The transcript discusses an interview in the 90s where white men expressed their dislike for watching basketball due to black players and the occurrence of suicides among families due to financial stress.
In this conversation, the speakers discuss their opinions on Robert De Niro's acting in the movie The Irishman, with some of them loving it while others thought it was subpar.
The speaker discusses how a rapper's career can have ebbs and flows, but it appears that this rapper is highly proficient and focused, using a specific formula and style for his work.
The speaker ponders the origins of a term and makes a surprising analogy to understanding the humanity of a mummified person, only to reveal that the topic at hand is about a well-known historical figure who ended up siding with fascists.
Comedian and podcast host Chris D'Elia talks about hanging out with various celebrities, including Dave Navarro, Tig Notaro, and Joe Rogan, and doing shots with them.