What was yesterday's civility is today's dirtbag left is tomorrow's red brown alliance. The browbeating never stops. I really like your wheatus bit at the end, it's too damn catchy
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Shout out to your female co-host who mentioned 'Behind the bastards', it's a very informative podcast. I've been a Chapostani since the very early days but this was my first time hearing Amber being interviewed and it was great to hear her expound like this without the constraints of the Chaposphere. Also my first time seeing a picture of Amber and I'm a little annoyed by how much hotter she is than Felix.
grrrr I had that shit on preorder from like the moment I heard about it and I was so mad that it got pushed back to 2022. That being said, I love the Dry Boys but they need a little feminine energy in there
The thing with startups is that the perks make you feel like you’re “part of it”. They make you forget that what’s going to happen is that the owners will sell the company, make a bunch of money, and you maybe will get to keep your job for a year after the sale.
@@Sneezes_LoL maybe, but not nearly how you might think. I had friends who worked in a startup, and when they sold all the founders stock was cashed out, but the other workers had no choice but to have their stock converted to the new company stock. Within a few years of bleeding the company dry the new stock (which was restricted in convertability) was worthless and all non-founders were left empty handed. Happens all the time
When I got my career "real job" with the USDA.back in the mid 80s, the boss of the office gave me this advice on my first day: "Keep your hand out of the till, your pecker out of the help, and don't stand in front of the door at 4:30.
To clarify:Unemployment is only avaipable if you're fired without cause and meet criteria in terms of working for a single employer for a length of time and full-time hours. If they fire you for being late, you're not eligible, if they fire you without cause but have only been working 27/hours a week etc you don't get it. So UE only covere a certain percentage of jobless workers.
@@junol Absolutely. It was premised on the Fordist contributory model (where there's a head of household contributing the lions share of income to the family and it's the norm to be working 40 hours for a single employet for years at a time) and unlike most other industrialized countries they never created a separate benefit for unemployed people who don't fit that criteria but need at least a minimal income (like RSA in France )
"Unhoused" uses the concrete noun "House", as opposed to the abstract notion of "Home"... moving the discourse toward a PHYSICAL idea. Literally, the "homeless" have no HOUSE to reside in. IDK, it makes sense to me. Let's use both terms. Let's "HOUSE" people FFS
people aren't so stupid that they can't see that the meaning of "homeless" already refers to being without a house... aka a home. the term does nothing to clarify. it's not even a lateral move. Amber is right, it's a neologism that is made to signal how "in the know" (and therefore more virtuous) you are. when the encampments that cops destroyed are described by the police chief as "unhoused encampments," really ask yourself what was gained
Yeah Thatcher’s deal of buying your council house turned out to be a fucking monstrous seduction as it was an Everything Must Go fire sale, a permanent retreat of the state from that sector in line with her broader privatisation agenda. She had no intention of replacing that stock and affordable housing has never recovered since.
Interesting podcast, but the parts in the intro and outro with the screaming sound effects are unpleasant to listen to (and the screaming drags on for far too long).
@@matttriano They did when the posted used the term ‘British’. Which refers to all constituent nations of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Americans have a habit of using British and English interchangeably.
@@GodlessXVIII The cliches you use speak volumes. Try to articulate your own concepts and terms. Try to come to terms with the concept of 'criticism'. It is valid and you are a baby.
@@camildumitrescu3703 Sounds like something a mid 30s, funko pop collecting, white knight neck beard living in his parents basement would say. Nice edit, by the way.
Whoa! This young lady thinks podcasters have reinvented the media wheel. Which is silly. This is an exercise in celebrity culture not political analysis.
Yes I remember when Amber said "Podcasters invented celebrities, which are a wheel. That is what the left means. That is all I have to say." It's weird how it took two hours, but that is literally all she said, just really slowly so that it was a subsonic growl.
This was brilliant. Love Amber.
This is the best podcast episode I have heard in a while. Fantastic discussion!
When was this recorded?
Seems like 2018
They stated that it was Feb of 2021
@@Fartoid just started it but it does sound like 2018
People have accents, they can't control them. Some of y'all are 3rd grade lol It just shows your preconceptions, that's a you problem.
Amber is based
What was yesterday's civility is today's dirtbag left is tomorrow's red brown alliance. The browbeating never stops. I really like your wheatus bit at the end, it's too damn catchy
Shout out to your female co-host who mentioned 'Behind the bastards', it's a very informative podcast.
I've been a Chapostani since the very early days but this was my first time hearing Amber being interviewed and it was great to hear her expound like this without the constraints of the Chaposphere. Also my first time seeing a picture of Amber and I'm a little annoyed by how much hotter she is than Felix.
miss u Amber come back on the show
I'd rather she finish her book
grrrr I had that shit on preorder from like the moment I heard about it and I was so mad that it got pushed back to 2022. That being said, I love the Dry Boys but they need a little feminine energy in there
The thing with startups is that the perks make you feel like you’re “part of it”. They make you forget that what’s going to happen is that the owners will sell the company, make a bunch of money, and you maybe will get to keep your job for a year after the sale.
Startups often provide equity to employees so they materially benefit from a sale as well.
@@Sneezes_LoLI hope capitalism sees this, bro
@@plateoshrimp9685 - Capitalism sees all.
Including what you did last night when you thought your webcam was disconnected, Jay.
@@Sneezes_LoL maybe, but not nearly how you might think. I had friends who worked in a startup, and when they sold all the founders stock was cashed out, but the other workers had no choice but to have their stock converted to the new company stock. Within a few years of bleeding the company dry the new stock (which was restricted in convertability) was worthless and all non-founders were left empty handed. Happens all the time
Amber Ali Jameelah Abu-Khalid bin Frost (P.B.U.H.)
When you have less economic leverage than Ford's peasants...
We need to trash Fordlandia.
I don't know if you were aware of this when you recorded the intro, but there was a woman being murdered in your basement.
When I got my career "real job" with the USDA.back in the mid 80s, the boss of the office gave me this advice on my first day: "Keep your hand out of the till, your pecker out of the help, and don't stand in front of the door at 4:30.
Idk, shouldn't this "advice" go without saying?
Great discussion. Thanks for posting.
To clarify:Unemployment is only avaipable if you're fired without cause and meet criteria in terms of working for a single employer for a length of time and full-time hours. If they fire you for being late, you're not eligible, if they fire you without cause but have only been working 27/hours a week etc you don't get it. So UE only covere a certain percentage of jobless workers.
From what I remember you also have to have worked at the same employer for over a year, you worked there for 11 months? You don't qualify. It's wild
@@junol Absolutely. It was premised on the Fordist contributory model (where there's a head of household contributing the lions share of income to the family and it's the norm to be working 40 hours for a single employet for years at a time) and unlike most other industrialized countries they never created a separate benefit for unemployed people who don't fit that criteria but need at least a minimal income (like RSA in France )
amber
Lmao the patreon comments are all wondering where she's at meanwhile she's hiding on another podcast
Really great interview. I was wondering where Amber was. Seems the struggle to write a book is doing her well.
Wait a second, didn't Amber date Nick Mullen for a short time?
Great episode. You guys rock and so does Amber. Listening to this was soul-enriching.
Cool, subbed
Comment for algorithm
Does commentijg actually affect it? News to me
i remember the feminist hitch hiker.... thanks for the reminder.... and also the good chat about labour.
"Temperance movement feminists" lol
Amber lives the Care-Less philosophy quite well
"Unhoused" uses the concrete noun "House", as opposed to the abstract notion of "Home"... moving the discourse toward a PHYSICAL idea. Literally, the "homeless" have no HOUSE to reside in. IDK, it makes sense to me. Let's use both terms. Let's "HOUSE" people FFS
people aren't so stupid that they can't see that the meaning of "homeless" already refers to being without a house... aka a home. the term does nothing to clarify. it's not even a lateral move. Amber is right, it's a neologism that is made to signal how "in the know" (and therefore more virtuous) you are. when the encampments that cops destroyed are described by the police chief as "unhoused encampments," really ask yourself what was gained
Homelessness is just a symptom, put these people in houses and most will fck up just as bad
@@MrGold-lo6vc Great, but no housing activist from liberal to full-throatedly anti-capitalist believes housing alone is the fix, so what's your point?
Yeah Thatcher’s deal of buying your council house turned out to be a fucking monstrous seduction as it was an Everything Must Go fire sale, a permanent retreat of the state from that sector in line with her broader privatisation agenda. She had no intention of replacing that stock and affordable housing has never recovered since.
Damn she even got James Bond in there. Couldn’t love her more.
Are any new eps gonna come out? Just curious like your work :)
You’s are cute. You should meet some of MY friends.
- Gen X
Great chat. Very enjoyable.
Interesting podcast, but the parts in the intro and outro with the screaming sound effects are unpleasant to listen to (and the screaming drags on for far too long).
don’t edit out normal pauses in speech. sounds terrible.
Chapo check
im usually against women having opinions, but as long as she normalizes the use of slurs, she can be useful
I really wanted to listen to this because of Amber, but I can’t do it because of English accents.
That's a you problem lol
@@adamazzalino5247 this dude has one of the most posh, annoying accents in the world.
@@Morphdog9819 And?
@@adamazzalino5247 nah, cus I stopped listening. It’s not my problem anymore
@@Bobsacamano3 k
how this british version of adam friedland pronounced "jackobin" was especially grievous. i lasted 2 minutes
English, English version. Please don’t pull Scotland into this.
@@balsosnell2064 No one mentioned Scotland
@@matttriano They did when the posted used the term ‘British’. Which refers to all constituent nations of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Americans have a habit of using British and English interchangeably.
@@balsosnell2064 But you knew what they meant. So why be a baby about your nationality?
@@md.shihabsharar8753 I didn’t, I had to break it down because I use the English language. Where are you from?
Yo... is Amber part East Asian?
No, but her plastic surgeon might be.
@@deantunkara1567 Nice one!
@@deantunkara1567 you're posting cringe bullshit on every vaguely chapo-ish vids. get better soon
@@GodlessXVIII The cliches you use speak volumes. Try to articulate your own concepts and terms. Try to come to terms with the concept of 'criticism'. It is valid and you are a baby.
Which race(s) is this woman?
Human
@theDespoiler Most likely.
The human race.
The daddy hating toff and the vile colonial vocal fry makes this unlistenable.
Sounds like what a smart, well balanced man would say.
@@camildumitrescu3703 Sounds like something a mid 30s, funko pop collecting, white knight neck beard living in his parents basement would say. Nice edit, by the way.
@@camildumitrescu3703 You are a parody of the type of person you think you aren’t.
And yet here you are... It counts for advertisers...
@@SpirosPagiatakis Closed the window after less than 2 minutes, doesn’t really count. So yeah, you’re wrong there.
Whoa! This young lady thinks podcasters have reinvented the media wheel. Which is silly. This is an exercise in celebrity culture not political analysis.
Yes I remember when Amber said "Podcasters invented celebrities, which are a wheel. That is what the left means. That is all I have to say." It's weird how it took two hours, but that is literally all she said, just really slowly so that it was a subsonic growl.
Ah yes the worst chapo
She is far from the worst.
Amber is best Chapo
@@scottdurbin9841
Amber my #2 after Matt. Big anti-Amber sentiment for some reason.
dude virgil is the worst
sorry, was