3369: 2021 24-Hour Marathon: Cancel Culture
 

Black Now Month; Hollyboob; Lil Uzi Vert’s $24 million pink diamond forehead implant; #MeToo finally explained, toxic relationships, and the marathon walkout

Guests:
Adam Brown
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Chris Laker
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Christian Finnegan
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Kyle Thompson
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Rich Vos
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I liked Frank in the past, so I am a little afraid to listen to this.
I remember him as a somewhat repressed guy who was pretty funny.

So, Chemda...
 

...Procida FTW I bet? (Just busting your balls gurl :D)...

Frank seemed to be having a shitty time of it, he was a dick but I did feel sorry for him. There was just a real sadness and anger at the world behind his acting childish.
Thought you guys, especially Chemda handled it as well as you could, didn’t pander to him but also didn’t attack him personally for his shitty behaviour.

He didn’t behave.

But Rich Vos BROUGHT IT. So funny. I'm so glad Frank acted up.

Also Kyle, Christian, and Adam where so funny as usual.

CHRIS!!! I've missed him on the show but I get how it is when you can sit back and let your spouse do the success thing

I haven't seen or heard Rich Vos in awhile, so this is a legit question, did he have a stroke at some point. He just sounded different than I remember.

Frank made a shitty, bitter joke about how he'd rather get sexually assaulted than idk work hard and struggle in a competitive industry. Then he got pissy and pissier when it didn't land and no one was taking it. Fuck outta here.

You nailed it. Chemda kept trying to get him out of it like, "so you mean you would like to do sex work? That's what you're saying?"
And he was basically like, "No. I think the women that got attacked by Weinstein have it better than me."

WAAAAAAHHHH

Exactly, you and shoebootie explained it perfectly.
Here what else is wrong about it:

Most of his victims didn’t get something great out of it.
There were some, who got some money like Rose and some women from his company ( and this of course didn’t make things right) but most of them, the upcoming actresses were had this terrible experience for free and it didn’t help their careers at all.


Second, Frank decided that the will of those women didn’t matter, if it was ok for him, it should be ok for everyone. So basically like the rapists he put his will over those of the victims.