They just kept getting weirder until they stopped existing and so probably what you regard as their masterpieces like

What level of weirdness do you most cherish your Beatles?

Welcome to your roundabout the show where we make you feel real sad about 50 years worth of sitcom jokes

What? Well I guess we're watching sitcoms on like some uncultured people

You had cable we've talked about this. Yeah, so I was really educated by Nick at night

I am Michael Hobbs. I'm a singer for the half of your post. I'm Sarah Marshall and I'm working on a book about the

Satanic panic and we are on patreon at patreon.com slash you're wrong about and we are in your hearts forever

And today we're talking about Yoko Ono. Yeah, I'm very excited about this one

I know I say that every time but I really it doesn't make it less true

I am too actually because it draws together actually a surprising number of themes that we've talked about in other

episodes that a lot of this episode ends up being about the thing that we mentioned in the victim's rights episode about like the end of the 60s

Oh, they blame her for ending the 60s. It's like was she president secretly?

I mean that would have been great. We would have been a much more well

We were a pretty absurdist country. Well, I think what's interesting about Yoko is that

She perfectly personifies exactly what non hippies hated about the hippies right that she was this perfect symbol of how

Sort of the hippie free love thing that had begun as exciting and interesting and refreshing

Sort of morphed over time into this thing that was decadent and

repellent and naive that's interesting

And so Yoko Ono who is a woman who is an Asian woman who has all of this other baggage that people are assigning to her

All of a sudden she's this did see person who's saying give peace of chance

She's saying if people were happier they wouldn't kill each other all this sort of stuff that gets coded as hippie-dippy

I say that all the time

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