>>the fact that the "poison dart" remix (not the original!)
>is
>>playing when |REDACTED| starts the car in ep 3 is arguably
>the
>>most difficult to believe thing in the whole series. no one
>>has heard that song, especially not dudes who clean rental
>>cars in ohio, and there is no way it's playing on the radio.
>
>>maybe satellite radio, but unlikely. i understand why it
>was
>>chosen but there must have been hundreds of other songs to
>>choose from with similar lyrics that could convey that
>>message/foreshadowing
>
>Terribly snobbish and elitist statement.
>
>Now how on earth would someone in OHIO get to hear a song that
>you've heard? And to have it be someone who does manual
>labor? No way would they listen to obscure music.
>
>Totally blew the episode, didn't it?

ruined the whole series for me. i ended up 1-starring it on netflix. then i unsubscribed from netflix

i was engaging in hyperbolic speech to point out what a weird song choice that was. it was only half-serious. it's hard to convey tone via text. of course everyone listens and has access to everything these days. i guess i was more amazed that of all the songs that feature someone saying "shoot you," "shot ya," "shotta," "top shotta," etc. they chose that song, and specifically the remix of that song which i didn't even know existed despite owning the album the original is found on. it really stood out as odd to me. but i guess there aren't that many songs with a jarring sawtooth bass line at the same time as someone saying "top shotta" so it ended up being a good choice