If you love me, please don't judge me, got my hands tied, the power's above me, don't shoot the messenger, I'm just a puppet here.

If you want to place blame, then look to the puppeteer.

Family, fortune, envy, jealousy, privilege, passed on legacy, secrets, sabotage, borderline, felony, suicide, subtract, selfish, better green.

Welcome to another episode of Machiavellian fucks, our Succession podcast about the Roy family, and I'm not your fucking sugar daddy.

I'm Jason Madison alongside Nando

Vila and we get it. We're here for you. We're here for you. Good tweet, bad tweet,

hit a little too close to home. That's like my life. I'm on Twitter all the time and I just never seen a show bring my life so into it.

Felt like this episode spoke to me. Well, let's start off. Let me ask you this, Nando.

Our U.M.A's, what's your favorite Nirvana song?

Oh. You know, I actually just, I am actually producing a podcast favorite Nirvana song? Oh.

You know, I actually just, I am actually producing a podcast about Nirvana as we speak.

Oh, really?

No.

Yeah.

I have this whole, we have this whole explanation as to why Nirvana happened when it happened.

And it has to do with the collapse of the lumber industry in the Pacific Northwest in the 1970s.

But I digress.

My favorite Nirvana song, I think, is, I think is Drain You from Nevermind. I love that song.

But Rape Me is great. And I was not expecting that. And great use of Nirvana.

I mean, one of our theories is that the Zoomers love Nirvana, that Nirvana's coming back.

And that the Gen Zers love Kirk Cobain's like nihilism, comedic nihilism, I would call it.

Because they have no hope for the future.

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