Andrew
Host of Behind the Bastards · Guest on Digital Social Hour · Guest on The Dr. John Delony Show
Andrew Ti is a comedian, writer, and podcaster best known as a host of the podcast *Yo, Is This Racist?*. He has also appeared as a guest on *Behind the Bastards* and other comedy and culture podcasts.
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Dumb Money👍 Recommends
…discussing the GameStop short squeeze story and retail investor movement
“It's the story of the GameStop stock. Okay. Have you ever heard about this? No, I know about the stock. It's on Netflix. It's a fucking great movie. There's this guy in Brockton, Massachusetts. He calls himself Roaring Kitty. I know what I mean. He basically discovers that GameStop's like not such a piece of shit.”
on Digital Social Hour
Dumb Money👍 Recommends
…discussing the GameStop short squeeze story and movie adaptation
“Ever heard of the movie Dumb Money? No. It's the story of the GameStop stock. Okay. Have you ever heard about this? No, I know about the stock. It's on Netflix. It's a fucking great movie. There's this guy in Brockton, Massachusetts. He calls himself Roaring Kitty. I know. Who basically discovers that GameStop's like not such a piece of shit. And he starts to like, he's an analyst and he looks at it and he's like, there's 150% of this company short. And then GameStop becomes this basically symbol of like the people versus Wall Street. And like all these like layman people, like nurses and plumbers and electricians are like buying and holding GameStop and they're short squeezing all these hedge funders. That was a legendary story. Showed me the power of alternative media, which is now how we make a living. Watch that movie. I will. Dumb Money. Still on Netflix.”
on Digital Social Hour
Progress👍 Recommends
…discussing historical frameworks of parasitism and societal development
“So I want to talk about parasitism, the development of parasitism over time as discussed in Samuel Miller McDonald's book Progress, which I highly recommend. Quite an enjoyable read.”
on Behind the Bastards
The Dawn of Everything💬 Mentioned
…discussing early human history and state development
“the dawn of everything by David Graeber and David Wengru kind of wrestles with some of this. In the early years of recorded history, there were many manners of approach to state development.”
on Behind the Bastards