Episode 13
Millennials, What Are They Good For? | Ep. 13
In this episode of The Daily Jamingo titled "Millennials, What Are They Good For?" host Jamingo delves into various topics ranging from Elon Musk's advertising controversy with Apple to Snoop Dogg's decision to quit smoking weed.
Jamingo begins by discussing how Apple has pulled all advertising on Elon Musk's social media network, citing Musk's endorsement of anti-Semitic conspiracy theories and placement of ads alongside far-right content. Keith Olbermann joins the conversation, calling for a ban on the social media site and severing all contracts with Musk's companies. Jamingo, however, defends Musk's free speech and criticizes the calls for cancellation.
The host also sheds light on Snoop Dogg's recent announcement on Twitter that he is giving up smoking weed. Jamingo expresses surprise and support for Snoop Dogg's decision, recalling the rapper's previous reliance on someone to make blunts for him. The host wishes him success in quitting but acknowledges that it won't be easy.
Transitioning to a lighter story, Jamingo shares an amusing incident that occurred at a hotel after a Phish concert. The hotel elevator became overloaded with 21 people, leading to damage. Jamingo and another mechanic are tasked with fixing the elevator while chaos ensues in the lobby due to concert-goers causing trouble. The police eventually arrive and manage to arrest some individuals involved in a fight on one of the floors.
Throughout the episode, Jamingo takes jabs at millennials and Gen Zs, expressing frustration with their expectations and entitlement. He criticizes them for always blaming others and not taking responsibility. The host even offers to teach Discord users how to start a podcast but feels that they lack interest and motivation.
As the episode concludes, Jamingo reminisces about a time when the country was better in his opinion, and he discusses Elon Musk's involvement in an advertising controversy with Apple.
Overall, "Millennials, What Are They Good For?" offers a range of discussions and anecdotes, tackling current events and the host's frustrations with younger generations.
