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As the discussion drifts into cultural critique, the hosts point out how Hollywood's portrayal of "white tech" versus "diverse" characters often reveals more about corporate agendas than storytelling. They mock the superficial virtue signaling in film marketing—"truth justice in the human or American way"—which coexists with globalized marketing campaigns, like Gunn’s statements about Bollywood and Indian culture.
They joke about the British "help" in beating the Americans during the Revolutionary War, inflaming both patriotism and satire, and joke about Los Angeles being a city filled with "white Africans" and Pakistani vendors by the Eiffel Tower, poking fun at Hollywood's multicultural veneer.