WEBVTT 00:01.200 --> 00:08.885 [SPEAKER_08]: robots radio, games, lore, stories, community, just press play. 00:15.949 --> 00:17.490 [SPEAKER_08]: Welcome to the Fallout lore cast. 00:18.751 --> 00:23.654 [SPEAKER_08]: The podcast that explores the boundaries of our knowledge about the world of Fallout. 00:25.790 --> 00:28.694 [SPEAKER_08]: Wastelanders and Voltaweller's welcome back to the Fallout lorecast. 00:29.055 --> 00:36.465 [SPEAKER_08]: It is the end of May, which means it's time to hang out with our patrons again and talk about what they decided we were going to talk about this week. 00:36.485 --> 00:37.466 [SPEAKER_08]: We had a number of options. 00:37.486 --> 00:39.629 [SPEAKER_08]: You guys have been killing it with all sorts of fun ideas. 00:39.989 --> 00:42.293 [SPEAKER_08]: And the one that rose to the top. 00:42.673 --> 00:56.673 [SPEAKER_08]: The topic of this week is if you can add a real world business and IRL company of some sort into fallout, which one would it be and how would you fall out, I would you make it work in the fallout universe? 00:57.253 --> 00:58.115 [SPEAKER_08]: And I'm excited to... 00:58.615 --> 01:13.792 [SPEAKER_08]: see what everybody says because we've been going through of course these pre-war businesses for the last, I don't know, almost a year now on the show and there are so many of them and so many of them take influence from real businesses and some of them are actual real businesses that work their way into the early games and 01:14.933 --> 01:15.994 [SPEAKER_08]: You guys know how that's been going. 01:16.014 --> 01:42.636 [SPEAKER_08]: If you've been listening to the show, but I'm interested to find out which Businesses what types of businesses people are going to bring so welcome back to all of our patrons joining us this week We have Cat Pat and Nova Ash Lil Green Adam's child pumpkin germinator and era and maybe some other people pop in as we go But welcome back everybody and as usual on the count of three I'm gonna have you unmute and make a sound that you would associate in some way with the business 01:43.116 --> 01:55.829 [SPEAKER_08]: that you might bring up on this episode so if it's like a manufacturing maybe it's manufacturing sounds if it's uh somebody who breeds horses maybe it's a horse sound I don't know but on the count of three make the sound of your business right here we go one two three go yummy 02:03.130 --> 02:05.992 [SPEAKER_08]: Some of you didn't make sounds, but we definitely got some weird words. 02:07.133 --> 02:09.094 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, thank you everybody for joining us. 02:09.254 --> 02:11.375 [SPEAKER_08]: All right, who would like to kick us off? 02:11.596 --> 02:12.816 [SPEAKER_08]: Who would like to talk first? 02:13.036 --> 02:14.758 [SPEAKER_08]: Ash, Ash has an idea. 02:15.418 --> 02:16.659 [SPEAKER_08]: Ash, welcome back to the show. 02:16.699 --> 02:17.379 [SPEAKER_08]: So glad to have you. 02:18.400 --> 02:21.342 [SPEAKER_08]: What are you thinking about this topic? 02:21.402 --> 02:25.084 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay, so you all know that Fallout 3 is my favorite, right? 02:26.225 --> 02:28.406 [SPEAKER_01]: And I live in the capital wasteland. 02:29.763 --> 02:50.409 [SPEAKER_01]: There is a localish restaurant that I very surprised to not see any sort of like reference to in Fallout 3, especially considering that Bethesda softworks is literally like 20 minutes away from the flagship store. 02:50.429 --> 02:51.629 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, wow. 02:53.169 --> 02:55.330 [SPEAKER_00]: So it is actually the company I work. 02:56.033 --> 02:57.934 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, really, man, there's so many coincidences. 02:57.974 --> 02:59.415 [SPEAKER_08]: This is all just stacking up, yeah. 02:59.515 --> 03:00.335 [SPEAKER_00]: Yes, um. 03:00.515 --> 03:01.055 [SPEAKER_08]: Now I'm intrigued. 03:01.075 --> 03:01.436 [SPEAKER_08]: What is it? 03:01.596 --> 03:01.996 [SPEAKER_08]: What is it? 03:02.036 --> 03:02.396 [SPEAKER_08]: What is it? 03:02.696 --> 03:03.797 [SPEAKER_00]: California tortilla. 03:04.117 --> 03:07.118 [SPEAKER_08]: It is a on the East Coast. 03:07.198 --> 03:08.139 [SPEAKER_08]: It's like 10 guys. 03:08.159 --> 03:11.240 [SPEAKER_08]: They're doing their locations in California. 03:11.320 --> 03:14.542 [SPEAKER_00]: But for this case, we have, I believe, this Kansas. 03:15.270 --> 03:19.371 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, okay, yeah, so it's like having... West We Go is Kansas right now. 03:19.551 --> 03:29.033 [SPEAKER_08]: Right, so it's like the kind of thing where you can go to it because it's not local, it's like a local business, but it's themed on something far away, so you can enjoy that at a distance. 03:29.073 --> 03:32.613 [SPEAKER_00]: Most of the stores are concentrated here on the east coast. 03:32.853 --> 03:34.714 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, and with the name of the yearning was California what? 03:35.354 --> 03:36.714 [SPEAKER_00]: California Tortilla. 03:36.914 --> 03:37.414 [SPEAKER_08]: Tortilla. 03:37.514 --> 03:41.355 [SPEAKER_00]: Very often, that's mistaken for California Pizza Kitchen. 03:41.916 --> 03:44.217 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, yes, both are round. 03:44.237 --> 03:48.780 [SPEAKER_00]: Do you have any time for the bad people come in as good for pizza? 03:49.360 --> 04:02.028 [SPEAKER_08]: Got it, yeah, yeah, funny story that just real quick on the side when I was teenager, I worked at Taco Bell and one night we had a lady come through drive through and she asked if we had like egg rolls and I was like, 04:03.750 --> 04:08.951 [SPEAKER_08]: It was one of those like ladies, this is a Wendy's moment, but it was like a lady, this is a Taco Bell moment. 04:09.611 --> 04:19.574 [SPEAKER_08]: I felt I tried to be very helpful to her because she's clearly seen like she was having a difficult time, but anyway, I get the feeling of, yeah, people coming in not knowing what they're actually. 04:19.614 --> 04:26.195 [SPEAKER_01]: Anyway, but, yes, so yeah, they're 20 minutes away from the flagship store. 04:27.336 --> 04:30.636 [SPEAKER_01]: They were 10 minutes away from the old headquarters. 04:30.736 --> 04:32.417 [SPEAKER_01]: It's since moved to a different location. 04:33.327 --> 04:34.988 [SPEAKER_01]: about. 04:35.529 --> 04:52.563 [SPEAKER_01]: But it is a it's a local relatively beloved um progress drawn like we get a have a lot of regulars a lot of people have been coming here since the day it opened um now we have several locations dotted around with you so I'm not telling you we're not 04:53.507 --> 04:54.788 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, yeah, that's fair. 04:55.248 --> 04:59.649 [SPEAKER_08]: Now it's primarily Mexican food I would assume, but in a California style. 04:59.669 --> 05:10.974 [SPEAKER_01]: A little bit of a few, there's some items that are inspired by other culture cuisine, but it's primarily text max. 05:12.335 --> 05:17.977 [SPEAKER_01]: And not seeing any reference to it in Fallout 3 is like, 05:19.133 --> 05:31.877 [SPEAKER_01]: It feels a little weird to me, considering all of the things, all of the coincidences and you could call it capital tort. 05:32.657 --> 05:35.138 [SPEAKER_01]: If it were going to fall out, you could just call it capital tort, yeah. 05:35.398 --> 05:36.179 [SPEAKER_08]: Right, right. 05:36.459 --> 05:37.059 [SPEAKER_01]: It is, you know. 05:38.199 --> 05:38.899 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, so okay. 05:38.920 --> 05:43.261 [SPEAKER_01]: So I guess that that raises even a storefront reference or something. 05:43.321 --> 05:45.942 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, yeah, let's just, yeah, you know. 05:47.509 --> 06:04.949 [SPEAKER_01]: that that was really all I was I was thinking but I had to like preamble it with that little bit of totally totally get it it totally fits into the Fallout 3 thing founded until 95 right like there was still plenty of time added in you know 06:06.028 --> 06:23.662 [SPEAKER_08]: right yeah okay so let me let me let me dig into this a little bit it totally makes sense that it fits for Fallout 3 right it's in the capital wasteland also the references to like Bethesda probably is hard about it or at least people who work there have probably gone to one of these right that totally makes sense um yeah i i would wonder 06:24.883 --> 06:33.210 [SPEAKER_08]: We've seen the way that businesses like this show up and fall out games often times it's like a diner that looks like the 1950s or something like that. 06:33.710 --> 06:34.871 [SPEAKER_08]: What would you do? 06:35.111 --> 06:37.793 [SPEAKER_08]: Or maybe we should open this up to everybody because that could be fun. 06:38.174 --> 06:40.095 [SPEAKER_08]: What would you do to fall out highs? 06:40.736 --> 06:44.238 [SPEAKER_08]: A California slash Mexican kind of place. 06:44.819 --> 06:47.561 [SPEAKER_08]: I like the idea of like capital tortilla, like changing the name a little bit. 06:48.302 --> 06:49.683 [SPEAKER_08]: Ashley, let's start with you. 06:49.703 --> 06:52.465 [SPEAKER_08]: Do you have any other ideas about making it a little bit more fall outy? 06:53.457 --> 07:11.746 [SPEAKER_01]: So the old-ish design was like a very retro feel, not quite a 50s, but like probably like a 70s, 80s-ish design. 07:12.226 --> 07:19.710 [SPEAKER_01]: You could easily like change a couple of things with the old original interior to like, 07:20.815 --> 07:21.756 [SPEAKER_01]: all out of fight up. 07:22.276 --> 07:22.476 [SPEAKER_01]: Right. 07:22.496 --> 07:26.339 [SPEAKER_01]: I push it back a little bit into that 50s spectro style. 07:26.640 --> 07:26.900 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 07:26.980 --> 07:27.480 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 07:28.121 --> 07:29.542 [SPEAKER_08]: Are there any characters in the marketing? 07:29.982 --> 07:30.583 [SPEAKER_08]: Are there any like? 07:31.223 --> 07:31.664 [SPEAKER_01]: No. 07:31.704 --> 07:33.986 [SPEAKER_08]: Like some rare rows are Cato. 07:34.006 --> 07:34.566 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay. 07:34.606 --> 07:36.067 [SPEAKER_01]: Kind of have an avocado on our. 07:36.888 --> 07:44.614 [SPEAKER_01]: But it's the original design had a tortilla chip, but it has since changed to an avocado, but you could probably incorporate that 07:46.266 --> 08:01.129 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, yeah, I'm thinking like a bottle and capy sort of thing like a tortilla and uh, and uh, like an avocado, but it's like bottle and capy style and they're like best friends or something, you know, and they're like, I don't know, something like that. 08:01.189 --> 08:02.029 [SPEAKER_08]: Cadpet has an idea. 08:02.049 --> 08:03.049 [SPEAKER_08]: Cadpet, what do you, what do you think? 08:03.089 --> 08:04.349 [SPEAKER_08]: What would you do for this one? 08:05.570 --> 08:06.330 [SPEAKER_06]: Okay, one. 08:06.930 --> 08:09.850 [SPEAKER_06]: You're missing the chance to call it NCR tortilla. 08:10.730 --> 08:11.591 [SPEAKER_08]: NCR tortilla. 08:11.611 --> 08:13.171 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, bring back the California thing. 08:13.251 --> 08:13.431 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 08:14.382 --> 08:18.284 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, because even in the capital wasteland, they probably would have known about the NCR. 08:18.324 --> 08:22.686 [SPEAKER_08]: It's, yeah, that would be the question. 08:22.746 --> 08:29.669 [SPEAKER_08]: Is it a business that forms later by some like survivor or is it a pre-war business in which case it couldn't be NCR because the NCR didn't exist yet? 08:29.829 --> 08:39.973 [SPEAKER_08]: So, what you could do it like somebody who made their way across the country and was like, I'm gonna bring a little piece of home with me and see our tortilla and they started business. 08:40.734 --> 08:41.654 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 08:44.932 --> 08:47.873 [SPEAKER_06]: Uh, are you aware of Casabonaida by any chance? 08:49.214 --> 08:50.374 [SPEAKER_08]: You have heard the name. 08:50.434 --> 08:51.234 [SPEAKER_08]: Remind me with this? 08:51.795 --> 08:56.616 [SPEAKER_08]: Uh, uh, is this the, is this the one that the guy from South Park owns? 08:57.637 --> 08:58.617 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes, yes, okay. 08:58.857 --> 09:06.560 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, yeah, so we know that a lot of Westerns were getting popular in the 50s and even 09:14.042 --> 09:15.143 [SPEAKER_06]: Sorry. 09:15.663 --> 09:19.246 [SPEAKER_06]: He was an actor in these westerns before the bombs fell. 09:19.586 --> 09:19.826 [SPEAKER_06]: Right. 09:20.086 --> 09:29.032 [SPEAKER_06]: So maybe go with a more casserole need a exterior or even kind of like a del taco. 09:29.833 --> 09:30.053 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay. 09:30.073 --> 09:36.898 [SPEAKER_08]: So casserole Benino, you're talking like actual like figurines and little animatronics and all sorts of decorations and things like that. 09:43.365 --> 09:48.667 [SPEAKER_06]: where it feels like you just walked into the kind of like a Mexican city or inside a Mexican house. 09:48.827 --> 09:51.708 [SPEAKER_08]: Right, like a super themed out sort of sort of thing. 09:51.848 --> 09:52.108 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh yeah. 09:52.288 --> 09:52.428 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 09:52.448 --> 09:52.588 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 09:53.048 --> 09:53.208 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 09:53.528 --> 09:56.069 [SPEAKER_06]: And for the mascots, you can call them Chippy and Glock. 09:56.569 --> 09:57.370 [SPEAKER_08]: Chippy and Glock. 09:57.810 --> 09:59.270 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 09:59.350 --> 10:00.651 [SPEAKER_08]: Nick's born Wolf in Chatses. 10:00.691 --> 10:02.431 [SPEAKER_08]: Make the avocado become gullified. 10:04.292 --> 10:04.552 [SPEAKER_08]: Cool. 10:04.592 --> 10:05.752 [SPEAKER_08]: It's a avocado. 10:07.133 --> 10:08.553 [SPEAKER_08]: But he's like super friendly. 10:08.573 --> 10:09.493 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 10:10.194 --> 10:10.674 [SPEAKER_08]: I could see that. 10:12.803 --> 10:24.825 [SPEAKER_01]: I will say that our signature thing is a ball of flame where we just have this giant shelf that has a bajillion hot sauces. 10:25.545 --> 10:26.285 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, yeah. 10:26.445 --> 10:29.686 [SPEAKER_01]: Like it could add to the cooking mechanic. 10:30.806 --> 10:32.427 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, yeah, yeah. 10:33.547 --> 10:39.648 [SPEAKER_00]: All right, like yeah, you can you find a CT and grab a see if there's any 10:41.392 --> 10:51.104 [SPEAKER_08]: Right, or like if this was a fall at 76 thing, then you walk around the wasteland and you find all the lost hot sauces and then you bring them back to the like a remaining location. 10:52.426 --> 10:57.532 [SPEAKER_03]: Something like that said of the wall of the wall of what was it the wall of what? 10:58.053 --> 11:00.396 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, flame, while the flame, the wall of reds. 11:00.837 --> 11:03.300 [SPEAKER_03]: So now you're pulling in the radiation theme into it. 11:04.241 --> 11:07.025 [SPEAKER_03]: That's the, that's the, that's the spicy air. 11:07.325 --> 11:14.714 [SPEAKER_06]: So why do the feeling that if this was a prewar company, they would be putting new killer material in some of the hotter ones. 11:15.390 --> 11:17.153 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, that could be a thing too. 11:17.414 --> 11:25.688 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, like there there's a high percentage of their the people who had eaten there who became gullified after the bombs dropped for some reason. 11:30.461 --> 11:30.641 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 11:31.201 --> 11:32.682 [SPEAKER_08]: All right, any other ideas on this one? 11:33.503 --> 11:34.303 [SPEAKER_08]: Gotta keep moving. 11:34.343 --> 11:35.944 [SPEAKER_08]: We've got lots of ideas and lots of people. 11:35.984 --> 11:37.405 [SPEAKER_08]: And also, Void was able to join us. 11:37.425 --> 11:39.106 [SPEAKER_08]: Void, welcome to the show, glad you made it. 11:40.687 --> 11:42.068 [SPEAKER_08]: Any other, no other ideas for this one? 11:42.288 --> 11:44.369 [SPEAKER_08]: Ash, anything else you want to say to wrap this one up? 11:44.409 --> 11:45.090 [SPEAKER_08]: I think this is fun. 11:45.370 --> 11:49.112 [SPEAKER_08]: Having a California kind of Mexican place and fall out totally, filled with fits. 11:50.309 --> 11:54.473 [SPEAKER_00]: I call workers or bosses or listening, I don't know, they might get a kick out of it, who knows? 11:54.654 --> 11:56.055 [SPEAKER_08]: They might, they probably will. 11:56.315 --> 11:57.176 [SPEAKER_08]: They probably will. 11:57.316 --> 11:57.557 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 11:58.157 --> 11:58.578 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah. 11:58.598 --> 11:59.659 [SPEAKER_00]: Next Halloween theme. 12:00.179 --> 12:01.120 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, that'd be great. 12:01.160 --> 12:05.405 [SPEAKER_09]: If I playing this podcast over the last speakers entire day that you're working next time. 12:07.422 --> 12:09.743 [SPEAKER_08]: in the kitchen and then we like, hey, everyone. 12:09.763 --> 12:12.004 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm sure we'll be the speakers. 12:12.364 --> 12:13.804 [SPEAKER_09]: Just to embarrass you, really. 12:13.864 --> 12:14.685 [SPEAKER_09]: Hi, I'm Ash. 12:14.765 --> 12:15.965 [SPEAKER_09]: I work here, yeah, all guys. 12:17.766 --> 12:18.766 [SPEAKER_09]: It's my restaurant. 12:20.047 --> 12:21.007 [SPEAKER_08]: All right, well, that's a fun one. 12:21.027 --> 12:21.928 [SPEAKER_08]: Who would like to go next? 12:23.091 --> 12:23.892 [SPEAKER_08]: Who's next on the list? 12:24.073 --> 12:24.814 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, I saw two hands. 12:24.834 --> 12:25.095 [SPEAKER_08]: I saw it. 12:25.115 --> 12:27.038 [SPEAKER_08]: I think I saw pumpkin saying slightly before Cadpat. 12:27.058 --> 12:31.727 [SPEAKER_08]: So we're gonna do pumpkin then Cadpat, but I Who knows there's delay on zoom? 12:31.787 --> 12:33.350 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know, but that's that's what I noticed. 12:33.530 --> 12:34.211 [SPEAKER_08]: Uh, pumpkin. 12:34.271 --> 12:34.892 [SPEAKER_08]: Welcome back. 12:34.932 --> 12:35.554 [SPEAKER_08]: How's it going? 12:35.654 --> 12:36.155 [SPEAKER_08]: What do you think in? 12:38.320 --> 12:43.763 [SPEAKER_05]: It's going, all right, so I was thinking this is really, I thought I just thought that I thought it was hilarious, it's a bass pro shop. 12:44.563 --> 12:56.730 [SPEAKER_05]: And specifically people, then living into like the giant stores and being like, oh, this guy was a pro, this guy named Bass, he got a shop, he was a pro, we got a worship this guy, and it's the cult of Bass pro. 12:57.170 --> 12:57.810 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I like that. 12:57.910 --> 12:58.331 [SPEAKER_08]: I like that. 12:59.031 --> 13:01.792 [SPEAKER_08]: This immediately spawns some ideas in my head. 13:02.213 --> 13:05.554 [SPEAKER_08]: First of which people misunderstand Bass and they think it's bass. 13:06.911 --> 13:12.133 [SPEAKER_08]: Which would be weird because it's like they're like it's all about musical instruments even though there's no musical instruments there. 13:12.193 --> 13:13.113 [SPEAKER_08]: It's like base. 13:13.213 --> 13:20.315 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know that doesn't make very much sense, but what does make more sense for fall out is the pyramid theme, you know, like the best pro shop pyramid. 13:21.336 --> 13:21.576 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 13:21.676 --> 13:28.418 [SPEAKER_08]: And then that totally lends itself to the idea that this is a place where a cult would go and develop and start worshiping somebody. 13:28.738 --> 13:31.039 [SPEAKER_08]: So I really like that that spin on it. 13:31.619 --> 13:34.400 [SPEAKER_08]: Um, do you would you incorporate like. 13:35.160 --> 13:49.066 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know, the things in the store in some way, the fishing mechanic, they're definitely, they're definitely going to be like dressed in like the outfits of like your, oh, look, I'm, you know, I'm a fisher, but they're not, they don't register it as a fishing gear. 13:49.386 --> 13:52.508 [SPEAKER_05]: They're like, oh, these are the grieves that they had to wear for worship. 13:53.148 --> 13:56.630 [SPEAKER_05]: Like, they're like just sports equipment and like all that. 13:56.670 --> 13:57.430 [SPEAKER_08]: Right, right. 13:57.530 --> 13:57.990 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, yeah. 13:58.110 --> 14:00.331 [SPEAKER_08]: Or like there's some sort of underwater deity. 14:00.371 --> 14:02.572 [SPEAKER_08]: It's some sort of like a Poseidon 14:04.313 --> 14:14.083 [SPEAKER_08]: Like I don't know maybe the president, maybe the real world president of best pro shops is the person that they're worshipping as a god I don't know who that is, but that would be funny. 14:14.543 --> 14:19.047 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, Kthu Lupro Yeah, Johnny Morris by the way Johnny Morris. 14:19.067 --> 14:22.571 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, they all worship Johnny Morris as some undersea like ancient deity 14:23.956 --> 14:35.663 [SPEAKER_08]: And then what would be even more fallouty is that you dig into it and it turns out that Bass Pro Shop was built on like every location is built on some ancient site of some ancient old gods and that there really is a connection. 14:36.144 --> 14:38.065 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, yeah, that would be that would be amazing. 14:39.431 --> 14:40.092 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, that's awesome. 14:40.192 --> 14:40.532 [SPEAKER_08]: That's awesome. 14:40.552 --> 14:41.032 [SPEAKER_08]: Many other thoughts. 14:41.072 --> 14:42.573 [SPEAKER_08]: Pumpkin or should we open it up, Skyrim? 14:43.174 --> 14:43.374 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 14:43.574 --> 14:44.014 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 14:44.114 --> 14:44.674 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm open. 14:45.095 --> 14:45.995 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, that's open it. 14:46.235 --> 14:46.456 [SPEAKER_08]: All right. 14:46.476 --> 14:47.196 [SPEAKER_08]: Let's open this up. 14:47.216 --> 14:47.776 [SPEAKER_08]: Who has thoughts? 14:47.816 --> 14:48.717 [SPEAKER_08]: I see Adam's child. 14:48.837 --> 14:49.357 [SPEAKER_08]: I see your hand. 14:49.377 --> 14:50.598 [SPEAKER_08]: And then I saw Catpets too. 14:50.638 --> 14:51.619 [SPEAKER_08]: Also, so we'll start with Adam. 14:52.279 --> 14:52.699 [SPEAKER_08]: What do you think? 14:53.300 --> 15:06.128 [SPEAKER_04]: I instantly thought about like, there's got to be irradiated and mutated fish in those those ponds that are the aquarium that's inside the the bass per shop. 15:07.368 --> 15:32.202 [SPEAKER_04]: Like they're qualified and they've been there since the bombs fell could be could be the gulfish that and like I know you were saying how the outfits for people wearing was just like stuff that was on the racks like I'm imagining like you see people just walking around and gilly suits and then they do like their worshiping services right next to the taxidermy 15:34.043 --> 15:55.293 [SPEAKER_04]: Right, right, like positioning them in like very specific ways to be like Yes, because it's already it's already set up to be like this majestic Looking uh scenery so that they're like, ah, these must have been placed here specifically as like an altar And then that's where they have their ceremonies. 15:55.793 --> 15:56.534 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I like it. 15:56.754 --> 15:57.074 [SPEAKER_08]: I like it. 15:57.134 --> 15:58.014 [SPEAKER_08]: Can Pat, what were you thinking? 16:00.316 --> 16:02.937 [SPEAKER_06]: Okay, uh first of all, I was thinking 16:04.485 --> 16:12.951 [SPEAKER_06]: that the fish would be alive because they'd feed the fish to the disobeyers to the fish, okay? 16:13.351 --> 16:15.553 [SPEAKER_06]: And then they'd feed the fish to the old gods. 16:16.233 --> 16:16.734 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, all right. 16:16.774 --> 16:26.660 [SPEAKER_08]: So it's like a whole process where they bring in, I don't know, people who don't meet whatever standards they have and then they sacrifice them and feed them to the fish. 16:27.381 --> 16:28.882 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, that gets pretty dark. 16:29.142 --> 16:29.302 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes. 16:29.482 --> 16:30.143 [SPEAKER_06]: Second of all, 16:30.956 --> 16:34.998 [SPEAKER_06]: I think there would definitely be a hierarchy for the, like, members. 16:35.558 --> 16:41.420 [SPEAKER_06]: So I only think that the highest members would get, like, the gilly suit and the body armor. 16:41.840 --> 16:41.940 [SPEAKER_07]: Mm. 16:42.541 --> 16:42.641 [SPEAKER_07]: Mm. 16:42.921 --> 16:43.181 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 16:43.301 --> 16:46.122 [SPEAKER_06]: As the lower ranks would maybe only get flannel. 16:47.103 --> 16:47.443 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 16:47.603 --> 16:47.983 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 16:48.043 --> 16:49.564 [SPEAKER_08]: Flannels like the basic level. 16:51.304 --> 16:51.524 [SPEAKER_06]: Yes. 16:51.985 --> 16:52.185 [SPEAKER_06]: Yes. 16:52.345 --> 16:53.805 [SPEAKER_08]: And maybe it won't be a wide brim. 16:54.065 --> 16:54.265 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 16:54.285 --> 16:56.826 [SPEAKER_08]: Like a wide brimmed hat with some, like, fishbooks in it or something. 16:56.947 --> 16:57.187 [SPEAKER_06]: No. 16:57.287 --> 16:57.467 [SPEAKER_06]: No. 16:57.507 --> 16:57.667 [SPEAKER_06]: No. 16:57.707 --> 16:57.867 [SPEAKER_06]: No. 16:57.947 --> 16:59.428 [SPEAKER_06]: It has to be the orange tube. 17:01.263 --> 17:03.565 [SPEAKER_06]: All right, the accolades get the fisher hat. 17:03.965 --> 17:28.746 [SPEAKER_08]: Ah, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it 17:30.787 --> 17:33.028 [SPEAKER_06]: half off on all boats. 17:33.288 --> 17:34.628 [SPEAKER_06]: We shall cut them in half. 17:35.268 --> 17:35.508 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 17:35.668 --> 17:36.808 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, and then they misunderstand it. 17:37.269 --> 17:37.629 [SPEAKER_08]: I like this. 17:37.909 --> 17:38.949 [SPEAKER_08]: Ash, do you have an idea? 17:38.969 --> 17:41.050 [SPEAKER_08]: I see you're I see your hand up. 17:41.950 --> 17:55.253 [SPEAKER_01]: The the vast pro shop in my area, at least the one that I know of, has like on the on the facade, it has like quotes from presidents and 17:57.071 --> 18:02.913 [SPEAKER_01]: Um, so I think they would definitely have those as part of their scripture. 18:03.333 --> 18:03.693 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 18:03.813 --> 18:04.393 [SPEAKER_01]: It's on one. 18:04.613 --> 18:09.895 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't know if it's on other ones or just that location, but it just that just popped into my head. 18:09.915 --> 18:23.179 [SPEAKER_08]: And I was like, yeah, the pro American, like, presidential quotes thing, which, which helps reinforce their idea that their cult is legitimate because the presidents supported it in the past somehow. 18:23.799 --> 18:24.380 [SPEAKER_08]: That sort of thing. 18:24.540 --> 18:25.520 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I could totally see that. 18:27.280 --> 18:28.501 [SPEAKER_09]: All right, any other ideas? 18:29.642 --> 18:34.225 [SPEAKER_09]: We also have some imagining just what the Bass Pro base can't put view. 18:34.485 --> 18:48.695 [SPEAKER_09]: So first of all, if you don't know, Bass Pro's headquarters Springfield, Missouri, like two hours south of me, and if you ever been there, you would know about Bass Pro base camp, which is like their second largest store, also probably the most magnificent store, on one Bass Pro Drive Springfield, Missouri. 18:49.676 --> 18:49.916 [SPEAKER_09]: Wow. 18:50.156 --> 18:52.938 [SPEAKER_09]: It is a size of a mini mall, just one Bass Pro sort. 18:53.098 --> 18:53.779 [SPEAKER_09]: That's amazing. 18:53.799 --> 18:54.820 [SPEAKER_09]: I can only imagine just 18:55.780 --> 18:56.822 [SPEAKER_09]: What would go on there? 18:57.202 --> 18:58.124 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, that's their mecca. 18:58.384 --> 19:03.031 [SPEAKER_08]: That's where if you are a worshiper of the Brett Bass Pro, where you have to I agree. 19:03.211 --> 19:04.654 [SPEAKER_09]: No, I know that was just location. 19:05.174 --> 19:08.219 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, that's that is where the pyramids had. 19:08.900 --> 19:10.382 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay, but this is it 19:11.804 --> 19:16.908 [SPEAKER_09]: Like this is a purpose built store for like that was taken over as as like a pre-existing location. 19:16.948 --> 19:26.436 [SPEAKER_09]: So it's really it's really interesting to as an indoor swap and everything but this one right here that I'm talking about which is just down the road from the corporate headquarters is absolutely phenomenal and 19:27.597 --> 19:37.106 [SPEAKER_09]: I would honestly say it's probably more crazy in one at Memphis, just purely just because it's like we're joining Morris personally goes all the time. 19:37.206 --> 19:53.380 [SPEAKER_08]: So it's just, it's the cathedral from the first you get in such a nice nice nice nice you could have a whole expansion to file out five that takes you on a journey to this location and it becomes a big dungeon or something. 19:53.635 --> 19:54.415 [SPEAKER_09]: Just speed field. 19:54.455 --> 19:56.856 [SPEAKER_09]: We can have a Simpson's crossover as well at the same time. 19:56.997 --> 19:57.437 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, there you go. 19:58.197 --> 20:07.041 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, I'm sure I've sure they would love that and All right pumpkin. 20:07.101 --> 20:08.642 [SPEAKER_08]: I think we're we're getting to the end of this one. 20:08.682 --> 20:11.283 [SPEAKER_08]: Any other thoughts on this you good pumpkin says he's good. 20:11.363 --> 20:11.583 [SPEAKER_08]: All right. 20:12.163 --> 20:12.803 [SPEAKER_08]: I think I'm good. 20:12.823 --> 20:14.044 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah cool cool. 20:14.084 --> 20:15.325 [SPEAKER_08]: Can't Pat you're up. 20:16.065 --> 20:16.525 [SPEAKER_08]: What are you thinking? 20:16.545 --> 20:17.045 [SPEAKER_08]: What's your idea? 20:20.627 --> 20:20.867 [SPEAKER_06]: Sorry. 20:20.887 --> 20:22.168 [SPEAKER_06]: I had to grab something from my room. 20:24.438 --> 20:33.223 [SPEAKER_06]: I have a mini idea as like a joke and my main idea, the mini idea is Starbucks. 20:35.444 --> 20:36.244 [SPEAKER_06]: This is starting to see. 20:36.264 --> 20:45.369 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, there's a there's a welcome Joe's and all of that, but that's more like a Mick cafe or a Dunkin or Kim's in my case. 20:46.670 --> 20:49.312 [SPEAKER_06]: Whereas Starbucks is kind of its own thing 20:51.153 --> 20:55.037 [SPEAKER_06]: because yes, they do have more in drinks, but they also have afternoon drinks. 20:55.057 --> 20:56.218 [SPEAKER_06]: We need the pick me out. 20:57.219 --> 21:06.607 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, they're the progenitors of the like whole coffee house chain trend across the, you know, United States Canada and probably some other places. 21:07.128 --> 21:13.613 [SPEAKER_08]: Um, yeah, so, so okay, that's, I mean, is there something, is there a way you would fall out eyes that just kind of in a humorous way? 21:15.075 --> 21:15.195 [SPEAKER_06]: Uh, 21:16.955 --> 21:21.358 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, maybe he has a mermaid people or kind of like, uh, new cougarl. 21:21.998 --> 21:22.298 [SPEAKER_06]: Okay. 21:22.438 --> 21:22.718 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 21:23.099 --> 21:23.299 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 21:24.319 --> 21:28.682 [SPEAKER_06]: Maybe he takes some inspiration from the little mermaid or something like that. 21:30.323 --> 21:34.605 [SPEAKER_08]: Something a little bit more cute and like kind of, I don't know, 50s styled. 21:35.806 --> 21:43.050 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, because I searched it up with cream became popular in the 1940s. 21:46.748 --> 21:46.948 [SPEAKER_06]: Okay. 21:46.988 --> 21:47.809 [SPEAKER_06]: So, yeah. 21:49.971 --> 21:50.511 [SPEAKER_06]: Cool. 21:50.551 --> 21:52.032 [SPEAKER_06]: That's my side idea. 21:52.292 --> 21:53.733 [SPEAKER_06]: I made ideas to pot. 21:54.774 --> 21:55.395 [SPEAKER_08]: Do pot. 21:56.235 --> 21:56.616 [SPEAKER_08]: All right. 21:56.916 --> 21:57.877 [SPEAKER_08]: Take me through this idea. 21:58.157 --> 21:58.737 [SPEAKER_08]: How does this work? 21:58.837 --> 21:59.198 [SPEAKER_06]: Okay. 21:59.458 --> 22:08.184 [SPEAKER_06]: So they are a major chemical manufacturer responsible for stuff like Teflon and Kevlar. 22:10.406 --> 22:14.889 [SPEAKER_06]: But they also helped create the atomic 22:16.344 --> 22:18.164 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh really, I don't know that I was aware of that. 22:19.105 --> 22:26.286 [SPEAKER_06]: Yes, actually, fun fact, my great and on my mother's side worked for DePont on the Manhattan Project. 22:26.386 --> 22:27.227 [SPEAKER_08]: Wow, that's crazy. 22:27.427 --> 22:28.007 [SPEAKER_08]: That's crazy. 22:29.167 --> 22:30.947 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 22:31.227 --> 22:40.930 [SPEAKER_08]: So is the idea like they look like this harmless company that does these kind of regular friendly kinds of things for most households would be familiar with? 22:41.470 --> 22:44.891 [SPEAKER_08]: But on the inside, they have something to do with the nukes 22:47.725 --> 22:57.914 [SPEAKER_06]: Yes, but by that point they probably would be common knowledge that department helped with dropping the bombs because it's even well known now. 22:59.415 --> 22:59.635 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 23:00.035 --> 23:00.235 [SPEAKER_06]: Right. 23:00.696 --> 23:03.858 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, not well known, but it's public knowledge. 23:03.958 --> 23:04.138 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 23:04.178 --> 23:05.059 [SPEAKER_08]: It's factual information. 23:05.079 --> 23:05.600 [SPEAKER_08]: You can look up. 23:05.860 --> 23:06.040 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 23:06.460 --> 23:07.521 [SPEAKER_06]: Yes. 23:07.541 --> 23:09.603 [SPEAKER_06]: So I'm just thinking 23:11.487 --> 23:22.314 [SPEAKER_06]: Imagine how much more advanced and screwed up the experiments would be in the fallout universe where they do not give a crap. 23:23.854 --> 23:30.759 [SPEAKER_08]: Specifically the DuPont company and the way that they would have tested out these things and like stuff like that. 23:31.779 --> 23:39.564 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, because I'm not trying to get sued, but they've been sued for a lot of unethical stuff. 23:40.510 --> 23:41.031 [SPEAKER_08]: Interesting. 23:41.151 --> 23:41.551 [SPEAKER_08]: Interesting. 23:41.591 --> 23:59.928 [SPEAKER_08]: So you would take that and you would put it into fallout, which means that some of the unethical things, or like the, I don't know, less than up and up things that they've done in the past had even bigger like effects in the fallout, you know, like even looks, look at a bracketed eye. 24:00.814 --> 24:01.474 [SPEAKER_08]: Right, right. 24:01.695 --> 24:04.436 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, like these weird chemicals, would you would you expand into drugs? 24:04.476 --> 24:07.358 [SPEAKER_08]: Would you expand it into like testing on people in gullification? 24:07.718 --> 24:11.440 [SPEAKER_08]: Would you expand it into like weird creatures that were made in labs? 24:11.520 --> 24:13.221 [SPEAKER_08]: Like all of the above? 24:14.221 --> 24:15.862 [SPEAKER_06]: All of the above plus aperture. 24:17.043 --> 24:18.424 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, okay. 24:18.884 --> 24:23.006 [SPEAKER_08]: So, wait, aperture, like, okay, you're science. 24:23.247 --> 24:25.648 [SPEAKER_08]: Like you're bringing half life into it, sort of thing. 24:27.157 --> 24:31.159 [SPEAKER_06]: No, uh, with portal, they're just doing a bunch of unethical tests. 24:31.559 --> 24:31.879 [SPEAKER_08]: I got you. 24:31.939 --> 24:32.279 [SPEAKER_08]: I get you. 24:32.299 --> 24:38.302 [SPEAKER_08]: So that and then like a reference, not actually putting app at your science into, uh, yes, just like, right, right. 24:39.403 --> 24:44.365 [SPEAKER_06]: Reference house screwed up gladoces acting and put that in actual people. 24:45.563 --> 24:48.725 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, yeah, or you can go the other way, and it could be like a big M.T. 24:48.765 --> 25:00.393 [SPEAKER_08]: sort of kind of thing where like maybe those people are now still around somehow in robots or whatever their specific situation is for Depont, right, and then it turns into that sort of thing. 25:00.693 --> 25:01.974 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I can see where you're going with this. 25:01.994 --> 25:02.715 [SPEAKER_08]: Let's open this up. 25:02.855 --> 25:04.076 [SPEAKER_08]: What do you guys think about DuPont? 25:04.096 --> 25:09.639 [SPEAKER_08]: Because this feels like the kind of company that influenced some of the designs of companies that are in fall up. 25:09.659 --> 25:14.242 [SPEAKER_08]: And now you're bringing it kind of full circle back around and he thoughts on this one. 25:15.480 --> 25:17.882 [SPEAKER_08]: Anybody have any, I think we've kind of dug into pretty well. 25:17.902 --> 25:18.502 [SPEAKER_08]: What do you think, Nova? 25:18.522 --> 25:25.147 [SPEAKER_09]: I was going to say, I think you already hit it on the head with a Braxodine as basically the punt of the in game universe. 25:26.028 --> 25:36.936 [SPEAKER_09]: And so I think that's probably inspiration for ever accident and whatever what they did because department was complicit with a lot of chemical spills and we saw what happened to Ohio inside of fault 76. 25:36.976 --> 25:38.478 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, learning springs is 25:40.875 --> 26:09.273 [SPEAKER_08]: literally burning, but not burning because it's burning, but burning because it's just absolutely covered inside of a detergent, which is from the uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, 26:22.256 --> 26:24.737 [SPEAKER_06]: It legally distinct from DuPont. 26:24.897 --> 26:26.458 [SPEAKER_06]: I see, that sounds like Fallout. 26:26.598 --> 26:28.139 [SPEAKER_08]: Right, right, it's a different name for it. 26:28.439 --> 26:28.799 [SPEAKER_08]: I got you. 26:28.999 --> 26:29.339 [SPEAKER_08]: I got you. 26:29.939 --> 26:30.400 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, cool. 26:30.620 --> 26:33.801 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I feel like he kind of hit one on the head in it. 26:33.861 --> 26:40.124 [SPEAKER_08]: Like, not only is this something you could bring back into Fallout, but it would it seems like an inspiration for things that have been in Fallout. 26:40.484 --> 26:41.465 [SPEAKER_08]: So it's kind of full circle there. 26:41.845 --> 26:43.085 [SPEAKER_08]: Any other thoughts on this one, Kepa? 26:44.906 --> 26:45.066 [SPEAKER_08]: Nope. 26:45.747 --> 26:46.007 [SPEAKER_08]: You good? 26:46.407 --> 26:46.567 [SPEAKER_06]: Nope. 26:47.289 --> 26:49.732 [SPEAKER_08]: Cool, cool, cool, who would like to go next? 26:50.833 --> 26:55.878 [SPEAKER_08]: I see voids hand, I saw voids hand first, I saw void Adam and then Nova, so we'll go in that order, void? 26:56.739 --> 26:57.280 [SPEAKER_08]: What do you think in? 26:57.560 --> 26:58.621 [SPEAKER_08]: Also, welcome, how's it going? 26:59.730 --> 27:00.110 [SPEAKER_07]: Hello. 27:00.691 --> 27:01.011 [SPEAKER_07]: Hello. 27:01.071 --> 27:01.852 [SPEAKER_07]: I fell asleep. 27:02.413 --> 27:02.873 [SPEAKER_07]: Hey, man. 27:03.173 --> 27:04.094 [SPEAKER_07]: Sleep is important. 27:04.154 --> 27:06.357 [SPEAKER_07]: You know, to make it worse. 27:07.177 --> 27:12.422 [SPEAKER_07]: I fell asleep with I believe little green and pumpkin in the call. 27:13.023 --> 27:13.323 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 27:13.764 --> 27:13.964 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 27:13.984 --> 27:18.188 [SPEAKER_08]: They said in the pre sure that they couldn't wake you up, so they just had to leave you and come to the thing. 27:18.208 --> 27:19.149 [SPEAKER_08]: But I'm glad you woke up. 27:19.189 --> 27:20.671 [SPEAKER_07]: We're off to then you would think. 27:21.031 --> 27:21.231 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 27:21.251 --> 27:22.653 [SPEAKER_08]: Is it like a narcolepsy thing? 27:23.393 --> 27:25.374 [SPEAKER_07]: No, no, you know what I just don't. 27:25.634 --> 27:27.795 [SPEAKER_07]: I really did not sleep well last night. 27:27.815 --> 27:37.578 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, I'm sorry man You know what I think narcolepsy is a fun word or sometimes when I play characters in role-playing games I name them narcolepsy Anyway, that's neither here nor there. 27:37.618 --> 27:38.719 [SPEAKER_08]: What do you think about fallout? 27:41.440 --> 27:41.960 [SPEAKER_07]: I believe 27:43.385 --> 27:51.371 [SPEAKER_07]: I am going to bring back a company that was around in the first and second games that is no longer around. 27:51.551 --> 27:54.033 [SPEAKER_07]: And it is a real company. 27:55.610 --> 27:56.391 [SPEAKER_07]: named Bureta. 27:56.952 --> 27:57.292 [SPEAKER_08]: Uh-huh. 27:57.533 --> 27:57.833 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay. 27:58.674 --> 27:58.934 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay. 27:59.295 --> 27:59.555 [SPEAKER_08]: What now? 27:59.575 --> 28:00.536 [SPEAKER_08]: What are you doing with them? 28:00.717 --> 28:02.198 [SPEAKER_08]: Are you doing basically the same thing? 28:02.238 --> 28:03.941 [SPEAKER_08]: And it's like there's weapons that show for you. 28:03.981 --> 28:04.121 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 28:04.181 --> 28:06.724 [SPEAKER_07]: Just bringing back the guns, bringing back the Bureta guns. 28:07.045 --> 28:07.265 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay. 28:07.585 --> 28:14.474 [SPEAKER_08]: Is this because of all the controversy around like rifles and Fallout 4 and how dumb they look? 28:17.566 --> 28:17.846 [SPEAKER_07]: No. 28:18.447 --> 28:18.827 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay. 28:19.608 --> 28:25.594 [SPEAKER_07]: I just think it'd be fun to have an actual, like, firearm that I can also have in the real world. 28:26.875 --> 28:27.156 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay. 28:27.536 --> 28:27.856 [SPEAKER_08]: All right. 28:28.617 --> 28:35.764 [SPEAKER_07]: Like if I wanted to make a follow character of myself, I could also have my own firearm. 28:37.220 --> 28:52.107 [SPEAKER_08]: got it so got it so you can roleplay more accurately in the game of course yeah yeah are there specific I don't know a whole lot about barada I don't know a whole lot about firearms in general other than just kind of as a basic info is there a specific model of weapon that you would be like this is what I want in the game 28:53.027 --> 29:04.264 [SPEAKER_07]: So, there are two, in Fallout Tactics, there's a generic one in Brotherhood Esteele, and Google AI, how trustworthy is not giving me anything else. 29:04.785 --> 29:05.306 [SPEAKER_07]: So, 29:08.450 --> 29:19.939 [SPEAKER_07]: the there is a nine millimeter M9 FS Baretta which is a standard 15 15 round nine millimeter and the Baretta 470 silver hawk which is a side-by-side shotgun. 29:20.359 --> 29:21.681 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, all right. 29:21.881 --> 29:23.082 [SPEAKER_07]: Those are both in tactics. 29:23.862 --> 29:25.263 [SPEAKER_07]: Which I know. 29:25.644 --> 29:33.129 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, but that doesn't mean that you couldn't use them and put them in a more recent fallout game and make them cool in a different way. 29:34.146 --> 29:45.133 [SPEAKER_07]: And then Benny's, Benny's handgun from New Vegas, he's also based on the browning high power, but as not a burrata. 29:46.014 --> 29:48.276 [SPEAKER_08]: So, okay, we could also have that one. 29:48.516 --> 29:49.476 [SPEAKER_08]: All right, all right. 29:49.897 --> 29:58.623 [SPEAKER_08]: So you're kind of just on the side of just like, let's just call the guns, what inspired them, and just make them feel like real world weapons. 29:58.743 --> 30:01.585 [SPEAKER_07]: And I mean, obviously like pipe pistols and stuff like that. 30:04.852 --> 30:19.169 [SPEAKER_08]: What like what am I what am I going to call a pipe pistol right also this is PVC 34 yeah yeah yeah I get where you go that and I have a question for all of you how many of you ever really use pipe weapons at all 30:21.173 --> 30:22.414 [SPEAKER_03]: Do I mean early game. 30:22.434 --> 30:28.957 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, maybe like make a little bit right and then as soon as you get something better You're like no more pipe pistols for me. 30:28.997 --> 30:29.637 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm I'm gone. 30:29.837 --> 30:30.578 [SPEAKER_08]: No, right? 30:30.818 --> 30:35.040 [SPEAKER_07]: I run a level five one in Fallout 76 and I'm level 95. 30:35.200 --> 30:35.660 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, do you? 30:35.760 --> 30:44.725 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, that's interesting because you yeah, I don't use them very much because it is it's like a weird legendary that I got way back when 30:45.725 --> 30:47.826 [SPEAKER_07]: And it's like a triple shot or something like that. 30:47.866 --> 30:49.187 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't remember why I still use it. 30:49.227 --> 30:51.568 [SPEAKER_08]: But uh, interesting, interesting. 30:51.988 --> 30:52.308 [SPEAKER_08]: All right. 30:52.388 --> 30:53.349 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, let's open this up. 30:53.369 --> 30:59.692 [SPEAKER_08]: And he's opened up a can of worms because if we're bringing beret up back into the series and we can bring anything into the series. 31:00.072 --> 31:03.014 [SPEAKER_08]: Are there other weapons that you guys would be like or other manufacturers? 31:03.394 --> 31:04.995 [SPEAKER_08]: For weapons you'd be definitely one of these. 31:05.035 --> 31:05.535 [SPEAKER_03]: I got one. 31:05.615 --> 31:06.115 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 31:06.356 --> 31:10.758 [SPEAKER_03]: Like for those that no firearms so void and definitely Nova will get this one. 31:11.198 --> 31:11.958 [SPEAKER_03]: I want high point. 31:12.259 --> 31:13.859 [SPEAKER_03]: I want high point to be the fall of the universe. 31:14.059 --> 31:14.520 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay. 31:15.548 --> 31:18.270 [SPEAKER_08]: What is it about high point that specific point? 31:18.370 --> 31:20.811 [SPEAKER_04]: I got to meet you in the real world. 31:21.272 --> 31:22.892 [SPEAKER_07]: They were so thoroughly able to shoot. 31:23.633 --> 31:26.955 [SPEAKER_07]: It is, it has the aerodynamics of a brick. 31:27.815 --> 31:28.976 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, not just the end. 31:28.996 --> 31:31.358 [SPEAKER_09]: Mix that you're holding a brick on a stick basically. 31:31.658 --> 31:35.280 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, the pink, I feel to just throw it. 31:36.181 --> 31:39.743 [SPEAKER_07]: That's why they made the yeet cannon because quite literally, 31:41.218 --> 31:45.323 [SPEAKER_07]: it on the side, it says yeet cannon and it's better to throw it. 31:46.465 --> 31:48.648 [SPEAKER_07]: It's more effective. 31:48.808 --> 31:50.851 [SPEAKER_07]: It's so inactive. 31:52.072 --> 31:52.573 [SPEAKER_08]: That's awesome. 31:52.733 --> 31:53.194 [SPEAKER_08]: That's awesome. 31:53.354 --> 31:53.614 [SPEAKER_08]: All right. 31:53.634 --> 31:54.936 [SPEAKER_08]: So low greens adding high point. 31:55.717 --> 31:58.260 [SPEAKER_08]: No, but do you have one year at year of guns guy? 31:58.541 --> 31:59.502 [SPEAKER_08]: What would you bring it? 32:00.895 --> 32:02.096 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, where do I start? 32:03.277 --> 32:07.381 [SPEAKER_08]: If you can pick one, because I want to make sure everyone gets their times of Chandler idea. 32:07.421 --> 32:09.123 [SPEAKER_09]: Bring Clash and Cobb Concerned. 32:09.283 --> 32:12.706 [SPEAKER_09]: So, like, you know, like, what's Keith? 32:12.766 --> 32:15.209 [SPEAKER_05]: It came 47 for example, Clash and Cobb. 32:15.939 --> 32:26.905 [SPEAKER_09]: And I would just like to see more Soviet or Chinese weapons actually and fall out rather than just having fictional American weapons because Well, they make sense that we were with China for 10, 11 years. 32:27.025 --> 32:40.832 [SPEAKER_09]: It makes sense that we have literally millions of other gun just laying around and set arsenals and so I want to see a few more of those and maybe some just weirder like experimental weapons or a positive like snipers like Chinese alternatives to sniper rifles or it should like 32:41.512 --> 33:02.150 [SPEAKER_09]: Like China's pulling out World War II air like air sockets or most of the guns stuff like that They were just kind of throwing at the America just like ah shit We need a lot more soldiers and we don't have very we don't have very many guns left because they're in video Are a homeland let's throw out with some great are old arsenals from World War II from a century and a half ago And just give it to the peasants because they're not gonna last very long to who cares if a crappy gun 33:02.690 --> 33:03.290 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't see them. 33:03.571 --> 33:03.891 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 33:03.971 --> 33:07.613 [SPEAKER_09]: So what I see is a lot of those, just, yeah, like, so we aren't in general. 33:07.673 --> 33:09.254 [SPEAKER_09]: So we just, like, communist, aren't in general. 33:09.274 --> 33:14.557 [SPEAKER_09]: I was like to see more of those because they just, we don't have enough communist guns I suppose inside and fall out. 33:14.577 --> 33:19.520 [SPEAKER_09]: We only have the Chinese assault rifle, and that's it, honestly, the Chinese pistol. 33:19.600 --> 33:20.320 [SPEAKER_09]: That's a mouser. 33:20.500 --> 33:21.201 [SPEAKER_09]: That's German. 33:21.381 --> 33:22.541 [SPEAKER_09]: So it doesn't count as communist. 33:22.861 --> 33:23.062 [SPEAKER_08]: Right? 33:24.022 --> 33:26.004 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, yeah, okay cool cool. 33:26.404 --> 33:26.945 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm down with this. 33:26.985 --> 33:28.726 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, I think it would be cool to have have this stuff. 33:28.806 --> 33:31.648 [SPEAKER_08]: I obviously it's like a copyright thing, right? 33:31.668 --> 33:35.451 [SPEAKER_09]: Like that's why they can't do it, but no, it's not actually because they're communist. 33:35.471 --> 33:36.692 [SPEAKER_09]: They're it's the old state owned. 33:36.752 --> 33:43.178 [SPEAKER_09]: So and since Soviet collapse, there's no longer owner of of these names really nobody owns the rights to 33:43.957 --> 33:45.598 [SPEAKER_09]: And American Confed Actions, Clash of Cough. 33:45.898 --> 33:49.039 [SPEAKER_09]: Actually, an American company, one's Clash of Cough is my thing that we're working with. 33:49.079 --> 33:49.379 [SPEAKER_08]: I get it. 33:49.440 --> 33:50.340 [SPEAKER_08]: We can hear you. 33:50.360 --> 33:52.541 [SPEAKER_08]: So somebody does own the rights to Clash of Cough. 33:52.561 --> 33:58.724 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, but it's also like 75 years old, so like any copyright claims, through the name itself is SpanxFired. 33:59.404 --> 34:14.088 [SPEAKER_09]: So like that interesting yeah, that's like Call of Duty all these other all the other games So it's like AK-47's either games and not have to worry about them being sued is because AK-47 is just a generic name now Right, just like most of it got most of it got made in 1891 right right. 34:14.248 --> 34:23.270 [SPEAKER_09]: It's past it's it's limits on that Yeah, it's it's in the public that that name is in the public do name there are domain and so like SKS as well That's not even a proper like 34:23.910 --> 34:26.293 [SPEAKER_09]: That is just me Simonoff's semivatic carbon. 34:26.393 --> 34:27.234 [SPEAKER_09]: That's what it means. 34:27.374 --> 34:28.335 [SPEAKER_09]: It's like A.K. 34:28.355 --> 34:29.496 [SPEAKER_09]: Ford says an acronym as well. 34:29.756 --> 34:29.957 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 34:29.997 --> 34:34.542 [SPEAKER_08]: I wonder if there's like my first thought is it copyright would keep you from using some of this stuff. 34:34.562 --> 34:37.044 [SPEAKER_08]: My second thought is lower consistency. 34:37.445 --> 34:44.933 [SPEAKER_08]: Like once you start incorporating some real world things, then there's a just like junction between like, well, why do you have these, but you don't have these other ones? 34:45.333 --> 34:59.846 [SPEAKER_09]: And the average person, he had the FNFA, the G11, all the other real-world guns, and then there's a drop in all of a sudden, followed Vegas by the Air 15, patterned rifle with the service rifle on the sole carbine, and the marksman carbine, and there was to have not be appeared again. 34:59.866 --> 35:03.750 [SPEAKER_09]: And then, followed free, had the R91, and the Chinese sole rifle does not be appeared again. 35:04.811 --> 35:09.375 [SPEAKER_09]: So, the precedent for bringing in just a niche gun randomly, and then just kind of drop you the next game. 35:09.736 --> 35:18.301 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, and my question is, did that happen because design reasons as the games progressed and the games became more and more popular? 35:18.701 --> 35:31.248 [SPEAKER_08]: So there's both questions about copyright, but also as a design director of a game, somebody going, people talk about how we have these world-world rifles, but we don't have other, we haven't just make up other ones and there's just no consistency there. 35:31.508 --> 35:38.812 [SPEAKER_08]: So maybe it evolved in a pattern where they were like, well, if we can't have all of them be based on real-world things, then none of them should be. 35:39.352 --> 35:40.913 [SPEAKER_08]: Like, I could see that being a conversation. 35:41.114 --> 35:46.438 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm, this is all just speculation to try to make sense about odd pattern that you just explained, right? 35:46.559 --> 35:51.863 [SPEAKER_09]: So I mean, you're so rifle for, I don't know, all four and four somebody's six is based off of the max of machine gun already. 35:51.983 --> 35:53.465 [SPEAKER_08]: Right, but they're not using the name. 35:53.725 --> 35:54.165 [SPEAKER_08]: That's my plan. 35:54.185 --> 35:54.486 [SPEAKER_08]: I know. 35:54.706 --> 35:56.748 [SPEAKER_09]: I never said you have to use the name. 35:56.948 --> 35:58.529 [SPEAKER_09]: I just have to bring those guns in. 35:59.150 --> 36:03.213 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, so you would be happy with the designs matching, but not using the names. 36:03.834 --> 36:04.074 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 36:05.095 --> 36:06.777 [SPEAKER_09]: Like I said, the changes of the story, I would perfectly happen. 36:06.797 --> 36:12.282 [SPEAKER_09]: They would have brought that back and fall for in some of these six instead of having the homemade rifle, because the home-in rifle looks full crappy honestly. 36:12.302 --> 36:17.808 [SPEAKER_09]: And the Chinese story, I've already had a history behind it with full of theories, so I would have been happy to have that back and the game, too. 36:18.128 --> 36:18.608 [SPEAKER_09]: Right. 36:18.989 --> 36:28.078 [SPEAKER_09]: I just want to have the more look into what the Chinese were using because all we see is the Americans, but like I said before, they even make a lot of sense where, like, 36:28.558 --> 36:46.234 [SPEAKER_09]: Americans American soldiers brought home Chinese like capture Chinese work when it has souvenirs and trophies or like the like the Americans after we liberate Alaska guess what there's going to be literally millions upon millions upon millions of rifles, guns, pistols, artillery pieces, tanks, whatever aircraft that the Chinese like will hide in their uniform as well. 36:46.274 --> 36:49.496 [SPEAKER_09]: But we don't see that hardly ever any of the games except we're on like 36:50.517 --> 37:13.887 [SPEAKER_09]: uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh 37:19.910 --> 37:23.492 [SPEAKER_08]: Like, you could come up with a narrative reason why that's, that is the case. 37:24.152 --> 37:24.932 [SPEAKER_08]: You know what I'm saying? 37:24.992 --> 37:28.734 [SPEAKER_09]: It says that we kick China out of Alaska and we're evading China's homeland. 37:28.894 --> 37:30.515 [SPEAKER_09]: And we were doing very successfully. 37:30.555 --> 37:39.459 [SPEAKER_08]: So that's the current law and I share with sure, but how much of that is propaganda, how much of that is actual like verifiable on the ground stuff. 37:39.839 --> 37:44.642 [SPEAKER_08]: Like, a lot of my point is that sometimes these details are more vague than we actually have evidence for. 37:45.222 --> 37:48.545 [SPEAKER_08]: because we've only been to Alaska in a simulation. 37:49.325 --> 37:56.971 [SPEAKER_08]: We have the remnants of information, but the accuracy of that information is always up in the air. 37:58.357 --> 37:59.098 [SPEAKER_08]: most of the time. 37:59.218 --> 38:06.022 [SPEAKER_09]: It's a floating, it's a floating time of sight and saying though is the current, the current time that we actually have war wise says this and this. 38:06.042 --> 38:06.142 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 38:06.623 --> 38:07.543 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm not saying you're wrong. 38:07.663 --> 38:10.325 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm saying that there are there are ways to explain that away. 38:10.585 --> 38:15.609 [SPEAKER_08]: If, if you, if I was to sit down with the developers and be like, and and picture arguments and then be like, well, why is this the case? 38:16.129 --> 38:20.272 [SPEAKER_08]: You could easily see the developer going, we will, yeah, but is that actually what happened? 38:21.033 --> 38:24.895 [SPEAKER_08]: And then all of a sudden, it's like, well, what do we, what do we really know for sure? 38:25.355 --> 38:25.996 [SPEAKER_08]: Not a whole lot. 38:28.997 --> 38:32.898 [SPEAKER_08]: the delicate nature of canon and lore in these games. 38:33.358 --> 38:40.200 [SPEAKER_08]: It's something like you see a lot in Elder Scrolls lore where you have the unreliable narrator explains why there are contradictions. 38:40.800 --> 38:43.241 [SPEAKER_08]: And that applies in Fallout as well. 38:43.761 --> 38:51.963 [SPEAKER_08]: Sometimes the information we have, it cannot be taken at face-to-face value because it was propaganda or some other reason or it's just inaccurate 38:56.544 --> 38:57.886 [SPEAKER_08]: This could be a whole conversation. 38:57.926 --> 39:00.509 [SPEAKER_08]: We could do a whole episode about this, but it's just one. 39:00.909 --> 39:01.971 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm not saying you're wrong. 39:02.611 --> 39:03.573 [SPEAKER_08]: I think that would be cool, too. 39:03.973 --> 39:04.614 [SPEAKER_08]: I am in agreement. 39:04.954 --> 39:07.597 [SPEAKER_08]: What I am saying is I could also see the other side. 39:07.617 --> 39:15.266 [SPEAKER_08]: I could play devil's advocate and say the developers could very easily say, yes, but, and then come up with some other reason, and then now that's canon. 39:16.187 --> 39:22.568 [SPEAKER_08]: It's just the nature of game design and iterating on these things, is that they always continue to evolve, and that's just the kind of the way it is. 39:22.828 --> 39:26.709 [SPEAKER_08]: But anyway, let's get back to the conversation about guns and real world companies. 39:27.149 --> 39:27.889 [SPEAKER_08]: Void, let's go back to you. 39:27.929 --> 39:29.150 [SPEAKER_08]: Anything else, Baretta? 39:29.170 --> 39:30.510 [SPEAKER_08]: What do you think about these other ideas? 39:31.090 --> 39:32.450 [SPEAKER_07]: I think we should end Baretta. 39:32.510 --> 39:35.971 [SPEAKER_07]: Maybe stick with one company, keep a consistent with the company that's already there. 39:36.751 --> 39:41.812 [SPEAKER_07]: But if nothing else, I would like Magnum Research in there because I want a D-GLE. 39:42.577 --> 39:43.718 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, cool. 39:43.738 --> 39:45.880 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, walk, watch, don't know. 39:46.460 --> 39:47.541 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't like this loud. 39:48.121 --> 39:52.825 [SPEAKER_05]: The company's technically already in the series because they're the ones that make the plasma weapons. 39:53.205 --> 39:53.625 [SPEAKER_08]: All right, Void. 39:54.346 --> 39:55.086 [SPEAKER_08]: Thank you for this one. 39:55.106 --> 39:55.947 [SPEAKER_08]: We got to keep moving though. 39:56.027 --> 39:59.310 [SPEAKER_08]: We got more people to talk to Adam's child. 39:59.390 --> 40:00.070 [SPEAKER_08]: What do you think? 40:01.271 --> 40:02.392 [SPEAKER_08]: What are you bringing into this world? 40:03.110 --> 40:11.055 [SPEAKER_04]: I am bringing a humble little candy shop, well, it's a train actually, it's called rocket fizz. 40:11.175 --> 40:23.802 [SPEAKER_04]: If anybody any listeners have been out there, it originated in California, it's just a modern candy and soda shop, mainly focused around nostalgia and weird flavors. 40:23.862 --> 40:26.143 [SPEAKER_04]: They sell retro candies, novelty gifts, 40:27.184 --> 40:34.771 [SPEAKER_04]: and a bunch of different craft sodas including like famously bizarre ones like bacon, ranch, and pickle. 40:36.193 --> 40:47.504 [SPEAKER_04]: It opened in 2007 and the stores are bright and loud and packed with colorful signs and pulp culture merch, making it feel like chaotic. 40:47.624 --> 40:50.366 [SPEAKER_04]: Sugary, it's like it's literally the definition of 40:52.208 --> 40:59.775 [SPEAKER_04]: if they could run the place and I feel like it would be a great fit for fallout because it is it's already almost there. 41:00.676 --> 41:00.896 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 41:00.916 --> 41:02.657 [SPEAKER_08]: So this is a like a vendor. 41:02.677 --> 41:10.184 [SPEAKER_08]: This is a shop that sells things in fallout world that would be things like SunSense has Burilla and Nucacola and things like that along with other stuff. 41:10.644 --> 41:13.427 [SPEAKER_08]: Do they manufacture their own their own colors too? 41:14.648 --> 41:15.088 [SPEAKER_04]: They don't. 41:15.889 --> 41:17.651 [SPEAKER_04]: So the shop doesn't have like its own like 41:19.060 --> 41:21.502 [SPEAKER_04]: soda making place attached to it. 41:21.622 --> 41:23.624 [SPEAKER_04]: It's just like they get it in from places. 41:23.644 --> 41:24.685 [SPEAKER_04]: They're just bizarre sodas. 41:25.065 --> 41:31.050 [SPEAKER_04]: But I feel like in universe, like it would be very easy to adapt it, adapt it, because it's, you know, it's rocket phase. 41:31.090 --> 41:41.058 [SPEAKER_04]: It could simply be go to your local red rocket phase and get your favorite Nuka Cola candies and Nuka Cola beverages and all merchandise that you could possibly think of. 41:42.119 --> 41:43.840 [SPEAKER_04]: And it's already got that like 50sish vibe. 41:46.302 --> 41:59.227 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, you shared the logo before the show and there's like a the planet Earth and then there's somebody riding a rocket flying around it and the rocket fizz logo in that like 50s kind of future e-font Yes, yeah 42:00.338 --> 42:20.710 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I think it would be really easily adaptable and I think it would be easy to just slide just a pop up, nuka kola shop every now and then almost almost just like a red rocket, but almost expanding the red rocket into almost a, uh, if it does it's storage. 42:21.010 --> 42:26.393 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, what if it's the convenience store that's like attached to the red rockets in like the bigger location. 42:26.413 --> 42:28.174 [SPEAKER_08]: I know we have some of that sort of stuff already. 42:28.314 --> 42:28.735 [SPEAKER_04]: Almost like a 42:29.873 --> 42:49.147 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, yeah, and then you could you can incorporate other candies and things, but then if you were to extrapolate this into the wasteland, these become locations where people are selling cans, yes, because it's like a candy store, but now you're not getting sugary candies, you're getting something else. 42:49.927 --> 43:10.975 [SPEAKER_04]: Pumpkin and Void and I were talking a little bit in the pre-show where we were talking about the different candies and how they could affect you stats wise, where you could get like a a stamina boost when you take them, but once it wears off you get a sugar crash and your stamina goes lower than lower. 43:11.035 --> 43:15.277 [SPEAKER_04]: So it's like a given take situation, but yeah, that's what I bring to the table. 43:15.957 --> 43:17.638 [SPEAKER_08]: Who in the have like to chime in on this one? 43:17.678 --> 43:19.118 [SPEAKER_08]: Anybody else have that's a cad-pad has some thoughts? 43:19.138 --> 43:19.858 [SPEAKER_08]: What do you think? 43:21.698 --> 43:37.602 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, so I'm personally thinking of this as not just a candy store, but as like long travel, long-dave travel, you're on the road and suddenly you see red rocket candy shop. 43:39.983 --> 43:41.143 [SPEAKER_06]: Hey, it's a snack. 43:42.203 --> 43:45.004 [SPEAKER_06]: You go in and it's just kind of like a bizarre 43:46.427 --> 43:54.834 [SPEAKER_06]: It started out as a candy shop before the war and then became like a pillar of trade. 43:55.394 --> 43:56.095 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, so okay. 43:56.115 --> 44:04.741 [SPEAKER_08]: So like these would dot the countryside between settlements as like these in-between places that like people running trade fair vans would stop. 44:04.781 --> 44:04.981 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 44:05.782 --> 44:09.225 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, kind of like the, uh, I can't remember the name. 44:09.505 --> 44:11.326 [SPEAKER_06]: And it's ancient Greece. 44:11.446 --> 44:13.368 [SPEAKER_06]: It had Hermes head on it. 44:13.528 --> 44:14.849 [SPEAKER_06]: They were kind of like mile markers. 44:16.920 --> 44:25.647 [SPEAKER_06]: I think I can't remember exactly, but let you know where the counties were and it would kind of let you know that there should be a town coming up soon. 44:25.867 --> 44:26.067 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 44:26.307 --> 44:26.488 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 44:26.948 --> 44:27.148 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 44:27.508 --> 44:27.769 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay. 44:28.029 --> 44:28.229 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 44:28.449 --> 44:30.411 [SPEAKER_08]: And then you could buy anything there. 44:31.091 --> 44:31.772 [SPEAKER_08]: That sort of thing. 44:33.213 --> 44:36.315 [SPEAKER_08]: At least in the fallout in the fallout wasteland kind of version of the owner. 44:36.676 --> 44:37.536 [SPEAKER_06]: It depends on you. 44:37.736 --> 44:37.997 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay. 44:39.438 --> 44:39.718 [SPEAKER_08]: Got it. 44:39.878 --> 44:40.078 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 44:40.118 --> 44:44.782 [SPEAKER_06]: It's like, I can't remember the name of it. 44:46.516 --> 44:53.621 [SPEAKER_06]: The tailor in Marvel takes heroes on Mondays and Wednesdays and villains on Tuesdays and Thursdays. 44:54.242 --> 45:02.488 [SPEAKER_06]: That guy, like you get what you want, but it might be clean for the brotherhood of steel when they come through. 45:02.508 --> 45:06.430 [SPEAKER_06]: I think not as clean when the raiders come through. 45:06.510 --> 45:06.831 [SPEAKER_08]: Got it. 45:07.071 --> 45:07.331 [SPEAKER_08]: Got it. 45:07.371 --> 45:09.232 [SPEAKER_08]: They service everybody, but separately. 45:09.973 --> 45:10.573 [SPEAKER_08]: That's interesting. 45:10.754 --> 45:10.934 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 45:11.334 --> 45:11.514 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 45:11.934 --> 45:12.255 [SPEAKER_08]: I got it. 45:13.304 --> 45:13.584 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm confused. 45:13.624 --> 45:14.185 [SPEAKER_08]: Do you have an idea? 45:14.525 --> 45:15.185 [SPEAKER_08]: Do you want to chime in? 45:15.726 --> 45:17.427 [SPEAKER_05]: I was going to expand on the candy thing. 45:17.467 --> 45:19.528 [SPEAKER_05]: The whole different candies. 45:19.548 --> 45:24.432 [SPEAKER_05]: We mean, we mean, Adam went kind of a little deep dive into what that could do. 45:25.332 --> 45:32.917 [SPEAKER_05]: And I thought about like, there would be a candy that would kind of give you the effects of a new cashine, but instead of teleporting you away, you just pass out where you're standing. 45:32.937 --> 45:33.718 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay. 45:33.838 --> 45:34.819 [SPEAKER_08]: All right. 45:37.405 --> 45:41.648 [SPEAKER_08]: How does that working game do people can people like mess with you when you're passed out? 45:42.049 --> 45:47.093 [SPEAKER_05]: This is definitely not like not for like, you know, 76 is definitely like single player. 45:47.493 --> 45:52.237 [SPEAKER_05]: You take it and your character just goes out and then you wake up hours later and like an event. 45:52.597 --> 45:57.441 [SPEAKER_05]: Either nothing happens or an event happens where it's just like somebody robbed you. 45:57.541 --> 45:58.542 [SPEAKER_05]: You have to find them. 45:58.702 --> 46:01.725 [SPEAKER_08]: Right, or all of a sudden you're surrounded by a vertical no matter what. 46:01.825 --> 46:02.866 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes, yes, yes. 46:07.249 --> 46:27.581 [SPEAKER_08]: right right and but I'll send there's a bunch of brahmen around you or something like that like it's like why are all these cows here all of a sudden and it's like you've been asleep for two days that's sort of thing um ira is there is your hand up because you wanted chime in I just want to I just want to check okay cool cool just just chill and relax in that way alright anyone else have any thoughts about the candy shop idea 46:28.805 --> 46:31.306 [SPEAKER_06]: Uh, to build out what Pumpkin said. 46:31.486 --> 46:37.788 [SPEAKER_06]: Honestly, I think it would be funny if you could see like a montage of stuff happening around you, but you see. 46:37.828 --> 46:37.988 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 46:38.088 --> 46:39.168 [SPEAKER_06]: I still in your taps. 46:39.428 --> 46:39.648 [SPEAKER_06]: Right. 46:39.688 --> 46:41.309 [SPEAKER_06]: See them leading in the brawmen. 46:41.929 --> 46:42.149 [SPEAKER_06]: Right. 46:42.349 --> 46:42.529 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 46:42.549 --> 46:42.769 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 46:43.129 --> 46:43.309 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 46:44.429 --> 46:44.830 [SPEAKER_08]: I like that. 46:45.230 --> 46:45.450 [SPEAKER_08]: All right. 46:45.470 --> 46:45.930 [SPEAKER_08]: Out of child. 46:45.950 --> 46:46.930 [SPEAKER_08]: Any other thoughts on this one? 46:48.031 --> 46:48.191 [SPEAKER_08]: No. 46:48.451 --> 46:50.471 [SPEAKER_04]: I think we, uh, we export it very well. 46:50.531 --> 46:50.871 [SPEAKER_04]: Thank you. 46:50.991 --> 46:51.171 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 46:51.351 --> 46:51.712 [SPEAKER_08]: Fun idea. 46:52.232 --> 46:52.472 [SPEAKER_04]: All right. 46:52.732 --> 46:53.112 [SPEAKER_04]: Nova. 46:55.341 --> 46:55.842 [SPEAKER_08]: What do you think? 46:55.962 --> 46:57.003 [SPEAKER_08]: What do you think we should add? 46:57.103 --> 46:58.004 [SPEAKER_08]: What company are you ringing? 46:58.584 --> 46:58.905 [SPEAKER_09]: All right. 46:58.945 --> 47:01.747 [SPEAKER_09]: So the top of that one of the brilliant was going to be Honeywell. 47:01.767 --> 47:04.230 [SPEAKER_09]: The new one is familiar with that company. 47:04.290 --> 47:06.212 [SPEAKER_09]: Then you might see where I'm going with this. 47:06.312 --> 47:10.997 [SPEAKER_08]: So I had one of my best friends when I was in middle school and it's father worked for Honeywell. 47:11.857 --> 47:12.417 [SPEAKER_09]: He's perfect. 47:12.438 --> 47:14.219 [SPEAKER_09]: You might know exactly where I'm going with this. 47:14.619 --> 47:14.999 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm not sure. 47:15.019 --> 47:18.722 [SPEAKER_08]: I know a whole lot about them But that does like that does bring some bells and I'm like, oh, okay. 47:18.742 --> 47:19.263 [SPEAKER_08]: All right. 47:19.543 --> 47:22.625 [SPEAKER_09]: But anyways Let's quickly go through a list of what they offer as services. 47:22.685 --> 47:37.797 [SPEAKER_09]: So access control the building's building management control panels Let's recall wiring firelight safety and sure some detection sensors services software and video systems So finding will be the in-game company that makes all the turrets for all for all different companies So okay 47:39.018 --> 47:40.779 [SPEAKER_09]: That would be, that would be their primary service. 47:40.819 --> 47:42.180 [SPEAKER_09]: I would imagine it would just be security. 47:42.220 --> 47:47.885 [SPEAKER_09]: It just, it's been building management also, it also is a computer because we don't know who makes the turrets first of all. 47:47.905 --> 47:49.507 [SPEAKER_09]: We don't know who makes all the computers of that. 47:49.527 --> 48:01.857 [SPEAKER_09]: So they're going to be, I got primarily a security company, but also the Titanboard even into Fallout, Honeywell runs the Kansas City plant, which produces 80% of the non-nuclear components for America's nuclear arsenal. 48:01.997 --> 48:02.398 [SPEAKER_09]: And so, 48:02.918 --> 48:11.531 [SPEAKER_09]: They would also be very well-in-twined with the American government, obviously, and using the vast majority of the American nuclear arsenal components. 48:11.671 --> 48:17.039 [SPEAKER_09]: So it's a non-nuclear part, so they're not going to make the plutonium cores, or they have it. 48:17.660 --> 48:20.823 [SPEAKER_09]: the deterrent shritium that is going to make up the fusion part of it. 48:20.843 --> 48:26.409 [SPEAKER_09]: They would just make the explosive lenses or the whatever else component is going to be used inside of a nuclear weapon. 48:27.130 --> 48:35.279 [SPEAKER_09]: And that's why I'm imagining Honeywell would be inside a follow-up would have that component still plus your security side and just expand that into just a 48:35.759 --> 48:44.827 [SPEAKER_08]: being the producers and manufacturers and upkeepers of the turrets that we see interesting interesting Yeah, and then maybe also connected to DuPont's CAD pad. 48:45.127 --> 48:46.168 [SPEAKER_08]: Are you thinking about anything? 48:47.449 --> 48:48.970 [SPEAKER_08]: No, CAD pad has another idea, too. 48:49.010 --> 48:51.873 [SPEAKER_08]: What do you think in CAD pad? 48:52.093 --> 48:54.875 [SPEAKER_06]: You just got into half of the stuff that they've made. 48:55.456 --> 48:57.617 [SPEAKER_06]: They used to make helicopters tank. 48:57.658 --> 48:58.158 [SPEAKER_06]: No, they don't. 48:59.433 --> 48:59.833 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, man. 48:59.873 --> 49:08.459 [SPEAKER_09]: If you could sit for the day that was what I wanted to touch on, mostly was going to be just the security side because that's what we That would affect gameplay and the lore. 49:08.659 --> 49:10.960 [SPEAKER_09]: It's that you actually encounter yourself closely. 49:11.280 --> 49:12.121 [SPEAKER_09]: What you're playing the game. 49:12.261 --> 49:12.881 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, that makes sense. 49:12.901 --> 49:13.982 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, yeah, I never. 49:14.362 --> 49:16.504 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't think we know who made the vertebrage, do we? 49:17.005 --> 49:19.747 [SPEAKER_09]: No, we don't know, yes, and could easily be that oracle. 49:19.767 --> 49:27.735 [SPEAKER_09]: Maybe the tank that the U.S. Army is infamously never, infamously horribly ever used and looks like a World War I piece of shit, honestly. 49:28.456 --> 49:28.977 [SPEAKER_09]: That's right. 49:29.117 --> 49:29.917 [SPEAKER_09]: Great PC. 49:30.478 --> 49:36.464 [SPEAKER_09]: No, the actual tank that we've seen followed with the double barrels, with the twin barrels and the riveted armor from World War I. 49:38.087 --> 49:38.367 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 49:38.647 --> 49:39.007 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 49:39.327 --> 49:39.728 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm sorry. 49:39.768 --> 49:42.528 [SPEAKER_06]: The only thing that's going through my head is Honeywell. 49:42.828 --> 49:43.629 [SPEAKER_06]: What the hell? 49:43.969 --> 49:44.829 [SPEAKER_06]: A cop here. 49:44.929 --> 49:45.849 [SPEAKER_06]: We sell those, too. 49:47.010 --> 49:47.670 [SPEAKER_09]: Thank you, Ryan. 49:47.930 --> 49:48.390 [SPEAKER_09]: I thank you, Ryan. 49:48.430 --> 49:51.191 [SPEAKER_09]: You're in the wrong city, though, because this is Kansas City, not St. Louis. 49:52.271 --> 49:53.092 [SPEAKER_06]: Yes, but still. 49:53.432 --> 49:54.272 [SPEAKER_09]: So, okay. 49:54.292 --> 49:56.113 [SPEAKER_09]: Let's look for reference quickly. 49:56.293 --> 49:58.393 [SPEAKER_09]: I had a person he was referencing, he was called Ryan Kelly. 49:58.773 --> 49:59.814 [SPEAKER_09]: Amazing comic. 50:00.074 --> 50:01.094 [SPEAKER_09]: These are St. Louis, though. 50:01.194 --> 50:01.854 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm in Kansas City. 50:01.874 --> 50:02.895 [SPEAKER_09]: That's wrong. 50:02.915 --> 50:03.815 [SPEAKER_09]: Completely wrong city. 50:04.743 --> 50:21.155 [SPEAKER_08]: got it kind of well let's let's throw into let's let's go into the turret thing because because that is interesting right like we have these turrets in the game they're still in use years later and all of the technology that surrounds that and coming from a US-based company like Honeywell 50:21.575 --> 50:30.220 [SPEAKER_08]: And you would assume, like if we bring in DuPont, any well, these kinds of companies that there's other stuff going on too, because it's fallout, right? 50:30.320 --> 50:41.747 [SPEAKER_08]: Like, are they connected to the young clave, does do the CEOs have some sort of connection to other, in-game characters that we know of, like, house, and people like that, is there other stuff going on? 50:41.947 --> 50:49.792 [SPEAKER_08]: Do you feel like this would be something like super entwined with all of that, or would they be somehow removed and separate? 50:51.233 --> 50:58.655 [SPEAKER_09]: They would more than likely be involved with the on-click incident or connections to the U.S. and each of their arsenal approached anyone who is a player inside. 50:58.815 --> 51:10.558 [SPEAKER_09]: Like anyone who has a deck of cards that's going to be shuffled into the American filters, so someone's probably going to be entwined or in contact or some way ship or form molded by the on-click or influence by the on-click, really. 51:10.818 --> 51:14.939 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, so I would almost produce guarantee that if Honeywell was, instead of the 51:20.840 --> 51:30.067 [SPEAKER_09]: The enclave is definitely going to be pulling strings one way or another, whether it be directly in that the CEO and the CEO of Honeywell is a part of the enclave. 51:30.247 --> 51:47.160 [SPEAKER_09]: It is fun in the enclave and on their purse strings or some lower level, some slight lower level of management or or influence by the enclave, whether it's right by being threatened or they have somebody whispering their ear tone what to do behind the scenes. 51:47.487 --> 51:49.669 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, yeah, no, I totally think that makes a lot of sense. 51:49.809 --> 52:01.158 [SPEAKER_08]: And I think you either have to go that direction, or you have to go the somehow they were not cooperating with them, and eventually were removed or national. 52:01.198 --> 52:02.739 [SPEAKER_08]: I were taken over, yeah, that's a good idea. 52:03.700 --> 52:05.041 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, so I could see that as well. 52:05.061 --> 52:05.841 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, let's open this up. 52:06.021 --> 52:10.225 [SPEAKER_08]: Let's who else has any thoughts about Honeywell or turrets in that kind of thing? 52:10.965 --> 52:13.207 [SPEAKER_08]: And businesses, any thoughts on this? 52:14.858 --> 52:16.359 [SPEAKER_08]: No, I think we must have covered it. 52:16.399 --> 52:17.560 [SPEAKER_08]: Everyone else seems pretty solid. 52:17.580 --> 52:18.861 [SPEAKER_08]: No, no other comments on this. 52:18.901 --> 52:20.262 [SPEAKER_08]: Anything else you want to share about this one, Nova? 52:20.282 --> 52:23.905 [SPEAKER_09]: Um... Not really. 52:23.945 --> 52:27.307 [SPEAKER_09]: I should, I, I, I, I, I mean, you know, let sure, but I thought Honey will be a better fit. 52:28.028 --> 52:28.408 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes, yes. 52:28.428 --> 52:31.910 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, I just want to attend, honestly, and send a follow up. 52:31.950 --> 52:32.771 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, either one could work. 52:33.432 --> 52:33.872 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, cool. 52:34.012 --> 52:34.452 [SPEAKER_08]: Good ideas. 52:34.572 --> 52:34.833 [SPEAKER_08]: All right. 52:34.893 --> 52:36.434 [SPEAKER_08]: Let's, uh, who else hasn't gone? 52:36.494 --> 52:37.935 [SPEAKER_08]: Low green, era. 52:38.950 --> 52:40.712 [SPEAKER_08]: I think those are the only two germinator hasn't gone. 52:41.312 --> 52:41.953 [SPEAKER_08]: Little green tea. 52:41.993 --> 52:42.974 [SPEAKER_03]: I have a stupid one. 52:43.154 --> 52:43.855 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, go ahead. 52:44.255 --> 52:48.279 [SPEAKER_03]: So it's not really a business but more of, 52:52.892 --> 52:56.516 [SPEAKER_03]: The idea that came to mind was, let me just lay the groundwork. 52:56.536 --> 52:58.337 [SPEAKER_03]: So you have a pit boy. 52:59.238 --> 53:02.601 [SPEAKER_03]: And it's able, we know it's able to receive messages of sorts, correct? 53:03.942 --> 53:12.030 [SPEAKER_03]: So I want, and if like in a future game, it involves a quest line or just something quick. 53:12.490 --> 53:13.932 [SPEAKER_03]: You get a message that just says, 53:14.337 --> 53:16.839 [SPEAKER_05]: We have been trying to reach you about your car's extended warranty. 53:17.999 --> 53:18.480 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay. 53:19.180 --> 53:21.482 [SPEAKER_03]: Just random like spam stuff. 53:21.502 --> 53:27.786 [SPEAKER_03]: It is like there's just like some place that you can like go and like make the wasteland better to turn it off and destroy it. 53:28.487 --> 53:31.228 [SPEAKER_03]: So just like, I didn't know you were sending your area. 53:33.482 --> 53:40.244 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, that's like the only thing I've taught, I was like, anything like business, ask that, like, just like spam calls. 53:40.344 --> 53:42.305 [SPEAKER_08]: Spam, it's really great, right, right, right. 53:42.525 --> 53:47.866 [SPEAKER_08]: Spam text messages that you would be like, pick a real world spam company and put it in fallout. 53:48.286 --> 53:49.287 [SPEAKER_08]: That's where you're going with this. 53:49.447 --> 53:52.128 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, yeah, oh man, that would be great. 53:52.228 --> 53:59.430 [SPEAKER_08]: And then like, you can't shut it off because it comes through just like the radio transmitter of the of the pit blacer just shows up no matter what. 54:00.105 --> 54:03.928 [SPEAKER_03]: Yep, so there's no way to stop it unless you go to the source and destroy it. 54:04.489 --> 54:06.070 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, and then that becomes a whole questline. 54:06.150 --> 54:07.111 [SPEAKER_08]: We're like, exactly. 54:07.131 --> 54:07.451 [SPEAKER_08]: He don't. 54:07.531 --> 54:08.692 [SPEAKER_08]: It's not a main questline. 54:08.732 --> 54:09.693 [SPEAKER_08]: It's just a side quest. 54:09.753 --> 54:12.976 [SPEAKER_08]: And you get no rewards other than you know, longer gets spammed. 54:13.477 --> 54:15.498 [SPEAKER_03]: But like, everyone would do that. 54:15.919 --> 54:17.220 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, absolutely. 54:18.407 --> 54:23.192 [SPEAKER_06]: You also have to get a t-shirt saying, I stopped the spam and all I got was a slowsy t-shirt. 54:23.653 --> 54:27.297 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, I like that was the lowsy no more spam messages and a t-shirt. 54:27.838 --> 54:29.640 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, pumpkin's got some thoughts. 54:29.660 --> 54:30.060 [SPEAKER_08]: What do you think? 54:31.141 --> 54:32.263 [SPEAKER_05]: It's a repeat quest. 54:33.095 --> 54:51.580 [SPEAKER_08]: you have to keep the heap on resetting up new spam like antennas and then you have to go find another one it's like it's like two weeks past in game and all of a sudden you get more spam messages and you're like ah crap I gotta go find this one again I like that I like that all right the spam on you're ready I'll walk it on your map 54:53.435 --> 55:04.180 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, yeah, what if what if the spam messages are actually like code though like they're bots that keep setting them up, but they're like Chinese like spy bots that set them up and it looks like spam but 55:11.307 --> 55:12.308 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know, that's an idea. 55:12.388 --> 55:13.709 [SPEAKER_03]: Honestly, that'd be kind of cool. 55:14.049 --> 55:17.152 [SPEAKER_03]: It's like pulling up with what Pumpkin said. 55:17.272 --> 55:25.979 [SPEAKER_03]: It's a repeat quest, but like the more it comes up, the more like you uncover, really, when you're more or you don't cover from it. 55:26.379 --> 55:27.720 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, yeah, I get where you're going. 55:28.220 --> 55:29.361 [SPEAKER_08]: I can't tell you, has another thing. 55:29.381 --> 55:29.962 [SPEAKER_08]: What do you think, Ken? 55:31.943 --> 55:38.769 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm just loving the idea of like, you either have the choice to pay, like, 55:40.003 --> 55:43.465 [SPEAKER_06]: 29 caps or 299 caps, how many? 55:43.885 --> 56:01.473 [SPEAKER_06]: However many would be or spend like two hours that would take to find the actual thing So right you can either pay to turn off the ads or grind for it right right, but then they get your personal information That becomes a whole other thing. 56:02.694 --> 56:05.875 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, yeah, and you lose karma randomly. 56:05.995 --> 56:07.616 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, even when you're doing good deeds 56:07.956 --> 56:32.608 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, yeah, I like this this is I'm sure this is the kind of thing that some players would just like ignore and they're like I'm just keep getting spam other players would be just like oh my god I have to turn this off every time it happens and then other people would realize that you can't actually stop them And then they'd stop playing in the game and get mad and they were like I can't believe they spam us when we play the game Oh man This would create all sorts of all sorts of problems any other thoughts on this one 56:34.230 --> 56:37.271 [SPEAKER_08]: No, no, they thought it's a little green anything else. 56:37.311 --> 56:44.434 [SPEAKER_03]: I think this is a fun idea because it was like not a business per se, but like in annoyance that comes from businesses of the model. 56:44.454 --> 56:44.955 [SPEAKER_03]: Right, at least. 56:45.275 --> 56:48.756 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, yeah, but then extending into the wasteland future. 56:49.016 --> 56:50.717 [SPEAKER_08]: And like either it's own sort of way. 56:50.877 --> 57:00.448 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I actually like one last thing because like and like those of us who play 76 we have the The Mr. Handys I come up from like the Appalachian like lottery or something like that. 57:00.468 --> 57:02.791 [SPEAKER_03]: They're just randomly Just get like I boss. 57:02.851 --> 57:05.214 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't know expanding you with like ads as well. 57:05.574 --> 57:05.815 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 57:06.175 --> 57:07.917 [SPEAKER_03]: So it's like that's easy. 57:07.937 --> 57:08.718 [SPEAKER_03]: Just get rid of them. 57:08.978 --> 57:23.527 [SPEAKER_03]: you could like you know destroy them but it's just like there are many ways of implementing this just to call us like annoyances in whatever wasteland and then when you get like it's just something that would like increase karma with everybody like and be like oh we don't have to worry about that anymore 57:24.262 --> 57:31.005 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, conversation pops up no matter what settlement you go to, and you're like, oh, by the way, I'm the guy who stopped the spam and they're like, oh my god, we love you. 57:33.846 --> 57:36.828 [SPEAKER_05]: The top of the screen, the corner just has everybody liked that. 57:37.108 --> 57:38.188 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, everybody liked that. 57:38.428 --> 57:38.588 [SPEAKER_08]: Yep. 57:38.969 --> 57:39.149 [SPEAKER_08]: Yep. 57:39.389 --> 57:40.249 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, this is a fun idea. 57:40.329 --> 57:42.070 [SPEAKER_08]: Man, you guys are such fun creative ideas. 57:42.590 --> 57:45.672 [SPEAKER_08]: Um, era, I, I germinator seems to have had to leave. 57:45.732 --> 57:47.432 [SPEAKER_08]: I guess I don't know if he's having connection problems. 57:47.793 --> 57:49.973 [SPEAKER_08]: Do you have an idea you'd like to share or you just hang an out? 57:50.554 --> 57:50.914 [SPEAKER_08]: What do you think? 57:52.320 --> 58:10.071 [SPEAKER_02]: I think mostly this was just hanging out and I was trying to think if something comes to my mind so nothing really like a business but then I went to thinking that, well, I'm a hairdresser and a barber so I went to thinking of like hair salons. 58:10.111 --> 58:12.393 [SPEAKER_02]: We don't have hair salons. 58:12.473 --> 58:14.434 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't remember anything like that. 58:14.454 --> 58:15.875 [SPEAKER_08]: There's one in Diamond City. 58:15.995 --> 58:17.236 [SPEAKER_08]: Diamond City has one. 58:17.796 --> 58:18.997 [SPEAKER_08]: Can you guys think of another one? 58:21.875 --> 58:27.444 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes, no, that's there's one there's one in summerville. 58:27.644 --> 58:30.208 [SPEAKER_05]: It's a it is completely run down completely abandoned. 58:30.328 --> 58:32.973 [SPEAKER_05]: It is okay is one in 76 not functional. 58:33.193 --> 58:35.357 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, do they do appear they're just 58:36.003 --> 58:45.547 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, there's just like a bandage structure is right, but the only one that's functional that I can think of is in diamond city where they were you can sit down You walk in and it's on the left as you go in the city. 58:45.747 --> 58:59.012 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, it's like like just right outside there, but I was thinking of like a maybe a bigger space that you can go then explore like pumpkin said that it Yeah There is I haven't been there. 58:59.032 --> 59:02.394 [SPEAKER_02]: I have to go check it out, but to then have 59:04.337 --> 59:18.192 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know maybe like cause in a lot of places you got ghouls so then a ghoul would like get up from from the from the floor with the hair rollers on or something like that. 59:18.252 --> 59:18.552 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 59:19.493 --> 59:23.077 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, or with like the very 50s hair salon. 59:24.243 --> 59:29.804 [SPEAKER_08]: Google with the V, but with also the hair rollers like they're in the process of getting their hair done. 59:30.265 --> 59:30.465 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 59:30.845 --> 59:31.225 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 59:31.325 --> 59:33.185 [SPEAKER_08]: My mom used to work in a salon. 59:33.345 --> 59:34.086 [SPEAKER_08]: She would do nails. 59:34.406 --> 59:38.947 [SPEAKER_08]: And I could imagine you could also have like a nail stylist, you know, and like that kind of thing. 59:39.907 --> 59:40.507 [SPEAKER_08]: Pumpkin, do you? 59:40.607 --> 59:42.788 [SPEAKER_08]: You got excited there for a moment, did you think of something else? 59:44.770 --> 59:47.091 [SPEAKER_05]: No, it's just the good fight. 59:47.131 --> 59:49.593 [SPEAKER_05]: They think you give ghouls with crazy hairstyles. 59:49.613 --> 59:50.613 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, really funny. 59:50.633 --> 59:53.014 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, yeah, big and therapy in Chats has followed three. 59:53.034 --> 59:54.655 [SPEAKER_08]: There's a ghoul in the necropolis, okay. 59:54.855 --> 59:57.157 [SPEAKER_08]: So there's like, there are some hairstyles. 59:57.217 --> 01:00:01.859 [SPEAKER_05]: There, there is also one in the King's Hangout. 01:00:02.419 --> 01:00:02.759 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay. 01:00:02.860 --> 01:00:03.860 [SPEAKER_05]: Does all the King's hair? 01:00:04.060 --> 01:00:04.941 [SPEAKER_05]: I can't remember his name. 01:00:04.961 --> 01:00:07.142 [SPEAKER_05]: I think it's the F, I can't remember it. 01:00:07.762 --> 01:00:27.255 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, okay, so this like there are people who still do this, but I get where you're going here at like like make it be more of a thing like an actual location like an old world location maybe even that you could go in and then like people are still working there like almost like nothing has changed and but the only things they offer like 1950s 1960s hairstyles, you know, like you can get a beehive. 01:00:27.295 --> 01:00:35.161 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, so it could be like both that it's these abandoned places that have these like crazy here. 01:00:35.741 --> 01:00:53.765 [SPEAKER_02]: goals with the rollers still on like that's what they were in the process of when when the bombs fell or then that it's these old salons that somebody has like been taken that oh I'm just going to set up my business here and yeah that is like the 01:00:55.098 --> 01:01:10.009 [SPEAKER_08]: yeah it brings up working business for for people it brings up an idea that haven't thought too much about maybe you guys know more about this than I do but in a wasteland environment 200 years later how do men shave their faces like it's not like 01:01:10.769 --> 01:01:34.588 [SPEAKER_08]: Straight razors are easy to find out in the world like yeah, you must be using like knives and stuff But even that becomes kind of annoying and dangerous so having a barber to go to who could actually like shave your face Would be a sign of status like I have the means with which to go to someone who will safely shave my face Like that becomes like a thing, you know pumpkin 01:01:36.693 --> 01:01:39.134 [SPEAKER_05]: I just remembered that there is one in the light springs. 01:01:39.714 --> 01:01:40.934 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, okay. 01:01:41.254 --> 01:01:44.495 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay, so there are more than one in the shandies. 01:01:45.035 --> 01:01:48.396 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, there's so many, it's interesting all the detail. 01:01:48.416 --> 01:01:54.157 [SPEAKER_08]: This is what's been fun about going to the pre-war business stuff, is that there are things that you just don't think about very often. 01:01:54.577 --> 01:01:56.477 [SPEAKER_08]: But then when you dig a little bit deeper, you find them. 01:01:56.737 --> 01:01:58.538 [SPEAKER_08]: Like, oh, the developers didn't think about this. 01:01:58.578 --> 01:01:58.918 [SPEAKER_08]: That's cool. 01:01:59.238 --> 01:02:00.558 [SPEAKER_08]: Can I pad, did you have something you wanted to add? 01:02:01.839 --> 01:02:02.439 [SPEAKER_06]: Uh, yeah. 01:02:04.129 --> 01:02:19.394 [SPEAKER_06]: I think the reason why we all forget about these salons is because they generally, other than follow it for, you can't really do anything in them because in white springs, the Miss Nanny says, oh, we're all booked up. 01:02:20.254 --> 01:02:23.115 [SPEAKER_02]: So, oh, I do remember that now. 01:02:23.195 --> 01:02:24.235 [SPEAKER_02]: I have been there. 01:02:25.074 --> 01:02:25.434 [SPEAKER_02]: Right. 01:02:25.474 --> 01:02:25.654 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:02:25.915 --> 01:02:30.957 [SPEAKER_02]: I was like, and she keeps saying that and I'm like, but what if I want my hair cut now? 01:02:31.537 --> 01:02:31.758 [SPEAKER_06]: Right. 01:02:32.158 --> 01:02:32.378 [SPEAKER_06]: Right. 01:02:32.738 --> 01:02:32.978 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:02:33.098 --> 01:02:36.280 [SPEAKER_06]: So it's like, I think you look at some of my matters here. 01:02:36.460 --> 01:02:36.760 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:02:36.800 --> 01:02:37.901 [SPEAKER_08]: You just bounce off of it. 01:02:38.421 --> 01:02:38.741 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 01:02:38.861 --> 01:02:39.061 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 01:02:39.081 --> 01:02:39.261 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 01:02:39.281 --> 01:02:39.422 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:02:39.442 --> 01:02:42.183 [SPEAKER_08]: You go one time and you're like, okay, nothing to do here in the new leave. 01:02:42.203 --> 01:02:42.343 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:02:42.363 --> 01:02:42.543 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:02:43.123 --> 01:02:43.304 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:02:43.564 --> 01:02:43.824 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:02:43.964 --> 01:02:47.246 [SPEAKER_06]: And I'm just, I'm just imagining the name atomic cuts. 01:02:47.726 --> 01:02:48.386 [SPEAKER_08]: atomic cuts. 01:02:48.646 --> 01:02:48.806 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:02:48.926 --> 01:02:49.207 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:02:49.307 --> 01:02:49.887 [SPEAKER_08]: There you go. 01:02:50.695 --> 01:02:55.499 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, because there's like super cuts in the U.S. and Canada. 01:02:55.619 --> 01:02:57.881 [SPEAKER_08]: So, yeah, Tommy cuts. 01:02:57.921 --> 01:02:58.662 [SPEAKER_08]: It's only makes sense. 01:02:59.022 --> 01:02:59.162 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:02:59.723 --> 01:02:59.963 [SPEAKER_02]: All right. 01:02:59.983 --> 01:03:00.503 [SPEAKER_02]: You're any other. 01:03:00.523 --> 01:03:03.906 [SPEAKER_02]: Because I, I, no, I just, I didn't know if there was. 01:03:03.986 --> 01:03:05.748 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm sure there are like these chains. 01:03:06.568 --> 01:03:26.225 [SPEAKER_08]: But no name just came to my mind so that's yeah, yeah, it's kind of like a little greens idea of like well, you know, one of the companies that does spam it could be one of the companies that does you know hair and stuff so yeah yeah right totally totally well I think that's going to do I guess germinator couldn't make it back maybe just lost connection or something um 01:03:26.665 --> 01:03:29.048 [SPEAKER_08]: but thank you everybody for joining me on this episode. 01:03:29.828 --> 01:03:49.569 [SPEAKER_08]: Before we do the going away thing, I have to thank our patrons, thank you to everybody who helps support the show, all of you, and everyone else who supports us on patreon.com slash fallout forecast, and I don't have any new ones to shout out this week, but thank you to our sentry bots, you guys get shout out every week, germinator, main monkey, and era, thank you so much for your continued support. 01:03:50.169 --> 01:03:51.309 [SPEAKER_08]: all the rest of you. 01:03:51.649 --> 01:03:55.290 [SPEAKER_08]: Also, if you want to leave a review on Apple Podcast, I'll read that out on a future episode. 01:03:55.310 --> 01:04:08.733 [SPEAKER_08]: You can share this with your friends, all of that stuff, and guys, just thanks for being here for so long and keeping this going and hanging out with me to nerd out about things and getting, getting little debates about guns and things like Nova and I did. 01:04:08.773 --> 01:04:12.274 [SPEAKER_08]: And I appreciate, I appreciate you guys being able to just like, 01:04:13.074 --> 01:04:15.776 [SPEAKER_08]: like talk about this and hang out. 01:04:15.916 --> 01:04:17.437 [SPEAKER_08]: Like genuinely is fun. 01:04:17.857 --> 01:04:19.058 [SPEAKER_08]: And so thanks for being here. 01:04:19.599 --> 01:04:27.684 [SPEAKER_08]: But we're going to go back through everybody on the list and get ready to give your little elevator pitch of like how you can get a hold of you and anything you want to put out into the world. 01:04:27.924 --> 01:04:31.307 [SPEAKER_08]: If you're doing something cool and you want people to be able to find it, let them know we're to find it. 01:04:31.847 --> 01:04:32.988 [SPEAKER_08]: We're going to go in order on the screen. 01:04:33.008 --> 01:04:33.789 [SPEAKER_08]: We'll start with CADPAT. 01:04:33.809 --> 01:04:34.249 [SPEAKER_08]: CADPAT. 01:04:34.269 --> 01:04:35.210 [SPEAKER_08]: Thanks for joining us again. 01:04:40.887 --> 01:04:44.548 [SPEAKER_06]: have social media for the public, just do the op-sec. 01:04:45.829 --> 01:04:51.431 [SPEAKER_06]: But I am on the discord somewhat often, you're paying me, I'll answer. 01:04:52.151 --> 01:04:53.592 [SPEAKER_06]: It's Kat Pad Knight, Aaron. 01:04:54.012 --> 01:04:54.492 [SPEAKER_06]: There you go. 01:04:54.812 --> 01:04:55.012 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:04:55.453 --> 01:04:55.753 [SPEAKER_08]: Awesome. 01:04:55.773 --> 01:04:56.493 [SPEAKER_08]: Thanks for joining us. 01:04:57.473 --> 01:04:59.534 [SPEAKER_08]: Nova, how can people get a hold of you? 01:04:59.574 --> 01:05:01.815 [SPEAKER_08]: And have you have you gotten back to doing your YouTube stuff? 01:05:03.015 --> 01:05:29.711 [SPEAKER_09]: uh... working on that still as i keep saying every single time uh... anyways i'm always on the discord those if you want to hit me up there i will love top of fallout or halo or cold or anything else like that in the most games i'm those games i can talk about pretty lively work dogs or history or anything else like that so when i saw the top of the things i'm inside of the discord yeah or guns that they should be adding in the fallout there you go guns too yes like whatever voids mentioned that in brownie i was looking from uh... brownie high pad look for mine didn't realize that they spent 01:05:30.643 --> 01:05:31.444 [SPEAKER_09]: Get it, get that up here. 01:05:31.924 --> 01:05:34.407 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, next time, all right. 01:05:35.247 --> 01:05:37.349 [SPEAKER_08]: Brackio Dreamer Ash, thanks for joining us. 01:05:37.469 --> 01:05:38.671 [SPEAKER_08]: And thanks, this was your idea, right? 01:05:39.411 --> 01:05:43.976 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, yeah, I think I was one of the first ones to be like, oh, here, here's the idea. 01:05:43.996 --> 01:05:45.117 [SPEAKER_01]: Here's an idea for this. 01:05:46.298 --> 01:05:49.261 [SPEAKER_01]: So I'm glad that it got, thank you. 01:05:49.461 --> 01:05:51.543 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, it was popular, but I've ruined votes every week. 01:05:51.603 --> 01:05:55.747 [SPEAKER_01]: I think it's the first idea that I have pitched that's joining. 01:05:56.925 --> 01:05:59.467 [SPEAKER_01]: Um, the the patron chat. 01:05:59.687 --> 01:05:59.928 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 01:06:00.088 --> 01:06:05.272 [SPEAKER_01]: Um, but yeah, you can find me in the discord, Bracchio, Dreamer, Ash, uh, ping me. 01:06:05.512 --> 01:06:06.153 [SPEAKER_01]: I will answer. 01:06:06.173 --> 01:06:07.974 [SPEAKER_01]: Uh, cannot guarantee it. 01:06:07.994 --> 01:06:10.156 [SPEAKER_01]: We'll be in a timely manner, but, you know, I'll answer. 01:06:10.316 --> 01:06:11.737 [SPEAKER_08]: Hey, let's have a how it works. 01:06:11.977 --> 01:06:12.177 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:06:12.958 --> 01:06:13.118 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:06:13.298 --> 01:06:13.538 [SPEAKER_08]: Awesome. 01:06:13.558 --> 01:06:14.339 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, thanks for joining us. 01:06:14.399 --> 01:06:15.120 [SPEAKER_08]: And thanks for the idea. 01:06:15.240 --> 01:06:17.361 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, come up with a few other ideas in the future. 01:06:17.381 --> 01:06:18.322 [SPEAKER_08]: Pitch some other ideas. 01:06:18.382 --> 01:06:19.183 [SPEAKER_01]: I'll try. 01:06:19.803 --> 01:06:19.963 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:06:20.624 --> 01:06:21.124 [SPEAKER_08]: Uh, little green. 01:06:21.144 --> 01:06:22.265 [SPEAKER_08]: Thanks for joining us as well. 01:06:23.526 --> 01:06:24.487 [SPEAKER_03]: Always happy to be here. 01:06:24.547 --> 01:06:25.668 [SPEAKER_08]: I promise I won't spam you. 01:06:27.609 --> 01:06:30.651 [SPEAKER_03]: So I'll just pitch my tip of the thing of follow me on Instagram. 01:06:30.671 --> 01:06:31.452 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm a photographer. 01:06:32.072 --> 01:06:34.474 [SPEAKER_03]: I got a couple things coming up soon. 01:06:34.594 --> 01:06:37.476 [SPEAKER_03]: Hopefully as long as I don't get sick. 01:06:38.056 --> 01:06:42.039 [SPEAKER_03]: But yeah, follow me is a little green underscore photography on Instagram. 01:06:42.199 --> 01:06:43.400 [SPEAKER_03]: You can find me on the discord. 01:06:43.820 --> 01:06:47.963 [SPEAKER_03]: Just a little green if you play 76 on the PC. 01:06:48.203 --> 01:06:49.804 [SPEAKER_03]: I am there almost daily. 01:06:50.184 --> 01:06:50.945 [SPEAKER_03]: So yeah. 01:06:51.659 --> 01:06:51.899 [SPEAKER_08]: Awesome. 01:06:52.139 --> 01:06:52.379 [SPEAKER_08]: Awesome. 01:06:52.520 --> 01:06:56.382 [SPEAKER_08]: Also, a vampire in chat says, why is everyone so many people have horrible beards? 01:06:56.762 --> 01:06:58.483 [SPEAKER_08]: It's because horrible beards are awesome, duh. 01:06:59.464 --> 01:07:00.164 [SPEAKER_08]: That was my response. 01:07:00.364 --> 01:07:03.346 [SPEAKER_08]: Anyway, hey, thanks for joining our live stream, vampire. 01:07:03.446 --> 01:07:05.007 [SPEAKER_08]: Anyway, have a child. 01:07:05.227 --> 01:07:05.967 [SPEAKER_08]: Thanks for joining us. 01:07:06.067 --> 01:07:08.989 [SPEAKER_08]: How can people get a hold of you and you have anything else you want to share? 01:07:10.346 --> 01:07:17.373 [SPEAKER_04]: Uh, I don't have anything else to share except for you can find me on the robots radio discord on your Adams trial. 01:07:17.393 --> 01:07:27.283 [SPEAKER_04]: Then you can find me on Instagram at underscore jt underscore sims s i m m s awesome awesome. 01:07:27.383 --> 01:07:28.064 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, thanks for coming. 01:07:28.084 --> 01:07:29.786 [SPEAKER_08]: Thanks for joining me here pumpkin. 01:07:29.806 --> 01:07:31.528 [SPEAKER_08]: I like your shirt pumpkin. 01:07:32.838 --> 01:07:33.239 [SPEAKER_05]: Thank you. 01:07:33.479 --> 01:07:34.901 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm always where I love my button-ups. 01:07:35.822 --> 01:07:41.149 [SPEAKER_05]: You know me as pumpkin every I am on both the dungeons and dipshits But Jeremy will talk about that. 01:07:41.209 --> 01:07:51.061 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm here to talk about tism talk Tism talk slash moments we that is one of my own Jeremy's new shows where we talk we find a topic if we just deep dive and talk about it. 01:07:51.101 --> 01:07:51.241 [SPEAKER_05]: We 01:07:52.885 --> 01:08:02.874 [SPEAKER_05]: it could get anywhere from we've talked about fallout but we've also talked about cartoons and we might talk about deeper and much more vast subjects later on. 01:08:02.994 --> 01:08:05.536 [SPEAKER_08]: And whatever your special interest is in the moment, right? 01:08:05.656 --> 01:08:11.822 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, if you're special interest is somebody said in the chat if you're fixated on something might as well be hyper about it. 01:08:13.543 --> 01:08:15.184 [SPEAKER_08]: Nice, nice. 01:08:15.204 --> 01:08:15.925 [SPEAKER_08]: It's a good slogan. 01:08:15.945 --> 01:08:26.672 [SPEAKER_05]: You know, you can always find this, uh, tism moments on, uh, tism talk on Spotify, tism moments on YouTube, that is TISM moments. 01:08:26.692 --> 01:08:32.936 [SPEAKER_05]: And we have a blue sky and a Twitter, which are usually probably easier to find in the discord. 01:08:33.036 --> 01:08:36.398 [SPEAKER_05]: Uh, whatever works. 01:08:36.458 --> 01:08:42.202 [SPEAKER_05]: I have my own stuff, so I also have my own stuff, which is the punk and king on both blue sky and x. 01:08:42.512 --> 01:08:43.312 [SPEAKER_08]: Cool, awesome. 01:08:43.473 --> 01:08:44.333 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, thanks for joining us. 01:08:44.633 --> 01:08:47.275 [SPEAKER_08]: You're at, thank you for making time to do this. 01:08:47.315 --> 01:08:51.357 [SPEAKER_08]: I know that the time difference for you is always a little bit tricky, but I'm glad you're here. 01:08:53.399 --> 01:08:59.422 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, it's, uh, uh, I was really tired, but now I'm awake and I had a lot of fun. 01:09:00.423 --> 01:09:04.225 [SPEAKER_02]: I've just been busy with my new job. 01:09:04.245 --> 01:09:08.888 [SPEAKER_02]: And I do have the discord that have not been, 01:09:10.313 --> 01:09:11.634 [SPEAKER_02]: at all activities. 01:09:11.774 --> 01:09:19.859 [SPEAKER_02]: It's work has been a big thing now and also we're doing some home renovations, so busy, busy. 01:09:20.856 --> 01:09:21.456 [SPEAKER_08]: Nice awesome. 01:09:21.476 --> 01:09:22.357 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, good luck with all of that. 01:09:22.617 --> 01:09:23.217 [SPEAKER_08]: It sounds like a lot. 01:09:23.437 --> 01:09:24.257 [SPEAKER_02]: Thank you. 01:09:24.437 --> 01:09:24.657 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:09:24.837 --> 01:09:24.998 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:09:25.418 --> 01:09:26.098 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, thanks for being here. 01:09:26.458 --> 01:09:27.318 [SPEAKER_08]: And uh, have a wait. 01:09:27.899 --> 01:09:28.599 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm responding to you. 01:09:28.619 --> 01:09:31.840 [SPEAKER_08]: I was going to type you back in the chat, but I ran out of time to do that. 01:09:31.900 --> 01:09:34.081 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't know what else to use those points on. 01:09:34.101 --> 01:09:36.101 [SPEAKER_07]: I get them every time I do what do they. 01:09:36.321 --> 01:09:37.822 [SPEAKER_08]: Because I just didn't your twitch. 01:09:37.842 --> 01:09:38.522 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, the twitch points. 01:09:38.582 --> 01:09:38.762 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:09:38.782 --> 01:09:42.964 [SPEAKER_08]: That was those are a remnant from when I was more actively streaming games. 01:09:43.164 --> 01:09:45.745 [SPEAKER_08]: But, you know, maybe maybe a lot of up again in the future. 01:09:46.585 --> 01:09:53.688 [SPEAKER_07]: But anyway, my name is void or Jeremy, uh, I run the Dungeons and Dipschitz at Lightplay D&D podcast. 01:09:54.048 --> 01:10:06.252 [SPEAKER_07]: I also run Tism Talks slash moments, um, which Logan talked about, um, Dungeons and Dipschitz has been on a hiatus recently. 01:10:06.272 --> 01:10:07.353 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay. 01:10:07.433 --> 01:10:13.835 [SPEAKER_07]: It should be coming back around the end of June with a whole new, 01:10:16.997 --> 01:10:19.462 [SPEAKER_07]: I think sloshed, sloth, I don't know. 01:10:20.918 --> 01:10:22.738 [SPEAKER_07]: many, many things you're coming. 01:10:22.758 --> 01:10:24.899 [SPEAKER_08]: Cool. 01:10:25.199 --> 01:10:26.039 [SPEAKER_08]: It sounds good. 01:10:26.619 --> 01:10:27.799 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, keep us posted about that. 01:10:28.299 --> 01:10:28.879 [SPEAKER_08]: But of course. 01:10:29.059 --> 01:10:30.920 [SPEAKER_08]: They can check out the episodes that are already up, right? 01:10:31.400 --> 01:10:32.120 [SPEAKER_07]: Yes, of course. 01:10:32.140 --> 01:10:35.421 [SPEAKER_07]: There are multiple, like, I think they're 16 up. 01:10:36.201 --> 01:10:42.102 [SPEAKER_07]: And it's, I think, a combined, like, 24 hours of consumption for you. 01:10:42.222 --> 01:10:42.822 [SPEAKER_07]: So there you go. 01:10:43.182 --> 01:10:43.382 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:10:43.542 --> 01:10:44.502 [SPEAKER_08]: Have fun with that. 01:10:44.702 --> 01:10:44.902 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:10:45.262 --> 01:10:45.442 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:10:45.482 --> 01:10:46.642 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, thanks for joining us again, Void. 01:10:46.742 --> 01:10:47.323 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm glad you woke up. 01:10:47.343 --> 01:10:47.563 [SPEAKER_08]: Thank you. 01:10:47.603 --> 01:10:49.103 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm glad you're able to meet me too. 01:10:49.123 --> 01:10:49.603 [SPEAKER_08]: I think this work. 01:10:50.110 --> 01:10:53.612 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I mean, in general, like just in general, I'm glad you woke up and you didn't die. 01:10:53.632 --> 01:10:54.993 [SPEAKER_08]: You just need to. 01:10:55.233 --> 01:10:55.494 [SPEAKER_08]: Cool. 01:10:55.734 --> 01:10:55.954 [SPEAKER_08]: Cool. 01:10:56.434 --> 01:10:58.075 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, everybody, thank you for being here, chat. 01:10:58.095 --> 01:11:02.959 [SPEAKER_08]: Thanks for joining, even the slightly rude comments about Beards, whatever. 01:11:03.099 --> 01:11:08.843 [SPEAKER_08]: Thanks for being here and increasing our viewership so that people find us more easily on Twitch. 01:11:09.063 --> 01:11:09.863 [SPEAKER_08]: However, that works. 01:11:10.264 --> 01:11:15.307 [SPEAKER_08]: This is the thing I think every time I put a video up on YouTube and somebody makes some rude comments in the video. 01:11:15.327 --> 01:11:17.949 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm like, well, you just made my video more findable. 01:11:18.069 --> 01:11:18.669 [SPEAKER_08]: Thanks, buddy. 01:11:20.309 --> 01:11:24.855 [SPEAKER_08]: Anyway, uh, but that's good to do for this episode and uh, until next time. 01:11:25.015 --> 01:11:29.321 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't feel like I'm forgetting something because I went off on this tangent, but thanks for being here everybody. 01:11:29.501 --> 01:11:33.847 [SPEAKER_08]: I'll be back next week with another regular episode next time and, uh, 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