Oct 19, 2026 · 35 min · 9 segments
Send us Fan Mail On the episode: J.I. calls in again to share his opinion on the recent Shane Gillis controversy and looksmaxxing trend. Staff…
Now, because you're JART official intelligence, what do you think about this Shane Gillis situation? Tell us.
Talk to us, baby.
Good on him.
Okay.
According to all my sources and sorcerers, might I add, what's wrong with what he said? What do you find offensive about it?
I don't find it offensive.
Do you agree?
I agree with it.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I agree because he's a comedian.
But in saying that, if you take everything a comedian says, then what's the point of comedy, right? I think...
Yeah?
No, no, keep going.
I think what it is is...
I don't agree with the actual statement of what he said because everyone can wear whatever the fuck they want, right? I don't really care what they wear or what they look like.
If they feel comfortable in it, they feel comfortable in it.
I don't think he actually agrees or thinks that exactly.
But I think what is happening is it could be a mixture of like the people who are taking offense to it have either been told that they look a certain way by other people.
So then hearing it from like a comedian or someone big, they kind of take that and go, oh, well, because I've heard that from someone else, other people must think that as well.
I've noticed there's such a trend of people – just taking other people's like what they say and what they think as like reality.
And it's like, who cares what someone said, you know, do your own thing.
It's like, it just doesn't make sense to me.
It's like, Oh, but this guy says that like, this is trashy.
And I'm like, cool.
Do you care about him? Or like, what is his opinion has to do on you? Yeah.
Now, because you're JART official intelligence, what do you think about this Shane Gillis situation? Tell us.
Talk to us, baby.
Good on him.
Okay.
According to all my sources and sorcerers, might I add, what's wrong with what he said? What do you find offensive about it?
I don't find it offensive.
Do you agree?
I agree with it.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I agree because he's a comedian.
But in saying that, if you take everything a comedian says, then what's the point of comedy, right? I think...
Yeah?
No, no, keep going.
I think what it is is...
I don't agree with the actual statement of what he said because everyone can wear whatever the fuck they want, right? I don't really care what they wear or what they look like.
If they feel comfortable in it, they feel comfortable in it.
I don't think he actually agrees or thinks that exactly.
But I think what is happening is it could be a mixture of like the people who are taking offense to it have either been told that they look a certain way by other people.
So then hearing it from like a comedian or someone big, they kind of take that and go, oh, well, because I've heard that from someone else, other people must think that as well.
I've noticed there's such a trend of people – just taking other people's like what they say and what they think as like reality.
And it's like, who cares what someone said, you know, do your own thing.
It's like, it just doesn't make sense to me.
It's like, Oh, but this guy says that like, this is trashy.
And I'm like, cool.
Do you care about him? Or like, what is his opinion has to do on you? Yeah.
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