Monks on a Mission Through the Carolinas | Unemployment Line

In this episode of The Unemployment Line, Larry P and The Dok react to the peace-walking monks passing through Charlotte and ask the uncomfortable question: what does “peace” even look like when ICE is still detaining people and tensions feel like they’re rising everywhere at once? The guys debate whether public “peace movements” create real change or just turn into a spectacle for cameras and social media.

From there, the episode opens up into a wild (and hilarious) ride through modern America: work-from-home vs. office politics, automation taking over fast food and gas stations, and why drive-thru AI keeps asking five extra questions after you said you’re done. They also get into the Michael B. Jordan vs. awards-season optics conversation, the culture’s obsession with “cookout invites,” and how Zion and Ja Morant represent both the pride—and the chaos—of being products of your environment. Funny, sharp, and real… with ICE still sitting at the center of the bigger picture.

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