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The episode begins with an advertisement for Aura, an online safety toolkit. The hosts then discuss their recent trip to London, where they recorded the podcast and attended a show. They share anecdotes about their experiences, including a bizarre encounter with a man who shouted "you're all lizard people" during their interview with Kenny Allstar. They also discuss their thoughts on Jaguar Wright, a singer known for her controversial opinions, and the "Shit and Gigs" controversy surrounding Andrew Schultz's jokes about black women. The conversation then shifts to the legal case against Puff Daddy, with the hosts speculating on potential outcomes and the impact on the music industry. They discuss the possibility of a plea deal, the potential for revealing incriminating information about other individuals, and the public's reaction to such events. They also delve into the complexities of prostitution and sex trafficking, acknowledging the existence of both consensual and forced prostitution. The episode concludes with a discussion about Ron Jeremy's sexual assault charges, which were recently dismissed, and the hosts' reminisce about rewinding VHS porn tapes. They also discuss their preferences for porn, the rise of VR porn, and their favorite porn stars. The hosts then take calls from listeners, discussing dating after a long-term relationship and whether or not John Legend is overrated.

Outlines

00:00:00

Introduction, Advertisement, and London Trip

This segment begins with an advertisement for Aura, a comprehensive online safety toolkit. The hosts then discuss their recent trip to London, where they recorded the podcast and attended a show. They share anecdotes about their experiences, including a bizarre encounter with a man who shouted "you're all lizard people" during their interview with Kenny Allstar.

00:05:43

London Trip Reflections and Missed Party

The hosts share their experiences in London, highlighting the lack of exciting stories due to their busy work schedule. They mention missing a party that they later learned was amazing, highlighting the irony of their timing. They also discuss their thoughts on Jaguar Wright, a singer known for her controversial opinions, and the "Shit and Gigs" controversy surrounding Andrew Schultz's jokes about black women.

00:35:01

Puff Daddy's Legal Troubles and Potential Outcomes

The discussion revolves around the legal case against Puff Daddy, speculating on potential outcomes and the impact on the music industry. The speakers discuss the possibility of Puff Daddy cooperating with authorities, the potential for revealing incriminating information about other individuals, and the cultural implications of such revelations.

01:09:02

The Potential for a Plea Deal and the Future of Puff Daddy

The speakers return to the possibility of a plea deal and its impact on Puff Daddy's future. They speculate on the likelihood of a plea deal, the potential for a 10-year sentence, and the public's reaction to such an outcome.

01:10:24

The Complexity of Prostitution and Sex Trafficking

The conversation delves into the complexities of prostitution and sex trafficking, acknowledging the existence of both consensual and forced prostitution. The speakers emphasize the importance of distinguishing between these two situations and avoiding judgment of individuals who engage in consensual acts with adults.

01:13:12

Ron Jeremy's Case Dismissed and Rewinding VHS Porn

The conversation starts with a discussion about Ron Jeremy's sexual assault charges, which were recently dismissed. The hosts discuss the absurdity of the situation and how Ron Jeremy was once a prominent figure in the porn industry. The conversation shifts to a discussion about rewinding VHS tapes, specifically porn tapes. The hosts reminisce about the days of renting porn from Blockbuster and the awkwardness of rewinding the tapes before returning them.

01:15:42

Porn Preferences and the Rise of VR Porn

The hosts discuss their preferences for porn, with one host preferring storylines and the other preferring to get straight to the point. They also discuss their preferences for different types of porn, such as threesomes. The conversation turns to the rise of VR porn and the potential for it to become a major force in the industry. The hosts discuss the potential for VR porn to be used in a variety of ways, including for sexual assault.

01:23:01

Strip Club Dilemma and the Apex Predator of Single Women

A new listener calls in to discuss a dilemma with his girlfriend who doesn't want him to go to strip clubs. The hosts discuss the cultural differences between the South and the North when it comes to strip clubs. The hosts discuss the way that married women often view single women as a threat. They discuss the insecurity that can lead to this type of behavior and the ways that it can affect relationships.

01:43:38

Dating After a Long-Term Relationship and John Legend's Music

A new listener calls in to discuss how long she should wait to start dating after a 10-year relationship. The hosts discuss the importance of taking time to heal and feel comfortable before dating again. The hosts discuss whether or not John Legend is overrated. They discuss his music, his concerts, and his overall popularity. The conversation revolves around John Legend's music and its suitability for kissing. The speakers discuss specific songs, including \"Green Light,\" \"All of Me,\" and \"Ordinary People,\" and debate whether Legend's music has declined in quality over time.

01:54:27

Overrated Music and Recency Bias

The conversation shifts to overrated music, with the speakers expressing their opinions on John Legend's \"Adorn\" and comparing his music to Miguel's. They discuss the merits of both artists and their respective musical styles. The speakers discuss the concept of recency bias in music, arguing that recent songs are often overvalued. They express their appreciation for John Legend's \"Green Light\" and its collaboration with Andre 3000.

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Q&A

• What is Aura and what services does it offer?

  Aura is a comprehensive online safety toolkit that offers identity theft protection, dark web monitoring, credit and transaction monitoring, firewalls, VPN, a password manager, parental controls, and more.

• What happened during the hosts' interview with Kenny Allstar in London?

  A man stood outside the studio holding a sign that said "you're all lizard people" and shouted about microchips. The hosts found the situation bizarre and were initially hesitant to continue the interview.

• What are some of Jaguar Wright's controversial opinions?

  Jaguar Wright is known for her tendency to tear people down and make inflammatory statements. She has been criticized for her comments about various celebrities, including 50 Cent and Jamie Foxx.

• What is the "Shit and Gigs" controversy and how did the hosts react to it?

  The "Shit and Gigs" controversy involves Andrew Schultz's jokes about black women, which sparked backlash and criticism. The hosts were initially unaware of the controversy while in London but were surprised to learn about it upon their return.

• What are the hosts' main issue with Andrew Schultz's jokes about black women?

  The hosts are uncomfortable with Schultz's delivery and the way he bounces back and forth between making jokes and seemingly serious statements. They find his behavior unsettling and are unsure if his jokes are intended to be funny or offensive.

• What are the potential outcomes of the legal case against Puff Daddy?

  The speakers speculate on a range of possibilities, including Puff Daddy cooperating with authorities, revealing incriminating information about others, taking a plea deal, or going to trial.

• How might the public react to the revelations that could emerge from the Puff Daddy case?

  The speakers anticipate a mixed reaction, with some individuals potentially overlooking the seriousness of the allegations due to the "it didn't happen to me" mentality. They also discuss the potential for the case to be used as a distraction from political issues.

• What are the ethical considerations surrounding prostitution and sex trafficking?

  The speakers acknowledge the existence of both consensual and forced prostitution, emphasizing the importance of distinguishing between these two situations and avoiding judgment of individuals who engage in consensual acts with adults.

• How long should someone wait to start dating after a long-term relationship?

  There is no set amount of time to wait to start dating after a long-term relationship. It's important to take as much time as you need to heal and feel comfortable before dating again. It's also important to be prepared for disappointment and to remember that dating is a numbers game.

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