

Y:The Last Man, Rubberneckers, Popcorn | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 8-14-25
15 snips Aug 14, 2025
The discussion kicks off with a humorous take on a fictional world ravaged by a plague, blending societal concerns with witty observations. Incredible stories of nostalgia emerge while stuck in traffic, revealing wild childhood myths and catchy 80s tunes. There’s a hilarious recount of popcorn-making adventures, reflecting on parenting lessons and life's unpredictability. The hosts tackle political frustrations, mixing serious critiques with light-hearted banter about sports, all while sharing personal anecdotes about tech troubles and the peculiarities of local culture.
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Power Shapes Who Gets Targeted
- Bill argues enforcement targets differ by wealth and political influence rather than just legality.
- He highlights how money lets corporations avoid consequences stronger than individual migrants face.
Reading Y: The Last Man
- Bill Burr describes reading the comic series Y: The Last Man about a plague that kills males except one man and his pet monkey.
- He jokes about the absurd origin myths and how misinformation sticks when not refuted.
Rubbernecking Is A Pointless Habit
- Bill calls out rubbernecking: people slow traffic to watch accidents rather than keep moving.
- He notes modern viewers can just watch footage online instead of causing slowdowns.