0:01

Fine League. Will.

0:03

Go back everybody. it's your

0:06

boy. p. Her. Sampras.

0:10

People calling the Pete Sampras expert

0:12

tennis player, how's everybody doing are

0:14

there, has your back and do

0:16

and I pay them by years

0:18

ago and has your balls. Ah,

0:21

Ten of the and my balls

0:23

are are tennis balls. Yeah oh.

0:25

They're. So good right

0:27

now they've got all this little

0:30

for. Here's a great question that

0:32

may be the people at home

0:34

can answer. Many different colors

0:36

in the world, right? Oh. What?

0:39

Tennis balls that color. So

0:41

you can see them on the court. Is.

0:45

Is that why. I mean I'm sure those ability because

0:47

they fly so fast you need able to see it. That.

0:49

Makes sense actually. Also point whenever I

0:52

see what color is a tennis ball,

0:55

Green. Sea. And I.

0:58

I. Have said that before. For.

1:00

A tennis ball. So he's going tennis balls

1:02

or yellow. Mike. Know.

1:06

Some. Tennis balls I guess are yellow

1:08

but I I I think Wimbledon regulated

1:10

tennis balls are just really bright green.

1:12

Like a really nice line. like this

1:14

liquid death line that I'm drinking rhino.

1:17

A Oh ah I think it. I

1:19

think. Tennis. Balls

1:21

are. It's. Up

1:23

for interpretation. Know. It's not

1:26

a corner is a coworker. Well.

1:29

Well it's like right if you pull up a picture. Of

1:31

a tennis ball. Put a picture of a tennis ball

1:33

up on screen Right now it's. Right in

1:35

the middle actually take let's

1:38

make this really way. More

1:40

difficult than it needs to be. I'm

1:42

me. like red green colorblind as well

1:44

by the way. like partially. Are.

1:47

You? yeah? I.

1:49

Did not know they're. Very very very slightly like

1:51

I can see red and green but when color

1:54

start to like. Blend.

1:56

Like where where purple turns into

1:58

red or blue? I'm like. Your

2:01

eye on a hot. So.

2:03

Here's what we're doing. I'm far. I've brought

2:05

it into photo shop guys. this is crazy

2:08

stuff that we're Oh my god are you

2:10

going to that He could have sworn in

2:12

a i'm gonna I drop it. Real.

2:14

Quick! Ah Kei making a

2:17

new layer. turns out is

2:19

exactly in the middle of

2:21

that's. So. It

2:24

has a hex code

2:26

here of D Six,

2:28

he six one for

2:30

ah that for color

2:32

it was ah, idiots.

2:34

Yeah, How could you enable like.

2:38

It's it's more. It's.

2:40

More Ah, it's like right

2:42

in between green and yellow.

2:44

It's like right where they

2:46

overlap, so reliant their. It's

2:49

right there. Are you gonna be right next to

2:51

me to see Green? So. It's

2:53

it's that's a tough one.

2:55

I think that. I.

2:58

Think that there's not really. A. Wrong

3:00

answer for this. I'm little google it. What

3:03

color are tennis balls? I'm Roger Federer

3:05

Ways and under debate as people are

3:08

divided on whether tennis balls or yellow

3:10

or green. know if anybody knows is

3:12

Roger Feather excess. I don't wanna fucking

3:14

go through an article from B C.

3:17

Just tell me. He

3:20

asked tell me their yellow

3:22

right says the Swiss men.

3:24

Are. Both guys picture

3:27

tennis balls His room. Is

3:30

it depends. I'm trying to think

3:32

that are the tennis balls that we all

3:34

get as kids. And for dogs and stuff

3:37

they're like green but Wimbledon tennis balls or

3:39

yellow. Oh

3:44

is the dress. Black.

3:46

And goals are blue and black.

3:50

I'm going under that, but I'm going to

3:53

do a twitter poll. right? Now.

3:55

Who. Are and you eggs

3:57

go in the fridge? Yes or no.

4:00

Or he yellow. And.

4:02

I do. Eggs go in the fridge. I

4:04

put that up on Twitter one time because

4:06

I knew I knew the answer that Americans

4:08

but eggs the fridge and we don't because

4:11

of. The. Weights washed. And.

4:14

But I knew it would divide people and

4:16

then I knew people would be arguing in

4:18

the comments about it because I was like

4:20

i want you all to learn about each

4:22

other's agriculture. And they didn't.

4:24

They just got mad at each other because I realize that

4:26

Twitter and. Whatever they

4:28

gonna do, Do put bread in the

4:30

fridge. No. I

4:33

don't either. Isn't bread in

4:35

the fridge? a breeding ground for mold when they make

4:37

or break a moldy quicker. I don't

4:39

know. has. Condensation:

4:43

Condensation? I don't I don't know the

4:45

rules would bread in the fridge? I've

4:47

never put bread in the fridge and

4:49

the other day I'm Jocelyn was grabbing

4:52

suffer v own shoes. I hate. Going.

4:55

Against suffer video you need anything dislike for

4:57

the house and other yeah actually could get

4:59

some bread and then. Later.

5:01

Came back. And I was like hey

5:03

was i came from the bread and she's like

5:05

the for reading your fridge yeah. Brandon.

5:10

For here, never point. Keep your bread

5:12

in the fridge, the stars, molecules and

5:14

bread. We crystallize very quickly a cool

5:16

temperatures and cause the bread to go

5:18

steal much faster. Every

5:21

day. San Speedy. but there's a lot of

5:23

things that I think you go to the store

5:25

and then you by the saying and then you

5:27

come. Home and you put it in the fridge. Bike? I am.

5:30

I have our catch up in the fridge. And

5:32

then I'm like. You by

5:34

virtue of in a refrigerated I'll

5:36

wait. Like when I was younger

5:38

we never wanted in the fridge. For now I put it in

5:40

the fridge because I'm like I like cold catch up. But.

5:43

Oh wait, that's a that's a good

5:45

question though. Is. Because there's

5:48

a lot of stuff that you buy. And.

5:50

It's on refrigerated but once you open it. You're

5:53

supposed to refresh through Sonata uttered. Our friendship

5:55

is is one of those bible is kept

5:57

mindset of in the fridge as well. Yeah

6:00

hyena. I'm like wait, why do I keep in

6:02

the first stuff like it? I'd like we buy

6:04

long shelf milk like almond milk or something, but

6:06

other than be innocent, refrigerated and a sore but

6:09

we refrigerator anyway as an off your supposed to

6:11

or not. But I'm like. It

6:13

feels like. It's better safe than

6:15

sorry. Yeah. It feels. A

6:18

little bit blasphemous to keep.

6:20

Ah, something that supposed to

6:22

be mimicking milk not in

6:24

the fridge. Yeah, Thred.

6:27

I'm like I don't want my milk laughing at me.

6:32

On a wide you could say I'm a milk

6:34

drinker which makes me a baby. I love calling

6:36

people milk drinkers to shut up you fucking milk

6:38

Think their. It

6:41

makes them some sort silos and weird. Like

6:45

do a good one though. All have a pint

6:47

of milk. I use different kinds

6:50

of milk everyday. The kids with my

6:52

didn't mince words I can remember if

6:54

we to have talked about this before.

6:56

Everything that we've ever said on the

6:58

podcast we've said before. It

7:00

isn't it a miss? Wasn't

7:02

it up a big? It was a

7:04

big skyn I think milk when it

7:06

was like got milk in it was

7:09

like you had to drink milk to

7:11

make about strong. Isn't that Not true?

7:13

So. The thing with milk is that it has

7:16

calcium in it and calcium as in bones and

7:18

calcium can make your bones from her. But I

7:20

think you need vitamin D to process calcium. So.

7:23

I think if you're not getting rid of indeed. The.

7:25

Calcium and milk is less effective, but

7:28

I've also said things on the podcast

7:30

that are very wrong. The.

7:33

I wouldn't be surprised if it is a scam

7:35

to get big milk said for can squeeze those

7:37

orders a little more. My

7:40

me one early ridiculous claims coming

7:42

out of Big Milk today. A

7:45

A through a secret it's it's

7:47

a joke that out as that

7:49

goes on a cow there's otters,

7:51

meds where the com com sort.

7:54

of of one of it's

7:57

would real during the summer

7:59

baby. Come from. P.

8:01

Is stored under orders. Wait,

8:05

wait. You're on the something. He

8:08

guys to either like check out those

8:10

orders and check out the other ones.

8:14

As. I got Bessie. You're a hoot. Do.

8:16

You think cows adult cows

8:19

ever try and drink. The.

8:21

Milk. You. Know

8:24

like when it out up add some points to

8:26

the or the cows as I am good. Yeah

8:29

thanks dude mom, I'm too old to

8:31

be drinking your milk. No.

8:33

One's telling them. No. One's

8:35

telling them that they need

8:37

to stop. That's genetics, baby.

8:39

hereditary. A one

8:41

day he likes. I. Have given

8:43

up on Milch now. Grasses new

8:45

best friend. Mods Mods. Mods:

8:48

Mods. Mods. Mods. I. Hope.

8:51

Said. Adult cows have

8:53

tasted each other's milk. I

8:56

think I think the wheat. Barley

8:58

weirdo they had to have. They had to

9:00

have been like a week. I. Just

9:02

do that. What have I? Try. That

9:04

again the another taste the same as my memory.

9:07

Do. You think cows would take a bite

9:09

out of you if given the chance? Know.

9:14

Well. Our.

9:17

Instincts, Just wild. How

9:19

did he have his sister Annabel

9:21

sustainably? Can I am a smart

9:24

on the podcast? Tell us how

9:26

Instincts? I saw a video. Shadow

9:29

tic toc were distorted dolphin

9:31

giving birth. Which. Is. Weirdly

9:34

very similar to the how we give birth

9:36

as humans but it just takes off and

9:38

the baby player in the blood do that

9:40

it didn't The babies are they've. Been

9:43

trained for the baby. Like how did you know

9:46

to do like? horses stand up for their born

9:48

as like. Media. Li out

9:50

as you do that when were born

9:52

or we do was cry and shit

9:54

ourselves serenely. Of

9:57

that, a boy my my ass the size of

9:59

a grapefruit who. Help me. How.

10:02

I was over the big smile whom

10:04

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10:07

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10:10

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10:13

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10:16

to a doctor? you my guide and also understands.

10:19

oh I them to of understand me.

10:21

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10:24

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10:28

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10:30

tough, gone out there and real world trying to

10:32

find a real doctor yet to sort through all

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10:52

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12:02

You see, That yeah,

12:08

See I see the

12:11

se.com/brain like. Wow. Legion.

12:15

If I feel like if you there's

12:17

some babies in the in the world

12:19

of the Animal Kingdom, words like once

12:22

the babies they're like turtles for instance.

12:24

Or mother goes and the eggs and then all the

12:27

baby seats hurdles they They come out of their cell

12:29

and they have to make their way from the beach

12:31

to the water and that's their big thing as make

12:33

them from the beach. the water allowed an edge of

12:35

on their own. A. Lot of a

12:37

lot of him die is very sad.

12:39

I saw a video. Gold got

12:42

a and the day also on

12:44

tic toc. Of

12:46

people like assuring.

12:49

Ah, the sea turtles into the into

12:51

the water and making sure that they

12:53

all. Get. Into the water. And

12:56

like you know, there were goes around

12:58

and stuff like that and. I

13:00

understand, but I don't particularly agree

13:02

with that. If. I'm honest,

13:04

the one nature take it's course. You

13:07

know, like it's like that big thing that was

13:09

gone around. Awhile back which I guess was

13:12

proven to be a hoax. but you remember

13:14

the frog army guy where he like saves

13:16

all the baby frog eggs and he like

13:18

put them saw him. Apparently it turned out

13:21

yeah it turned out to be a hoax

13:23

and was a video from like a long

13:25

time ago that he realized but the whole

13:28

thing was he took. He

13:30

took frog eggs that we're in a pond

13:32

and it was. You know the seasons are

13:34

changing so lot of them like a majority

13:36

of the eggs would not survive. but yeah,

13:39

who called the eggs and made sure that

13:41

all of them were warm enough so that

13:43

they can all be birth. And then he

13:45

had a ton of frogs. They were all

13:48

released. And. Again apparently this didn't happen

13:50

but adds a bunch of people were

13:52

like that's eco terrorism has been all

13:54

the murders are both vs like this

13:56

is this is this is really good

13:58

of fuck up or local. The ecosystem.

14:00

Yeah, it's different if you're dealing with

14:02

like. Sand. As are like

14:05

endangered tortoises or something or he

14:07

want those the survivor like rhinos.

14:10

But. As I am. With. Turtles.

14:12

I'm not caught up until the lord.

14:15

Maybe they are endangered. We are a

14:17

pass civil Friday. All the turtles are

14:19

fucked. I. I've been

14:21

using plastic straws. Their.

14:23

Paper supposed to slip up. Assess

14:26

Assess assess assess too soon for

14:28

good. Was a physicist that that

14:30

implies he shrugs. Designated areas as

14:32

a turtle sued for the doesn't

14:34

meet people saving them on take

14:36

target some of got a bouncer

14:38

the he goes to some armed

14:41

with a big make these Alan

14:43

Dennis Ross That is a good

14:45

point. Maybe they are. Maybe sea

14:47

turtles are endangered? That actually sounds

14:49

like a thing. Sea turtles seats

14:51

are don't sound like they. Would

14:54

be aiming was being lasers.

14:56

Seats are I think tortoises,

14:58

some tortoises or external extinct

15:00

and endangered but I don't

15:03

think turtles are. Ah,

15:05

there's a lot of different types. The turtles.

15:08

So. This makes sense now and I

15:10

retract my statements. Ah, nearly all

15:12

species of sea turtles. Are.

15:15

Endangered so that I make

15:17

sense. So. Nevermind, but. If

15:20

it were any kind of thing, I'd be like,

15:22

i don't think that it Yeah, Let's let's

15:24

let's build a high horse and get on

15:26

it real quick. Yeah, I'm gonna. Take

15:29

talk. They just looked like normal

15:31

people and. If you took two

15:33

people. And. Put them in front of me.

15:35

I wouldn't be able to tell you which one was assigned

15:37

his in which wasn't okay. To

15:40

look like you want to be a the beads and our

15:42

lab coat. Yeah, it is. Look.

15:44

Like sides is like ah man, serial

15:47

killers look just like aws that kind

15:49

of fucking script If if, if, if

15:51

if if if a society it looks

15:54

just like me. I suppose. the tobacco,

15:56

the prices the of a meme to

15:58

their god the brood. Like

16:01

a business is it uses a

16:03

ferocious job. bridge of John Wayne

16:05

Gacy the famous clown serial killer

16:07

wearing and of under armour shirt

16:10

Sympathetic and more like that percent

16:12

will still Under Armour helps me

16:14

kill. See

16:18

with but. Anyway, the people looked.

16:21

Look. They. Look like they

16:23

knew nothing about turtles. There's

16:26

a guy had turtles. Go see

16:28

who's Mc Squared? It. Smithsonian

16:30

has all. It. Seem to

16:33

casual. Ah no. Signs.

16:35

Of casual sometimes Naral

16:37

sciences, particle accelerators and

16:39

focus space probes, I.

16:41

Can be bought doctors and they can even

16:43

help you when you're joking. There's

16:45

a slight us, sir, I. Have a doctor

16:47

it but if you wanna know about paintings. Gonna

16:50

be cool. The

16:53

pain. Yes. Think. Oh

16:55

are you want like a medical doctor?

16:57

No. Neither. The.

17:00

Effects: Is there a doctor unemployed? Yes

17:03

please. We need your help. I'll pay.

17:05

I'm a dentist decision at a specific

17:07

item in the I Tell You hot

17:09

rocks are different from one another. Man.

17:12

I felt so bad. I was

17:14

on a plane recently and as someone.

17:16

ah, Not. Someone third like

17:19

flooded and stores person. Was.

17:21

Gonna be as they look just like us. I

17:23

didn't know that it is. it's noticed that vivid

17:25

because I had no idea for they got on

17:27

the intercom and they were like hey of this

17:29

doctor board please make yourself known we need a

17:31

doctor and then I'm all the heads return and

17:33

I don't know her and have been a boy.

17:37

Visitors' it. But

17:42

there was an older woman in the back and I felt

17:44

bad as everyone was looking at her and so I said

17:46

you know what, I'm going to be different. I'm not going

17:48

to bed and to. Avoid

17:52

six the that matter and me during

17:54

the Answer is to the Feds like

17:56

a Time Magazine picture was a woman

17:58

dying of the ground. Everyone crowd around

18:01

like a renaissance painting, staring and then

18:03

it's just you with your fixing the

18:05

air the other Epa day. like don't

18:07

call me a hero Got his fitness

18:09

of successes and. Sat. On my

18:12

hands and what can I do about it? Or a. Nonpartisan.

18:15

Solution Not part of the problem. I'm not

18:17

going to bed tense and. Honestly,

18:19

I'd that's all your fault

18:21

that the citizens ssssss a

18:23

specific. Listen: these people who

18:25

look like scientists. He does

18:28

look like normal beachgoers offering

18:30

the turtles into the ocean.

18:32

And I don't think that

18:34

norms should interfere with. Mother.

18:36

Nature. It's like that I'm zero

18:38

video or some girl. I

18:41

can remember the turtle or a tortoise.

18:43

But. She picked one up and I throw

18:45

that into the river and is like saving

18:47

the turtles and then it's ever like a

18:50

total fucking.he says that as a hobby I

18:52

put it in. There is a something about

18:54

like fresh water versus the waters of the

18:56

they can't mamata siblings with the like that

18:59

definitely kill the turn of the. I saw

19:01

something like that recently as well where it

19:03

was like it's these two guys. On.

19:07

You tube shorts was an idiot Ah ads

19:09

it's i hate you tube short we can

19:11

go and or whole thing about you to

19:13

play with. ah the it's like any comment

19:15

they'll pick a comment and be like this

19:18

person will say okay do this thing though

19:20

be like all right back in than they

19:22

do our right. Ah and it was save

19:24

a lobster from a restaurant, a release of

19:27

back into the ocean. But. They were

19:29

clearly in California and lobsters ard

19:31

east coast and so everyone was

19:33

like wait wait wrong a from

19:35

symptoms i felt like to die

19:37

that was you didn't focus but

19:39

the by in the comments you

19:41

should have been more specific. About.

19:46

Your mana? That's a rather joke if I

19:48

don't get enough credit for that joke. and

19:50

what I killed simple but he says get

19:52

and a war about was quick. I'm proud

19:54

of that one. Day you

19:57

could see with. This year.

20:00

Really? All.

20:03

I wanted to do. All

20:06

I want to do. Is

20:08

watch. British. Love.

20:11

Island. As. All I want

20:13

shown but. Me: Being in

20:15

the Us survey. I can't get

20:17

it on my netflix. What's.

20:20

Even. More. If I

20:22

told you do with the service, you could do

20:24

that within a few clicks you could be across

20:26

the pond and your accent could change and you

20:28

could be watching a little tv show any. Rewards.

20:35

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20:38

if you watch it, Or. The Tv I then we

20:40

click the button. It was when suddenly turned into

20:42

a tally. On.

20:45

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20:50

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20:52

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20:59

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21:03

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24:18

yeah, well, I do feel as bad

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as it. I used to be

24:22

so good with spiders. When. I was a kid

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I used to like be able to pick them up for my

24:27

hand and they steer my sister with them or never kill them.

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I mean sometimes they kill them when it was a kid.

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don't really care. I

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buy hills. So many bugs Wells

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a kid. In. Horrific ways.

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I. Was exiles. No.

24:43

No, No No no, I wouldn't. I wouldn't do that.

24:45

I wouldn't say that what I did as much. Better.

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Oh no, did you have it on and

24:51

he'll would have magnifying glass. Yeah.

24:53

All the time I would do that.

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That's literally what I have observed. Sit

24:58

outside all the while more when my

25:00

friend and we'll just go outside and

25:02

just find things to burn magnified of

25:05

us feel like that's a very normal

25:07

kid thing to do. Yeah,

25:09

that's a very blink. It's a very

25:11

boldly thing to do as. yeah So

25:14

I've never heard of Burn Ants. I.

25:16

Never burned and sort of magnifying glass, but

25:18

it's always like movies or tv shows or

25:20

something of. Kids doing

25:22

that. But. I have burns,

25:25

sit with a magnifying glass has been

25:27

submitted. save four hours be like yeah

25:29

with the paper burn eyes are on

25:32

the word yeah I'm I'm going to

25:34

take the put your hand on her

25:36

and a that's what I think will

25:38

happen and is says again. Sauces.

25:41

Healthy and or. Is

25:44

basically guy was a crazy magnifying

25:46

glasses you think about it is

25:48

is the for the Deseret guy

25:50

yeah any like cuts Roxanne as

25:52

and so yeah any so lazy

25:54

So I got a rock the

25:56

car with my death ray and

25:58

it's like because me. Hurry

26:01

Am I supposed to know you and your

26:03

death rate is a said that so casually.

26:06

I would be afraid to have a death

26:08

ray because I would be afraid of. It.

26:11

Just existing at all. And. Be like

26:13

was the sun hits it in I'm not paying

26:15

attention. The birds my whole house down. Yeah,

26:17

Vicki cut their rock and a half. On

26:20

have a good just leave it out

26:22

eventually it'll bora holder china. Outside

26:25

your house. But. It seems.

26:28

Weird that. It.

26:30

Doesn't really matter where you were growing up. I

26:33

think. Maybe the people from where I'm

26:35

from got it from t but there would always

26:37

say like keep digging a you get to china

26:40

and I'm like. Housing

26:42

Ireland's along the opposite side of China.

26:44

What's on the opposite side? I was at

26:47

a globe. What's on the opposite side of

26:49

Ireland? Privilege socially, water. Keep.

26:52

Digging a your ribs drown

26:54

Specific assist The past. Really?

26:56

Sex is it. is. It

26:58

digs, Harvard sleeps the beginning.

27:00

You get to China like

27:02

that's gonna stop you from

27:05

digging. They think I don't

27:07

know today as a kid to keep digging

27:09

go to make it their face your face

27:11

of six that way so can set I

27:13

am so gonna go to sleep with that

27:15

race. I. Want my way

27:18

got fucked up. I love digging

27:20

a hole. was kids. Kids

27:23

do you know he like digging a hole

27:25

now. Yes sir, There's.

27:28

Nothing quite like digging a hole. say what? Eating

27:30

a whole for. Northern. On.

27:33

To something useful for us. Open. What?

27:36

Is. What? Is your

27:38

favorite. I'm house activity This

27:40

this comes from the whole because

27:43

ah yesterday or maybe one day

27:45

before a camera. but there's a

27:47

bunch of mud over a drain.

27:50

Certain the hose registered spread model

27:52

and and hum but because there

27:54

was there was more dirt their

27:57

it does. The mud kept common

27:59

and but I would just sit

28:02

there. I sat there for like

28:04

fifty three has a sucker for

28:06

cooking the good dirt. It was

28:09

what it. Was. A way that

28:11

was so nice. That. Are

28:13

great. I had a moment recently which at

28:15

this year I'm trying to live in the

28:17

moment more and be more present. Which.

28:19

If you make everybody says all the time but I

28:21

was like. I was sitting down at the.

28:23

Table one time and I was like ice I'm gonna

28:25

go paint again and I was watching the Sopranos and

28:28

I was like. You know,

28:30

I would only take a moment for myself of the

28:32

like. That's all I've been doing lately, staring at a

28:34

screen and distracting myself as I guess it's the sunset

28:36

right now. And. I was in the kitchen at

28:38

the door. And. I had like like

28:40

army starts with my arms for the

28:42

behind my back on it matters up

28:44

during I'd like birds going to roost

28:47

was like sea gulls going. Home.

28:50

I. Guess I'm more of fuck they go

28:52

services like. Father's. X Four of

28:54

them together. And I was staring at them then like

28:56

a group of starlings or something we'll go over to

28:59

get are like whoa Cool! And ended up

29:01

like twenty minutes. Oh that's I

29:03

guess is as sit there and looks I

29:05

have a photo of my dad the last

29:07

time that I was home of him just

29:09

staring arms folded to stare into his heart

29:12

was like wow that is the death had

29:14

a phone has like whenever be more like

29:16

all my dad uses just stand outside and

29:18

stairs of his like again it. Again,

29:21

And now we all become her parents. I.

29:24

Understand. I. Was

29:26

served punching holes in walls and getting really

29:28

angry. For. Sold a sore throat

29:30

of he sent me an A photo.

29:33

Ah, Because he's moving out

29:35

to the west ah out here.

29:37

but he didn't have a photo

29:40

of he took down the wall

29:42

in my old office. Wow in

29:44

Berlin and do your Dad was

29:46

a hero. I have done

29:48

the wall baby! It. Has done that.

29:51

Isn't him a sledgehammer. Him.

29:54

Destroying. What he made. Way

29:56

if he's moving y z get rid of

29:58

the walls. Ah big. So in

30:01

my dad's house, the basement is where

30:03

I used to make videos. in. the

30:05

basement runs the length of the house

30:07

or sister a really long open space.

30:10

So for my seventeenth birthday, Wow. Damp.

30:12

Ten years ago, we build that wall. For

30:15

my seventeenth birthday. He. Was like.

30:18

So. I'll go build your wall. And

30:20

so he made me my own little office

30:22

by building while and then we insulated everything

30:25

from the sounds of your Dad just went

30:27

around petitioning with a sign saying build a

30:29

Wall. Be. Like I need materials.

30:32

Pleased to said he would have to buy

30:34

for us. I hear her and her as like

30:36

free me build a wall you some sort

30:38

of racist heed advice was for my son's huge

30:41

you to know that one unrelated the racism is

30:43

unrelated to the wall a cast with with

30:45

a third. Party

30:49

some kind of racist yes, but

30:51

typically did it really. sorry if.

30:55

I do my racism in my own

30:57

talking. In the

30:59

privacy of via. Oh yeah, racism

31:01

should stay in the house. The

31:05

eggs, the wall. No. More,

31:07

No more memories in their. The. Hammer

31:09

on get into the have to take it out because that

31:11

was the original plan for the house. To.

31:13

Take down the wall like that you gotta house

31:15

without a wall so that and when he built

31:17

a the Us to take it down to like.

31:20

Put. It back to it's original blueprint. Oh.

31:24

Ah I mean he has to put it back

31:26

to it's original thing I guess but it was

31:28

like it was like at. It. Wasn't

31:30

like a real looking wall.

31:33

In the sense of like it wasn't sinister

31:35

I just still don't understand why the wall

31:37

with coming down like if is I don't

31:39

think about has the people buying a new

31:41

house be like omitting keep a or maybe

31:43

would or Iraq. War. Because it's

31:45

it's. not a real. Is

31:47

not a real wall really? So.

31:50

Basically just have to buy for

31:52

frame that he built and then

31:55

we put insulation in it. Said.

31:57

Create a foe. Room.

32:00

But there's no like drywall on

32:02

top of that and no paint or anything so

32:04

it just looked like the let me let

32:06

me ask you a question You're sitting in

32:08

this space and you look ahead of you. Can you see

32:10

the rest of the basement? With

32:12

the wall or without the wall with the wall with

32:14

the wall Can I

32:16

see the rest of the basement? Yeah, like you

32:18

look around you. Can you see the rest of

32:21

the basement? Are you enclosed in a space? I'm

32:23

it. I'm enclosed in the space. Is there a

32:25

door to get out of it? Uh-huh Yeah,

32:27

we don't fucking wall baby. That's a

32:29

wall Yeah, but it's

32:31

not it's not finished. You know I look

32:34

sir. We had a wall

32:36

outside my house It's just

32:38

bricks and concrete put together. Are

32:41

you are you on your phone right now? Well,

32:43

I was gonna look at my wall It's

32:46

gonna find I'm trying to

32:49

give you credit for your wall. I'm not trying to

32:51

talk down your dad's Okay, well,

32:53

I think it's a wall I think you're

32:55

like I had an imaginary friend when I

32:57

grew up and we build an imaginary wall

32:59

together It's like you pictured a wall It

33:02

was real It

33:04

was a real wall. It was a real

33:06

wall. Yeah, just cuz it wasn't finished Okay,

33:10

but it by that standard. It's like

33:12

is any house in America a finished

33:14

wall by our standards bricks

33:16

I don't know why that

33:19

the people that own because my dad doesn't

33:21

own the house He was renting the house So I

33:23

think that the people that own the house would it

33:25

would just be a chore for them And they'd be

33:27

like right this thing here And

33:30

then they'd have to feel that I don't know I don't

33:32

know anyway No more you have a picture of your wall.

33:35

I can find a picture of the wall You want me to find

33:37

a picture of my wall? I'm gonna

33:39

look up your tweet poll. Oh Yes,

33:42

and see what people are answering. Oh It's

33:46

been up for I Don't

33:49

know how long it just has 23 hours left,

33:52

but it's been up for like a good half hour and If

33:56

you claim 68% green 41.8%

34:00

yellow. Okay.

34:03

So, it seems like it's

34:05

not even close, so I'm assuming a green's going to

34:07

keep the lead. And people

34:09

are saying, can't wait to see team green lose.

34:13

Somebody else said white and gold. I

34:15

made that joke. Somebody

34:17

says, anyone who says yellow is getting blocked. They're

34:21

like fluorescent green, so they look yellow. Mmm,

34:23

that sounds like a fence-sitter to me. I

34:26

have found a photo of

34:29

my wall. Show the class. Alright.

34:31

What are you going to have to put it in the... Here

34:34

is... Wait, send it

34:36

in the discord chat. Oh,

34:38

yeah. Don't show your phone to the

34:40

camera. That's what it

34:42

looks like. That's a wall! I mean...

34:46

That's a damn good wall.

34:49

It's a good wall, yeah. But it's just bare,

34:51

you know? And so that's why I think... It's

34:54

got wooden trusses. It's got insulation.

34:56

All it's missing is drywall. Drywall

34:59

and a little slab of paint. You

35:03

don't even need paint. On the other

35:05

side of that, I just put my

35:07

acoustic foam on all of the insulation.

35:10

Let me ask you this. Great wall

35:12

of China. Wall or not? See...

35:18

This is a very rhetorical question. I

35:21

think... No, no, no. But

35:23

it has an answer. I... I

35:26

don't know if I'd call it a wall. It's

35:29

just kind of a big... When

35:31

does a fence... Become

35:33

a wall? At what height? Because

35:37

if you think about it, if you shrunk the Great

35:39

Wall of China down to,

35:41

you know, six feet,

35:45

that's a fence. I would say

35:47

there's no such thing as a fence made out of

35:49

stone. So

35:54

In those terms, maybe the

35:56

wall in your basement was

35:58

actually a fence. That's.

36:00

Interesting thought. Actually,

36:03

Yeah. There's also a few have

36:05

wall around your house that's a wall or

36:07

Britain and you have that's a wall. Review.

36:10

Would. Chain. Links.

36:13

What if he has made out of wood? That's.

36:15

What I'm getting at our house or your make or

36:17

a but all of you guys his houses when all

36:19

of them. But. A vast majority of

36:21

the houses over there. Are

36:23

made out of wood. And

36:26

there's no rain to drive all and

36:28

stuff and front so take as a

36:30

you guys just live in like a

36:32

pen like pigs of hook for a

36:35

full like chicken. but the Sorbonne men

36:37

who grew up in a log cabin

36:39

citizen super of a more been allowed

36:41

to have and I lived there for

36:43

four years. I'll go up in a

36:45

house. Or a city not a brick

36:47

wall that was also like a really cheap house that

36:49

had like prefabricated walls in it. I didn't realize until

36:51

I was order to people used to make fun of

36:53

my family for living in it. Was

36:56

like edit It was like an American house where it's

36:58

like a timber frame with lights, dry wall and stuff

37:00

on. Rounded. But. Then my friend had

37:02

like really warm brick houses and I'm like. Why?

37:05

Are we poor? What

37:08

would you called? the log cabin? Is.

37:11

Not a playpen penitentiary to keep

37:13

a physicist. To the have a thatched.

37:16

Roof. Know. How to galvanize

37:18

roof? But it

37:20

was just the whole thing was made out of wood. Was.

37:23

It was a seed metal on the roof

37:26

like the way the galvanized metal. Ah man

37:28

has some cool when it rains knows awful

37:30

a with terrifies. We were so scared that

37:32

the wind because we live next to a

37:34

boggs of the wind had free range like

37:37

build up speed and come across the ground.

37:39

On. Interrupted so to hit the cabins. And

37:42

then me and my dad's were so

37:44

afraid that the roof was just gonna

37:46

lift off the cabin. And I

37:48

was sitting in bed. One i had i too am and they wind

37:50

woke me up and I was like this is it I'm going to

37:52

sit here and the roof is gonna come off. All.

37:54

My equipment is going to be ruined. I'm

37:56

gonna die on a fly away at

37:58

it like thousand wonder. Does.

38:01

Does your family still live there? Now.

38:04

Ah, My dad's dead. Or

38:07

another but I didn't know if anybody else

38:09

to the lived there. Ah but you know

38:12

they moved now. Thinks.

38:14

His dream last night That. Somebody.

38:16

Was at that location doing like

38:18

at. My. Feet are

38:20

those ghosts. Adventurer people who go to places

38:22

assess assess the theaters where inmates were killed.

38:24

This is where we're going to study. I

38:27

heard ring that they were they are but

38:29

the cabins were gone. It was just like

38:31

an outline of our the cabins were. And

38:34

it was like Tarmac her asshole for everyone

38:36

to call it. like and out. What kind

38:38

of in the foot of the like? this

38:40

is where to accept the guy lived but

38:42

he doesn't live here anymore assists. Steals

38:46

and Cdc buyback Those

38:49

houses in the mental

38:51

museum. Mikel

38:53

Most things got moldy real quick. They

38:55

have a lot of upkeep. A.

38:58

D think I'm a fan or bread in the fridge.

39:04

They should have been kept in the fridge. I see they

39:06

were, of course fuck over there. But

39:09

I am for the showers worth. I guess

39:11

they weren't installed properly so they would like

39:13

to build mold under the floorboards and a

39:16

whole places would. For. Just spreads really

39:18

easily and than just like. Put. It out

39:20

and. Taken. Out and put new for boards

39:22

in all the time. All.

39:24

The time. Terrell. Sell

39:26

all the time is all the time. We.

39:28

Have a few years. Has. Pretty

39:31

frequent. Though near.

39:33

Supposed to happen. I don't think they were built very

39:35

well. As

39:38

awful existence I don't want to get when

39:40

you are sleeping at night time and the

39:42

ice is halfway up the wall. In

39:45

winter and you can like just sitting there in

39:47

a blank and you're like and on it. I.

39:50

Waited Like inside you can see. Yeah.

39:53

I was before he got like the stove

39:55

like heater like the wood stove. yeah

39:57

so we as i had no here in my house

40:00

we would have to get like a portable

40:02

heater like a radiator but it costs way

40:04

too much to run because heating elements just

40:06

cost a lot on electricity and

40:09

then we had a gas one but I had

40:11

to pay for the gas myself so

40:13

we couldn't really afford that much either so

40:16

I had to like turn it on when

40:18

necessary but before I got the

40:20

wood stove heater we

40:22

like the ice on the wall would just come in and

40:24

I would see it on the wall so

40:26

it's like living in an ice box yeah

40:31

that's why I'm like man YouTube's

40:34

pretty cool man it

40:36

really things things are alright yeah you kind

40:39

of forget what it's like to live in

40:41

a log cabin freezing to death every day

40:43

it's pretty what my asthma is still

40:45

so shit because it didn't help wait

40:48

did you have asthma as a kid you did

40:50

right yeah and then it went away and then

40:52

it came back yeah just

40:54

like people's dad my

40:58

husband went out to get milk finally came

41:00

back when I he's like

41:06

ah my favorite son remember when

41:08

we used to play it

41:11

was horrible I had asthma as a kid and I had

41:14

to take asthma meds I used to have to take my

41:16

little puffer did you have to

41:18

take like in an inhaler that you squeeze

41:20

and it puffs it out for you because

41:22

you can also get like dry powder ones which you

41:24

like open and then you click

41:26

and it puts powder from a capsule in and then

41:28

you have to suck my

41:31

nose I did that at

41:33

one the circular ones yeah look like

41:35

hubba bubba bubble tape yeah that's what

41:37

it reminds me of like a little

41:39

clamshell sort of weird yeah

41:45

I did have that at one point yeah but I

41:47

also had the little you just shake it and you

41:49

just yeah that's what I'm

41:51

yeah I'm not yeah bad boys

41:55

people people now these young kids

41:57

they're like man it's so cool to vape

41:59

it's so cool the jewel huh ever

42:02

have a puffer dude you

42:04

know the puffer yeah I called

42:06

it a puffer when I was a kid I know I know it's

42:09

an inhaler but it's like can you give

42:12

me any my puffer baby what

42:14

upy you don't

42:16

have a little nickname for your inhaler I call

42:19

them my government name my

42:22

side piece yeah keep that

42:24

thing yeah gator needs his

42:27

dad I

42:29

wish that they may them a little bit in

42:31

a different form because they're kind of clunky

42:33

and weird not good to have in

42:35

your pocket they're pretty small

42:38

how have they not vapes

42:40

are so small and little they're little

42:42

thin guys how

42:45

have they not made inhaler

42:47

versions of that I cuz

42:49

I think there's not enough doses in it so

42:53

plus it's like

42:58

it's a powder right that the thing

43:00

just disperses vape is like

43:02

a coil that vaporize it

43:05

that's true so it

43:07

goes from liquid to steam

43:10

or whatever if you could have

43:12

your little inhaler and just like a little just

43:14

a little guy this is a USB

43:16

dongle but it's about the same

43:18

size it's like a jewel yeah

43:21

you just have a little bubblegum

43:24

inhaler why is it flavored why isn't

43:31

it flavored it should

43:33

at least smells like something I hate because

43:35

I have to take the steroid inhaler so

43:38

when I take it it's like make sure to

43:40

rinse your mouth out by the way because you

43:42

can get like thrush or like I

43:44

don't know why you guys were college it's

43:46

like a like

43:49

a rash kind of like redness

43:52

rash in your throat What?

43:55

What is Thrush in America This is going to be

43:57

a thing where it's like oh, that's mono or something.

44:00

I know. Have you ever had mana

44:02

and ignored it? is? Mono

44:04

I don't know necessarily what it

44:06

is I got at once when

44:09

I was like twenty and you

44:11

mostly get it from make an

44:13

hour and people iom. And

44:15

I was just really really really tired

44:17

for like a month and a half.

44:20

Of constantly. Just exhausted.

44:23

On. Maybe. It was

44:25

early onset depression. But

44:28

I can also. Echoed

44:30

Also the thing apparently some

44:33

rush it's real name is

44:35

Ken Diddy asses so. Candid

44:38

E S. A

44:41

Today it's like a yeast seeing. It

44:45

on for a d s if if if

44:47

if. The like

44:49

different versions of. it's like a bacterial

44:51

or fungal growth kind of thing. So.

44:54

It's like you can get like. Marginal

44:56

thrush you can get. Like.

44:58

Told fungus. So

45:00

it's like a thing that if you profit and some of

45:03

that still in your mouth you can develop. Source:

45:07

Yeah, but I also have this ios out the

45:10

space or for it. Switches. Like

45:12

they're fucking gas mask was over your face

45:14

as be long ten minutes and then it

45:16

goes in and then you saw can has

45:18

little harmonica in it that if you stop

45:20

too fast the blue to be like no

45:22

no no to quick. I

45:24

was born in the darkness patriot

45:26

better off with an open it

45:29

up or merely a doctor for

45:31

bravery. And

45:33

will. Assess Assess

45:36

the. Oh.

45:38

Boy. Aged means I can't run

45:40

very well. Ah, running sucks

45:42

anyone who needs it. Who.

45:45

Needs. It slowed. Saw

45:48

I have a question for you. Hit

45:50

have you seen. Ah,

45:52

Don't you don't have anything. It's as if

45:54

please don't hit me. Have you seen the thing

45:57

that's come out recently? Saura? Through.

45:59

I say. The A video. Yes,

46:03

We are the A Very. Soul.

46:06

So scary. So for those be listening.

46:08

If you haven't heard of the company

46:10

called Open A I don't think is

46:12

Samuel I come in the company. They.

46:15

Are they may

46:17

needs Dolly and

46:19

Chatty Beauty Sequences

46:22

sequences, sequels said

46:24

Cpt. And a else I

46:26

know a i may as as use and

46:28

everything. I. Think they

46:30

are Microsoft A I stuff uses open

46:32

a I for it. I

46:35

wonder who owns. Open A

46:37

I it's at has a parent company.

46:39

ah I'm I think it's sad woman

46:41

and his partner. Sam Altman

46:43

Who is Sam Altman. Ai.

46:45

Guy. A. I man.

46:49

Ah, But. They just released.

46:51

Or I guess announced because it's

46:54

not available for people to use.

46:56

Yet another Saura which is a

46:58

I've video where much like Dolly

47:00

where you want an image of

47:03

something a say okay I'd give.

47:05

Show. Me: a kitchen with a glass

47:07

of water on the counter and make the

47:10

cameo blue and bubble of us do the

47:12

same thing both video and the videos that

47:14

it's spitting out which. Here's.

47:16

The thing, I don't know how believable.

47:19

It is because they're showing like best case scenario

47:21

of what the i can do ya think and

47:23

daily came out and everything or mid journey it's

47:25

like he a can do that but I've used

47:28

to major in a myself and it's like it's

47:30

really hard to get it to make anything decent.

47:33

Here. So and the looking the

47:35

same. We'll see

47:37

what it's actually like when

47:40

it's released, but from what

47:42

they've showed, it's horrifying. Yeah

47:45

people he bringing up the Will Smith eating

47:47

spaghetti. Fan. which

47:49

you can see in the at it you can

47:52

show and onscreen here sorry listeners but they should

47:54

will smith eating spaghetti and and i'm like this

47:56

is what it looks like a year later and

47:58

it's like that beautiful shot of like Tokyo

48:00

or something and like the lady walking across the

48:02

street and like everything in

48:04

the image is a hundred percent AI and it's You

48:07

can tell like if you really look that

48:09

one of like the femme fatale Asian

48:11

lady like walking across the screen. Yeah

48:15

which looks like like

48:17

a downtown Asian country But she's like

48:20

walking across and there's somebody in

48:22

the background with big puffy pants And if you look

48:24

at the pants the way it interacts with itself, you

48:26

can kind of tell something's off. Yeah,

48:28

but It's really

48:30

hard to notice and the fact

48:32

that that's a year on from what last

48:35

year's was is pretty scary It's

48:37

very scary. I Made

48:40

a video talking about my my thoughts

48:42

and I like went in-depth on

48:44

it but I'm

48:46

very concerned about Specifically

48:49

people who work in commercials because there were so

48:51

many I don't know if you went on their

48:53

website and looked at all the different Like

48:56

examples that they had but a lot

48:58

of the a lot of the

49:00

videos that the AI has spit out looks very

49:03

commercial Esque

49:06

like it looks very clean and very yeah,

49:08

it's like my commercials or beer commercials or

49:10

something like that Yeah, and

49:12

so I'm like man. That's really

49:14

scary for people that work in

49:17

Commercials because that's a

49:19

lot of people's entire livelihoods. It's like, okay. I

49:21

shoot on commercials or I act Basically

49:24

solely in commercials blah blah blah and it's

49:26

like yeah I'm not like commercials

49:29

are like the in-between work people do From

49:31

like big budget shoots if they can get work on

49:33

that some people just work solely in commercials But some

49:36

people are like I'm in between movies

49:38

right now. So I'm like doing commercial work and

49:40

DPN for that or something So yeah,

49:42

that's scary. So scary because it's just

49:45

like wow you could eliminate literally every

49:47

job And with

49:50

commercial stuff if you wanted to because

49:52

it also doesn't need to look perfect Yeah,

49:55

hopefully what I'm hoping with all of this because when

49:57

it comes to us people are always like are you?

50:00

scared of AI like taking your job and I'm

50:02

like for me no because I feel like there's

50:05

so much spontaneity and brain rot to

50:07

do what I do that you can't

50:09

replicate that perfectly I don't think but

50:14

I'm hoping that if AI stuff becomes

50:16

so prominent that people really get tired

50:18

of seeing it like dystopian shit where

50:21

it's like all the AI stuff like you can

50:23

really tell when it's AI generated even when it's

50:25

really good and it emulates stuff of the past

50:27

I hope that that springboards

50:29

people into doing commercials

50:32

differently that I'm

50:34

always hoping that if AI gets so good it

50:36

starts replicating what we do now people

50:38

get creative enough to change what they do to

50:42

supersede it but I think the ease of

50:44

use and the monetary savings

50:47

kind of fuck everyone over yeah

50:49

you can make a whole commercial for your thing

50:52

at the cost of a subscription

50:54

to a thing or maybe there's

50:57

there should be you can't

51:00

copyright AI but there should

51:02

be some sort of like fee like

51:04

if you use a photo for

51:06

a thumbnail or stock photo for

51:08

like publication you

51:11

have to pay a extra amount yeah

51:14

there there was an

51:17

interesting video that I saw it

51:19

was a clip from a stream

51:21

pirate software um he was

51:23

talking about AI and his thoughts

51:26

on AI and he's like I'm

51:28

fine with AI being used in

51:30

certain cases where the

51:33

AI and I don't

51:35

I don't actually know like how you would track

51:37

this but it's like AI

51:39

is gathering is is

51:43

gathering things from different real art from

51:45

real people and stuff like that and

51:47

so it's like okay there are some

51:50

cases that have happened where the original

51:52

artist they they

51:55

like pay a license because

51:57

it's like referencing their art or whatever So

52:00

as long as the original artist is

52:02

getting compensated in some way, then it's

52:04

like, okay, AI is fine in that

52:06

sense because an actual person is

52:09

being paid for it. Yeah, there's a lot of-

52:11

But I don't think that that's the case like,

52:13

any time normally. It's a slippery

52:15

slope still, but now it's like

52:17

stable diffusion is just stealing art

52:20

without anybody seeing any, no

52:22

credit, no money, no anything. So

52:25

if people were able to be compensated for that,

52:27

then fair. It's up to them

52:30

then to consent to it or not. I

52:32

still don't like AI. I still think it's fucked,

52:34

but I do think there's good applications

52:36

for it in terms of, actually

52:39

a good point to bring up from something we said last time, but

52:42

when it comes

52:45

to like blind

52:47

assistants or reading assistants or any

52:50

people who have disabilities that are hard

52:53

to do, AI is such a valuable

52:55

asset for people with disabilities, I think.

53:00

That's what people said last time in the comments

53:02

that apparently the neural link was

53:04

intentionally made for people

53:07

with disabilities, which

53:09

I didn't know. I thought it was just like,

53:12

oh, we're trying to do like super science

53:14

stuff and we're trying to make humans smart. But

53:18

yeah, apparently it was supposed to help people who

53:20

can't type and things like that to help

53:22

them do stuff. So in

53:24

certain scenarios, it does work, but we all know that

53:26

that's not going to be the only case for it.

53:29

I think that in the

53:32

case for AI in the

53:34

creative realm, I think that

53:36

I only agree with

53:38

its use as a tool

53:42

in an assistant kind of way

53:44

where like I use

53:46

it on Photoshop all the time of it,

53:48

like going into manually using like the clone

53:50

tool to paint out stuff. I'll just select

53:53

it and do the generate fill or whatever,

53:55

and then it'll get rid of stuff. So

53:57

I think if you like using it as

53:59

an assistant. The spot heal over

54:01

text is like, you can tell I use that

54:03

but if you highlight it and then like remove

54:05

text It's like perfect and then it like generates

54:07

a tree or something behind it and it's like,

54:10

whoa, that looks really good Mm-hmm.

54:12

I think it's it's bad

54:14

when it's creating whole things by

54:17

itself, but if you're using it as a

54:20

Way to just assist you making something then

54:22

it's it's fine. Let's face

54:25

it. We're the problem

54:27

humans The AI just

54:29

is but it's everybody out there

54:31

being like I made this thing now You have to

54:33

buy it from me and then it's like well, you

54:35

didn't make it Yeah,

54:38

so it's just it's just opportunistic

54:40

people using it horribly I

54:43

mean, it's you could talk about it all day

54:45

and you'd never be right. It's changing so much

54:48

all the time. Anyway, so Either

54:50

way, I don't like AI You're

54:52

all fucked. Yeah, I

54:55

like it for that kind of like Photoshop stuff because I'm

54:57

not like stepping on anyone's toes and it makes a job

55:00

better in like it

55:02

removes stuff better and you can stick

55:04

something in the picture better, but who

55:06

knows maybe that is Stealing from something

55:09

but doesn't Photoshop have like a stock library that

55:11

they're pulling from I

55:14

think so as if I do a

55:16

picture and I'm like stock add grass

55:18

add a building add Person

55:21

like where's it getting that stuff? That's

55:24

a good Question

55:26

I actually don't know I would imagine maybe

55:28

it is pulling from Adobe stock But

55:31

I would hope so because I would hate to think

55:33

that it's just stealing someone's material

55:38

That's the other thing too when you just

55:40

said like put grass here and stuff like

55:42

that the

55:44

Sora video AI For

55:47

stock footage is gonna be fucked That's

55:51

gonna be real bad when it's like, okay We

55:54

just need a shot to go in here as

55:56

an establishing shot doesn't need to be perfect just

55:58

something to fill the kind

56:00

of it's like oh no that's gonna be bad.

56:03

You'll always have like the Christopher Nolans

56:05

and the Denis Villeneuve's who like really

56:07

want to craft their material but for

56:10

like cheaper movies who are like

56:12

we were out on location

56:15

well it's gonna get really crazy when you can start feeding

56:18

it bits of your movie. So

56:20

let's say you go out and you're filming something in the

56:22

Alps and then you're like oh we

56:24

got all these shots shit we need to do pickups we can't

56:26

afford to go back out on location again because that was that

56:28

took everything to do and then it's

56:30

like show a drone flying over the

56:33

Alps and then if they're like that doesn't

56:35

really match ours I wonder then

56:37

if you can feed it all of

56:39

the footage you've taken yourself in your

56:41

style and then it's like oh now

56:44

I can replicate your style so

56:46

here. That's the other

56:48

thing too is like with

56:51

Dalian with mid journey and I'm

56:53

sure with Sora as well you

56:56

can just say to mid journey like

56:58

I want XYZ thing

57:00

done in the style of Van

57:03

Gogh or Picasso like this specific

57:05

artist. That's the thing that's really

57:07

scary as well. Well

57:10

there's um who's the

57:12

guy I forget his YouTube channel but you've probably seen

57:14

him where he's like it's like

57:16

he acts out scenes but then everything is

57:18

like cartoonized over him and it's like rotoscoped

57:21

and he does like the Elden Ring shit and

57:23

he's like dressed up in armor but it's all

57:25

like cartoony looking. Yeah I can't remember his name

57:27

off the top of my head but yeah I

57:29

know who you're talking about. Yeah he said that

57:31

he uses AI for his stuff but he's using

57:33

the AI to draw from his art style so

57:36

he feeds his stuff to AI and then

57:38

it helps I please tell me if

57:41

I'm wrong but I think when he was talking

57:43

about it he's like creating whole things out of nothing

57:45

with AI is bad but if I

57:47

could be like here's the style here's the start

57:49

frame I'm getting to here fill

57:51

in the rest of the scene with my art

57:54

then it like really speeds up his process

57:56

and he's not yeah treading on anyone's toes

57:58

it helps. him make the stuff he

58:01

wants to make just way quicker saves

58:03

him a lot of man hours and he's not like it's

58:05

not taking somebody else's art and putting it over his and he's

58:08

pretending that he made it so i

58:10

guess in those scenarios it's good not

58:12

a whole thing yeah

58:14

if you use ai is

58:16

not a tool then you're

58:19

the tool yeah man what's

58:21

that thing it's like when people are the product

58:24

then your sheep i

58:27

can't remember what what it's

58:30

like when apple are like making a

58:32

product then your i don't

58:34

know what it is what's the quote

58:38

i don't know what you're talking about when

58:40

people are the product then your sheep

58:43

it's not that but it's

58:46

like oh god it's something got

58:48

to do with that oh

58:51

if you're not paying for the product you are the

58:53

product which inherently makes

58:56

you like sheep who

58:58

are gullible and will just do anything

59:00

the company wants kind of scenario so

59:02

i took that whole thing and matched it

59:05

down to one non-sentimental something

59:09

like that i can't remember people and the

59:11

product and there's a sheep there in it

59:14

you know if you like sheep and

59:16

you buy products and live your

59:18

life man if you like sheep you're

59:20

part of the problem look

59:26

if you like if you like fucking

59:28

sheep then just go out

59:30

and buy some products then like

59:34

uh i

59:36

think you got that wrong no pretty sure

59:38

that's the quote i

59:40

love sheep i

59:43

love sheep it's nah we

59:46

shouldn't get into it i

59:50

just like i don't know just the

59:52

thought of people

59:54

fucking animals yeah let's not

59:56

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1:04:00

just sore and I just can't move

1:04:02

around like this. You know what is

1:04:04

so funny? I told you

1:04:06

after 26 it's all downhill. And

1:04:09

I was like, that's when stuff stopped working

1:04:11

for me, that's when my back started hurting.

1:04:14

And here you are, one year in. Yep,

1:04:17

and it's already fucked. Oh

1:04:21

man, I have that. I have like a... It's

1:04:24

my C6 L11 vertebrae. I

1:04:29

don't know what it is, but I have a thing that if

1:04:31

I like bend down this way and I come out of it

1:04:33

too quick, I'll get that like

1:04:35

sharp spike and I'll go, whoa!

1:04:38

And then after like five minutes it's gone. You

1:04:42

know it's starting to go downhill when you

1:04:44

move and you get a sharp pain and all you

1:04:46

can do is just freeze and fear. Well

1:04:49

it's like, oh don't move it again, huh?

1:04:52

And I've gone to like chiropractors, I've gone to

1:04:54

doctors, physiotherapists, and they're like, yeah it's a muscle

1:04:57

thing. It's not a bone thing. And

1:04:59

I was like, it really feels like something's like

1:05:01

bulging out and touching a nerve. But

1:05:04

they were all like, no, just like

1:05:06

work out your back more. And I'm like, oh

1:05:08

I guess I do sit a lot all the time. But

1:05:10

it's just that one movement. And it happened

1:05:12

on a plane one time. I was sitting

1:05:14

in my seat, bent down to get something because it fell,

1:05:17

I stood up and I went, oooh! And

1:05:20

then Evelyn looked over me and she was like,

1:05:22

what's wrong with it? I was like, my back!

1:05:24

I was just sitting like a fucking concave weirdo.

1:05:26

And then I was like, okay, it's okay now.

1:05:30

For 12 hours on the plane? Like,

1:05:33

this movie's great. It

1:05:36

sucks too when you, it's

1:05:38

specifically back stuff when you move weird. And

1:05:41

you either, it's one of two things. You're either

1:05:43

gonna shout like you just didn't, just go, ahh!

1:05:46

Or you just go, ahh! It's

1:05:49

a very like short breath. It's like

1:05:53

the Christopher Lee thing on

1:05:56

Lord of the Rings when Saruman gets

1:05:58

stabbed. And then in the

1:06:00

script it said that he like yells and Christopher Lee was

1:06:03

like, have you ever been stabbed Peter? And he was like,

1:06:05

no, he's like, well, you don't shout. It just takes the

1:06:07

breath out of you. And that's why

1:06:09

it was, he gets stabbed? Yeah. He

1:06:11

was in world war two. Oh,

1:06:14

I didn't even think about that. I

1:06:16

think Hey man, Tolkien were in one

1:06:19

of the wars together. He's like the only cast

1:06:21

member who's ever met Tolkien. Um,

1:06:24

and he said when you get stabbed, it like sucks

1:06:27

the breath out of you. And that's why Saruman does

1:06:29

it in the movie. And I'm like, yeah, who am

1:06:31

I back? It twinges as well. Or

1:06:35

sometimes it's not like a dark soul character before I go, Oh,

1:06:48

me and Evelyn do that sound to each

1:06:50

other all the time. Not like that. Yeah.

1:06:53

Something will happen to you. If you're like, Oh, and

1:06:56

then it's like, Oh, or

1:06:59

my favorite thing to do recently is the cat that

1:07:01

goes, Oh, I've

1:07:04

ever seen that one. It's

1:07:08

like the snoring sound, but just cut into like

1:07:10

a, Oh, great

1:07:14

cat humming. Okay.

1:07:20

Get humming. No,

1:07:22

ha meme. Ha meme.

1:07:26

What'd you just notice? I

1:07:28

just noticed. When did this happen? You

1:07:30

changed your sign. You put your new sign up.

1:07:32

I did. I don't turn

1:07:34

it on because I put it up and it

1:07:37

was like, Oh, cool. Wait, how do I, but

1:07:40

it, is it flickering? Yeah,

1:07:44

but you can probably change the setting on your

1:07:46

camera. Change the Hertzage. I was

1:07:48

changing like shutter speeds. Cause I thought that would help. And then

1:07:50

I changed the aperture. And that didn't change anything either. And then

1:07:52

I was like, what the fuck? Well,

1:07:54

there's, there's a thing in the settings where you can

1:07:56

change it from 50 to 60 Hertz.

1:08:00

that might do the trick uh... ntsc

1:08:03

or pal uh...

1:08:06

that won't do anything well

1:08:09

that's why it was back in the ps2 days

1:08:11

for we were pal and you guys are ntsc

1:08:14

almost fifty hertz and almost sixty hertz bitch

1:08:18

oh wait i thought

1:08:20

we oh no you're right i thought that we

1:08:22

were pal for some reason yeah

1:08:24

ntsc stands for not the task

1:08:27

carolina uh... what

1:08:30

does it stand for because

1:08:33

that's like ntsc and pal i think

1:08:35

is also uh... i

1:08:37

think it's also frame rate stuff because

1:08:39

like you guys do we do twenty

1:08:43

four frames per second you guys do twenty five

1:08:45

yeah we're twenty five and like nt

1:08:49

which is weird that you guys are twenty four and

1:08:51

sixty yeah shouldn't

1:08:54

it be twenty four and forty eight do

1:08:58

you guys do thirty you just do thirty yeah

1:09:01

i mean everybody does everything now but

1:09:04

i think it's a broadcast thing for tv

1:09:08

because there's a broadcast and that's what the tv's had to

1:09:10

match it pal

1:09:13

has twenty percent higher resolution because

1:09:16

we're fucking cool you

1:09:19

got more lines and it's called pal you

1:09:21

can just say pal you don't have to

1:09:23

spell out the acronym so

1:09:25

pal is phase alternation by

1:09:27

line ntsc is national television

1:09:29

system committee it should not

1:09:31

be great hablo they

1:09:36

were like because the by is it's lower

1:09:39

case they

1:09:42

were like pap and they're like i don't

1:09:44

like that what if we call it pal because it's

1:09:46

a little guy it's just a

1:09:48

little buddy oh

1:09:50

hell yeah i mean asia

1:09:53

or somebody must have had it ccam

1:09:57

s e c a m

1:09:59

ccam That's

1:10:03

cool. It's only used in Russia

1:10:05

and I think Russia

1:10:11

It's Russia and France

1:10:14

it looks like and certain parts certain

1:10:17

countries in Africa Well,

1:10:20

I don't know that's

1:10:22

cool. What's wrong that Asia use? Asia

1:10:26

uses pal. Oh Hell

1:10:28

yeah, it's repel. Well, actually Asia

1:10:32

it depends because

1:10:35

it looks like Japan

1:10:39

uses NTSC and I

1:10:42

don't know what country that is. I've already

1:10:44

lost interest in this conversation. Yeah, it doesn't

1:10:46

it doesn't matter Well,

1:10:49

Sean should we wrap it up by doing

1:10:51

one last check on what people

1:10:53

think about green versus

1:10:55

yellow? Yes Team

1:10:58

green or team yellow What

1:11:02

what are we at? 67%

1:11:04

green 32%

1:11:08

yellow, but there is a lot of

1:11:10

discourse in the comments a

1:11:12

lot of people being like I I'm

1:11:15

one of the other Yeah, but

1:11:17

that was always gonna happen Do

1:11:20

people know what neon yellow looks like

1:11:22

says rat king? Yeah,

1:11:24

do you know what a tennis ball looks like?

1:11:27

I'm starting to think that it's like a Mandela thing

1:11:29

where we all grew up with different types of tennis

1:11:31

balls and there's no standard I

1:11:33

don't think that's a Mandela effect Did

1:11:36

you grow up at Nelson Mandela? What

1:11:39

was the what was the

1:11:41

color? It's here

1:11:43

somewhere six d e

1:11:45

d 3 e 4 3 4

1:11:48

that wasn't the original one but That's

1:11:51

cool color Why

1:11:54

did that happen? The Mandela

1:11:56

effect why he died in 2013. I looked this up

1:11:58

yesterday Actually people

1:12:00

thought he died in the 80s everyone was like he died

1:12:02

in prison in the 80s, but he didn't die until 2013

1:12:05

Why did people think that what was he doing

1:12:07

between 1980 and 2013 just

1:12:10

chillin out people didn't know where he was Building

1:12:12

the Mandela effect. I'm

1:12:15

gonna die in 2013. It's gonna really fuck

1:12:17

with people's heads We also got stuck with

1:12:19

like a cool word for it. Imagine if

1:12:21

it was called The

1:12:23

Johnson effect and it's like yeah

1:12:26

Cool But

1:12:29

it's just cool because because We

1:12:34

know it like do you ever think about your last

1:12:36

name and you're like my last name doesn't sound cool

1:12:38

Like do you ever think of of like if you

1:12:40

were to be an actor? Yeah

1:12:43

of like Oh Sean McLaughlin

1:12:45

like that doesn't sound cool

1:12:47

like Leonardo DiCaprio or or

1:12:51

Yeah, but when you think about it, his

1:12:53

name is Leonardo Weird

1:12:59

on its own Like

1:13:02

whenever you take them whenever you don't

1:13:04

take their full names like Tom Holland

1:13:06

or Tom Hardy's names are Tom Their

1:13:09

name's Tom Tom

1:13:12

Hanks is just Tom like people go and be

1:13:14

like hi Tom That's

1:13:18

weird separate the day What

1:13:22

is it? Oh, I

1:13:24

knew her last name. I just

1:13:26

looked at up like last week She

1:13:29

has such a sick middle name. She has

1:13:32

a very long name. Yeah Say

1:13:34

it's in there is the day

1:13:36

of Marie Stormer Coleman

1:13:39

Coleman. Yeah, damn. That's pretty cool.

1:13:41

Yeah, I like that Zendaya is

1:13:43

not a stage name That's

1:13:46

so cool to have a name. That's so cool that you could

1:13:48

just go by that name I

1:13:50

mean, yeah, okay. You could just go by Ethan

1:13:52

if you want, but there's a lot of Ethan's We

1:13:56

have such generic names Ethan and

1:13:58

Sean we do like I

1:14:00

like my name, but like there's a

1:14:02

lot of me Yeah,

1:14:04

because like if Zendaya is trending on Twitter

1:14:06

You know it's Zendaya if Ethan is trending on

1:14:08

Twitter There's a lot of different ones that

1:14:10

used to happen all the time It

1:14:13

would be like Ethan's trending and then it'd

1:14:15

be like bits of you bits of Ethan

1:14:17

Klein bits of Ethan the drummer from Monoskin

1:14:20

Yeah, it's like and it's not for

1:14:22

any of you Ethan

1:14:25

on for Mission Impossible My

1:14:28

namesake, but just technically you yeah

1:14:32

That's me. It's all me. They

1:14:34

really miss out calling him Mike

1:14:36

for those movies My

1:14:39

cunt Then

1:14:46

they're like get my cunt on the line your

1:14:49

wife is online to sir Listen Listen

1:14:56

someday Tom Cruise is

1:14:58

going to die and No You

1:15:01

know he'll get whatever he gets with Scientology

1:15:03

or whatever You get grounded to ash little

1:15:05

burnouts to the top and it'll turn black

1:15:08

and they'll say a new pop But

1:15:13

they'll want to keep the Mission Impossible

1:15:15

franchise going hmm and

1:15:17

what better way Then

1:15:20

Ethan hunts child Michael

1:15:24

Michael Then

1:15:30

zombie mom comes back oh He's

1:15:33

like this is the real dead reckoning I Did

1:15:37

still haven't seen the brand new I mean

1:15:39

it's not brand new anymore, but the most recent

1:15:41

this is impossible is it worth it yes

1:15:45

Okay, they all are they're fun. They're

1:15:47

fun Have you looked have

1:15:49

you googled that hex code yet? No?

1:15:52

What I should I have been yes?

1:15:54

I told you like five times this

1:15:57

episode just googling the hex code

1:16:00

I mean it just gives me what the green values are. It's,

1:16:09

oh well, okay. So

1:16:13

if we're going by CMYK percentages

1:16:15

and RGB percentages, it's

1:16:18

46% green with RGB

1:16:20

CMYK which is cyan,

1:16:22

magenta, yellow and... Kelvin

1:16:26

potassium. But it's

1:16:28

black. It's 77%

1:16:30

yellow. But it's not a

1:16:33

fair thing to... I don't know, this

1:16:35

has not given us any information. Have we

1:16:37

just created the new green

1:16:41

needle? Blue, black? This

1:16:43

is basically just

1:16:46

chartreuse. Chartreuse? Chartreuse

1:16:49

is basically what a tennis ball is. I

1:16:52

thought chartreuse was like a dark color, like a

1:16:54

red. Chartreuse

1:16:57

sounds like a word that's like a

1:16:59

crimson or something. Red gets

1:17:01

all the coolest names by the way.

1:17:03

Maroon, crimson. Find

1:17:06

me what you think chartreuse

1:17:08

is. Like make the color

1:17:10

chartreuse in Photoshop real quick. I'm

1:17:13

not opening Photoshop for that. Chartreuse

1:17:18

is a liquor? You

1:17:20

can't look up chartreuse, it'll taint the idea

1:17:22

of what it is to you. I just

1:17:25

told you what I think chartreuse is, which

1:17:27

I thought was like crimson. Like a dark...

1:17:30

Like a really nice, rich, like

1:17:32

bloody red, I thought chartreuse was.

1:17:35

It sounds like that's what it should be. It's

1:17:37

a cool word to say it should be a cool

1:17:39

color to look at. But it's

1:17:41

not. No one likes

1:17:44

chartreuse. Yeah,

1:17:48

it's almost exact. Wow. Chartreuse is

1:17:50

straight up tennis ball. So we

1:17:53

need to say that. We need to put

1:17:55

that out there. It's not green, it's not

1:17:57

yellow, it's chartreuse. between

1:18:01

sure I want to make an entire

1:18:03

chartreuse outfit and go out

1:18:06

in public with it and blind everybody with

1:18:08

the sheer dominance of luminosity that I have

1:18:11

you could it could be kind of cool well

1:18:13

yeah I can do a lot of things but

1:18:15

I like talking about it and pretending I'm gonna

1:18:17

do it rather than actually doing it and not

1:18:19

doing it I like your hat today shot thank

1:18:21

you fishermen vibes thank you I was

1:18:23

out on the lake are

1:18:25

you I was like going trout there

1:18:29

is a fog horn in Brighton that

1:18:31

keeps going off I'm

1:18:33

so jealous I don't know what it's

1:18:35

from I was outside one day reading my book and

1:18:37

I heard a hmm and

1:18:40

I was like as if tripod

1:18:42

coming what is happening I love

1:18:44

a fog horn I

1:18:46

do too but not when I don't know where it's

1:18:48

from I know I live in a seaside town but

1:18:50

I never

1:18:52

heard I never heard of foghorn

1:18:54

here before what if it's

1:18:56

just like last boat just coming to

1:18:59

shore what did you hear last night

1:19:01

well it's a

1:19:04

problem that future even will have to deal

1:19:06

with because it only struck once and then

1:19:08

never again which means it will strike more

1:19:10

soon that means it was lightning I'll

1:19:13

never know when my

1:19:16

smoke detector you

1:19:21

know what that means right it'll be

1:19:24

back put

1:19:31

a new battery in oh no

1:19:33

I know what it means but I won't why

1:19:37

I said always amuses me when people

1:19:39

are like doing a tick-tock or something and you hear

1:19:41

it in the background and everyone's like why

1:19:43

don't you just put the

1:19:45

battery in well because

1:19:48

it and

1:19:51

I don't know why they do this but

1:19:55

it's because it's a different battery it's like a

1:19:57

six volt battery or nine volt battery or whatever

1:20:00

It enables I think we're ever you buy

1:20:02

a battery it's is gonna be right next

1:20:04

to those he I know. But how often

1:20:06

are you going out. A

1:20:09

Boundary Kids You show me a

1:20:11

battery sorter that you got every

1:20:14

type of read. It seems to

1:20:16

tell you what's your battery is

1:20:18

left in there are you were

1:20:21

sort of the batteries. Ah,

1:20:24

I don't deserve. I battery in there. Is.

1:20:27

Only three. Euros.

1:20:31

Yeah. You're narrow. hey man, you know

1:20:33

wrong the thing and settle for that in

1:20:35

the back on Source and the test on

1:20:37

off because otherwise they don't go through the

1:20:39

wake of passage. And.

1:20:42

He says. This.

1:20:44

Is true. As I said. I'd.

1:20:47

Wish you make emerged that says this is true

1:20:49

I say that all the time know cause I

1:20:51

point is that the you say mean everyone always

1:20:53

say it. And are

1:20:55

you don't say it anymore And us anymore?

1:20:57

Said this is true or but to the do

1:21:00

I become a enough conscious? Did you get insecure

1:21:02

about it? Did I make you insecure? Know.

1:21:05

It's is now I notice.

1:21:07

When. I say this is true and

1:21:09

so now.sight but that's not bad what

1:21:11

as you it's like they are like I

1:21:14

point out that you say this all the

1:21:16

time or and other your accent appliance

1:21:18

cause in. The subway stop Telling

1:21:20

me. That you love me pointed out that

1:21:22

he say i love you and half years

1:21:24

have gone every time I decided You would

1:21:26

you say this is true Boot. Up

1:21:29

the I love you Mrs. Smith. Ah,

1:21:33

others, so does it near hard

1:21:35

to like I love you. I

1:21:37

know about a third love is

1:21:39

this is through our the wouldn't

1:21:42

make that scene and put it

1:21:44

on Twitter. Her legs I love

1:21:46

you Those who serve food Summary:

1:21:48

Who's in Carbonite. Way

1:21:52

to go anyway! Thank you guys

1:21:54

for listening, watching, laughing, loving. Drunken.

1:21:57

it. joking Anyone

1:22:00

out there joking? Hope anyone out there edging?

1:22:03

Gooning? Hmm? Ooh, docking?

1:22:06

Here's ride, rise up. Docking? Ooh,

1:22:09

that's rare. Very

1:22:11

few people out there docking right now. We

1:22:13

gotta come up with a new one. Like anybody out there

1:22:15

scorping right now? That's,

1:22:18

that's when you try and get your

1:22:20

dick in your own asshole. Like a

1:22:22

scorpion tail. No, there's gotta be a

1:22:24

word for that already, right? Oh, turntable.

1:22:27

Anyone turn styling out there? The

1:22:31

penis is so malleable. Anybody

1:22:34

out there making clay pots? Oh

1:22:36

my god. Real quick before we end the

1:22:39

episode, did you see Drake's penis? Uh,

1:22:43

what? Did you see Drake's

1:22:46

penis? No. Did

1:22:48

it leak? Yeah. Yeah. That

1:22:52

feels like a violation of someone's privacy. Hold

1:22:55

on. Let me Google that real quick.

1:22:58

Just a couple seconds. Hold on. Let

1:23:00

me, uh, let me show you what it looked like. Hold

1:23:02

on. I thought you were gonna pull down your pants. I'm

1:23:05

kinda scared to see what he's gonna come

1:23:07

back in with. He might come

1:23:09

back in with a drawing or an apple.

1:23:13

I don't know. It could be anything. Maybe

1:23:16

he's made a diorama. This is

1:23:19

kinda what it was like. Oh

1:23:23

god. It

1:23:26

was not entirely

1:23:28

flaccid, but

1:23:30

just so tubular. It

1:23:35

was so radical. He was like flopping it around in

1:23:37

a way that made me uncomfortable. Why

1:23:44

did this happen? That he willingly

1:23:46

put it out there and then was like, oops,

1:23:48

this isn't the DMs. No,

1:23:51

somebody leaked it and then I think he

1:23:53

actually posted about it on Instagram with like

1:23:55

a joke where it was like, oh, all

1:23:57

right. Whoops. Well, of course you paid off.

1:24:00

You have a giant floppy cock. He's

1:24:02

like yeah, yes the world saw it

1:24:04

now It was

1:24:06

just a little unsettling because

1:24:08

I almost wish that it was

1:24:10

just This

1:24:13

is such a weird sentence. I almost wish

1:24:15

that it was just a bit more erect

1:24:17

in the video. It was unsettling how How

1:24:20

much movement there was? You

1:24:23

know now Sean he did play with ninja and

1:24:25

then you said there wasn't enough movement It's

1:24:28

up to you now. I'm not gonna make you do

1:24:30

this But I

1:24:33

if you look up Drake's penis And

1:24:36

I want you to tell me if it's like on

1:24:38

on Twitter. It's trending Drake's penis

1:24:40

and Dyson And

1:24:44

then for some reason it

1:24:46

always turns out everything we are so

1:24:48

back right underneath it We are so

1:24:50

bad. Oh, we didn't even

1:24:52

talk about the Elden ring DLC trailer.

1:24:54

I Haven't watched

1:24:56

it yet. Oh you happen before I whore

1:25:00

I know it happened before I woke up and

1:25:02

I woke up a little late and I had

1:25:04

to rush to therapy So I haven't even seen

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it. Oh my god, you wouldn't even have gone

1:25:09

through therapy. Oh my god. She has exciting Drake's

1:25:11

crown of Drake's

1:25:15

penis is all around my head Sean Will

1:25:19

you look at Drake's penis? Tell

1:25:21

me if my My

1:25:23

Dyson I'll do it for you

1:25:25

I already know that it's true

1:25:28

and accurate and if he's

1:25:30

made jokes about it already then You

1:25:34

look very dashing Anyway,

1:25:37

Elden ring DLC trailer go watch it. It's

1:25:39

awesome. Perfect. No notes. I love it. Not

1:25:41

simple fucking gas Nothing,

1:25:44

but gas no notes, but Drake's

1:25:46

penis many notes Lots

1:25:49

of notes a forest sheet of paper

1:25:53

Like it anyway, we've got to end this

1:25:56

episode before this episode ends off. Thank

1:25:58

you all so much for listening I hope you all

1:26:01

have a wonderful day. I hope you

1:26:03

do today leaky and Come

1:26:07

home soon. Oh god

1:26:10

brain leak