Poog with Kate Berlant and Jacqueline Novak - Those Who Struggle

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00:02:52.740 is hoog today's topic loosely speaking good thing bad thing who knows

00:02:58.980 hello hello i look like you know the devastating truth of oh you know when you go that's that's

00:03:11.200 me i was gonna say to you hey let's not do video today because i'm too ugly today but i want to

00:03:18.060 say that you look the same as you always do thank you something happened something has happened and

00:03:23.960 i always heard about this that just one day you age it's over like okay well it's not over because

00:03:29.840 i noticed but just kidding no no i realized outside it but no i was gonna ask you because

00:03:35.280 i noticed that you were suddenly like you were suddenly rabidly begging for a face pillow okay

00:03:41.660 and like sending me a video of you doing the lima laser yeah and i was like okay she's on one oh my

00:03:47.540 god i you know i'm today's day four i'm committing i want everyone to hear me here 15 minutes a day

00:03:54.480 for the lima you've got it out i'm doing i'm committing to 15 minutes a day for three months

00:04:00.500 that's what they say and listen am i gonna do it every day of course not but i'm really gonna try 0.99

00:04:04.160 you have to and so and now every night i'm i'm going oh fuck my pillow smashing my face aging 0.98

00:04:10.640 me rapidly and something happened and i know this is what people say suddenly i'm running into some 0.98

00:04:16.960 people, seeing some photos online of people I haven't seen in years, like before COVID. And I

00:04:20.980 go, damn, they really look old. And I go, well, then you must look old, bitch. You know what I 1.00

00:04:26.680 mean? I'm like, wow, I haven't aged a day and yet look at these people. So I'm like, it's me too.

00:04:34.940 Not necessarily.

00:04:37.820 Well, I'll say like, I feel I'm not over here, like truly miserable. Like I, I'm, you know,

00:04:43.780 i love myself whatnot but i am like i am like that's kind of mystifying to me and then

00:04:50.480 yeah oh oh and then here's a little morning drama i get my invoice or i get in my inbox my email

00:04:58.320 some notifications an invoice yeah but i get i guess notifications from amazon we're refunding

00:05:07.080 this order or refunding that order i go what's going on this probiotic that i've been ordering

00:05:12.000 from amazon i've taken probably 300 of these the mega spore biotic okay they go it's counterfeit

00:05:18.060 they go we recommend if you have this product in your house to throw it away immediately and

00:05:22.320 discontinue use kate i go well cool kate i can't believe you got had like this do i still not

00:05:29.120 believe you got had wait hold on do you think this is like mold or probably just like salt

00:05:35.300 you know what i mean like it's not poison no i think it would take more effort to like

00:05:40.620 you know drum up some poison and you know what's funny i've been like it works and i've been i was 0.56

00:05:46.900 off it for a while and then the last two days i go i gotta re you know i gotta bring my probiotic

00:05:52.400 back in every day and i go it's really good i do think my stomach's been feeling a little better

00:05:55.800 the last couple days full placebo it's salt slash poison well you didn't google to see what what

00:06:02.220 someone i wouldn't dare tested and figured it out i have another poison alert another poison alert

00:06:06.500 this is really disgusting and actually kind of hard to admit so my trad wife sippy cup that i

00:06:11.320 carry around oh no this is really strong and realized it was disgusting so i'm like straw 0.90

00:06:16.680 yeah so i just i disassemble the straw and i go are you fucking kidding it wasn't horrendous but 0.91

00:06:23.480 but but there was are you are you ready for this a couple black spots are you hearing this yeah i 0.89

00:06:30.980 go in there with salt and i get the what's it called salt pipe cleaner not sorry soap yeah

00:06:36.020 soap oh and i go i'm gonna be calm but i go well i can't be trusted with a child i go this is crazy

00:06:45.140 although i'm like you hear oh you got to wash stuff i go god i guess you really do have to

00:06:51.580 wash some stuff well right you go you go not you go surely you know you see them trying to sell you

00:06:56.860 the pipe cleaner right yeah all right yeah right you know what i mean i go i can run some water

00:07:01.820 through there i go it's water water through there you think it's water how bad can it get

00:07:05.440 oh just i guess your own saliva kind of just oh god it's disgusting so i've had this really my

00:07:11.580 hydration's at an all-time low the last couple days because i was so traumatized there's nothing

00:07:15.140 there's no safe vehicle i washed no safe chalice i washed it and i'm seeing online and everyone

00:07:19.520 goes yeah this is why you really want the wide mouth i go wide mouth cold it's pouring all over

00:07:23.760 me it's not efficient like the poog bottle or i just yeah like a poog bottle or you know what i 0.99

00:07:28.680 do just suck it up and start cleaning i guess that's what i do every fucking day i'm in there 0.98

00:07:33.180 with the pipe cleaner and the salt and the soap shit yeah i guess so well yeah there's a few things 0.99

00:07:40.240 because you know i mean i live a water bottle life every day filling that up taking it to the gym 0.96

00:07:49.200 right who well no i have my gray trad wife sippy cup i don't know if i said it but because i got

00:07:55.080 it in a similar gray tone to the dress in this sort of like i'll always remember this time right

00:08:00.360 and I got it because I wanted it to I wanted something to sit in the in the cup perfectly

00:08:07.100 so um I got the hydro flask via backcountry remember I told you about backcountry

00:08:13.560 a store at the grove that I went in there and I said it's like rei okay so it's all coming back

00:08:20.460 it's all coming back thank you now what was I using before oh my um a walla or whatever I was

00:08:27.180 using and had a real wake-up call opening up the oh no like getting into some corner i hadn't been

00:08:34.760 in and going wow now i'll also note i think we're all fine in the other way 100 like it's also 0.52

00:08:45.880 completely you know i don't know okay of course anything about it but people are slobs i mean

00:08:55.460 in the 80s you think they were using pipe cleaners no no completely and their squirt bottles at the

00:09:00.100 end of the day were fine but i did gasp when i looked in there and saw the color black a few

00:09:06.000 black dots was bad and i go that's black mold i guess it's not black mold but it's mold that's

00:09:12.620 black it's not necessarily so guys uh but wait hold on a couple things wait i wrote down in agony

00:09:19.580 what's that i don't know oh yeah the probiotics so you got i can't believe it you it happened so

00:09:25.820 this is a classic in the skincare community okay on amazon is be careful because you know

00:09:32.220 you're not getting potent skincare you're getting some faco jacqueline this probiotic i gotta go i

00:09:38.980 go guys you're only refunding me i've spent probably three hundred dollars all in all i've 0.73

00:09:44.900 gotten i've gotten it's gotten i've gotten is that correct yeah yeah i have gotten i have gotten yeah

00:09:50.180 okay literacy at an all-time low i went into a bookstore the other day ago you don't deserve

00:09:55.820 to be in here i go in wait what led to this was this just topics say gotten and feeling like i

00:10:01.860 don't know what words are anymore and that my literacy has plummeted devastating deleted

00:10:06.340 instagram yesterday day instantly improved but i go into a bookstore that before i know i go into

00:10:12.060 a bookstore yesterday and i pick up books i start opening the side the side flap i go get to the 0.83

00:10:19.300 point i don't even have the i don't even have the fucking patience or the attention span to read i 0.98

00:10:23.540 go let's go to flip through no not even give it to me just the side the side what the fuck i don't 0.98

00:10:29.260 even know what the word is yeah the inner jacket the inner jacket i go this i go jacket flat in a 0.86

00:10:34.620 tail of i go let's go tail of what faster tail of what i go i am speeding through the inner jacket

00:10:41.420 can't even do it i've had add doc circled on my calendar to call them we got sent this this and

00:10:49.060 repeat focused dietary supplement yeah that that arrived yesterday i noticed that i know who's it

00:10:54.860 made by oh it's made by and repeat right yeah did it come with a pill bottle i mean a pill thing a

00:11:00.640 very elaborate pill box that i was having trouble with actually well because you were asking it to

00:11:05.080 be more than it is probably yeah like i was because it has this lower layer yeah and i go

00:11:11.480 do i have to open this up something's gonna slide out nothing's gonna open up

00:11:14.900 hard to say jacqueline it feels like very hard to describe via radio yeah we'll post it just felt

00:11:22.740 like it had a lower level that was more i know it's confusing but thanks for sending it very

00:11:30.380 curious as you can imagine um but then you know what i also saw because i'm going okay what am i

00:11:35.600 gonna do get back on stimulants and ruin my life adderall yeah making people's brains bad or

00:11:42.540 something really where's that coming from i mean something i hardly saw online something i saw 0.51

00:11:47.400 right in one eye as i was digested to you after like fight videos after you read um that other

00:11:55.600 book Hallowell but I am uh well yeah I mean I um the ADD years lost lives lost world lost

00:12:07.400 I mean I'm going I'm going to have to I think I'm gonna have to okay it's like you know like

00:12:15.800 the idea of sanity being like you know whatever the group is doing right like you know the whole

00:12:22.220 world were whatever so it's like i'm like i guess i have to go out to the forest and just be like

00:12:27.320 total free out there right but that's not what i'm gonna do so instead i have to be like i am what i

00:12:34.500 am here amongst the others and it's becoming my own failure like what do you mean if i can talk

00:12:44.780 about it i'll tell you about it later okay but just like oh like it's real you know what i mean

00:12:48.060 like like they came a calling oh you mean the ADD okay yeah you'll tell me later I'm not yeah I'll

00:12:54.300 just tell you later but like here come the tears I love you I love you let the tears fall I get it

00:13:04.340 I was feeling yesterday yesterday and today I was like oh my god like it's just

00:13:09.360 it's just like you know uh we'll decide if we cut it later but it's just too exhausting but like

00:13:19.780 no this is a Pulitzer you crying is the Pulitzer

00:13:22.120 I need those tears you know and by the way Pug is another example I mean of we struggle with Pug

00:13:31.640 oh oh yeah no I I get into things just because we like it I mean and to everyone listening like

00:13:37.100 thank you like we we've we do anyone else would probably i was like texting you or i was saying

00:13:44.000 i was like we haven't even posted images of our merch on our grid yeah of our of our yeah like

00:13:49.800 that's so funny i posted like flat ones like but but this idea that we're gonna take one

00:13:54.640 photos together like like bare minimum taken us like to move units like what do you gotta do all 0.64

00:14:01.160 you got well of course post photos of yourself on the shit can't get it together completely 0.91

00:14:06.500 confused don't understand our contract I've been completely fixated on every time there's like I'm 0.98

00:14:12.320 dealing with something else that I really need to do and I never got to my tears we'll talk about

00:14:16.300 them in a minute maybe they'll come back right but just like you know this but it's like I log

00:14:21.900 more hours it's literally self-pity but we'll move through it I log more hours working than like

00:14:28.900 anyone you know yeah and like I don't it doesn't make it out of my house yeah or my computer

00:14:35.140 but it does jacqueline you've written a book you were at the emmys last week it does make it out

00:14:42.240 i know it feels like it doesn't but it does it does make it out and then i was like right like

00:14:47.880 like trying to clean up my youtube and seeing like youtube videos from like 2006

00:14:52.800 and what would it make you say what would it make you think the 2006 no just like you know like

00:14:57.460 seeing like you know like a comedy video like we're fifi it was it was unlisted like i prived

00:15:02.500 it up years ago but like you know like basically a child i know i know and like i don't even know 0.77

00:15:11.500 like i mean in general the passage of time oh my god is like just too fucking much man like i was 0.61

00:15:17.900 thinking about last night like it's actually insane that we're asked to live this way okay 0.51

00:15:21.360 in a constant state of change i know this is like everything yeah but like it's completely untenable

00:15:26.480 okay that you're literally always so that's why i think these people are hooked on these ideas

00:15:31.200 about like decades like my 20s okay because like then they can they can think that time stops in

00:15:36.740 their 20s and they're in a state of being in their 20s right and then you're in your 30s and then

00:15:40.820 you're in your 40s and then you're static you're static right but you're literally not well i've

00:15:48.000 always tried to figure this out and stand up it's a it's a bit that i'll try to work on i know we

00:15:52.400 don't talk about um we don't debase ourselves in that way by talking about specific bits but i've

00:15:56.440 always been like i can't believe that we're that life is continuous that it's constant you're you're 0.99

00:16:02.180 born then you're alive the whole time until you're dead yeah like that is fucking crazy you you aren't 0.96

00:16:07.340 allowed to reject for a couple weeks or go i died for four months and then i came back and then i 1.00

00:16:12.420 died like two years later for a week you're just constantly alive like that's the most fucked up 0.98

00:16:17.620 yeah i mean there is no mercy well that's why the only i mean that's that's where like sleep 0.90

00:16:24.900 i mean it makes a lot of sense like in this one way like we break down like a machine like and it

00:16:32.340 makes good sense that we do right but like you literally cannot like you have to sleep every

00:16:39.440 night falls to the ground yeah after the brain has to 20 hours i mean it's washed with a glimpse

00:16:45.700 even a day you would think you sleep every day yeah every two weeks it's so much that you have

00:16:51.540 to sleep every day yeah and you have to sleep well and you're just well and you're going i can't wait

00:16:58.080 for bedtime tonight it's one of those days i go let's get to bed well it is interesting that sleep

00:17:03.360 is enough to restore you it's like i know well things i'm lying there it's weird in shutdown mode

00:17:22.260 This is Ryder Strong, and I have a new podcast called The Red Weather.

00:17:26.320 It was many and many a year ago in a kingdom by the sea.

00:17:31.520 In 1995, my neighbor, Anna Trainor, disappeared from a commune.

00:17:35.540 It was hard to wrap your head around.

00:17:36.880 It was nature and trees and praying and drugs.

00:17:40.480 No, I am not your guru.

00:17:44.280 And back then, I lied to my parents.

00:17:46.900 I lied to police.

00:17:48.180 I lied to everybody.

00:17:48.900 There were years, Ryder, where I could not say your name.

00:17:52.160 I've decided to go back to my hometown in Northern California,

00:17:54.820 interview my friends, family, talk to police, journalists,

00:17:57.640 whomever I can, to try to find out what actually happened.

00:18:00.980 Isn't it a little bit weird that they obsess over hippies in the woods

00:18:03.900 and not the obvious boyfriend?

00:18:05.580 They have had this case for 30 years. 0.99

00:18:08.500 I'll teach you sons of s**t to come around here and my wife. 0.99

00:18:11.560 Boom, boom. 0.99

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00:18:26.940 the number one hit true crime show

00:18:29.280 that puts women right in the center of their own stories.

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00:18:40.460 I want to introduce you to Sylvia.

00:18:42.940 I'm going to climb this.

00:18:45.320 And then there's Vaisaka.

00:18:47.460 Let's see how we can stop killing and save lives.

00:18:51.560 Leila dared to ask the question.

00:18:54.040 Is badness hereditary?

00:18:56.080 And finally, we'll meet Rosamund.

00:18:58.180 If it wasn't for the year where Ella lived,

00:19:01.020 she wouldn't have died on that fatal night.

00:19:03.940 You'll even get to meet my mum in that one,

00:19:05.680 who I can always count on to keep my feet on the ground.

00:19:08.680 I'm not too intimidated by her.

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00:19:38.860 his time on SVU.

00:19:40.660 I do remember the mustache.

00:19:42.820 I will get a pee.

00:19:43.940 Yes.

00:19:44.900 A meme of that mustache, like, every, like, six days.

00:19:48.340 I'd be like, what was this?

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00:19:56.980 Benson goes to talk to Kelly to, like, tell her the news, but is wearing a beret. 0.96

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00:20:14.900 Dun-dun!

00:20:44.900 Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts.

00:20:55.140 I'm just sorry.

00:20:57.440 I just remember my dream.

00:20:58.860 What do you remember?

00:21:00.360 I'll just say quickly.

00:21:01.520 Let's hear it.

00:21:02.020 Sweetest thing in the world.

00:21:02.940 My cat who meant the world to me who died when I was 10.

00:21:05.800 Romy?

00:21:06.700 Rio.

00:21:07.380 Oh. 1.00

00:21:08.160 Fucking, I come downstairs. 0.99

00:21:09.740 Rio is there. 0.99

00:21:10.500 Like a person puts his arms around me.

00:21:13.640 I could cry.

00:21:14.120 like a person in which sense like i was rio but it was a person no no it was rio and like with cat

00:21:19.280 arms lifted up and put his cat arms around me oh my god it's the sweetest thing in the world and

00:21:24.320 his eyes were filled with tears like he was so excited to see me i think it was a visitation

00:21:29.140 me too obviously i loved him wonder why at this time rio i know why yeah 1.00

00:21:34.800 because life is hell yeah we love it god we love it but fuck 0.99

00:21:40.880 endless loss new horrors at every turn you come around a corner oh a new horror 1.00

00:21:46.880 well what else could happen just another horror beyond that next corner

00:21:50.520 but we keep going you know that it's a good it's pretty good but that thing like you know

00:21:56.560 oh let me let me pull it up what is it a saying it's like good good thing

00:22:01.500 reach for a saying um good thing bad thing who knows you know that old uh

00:22:09.160 I feel like you've told me that.

00:22:10.520 What is that?

00:22:11.060 Yeah.

00:22:11.760 I'm going to get it because I always...

00:22:13.240 Oh, okay.

00:22:14.000 I have a parable that changed my life.

00:22:15.660 Is it a parable?

00:22:16.340 I'm not sure.

00:22:18.480 It's a Sufi tale.

00:22:21.820 Oof.

00:22:23.480 Okay, you ready?

00:22:24.360 Let's go.

00:22:24.900 Do you want to hear it?

00:22:25.120 Give it to me hard.

00:22:27.120 Wait, let me find it.

00:22:29.120 I need tales.

00:22:29.860 This is why we have to be reading.

00:22:33.460 I mean, it's like...

00:22:33.860 Story, narrative.

00:22:34.280 Well, I was just trying to...

00:22:36.500 Oh, my God.

00:22:37.500 Okay, because... 0.99

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00:22:40.960 Women who run with the wolves, 1.00

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00:22:45.900 it's just about that.

00:22:47.260 But you need to work through it. 1.00

00:22:49.660 You need to work through women who run with the wolves. 1.00

00:22:51.380 I own it. 1.00

00:22:52.080 It's at my parents' house.

00:22:53.300 Crack the spine, okay?

00:22:55.700 There once was a farmer who owned a horse and had a son.

00:22:58.320 I'm going to say right now, this was told to me.

00:23:01.100 I already know what this is. 0.94

00:23:02.060 It's fucking changed my life is the one I was going to say. 0.95

00:23:04.000 But the one that I have is like a Chinese interpretation. 0.98

00:23:07.240 Yeah. 0.96

00:23:07.540 Interpolation of it.

00:23:08.020 It could go.

00:23:08.720 interpolation

00:23:09.520 I've lost it

00:23:10.860 I used to understand language

00:23:13.220 I used to have ideas

00:23:13.920 I used to be able to articulate myself

00:23:15.360 and then I got Instagram

00:23:16.520 and I donated my life to it

00:23:18.280 and it ends again

00:23:20.680 I'm not doing it again

00:23:21.660 I'm getting to get smart again

00:23:22.960 yeah

00:23:23.600 okay go

00:23:24.240 well I was fed an article on Instagram

00:23:26.580 that then I did run off to read

00:23:29.660 New Yorker about

00:23:31.460 you know teen suicides

00:23:33.660 and social media and the whole thing

00:23:35.400 the poor kids

00:23:35.980 and I think it was written by Andrew Solomon

00:23:37.760 who wrote Noondate Demon.

00:23:39.100 Oh, hey.

00:23:40.020 I'm pretty sure.

00:23:41.140 Okay, I'm sorry.

00:23:41.580 But anyway, not to brag about having read an article

00:23:43.780 on The New Yorker.

00:23:45.420 So, you know, well, okay.

00:23:50.180 No, I'll say it now because it never is a thing.

00:23:53.100 But, you know, we don't crassly work on bits, okay,

00:23:56.460 on the show, as you were just saying.

00:23:57.860 But I'll just, since we did it once,

00:23:59.340 I'll just acknowledge it's just,

00:24:01.380 I have this, like, thing about parables.

00:24:03.960 Because you said parable. 0.96

00:24:04.860 which is like how i hate the parables obvious idiot okay like it's such a drag in the story 0.98

00:24:12.760 so they're like there were three brothers yeah the first took the father's money and shoved it 1.00

00:24:16.820 up his ass okay okay okay okay yeah it's not him yeah yeah yeah yeah do we need him you know what 0.99

00:24:26.520 i mean like yeah and and when they really milk it when they sit there is hell okay there once 1.00

00:24:32.160 was a farmer who owned a horse and had a son one day his horse ran away slower because this changed

00:24:37.360 my life all right there once was a farmer who owned a horse and had a son one day his horse

00:24:44.840 ran away the neighbors came to express their concern oh that's too bad how are you going to

00:24:51.040 work the fields now the farmer replied good thing bad thing who knows in a few days his horse came

00:24:58.700 back and brought another horse with her now the neighbors were glad oh how lucky now you can do

00:25:04.860 twice as much work as before the farmer replied good thing bad thing who knows the next day the

00:25:12.460 farmer's son fell off the new horse and broke his leg and wait here it comes

00:25:18.380 neighbors were concerned again now that he is incapacitated he can't help you around that's too

00:25:24.780 bad the farmer replied good thing bad thing who knows soon the news came that a war broke out

00:25:31.560 and all the young men were required to join the army the villagers were sad because they knew

00:25:36.580 that many of the young men will not come back the father's son could not be drafted because of his

00:25:42.420 broken leg his neighbors were envious how lucky you get to keep your only son the farmer replied

00:25:50.080 good thing bad thing who knows interesting it ended there that's weird yeah i could have it go

00:25:57.940 on forever i mean i because i i thought i sort of remember it like and he died and good thing

00:26:05.680 bad thing who knows like they really went there i don't the one that i heard wait is this not the

00:26:10.420 tale because something's amiss no no yeah it is no no i just had like you know obviously count

00:26:16.180 no man lucky until he's dead the other thing i always bring up no no i don't count no man lucky

00:26:20.480 until he's dead i don't know what that is but i just was saying what i heard was a similar story

00:26:24.800 but it didn't involve the good thing bad thing who knows repeating phrase at all it just was like

00:26:29.840 cows similar things son's leg being broken interesting and then the army doesn't take

00:26:34.520 him and it ended there but um who among us it's the same story no refrain yeah i need to go away

00:26:42.860 for a week and only read but i won't well it's interesting because i cracked open a couple

00:26:49.100 couple books just literally just to dip the toe in and how was it you know restored within seconds

00:26:55.800 oh by the way by the way restored within seconds yeah yeah okay yeah i was like and then i put it

00:27:01.960 down and i was like should i go back for more didn't you know never never uh being restored

00:27:08.620 Oh, this is interesting.

00:27:10.780 I forgot I got this.

00:27:13.080 Oh, my God.

00:27:13.320 And then I glanced up at my shelf.

00:27:14.800 So many books that I'm excited about.

00:27:18.280 You know what I mean?

00:27:18.800 I know.

00:27:19.280 Filled with ideas, all of which I know would lift me to the heavens.

00:27:22.320 I know.

00:27:22.400 I know.

00:27:27.540 Every day that I don't garden is a waste.

00:27:33.620 Every day my hands don't touch soil is a waste.

00:27:35.340 Do you mean a waste?

00:27:35.920 Oh, I thought you meant.

00:27:37.000 I thought you meant.

00:27:38.620 in the garden of the mind no wait wait i actually do want to go back though to lima and your your

00:27:44.740 protocol so you're funny i know you okay you get locked in on things you know or you lock in and

00:27:51.800 you've locked in on this 15 minutes idea at least yeah now you know what i'm gonna say right wait

00:27:57.540 what like do an hour well just no but like you're because you're gonna want to glide all around the

00:28:03.640 face right you're gonna go that's what i've been doing i've been doing i've been doing the serum

00:28:07.260 all over the glide serum and then i'm doing the glacial paste all over concentrating on 11s

00:28:13.520 because i feel like my forehead the last few months from all the like gruesome sobbing

00:28:18.120 i've had literal new lines i'm like that's so crazy like i'm like wow that is like the beauty

00:28:23.740 of aging or whatever or like the horror of it's like yeah you have like you cry for a few months 0.82

00:28:29.540 and your fucking face is altered as a result but i'm still convinced the lines are superficial 0.92

00:28:35.560 It's actually kind of an elegant idea, the idea that in an aged state, you are more malleable and reflective of what's going on. 1.00

00:28:43.120 You're like a softer clay.

00:28:44.800 I was thinking about this today in the shower.

00:28:47.900 I was thinking about how, like, you know, youth leading the culture.

00:28:56.060 There is no wisdom in youth.

00:28:58.600 There is no wisdom in youth.

00:29:00.340 and know like the youth should be out dancing to the songs of the right the pan flute the right

00:29:09.880 the right thinker okay and while they toil away at home and hope to grow into

00:29:18.700 i mean that's that's what it should be like it's so vile the idea of one's prime being

00:29:25.740 you know well in the middle or something it's like don draper literally don draper

00:29:29.980 death instantly yeah the young don't know anything especially that they're young

00:29:34.120 and it's like it's like children have something to teach us of course right but youth

00:29:42.400 i mean just a bunch of people with wisdom walking around ashamed okay

00:29:47.840 is like like it should be and it serves it's like god i know i i yeah yeah it gets very

00:30:02.760 thin and fast when and i believe that the the fully grown okay people do actually have to

00:30:10.880 pick with the mantle if they all they're doing is running around trying to worship the youth

00:30:17.720 then they themselves are neglecting to step up and say like here i am you know what i mean yeah

00:30:24.760 like no like do your best work you know whatever like i just i don't know i've always wanted since

00:30:30.880 i began fearing death as a teen right i was like the only i can only tolerate life if it is not

00:30:36.900 if it's not me trying to drive towards some peak that's supposed to happen in a certain time and i

00:30:42.500 better hit that peak and then descent no i do not care it has to be aiming for essentially better

00:30:48.160 every year and i know that's a little like horizontal sounds a little goofy but like

00:30:52.480 no no no no it's true like i i want 99 even if i'm decrepit okay i want to spiritually emotionally 0.96

00:31:00.140 artistically for sure my fucking top for a fucking sure do you have it's hard because 0.95

00:31:06.240 the models for that like like i feel lucky that i i had some women like i knew a woman who was like 1.00

00:31:15.320 95 who was like fucking had it together amazing artist like hair pulled back in a low ponytail 0.95

00:31:21.020 like gorgeous elegant like fucking had it i mean now of course i'm my my fear the fear of 0.99

00:31:28.940 alzheimer's of course yes absorbing me in the middle of the night um but i know it's so crazy 0.97

00:31:36.120 with alzheimer's too not to just spread fear but i was talking to my neurologist and he was like

00:31:42.480 by the way i gotta get that i gotta get the facts right before i go before i go on the radio with

00:31:46.760 this well but something he was basically talking about how common alzheimer's is and how it's like

00:31:51.220 basically if you make it and again like do your own research whatever but it's like if you make

00:31:56.800 it to 80 like you're pretty like good right but it's like by 70s there's some age where it's like

00:32:02.980 half the fucking population has it but they're like varying degrees some people are completely 0.89

00:32:07.720 fine and they're like never you know spottable um some people get dealt a fucking brutal hem but 0.99

00:32:13.100 it's like anyway i'm just trying to figure i was like i was like i got it because i was looking

00:32:16.940 into this a while ago but i was like death with dignity for alzheimer's like has to happen i was 0.98

00:32:20.980 like i gotta get that in my file now yeah if i'm diagnosed like i want the fucking powder in a cup 0.98

00:32:27.120 in my fucking mouth pretty quickly yeah yeah and you can do it in california or portland 0.99

00:32:33.380 or something just imagining like me and john early delivering like i already 0.99

00:32:38.360 each of us with a syringe in hand yeah split in two yeah okay i mean i'm just joking that it's

00:32:43.320 that it's actually glad it's committed to each other i'm glad it's committed to radio because

00:32:47.120 that is what i want but it's it's tricky because you've got it it's yeah it's very tricky with

00:32:53.240 cognitive decline it's much more difficult it's much more litigious and difficult than if you

00:32:58.680 just you know right and i want to be clear i'm not depressed she's gorgeous remember

00:33:04.400 over there in the coffin what's that from no it's like tiara being brought in

00:33:09.900 wait on what the person is like it was hugely deformed yeah yeah yeah just in the well of 0.97

00:33:16.820 course like you're ripped apart by a chimp you're ripped apart by a chimp yeah and then they put a 0.99

00:33:21.860 yara on your head for your birthday yeah god you know what's also saves the day poog talking to you 0.96

00:33:34.720 no absolutely like like no it's good i'm i'm having the moment of like i just sort of like

00:33:45.080 was like you do more work than anybody you know you know like it's embarrassing

00:33:50.760 no you do do a lot of work it's just um i don't know this i don't know this feels like a moment 0.97

00:33:59.480 of uh turning over you know this this feels like a time of change something is in the fucking air 0.84

00:34:07.720 yeah okay interesting it's big time no no i feel a big really big big time you're serious oh well 0.84

00:34:15.180 two things oh well first of all there is as we know i yeah i don't really know anything about

00:34:20.000 this but there no there is something um astrological astrological going on always or whatever

00:34:25.920 but no it's more 2027 everything's going to change 2027 is a big one yeah that's the whole like

00:34:31.920 paradigm shift new energy whatever all the old systems will fall apart and such

00:34:38.120 and such but the old systems are always falling apart folks

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00:38:23.040 Oh, and by the way, you should try the probiotic that was sent to us by Dr. B. 0.99

00:38:26.740 Oh, fuck. 1.00

00:38:27.640 It's in a powder? 1.00

00:38:28.660 It's in a powder?

00:38:30.140 Yeah.

00:38:30.660 I'm going to do it tonight. 0.99

00:38:31.480 I'm going to fucking start tonight. 0.98

00:38:32.860 But it's all about if you introduce whatever to the gut, 0.99

00:38:37.760 where you start feeding the gut,

00:38:39.500 you have to keep feeding it the food.

00:38:43.660 Like, basically, it's like you take a probiotic and you stop.

00:38:47.780 It goes away.

00:38:49.040 You have to feed it.

00:38:52.460 Have you been taking it?

00:38:53.920 No.

00:38:54.720 Do you have plans tonight?

00:38:56.460 Say no.

00:38:56.960 No, I...

00:38:57.960 Why?

00:39:00.240 Come out with me.

00:39:00.820 Are you just looking for plans?

00:39:03.200 Come to a screening with me.

00:39:06.060 Oh, is there a screening you're going to specifically?

00:39:07.980 Come on.

00:39:08.600 Cook Cinema?

00:39:09.880 Wait, is today Rosh Hashanah or tomorrow?

00:39:12.520 Tomorrow. 0.99

00:39:13.660 i need to fall to my fucking knees and pray i pray i pray all the time kind of um yeah the constant 0.99

00:39:21.280 um where's the altar huh just like oh constantly going where is my altar you know what i mean like 0.99

00:39:31.140 i know oh my god i mean oh i guess it has to be internal no we have to externalize no we need

00:39:37.820 to external alters

00:39:38.760 just downing a Celsius

00:39:41.840 that a girl 1.00

00:39:42.580 I think it

00:39:44.840 did you get this

00:39:46.920 in the mail 1.00

00:39:47.620 fuck 1.00

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00:39:50.540 it's sent it to my old address

00:39:51.640 oh really

00:39:52.420 yeah

00:39:52.940 is that

00:39:53.680 is that

00:39:54.040 wait

00:39:54.700 that's

00:39:56.040 say

00:39:56.760 oh my god amazing

00:39:58.080 okay they sent us

00:39:59.740 no

00:40:00.280 Sai's been very good to us

00:40:02.100 check this out

00:40:02.720 okay

00:40:03.040 yeah the stuff just

00:40:04.260 I love that we're just

00:40:05.260 on their list

00:40:06.360 don't you dare

00:40:07.340 take us off don't you do now i i pulled it up and pulled it open and i go i see all these different

00:40:13.420 liners right with liners and i go oh no did did something happen where they accidentally put in

00:40:19.180 three of the same color okay i go like you know maybe the promotional kits like things get a

00:40:24.560 little sloppy in the yeah gifting corner and then i turn them and it says no they have different

00:40:30.480 names on them okay but i just want you to take a look because these are remarkably close and i

00:40:35.460 I don't think I have a weak eye.

00:40:37.720 What are the colors?

00:40:39.760 What's the shade? 1.00

00:40:41.740 Flirt, wink, and French. 0.99

00:40:45.360 But what are the shades? 0.71

00:40:47.360 You mean, like, how would I describe them?

00:40:48.740 Brown, red?

00:40:49.400 You said they're so close in shade.

00:40:50.520 What's the shade?

00:40:51.340 They're like this very just, I don't even know, clayish, very like, can't get it out.

00:40:58.720 I just want you to see because it's pretty, I mean, it's impressive, genuinely.

00:41:02.980 it must mean i mean i assume this means they have like an extensive range and then i also am

00:41:08.360 wondering were these bespoke did they look at my lips and say you know you're one you're one of

00:41:14.400 these you know what i'm saying i want to get it out but like oh no those actually don't look that

00:41:20.260 similar now in the light all right sorry so they've sent us one two three four five six seven eight

00:41:26.180 nine lip glosses lip oil glosses what are you gonna do with that because you can't you can't

00:41:33.940 keep them all i mean unless it becomes your hero product right you can't keep them all

00:41:37.320 no no no no you're allowed to keep them all i just mean are you gonna let them take over your 0.82

00:41:44.540 oh makeup i might you know really i don't know i mean i'm really i fucking bought bought remember 0.59

00:41:51.960 i bought the gorgeous lip liner from the hot girl yeah it's gone i was i was using it it's gone 0.90

00:41:57.560 it is fucking gone and i know that it must turn up it's almost like a spirit took it 0.89

00:42:02.600 to pay for your objectification of a yeah yeah exactly 0.99

00:42:09.000 i'm sorry can you tell oh fuck i want those colors they're kind of like brownish 0.99

00:42:19.940 pinkish horror colors oh that's what i want i have to go get them and then i mean it's really 0.96

00:42:28.080 yeah it's a real palette here and then we thank you see look that you know i would never go for

00:42:33.200 it i think oh there's no way this dark brown is gonna work on me i love here it is here it is

00:42:37.520 say okay say how to say it we always say how to say it and by the way yeah i've been using their

00:42:46.700 i have to say i've been using their tinted moisturizer stuff like every day i'm like

00:42:52.140 done with the bottle they sent us that i've been using wait is that the thing that's like

00:42:56.820 base milk or is that something no no it's um it's just a tinted sunscreen it's like spf 30

00:43:02.640 it comes really yeah did i miss that or or i may have purchased it out of pocket no i'm pretty sure 0.97

00:43:09.180 it uh came to us and then we got this this serious kit from one skin oh yeah one skin which fucking 0.70

00:43:19.260 rules and we used i used their skin serum down to the last goddamn drop squeezing it out me too 0.55

00:43:24.820 and i heard some had got it and was like i love this stuff i remember yeah yeah so i open it up

00:43:32.140 and i go i go this is almost i start reading and i go this is almost like content like i was like

00:43:37.880 People might actually be interested in this. I was like, double blind placebo, you know what I mean? And then peptides. And I just, I can't for the life of me lock in. Oh, and then I overheard some gals praising the ever-loving shit out of the Biologique Recherche facial at the new, you know, BR spa or whatever.

00:44:02.500 and saying that wasn't just like a one-time spruce like like it changed their skin no no and i still 0.80

00:44:11.080 have yet to have a br product in my house i've never well it's i mean there's something going

00:44:19.220 on there i all the time go why did i ever get off br right you why vigo loves to seek and never to 0.84

00:44:26.520 find say it a fucking again i mean i'm serious have the answer and then i need to hear it again 0.96

00:44:36.300 oh you could say that again um the ego loves to seek and never to find 0.98

00:44:43.380 oh god that's an episode 001 poog yeah i think the people would sob to hear the recording of me

00:44:52.740 like you know defending poog i know definitely um okay so tailbone pain having a total freak

00:45:02.380 out i started doing that again i started doing some little home workouts melissa would getting 0.94

00:45:07.580 back into it fucking pain on the left side the cossacks i go not this again listeners may recall 0.88

00:45:15.020 years ago i had a chronic tailbone issue had a hairline fracture on my tailbone that was 0.99

00:45:19.580 so painful and it was a full nine months of every time i was sitting it was painful 1.00

00:45:23.200 i was having a board planes with a fucking hemorrhoid pillow looking like i had my ass 0.98

00:45:27.280 blown out i had to go it's actually not a hemorrhoid it's my tailbone driving pain i mean 0.98

00:45:32.340 it was like and i just go i can't go back to that so instead yesterday i tried to do some

00:45:38.460 gentle working out and it was really painful i just gotta stop i can't do anything icing it

00:45:43.680 today's actually slightly better i don't want to get too excited but i love having something to

00:45:49.340 ice it's crazy when ice because when you're icing something like my it was hurting me yesterday i

00:45:55.820 sat on ice pack and i'm like moaning like it feels good when you actually get relief from the ice you

00:46:00.040 go oh shit i do need this it's real ice is real and then i went to the bathtub back on the ice

00:46:06.220 yeah oh you did it back and forth yeah not back and i mean once my headache is clearing 0.98

00:46:11.440 oh it's poo advil um it's incredible it's incredible it's fucking incredible we we take

00:46:19.420 it for we take it for granted every day i mean the way it just knocks it out and i just you know 0.58

00:46:23.600 i don't even have faith like i go i go i know i'm gonna feel better in like 20 minutes and i'm like

00:46:28.740 just believe it like i'm just like set a time for 20 minutes and there you'll be i'm about to beg you 0.96

00:46:34.820 to hang out with me tonight i i don't want the listeners to think i'm an asshole i really want 0.52

00:46:40.920 hang out with you i don't think it's happening tonight that's totally fine it's last minute

00:46:43.860 but was i feel like there's a lot should i stay in and read tonight i doubt it yeah

00:46:51.920 yeah why don't you sit with the self no i don't want to sit with her right now

00:46:58.500 she's fine yeah i mean y'all alone over there or what my partner's out of town

00:47:09.280 is that what you mean there it is yeah no but i've been it's like it's not even saying that's

00:47:14.300 the only reason you want to hang out no no of course not but it's more just that i

00:47:17.940 it would be so good to stay in and read a book i don't know right well

00:47:24.960 yeah don't want to don't how's your want to i just wonder like what were you gonna say how's

00:47:35.320 your what your writing space i don't know you're no no the writing space is not good it's true my

00:47:40.420 office is like is still very much in it's not even that much of a mess it's just like not set up it's

00:47:46.080 just not there yet i'm having fatigue or i'm having not fatigue i'm having like overwhelm of

00:47:52.320 like aesthetic changes i want to make yeah you know how it goes i might try nails yeah they have

00:48:00.100 improved my life and the concept of staging ground that i learned from the add book yeah which is

00:48:06.080 like i need a lot of staging grounds right like okay this is where i put the stuff that i'm

00:48:11.860 gathering to take with me i always use the top of the washing machine in the hall to like put

00:48:18.280 stuff and that's like one of the staging grounds and so it's like why is the stuff here is it dirty

00:48:22.560 is it clean it's neither it's it's like or stuff that needs to go downstairs is like another staging

00:48:27.720 ground and then you just anyway setting them up so then i have these nails on the wall and now

00:48:33.040 that was my i bring when i come home i i put my bag on the nail it's no no life's changing i have

00:48:40.560 um some hooks that were by the side of the door putting the purse on there was huge i went 0.97

00:48:45.340 ballistic looking for my purse the other day where's my fucking purse my keys are my wallet 0.99

00:48:48.700 yeah it's hanging next to the door perfect spot others would say it was there the whole time 0.99

00:48:54.160 i beg to differ what do you mean i don't know just that it it it popped into it popped into

00:49:00.960 place yeah when you were ready when you welcomed it isn't this interesting just like like pretending

00:49:07.120 this is my hair but you can't even see me like i have it pushed up in this way that looks like a

00:49:13.420 you look like felicity porter did you know that felicity when felicity cut her hair

00:49:18.260 got like death threats and the show was almost canceled yes i i thought i told you that

00:49:24.100 you're not the one that told me that it's one of the most like tanked oh honey worse than tanked 0.85

00:49:30.800 death threats people were like rioting can you fucking believe that i remember when my mom 0.98

00:49:39.540 girls got a tough i gotta tell you yeah yeah you got a short haircut and like once and i 0.97

00:49:48.120 remember it first of all it was like I see like a car pull in like from the kitchen table I can

00:49:55.200 see the car pull and go down the driveway which is like you know something I see all the time

00:50:00.540 yeah okay and I just go who's that woman okay it was my mother's car and yet I saw the shadow

00:50:06.280 the silhouette of this woman was sort of a sort of volume on top and then sort of truly short here

00:50:13.020 like a cut you know and i'm just like there's some woman's here

00:50:18.680 and then like i mean i'm making it sound i'm making it sound like i'm subtly i don't i don't

00:50:27.620 remember but i just like i remember one me who is that woman who is she yeah yeah yeah and being

00:50:34.320 confused and then like my dad will posit these theories that are shocking okay because they'll

00:50:40.220 just go like what about hair like like uh for a while he's like he's like um novacs have big faces

00:50:48.340 they don't need big hair okay that was one of his one screwed when it was like theories okay and then

00:50:54.220 it was like but red news didn't tank but yeah people have profound reactions

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00:52:11.720 i love a cryptic warning at the end of an episode look i ordered this what is that

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00:52:27.360 isn't it horrible when you're not familiar with something enough to know which translation is

00:52:34.260 is best meanwhile you haven't even cracked the spine and you're worried about whether you got

00:52:37.640 the best translation i know it's like how about just like oh i need the newman translation i'm a

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Poog with Kate Berlant and Jacqueline Novak - October 08, 2024

Those Who Struggle

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