Goin’ Deep Show 2140: You Think I’m an Asshole? I know I am!

A rare Saturday Morning Episode with Kid and El Prez, coffee in hand, yapping about how fucking great it is to have a day to do jack shit. They dive into how Home Depot is now ground zero for finding a fuck buddy—come for a hammer, leave to hammer someone naughty. They discuss the Tyson vs. Paul match, questioning if fighters juice up, but really, it's the ring girls making the bloodshed watchable. 

Politics gets a thrashing, calling out the bullshit ads and how politicians manipulate us like puppets. Tiger Woods and Howard Stern are examples of public image flip-flops. Personal talk follows, where being yourself is a tightrope between asshole and beloved, with social media turning us into shiny, fake holograms. They lament on growing up, loving drama, and how authenticity is rare.

This episode's a head-scratcher, but you'll listen because you've got nothing better to do, you pathetic turd. 

Detailed Breakdown:

• Morning Coffee: They start with how Saturdays are too good, touching on AI music.
• Home Depot: A place where you might nail more than just home projects.
• Boxing: Steroids, punches, and tits get more airtime than the fight itself.
• Political Bullshit: Politics is a circus of lies, with everyone selling the same repackaged crap.
• Gender and Dating: They mock traditional roles and the emotional unavailability in modern dating.
• Authenticity: Being real versus what society expects, making you either an asshole or beloved.
• Public Perception: Stern and Woods show how quickly you can fall from grace.
• Social Media: Turning us into digital fakes, escaping real life's suckiness.
• Parenting: Raising kids to face life's punches, adults learning the same lesson.
• Masculinity: Men are expected to be emotionless turnips, but fuck that.
• Media Evolution: From newspapers to AI, possibly killing creativity.
• Conflict: A bar fight story, where insults are the real weapons.
• Self-Reflection: Calling out those living in drama, unaware of their role in it.