Freeberg, freeberg. What's up? It seems like you have a piece of shit on the side of your mouth or is that a birthmark?

That's it. Oh, no, that's a birthmark. I got you.

Did you record that? Yeah, absolutely. Jesus.

Look at this guy. He takes a shirt off for one fucking selfie and now everybody who's fat and pale on the show, the other three of us is

gonna be ridiculed. I'm having steak tonight as T the AK tonight. I'm lifting twice a week now. Oh, come on, Saks. Come get some. Let's fucking go. Three, two,

two, one.

Hey, everybody. Hey, everybody. Welcome to another episode of the All in podcast with me again, the dictator himself,

Dr. Woffe Pauli, Ha Patia, Rainman, David Sacks, definitely with us. Definitely a great driver. His dad lets him drive in the driveway. And,

of course, everybody's favorite, the queen of Ken, why the science conductor himself.

David freeberg. Queen, queen, the queen. A lot of activity online. It's been a little bit of chaos since we all got together here.

I guess we should talk about this Apple story with Antonio Garcia Martinez. You may have heard that he was hired by Apple to, I guess, run their ad efforts.

And I have a little bit of information on kind of what he was going to do there in terms of ads, which is really interesting.

But tell us, tell us, tell us, tell us. Okay. Well, anyway, you know how we're basically started at the beginning and assume people don't know who Antonio Garcia Martinez.

Antonio Garcia Martinez was a Facebook developer. He is some really smart guy. He uses a lot of big words and wrote a book called Chaos Monkeys, which is a great book where he takes a very Jack Carrowack kind of, you know, a lot of pros.

And he wrote this book about his time at Facebook. The problem is he said some things in the book that would be five years later problematic at the time they were actually considered problematic by some folks.

And in the full quote, maybe less problematic, but he was essentially ousted because of the following problematic quote.

The quote is, most women in the Bay Area are soft and weak, costeted and naive despite their claims of worldliness and generally full of shit.

They have their self-regarding entitlement feminism and ceaselessly vaunt their independence, but the reality is come the epidemic plague or foreign invasion. They become precisely the sort of uses bag as you trade for a box of shotgun shells or a Jerry can of diesel.

And they shorten that quote to be that most women are soft and weak and full of shit.

So in context, in context, in this book, he was contrasting the Bay Area women he had dated with the mother of his kids, who he describes as strong and tall and tough and amazing.

But still the quote is a little gnarly and the quote, when it's out of context, becomes particularly gnarly. And of course, this led to a petition at Apple, which then led to him being fired, which now is going to lead to him probably getting a $10 million settlement.

Of course, there's a lot of hypocrisy being brought up here because Apple has allegedly been using or Apple supply chain has slave labor in it from the U.S. and other ethnic minorities.

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