
Speaker 2: And I wouldn't even say that.
Speaker 1: The message here is that they're trying to say that
Speaker 1: that kind of mentality has infiltrated even kids as well.
Speaker 1: These kids were actually affected. Oh yeah, but also that
Speaker 1: it just spreads very Yeah, it does spread. And this
Speaker 1: is not the way to react to the situation. You
Speaker 1: should never be using terms that terms like that and
Speaker 1: that kind of thing. But you can understand stands frustrations
Speaker 1: like fuck me, you've taken my jobs and now I
Speaker 1: just want to order a fucking cheezburger. It was so
Speaker 1: much easier last week.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 2: It's just incodibly frustrunning when you can't communicate. Yeah, communication
Speaker 2: is key. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So now at the rally again they suggest they should
Speaker 1: all take off their clothes and start getting gay. It's
Speaker 1: not a bad idea. If everyone turns queer, then there'll
Speaker 1: be no children. This is different. Heature, I ain't trying queer.
Speaker 1: I'm surprised I didn't go the cheap gag of having
Speaker 1: Garrison here about it. True mercy Garrison at all until
Speaker 1: the end when he's doing he's helping to.
Speaker 2: See the world.
Speaker 1: But like you feel like he would have been all
Speaker 1: about this right, all of stuff engaged.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but even if they're not as effective as doing
Speaker 2: it as like maybe you or I would hope. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Parkerans don't have a message they want to get across,
Speaker 2: and I don't think they want to dilute it by
Speaker 2: having Garriss office. I going about tim.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and again Cartman was the obvious one to go
Speaker 1: for that. He chose Dan Garrison was the obvious.
Speaker 2: They're not using their traditional mouthpieces, and they're not always
Speaker 2: going for the well, they are sort of going for
Speaker 2: a cheap if they're turning this into a big gay orgy.
Speaker 2: But at the same time, not having traditional quote unquote
Speaker 2: bad or inappropriate characters involved, or having just regular people
Speaker 2: involved kind of heightens the gag and makes the point
Speaker 2: a bit.
Speaker 1: More not gonna lie I would appreciate at least once
Speaker 1: in the AUDU said, what are you doing?
Speaker 2: Slave you?
Speaker 1: So he says, they're going to go to the part
Speaker 1: of town where they all asked start humping each other
Speaker 1: until they're all gone back to the future, so just
Speaker 1: make him disappear. We're out at Little Future as opposed
Speaker 1: to Little Italy or Little Everything career. Yeah, yeah, and
Speaker 1: it's like very much like the ghetto. And they arrive
Speaker 1: naked and they all start making out and getting funky.
Speaker 2: How do you like that? Go back?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Rainy and Stan and now at the South Park
Speaker 1: Center for a seismic activity Randy's work, and Stan is granded,
Speaker 1: which is ways to come to his dad's work, and
Speaker 1: Randy's all about to study his day at work and
Speaker 1: the boss like this is awkward. I thought, didn't you
Speaker 1: get my phone message. He's like, no, oh, you've been replaced.
Speaker 1: They took my job.
Speaker 2: They're taking our jobs. Now.
Speaker 1: It's breaking news and Harrison is at the time border
Speaker 1: and they say there's a mass protest, there's breaking out
Speaker 1: and it's all men. They're having sex, the big massive orgy.
Speaker 1: They've sucked and screwed themselves across the state. And Randy
Speaker 1: is now the spokesperson for it all because he's lost
Speaker 1: his job, and he says he's going to be turning
Speaker 1: everyone gay, and standards are sitting there, she's just like
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ. I'm like, oh, dude, you were kind of parties.
Speaker 1: I guess they've gone too far with it, but you
Speaker 1: were part of this, this crusade. And he says, what's
Speaker 1: all we can do is try, Harrison is to make
Speaker 1: everybody disappear by going gay. And then the liberal hippie
Speaker 1: says that they have a right to exist, and they say, Stan,
Speaker 1: what do you think and he says, well, it's wrong
Speaker 1: to call them gobacs since there humans trying to make
Speaker 1: their lives better. Yes, their time is crappy, but if
Speaker 1: we let all of them come, then ours is going
Speaker 1: to be just as crappy too.
Speaker 2: So that's the thing. It's like, oh yeah, if there's
Speaker 2: a we want to help, if there's a message or
Speaker 2: there's a point of view that Parker and Stone have, Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's encapsulated in that. We'll say, we've got.
Speaker 5: To work for a better future. We've got to join
Speaker 5: hands for tomorrow. Take the first step, and you will see.
Speaker 5: The future begins with you and me. We can start
Speaker 5: to make a difference if we want it for our children,
Speaker 5: and recycle that can and plant that tree, because the future.
Speaker 2: Begins with you and me. Yeah, it's waggy. The future
Speaker 2: begins with you and the immigrants are fading to work.
Speaker 2: We're doing it.
Speaker 5: We've got to work for a better future. We've got
Speaker 5: to join hands for tomorrow. Take the first step and
Speaker 5: you will see.
Speaker 4: Wait, wait, hold on, wait a second.
Speaker 2: This is gay.
Speaker 4: This is really gay. Yeah, this is even gaer than
Speaker 4: are the men getting in a big power having sex
Speaker 4: with each other. Okay, sorry, my bad.
Speaker 2: Everywhere, Back in the pile, Back in the pile, everyone.
Speaker 3: We're going back to the park, everybody, We're going back
Speaker 3: to the pile.
Speaker 1: And then we get the work for the better future.
Speaker 1: Song over the closing credits and that's the end. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so a fine episode. I think I liked it more
Speaker 1: just because every time I say it, ticky jobs laugh
Speaker 1: mass off.
Speaker 2: That is funny.
Speaker 1: You think about trading the writers like what they took
Speaker 1: our job, But you can just imagine trade is going
Speaker 1: to get gibbs. It feels like something's just improvised, Like
Speaker 1: fuck that works.
Speaker 2: Oh absolutely. I mean I'm listening to one of our
Speaker 2: previous Going Down to the South Park episodes. I think
Speaker 2: I said how much I can imagine Parker or Stone
Speaker 2: as a young person just saying just putting on a
Speaker 2: funny voice to say shit, yeah and yeah. That just
Speaker 2: becomes the did GiB Yeah you do it in the
Speaker 2: high school playground or you do it in the college
Speaker 2: door remembers that good one, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: across the world decades later, you've got a couple of
Speaker 2: guys in a podcasting studio who.
Speaker 1: Are just saying, yeah, yeah, but I was like a virus.
Speaker 1: I'm just on the IMDb page. Just a bit of
Speaker 1: trivia before we wrap up this episode. Sure, so, it
Speaker 1: says a visitor. One of the aliens can be seen
Speaker 1: on the rooftop on the top left side of the
Speaker 1: Little Future still plant little visitors there from the opening episode.
Speaker 1: Ah okay, the Goubac's written language is seen is actually
Speaker 1: ASC two, a way of representing characters on computers. Specifically,
Speaker 1: their language is the extended ASC two characters one seven
Speaker 1: nine to two one eight, which are single and double
Speaker 1: lines that can be put together.
Speaker 2: To draw boxes.
Speaker 1: There is a root to eighty five in Colorado, apparently,
Speaker 1: but it is a US highway instead of an interstate.
Speaker 1: There is an Interstate I two eighty five. It is
Speaker 1: the Beltway or Ring Road, and in circles Atlanta, Georgia.
Speaker 2: So it's a federal highway as opposed to state highway. Okay,
Speaker 2: interesting all, I'll run it all night long.
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