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The podcast begins with a humorous introduction and welcomes Haley Joel Osment as a guest. They discuss his new movie "Blink Twice" and his previous appearances on the show. The conversation then shifts to the 25th anniversary of "The Sixth Sense" and how it was the first movie date for the host's wife. They also discuss the movie's impact on the host's life and how it influenced his career. The podcast delves into a humorous anecdote about the host's recent arrest for wearing a mask on the Long Island Railroad. They discuss the absurdity of the situation and how it relates to the plot of the HBO show "Watchmen." The podcast continues with a discussion about pre-cogs and the concept of defunding the police. They discuss the potential benefits of having pre-cogs in law enforcement and how it could improve public safety. The podcast touches on Elon Musk's recent changes to Twitter, including the renaming of the platform to "X." They discuss the implications of these changes and how they affect the way people use social media. The podcast features a humorous story about the host's arrest for wearing a Richard Nixon mask while going surfing. They discuss the absurdity of the situation and how it led to their arrest. The podcast delves into a discussion about the prevalence of defecation in public places, particularly in Home Depot toilets. They discuss the phenomenon and how it relates to the early Jackass videos. The podcast features a discussion about basketball players, including Wembenyana and Stephen Curry. They discuss the potential for a Peacock series featuring the host and Wembenyana. The podcast continues with a discussion about movies and TV shows, including "Bad Monkey" and "Shuga." They discuss the recent trend of shows that feature unexpected twists and turns. The podcast concludes with a reflection on the 25th anniversary of "The Sixth Sense" and how time has passed since its release. They encourage listeners to reflect on the past and how it has shaped their lives.

Outlines

00:00:00

Introduction, Guest Introduction, and The Sixth Sense Anniversary

The podcast begins with a humorous introduction and welcomes Haley Joel Osment as a guest. They discuss his new movie "Blink Twice" and his previous appearances on the show. The conversation then shifts to the 25th anniversary of "The Sixth Sense" and how it was the first movie date for the host's wife. They also discuss the movie's impact on the host's life and how it influenced his career.

00:20:42

Law Enforcement, Masks, and Pre-Cogs

The podcast delves into a humorous anecdote about the host's recent arrest for wearing a mask on the Long Island Railroad. They discuss the absurdity of the situation and how it relates to the plot of the HBO show "Watchmen." The podcast continues with a discussion about pre-cogs and the concept of defunding the police. They discuss the potential benefits of having pre-cogs in law enforcement and how it could improve public safety.

00:28:25

Elon Musk, Twitter, and Public Defecation

The podcast touches on Elon Musk's recent changes to Twitter, including the renaming of the platform to "X." They discuss the implications of these changes and how they affect the way people use social media. The podcast delves into a discussion about the prevalence of defecation in public places, particularly in Home Depot toilets. They discuss the phenomenon and how it relates to the early Jackass videos.

00:30:16

Basketball Players, Movies, and TV Shows

The podcast features a discussion about basketball players, including Wembenyana and Stephen Curry. They discuss the potential for a Peacock series featuring the host and Wembenyana. The podcast continues with a discussion about movies and TV shows, including "Bad Monkey" and "Shuga." They discuss the recent trend of shows that feature unexpected twists and turns.

00:33:47

Reflection on Time and The Sixth Sense

The podcast concludes with a reflection on the 25th anniversary of "The Sixth Sense" and how time has passed since its release. They encourage listeners to reflect on the past and how it has shaped their lives.

00:46:56

Geodude's Appearance Fee and Professor Oak's Influence

The conversation revolves around Geodude, a Pokemon who demands an appearance fee of 10k. The speaker discusses the challenges of finding a part-time job and the difficulties of dealing with Geodude's demands. The speaker reveals that Professor Oak, a prominent figure in the Pokemon world, has been influencing their actions. The speaker expresses frustration with Oak's guidance and the unexpected consequences of following his advice.

00:50:43

The Side Duck, the Poke App, and Ethical Concerns

The speaker discusses their concerns about the Poke app and its potential impact on their side duck, a term used to describe a romantic partner outside of a primary relationship. The speaker worries about the app's influence on the duck's behavior and the ethical implications of using it. The speaker raises ethical concerns about the Pokemon world, particularly the practice of keeping Pokemon in Pokeballs. They question the level of agency Pokemon have and consider the possibility of releasing them into the wild.

00:54:26

Pokemon Liberation and Plug Bag

The speaker reflects on the consequences of releasing Pokemon into the wild, highlighting the potential dangers they face from predators and the challenges of adapting to a new environment. The conversation shifts to plugs, a segment of the show where guests promote their projects. The speaker plugs their movie "Blink Twice" and discusses its release in theaters.

01:05:05

Action Boys Podcast, Trans Life One, and Prison Abolitionism

The speaker plugs the "Action Boys" podcast, a movie podcast focusing on 70s, 80s, and 90s action movies. They mention the podcast's free episodes and upcoming live show. The speaker promotes the "Trans Life One" blog and encourages listeners to donate or signal boost their posts. They also announce upcoming tour dates in the UK and East Coast. The speaker discusses their newfound belief in prison abolitionism, advocating for the dismantling of the prison system. They express their views on the need for alternative solutions to crime and punishment.

01:07:45

Dash's Assholery

The speaker criticizes Dash, a prominent figure in the Pokemon world, for his perceived arrogance and lack of empathy. They express frustration with Dash's behavior and the impact it has on others.

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Q&A

• What is Haley Joel Osment's new movie called and what is it about?

  Haley Joel Osment's new movie is called "Blink Twice." It follows a tech titan named Slater King who is trying to rehabilitate his reputation after a scandal.

• What is the new pilot program that Professor Oak is launching in the Pokemon world?

  Professor Oak is launching a new pilot program that allows Pokemon to communicate with their trainers through the Polka Dex. This program allows Pokemon to share their thoughts and feelings with their trainers.

• What is the name of the Pokemon that Ember Chucket is training?

  Ember Chucket is training a Geodude, a rock-type Pokemon.

• What is the unexpected twist in the show "Shuga" that the hosts discuss?

  In episode six of "Shuga," Colin Farrell's character peels his face off to reveal that he is an alien. This twist comes as a surprise to the hosts, who had not picked up on the clues that suggested his alien nature.

• What is the name of the show that the hosts discuss that is similar to "Cobra Kai"?

  The hosts discuss a potential "Cobra Kai" style show featuring Haley Joel Osment, where he plays his character from "The Sixth Sense" all grown up and still seeing dead people.

• What is the name of the character that Haley Joel Osment plays in "The Sixth Sense"?

  Haley Joel Osment's character in "The Sixth Sense" is named Cole Sear.

• What is Geodude's appearance fee and why does he demand it?

  Geodude demands a 10k appearance fee, which he believes is a fair compensation for his time and effort. He feels that he deserves to be paid for his appearances, as he is a valuable asset.

• What are the ethical concerns surrounding the use of Pokeballs and the treatment of Pokemon?

  The speaker raises concerns about the level of agency Pokemon have while trapped in Pokeballs. They question whether Pokemon are truly happy or if they are being exploited for the benefit of trainers.

• What are the speaker's views on prison abolitionism and why do they believe in it?

  The speaker believes that prisons are inherently harmful and ineffective. They advocate for alternative solutions to crime and punishment, such as restorative justice and community-based programs.

• What is the speaker's opinion of Dash and why do they have a negative view of him?

  The speaker criticizes Dash for his perceived arrogance and lack of empathy. They feel that Dash is too self-absorbed and doesn't care about the well-being of others.

Show Notes