Very bad wizards is a podcast with a philosopher, my dad, and a psychologist, Dave Pizarro,

having an informal discussion about issues and signs and ethics.

Please note that the discussion contains bad words that I'm out of allow to say,

and knowing my dad some very inappropriate jokes.

I'm sorry I did that. I'm embarrassed that I did that. I did a bad thing,

but I'm a good person.

I'm a very good man. Just a very bad wizard.

Welcome to very bad wizards. I'm Tamler Summers from the University of Houston.

Dave, we had YoL in bar on for an opening segment, but we had to scrap it.

So now we don't have any guests for this episode. How are we going to make up for the lost revenue?

What we do is we, like I have a plan, don't worry. We mentioned YoL once.

We'll mention Paul Bloom maybe once or twice in a flattering light, and then I'll just

in worst of. Yeah, I mean, we probably can't charge them the whole appearance fee. It's not going to be the whole 10k or whatever.

Yeah, but I think that works. Like everyone's a winner. You know, they get really influencers talking

positively about them. You're of course referring to a conspiracy theory recently petaled on Reddit

that Paul Bloom was paying to appear on our show, which I get it. I get why you would think that

somebody would pay you to be on very bad wizards. But in this case, this is merely a conspiracy.

You know, I remember at some point realizing that in the music business, I don't know, like at least for sure

and rap, you could just pay Snoop like 50k to like be on your song. Like here, I thought it was

something organic. Like, oh, he must be really like, you know, co-signing this artist. Yeah. Snoop has a

price, of course. It's like cameo, but to be on the song. But like it is, it is, there's an

interesting topic there about authenticity where cameo, you just know, like there's like a little

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