#656: 1991

**Charlie Robinson** (0:01)
It's all about the macroproductions.

**SPEAKER_2** (0:07)
What does the goddamn line say, Tony?

**SPEAKER_3** (0:10)
Please do not use gendered language. Then what? I'll be arrested, put in airport jail? Well, you're going completely sideways, man.

**Charlie Robinson** (0:19)
It's a big club, and you ain't in it.

**SPEAKER_3** (0:23)
How dare you? Mr. Speaker, the President of the United States.

**Charlie Robinson** (0:28)
I'm Chris Hansen, with David NBC.
Jack Marius, TAC Theratrix. Hi, I'm Spartacus. The Hijackers in Sacramento, he him. Steven Seagal. Sex Offender Guy.

**SPEAKER_2** (0:38)
I'm Keith Morris. I'm Rick James, bitch.

**Charlie Robinson** (0:43)
Sorting through the lies. The hijackers passport was found blocks from the World Trade Center, And uncovering the centuries-long plan for world domination.

**SPEAKER_3** (1:08)
I have sent six of my living issues to blow up this year's hardware department.

**Charlie Robinson** (1:16)
Nothing could be more fun than jumping off a cliff to German bisexuals. Oh, you English are so superior, aren't you? Thank you, comrade. And now, Macroaggressions.

**SPEAKER_2** (1:28)
That's what assholes call it.

**Charlie Robinson** (1:29)
With your host.

**SPEAKER_2** (1:30)
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Well, we've done a few of these over the years that really drill down on particular years. I think it's, you know, not every year is important. Some years where not a lot's going on and there's others where it feels like everything's happening. We've done it for 1913 There's a lot to do there. We did for 1948 and 1973 as well. Well, 1991 has always been a year that when you dig back through the history books, there were a lot of changes. Many, it wasn't limited to the United States. I know we get a little America-centric here, but this was global and it was a transformative year. It really sort of put the world into a whole new orbit. And the things, there is a signal that the 80s were over, the 90s were gonna go in a different direction. And boy, in retrospect, as difficult as it was, as it felt in the moment to make that transition from the go-go 80s into like the 90s, which were gonna be something very different, looking back on it, you kinda laugh and go, oh, it was pretty easy now. I mean, compared to what we've gone through in the COVID era and how society has changed so much then, looking back on it, it's not as bad as it seemed, but there was a transition period. When you come from that decade of the Reagan era and all of the policies that came along with that, not just towards the United States, but their international foreign policy was, to go from that into what we had in the 90s was a big change. And the major changes took place in 1991 The groundwork was delayed. And we're going to talk about cultural. I think now, looking back, you can see the culture was very different. It was better, but different.