A conservative YouTube channel that has, in my opinion,
one of the best YouTube channel names of all time because I relate to it.
Generally, irritable has had, well, their creative, let's just put it that way.
And they've got some videos.
It's a conservative channel, so they've got some videos poking fun
at me, and I have a sense of humor, so I'm totally fine with it.
But one of our viewers had sent me the video that we're about to show you,
and I loved it so much, and I thought it was so funny that I couldn't help
but want to share it with you all.
It took a while for me to get in contact with, you know,
the person behind the the channel, Ericka Redic is her name and I did get
permission from her to use the video.
The video we're going to show you though, was changed by us a little bit because
some of the videos used were copyrighted and we didn't want to violate the,
you know, the copyright rules on YouTube.
So, I wanted to give you that warning ahead of time,
but if you want to see the original video and you're curious about the channel
again, it's called generally irritable.
They also commissioned the music from the
beats ballistic artist, Kingdom and, yeah.
And the site is Ballistic Blade Comm.
So we'll have, you know, some links in the description box
if you want to check it out.
But I do want to give them credit for it because I think it's really well done.
I think it's super funny.
And I'm not going to lie, me and my husband sometimes sing it
when we're at home, like randomly.
Without further ado, here is the video from the YouTube channel.
Generally irritable like.
Don't minimize the financial burdens associated with these things, okay?
Because like, I. Am literally freaking the fuck out
about the charging station thing.
I'm like, it's going to cost. We're going to take out a massive gift.
You give me the money, you give, give you give me the money.
Okay?
Give me the money. Give me the money.
Endless pressure. Pressure pressure, pressure.
Give you. Give me the money.
Give give give give you.
Need the money. Okay.
Give me the money.
Give me the money. Give you off.
Okay. No, you can't do that.
Like give you. Give me the money.
Give, give you give me the money. Okay?
Give you give me the money.
Give, give you give me tax credits. I don't know about tax credits.
I don't know about tax credits. I don't know about tax credits.
Tax credits.
Tax credit. Yeah.
What I'm saying I don't think about tax credits.
I don't think about tax credits. I don't think about tax credits.
Tax tax credits.
Tax credit. Yeah, what I'm saying.
Give me. You give me the money.
Give me, give you. Give me.
Tax credits. Give me the money.
Give me the money. Give you.
Off! Okay.
No, you can't do that.
Like I don't know about tax credits. I don't give me the money, okay?
I don't know, give me the money.
Give tax credits. Give tax credit.
- Yeah, what I'm saying I can't take it. - God, that was so well done.
Okay, so a lot of the videos got changed due to the copyright issue,
but, and you should you should watch the original because the cussing is in it
and it sounds better with the cussing.
I have to hear that. Yeah, yeah.
So well done. How did they do that?
I wasn't singing, obviously, when I was going on that rant.
- And you weren't. - No, I mean, I'm not a singer.
I try sometimes, but, Auto-Tune Auto-Tune for that.
I can do that.
You just find a Gen Z person and they load up an app
and they do it for you, I guess.
- How good was that? - That was so good.
It's pretty good, I think.
I know there were a lot of ways that it was good.
I think one way that might make you like it, that you may not even realize
is one of the reasons you like it.
Okay.
Tell me, is that because they use the same clips of you many times,
the entire video is effectively junk trying to talk and you cutting him
off over and over and over and over again.
You know what that is?
That is probably that something that's playing a role subconsciously
in how much I love that video.
You keep cutting to him, like about to talk
and then you just go right back into it.
I think that that is you've been you've been pent up with how much he's cut you
off for the last 16 years, and you needed the 17 years and you finally got revenge.
Honestly, once the beat dropped and it went to the part where I'm like,
I don't give a about tax credits, I was like, oh my God, this is so good.
It's so good.
Okay, so the context, in case you guys are wondering like, what the hell.
I think I can guess.
So Jake and I it was during a bonus episode actually, and I got super annoyed
because there's like leftists that hate watch the show and they like,
look for things to cut out of context, to make me appear like I'm this like,
like rabid right winger who hates progressive policies and, like,
doesn't want to respond to climate change.
No, I was sharing a personal anecdote about what we're experiencing
in our building, where, you know, some of the people who live in the building
want electric cars, which is fine, but they don't have a place to charge it.
So they want to like, install charging stations for every unit
in the building, every unit, every unit.
Yeah, that's a lot of money, every parking, you know,
every unit has its own parking.
And so each one.
So every person who decides to get an EV would be able to charge it.
Again. I understand why people would want it.
It's just that with a building like that, it's going to be very expensive.
So in the HOA meetings we like, we look at quotes and how much we
would have to take out in a loan.
And I was pissed.
I was really upset because what we keep hearing over and over again from Democrats
is no, no, no, we no, we don't want ordinary people to absorb the financial
burdens associated with transitioning.
And so we're going to do this and we're going to do there are no options
for our building basically.
So we're going to have to take out that loan.
And that's a big financial burden.
So there's there are some people like myself who's been fighting it
because I don't think that we should take out a loan every year without fail.
You know, if you're an HOA situation, there's going to be your monthly HOA fee,
which has consistently gone up every year.
And then on top of that, there are these things called special assessments
where something breaks in the building, there's a plumbing issue or what have you,
and everyone has to pitch in to pay for it in a special assessment,
a one time extra payment.
And then on top of that.
So on top of the monthly HOA fees, on top of special assessments that you
should expect at least once a year, then you're going to have
an additional payment for a giant loan.
And I was complaining about it. Right.
Because listen, I'm going to be fine, I get it, I'm going to be okay.
But most of the people living in my building are elderly and on fixed incomes,
so it's going to be rough for them.
- And I'm likely. - To use the chargers in the short terme.
Right.
So yeah, I mean, look, I'm sure they've made the argument that theoretically it
raises the property value of your unit.
- Yes, and it does. - But I'm not looking to sell my property.
Like I get that people are obsessed with their property values.
Believe it or not, I'm not.
I want a dwelling to live in. Like that's what I care about.
But yeah, I do understand that it would increase the value of the property,
but again, that's not the issue.
The issue is if a state like California is insisting on banning the sale
of gas powered cars in.
I mean, honestly, pretty soon in.
Its 35. 35, 20, 35, we're going to blink and it's going to be here.
And so if we're going to be forced to buy a certain type of vehicle
or transition to EVs, then there needs to be a genuine discussion
about how we're supposed to do that.
Because it is going to be a financial burden.
And so that was what the discussion was about.
And Genk responded to me with like, don't you get like tax credits or something?
And I was like, I don't give a fuck about tax credits.
And I don't actually, I don't, but you know what?
You know how tax credits work.
I'm glad that you said I don't give a fuck about tax credits,
because I was worried that when we're discussing this right now, you were being
too level headed and not providing, material for a sequel to the music video,
in case generally irritable is watching.
But you did drop a couple of f bombs, and I think that that's what they need.
No, I mean, if they want to. Cool.
- But like, that music video was so good. - It was very fun.
- Yeah. - Endless pressure.
But honestly, when I watched it, I man, I, I'm a character.
I get too animated sometimes when I'm upset.
I need to maybe reel it in a bit, but I feel like you guys like it.
I feel like it's entertaining for people. Yeah, yeah.
It's not done on purpose. It's just who I am.
- But you know, what. - I love is.
So I see that this was uploaded about eight months ago.
And you say that you and Christian will just sometimes
randomly sing it to each other?
Yeah.
It's one of the things about the internet that I love when there's something small
that theoretically might stick around for people other than the creator,
so long that the creator may not even think about it.
We have a couple of songs that that bar sometimes plays,
or Edwin sometimes plays to like, get us hyped up before shows sometimes.
And there's one.
It's the theme song to DuckTales, but it's dubbed in audio from Alex Jones talking
about chemtrails and it's hilarious.
It came out years ago.
We've played it a thousand times and I'm sure the person who edited it
does not even remember making it, but we still listen to it to this day.
You know what actually bothers me?
Like, there's so much fun, creative content out there that gets no attention.
So like the last time I checked, I think that yeah, it's okay.
So the title, let's put up this graphic because it'll show you
what the video looks like if you come across it on YouTube.
So the title is is this proof? Ana Kasparian is a Republican now.
Okay.
- Provocative. - Okay.
Provocative title.
Misspelled my name, but it's okay. It's all right.
- No, no, your name. - Is spelled correctly on the thumbnail.
I know, which is funny, but okay.
But, it only got 1800 views. That's it.
Okay, you're gonna have to. You have to tweet it out.
I love the shot of you from no filter of burning the thing.
- It made me, like, nostalgic for no filter. - So I. Went.
Back and forth with Erica. Who's behind that YouTube channel?
And, you know, I don't want to obviously, like, we're DMing, so I'm not going to,
like, leak the DMs or anything, but I thought that her story was a little
bit interesting because she, I gathered that she used to be more like liberal and
lived in Hollywood, but she saw some of the stuff that was going on in the like,
mostly some of the intolerance toward ideas that might be a little different
from what's been accepted by the left.
And it really turned her off.
And I wonder how many people there are out there like that who might have been
receptive to some progressive policies, you know, especially during like, the
Bernie era, but then saw some of like the behavioral stuff like and didn't like it.
And look, to be fair, I mean, I see a lot of stuff on the right that, grosses
me out in terms of like the way they.
Treat people generally more tolerant.
I mean, but like, but there is, I think a good point made about like,
you know, we can talk about how intolerant the right is, but just do a quick like
check, like a quick scan of your own home to make sure it's not messy.
You get what I'm saying before you start pointing fingers.
Yeah. So yeah.
I enjoyed it. Very fun.
Yeah. It was fun.
Yeah.