You Don't Know What you don't know

Lloyd snatched a fan's wig clean off his blazer. The White House is running Tetris games about deportation on a dot-gov website. A Black woman used Stand Your Ground in Florida, and it worked. Beyoncé is selling an empty box for almost $1,000. And Fat Joe told the world he's the Blackest person alive — Royce has thoughts. We also get into the USPS whistleblower exposing a "rushed and chaotic" mail ballot system that could affect millions of votes this fall, why original thought has become the most undervalued currency in culture, and why caring about your work — actually giving a damn — is somehow controversial now. This episode: Lloyd's wig snatch heard 'round the world GTA 6 has a girlfriend feature — and women are calling it cheating Sinners getting gentrified KFC Oreo chicken sandwich Choking during sex is more dangerous than people think The White House launched actual arcade games promoting Trump's agenda Stand Your Ground worked for a Black woman in a Florida Walmart The Black American trend taking over Beyoncé backlash — the empty box, the cultural appropriation claims Fat Joe says he's Black. Royce says proximity is not a deed. USPS whistleblower: the mail ballot system that could derail the midterms Original thought is treated like excess inventory — who's actually stealing your ideas? It's okay to give a f**k. We need to talk about it.