Welcome ladies, gentlemen, and enbies to this month's second bonus episode.

We've been getting plenty of masterclass requests, an Eternal Deprogram Classic at this point, but we think we found something better.

Mr Hope turned into nope, Mr Straight Up Fire at Middle Eastern Wed. Mr. Liberalism personified our fan favorite

American president Obama made a documentary but a documentary about what you might ask something you knows plenty about like windsurfing with billionaires or 101 on becoming a class trader.

Maybe how to build a political persona so well that you start believing it yourself.

Well, sorry to disappoint you, but no, he made and we wish we were kidding the most

milk toast of milk toast documentaries about class. Yes, Obama is out here trying to take our podcaster jobs. They

explore four so-called casts or classes or whatever in the documentary, service workers, the middle class, which is literally a

term which immediately gives me a nose ring and daddy issues because how much it

triggers me.

Then we have dream jobs, and last but not least, bosses.

I took a bullet for the gang and watched two of the episodes because we didn't want our fourth host, the liberal in the wall, to come in praising this fucking thing.

So I guess let's get right into it.

This documentary is like if you made a sandwich out of only

two pieces of bread and mayonnaise it's a thing and sure it's kind of you know spread out well but you will get absolutely no

nutritional value out of it and Hakkim will never accept that so we start out at his pretty dope office I have to admit actually

where he introduces us to what we what we're about to watch. He says he was very

inspired as a kid by a dude called Studs Terkel, who wrote a book filled with accounts of workers from different spheres explaining how they felt about their job, which is, you know, a pretty great project, but then I

fucking kid you not.

Obama follows, you know, introducing this lovely philosopher with, quote,

it was the first time someone asked workers what work was actually like for them.

Like, have you maybe, I don't know, heard of a little guy called Carl fucking Marks?

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