3 chapters across the catalog
France has introduced a new local police force to patrol "underprivileged" neighborhoods in cities like Lille and Strasbourg. While reported positively as a community safety measure, the hosts point out that the tactics involve widespread "stop and frisk" and identity checks.
The hosts compare their Halloween experiences in Austin, Texas, and Berkeley, California. One host describes moving into a new neighborhood characterized as "ghetto-ish" or "hipster-ish" where very few trick-or-treaters visited. They discuss the local dynamics of their respective neighborhoods, including the safety of living in "the hood" and the lack of doorbell activity on Halloween night.
Value for Value Donations and Ghetto Pass Revocation
The hosts read a series of donations from around the world, including Israel, Canada, and Australia. A notable exchange occurs when a black donor "revokes" Adam Curry's "ghetto pass" for his use of certain slang. The segment concludes with a list of $50 donors contributing to their future knighthoods through the "value for value" model.
