No Agenda Show 1797 - "Death Buses"
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Sep 7, 2025 A light-hearted critique of lottery fever and quirky advertising kicks off the discussion. They explore community support through a survivor's remarkable journey post-aneurysm. Whimsical neighborhood stories add humor, while the absurdities of immigration policies stir thought. A dive into the influence of pharmaceutical companies unveils media manipulation around vaccination narratives. Lastly, the podcast humorously reflects on MTV's transformation and the evolution of media engagement, emphasizing listener connections and creative challenges.
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YouTube Ads Use Endless Teasers
- Adam and John criticize manipulative online ads that promise simple fixes and never get to the point.
- They view these longbait ads as deliberate attention traps preying on viewers' hopefulness.
Austin's $1.2M Logo Backlash
- John recounts Austin's new $1.1–1.2M logo rollout that looks like a tent and angers locals.
- He frames it as emblematic of misplaced city priorities under current leadership.
Retired 'Dilbert' Patrols The Street
- John tells a neighborhood story about a retired ex-FBI named Dilbert who threatened to 'shoot' a neighbor's dog.
- He uses the tale to illustrate tensions with disruptive new neighbors.
