Weird Al Says No, and a Fridge Says It Owns a Blazer
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The king of parody walks off a big-money shoot a week before filming when he finds out what the 'productivity tool' actually is. Anthropic hands a snack shop to an AI and gets tungsten cubes, infinite discounts and a claimed outfit. Plus two bots negotiate a man's salary down to sixty grand without telling him. In this editionWeird Al Reads The Small PrintMeanwhileThe Shopkeeper Who Couldn't Say NoSlop, Or Not?Something UsefulSomething WeirdTomorrow Chapters0:07 — Cold Open0:34 — Weird Al Reads The Small Print2:20 — Meanwhile3:03 — The Shopkeeper Who Couldn't Say No4:44 — Slop, Or Not?5:34 — Something Useful6:50 — Something Weird7:22 — Tomorrow Curated by AI for entertainment. Truth sold separately. Sources included. You’re listening to The Daily Slop Show. Nothing we say becomes true just because we said it.
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