Oh, welcome back to Behind the Bastards, a podcast that you're listening to right now.

And this is part two of our episodes on Volkswagen's slave plantation in Brazil.

So you probably know what's going on here.

You're not dropping into part two of this specific episode just on your own.

That would be weird.

I hope not.

Uh-huh.

They'll both be depressing, but to just pick the second part of it.

That's maniac shit.

That's like 5150 shit, right?

Like, that's a 72- hold for you. Sea kettle.

Yeah. What are you doing? And we're coming in, of course, on the day that Diddy just got sentenced.

So that's fun. Have you caught this yet? This happened in between us recording part one and part two.

The court art is something else, very special.

He does not look happy.

I had hoped for more than that.

But yeah, he's more than four years.

So at least it's not, I don't know.

What do you want?

This is 2025.

I am like, wow, he meant to trial? Yeah, yeah, he's going, he's staying in prison. He's not going to get time served. What he already did? That's not nothing. Yeah. Yeah. It's sad that like I'm looking at that and being like, well, I was worried it would be worse. But look at this picture of him. I'm also, I'm really viving on this drawing of him.

I love good chord art. Yeah. Yes. Yeah, it's beautiful. He does not look happy. His hair is totally white. Also, this has to be a choice. Clearly, it looks like a bailiff behind him. you can see they've like drawn his badge

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