Deep Cuts

The show is about 50% ads placed at absolute random; no “a word from our sponsors” stuff, the ads just break in mid-sentence, and they’re usually loud, screaming ones. Absolute amateur hours from these two. Good grief.

“I plugged the description into midjourney…” Oh yeah, take the thing you described, put it into an art stealing slop software, then describe a completely irrelevant image to the listeners of an audio-based show again. Probably use chat gpt for the scripts too. Some episodes are just filled with complete ramblings of unrelated info or grating comedy bits, some are derailed by boring b-plot of these characters they play, and some stick to the point and provide what their intro describes. I would just zone out or skip the filler to get to the informative parts, but after the open use of AI image generation by Andrew, that’s where I draw the line and where I’m tapping out of this podcast.

Loved listening to you guys, but yall have just been too political. Gotta leave it.

I really wanted to like this podcast because the topics are fascinating and I like what they do on social media. But the constant rambling and getting off topic is maddening. For instance, the Howard Stern episode is 1.5 hours long...45 minutes of it is just random stuff about people they know and where they used to work. And it's not like they lead off with that. They'll stop talking about the subject and go off on tangents that have nothing to do with the story line. So I can't just fast forward through they random stuff. It's mixed in and makes it impossible to figure out when it starts and stops so you.can get back to the topic. I laughed when one of them said they write scripts for the show. You sure? Because you either never stick to it, or your script writing is terrible.