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Dr. Trendyll and Mr. Zeit 10/15 Amazon Wearables, Elon Musk Documentary, and Google's Top Costumes

Donnerstag, 15. Oktober 2026 · 33 min

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In this edition of Dr. Trendyll and Mr. Zeit, Jack and Miles discuss Dr. Jekyll and Ms. Hyde, Amazon's new (and totally not surveillance device) wearables, the nearly 4 hour long Elon Musk Documentary that just dropped in theaters, and Google's top Halloween costumes for 2026.
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Hello, the Internet, and welcome to this episode of Dr. Trendle and Mr. Zeit. That one courtesy of Devnall. Those are Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde are iconic monsters from the dark universe that never was.

You know, they're like, you know, the same guy, right?

So they're two of my favorite guys. What do you mean?

What are you talking about? These are my favorite guys.

So top two monsters in the Universal Dark Universe. One, Dr. Jekyll. Two, Dracula. Three, Mr. Hyde.

Was Dr. Jekyll a weird guy?

Mr.

Hyde was like the monster version.

Yeah, Mr. Hyde was... Was Dr.

Jekyll kind of a fucking freak too?

I think he was probably very repressed. I'm not that familiar with the text, to be honest with you, Miles.

I have a feeling just based on what I do know, yeah, that probably tracks. He had some stuff going on that he wasn't dealing with.

I'm not overly familiar with the text, but I am familiar with the nutty professor. And I have to feel... I have to assume that he had a big clump energy.

Do you remember Dr. Jekyll and Miss Hyde?

No. Wait a second.

That was from 1995, dude? That fucking....

Comedy movie is sean young again sean young being the object of like man or woman man turning to woman off the heels of ace.

Ventura dr jekyll be a woman.

Because he would turn into miss hide.

Wait so no but for real the doctor was a man and then he would turn into a woman yes so they instead of being dr jekyll turns into a hot chick as miss hide so dr jekyll and miss hide because I was making the joke of like the, you know, famous riddle that's like, but how could I operate on this? How is that possible? And like, people can't wrap their mind around the idea that it would be a woman, but this is, this movie is that premise also. So Dr. Jekyll, obviously a man, but what if Ms.

Hyde, what if he turned into, what if he took a weird serum that his great grandfather made?

What have we introduced ourselves? You're miles gray. I'm Jack O'Brien. And this is the episode where we tell you what's trending. And you're also Mr.

Hyde.

Ms.

Hyde, if you're nasty.

Thursday, October 15th, Miles, what's trending? What's the trending with you?

Yeah, so many things. I mean, so earlier in the day, there was news that, like, about.

Only 20% of the country is fully soulless.

That was a.

Poll regarding the execution of Army officer Nidal Hassan, who committed a mass murder at Fort Hood. And, you know, the whole thing became a controversy because Pete Hegseth was like, we got to live stream his firing squad death. And pretty immediately, not everyone in the administration was on board.

Speaker Mike Johnson is even like, this is going to like radicalize people. Like he had to find a way to tie it to our safety rather than being like, this is objectionable and beyond the pale.

So then earlier this morning, there was this polling that came out.

That said, 80% of Americans are absolutely against any kind of live streamed execution. You'll never guess the party that had more people interested in it. However, a majority of all parties, luckily, were like, this is no.

Wow. No. Even unpopular with the majority of Republicans, huh?

Mm-hmm. 55%, though.

55%.

55% were against it?

Yeah. Because it might radicalize them and we don't want more of that. You know what I'm saying? I don't even know.

Yeah, it could be that.

I think it's 55% of MAGA Republicans specifically, right?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. 64, sorry, of MAGA Republicans, which I'm saying those are the real Republicans.

The real heads. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But yeah, I mean, so Trump came out and said, we're not going to do it. He added that any very good and well-meaning people would rather not watch him die through streaming or through any other visual device. I feel like this was not written by him. Okay, you fucking alien.

Any other visual device?

Yeah. It does feel like this is not necessarily based on... any newfound moral clarity, but rather the fact that it would be illegal experts basically all agree that a live streamed execution would, uh, violate the eighth amendment ban on cruel and unusual punishment since it kind of adds a layer of like humiliation and, uh, like spiking the football on the, on the murder of somebody. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Well, I'm, I'm glad that someone just had to be like, look, we could do it, but there's going to be a lot of court stuff, dude.

Do you want that? And they're probably like, ah, no.

Fine.

We can't even do it and then apologize later? I mean, the fact that we even got to this point is so fucking awful.

Yeah, it's pretty grim. Pretty grim, Miles.

I mean, also, like I was saying earlier, one of the last firing squad ones just was basically a guy got shot a bunch and died slowly.

It wasn't even like instant death.

Yeah, did we ever decide or ever figure out, like, so this is not a common form of execution, right?

I mean, the last one they did was in South Carolina a couple years ago.

Okay, so it is common. Last year. We're still doing this. We're still out here.

The last few have been South Carolina 2025, South Carolina 2025, Utah 2010, Utah 96, Utah 97.

I do wonder if there's any NRA money going into getting... How is that decision being made?

I'm sure there's a coalition of just terrible actors that feel like this is something that we have to keep on the books. Yeah, like right now, it's only like five states that are down with firing squad executions.

There's a terrible article in the New Yorker about the NRA and gun deaths by suicide, which remain really high in the United States. And like, you know, much you're much more likely to die by your own hand than any other way. But if you if you own a gun and this woman who had multiple spouses shoot themselves and her inheritance was like stolen by the NRA, it's fucking just the worst thing. Yeah. Wow. Anyways, the NRA, really bad people who have kind of gone away, but they're still out here.

Yeah, mostly in the gutter, though.

Let's talk about Amazon. They have a new, exciting new eavesdropping device that you can actually wear on your bike.

No, no, don't say that. Don't say that.

Then you're going to freak them out. Oh, okay.

Sorry, sorry, sorry. It's a wearable AI assistant device.

Oh, okay. You know what I mean? The fun of having the Amazon Echo that is in a room in your house always listening to everything that happens in your house. Strapped to your chest. But now strapped to your chest. What if it was everywhere you were?

Basically.

I mean, I think most people in America want the same thing, which is to be under constant digital surveillance, right?

Yeah.

But, yeah, this new Amazon subsidiary company, Bee, has, like, a wearable bracelet and, like, another thing that basically.

Looks onto the Mac. Oh, like a bumblebee?

Cute. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Bee, just buzzing around, just buzzing your information back to Quantico or Langley, whatever, wherever.

You want it to be in Virginia. But, yeah, like, one's a wearable bracelet.

The other's, like, looks like a battery pack that you kind of stick to the back of a phone, which... Yeah, it looks very, very slick and people I'm sure won't notice. But the way they say is you press the physical buttons and it makes both gadgets listen to your surroundings and instantly turn them into summaries and action items. B wants the devices to summarize your meetings, negotiation talks and pitches or capture quick voice.

Notes on the go.

It says every B device, they give you like two weeks of memory for free summaries.

Great.

And then it basically has, like, you pay a monthly fee, and it gives you unlimited summaries and to-do lists. The one thing is, like, interesting. Most people are like, what about the fucking privacy? It says, confidential by design. Your conversations stay yours alone. BFrontier uses encryption that only you control.

Not even Amazon can access your data.

Unless you choose to share it.

Unless you choose to, I don't know. Leave the default settings.

So it sounds like there is a way, if they had to, that that's available rather than being like, that's completely, that's just not a thing that it's capable of from jump.

Fuck, man. They also like really make it, it's tiny and looks like the sort of thing that people put on the, underneath a car bumper in a spy movie. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like it just, it feels like so easy to be abused. Yeah, exactly. Almost as if it was designed that way.

Yeah, it's very like in the in the bracelet looks like a Fitbit.

So it fits it visually fits into sort of like very normal item ubiquitous items that we kind of see day to day.

I'm still trying to figure out who this is useful for.

Sure.

Right. Like. I feel like the only people that were walking around recording their own voice notes that I remember, it's from movies, were doctors and forensic pathologists in the 80s.

Right. Yeah, like going through, like Clarice Starling being like, okay, there's a protrusion underneath the left arm as she's examining a dead body. So it'd be good for her, I guess.

Good for Clarice. Okay.

Good for Clarice. Good for Hunter S. Thompson. He would always be taking dictation while he was out of his mind on acid so he could remember all the thoughts that came to him. So maybe good for Hunter S. Thompson types. Yeah.

I mean, the other thing I think of is like executive function. Maybe it is good to be like, oh yeah, this helps me keep track of that. But this feels a little dystopian and it's not being marketed as an aid for anything like that.

And I know people who like struggle with that kind of thing.

I know they have apps that they absolutely do use that are geared towards that.

But the whole thing is that it's a wearable AI assistant.

The promo video is a depiction of a busy fashion brand owner going through her day trying to balance her bustling new fashion company and being a parent or just a person in the world with their own personal relationships. And I'm like, I don't know how this is relatable stuff.

Yeah.

As a busy fashion brand owner, that's how I open every conversation that I have.

Right, now you've shrunk your audience down to fucking half a percent of people. If you go, as a busy parent, now you've got about 60% going. Nah, man.

Parent is broke going shit all right how i get to lambo how i use this to be a busy fashion brand owner bro you know number one job everybody wants busy.

You know that kid's food money doctor bills tuition or whatever you're paying bro that's a fucking lambo payment bro out the fucking and you wonder why you're in a fucking corolla fam so thank.

You so the one time that ai has been that i've had my ears have perked was when they talked about The little stupid meta charm thing that you like wear around your neck and like has eyes on. And they were like, you'll remember where you left your keys. And I was like, well, wait a second. Now, wait a second there.

That's a fucking game changer for me.

Okay, AI. Okay, Mark Zuckerberg, you have my attention.

Is there any number of tracking little keychain devices you could put for your keys?

I don't know, man. I can't keep track of all the... I've got tile accounts that are out of batteries and just fucking.

I think the biggest thing, because we both have a similar way of being scatterbrained, is... You have to have a place where it goes every fucking time.

That's the only way I've been able to do that.

I've built the muscle memory of when I come in, I fucking throw the.

Always goes on the hook.

Always goes on the little dish fucking every time.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Or... So I could build healthy habits like that.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Or I could give away the privacy and my brain to Amazon and people who have shown time and time again... To not have our best interests in mind. Yeah.

And it comes with this cool little Tamagotchi, too.

View us as an optimizable consumption machine. I will say, I have ADD and a very fallible memory. I feel like sometimes the human memory is... like remembering and forgetting stuff in a way that's like, okay, if I forgot that it probably wasn't that important. You know what I mean?

Like in terms of like, what are existential things?

Yeah. Like I don't need a item list of everything that was said to me and that I said in return the, you know, on a given day, I feel like that might just be more stressful. We'll just be like, Jesus.

It also presupposes that we weren't able to do any of this shit before this fucking device. That's what the brain was. We got here without this shit, just so you know.

Yeah, that's what the brain used to be for. And this is actually.

Taking a job of a human assistant.

You're telling me you were able to build your life as a busy fashion brand owner before without wearable AI? No way. Yeah, right.

Yeah, fucking right.

Sure. Let's take a quick break. We'll come back. We got Google's Halloween costume trends just dropped. We'll be right back. And we're back. We're back. Spooky. Spooky. Epstein Banking Association. Oh, no. We'll get to the Halloween costumes. But it is weird to me for something that's as popular just across all groups as like, hey, what the fuck happened with Epstein Files?

Where did that all go? Why, as we near the midterms, people aren't talking more about that and that it seems to have just been dropped. Weird.

Weird.

By the people in power.

Weird. I think I'm sure they go and they look at a binary and they're like, I think people are being crushed by their bills more than they're worried about the Epstein files at present.

However, you should keep that going.

Keep that going.

Don't forget about it now because that's a huge, huge fucking blight that needs to be addressed.

Yeah. I guess it is also people in both parties so it doesn't like it probably they're just like you're the Epstein files on the Republican side and the Democratic side so it's probably not as easy a thing to but I just just want it to be in the back of everybody's mind we still got a lot of people to go and uh.

Yeah look into tell in tell on or just read about and then say what are you doing about that hey what's going on there but yeah I mean uh I mean, it feels like the only person that had any kind of consequences was that whistleblower that recently died mysteriously that exposed the relationship between Jeffrey Epstein and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick.

Yeah, what happened with that? Did he ever do an investigation?

I mean, it sounds like the British government was like, or people were calling for some kind of investigation.

He died in Thailand, sort of mysteriously.

So....

Yeah, I think this is still a thing that needs to be talked about. Luckily, there is some good news about this. Elizabeth Warren, it's actually a bipartisan effort being led by Elizabeth Warren, introduced a bill that's specifically going after all the people in banking that enabled Epstein. This bill was just introduced today. It's called the Epstein-Wall Street Records Act. If passed, it would force regulators, including the Federal Reserve and the Securities and Exchange Commission, to investigate Epstein Epstein connected financial firms and executives for potential breaches of banking investment or illicit funding, funding laws, and even ban wrongdoers from the U S financial sector. Unfortunately, it's

just more like, did you do any financial boo-boos with Epstein?

Right.

Can we get you someone on that?

I mean, I think it's just as important for people who, you know, were aiding the like financial operation of Jeffrey Epstein.

Yeah.

But it's, definitely falls short of like the other, like the truly heinous criminal behavior that was going down that we've, you know, that we've, that have been revealed in the files.

It is the thing that like it literal receipts, right? So there's, uh, it's a little bit easier to track maybe than all the shit that they were. Um, I mean, although they, they did seem to love taking pictures with Epstein and all, all the evidence.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Like, all right, we've done log. We've done the unspeakable crimes. Now we just have to take care of the evidence. Now watch this drive. Exactly. Jesus. I'm just looking at this story. So the guy who blew the whistle, 57-year-old, died by hanging in Bangkok in Thailand. And then his family is like, there's no wrongdoing here. There's nothing to see here. That's interesting. Yeah.

I mean, he's not the first person that's like on the periphery of this story to pass away or even like, you know, Virginia Giuffre too.

Like there's just.

People still die in ways that don't seem to be natural, peaceful deaths.

Or people not on the periphery. Like there's this one guy who's been connected to Jeffrey Epstein. I think his name is Jeffrey Epstein. who died by hanging also. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, you're right. Find a new angle. The hanging thing's not looking suspicious.

It's not even the periphery. It's the main characters, too.

Alex Gibney has his Elon Musk doc. Musk is out in theaters now, and it's four hours. People say it's pretty terrifying in all the ways that you would expect it to be. I am looking forward to it.

Like in a way where it's like, oh, you're not even actually.

terrified enough you need to watch this oh wow fuck i'm already terrified this guy's a.

Real psycho um but anyways this is proving to be like kind of one of the first tests of the the new sky dance i i know somebody works.

Sky dance paramount discover warner brothers.

I know somebody who works at HBO and came in the day after the merger and Skydance on all the computers, on all the computer screens.

Wallpaper changed, boom.

Yeah, boom.

That's like they can't even change.

You are Skydance.

You can't even have custom wallpapers?

I know. That sucks, man.

Like a nice beach scene or whatever, yeah.

So people are wondering, you know, is this new oligarch-owned media super conglomerate Right. Going to continue to make, you know, Alex Gibney's documentaries are old. showing up on hbo is that going to be the.

Yeah like this one's produced yeah this is a production this is this is also being produced by hbo yeah but this was all happening pre ellison acquisition so yeah a lot of people like Is this going to actually make, obviously it's in theaters, but will it then do the thing where it goes to HBO and many people are able to see it there? Gibney was also curious about that too, but he says that he has assurances that it will actually air.

He said, quote, I was concerned until recently.

I've been told that they will air it and that even David Ellison very well knows about it and promises he will air it. Um, he added that as of now, quote, very specific plans are in the works for HBO to air Musk sometime in January.

Okay. Skydance and HBO didn't comment.

Sure.

Um, but yeah, like I'm, I.

Am curious cause this, you know, Musk was being talked about as like coming on as like an equity investor for the acquisition.

I bet he'd love to, you know? Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. I'm sure he would. So we'll, we'll, we'll see, we'll see what happens there. But I, he says that it's happening. I just, there's just something about that quote where it says, and he promises he will air it.

That just feels like absolutely not.

It's just, I don't know why that that kind of language to me just feels really like there's no way.

So far, the projects that I've heard that he's like, okay, I need to prove that I'm like about it and like a good steward of the arts. So far I've heard Barbie 2 and Girls Reboot. Or the two projects that have been newly announced. If he feels pressure to be announcing new projects and getting new projects out there, let's go. But you need to prove that you're willing to do things that are uncomfortable for billionaires.

Yeah, yeah. Girl, I saw that. It's like girls rebooted now.

We're so old, though. I know, I know. He's going to relaunch Taken. a reboot of Taken, except this time it's the, the Liam Neeson character is a billionaire's son.

I mean, yeah, I mean, who knows also too, like what his idea of what Barbie 2, the good version is going to be anyway.

Yeah. And finally, Google's top Halloween costumes have dropped. And the number one costume is Buddy, which this was, I didn't, I didn't realize that this had hit as hard as it had, but this is the sort of, Barney-coated unicorn from the horror movie Buddy. Did you see the trailers for this where it's like, I love you, like type shit? Oh, yeah, yeah.

And then it gets fucking wicked, right?

Yeah, yeah. And then it turns out that Barney slash Buddy might not be as friendly as he appears. Oh, God. Yeah, so it was like a very small... indie horror movie that like, I think they spent a few million dollars on and it made like $ 30 million. So, you know, we, I think obsession and, uh, back rooms took up a lot of the oxygen, but there are these other kind of small budget horror movies that are breaking through. Nikki from obsession is number three, which simple costume, some pretty simple and effective.

Just got to get.

Dirty as fuck. And then, uh, Nito is on there.

Fucking neato, man.

The neato craze.

They're fucking, people have lost their goddamn minds over this shit.

I know. Kids these days? Are you kidding me?

I remember, I think I was talking about it like a few, maybe a year ago when like we were with Her Majesty's like cousin's kid who was like in high school and was just like talking about how they were like going store to store looking for fucking neatos and like calling their friends up like, oh, you want me to get you a couple of these?

Like, yeah, they got the blue one, blah, blah.

I didn't realize that was a time-honored thing for the kids. But yeah, people are fucking busting down doors for Nitos.

Yeah, my nephew is a real Nito aficionado. He's like, ah, that one? Yeah, exactly. When we were in Ocean City, he had the entire town He knew when the next Neato shipment was coming in, which one had the good one. Like the fucking wire? Yeah, he had it like the wire within a week.

Oh, my God.

Yeah, it was pretty impressive, actually.

And now they've gone even further. They're doing an advent calendar.

The Neato advent calendar. Yeah, man. Every good toy brand.

Hey, for all the Christian hypebeasts, dude.

You got to.

Have you done an advent calendar, any newfangled advent calendar that isn't more than chocolate?

Yes, we've done a, I believe it was a Star Wars Lego, like where you got little minifigs and little fun little builds. Like they were, you know, an eight-piece build.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

When my kids were first getting into Legos. And that was a delight for them. Huh. Well. Yeah.

There is some good in the world.

Well, well, well. Number four, Agamemnon from The Odyssey. Which is interesting.

You want that Benny Safdie eyeliner look?

Yeah. I guess it's like, yeah, it's kind of a haunting look. Yeah.

I mean, doesn't it feel like a lot of shit you got to wear to pull that one off?

It does. I feel like just do The Odyssey. What? Isn't his name The Odyssey?

Hey, The Odyssey. Dude.

Hey, dude, it's me, The Odyssey.

He wore that big ass helmet. And the fucking armor that Agamemnon wore, unless you're just trying to be like, look at my eyeliner.

I'm Agamemnon.

Right.

That'd probably be the, that'd be the lazy version. A lot of people being Oliver tree also.

I see.

Yeah.

Oliver tree. Shout out. I had a very.

Distinct look too.

Yeah.

Who's why, why is disco Scooby doo?

So this feels like, this feels like the purest form of like the, a thing from the zeitgeist totally missed me, but I think people are coming of age and, for whom the 2004 sequel Scooby-Doo Monsters Unleashed is a foundational text, you know? Yeah. Far be it from me. I've always said, like, my taste in movies is, if you ever hear me say something confident about my taste in movies, just know that I saw the movie Teen Wolf so many times at such a young age. that when I watch Teen Wolf to this day, I'm still like, there goes a perfect movie. My lens was shaped by the movie Teen Wolf.

That's like me and Speed.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

That's a fucking cop movie. And I'm like, yep.

Uh-huh. Perfect. Get him. Get him. I think Disco Scooby-Doo has, or Scooby-Doo Monsters Unleashed has a similar hold over The Youngs because they, Disco Scooby-Doo is on the list of overall top 10 costumes this year. And then also Disco Scooby-Doo and Shaggy is the number one top duo costume. Number one. Disco Scoob and Shag. So, yeah.

Is Scooby-Doo black? Because he has an afro.

He does have an afro. That is an important question. I mean, is that comparison Scooby-Doo Monsters Unleashed and... Teen Wolf more apropos than I even realized because Teen Wolf is essentially working through white cultures, anxiety slash hopes for black culture taking over where they're like, and then when he's a werewolf, he's good at basketball and he creates dance fads that look like Michael Jackson's thriller dance. It's like, okay.

And girls want to fuck him, but we're like mad about the, the white guys are mad about that.

He's taking all the white women.

At one point, he's walking down the hallway and someone says, hey, go wolf. And then he starts breakdancing for no real reason. Anyways.

I'm just saying the afro suggests.

Yeah, Scooby having an afro. Although there were a lot of white people with afros in the 70s, I will say. But this looks acutely black, this afro.

He has the Black Power Afro pic in there, too.

He's really showing us this really can only be read one way.

It looks like the guy behind him is a skinhead.

Yeah, they don't look like they're happy to see him there. Yeah, black tank top, tatted up, skinhead.

They're all talking shit. They're all talking a bunch of shit about fucking Shaggy.

Hey, man, stick with.

Your own, man. Yeah, who the fuck you think you are, man? Let's see. Anybody else jumping out at you? Shakira, Shakira. Shout out to Shakira still being... So number one on the top kids' costume is Dolly Parton, which is a great idea. And I'm sure there's so many different looks. Like, everybody could go as Dolly Parton and not.

I feel like every, like, whenever I saw, like, toddlers in tiaras in, like, the talent section, like, all the kids were always in some, like, rhinestone cowboy skirt thing that I was like, this is all just Dolly Parton. Y'all are just ripping off Dolly Parton. So, yeah, I can see how that could probably be a thing.

Big wigs. Big wigs. You know what I'm saying?

Mm-hmm.

Is Shakira... Ella Langley. Ella Langley is just a.

She's got the number one song.

Yeah. Is Shakira just like still out here because of the World Cup? Like that's people are like, hell yeah.

I mean, this is one of those things too. We all.

talk about this every year.

Certainly not four out of ten children are going to be Shakira kind of a thing. But it's probably that there's added interest that is outside of the norm. So it's like charting in that sense because the search heat is up.

So I could see that probably.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. We'll have to let you know at the end. I always do my roundup of the costumes I saw the most since we get thousands of trick-or-treaters.

I am looking forward to your thousand trick-or-treater survey to see.

This is, man, Jack, this is going to be a great use of AI.

Just put a camera up with AI and just be like, I'm doing some research. It's just basically tabulating all the different children's costumes.

So if you don't mind when you get candy, I will do a facial scan.

I will say top duo costumes, I would... I've seen this movie multiple times in college. Never sober. I never would have caught this as what this costume is supposed to be. Joe Dirt and Brandy is number 10 on the top duo costumes list. Joe Dirt and Brandy?

Joe Dirtay and Brandy?

I used to watch that because it was like peak when we were obsessed with Christopher Walken, you know? and he's just in there going, Joe Dirt! It's Joe Dirt! Joe Dirt!

Joe Dirt! Joe Dirt!

But yeah, I would not have caught Joe Dirt. I mean, I guess I would have known Joe Dirt because it's a very specific mullet wig.

Yeah, and I think it allows, it's easy enough where it's like, do you have a mop, a mullet, and a woman in cut-off jean shorts?

Right, right, right.

Together, that is Joe Dirt and Brandy.

We got multiple off-campus J-Lo and Maverick, Hannah and Garrett. Wait, J-Lo and Maverick. Is that like them when they're performing that song together?

What's off campus?

You don't know off campus?

No.

So off campus is like that. It was the hot. It was like straight heated rivalry. It was like a hockey show.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I remember that one. Yeah, wait, I've talked about this. Oh, it's a scene from it where the characters dress. Okay, yes, yes.

Now I know what you're talking about. I think there is like, is it a Halloween scene where one's dressed as J-Lo and the other's dressed as Maverick?

I think so. She got the Versace green dress on.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Party scene.

Wow. Good luck getting that Versace green.

Oh, I'm sure there's... There's the bag version that is combustible in sunlight.

All right. Those are some of the things that are trending. We are back tomorrow with the whole last episode of the show. Until then, be kind to each other. Be kind to yourselves. Get your vaccines while you still can. Get your flu shots. Don't do nothing about white supremacy. We will talk to you all tomorrow. Bye.

Bye.

Bye.

The Daily Zeitgeist is executive produced by Catherine Law. Co-produced by Victor Wright.

Co-written by J.M. McNabb. Today's episode edited and engineered by Brandon Dickard.

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