WEBVTT 00:01.611 --> 00:03.288 [UNKNOWN]: Welcome to Bergen with Brad. 00:06.408 --> 00:12.290 [UNKNOWN]: The views and opinions shared on the bourbon with Brad podcast are our own, and those of our guests. 00:12.990 --> 00:18.172 [UNKNOWN]: Nothing we discussed should be taken as financial, legal, business, or gambling advice. 00:18.833 --> 00:26.135 [UNKNOWN]: Don't make investment, business, or betting decisions based on our conversations, as you should always talk to a qualified professional. 00:26.755 --> 00:33.278 [UNKNOWN]: Always drink responsibly, never drink and drive, and only consume alcohol if you are of legal drinking age. 00:33.778 --> 00:43.803 [UNKNOWN]: AI, data, privacy, cybersecurity, across all 50 states and federal, the law changed overnight. 00:45.144 --> 00:47.365 [UNKNOWN]: But this morning, you're not scrambling. 00:48.205 --> 00:58.250 [UNKNOWN]: One coffee, one scroll, every new development that matters, in plain English, reviewed by an attorney linked to its official government source. 01:15.719 --> 01:28.346 [UNKNOWN]: And we are back here in the bourbon studios of Indiana PA. We got a special couple guests in the studio Man, I don't know you can't smell to the camera or the microphone, but these wings J.B. brought tonight. 01:28.526 --> 01:29.927 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, oh, those are goodness. 01:30.087 --> 01:30.667 [UNKNOWN]: Those are money. 01:31.167 --> 01:31.968 [UNKNOWN]: Oh my goodness. 01:32.028 --> 01:32.588 [UNKNOWN]: They were very good 01:35.158 --> 01:36.099 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, and look who makes it. 01:36.119 --> 01:37.840 [UNKNOWN]: That's a body that you didn't even know. 01:37.860 --> 01:38.760 [UNKNOWN]: Carried. 01:39.781 --> 01:41.081 [UNKNOWN]: I didn't know the same Patrick's day. 01:41.162 --> 01:43.883 [UNKNOWN]: Would you bring, oh, you brought fireworks. 01:43.923 --> 01:45.024 [UNKNOWN]: Look at that fireworks. 01:45.324 --> 01:46.164 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, my goodness. 01:46.925 --> 01:48.225 [UNKNOWN]: Might be of this mistake, but I'm ready. 01:48.245 --> 01:49.326 [UNKNOWN]: They're going to be fireworks. 01:49.346 --> 01:50.947 [UNKNOWN]: They're going to get a little smokey down there. 01:51.847 --> 01:54.989 [UNKNOWN]: I think Carly, yeah, I think Carly smelled the wings all the way across down. 01:55.810 --> 01:56.950 [UNKNOWN]: They are, are good, JP. 01:57.991 --> 01:59.272 [UNKNOWN]: They are very, very, very. 01:59.292 --> 01:59.872 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, my goodness. 02:00.152 --> 02:01.433 [UNKNOWN]: If there's a master's smoker, 02:02.623 --> 02:03.604 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it is. 02:03.664 --> 02:04.144 [UNKNOWN]: Very good. 02:04.885 --> 02:06.766 [UNKNOWN]: I've tried smoke and wings. 02:06.966 --> 02:11.168 [UNKNOWN]: My wife doesn't care for him because she likes the skin's crispier Right, well these stuff to do. 02:11.308 --> 02:12.249 [UNKNOWN]: Well, these are pretty good. 02:12.269 --> 02:13.870 [UNKNOWN]: I'll tell you what these skins are. 02:13.950 --> 02:18.972 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know how you do it But my smoke wings never come out that nice and crispy very good. 02:19.173 --> 02:20.874 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, thank you sir. 02:20.954 --> 02:21.474 [UNKNOWN]: Welcome, Eric. 02:22.174 --> 02:22.715 [UNKNOWN]: Welcome, Cardi 02:23.886 --> 02:28.510 [UNKNOWN]: And the one and only Lou Brissett is on his way, so when he comes, he'll be joining us on the set. 02:28.570 --> 02:29.871 [UNKNOWN]: You know, he's fashion, bleel-y. 02:30.011 --> 02:30.972 [UNKNOWN]: Always fashion me late. 02:30.992 --> 02:33.694 [UNKNOWN]: He's doing his hair and making sure he looks pretty for all the ladies. 02:35.076 --> 02:36.577 [UNKNOWN]: And for his doctor tomorrow. 02:36.597 --> 02:37.918 [UNKNOWN]: And just for his doctor, yes. 02:37.938 --> 02:41.061 [UNKNOWN]: So he's, Louis might not be drinking tonight. 02:41.101 --> 02:43.903 [UNKNOWN]: He may have to put a head on that bourbon again, you know. 02:44.123 --> 02:44.844 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, good God. 02:44.864 --> 02:45.264 [UNKNOWN]: All right. 02:46.125 --> 02:48.767 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, for one of the funnier clips we ever recorded here. 02:48.967 --> 02:50.228 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we didn't know we were recording. 02:50.368 --> 02:51.449 [UNKNOWN]: That was even better right now. 02:51.469 --> 02:52.010 [UNKNOWN]: Well, you're welcome. 02:53.430 --> 02:56.953 [UNKNOWN]: We're just enjoying a little bit of this pre-berman tonight, aren't we, Pierre? 02:57.333 --> 03:03.498 [UNKNOWN]: Yep, I had some of the whistlepig from last week, and you're having this horse soldier from a couple of weeks ago. 03:03.518 --> 03:05.059 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you can't go wrong with the horse soldier. 03:05.119 --> 03:06.120 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know what J.P. is having. 03:06.140 --> 03:06.680 [UNKNOWN]: What did you get? 03:07.061 --> 03:07.701 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, nothing yet. 03:08.262 --> 03:08.982 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, Jesus. 03:09.803 --> 03:10.884 [UNKNOWN]: Nothing yet, yeah. 03:10.944 --> 03:13.185 [UNKNOWN]: He's just still enjoying those wings, those wings are good. 03:13.206 --> 03:14.667 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, telling you what, I mean, they're very good. 03:15.147 --> 03:16.828 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, J.P. made it. 03:16.848 --> 03:17.489 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, all right. 03:17.629 --> 03:18.129 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, thank you. 03:18.370 --> 03:19.290 [UNKNOWN]: All right, I know. 03:19.470 --> 03:19.991 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they're good. 03:20.331 --> 03:21.352 [UNKNOWN]: I know, so, you know, 03:23.212 --> 03:26.835 [UNKNOWN]: We've got a special bottle tonight, we'll be talking about too when Luke gets here. 03:26.896 --> 03:28.637 [UNKNOWN]: Thanks to your self, they're a pair. 03:28.697 --> 03:29.278 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, you're welcome. 03:29.518 --> 03:33.222 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, bought that year or two ago. 03:33.422 --> 03:34.683 [UNKNOWN]: It was an aging in the cover, though. 03:34.883 --> 03:36.705 [UNKNOWN]: My travel, yeah, it's been aging in the cover. 03:36.725 --> 03:38.467 [UNKNOWN]: So if it says six years, it's really eight years. 03:38.507 --> 03:39.087 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 03:39.608 --> 03:40.549 [UNKNOWN]: It's a well or two, right? 03:41.049 --> 03:44.731 [UNKNOWN]: Yep, founded at a liquor store out in Ohio and I was like, oh, I'd probably better grab. 03:44.771 --> 03:47.212 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you don't see those on the shelves too often here in Pennsylvania. 03:47.372 --> 03:48.412 [UNKNOWN]: No, at least in Indiana. 03:48.693 --> 03:50.774 [UNKNOWN]: No, we're lucky if we see Buffalo Trace, right? 03:50.814 --> 03:52.274 [UNKNOWN]: We definitely never see any of the other. 03:52.334 --> 03:56.356 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's a run on the, it's a run on the Buffalo's every time that comes in the store. 03:56.496 --> 03:57.237 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, exactly. 03:57.357 --> 03:57.757 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, you're here. 03:58.277 --> 04:11.264 [UNKNOWN]: So, you know, the AI headlines, they've never stopped and it just seems like they got furious fiercely fast this week with SpaceX going out their IPO and hasn't anticipated the high demand for those stocks pushed it quickly, quickly up. 04:11.584 --> 04:13.985 [UNKNOWN]: I think there was a 60% gain there in the first few days. 04:14.045 --> 04:15.546 [UNKNOWN]: So, it's amazing. 04:15.586 --> 04:21.609 [UNKNOWN]: We're, you know, Elon's already gone and they think he's technically at least for a while, at least when we were going on an air. 04:22.350 --> 04:25.632 [UNKNOWN]: The first trilling air of our on paper, 04:27.580 --> 04:31.803 [UNKNOWN]: Yep, but that was the prediction and apparently that's come true. 04:32.023 --> 04:33.424 [UNKNOWN]: It is so crats to Elon. 04:33.484 --> 04:34.265 [UNKNOWN]: Mac and Grats to Elon. 04:34.325 --> 04:35.125 [UNKNOWN]: I couldn't record. 04:35.766 --> 04:36.866 [UNKNOWN]: That's a big number to record. 04:36.886 --> 04:37.787 [UNKNOWN]: I'd like to break something. 04:37.807 --> 04:38.648 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's a big number. 04:38.688 --> 04:42.890 [UNKNOWN]: Hopefully he has a, probably need a couple other planets to go to to spend it all. 04:42.910 --> 04:44.472 [UNKNOWN]: But you know, it's, uh, it is. 04:44.532 --> 04:46.813 [UNKNOWN]: And there was something on the radio the other day. 04:46.833 --> 04:47.794 [UNKNOWN]: Somebody did the math. 04:48.394 --> 04:53.878 [UNKNOWN]: They said the average person working with their average salary would have to work. 04:53.998 --> 04:55.359 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that's all. 04:55.819 --> 04:56.199 [UNKNOWN]: That's all. 04:57.617 --> 04:58.898 [UNKNOWN]: Retirement's right around the corner, right? 04:58.918 --> 04:59.078 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 04:59.759 --> 05:01.140 [UNKNOWN]: That's why you did the end of the tunnel. 05:01.860 --> 05:02.901 [UNKNOWN]: That's something to look forward to. 05:03.341 --> 05:04.282 [UNKNOWN]: Who doesn't want to work more? 05:04.842 --> 05:07.004 [UNKNOWN]: That's always what you want to hear from your main, right? 05:07.024 --> 05:08.205 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 05:09.726 --> 05:13.309 [UNKNOWN]: Now, so he, you know, SpaceX is going to the moon. 05:13.969 --> 05:22.936 [UNKNOWN]: One way or another, maybe he was telling us it was going to a public that never the idea of actually going to the moon, but until he started putting data centers up there. 05:24.197 --> 05:38.547 [UNKNOWN]: And as we talked about a few weeks ago, you know, you had that option to buy cursor before the anthropic beautiful coding platform that I've been using, you know, for my two legal platforms that I've developed. 05:39.507 --> 05:44.691 [UNKNOWN]: So I've played with the first hand and seen how wonderful it is and how very easy it is to use. 05:46.946 --> 05:53.091 [UNKNOWN]: It'll definitely, as long as you can converse with it, it'll definitely walk you through it if you ask at the right questions and keep it pretty simple. 05:53.111 --> 05:54.913 [UNKNOWN]: So I like baby steps. 05:54.933 --> 05:56.114 [UNKNOWN]: You know, just one thing at a time. 05:56.134 --> 05:57.435 [UNKNOWN]: Let's take a one thing at a time. 05:57.575 --> 05:58.836 [UNKNOWN]: Then we'll go down the road. 05:58.856 --> 06:00.057 [UNKNOWN]: That's my advice there. 06:00.097 --> 06:04.061 [UNKNOWN]: But Elon gave him a $10 billion deposit when they were trying to raise a few billion. 06:04.715 --> 06:13.949 [UNKNOWN]: And they thought they hit the jackpot then and then he said I want an option to buy it for 60 billion by the end of the year is anytime before the end of the year and guess the first thing he does as a new publicly traded company. 06:14.129 --> 06:20.058 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he exercises that option and gives him 60 billion dollars worth of space x IPO stock. 06:20.970 --> 06:21.570 [UNKNOWN]: That's amazing. 06:21.650 --> 06:21.911 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 06:22.271 --> 06:29.176 [UNKNOWN]: So for a young company that just started about a year and a half ago, a little over a year and a half ago, it's kudos to them. 06:29.196 --> 06:30.577 [UNKNOWN]: That's the American Dream right there, huh? 06:30.657 --> 06:31.457 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's crazy. 06:31.978 --> 06:34.019 [UNKNOWN]: But you know, you know, numbers, I can't even fathom, right? 06:34.219 --> 06:36.841 [UNKNOWN]: You provide a solid product like that, and I can't stress it enough. 06:37.602 --> 06:38.903 [UNKNOWN]: We're going to talk to Lou a little bit. 06:38.923 --> 06:41.585 [UNKNOWN]: I know he hasn't tried out cursor, but he did get on to Claude this week. 06:42.425 --> 06:47.088 [UNKNOWN]: He was sending us pictures of which platform he should be subscribing to, and 06:48.294 --> 06:50.096 [UNKNOWN]: And he dove in and he actually sent me a spreadsheet. 06:50.116 --> 06:54.740 [UNKNOWN]: The first one he did for, you know, my ID meds, and it was pretty impressive. 06:55.381 --> 06:55.621 [UNKNOWN]: Nice. 06:56.182 --> 07:01.266 [UNKNOWN]: I used, uh, I've used Gemini a little bit more frequently, frequently lately. 07:01.747 --> 07:06.351 [UNKNOWN]: I'm ahead of put a spreadsheet together for me, uh, the other night into the phenomenal job. 07:06.632 --> 07:07.553 [UNKNOWN]: Gemini has been good, too. 07:07.713 --> 07:12.037 [UNKNOWN]: I've been, I've been using that back and forth between Claude and, uh, cursor. 07:12.765 --> 07:13.706 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I'm Claudia and Gemini. 07:13.726 --> 07:14.106 [UNKNOWN]: I'm sorry. 07:14.907 --> 07:18.730 [UNKNOWN]: I found that copilot as I was mentioning a couple of weeks ago I think just slipped. 07:18.970 --> 07:29.199 [UNKNOWN]: I don't think Microsoft's kept it up to date and it certainly isn't up to date as far as competing with what These other platforms are capable of doing and they you know, Gemini cursor or keep us anchors or it's clawed 07:30.748 --> 07:40.114 [UNKNOWN]: They hallucinate, I find, they still hallucinate, but they hallucinate less than copilot, or just, you just can't get the right, it doesn't have the capability of giving you the right answer. 07:40.134 --> 07:41.295 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know, it's a hallucination. 07:41.335 --> 07:43.776 [UNKNOWN]: So it's kind of what I've come in down to this time. 07:43.796 --> 07:48.719 [UNKNOWN]: So Microsoft needs to dig into their cash coffers and figure out a way to bring their product up. 07:48.739 --> 07:50.901 [UNKNOWN]: Jump, you know, kudos to Google, they have. 07:51.661 --> 07:54.623 [UNKNOWN]: They dug in and the boy, they've gone real quick. 07:54.643 --> 07:56.444 [UNKNOWN]: I told you about all anthropic and 07:58.868 --> 08:02.789 [UNKNOWN]: chatGPT are fighting to create their own legal platforms. 08:02.809 --> 08:04.990 [UNKNOWN]: For legal reasoning, legal research, legal workflows. 08:05.830 --> 08:15.693 [UNKNOWN]: Well, this week Google just hired and has a team that are now in charge of that and I saw them advertising on LinkedIn for attorneys, experience attorneys, to help train their models. 08:15.733 --> 08:17.693 [UNKNOWN]: So they're trying to get into the race, too. 08:17.753 --> 08:26.616 [UNKNOWN]: So it always seems like these companies are kind of weaving in and out with their competitors doing it, or they think there's a market there, they're going to try to fetch after it. 08:29.237 --> 08:33.903 [UNKNOWN]: suggesting that AI, there are various levels of intelligence just like humans. 08:34.283 --> 08:36.266 [UNKNOWN]: Oh yeah, some are better than others. 08:36.786 --> 08:37.887 [UNKNOWN]: I think that's harder than others. 08:37.907 --> 08:38.949 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's a good way to put it. 08:39.790 --> 08:40.210 [UNKNOWN]: Interesting. 08:40.691 --> 08:42.893 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I've definitely started using AIQ. 08:44.135 --> 08:45.036 [UNKNOWN]: What's your AIQ? 08:45.836 --> 09:09.481 [UNKNOWN]: answer all of a sudden you know again they all have their pros and cons I think there's certain things that you can do with them like if you're looking for co-pilot just to help you out with a an email or Work with insider, you know your word documents Your spreadsheets your power points or any of the Microsoft 365 products It does a nice job there because it is well versed and trained on that. 09:09.541 --> 09:12.342 [UNKNOWN]: I mean that's it's environment, but when it gets outside it's 09:13.312 --> 09:16.014 [UNKNOWN]: It's right now I'm finding it to be just a little bit better than a search engine. 09:18.375 --> 09:19.456 [UNKNOWN]: That's not a compliment. 09:19.496 --> 09:23.138 [UNKNOWN]: I don't think it's a real complimentary and I'm sure my Microsoft friends are like, Brad, that's not nice. 09:23.578 --> 09:28.361 [UNKNOWN]: But it's honest, you know, I even told Copa, I was like, I'm not coming back and talking to you for a couple of weeks. 09:28.381 --> 09:29.281 [UNKNOWN]: You need to figure this out. 09:29.682 --> 09:37.266 [UNKNOWN]: I said, if you would spend as much time training on how to be empathetic and apologize for not being good and actually learned how to do stuff, you guys had a fight? 09:37.386 --> 09:38.787 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we had a little fool of falling out. 09:38.807 --> 09:40.368 [UNKNOWN]: You know, I'm not talking right now too. 09:40.743 --> 09:41.783 [UNKNOWN]: Now, he'll come back around. 09:41.803 --> 09:42.064 [UNKNOWN]: We'll see. 09:42.084 --> 09:43.644 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we'll see who who budges first. 09:47.966 --> 09:48.446 [UNKNOWN]: Go pilot. 09:51.988 --> 09:53.728 [UNKNOWN]: That's funny. 09:54.148 --> 09:55.129 [UNKNOWN]: Keep us posted on that. 09:55.149 --> 10:01.712 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we'll watch for the status change on your social media page. 10:02.212 --> 10:02.692 [UNKNOWN]: That's right. 10:02.932 --> 10:03.472 [UNKNOWN]: Pretty serious. 10:03.492 --> 10:05.233 [UNKNOWN]: Look at Rock and Cardi. 10:05.373 --> 10:07.655 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, it's appropriate with the fourth there's a lie right around the corner. 10:07.675 --> 10:08.816 [UNKNOWN]: I'm drinking a little horse soldier. 10:08.856 --> 10:09.957 [UNKNOWN]: I feel very patriotic. 10:09.997 --> 10:12.439 [UNKNOWN]: I said, you know, when they can start, we go blow those bad. 10:12.459 --> 10:13.420 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, I think we blow them right up. 10:13.620 --> 10:15.041 [UNKNOWN]: You know, nobody's expecting it today. 10:15.061 --> 10:16.542 [UNKNOWN]: Well, we'll send them fire and right over to cooks. 10:16.562 --> 10:18.384 [UNKNOWN]: You already appreciate a good, uh, firework. 10:20.307 --> 10:37.023 [UNKNOWN]: Anyway, so those are those are the two really big headlines that were, you know, kind of streaking through the, through the news waves this week, but, you know, we were, we've been talking a little bit about the, the different models and we were getting through, well, we got through one point on chat GPT last week and got side-rilled, but that was all right, you know? 10:37.804 --> 10:40.166 [UNKNOWN]: So, you know, I do want to talk a little bit more about chat GPT. 10:40.186 --> 10:41.748 [UNKNOWN]: They, they have up their game as well. 10:43.427 --> 10:43.887 [UNKNOWN]: there. 10:44.748 --> 10:55.174 [UNKNOWN]: They have filed for their public offering in their IPO papers do so that should be coming around the corner, especially know that the Musk trial is resolved, at least in their favor. 10:55.194 --> 11:02.098 [UNKNOWN]: So any kind of appeals that are going to be on the burdens going to be on him to try to over turn and get a new trial, which that's that's a heavy lift at this point. 11:02.158 --> 11:03.258 [UNKNOWN]: And I don't see that happening. 11:03.398 --> 11:05.900 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the the chances of that happening are far and few. 11:05.940 --> 11:06.040 [UNKNOWN]: So 11:07.013 --> 11:35.972 [UNKNOWN]: their full steam ahead they couldn't even wait there was initial talks that they're going to wait till fall and it just seems like you know they're going to hit well the hitting is good and I think if space X is any kind of any kind of you know prognosticator little little whistlepig you know of of what's to come I wouldn't want to get those papers filed to and if our Dario and anthropic I want to get that out there as well because right now it's hot yeah I was going to say I get a figure he's probably right there not far behind 11:36.559 --> 11:39.360 [UNKNOWN]: No, Darryl, unlike the others, is actually making money. 11:39.921 --> 11:41.921 [UNKNOWN]: So, you know, that's his now. 11:42.121 --> 11:50.365 [UNKNOWN]: Well, he's a nice little teacher at the other day, somebody in town walking, it says, I don't need to learn, chat, GPT. 11:50.705 --> 11:51.846 [UNKNOWN]: My wife's got all the answers. 11:52.826 --> 11:53.646 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that's still true. 11:53.666 --> 11:55.807 [UNKNOWN]: That whole edge still holds true. 11:55.827 --> 11:56.888 [UNKNOWN]: You know, they're there ain't no doubt. 11:57.668 --> 11:59.809 [UNKNOWN]: My wife's a walking, it's like LaPedia. 11:59.829 --> 12:01.070 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, she is the trivia queen. 12:02.270 --> 12:05.711 [UNKNOWN]: I never challenge anything she has to say as far as factual because I know what's faction. 12:05.731 --> 12:06.532 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's no joke. 12:06.672 --> 12:07.272 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 12:07.292 --> 12:08.752 [UNKNOWN]: She is, right? 12:08.952 --> 12:10.093 [UNKNOWN]: She's your ace card. 12:10.193 --> 12:12.233 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, we go to levity and play trivia. 12:12.994 --> 12:14.634 [UNKNOWN]: That's not even fair to the other teams to have her there. 12:14.674 --> 12:15.975 [UNKNOWN]: They're very good when they have their two. 12:16.115 --> 12:16.635 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, no doubt. 12:16.775 --> 12:20.736 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, Eric could be just a. I'm just a buddy that just, you know, I just buy the beers. 12:20.916 --> 12:21.656 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 12:21.676 --> 12:22.537 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to get the beers. 12:22.557 --> 12:23.617 [UNKNOWN]: You guys answered the question. 12:23.637 --> 12:26.078 [UNKNOWN]: Maybe I'll throw one sports question in for you guys once in a while. 12:26.658 --> 12:26.918 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 12:27.218 --> 12:29.079 [UNKNOWN]: Even then, I'm not real good at remembering stats. 12:30.830 --> 12:32.252 [UNKNOWN]: But that's why you got AI these days. 12:32.272 --> 12:34.114 [UNKNOWN]: You can recall anything real quickly. 12:34.875 --> 12:41.564 [UNKNOWN]: It's not like Google where you got to, you know, in the old days, you have to thumb through a bunch of possibly, you know, relevant listings to find your answer. 12:41.604 --> 12:44.808 [UNKNOWN]: Now it's, it's, you get, you get ticked off. 12:44.848 --> 12:46.270 [UNKNOWN]: It doesn't give you the right one the first time, right? 12:47.370 --> 12:50.671 [UNKNOWN]: I like the way Google has restructured their search engine. 12:50.711 --> 13:04.434 [UNKNOWN]: So instead of just providing a link, a list of links as a result of whatever it is or searching, it just basically talks to you and says, here's what I found about, well, there's smelly to reserve. 13:04.454 --> 13:05.414 [UNKNOWN]: They completely changed it. 13:05.614 --> 13:06.274 [UNKNOWN]: It's totally different. 13:06.294 --> 13:10.355 [UNKNOWN]: That was one of the headlines a couple of weeks ago, if you remember, they went from, you know, their old, 13:12.150 --> 13:16.851 [UNKNOWN]: They're old algorithmic formula to this completely AI driven. 13:16.871 --> 13:19.372 [UNKNOWN]: So now it's running on a different kind of basis. 13:19.412 --> 13:21.292 [UNKNOWN]: And it is more responsive. 13:22.072 --> 13:27.174 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, Google's interface hasn't changed for 20 years. 13:27.314 --> 13:28.654 [UNKNOWN]: It's about as basic as it gets, right? 13:28.794 --> 13:29.674 [UNKNOWN]: I think it worked. 13:29.694 --> 13:31.835 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, that's why everybody used it. 13:31.855 --> 13:32.075 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 13:32.095 --> 13:33.395 [UNKNOWN]: And it's that this is definitely better. 13:33.715 --> 13:40.601 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's still gives you the links, but it gives you more of a communicative, yeah, it almost writes an essay for you. 13:40.661 --> 13:40.941 [UNKNOWN]: It does. 13:41.021 --> 13:44.024 [UNKNOWN]: It's given you support wise to why they think this is the relevant information. 13:44.044 --> 13:44.564 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I want, right? 13:44.624 --> 13:45.525 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I like it. 13:45.565 --> 13:46.446 [UNKNOWN]: You know, I like it too. 13:46.786 --> 13:47.347 [UNKNOWN]: Or why it's not. 13:48.247 --> 13:49.548 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so either way, or that. 13:49.648 --> 13:50.049 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah. 13:51.190 --> 13:56.955 [UNKNOWN]: Then you know, you gotta keep looking, but yeah, chatGPT has come along. 13:57.815 --> 14:00.177 [UNKNOWN]: I've been using it for, you know, we talked about the 14:02.393 --> 14:06.856 [UNKNOWN]: Chatchy PT 5.5 that's out right now and it's now been out for a spell. 14:07.116 --> 14:11.098 [UNKNOWN]: I would say almost seems like an eternity in the tech world is above four or five weeks. 14:11.818 --> 14:14.500 [UNKNOWN]: And so it's been tested and there's been a lot of great things that have come out of it. 14:15.220 --> 14:20.643 [UNKNOWN]: You'll see a lot of examples out there on YouTube or if you want to get on any of these tech sites that will show you what they're capable of doing. 14:21.064 --> 14:26.727 [UNKNOWN]: I've been using it for the image creation, and I think I showed you a few of the country club, you know, social media posts I created with it. 14:27.581 --> 14:31.689 [UNKNOWN]: really has come a long way where it doesn't, you know, things don't look so semi-real. 14:32.430 --> 14:36.077 [UNKNOWN]: That now has a very realistic appearance to it and how it can modify things. 14:37.355 --> 15:05.832 [UNKNOWN]: uh... i have not gotten a chance to play with clods uh... and i want to try today because i did create a new video but i just haven't had it's been a real busy day of kind of ran up against the clock even here getting down here the welcome jpeath through the door but uh... it they supposedly now it with clod and i'm guessing uh... chattery pt five point five has the same capabilities on their on their visual and as well is you can now put a video in there loaded up and it will actually uh... edit it for you so 15:07.122 --> 15:10.984 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I couldn't, I, I looked for it real quickly to see where the upload was. 15:11.004 --> 15:12.304 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to have to look into that this week. 15:12.324 --> 15:15.846 [UNKNOWN]: And if I have time, I'm going to try to play around that and find out where that is. 15:15.886 --> 15:20.989 [UNKNOWN]: Or maybe I'm mistaken as to what that, what that, yeah, I don't know if I might be. 15:21.009 --> 15:23.550 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know if I mentioned it on last week's show. 15:23.570 --> 15:29.072 [UNKNOWN]: But I had, we had some pictures from outside the high school graduation a couple weeks ago. 15:29.232 --> 15:31.714 [UNKNOWN]: And there was a picture of, I sent it to you. 15:31.734 --> 15:33.855 [UNKNOWN]: There was a picture of Garrett and his grandmother. 15:34.355 --> 15:36.636 [UNKNOWN]: And then his dad and his step mom. 15:36.896 --> 15:37.056 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 15:37.296 --> 15:39.798 [UNKNOWN]: And we didn't get a picture of just Garrett and his grandmother. 15:39.838 --> 15:42.841 [UNKNOWN]: So Nicky said, you know, can you Photoshop this? 15:42.901 --> 15:44.102 [UNKNOWN]: I was like, I can't. 15:44.422 --> 15:48.525 [UNKNOWN]: It's going to be tough because I had to recreate background back there and there's people. 15:48.745 --> 15:52.108 [UNKNOWN]: And you know, so I was like, I'll just try Gemini and see how it does. 15:52.128 --> 15:53.008 [UNKNOWN]: I think it was Gemini. 15:53.088 --> 15:53.249 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 15:53.929 --> 16:04.394 [UNKNOWN]: So I just copied the file, pasted it into Gemini and said can you remove the person on the far left and the person on the far right of this picture and give me a high resolution image. 16:04.594 --> 16:05.035 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 16:05.055 --> 16:06.475 [UNKNOWN]: And about 15, 20 seconds. 16:07.096 --> 16:08.116 [UNKNOWN]: There was like perfect. 16:08.196 --> 16:08.416 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 16:08.436 --> 16:09.417 [UNKNOWN]: This is perfect. 16:09.917 --> 16:10.497 [UNKNOWN]: I was shocked. 16:10.537 --> 16:10.818 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 16:11.038 --> 16:16.160 [UNKNOWN]: No, and I didn't even think about it until somebody showed me also this week said I we've been taking old photos. 16:16.180 --> 16:19.322 [UNKNOWN]: You know, like I'm talking 34 year old, you know, take photos. 16:21.552 --> 16:30.371 [UNKNOWN]: taking a picture digital picture of them uploading it into, you know, you, you knew name the platform where there's chat, GPT, Gemini, and crock. 16:31.385 --> 16:38.633 [UNKNOWN]: and they come to life or any of these, you know, yeah, so you can you can make them, you know, move around, you can make them, you know, I've seen that. 16:38.693 --> 16:38.913 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 16:38.993 --> 16:40.415 [UNKNOWN]: You tell it what you wanted to do, right? 16:40.455 --> 16:46.501 [UNKNOWN]: So it's like bringing old family photos or, you know, friends, you know, back, you know, back into that snapshot in time. 16:46.541 --> 16:47.061 [UNKNOWN]: It's pretty cool. 16:47.142 --> 16:53.668 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I think there was one I saw advertised, I think there's somebody offering this as a service, I don't know. 16:54.449 --> 17:07.601 [UNKNOWN]: why you wouldn't just do yourself beyond me, but it was a woman whose father or grandfather who must have been in World War II or something and like the show in the static photo and then he starts moving and talking and she's crying. 17:07.721 --> 17:08.001 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 17:08.501 --> 17:08.642 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 17:08.662 --> 17:09.322 [UNKNOWN]: This is pretty neat. 17:09.642 --> 17:10.123 [UNKNOWN]: I hear you. 17:10.263 --> 17:11.204 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to try that. 17:11.264 --> 17:12.145 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, definitely got to try. 17:12.165 --> 17:12.825 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to do that too. 17:12.865 --> 17:13.546 [UNKNOWN]: I even pulled out. 17:13.846 --> 17:15.908 [UNKNOWN]: I was digging through my desk drawer and I found no older folder. 17:15.988 --> 17:17.249 [UNKNOWN]: What was back in the late 70s? 17:17.289 --> 17:19.011 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to have to try that with that and see how it does. 17:20.536 --> 17:23.725 [UNKNOWN]: should be interesting I did was study you know I'd say work well was said did you? 17:23.745 --> 17:25.109 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's awesome. 17:25.931 --> 17:26.412 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so 17:27.553 --> 17:29.314 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I do golf this week too. 17:29.334 --> 17:32.716 [UNKNOWN]: By the way, that's even a bigger headline than, you know, I haven't been golfing much lately. 17:32.736 --> 17:39.361 [UNKNOWN]: So I have played, I played nine holes with you in Tanya that day and I played that part three, but what do you guys do? 17:39.381 --> 17:41.502 [UNKNOWN]: And that's it's all a play. 17:41.562 --> 17:42.282 [UNKNOWN]: I just haven't had a chance. 17:42.683 --> 17:47.726 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going away not just coming weekend, but we can after for a couple days out to Ogo Bay, but Well, that would be fun. 17:47.966 --> 17:48.486 [UNKNOWN]: That should be. 17:48.506 --> 17:49.327 [UNKNOWN]: That's a pretty nice course. 17:49.367 --> 17:50.988 [UNKNOWN]: That is a nice course down there. 17:51.468 --> 17:53.930 [UNKNOWN]: So, but that'll be the most golf I've played all year. 17:54.846 --> 17:57.289 [UNKNOWN]: So you guys wrapped up the lacrosse, isn't it, right? 17:57.309 --> 17:58.089 [UNKNOWN]: With the all-star games? 17:58.109 --> 17:58.530 [UNKNOWN]: Was that the? 17:58.570 --> 17:58.790 [UNKNOWN]: Yep. 17:58.950 --> 17:59.631 [UNKNOWN]: Everything's done. 17:59.891 --> 18:01.213 [UNKNOWN]: Awesome. 18:01.353 --> 18:09.021 [UNKNOWN]: It was kind of, we saw a lot of the families of his travel team teammates because they all played various schools around Pittsburgh, you know? 18:09.201 --> 18:13.305 [UNKNOWN]: So it was kind of, it was kind of cool, but it was kind of sad because I don't know. 18:13.325 --> 18:13.825 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 18:14.726 --> 18:15.287 [UNKNOWN]: My steps on. 18:16.825 --> 18:17.245 [UNKNOWN]: very nice. 18:17.345 --> 18:21.588 [UNKNOWN]: But yeah, so it was kind of neat because we've got to be pretty good friends with all these people. 18:22.028 --> 18:28.092 [UNKNOWN]: You know, you just spend most of your summer, three or four weekends through the summer with them away. 18:28.132 --> 18:33.255 [UNKNOWN]: And so you kind of hang out with certain ones and have a cup of drinks and go to dinner and stuff like that. 18:33.275 --> 18:33.995 [UNKNOWN]: So it was a good time. 18:34.235 --> 18:34.956 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you've done it. 18:35.076 --> 18:37.678 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, oh, yeah, we did a lot with golf and yeah. 18:38.618 --> 18:40.981 [UNKNOWN]: Well, there was a period of time when Quinn was playing basketball too. 18:41.001 --> 18:45.106 [UNKNOWN]: So we did that in Harrison to early on and yeah, yeah, it's amazing. 18:45.126 --> 18:48.109 [UNKNOWN]: The travel schedules that these kids go through it's it's not just starting in high school. 18:48.129 --> 18:48.750 [UNKNOWN]: I mean we're talking. 18:50.153 --> 18:52.054 [UNKNOWN]: For fifths, it's getting up, you know. 18:52.074 --> 18:53.295 [UNKNOWN]: I think it's more intense every year. 18:53.315 --> 18:53.695 [UNKNOWN]: It seems. 18:53.896 --> 18:54.356 [UNKNOWN]: It does. 18:54.516 --> 18:57.918 [UNKNOWN]: My son-in-law is the head-of-cross coach at Point Park College. 18:58.499 --> 18:59.940 [UNKNOWN]: So if you guys... Is he really? 19:00.080 --> 19:01.040 [UNKNOWN]: It's a division too. 19:01.421 --> 19:01.641 [UNKNOWN]: Nice. 19:01.681 --> 19:09.306 [UNKNOWN]: So one of... One of Garrett's teammates, the graduated last year, plays down there, Parker Bauer-Sox. 19:10.067 --> 19:10.387 [UNKNOWN]: Nice. 19:10.447 --> 19:12.768 [UNKNOWN]: And then I think that's where Max Cape is saying was. 19:12.809 --> 19:13.389 [UNKNOWN]: That's what I thought. 19:13.469 --> 19:15.270 [UNKNOWN]: I was just going to say, we graduate next year. 19:15.470 --> 19:16.371 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so he has one more year to go. 19:16.391 --> 19:17.091 [UNKNOWN]: One more year, yep. 19:17.472 --> 19:17.752 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 19:18.012 --> 19:18.573 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they got up. 19:18.593 --> 19:20.555 [UNKNOWN]: They just kind of got that program up and going. 19:20.755 --> 19:21.376 [UNKNOWN]: It's pretty new. 19:22.257 --> 19:23.578 [UNKNOWN]: I think last year was their first year. 19:23.919 --> 19:27.483 [UNKNOWN]: I thought the job and the whole year to get going, they were division three. 19:27.863 --> 19:28.764 [UNKNOWN]: Now the division two. 19:28.885 --> 19:29.605 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 19:30.046 --> 19:30.266 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 19:30.306 --> 19:30.486 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 19:30.687 --> 19:31.127 [UNKNOWN]: That's cool. 19:31.608 --> 19:32.188 [UNKNOWN]: Parker was there. 19:32.208 --> 19:33.350 [UNKNOWN]: He's a nice kid. 19:33.390 --> 19:33.610 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 19:33.970 --> 19:36.493 [UNKNOWN]: His dad just won the assistant coach as a high school team. 19:36.533 --> 19:36.713 [UNKNOWN]: So, 19:37.274 --> 19:39.515 [UNKNOWN]: When he'd get out of school, he'd come back and watch your games. 19:39.815 --> 19:41.076 [UNKNOWN]: Nice, really nice kid. 19:41.116 --> 19:41.376 [UNKNOWN]: Nice. 19:41.636 --> 19:42.376 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, pretty cool. 19:42.456 --> 19:47.859 [UNKNOWN]: I think Max would be going to a school where he could fly in and out of, you know, maybe Grove City had a little airport or it next to you. 19:47.879 --> 19:48.939 [UNKNOWN]: He posted a picture today. 19:48.959 --> 19:49.980 [UNKNOWN]: He was flying ever Pittsburgh. 19:50.080 --> 19:50.320 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 19:50.880 --> 19:51.861 [UNKNOWN]: I'm thinking, what the hell you're doing? 19:51.881 --> 19:52.501 [UNKNOWN]: Taking pictures. 19:52.661 --> 19:53.081 [UNKNOWN]: All right. 19:53.261 --> 19:54.142 [UNKNOWN]: The flying the plane. 19:54.522 --> 19:56.103 [UNKNOWN]: If you know the new law, you gotta keep your hands on the wheel. 19:56.303 --> 19:56.603 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 19:57.243 --> 19:59.104 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you can't touch your phone while you're driving. 19:59.164 --> 19:59.524 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 19:59.544 --> 20:00.525 [UNKNOWN]: That's Pennsylvania law. 20:00.545 --> 20:01.125 [UNKNOWN]: No, you can't even, uh, 20:01.825 --> 20:04.507 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's still not up now or still a bunch of bone head drivers. 20:04.667 --> 20:05.988 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, they're there terrible. 20:06.008 --> 20:14.553 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's it's for only to give me started It's for the best but yeah, so those are those are the major headlines this week pair Did you play around with AI at all this week? 20:16.254 --> 20:16.774 [UNKNOWN]: Very little. 20:16.854 --> 20:20.796 [UNKNOWN]: I just yeah, I don't have an excuse other than other than editing photos, huh? 20:21.017 --> 20:26.080 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I did that I did that and then I did I did I did build a spreadsheet I copied 20:27.980 --> 20:50.280 [UNKNOWN]: data from a website and paste it into uh... i think i use jemini because it would be going to google sheets out and it makes and told to create a google sheet and organize these things and put a radio button beside the ones i want to check off and it was like i mean quick for using so i can yeah it was almost perfect i'd tweak a couple of things but i mean it was 20:50.981 --> 20:51.701 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, that saved me. 20:51.801 --> 20:53.562 [UNKNOWN]: I would have taken me an hour to do that. 20:53.582 --> 20:54.222 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, at least. 20:54.383 --> 20:55.343 [UNKNOWN]: You know, it's amazing. 20:55.363 --> 21:07.809 [UNKNOWN]: And all these, you know, what used to be kind of boring tasks, you know, you kind of had to work through doing all the technicalities of, you know, making sure everything kind of lined up, especially spreadsheets, you know, and the formulas, it now does it all. 21:08.029 --> 21:09.089 [UNKNOWN]: Make your eyes go crock. 21:09.329 --> 21:09.750 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right. 21:09.770 --> 21:12.411 [UNKNOWN]: So I can remember, be getting so frustrated. 21:12.471 --> 21:14.832 [UNKNOWN]: And then you realize it was just one little, 21:16.160 --> 21:20.641 [UNKNOWN]: when the letter or comma or a period that was off or or a lack of a letter. 21:21.281 --> 21:23.142 [UNKNOWN]: I'm a number, you know, it doesn't take much. 21:23.162 --> 21:29.043 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so yeah, it's spreadsheets or probably that's probably one of the greatest things ever invented for sure. 21:29.103 --> 21:30.283 [UNKNOWN]: Let's think one of the greatest tools. 21:30.483 --> 21:36.505 [UNKNOWN]: Spreadsheets first drafts of emails now, you know, you can always polish it through or just draft something up with it through. 21:37.745 --> 21:40.726 [UNKNOWN]: It's really nice, it is a great second set of eyes. 21:41.106 --> 21:42.486 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I've been using it more and more, right? 21:42.566 --> 21:44.527 [UNKNOWN]: I'll use it to edit or edit, 21:46.407 --> 22:01.038 [UNKNOWN]: polish up if I'm sending a letter and email somebody I will do that and I don't make these Very subtle changes, but they're yeah, they're very noticeable and they make a huge difference and now it's it's pretty cool Awesome. 22:01.058 --> 22:06.322 [UNKNOWN]: I haven't used it for anything super super serious, but just mundane tasks Give it a give it a whirl. 22:06.442 --> 22:10.766 [UNKNOWN]: I guess you just walked in the one and only visiter of the university 22:13.770 --> 22:16.911 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, he always brings a smile to my face. 22:17.091 --> 22:26.192 [UNKNOWN]: We're gonna get a free drink, we're gonna refill my drink, and we're gonna crack open this well, and then when we come back, we're gonna get into the second segment. 22:26.692 --> 22:27.233 [UNKNOWN]: Sounds good. 22:27.973 --> 22:28.313 [UNKNOWN]: Cheers. 22:28.333 --> 22:28.893 [UNKNOWN]: Cheers. 22:40.428 --> 22:45.450 [UNKNOWN]: across all 50 states and federal, the law changed overnight. 22:46.790 --> 22:49.011 [UNKNOWN]: But this morning, you're not scrambling. 22:49.851 --> 22:51.752 [UNKNOWN]: One coffee, one scroll. 22:52.692 --> 22:59.914 [UNKNOWN]: Every new development that matters, in plain English, reviewed by an attorney linked to its official government source. 23:00.835 --> 23:01.935 [UNKNOWN]: That's DACA Daily. 23:02.675 --> 23:05.316 [UNKNOWN]: The four pillars every morning, one place. 23:06.311 --> 23:21.183 [UNKNOWN]: start your free two-week trial at docketdaly.ai and we are back and we are joined by the infamous 23:26.972 --> 23:31.013 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we got caught here before you leave for Nova Scotia Nova Scotia. 23:31.193 --> 23:33.694 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I don't be fun. 23:33.714 --> 23:34.254 [UNKNOWN]: He loved it. 23:34.494 --> 23:34.774 [UNKNOWN]: Lovely. 23:34.874 --> 23:36.535 [UNKNOWN]: Perfect time to year to go up to Nova Scotia. 23:36.575 --> 23:36.935 [UNKNOWN]: Perfect. 23:37.255 --> 23:39.375 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, all this temperature is going to be about 45 degrees. 23:39.415 --> 23:45.497 [UNKNOWN]: So yeah, maybe no snorkeling, maybe kayaking, but you'll probably see about eight data centers being built in the backyard though, you know. 23:47.650 --> 23:51.291 [UNKNOWN]: And you're perfect cooling weather as long as there's no earthquakes up there will be good. 23:51.311 --> 23:53.552 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we don't want those. 23:53.572 --> 23:54.392 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no earthquakes. 23:54.432 --> 23:55.452 [UNKNOWN]: Please, leave those alone. 23:55.592 --> 23:57.572 [UNKNOWN]: But you know what the Canadians are very friendly is. 23:57.713 --> 23:58.273 [UNKNOWN]: Is Canada, right? 23:58.313 --> 23:58.733 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, Canada. 23:58.753 --> 23:59.233 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah. 23:59.273 --> 23:59.713 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 23:59.893 --> 24:00.613 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 24:01.293 --> 24:02.734 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, Eric, I have a question. 24:02.894 --> 24:04.554 [UNKNOWN]: Are you from Western Pennsylvania originally? 24:04.754 --> 24:05.234 [UNKNOWN]: Connecticut. 24:05.374 --> 24:05.834 [UNKNOWN]: Connecticut. 24:05.854 --> 24:06.235 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 24:06.255 --> 24:14.236 [UNKNOWN]: So any of you folks out there in the audience that are from Western Pennsylvania, you remember Killer Koalski back in the days of Bruno Sam Martina. 24:14.256 --> 24:14.557 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah. 24:14.817 --> 24:15.657 [UNKNOWN]: You were late to him? 24:15.757 --> 24:15.857 [UNKNOWN]: No. 24:17.097 --> 24:17.937 [UNKNOWN]: But I got the question. 24:18.137 --> 24:18.597 [UNKNOWN]: How are you doing? 24:18.698 --> 24:18.998 [UNKNOWN]: Often. 24:19.058 --> 24:21.178 [UNKNOWN]: You've been dying to ask you that. 24:21.338 --> 24:21.698 [UNKNOWN]: I am. 24:21.758 --> 24:22.738 [UNKNOWN]: And in Japan. 24:23.359 --> 24:24.399 [UNKNOWN]: I got all the seriously. 24:24.499 --> 24:24.879 [UNKNOWN]: Oh yeah. 24:25.199 --> 24:25.439 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 24:25.579 --> 24:26.219 [UNKNOWN]: Klauski Sun. 24:26.379 --> 24:27.920 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 24:27.940 --> 24:28.680 [UNKNOWN]: Klauski. 24:29.580 --> 24:34.921 [UNKNOWN]: Back after World War II, wrestling became a big thing in Tokyo, in the surrounding areas of Japan. 24:35.441 --> 24:42.163 [UNKNOWN]: And it was more of this thing where they had these American wrestlers at, okay, and this is the WWF kind of stuff, the studio wrestling, right? 24:44.443 --> 24:48.244 [UNKNOWN]: They, it was a big thing for the Japanese because they just lost the war, right? 24:48.264 --> 24:49.745 [UNKNOWN]: You get these American wrestlers coming in. 24:50.105 --> 24:52.946 [UNKNOWN]: The Japanese wrestlers, because you know, they've got the sumo, right? 24:53.326 --> 24:55.686 [UNKNOWN]: It's a slightly different, but, uh, normal purple. 24:56.307 --> 24:59.387 [UNKNOWN]: But yeah, the Japanese people, they love it when the American wrestlers just lost. 24:59.487 --> 25:02.008 [UNKNOWN]: And that was the whole, that was the whole, that was their bounce back. 25:02.168 --> 25:02.388 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 25:02.668 --> 25:04.849 [UNKNOWN]: But it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, all this to God. 25:04.889 --> 25:05.729 [UNKNOWN]: It's a true story, yeah. 25:05.789 --> 25:08.010 [UNKNOWN]: You're very, you're gonna see a sumo come up with top rope. 25:10.292 --> 25:11.613 [UNKNOWN]: I just don't think that happens. 25:11.653 --> 25:13.474 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, there are a well-grounded bunch, you know? 25:13.554 --> 25:14.995 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I've been to Sumo before. 25:15.055 --> 25:15.836 [UNKNOWN]: It is amazing. 25:16.516 --> 25:18.617 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, it does, those guys are, they're huge. 25:18.737 --> 25:20.318 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, it is unbelievable. 25:20.839 --> 25:22.180 [UNKNOWN]: These guys are athletes. 25:22.220 --> 25:24.681 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, they're huge, but they're so quick. 25:25.462 --> 25:27.363 [UNKNOWN]: It's, I mean, those matches could go what? 25:27.883 --> 25:29.744 [UNKNOWN]: Similar, like, two seconds, there's different moves. 25:29.764 --> 25:30.425 [UNKNOWN]: Mm-hmm. 25:30.585 --> 25:31.386 [UNKNOWN]: But a lot of times. 25:32.006 --> 25:33.087 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, sometimes. 25:33.107 --> 25:33.947 [UNKNOWN]: Like Tyson fight. 25:34.007 --> 25:34.347 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 25:34.708 --> 25:36.189 [UNKNOWN]: You know, Cardi for a couple years now. 25:36.229 --> 25:37.810 [UNKNOWN]: How far is he from Sumo size? 25:41.214 --> 25:41.894 [UNKNOWN]: He's in training. 25:45.316 --> 25:49.899 [UNKNOWN]: I think Cardi's like a pretty svelte actually. 25:50.399 --> 25:53.120 [UNKNOWN]: You walked down here in his same Patrick's day shirt man. 25:53.180 --> 25:54.501 [UNKNOWN]: He's represented tonight man. 25:54.521 --> 25:55.782 [UNKNOWN]: He got fireworks in hand. 25:55.842 --> 25:56.322 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, it was a. 25:57.089 --> 25:59.651 [UNKNOWN]: You know, he walked in and pointed out rocket at you. 25:59.671 --> 26:01.312 [UNKNOWN]: I was like, what the hell is going on? 26:01.352 --> 26:03.233 [UNKNOWN]: No, I was like, I feel like I'm under attack. 26:03.693 --> 26:05.614 [UNKNOWN]: I said, I don't know why it else. 26:06.095 --> 26:08.576 [UNKNOWN]: That's what the neighbors are doing. 26:08.997 --> 26:13.219 [UNKNOWN]: By the time this episode airs, Brad will have already been arrested for not lighting fireworks. 26:13.239 --> 26:13.680 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah. 26:14.000 --> 26:15.341 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that'll be in the headlines. 26:16.261 --> 26:16.662 [UNKNOWN]: Next week. 26:18.263 --> 26:19.163 [UNKNOWN]: He'll represent himself. 26:19.203 --> 26:19.763 [UNKNOWN]: He'll be good. 26:19.824 --> 26:20.044 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 26:20.204 --> 26:20.964 [UNKNOWN]: Guy blames it on AI. 26:21.064 --> 26:21.805 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 26:22.065 --> 26:22.265 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 26:23.286 --> 26:24.046 [UNKNOWN]: You got mine to their own. 26:24.206 --> 26:26.108 [UNKNOWN]: Somehow, yeah, I think I don't light my lighter. 26:28.087 --> 26:39.509 [UNKNOWN]: Anyways, you know, we were talking about the headlines before you got your Louis and you were mentioning off error here as we were coming on with our pre uh, bourbon drink and enjoying some of these great smoked wings from J.P. No doubt, right? 26:39.969 --> 26:44.170 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I mean you should have your own place. 26:44.230 --> 26:47.131 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, just have just have the character in town. 26:47.451 --> 26:49.491 [UNKNOWN]: Terry, you don't have building and make a little corner for you. 26:49.711 --> 26:53.412 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's right. 26:53.432 --> 26:53.872 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 26:55.056 --> 27:18.359 [UNKNOWN]: thing we were talking about was a space X IPO and and you were mentioning you were talking about doing a put on it but did you did you do it or do were you just kind of I have thirty eight cents to my name well you could make uh fifty well to be honest with you I could have made seventy six cents that's all started I uh jokingly I shot out a note to uh one of my other text threads uh I think it was uh midweek and I said hey 27:19.491 --> 27:30.018 [UNKNOWN]: I'll tell you right now, I'd buy this out of the money, put it was about $12 out of the money, and it was a, it's a November, I'm sorry, a June 18th expiration. 27:30.058 --> 27:35.002 [UNKNOWN]: I thought the hell, take a little shot at it and sure enough within an hour. 27:35.682 --> 27:43.625 [UNKNOWN]: So I don't know if somebody made a move on stock stock drop 12 points to put and went from 390 or something to about eight bucks in. 27:44.025 --> 27:48.467 [UNKNOWN]: It was a double and naturally has been most of my life. 27:48.627 --> 27:50.988 [UNKNOWN]: I was on the wrong side. 27:51.008 --> 27:53.328 [UNKNOWN]: I was on the right side, but I wasn't in the house, right? 27:53.368 --> 27:55.789 [UNKNOWN]: You weren't at it, but you weren't sitting at the table. 27:55.809 --> 27:57.170 [UNKNOWN]: You were just sitting there looking over the shoulder. 27:57.190 --> 27:57.810 [UNKNOWN]: Right, right? 27:57.830 --> 27:59.451 [UNKNOWN]: You're watching the replay. 27:59.471 --> 28:00.171 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's okay. 28:00.251 --> 28:00.691 [UNKNOWN]: That's okay. 28:00.711 --> 28:01.651 [UNKNOWN]: They'll be you called it. 28:01.771 --> 28:02.972 [UNKNOWN]: And that's most important. 28:03.012 --> 28:03.172 [UNKNOWN]: I think 28:03.730 --> 28:14.599 [UNKNOWN]: You know, my gut feeling we were talking the night before the IPO came out on Thursday, which was the day after we filmed last week and we were, you know, I asked Claude, I said, Claude, what's the demand that you're seeing out in the market if you had to guess? 28:15.900 --> 28:19.543 [UNKNOWN]: Is there a demand for the space X IPO stock out of 135? 28:19.563 --> 28:24.427 [UNKNOWN]: And it's a give me kind of a variable, you know? 28:25.290 --> 28:31.938 [UNKNOWN]: Is it one for one, is it 75% is it, you know, where are we looking here and it's a well right now the institutions are overtaken. 28:31.958 --> 28:33.981 [UNKNOWN]: They have the control over the initial stock. 28:34.742 --> 28:35.683 [UNKNOWN]: It's probably a 3.8 to one. 28:37.612 --> 28:40.373 [UNKNOWN]: buyers market, you know, they want to buy it. 28:40.473 --> 28:41.854 [UNKNOWN]: So you could just feel it. 28:41.934 --> 28:42.635 [UNKNOWN]: It was coming, right? 28:43.235 --> 28:43.415 [UNKNOWN]: Sure. 28:43.455 --> 28:46.256 [UNKNOWN]: I think this has to fall into the category of FOMO, right? 28:46.436 --> 28:46.656 [UNKNOWN]: Right? 28:47.057 --> 28:52.279 [UNKNOWN]: You know, if you're investing in the market at any point, how do you not take a shot on this? 28:52.339 --> 28:55.761 [UNKNOWN]: And all the of all the stuff that's come out in the last 20 years, right? 28:56.021 --> 28:57.062 [UNKNOWN]: Is there anything that? 28:58.522 --> 29:07.666 [UNKNOWN]: I don't want to say has more chance of realistically launching a pun intended, but this thing could go to the, you know, there you go again. 29:07.886 --> 29:10.366 [UNKNOWN]: This thing could go to Saturn. 29:10.386 --> 29:12.267 [UNKNOWN]: These are like a bone. 29:12.287 --> 29:15.368 [UNKNOWN]: These are like a bone or an ED mess now, are we? 29:15.388 --> 29:17.389 [UNKNOWN]: That sounds good to say. 29:17.409 --> 29:18.589 [UNKNOWN]: It's like the bone or jokes. 29:18.749 --> 29:19.850 [UNKNOWN]: They're right for something. 29:19.890 --> 29:20.990 [UNKNOWN]: They're right for something. 29:21.010 --> 29:22.331 [UNKNOWN]: But, uh, are you? 29:23.651 --> 29:48.117 [UNKNOWN]: to blast off it's going to everything all the pun is out there all the and you enders out there with this stock but how do you not take a shot on Elon at this point well if you could roll back in time and you could go back and buy Google in the first day if you could buy Apple in the first day if you could buy some of these you know IBM all the great tech companies that have been out there how can you not think that these three that are in the all-star at least in the all-star conversation as 29:49.519 --> 29:55.584 [UNKNOWN]: Infant, pre-IPO, well, they were last week, pre-IPO, no, space X is officially out there with X-A-I. 29:56.425 --> 30:09.416 [UNKNOWN]: And like we said, the first thing they did was they bought a great product, you know, we were talking about Starlink, you know, being one of their products and they have a couple of other things that they're doing, but cursor is going to be an immediate, immediate impact. 30:10.100 --> 30:10.781 [UNKNOWN]: to the bottom line. 30:10.821 --> 30:12.222 [UNKNOWN]: And I think they got it at a bargain. 30:12.983 --> 30:14.344 [UNKNOWN]: I know 60 billion dollar bar. 30:14.404 --> 30:15.706 [UNKNOWN]: It's a $60 billion dollar bargain. 30:15.726 --> 30:18.208 [UNKNOWN]: Just because I've used it personally, I've you believe we're saying that. 30:18.368 --> 30:33.403 [UNKNOWN]: Well, and we were saying off air, but you know, when Microsoft shuts down their whole engineering and says, guys, we need to put the pause on nobody uses cursor again until we figure out what the actual cost is because our engineers are going nuts because that's what they were going to. 30:34.100 --> 30:47.713 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, when another company gets a bill for 500 million after one month of spending because they didn't realize they had unlimited, you know, You know, token maxing token max when Uber spends their whole 2026 AI budget in three and a half months because it was cursor. 30:48.414 --> 30:51.057 [UNKNOWN]: So yeah, Elon's like the very first thing I'm doing 30:52.722 --> 30:55.644 [UNKNOWN]: If I think he's had an interesting product, especially I read the prospectus. 30:55.884 --> 30:58.846 [UNKNOWN]: Well, if you guys had a chance to read that, 432 page. 30:58.886 --> 30:59.687 [UNKNOWN]: No, I asked Claude. 31:00.047 --> 31:00.307 [UNKNOWN]: Did you? 31:00.327 --> 31:00.487 [UNKNOWN]: Did you? 31:00.768 --> 31:02.169 [UNKNOWN]: Did you? 31:02.309 --> 31:02.969 [UNKNOWN]: I said, what do you think? 31:02.989 --> 31:04.750 [UNKNOWN]: You're as much a bullshitter as it's just a... 31:05.491 --> 31:07.312 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, if that's three great products. 31:07.552 --> 31:07.972 [UNKNOWN]: Under space. 31:07.992 --> 31:09.493 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they've got their connectivity. 31:09.533 --> 31:10.534 [UNKNOWN]: They're sterling. 31:10.574 --> 31:11.794 [UNKNOWN]: That's that's their cash calories. 31:11.814 --> 31:12.215 [UNKNOWN]: That is right. 31:12.235 --> 31:12.615 [UNKNOWN]: No, right. 31:12.995 --> 31:16.617 [UNKNOWN]: Um, you got your AI product data centers in space. 31:16.857 --> 31:17.077 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 31:17.137 --> 31:17.697 [UNKNOWN]: And you're good. 31:17.717 --> 31:17.857 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 31:17.897 --> 31:19.018 [UNKNOWN]: You got you got dropped. 31:19.338 --> 31:21.319 [UNKNOWN]: Well, you got classes one in two. 31:21.559 --> 31:21.900 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 31:21.940 --> 31:22.960 [UNKNOWN]: It's about it. 31:22.980 --> 31:25.421 [UNKNOWN]: That's about a gig a lot of of data center space. 31:25.441 --> 31:29.704 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, one of which they at least to anthropic for almost a billion dollars a month. 31:29.864 --> 31:30.044 [UNKNOWN]: Yep. 31:30.945 --> 31:35.429 [UNKNOWN]: You've got, but it's interesting because especially those data centers in space rather than terrestrial. 31:35.869 --> 31:39.552 [UNKNOWN]: I found that that fastening, that you're a cost base. 31:40.954 --> 31:42.315 [UNKNOWN]: It's just so different, right? 31:43.856 --> 31:46.779 [UNKNOWN]: Energy from the sun, and you have the cooling of space, right? 31:47.079 --> 31:49.962 [UNKNOWN]: But then how do you swap out the hardware though? 31:49.982 --> 31:50.642 [UNKNOWN]: That's the interesting. 31:50.682 --> 31:51.003 [UNKNOWN]: Oh no. 31:51.483 --> 31:51.643 [UNKNOWN]: But. 31:52.504 --> 31:52.844 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 31:52.924 --> 31:56.945 [UNKNOWN]: I think I don't use one of his rocket ships to send up new stuff. 31:57.205 --> 32:09.389 [UNKNOWN]: When we were talking that night about the data centers and how they were not putting under the ocean and they're now looking to put them in an orbit and SpaceX has a couple preliminary deals with Google and Anthropic. 32:10.034 --> 32:10.775 [UNKNOWN]: to get him into orbit. 32:11.095 --> 32:13.397 [UNKNOWN]: Were you here that night with us, Eric, when we were talking about that? 32:13.517 --> 32:14.198 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I was here. 32:14.518 --> 32:19.443 [UNKNOWN]: So that was the conversation that I'm coming back to, and I think that's really where the future lies in SpaceX. 32:19.463 --> 32:22.566 [UNKNOWN]: You know, cursor, yeah, I think it's a trillion dollar company by itself. 32:22.746 --> 32:23.007 [UNKNOWN]: Easy. 32:23.647 --> 32:26.911 [UNKNOWN]: You know, just because I, I have lived in breed that I've seen when it's done. 32:26.951 --> 32:29.073 [UNKNOWN]: I've seen how it's evolved since I started using it. 32:29.393 --> 32:30.714 [UNKNOWN]: You said trillion with a T? 32:31.075 --> 32:32.015 [UNKNOWN]: It's a trillion dollar company. 32:32.176 --> 32:32.396 [UNKNOWN]: Easy. 32:33.703 --> 32:57.349 [UNKNOWN]: There's no doubt because when you have companies that are making headlines and big companies, I'm not going to like these little companies, I'm not going to microsoft talking to Uber, you know, that are saying we need to put the brakes on because our build this month on using credit, not that it wasn't justified, you know what, when you look at it and that's the thing, when you look at it, you go, yeah, that was worth every dollar because if I had to pay a team of engineers to put together what we just did, 32:58.271 --> 33:20.828 [UNKNOWN]: And that's where the engineers are actually having a very, you know, talking to the data engineers and other scientists that have been, you know, coding at the old fashioned way are now looking at this going, my goodness, I can get so much done and not only can I get so much done, but I didn't realize there's a few other things this can do and it has knowledge of that I'm able to pull in from it's able to go into the open source things it's able to do all this stuff kind of like the white papers we're talking about with doctors. 33:21.168 --> 33:29.114 [UNKNOWN]: You know, the synthesizing between 38,000 different weight papers and looking for, you know, how do we cure this because now we can cross exam and all the different, you know, very quickly. 33:29.134 --> 33:29.614 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I don't know. 33:29.675 --> 33:32.457 [UNKNOWN]: I don't want you to head a coffee, but, you know, this might be the bourbon kicking this well. 33:32.477 --> 33:33.137 [UNKNOWN]: Or just a damn good. 33:33.477 --> 33:34.218 [UNKNOWN]: I got to be honest. 33:34.838 --> 33:35.639 [UNKNOWN]: I am speeding up. 33:35.879 --> 33:36.660 [UNKNOWN]: That's not fair to you to say. 33:36.680 --> 33:37.881 [UNKNOWN]: And I got to get through this editing, you know. 33:37.901 --> 33:39.942 [UNKNOWN]: But I'm going to slow down for a second and just say this. 33:40.903 --> 33:42.604 [UNKNOWN]: It is that good. 33:43.985 --> 33:48.869 [UNKNOWN]: And if, if cursor would have been going public, I think they would be going to $190. 33:50.795 --> 33:51.876 [UNKNOWN]: a share price alone. 33:52.776 --> 33:59.361 [UNKNOWN]: This is what's interesting to me is I heard one of the talking heads on CNBC this week. 33:59.441 --> 33:59.882 [UNKNOWN]: Great bandwidth. 33:59.902 --> 34:05.926 [UNKNOWN]: Who actually suggested that he thinks 3 trillion is way like for SpaceX. 34:05.966 --> 34:10.349 [UNKNOWN]: He thinks with everything they got going on and this was before the cursor acquisition. 34:10.590 --> 34:13.812 [UNKNOWN]: He thought SpaceX was a 30 trillion dollar company. 34:13.832 --> 34:14.192 [UNKNOWN]: I agree. 34:14.773 --> 34:15.653 [UNKNOWN]: I agree. 34:15.893 --> 34:19.316 [UNKNOWN]: It's hard to fathom 30 trillion dollar valuation. 34:19.576 --> 34:20.617 [UNKNOWN]: Well, and that's where it's going. 34:21.077 --> 34:40.211 [UNKNOWN]: So if you look at the future of data centers and we're seeing the the rush right now and we see it we're seeing the the community pushbacks for probably good reason in in certain extent because they think up a huge footprint they're using a lot of our electricity which is very you know much so in high demand right now they also add hold on Dave McCorn senator McCormick's calling. 34:40.451 --> 34:42.392 [UNKNOWN]: I'm sure he wants to talk about bourbon right now. 34:42.432 --> 34:43.053 [UNKNOWN]: I'm sure he does. 34:43.073 --> 34:45.354 [UNKNOWN]: I'm thinking he's asking for some money loop. 34:45.374 --> 34:46.255 [UNKNOWN]: He's taking all that money and 34:51.903 --> 34:53.006 [UNKNOWN]: Must have been a butt down. 34:57.532 --> 34:58.372 [UNKNOWN]: You want me to edit that out? 34:58.392 --> 35:01.974 [UNKNOWN]: No, you can leave it in edit. 35:02.655 --> 35:07.737 [UNKNOWN]: Probably, you see, it's a waste of their time at this point. 35:08.117 --> 35:09.858 [UNKNOWN]: I'm sorry, I interrupted you. 35:09.878 --> 35:11.659 [UNKNOWN]: Sorry, maybe he was interesting to see. 35:11.859 --> 35:12.459 [UNKNOWN]: Maybe he's a fan. 35:12.479 --> 35:14.040 [UNKNOWN]: He wanted to see if he'd actually answer on the air. 35:14.260 --> 35:14.480 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 35:15.061 --> 35:16.922 [UNKNOWN]: He should probably should have answered. 35:17.002 --> 35:18.162 [UNKNOWN]: Probably should have answered. 35:18.482 --> 35:19.343 [UNKNOWN]: Wait a good link. 35:19.563 --> 35:20.503 [UNKNOWN]: Call him back. 35:20.744 --> 35:21.084 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 35:21.204 --> 35:22.284 [UNKNOWN]: Well, the center is going right now. 35:22.344 --> 35:23.065 [UNKNOWN]: Once again. 35:24.025 --> 35:25.206 [UNKNOWN]: I put an answer to the call. 35:25.647 --> 35:26.127 [UNKNOWN]: Literally. 35:26.367 --> 35:29.530 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you knew it was coming in, but just, just couldn't land it, you know? 35:29.550 --> 35:31.391 [UNKNOWN]: Just couldn't hit the yes button. 35:31.671 --> 35:32.352 [UNKNOWN]: I know, right? 35:33.172 --> 35:42.620 [UNKNOWN]: So, you know, I just think that that, whoever this analyst was, is spot on, because just knowing what I know personally, 35:43.999 --> 35:50.545 [UNKNOWN]: I didn't have news Starlink, but I know what Starlink has knowing working through Newton what we can do remotely now, and that opens up a lot of doors, right? 35:50.585 --> 35:51.186 [UNKNOWN]: I like it's great. 35:51.306 --> 35:51.546 [UNKNOWN]: It is. 35:51.866 --> 35:52.987 [UNKNOWN]: We use it in our business. 35:53.028 --> 35:53.228 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 35:53.288 --> 35:54.549 [UNKNOWN]: So I'm sure you guys do it. 35:55.230 --> 35:57.832 [UNKNOWN]: You know, when you're out in the middle of a, of a, No way, right? 35:58.152 --> 35:58.473 [UNKNOWN]: Zero. 35:58.613 --> 36:02.636 [UNKNOWN]: And you want to connect, and now you can connect, and now you have the ability to keep real-time data. 36:02.756 --> 36:02.897 [UNKNOWN]: Yes. 36:03.017 --> 36:04.978 [UNKNOWN]: It's to have them to, you know, do the foot traffic out there. 36:04.998 --> 36:06.460 [UNKNOWN]: That makes a huge difference. 36:06.840 --> 36:07.060 [UNKNOWN]: right. 36:07.100 --> 36:10.304 [UNKNOWN]: So yeah, that beach a good late and sees a little bit long with doesn't matter. 36:10.384 --> 36:11.004 [UNKNOWN]: It's going to get better. 36:11.265 --> 36:14.368 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's going to get better and really you don't need you don't need it to be 36:15.518 --> 36:19.319 [UNKNOWN]: And if it has a little bit of latency, who cares, you know, for our, yeah, for our your purpose. 36:19.499 --> 36:20.999 [UNKNOWN]: You don't, you don't like your other game. 36:21.099 --> 36:23.439 [UNKNOWN]: No, if it's, if it's buffering for 15, 20 minutes, who cares? 36:23.619 --> 36:24.360 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it doesn't matter. 36:24.380 --> 36:27.320 [UNKNOWN]: Right, it's actually looking into getting startling subscription. 36:27.600 --> 36:27.820 [UNKNOWN]: Are you? 36:27.920 --> 36:28.720 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the home version. 36:29.240 --> 36:30.261 [UNKNOWN]: No, it's it's fantastic. 36:30.441 --> 36:30.921 [UNKNOWN]: Is it really? 36:30.961 --> 36:38.222 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it is, it is, it is, it is, it's, it's like having, well, it's now, you know, and this isn't the, the normal 5G network we're talking about. 36:38.242 --> 36:39.902 [UNKNOWN]: This is up in, you know, we're talking 36:45.712 --> 36:49.916 [UNKNOWN]: There's no space to turn for a while. 36:50.537 --> 36:51.117 [UNKNOWN]: Last man? 36:51.297 --> 36:52.799 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 36:52.839 --> 36:53.539 [UNKNOWN]: Well, no. 36:53.639 --> 36:55.261 [UNKNOWN]: I'm asking you as Uranus. 36:55.301 --> 36:55.681 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 36:55.901 --> 36:56.242 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 36:57.002 --> 36:59.385 [UNKNOWN]: I'm asking you as the, you know, expert ass man. 36:59.425 --> 37:03.008 [UNKNOWN]: What is the official term in that orbit that we talked about? 37:03.028 --> 37:04.389 [UNKNOWN]: You draw just a lower orbit, lower orbit. 37:04.569 --> 37:05.270 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 37:05.290 --> 37:05.510 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 37:05.650 --> 37:09.154 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but we were talking about how it moves and does all jiu-sinkers. 37:09.174 --> 37:17.903 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, see there and it's like he's got to, you got to pull the stockings up to his neck to get him to get the, get the official terms out, you know, get to move down. 37:18.624 --> 37:20.907 [UNKNOWN]: They're constantly launching satellites. 37:21.047 --> 37:23.629 [UNKNOWN]: I know it's, it's an ensemble fallout, right? 37:23.710 --> 37:25.852 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, here there's like some 4,000 satellites up there. 37:26.626 --> 37:46.231 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know, I don't know how to do it, I don't know how to do it, I don't know how to do it, I don't know how to do it, I don't know how to do it, I don't know how to do it, I don't know how to do it, I don't know how to do it, I don't know how to do it, I don't know how to do it, I don't know how to do it, I don't know how to do it, I don't know how to do it, I don't know how to do it, I don't know how to do it, I don't know how to do it, I don't know how to do it, I don't know how to do it, I don't know how to do it, I don't know how to do it, I don't know how to do it, I don't know how to do it, I don't know how to do it, I don't know how to do it, I don 37:46.751 --> 37:53.958 [UNKNOWN]: is, if nothing else, it delivers satellites for starling and all of his other enterprises. 37:54.018 --> 38:06.349 [UNKNOWN]: Well, now he has in very high demand because all these companies are getting such a pushback and when communities are shutting down the mega data center build up by 50 to 60% of them because they're saying not in my backyard, right? 38:06.710 --> 38:06.790 [UNKNOWN]: And 38:07.350 --> 38:10.011 [UNKNOWN]: You know, we're lucky enough to have Homer city here because we did have a coal plant. 38:10.031 --> 38:22.258 [UNKNOWN]: So this is a is a huge improvement for our local community and we're going to our local community is going to benefit because it's the first thing that's really come along and but 25 years since 30 years maybe that is on the uptick not the downtick. 38:22.278 --> 38:24.719 [UNKNOWN]: So for the record 14,500 oh my goodness. 38:24.739 --> 38:24.979 [UNKNOWN]: I was off. 38:28.003 --> 38:28.843 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's so crazy. 38:28.963 --> 38:33.005 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so when you thought you saw a shooting star, that was just another star, a link to that like going down. 38:33.645 --> 38:33.925 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 38:33.945 --> 38:40.387 [UNKNOWN]: Actually, many of this, but in fact, you make a wish on that, you might get an IPO stock. 38:40.487 --> 38:53.691 [UNKNOWN]: Many of the satellites, if you're watching, like if you have any delay on outside looking up the sky, you can see them a lot of them, because occasionally they'll rotate and reflect the sunlight and you can see them moving. 38:54.011 --> 38:58.733 [UNKNOWN]: If you don't move in packs, too, I mean, like, a group, because I was with a star like, sign like, they're going to string. 38:58.753 --> 38:59.313 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, so they do. 38:59.333 --> 39:00.354 [UNKNOWN]: So I have seen that. 39:00.374 --> 39:02.075 [UNKNOWN]: And I was like, whoa, that's wild. 39:02.515 --> 39:09.838 [UNKNOWN]: That is the- So what would the theory, the technical theory be behind, putting them in streams, or running them in streams? 39:09.918 --> 39:15.981 [UNKNOWN]: Is it so they're, they're, they're signal, just, like, bounces one to the other, and it is a continuous stream. 39:16.001 --> 39:18.462 [UNKNOWN]: Do we have any idea that might be- Let me just guess. 39:19.002 --> 39:19.662 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 39:20.162 --> 39:20.983 [UNKNOWN]: That's a good question, right? 39:21.919 --> 39:27.882 [UNKNOWN]: If I had to guess, it would be what happens if one of the satellites are out, what happens if one of them we're being used. 39:28.002 --> 39:30.264 [UNKNOWN]: You know, so you can always have something along that. 39:32.070 --> 39:36.754 [UNKNOWN]: Are they orbiting some of the some orbit and some they some state like I said or Jesus? 39:36.874 --> 39:38.435 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, they say that's the Jesus. 39:38.455 --> 39:49.503 [UNKNOWN]: The Jesus one's are generally the ones that are creating like a matrix around that's right or so that you can bounce signals off of them That's the only way you could really do right because if you only have one saddle at that there Everybody's gonna be crowding an up. 39:49.523 --> 39:51.084 [UNKNOWN]: It's gonna be a bottle like you're gonna get this back. 39:51.124 --> 39:53.986 [UNKNOWN]: It's gonna be like, you know It's gonna be like the old dial up all over again. 39:54.026 --> 39:56.248 [UNKNOWN]: A well incidentally J.P. looked it up. 39:56.428 --> 39:58.470 [UNKNOWN]: I'll have those 14,000, 500, 10,500 are starlight. 39:58.490 --> 39:58.530 [UNKNOWN]: Oh 40:02.629 --> 40:04.210 [UNKNOWN]: He's put up 10,500 satellites. 40:04.230 --> 40:07.893 [UNKNOWN]: How do we, how do we, how are we getting them back down? 40:08.453 --> 40:12.716 [UNKNOWN]: Or else I'll fall down if we're just, we're just going to let him fall in the sea or we're, see where that shit falls out. 40:12.736 --> 40:13.557 [UNKNOWN]: They're all in there. 40:13.637 --> 40:15.058 [UNKNOWN]: I think that's what you're doing to me. 40:15.078 --> 40:17.159 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's what he is. 40:17.219 --> 40:18.080 [UNKNOWN]: That's one now. 40:18.960 --> 40:20.082 [UNKNOWN]: My signal. 40:20.523 --> 40:21.825 [UNKNOWN]: I think I'm described religion wrong. 40:21.865 --> 40:28.736 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, a lot of the burden of decaying orbit, but I would imagine he with with the technology he has. 40:28.756 --> 40:30.258 [UNKNOWN]: He could probably go up and correct the orbits. 40:30.739 --> 40:32.241 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know how often you have to do that. 40:33.480 --> 40:34.681 [UNKNOWN]: Seems like the gas prices right now. 40:34.701 --> 40:35.622 [UNKNOWN]: That's very expensive. 40:35.882 --> 40:36.122 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 40:36.622 --> 40:37.543 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 40:37.643 --> 40:39.144 [UNKNOWN]: What do I want to fill one of those rocks? 40:39.284 --> 40:39.744 [UNKNOWN]: No. 40:39.985 --> 40:41.306 [UNKNOWN]: You're driving the sheets and filling them. 40:41.326 --> 40:41.686 [UNKNOWN]: Fill me up. 40:42.026 --> 40:42.847 [UNKNOWN]: Give me some rocket fuel. 40:43.067 --> 40:43.587 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I hear you. 40:43.807 --> 40:47.810 [UNKNOWN]: I thought the dude to come home in three years says, honey, I'm going to be gone for three weeks. 40:48.130 --> 40:49.471 [UNKNOWN]: Where you going? 40:49.852 --> 40:52.053 [UNKNOWN]: I have to go up into low earth orbit. 40:52.073 --> 40:52.974 [UNKNOWN]: I got to go fix it. 40:53.154 --> 40:54.155 [UNKNOWN]: This satellite dish. 40:54.415 --> 40:55.496 [UNKNOWN]: I'll be right back. 40:55.516 --> 40:56.356 [UNKNOWN]: You're on sending me up. 40:56.376 --> 40:58.217 [UNKNOWN]: You know, it's a good gig, though. 40:58.238 --> 40:58.658 [UNKNOWN]: You know, I get it. 40:59.805 --> 41:00.408 [UNKNOWN]: Back a luncheon. 41:01.753 --> 41:02.356 [UNKNOWN]: I'm bad at it. 41:02.396 --> 41:03.460 [UNKNOWN]: Brown bag and that. 41:03.942 --> 41:04.163 [UNKNOWN]: Pretty. 41:04.183 --> 41:04.726 [UNKNOWN]: I'm awesome. 41:07.871 --> 41:09.411 [UNKNOWN]: You spent enough for the next six years. 41:09.471 --> 41:11.052 [UNKNOWN]: I knew it would be good, right? 41:11.192 --> 41:12.732 [UNKNOWN]: And you have the host yourself for the next three years. 41:12.752 --> 41:16.173 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm getting a major at the Workers Conference here in two of the month. 41:16.473 --> 41:30.016 [UNKNOWN]: I'll have to get you, I think I've shown you pictures individual, one to two minute exposures that I've done and how many satellites and things streak through, it's unbelievable. 41:30.196 --> 41:36.477 [UNKNOWN]: Well, you know, and I think before really realizing it, when we first moved here seven or eight years ago, 41:38.002 --> 41:43.026 [UNKNOWN]: I thought, you know, I was seeing a lot of shooting stars and that can't be because it was just things were moving all over the place, right? 41:43.046 --> 41:44.427 [UNKNOWN]: So you're just going, what is going on? 41:45.387 --> 41:47.389 [UNKNOWN]: Or am I just, you can see the space station too. 41:47.689 --> 41:48.830 [UNKNOWN]: You've never seen it come over. 41:48.870 --> 41:49.330 [UNKNOWN]: It's bright. 41:49.991 --> 41:50.551 [UNKNOWN]: It's real bright. 41:50.691 --> 41:51.492 [UNKNOWN]: No, I don't know if I have. 41:52.052 --> 41:52.592 [UNKNOWN]: There's an app. 41:52.873 --> 41:53.493 [UNKNOWN]: I'm sure I would have. 41:53.973 --> 41:54.454 [UNKNOWN]: Then I have. 41:54.474 --> 41:55.394 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, remember the locker. 41:55.434 --> 41:55.695 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 41:56.375 --> 41:58.697 [UNKNOWN]: But yeah, you can, you, you'll see it and you can follow it. 41:58.737 --> 42:00.178 [UNKNOWN]: It's the steady speed. 42:00.318 --> 42:01.619 [UNKNOWN]: You can watch it go the whole way across. 42:01.699 --> 42:02.339 [UNKNOWN]: That's pretty neat. 42:02.519 --> 42:02.780 [UNKNOWN]: Cool. 42:03.040 --> 42:04.601 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, by the way, welcome to the studio, Johnny. 42:05.685 --> 42:06.686 [UNKNOWN]: It's good to have you back, man. 42:07.106 --> 42:07.727 [UNKNOWN]: Two weeks in a row. 42:07.767 --> 42:08.488 [UNKNOWN]: Two weeks in a row. 42:08.508 --> 42:10.150 [UNKNOWN]: I feel really privileged, you know? 42:10.270 --> 42:12.472 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 42:12.552 --> 42:15.215 [UNKNOWN]: Took a break from watching the College Baseball World series. 42:15.275 --> 42:16.356 [UNKNOWN]: It brings us with you friends. 42:16.376 --> 42:17.117 [UNKNOWN]: He's still on here. 42:17.177 --> 42:18.017 [UNKNOWN]: He's still on. 42:18.077 --> 42:19.519 [UNKNOWN]: He's going on. 42:19.899 --> 42:21.181 [UNKNOWN]: He's multi-taskin' right now. 42:23.838 --> 42:25.198 [UNKNOWN]: You got a child on those wings, Johnny. 42:25.238 --> 42:26.119 [UNKNOWN]: I'm telling you what, man. 42:26.139 --> 42:28.800 [UNKNOWN]: They are at a die for a good, good, good. 42:28.820 --> 42:30.000 [UNKNOWN]: Those are good. 42:30.520 --> 42:36.622 [UNKNOWN]: Before we get too far away from Starlink, I have a question that I'm going to try and sound in television, but it's steeped in naivety. 42:37.362 --> 42:46.645 [UNKNOWN]: Is there, did you have a couple layers of redundancy with this so that you talk about the line of satellites that are providing the signal? 42:47.717 --> 43:08.290 [UNKNOWN]: there's got to I'm guessing there's redundancy in the system somewhere that's what I was kind of getting to I think there has to be right so in case one goes down you know how do you this isn't like you send the you know I think they communicate with each other little okay so what if I so what happens to one goes down and completely I mean is that that's the problem right so you know you did a shunt it yeah yeah one yeah 43:09.422 --> 43:26.052 [UNKNOWN]: What's the question is how many layers there's got to be some redundancy and and back up protection should restore link through yeah first if three satellites go down do as there are another we're not somebody flip the switch probably done that off three others and. 43:26.332 --> 43:30.053 [UNKNOWN]: How many different, well, the new travel and strings of you ever seen them go across the sky? 43:30.773 --> 43:36.975 [UNKNOWN]: It's like a string of lights, like a parade of lights, so maybe that's how he deals with that. 43:37.215 --> 43:38.195 [UNKNOWN]: That's his redundant thing. 43:38.215 --> 43:39.035 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, I don't know. 43:39.295 --> 43:42.016 [UNKNOWN]: I think their SLA's uptime is 99.99%. 43:42.136 --> 43:42.996 [UNKNOWN]: Really? 43:43.396 --> 43:44.216 [UNKNOWN]: On uptime, yeah. 43:44.356 --> 43:44.736 [UNKNOWN]: That's a me. 43:44.756 --> 43:46.277 [UNKNOWN]: That's better than ours. 43:46.377 --> 43:46.957 [UNKNOWN]: It's insane. 43:47.017 --> 43:47.377 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 43:47.717 --> 43:50.158 [UNKNOWN]: He should be the base data for the start. 43:50.178 --> 43:51.818 [UNKNOWN]: You know, to pitch the whole data center. 43:56.439 --> 44:05.322 [UNKNOWN]: What's I mean really what is what is the difference I Say the difference would be It'd be your speeds fibers going to be always faster. 44:05.843 --> 44:16.387 [UNKNOWN]: I mean and those fiber lines are I mean if they're quick It's really if I think that's I think that is and for AI He's gonna look weird to have all those fiber lines coming one up to this guy. 44:16.547 --> 44:17.547 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I will be. 44:17.567 --> 44:21.549 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah Sorry, I think you Sinkers would be okay 44:22.729 --> 44:23.830 [UNKNOWN]: That'd be just still. 44:24.090 --> 44:25.331 [UNKNOWN]: The sentence still, so then you're all right. 44:25.571 --> 44:29.434 [UNKNOWN]: I think, you know, you brought, I really like what you brought up, and maybe talk about it next segment. 44:29.474 --> 44:43.423 [UNKNOWN]: But on the, you know, this, this economics, we're talking offline, the economics of data centers, AI, and you brought it up more than once now on the idea of these budgets being blown. 44:44.624 --> 44:44.864 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 44:45.084 --> 44:45.824 [UNKNOWN]: So quickly, right? 44:45.885 --> 44:50.307 [UNKNOWN]: So if you weren't, yeah, we definitely need to talk about that, because if, if Microsoft, 44:51.471 --> 45:03.414 [UNKNOWN]: If Uber are having draft, I mean, they basically are going, whoa, we've seen a lot of a ship that we haven't seen this and we're putting the brakes on even though all of our engineers are going, man, we love this, right? 45:03.654 --> 45:04.115 [UNKNOWN]: They love it. 45:04.215 --> 45:12.417 [UNKNOWN]: So, how do we make it affordable because that was kind of in the pitch of AI, it's not to replace people, but it's to make you more efficient, make it more affordable. 45:13.102 --> 45:14.143 [UNKNOWN]: versus doing it the old way. 45:14.163 --> 45:16.325 [UNKNOWN]: So now you can definitely get a lot more done, but I want cost. 45:16.506 --> 45:17.066 [UNKNOWN]: It's the cost. 45:17.086 --> 45:17.607 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 45:17.707 --> 45:20.089 [UNKNOWN]: And you're spending trillions of dollars, right? 45:20.350 --> 45:26.035 [UNKNOWN]: Little bit of some estimates where some of these companies need to earn $2 trillion by 2030. 45:26.776 --> 45:29.559 [UNKNOWN]: And basically, the tokenization, 45:30.580 --> 45:34.081 [UNKNOWN]: rate has to increase by like 50,000 to 100,000. 45:34.281 --> 45:38.142 [UNKNOWN]: So just to afford the CapEx. 45:38.222 --> 45:42.563 [UNKNOWN]: Just to afford what's going into it and what they're now the new business model is. 45:42.963 --> 45:43.984 [UNKNOWN]: So I'll be expert. 45:44.044 --> 45:52.166 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so although you're investing all this additional things and you know your money and you're becoming more efficient and you're producing all these other great things. 45:52.226 --> 45:52.886 [UNKNOWN]: Is it going to actually, 45:55.373 --> 45:58.034 [UNKNOWN]: turn over into actual income that's going to be coming through the door. 45:58.054 --> 46:00.495 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, what you're saying is there's going to be a crash somewhere. 46:02.015 --> 46:05.056 [UNKNOWN]: Well, there could be, and that's always been the concern, right? 46:05.956 --> 46:07.097 [UNKNOWN]: Or there's going to be an adjustment. 46:07.137 --> 46:09.458 [UNKNOWN]: And I think that's what's going to happen is it'll be the just. 46:09.478 --> 46:09.698 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 46:09.858 --> 46:22.822 [UNKNOWN]: So I think as being as a frontier model, anthropic was by throwing it out there and they're able to throw this API because they have the ability to, I mean, when you're talking about being in the break and into all these, you know, 46:24.216 --> 46:28.240 [UNKNOWN]: showing the vulnerabilities, I should say not breaking, but showing the vulnerabilities of all these companies. 46:28.260 --> 46:31.223 [UNKNOWN]: And I'm talking, I'm not talking like, you know, pull down companies. 46:31.243 --> 46:32.545 [UNKNOWN]: I'm talking Fortune 100 company. 46:32.565 --> 46:32.685 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 46:33.388 --> 46:42.571 [UNKNOWN]: and and showing the vulnerabilities within a matter of you know 20 minutes yep that's impressiveness and we're not even talking quantum yet we're just talking a.i.i. 46:42.711 --> 46:43.251 [UNKNOWN]: just a.i. 46:43.671 --> 46:58.196 [UNKNOWN]: not even quantum when that when the q day comes that's a whole other conversation because it's going to get crazy and my cousin uh... big shout out to him out in Arizona and he he just announced this week he he shut down static i told you about static on the you know one of the big ghost hunters he's been on the discovery channel and he's done you know a lot of uh... 46:58.836 --> 47:02.119 [UNKNOWN]: tours and and ghost hunts all over the country, including Gettysburg. 47:02.860 --> 47:05.562 [UNKNOWN]: He announced that he's coming out with static com quantum. 47:06.343 --> 47:09.705 [UNKNOWN]: He decided to shut down 4.0 and just said, you know, what quantum is the next way? 47:10.146 --> 47:14.229 [UNKNOWN]: And he's working on it right now, Eric, I'll have to hook you up with him because I'm telling you what the conversation might be awesome. 47:14.249 --> 47:14.950 [UNKNOWN]: That might be awesome. 47:15.090 --> 47:15.370 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 47:15.390 --> 47:16.051 [UNKNOWN]: Gotta get him on here. 47:16.111 --> 47:16.711 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no doubt. 47:16.731 --> 47:17.672 [UNKNOWN]: Well, we're doubling it out a lot. 47:17.712 --> 47:19.614 [UNKNOWN]: Him and his wife, Sherry, too, phenomenal. 47:19.634 --> 47:20.214 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no doubt. 47:20.234 --> 47:21.275 [UNKNOWN]: They're they're they're they're awesome. 47:21.315 --> 47:24.518 [UNKNOWN]: They're they're very obviously they're they're used to being in front of the camera, 47:26.414 --> 47:32.820 [UNKNOWN]: You know, they got asked about out in Vegas to go do a show when the execs out there are like, yeah, we're not going to put you up. 47:32.840 --> 47:34.381 [UNKNOWN]: We don't want this dog and pony show. 47:34.401 --> 47:35.342 [UNKNOWN]: We're going to see it ourselves. 47:35.402 --> 47:36.022 [UNKNOWN]: They did it for them. 47:36.043 --> 47:38.325 [UNKNOWN]: And they're like, well, pretty awesome. 47:38.825 --> 47:39.546 [UNKNOWN]: Pretty good dog. 47:39.586 --> 47:40.286 [UNKNOWN]: Pretty good phone. 47:40.326 --> 47:41.307 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's a well. 47:41.928 --> 47:43.289 [UNKNOWN]: It's pretty. 47:43.389 --> 47:48.694 [UNKNOWN]: I can't explain it because it's beyond my comprehension, but the way it goes are beyond your comprehension. 47:48.714 --> 47:50.135 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I know, Mr. Halloween. 47:51.136 --> 47:52.077 [UNKNOWN]: I just, I just enjoy them. 47:52.097 --> 47:53.498 [UNKNOWN]: I don't, I don't try to explain them. 48:01.632 --> 48:02.193 [UNKNOWN]: I'll eat that for her. 48:02.293 --> 48:03.013 [UNKNOWN]: I'll eat that for her. 48:03.033 --> 48:04.995 [UNKNOWN]: I'll eat that for her. 48:05.035 --> 48:06.396 [UNKNOWN]: You don't need to wander anymore, guys. 48:06.436 --> 48:09.399 [UNKNOWN]: Just come on in. 48:09.740 --> 48:10.620 [UNKNOWN]: There's a home for you here. 48:10.881 --> 48:11.641 [UNKNOWN]: There it is. 48:12.282 --> 48:13.383 [UNKNOWN]: You want to call off and I got that too. 48:17.260 --> 48:20.382 [UNKNOWN]: You know Brad at some point tonight we're gonna have to talk about your boyfriend. 48:21.403 --> 48:26.927 [UNKNOWN]: I was I've been a little bit jealous over the last couple of weeks so I'm starting to hit on your boyfriend Claude. 48:27.047 --> 48:29.109 [UNKNOWN]: I know I noticed he wasn't as a response of this week. 48:29.609 --> 48:30.049 [UNKNOWN]: So tell me. 48:30.970 --> 48:31.751 [UNKNOWN]: That's because. 48:31.791 --> 48:32.631 [UNKNOWN]: What did you do? 48:32.651 --> 48:34.313 [UNKNOWN]: What did you do? 48:34.333 --> 48:34.573 [UNKNOWN]: You know. 48:34.613 --> 48:35.093 [UNKNOWN]: You know. 48:35.213 --> 48:36.494 [UNKNOWN]: Again in the game. 48:36.514 --> 48:37.936 [UNKNOWN]: Breed Robin who was some ED pills. 48:38.036 --> 48:40.357 [UNKNOWN]: No. 48:40.377 --> 48:41.758 [UNKNOWN]: You'll know soon enough. 48:41.819 --> 48:43.320 [UNKNOWN]: I won't know why he's getting all. 48:44.630 --> 48:46.352 [UNKNOWN]: He's giving you the firm answers and not me. 48:46.912 --> 48:48.253 [UNKNOWN]: Well, he gave me some firm answers. 48:48.273 --> 48:50.255 [UNKNOWN]: There's no doubt about that. 48:50.735 --> 48:52.997 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I don't know if we have enough time in this segment. 48:53.017 --> 48:53.658 [UNKNOWN]: We don't. 48:53.738 --> 48:54.839 [UNKNOWN]: We come back and second three. 48:54.859 --> 48:56.781 [UNKNOWN]: We're going to talk about your interaction with Claude. 48:56.841 --> 48:58.002 [UNKNOWN]: I'll tell you about Claude. 48:58.022 --> 49:03.827 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and I love the text this week when you sent it out and said, All right, which one do I subscribe to? 49:04.568 --> 49:06.169 [UNKNOWN]: And so when we come back, we'll talk about that. 49:06.189 --> 49:08.071 [UNKNOWN]: And we are going to bring Louie. 49:09.063 --> 49:12.025 [UNKNOWN]: Louis is going to bring us up to speed on clock because he's been here. 49:12.045 --> 49:13.146 [UNKNOWN]: He's been here from his nephews. 49:13.386 --> 49:15.188 [UNKNOWN]: He's been here in there from us. 49:16.128 --> 49:17.129 [UNKNOWN]: He's been here from the headline. 49:17.670 --> 49:19.931 [UNKNOWN]: We're going to bring an AI to the Medicare crowd. 49:20.011 --> 49:24.094 [UNKNOWN]: When we come back to, we're just going to know Paul's to the basement. 49:24.395 --> 49:25.295 [UNKNOWN]: Oh my goodness. 49:25.375 --> 49:32.361 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you know, it seems like an attorney go, but because we know when we filmed last week, it was the night before we all knew they were going to be, you know, but yeah, the baseball team, wow. 49:33.021 --> 49:33.702 [UNKNOWN]: Wow. 49:33.922 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50:36.876 --> 50:39.056 [UNKNOWN]: We are in the no pain zone right now. 50:39.257 --> 50:40.637 [UNKNOWN]: I am feeling almost optimal. 50:40.657 --> 50:43.698 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm feeling almost optimal. 50:43.838 --> 50:44.218 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 50:44.558 --> 50:44.838 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 50:44.878 --> 50:45.158 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 50:45.758 --> 50:46.739 [UNKNOWN]: Better be careful. 50:46.859 --> 50:47.579 [UNKNOWN]: I wouldn't put it there. 50:47.599 --> 50:48.499 [UNKNOWN]: If you don't have an action moment. 50:48.539 --> 50:52.020 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not doing any races yet, but I am thinking I'm taking on Copilot tonight. 50:52.180 --> 50:53.641 [UNKNOWN]: How close are you going to have to stand? 50:53.801 --> 50:54.581 [UNKNOWN]: No. 50:54.661 --> 50:56.061 [UNKNOWN]: No, I gave those away for a link. 50:56.081 --> 50:57.802 [UNKNOWN]: God will let me get upside down again. 51:00.574 --> 51:03.616 [UNKNOWN]: You want me, you do that again on a breaker neck. 51:03.696 --> 51:04.237 [UNKNOWN]: I understand. 51:04.437 --> 51:04.837 [UNKNOWN]: I got it. 51:04.977 --> 51:06.578 [UNKNOWN]: I'm sure your wife's happy about that too. 51:07.799 --> 51:08.019 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 51:08.620 --> 51:11.122 [UNKNOWN]: So you're, you know, because of anybody's gonna break his neck. 51:11.182 --> 51:11.822 [UNKNOWN]: It's good to be heard. 51:12.203 --> 51:14.544 [UNKNOWN]: Well, you know, she is the W NFL player. 51:14.584 --> 51:17.126 [UNKNOWN]: One of the first in the inaugural Pittsburgh passion league. 51:17.166 --> 51:18.087 [UNKNOWN]: It was really. 51:18.107 --> 51:23.351 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I mean, the ladies in Pittsburgh, you know, the athletes in Pittsburgh knew the athletes. 51:23.391 --> 51:24.512 [UNKNOWN]: And they asked her to try out. 51:25.415 --> 51:33.640 [UNKNOWN]: She did it on a whim after we were playing co-ed softball and they're sure enough, she's, uh, you know, next thing I know, she's starting linebacker and tied in for the Pittsburgh fashion. 51:33.840 --> 51:34.721 [UNKNOWN]: I'm like, I got to get her pregnant. 51:35.902 --> 51:36.462 [UNKNOWN]: She's going to get hurt. 51:37.583 --> 51:38.843 [UNKNOWN]: I'm glad to hear she was a Titan. 51:38.863 --> 51:40.324 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, and then then Queen came along. 51:40.364 --> 51:40.725 [UNKNOWN]: Thank God. 51:42.165 --> 51:43.786 [UNKNOWN]: She never, she never took a rule hit. 51:47.838 --> 51:50.900 [UNKNOWN]: Was that the semester you and Eddie accidentally signed up for an annual football. 51:51.300 --> 51:52.180 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, that was a shit show. 51:52.200 --> 51:52.581 [UNKNOWN]: Thank God. 51:52.601 --> 51:56.263 [UNKNOWN]: We had they got we had a little Minnesota Vikings line men. 51:56.463 --> 52:00.505 [UNKNOWN]: How do you how do you try to sign up for basketball and accidentally signed up for football? 52:00.565 --> 52:03.767 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we we accidentally signed up for undergraduate intermereal football. 52:04.427 --> 52:05.307 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, you were lost school. 52:05.367 --> 52:07.429 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's all guys got to run around. 52:07.469 --> 52:08.269 [UNKNOWN]: We brought a shape. 52:08.289 --> 52:11.891 [UNKNOWN]: We were spending 14 hours in the library, drick and Starbucks and talking about law. 52:12.387 --> 52:14.429 [UNKNOWN]: So you actually did it, we did it. 52:14.449 --> 52:17.651 [UNKNOWN]: Well, we didn't, we were like, you know, we're not, I mean, no, I want to be the worst of that. 52:17.671 --> 52:21.734 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you obviously know that he's, you know, and if he'll love, he's like, well, this is an open. 52:22.315 --> 52:27.579 [UNKNOWN]: And plus we got John, I can't remember his last name, and I mean, he should know that he was, he played for the Minnesota Vikings for like eight years. 52:28.179 --> 52:29.680 [UNKNOWN]: And he was the first year lost in a while. 52:29.700 --> 52:35.485 [UNKNOWN]: We were a third year lost in the guy's 68, 325 pounds lime, and so I'm like, yeah, he's going to be center. 52:35.945 --> 52:36.626 [UNKNOWN]: I'll quarterback. 52:39.028 --> 52:39.929 [UNKNOWN]: I feel pretty sick. 52:41.911 --> 52:42.932 [UNKNOWN]: Go on me little guys. 52:42.952 --> 52:45.253 [UNKNOWN]: What was your question? 52:45.274 --> 52:47.215 [UNKNOWN]: So, are you saying you had your hands up his ass? 52:47.435 --> 52:51.198 [UNKNOWN]: Well, my quarterback writing was really, yeah, well, no, I was a shotgun. 52:51.218 --> 52:52.720 [UNKNOWN]: No, yeah, I was a shotgun. 52:53.260 --> 52:54.481 [UNKNOWN]: I was not going up, but I was. 52:54.901 --> 52:57.283 [UNKNOWN]: Wow, they trust him, he's a third segment. 52:57.804 --> 52:58.925 [UNKNOWN]: Very sad, asking for himself. 52:59.045 --> 53:01.006 [UNKNOWN]: He's like, listen, I gotta think where I can take this. 53:02.427 --> 53:06.291 [UNKNOWN]: Do I have to sit, do I have to sit five feet away or do we get under? 53:06.311 --> 53:07.412 [UNKNOWN]: Can we get under center? 53:09.618 --> 53:11.480 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know, there'll be no shotgun. 53:11.740 --> 53:23.774 [UNKNOWN]: Hi, here you brother, but no, so we played and it was a really, I didn't quarterback the first week, but everybody else tried to quarterback, then I finally went in quarterback to him. 53:25.064 --> 53:27.085 [UNKNOWN]: we kind of figured out where our position should be. 53:27.165 --> 53:30.387 [UNKNOWN]: Eddie went to wide receiver, you know, John was center. 53:30.427 --> 53:34.549 [UNKNOWN]: We had a couple other, you know, really talented kid, you know, kids. 53:34.589 --> 53:39.652 [UNKNOWN]: My age at that time, but this feels like 30 years ago, you know, Benny out there, you know, we, you know, we, 53:40.472 --> 53:43.294 [UNKNOWN]: We may do when we compete at I think we even want a game or two. 53:43.895 --> 53:44.936 [UNKNOWN]: Did you play against other? 53:45.316 --> 53:57.226 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, it was all it was all the serious, you know, frat boys and athletes that could make the pit pit football team that were probably D3, T, D2 players, you know, and pissed off. 53:57.626 --> 53:58.867 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, well I anger. 54:01.185 --> 54:02.166 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, that flag doesn't stop. 54:02.186 --> 54:09.011 [UNKNOWN]: But man, let me tell you what, you know, that's see, you need a big 380 pound guy kind of looking at, like, you know, you just need to keep coming with me. 54:09.351 --> 54:12.193 [UNKNOWN]: You need to graduate early, come to the federal courthouse. 54:13.714 --> 54:15.355 [UNKNOWN]: I feel safe with you in front of me. 54:15.936 --> 54:16.716 [UNKNOWN]: He was in law school. 54:16.996 --> 54:18.317 [UNKNOWN]: He was, he went to law school. 54:18.337 --> 54:19.198 [UNKNOWN]: So he played football then. 54:19.478 --> 54:24.662 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he was a perfect story of somebody, you know, deciding to, and that's a great about law school. 54:24.682 --> 54:26.903 [UNKNOWN]: You can always go back, doesn't matter what your undergrad degree is. 54:26.964 --> 54:28.505 [UNKNOWN]: And as long as you come from a different, 54:29.758 --> 54:30.158 [UNKNOWN]: background. 54:30.178 --> 54:34.340 [UNKNOWN]: They love it because there's the law doesn't discriminate as far as one and there's an illegal issue. 54:34.400 --> 54:36.221 [UNKNOWN]: There's legal issues on everything. 54:36.642 --> 54:38.182 [UNKNOWN]: So he finishes JD. 54:38.422 --> 54:38.643 [UNKNOWN]: He did. 54:38.663 --> 54:39.663 [UNKNOWN]: And then went to play football? 54:40.043 --> 54:42.004 [UNKNOWN]: No, he played football for eight years before. 54:43.105 --> 54:43.645 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, okay. 54:43.845 --> 54:45.686 [UNKNOWN]: So he had already retired from football. 54:45.746 --> 54:47.767 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and he played with a, you know, one of the best. 54:47.827 --> 54:48.848 [UNKNOWN]: That's cool. 54:48.948 --> 54:51.649 [UNKNOWN]: Defensive men, you know, he was telling stories about him. 54:51.729 --> 54:52.810 [UNKNOWN]: Again, it's a talk about strength. 54:52.850 --> 54:54.150 [UNKNOWN]: It's almost like, you know, Brian 54:58.360 --> 55:00.141 [UNKNOWN]: So hey, Brad, since we're talking about support. 55:00.181 --> 55:01.241 [UNKNOWN]: Let's talk about sports now. 55:01.261 --> 55:02.941 [UNKNOWN]: What do we, what do we need to talk about here? 55:02.981 --> 55:05.202 [UNKNOWN]: Locally we need to talk about sports. 55:05.222 --> 55:14.665 [UNKNOWN]: Because we were talking about how, you know, our favorite and proud Indian team who's been there by the way three years in a row. 55:14.865 --> 55:17.485 [UNKNOWN]: We're talking about the Indian High School baseball team. 55:17.525 --> 55:19.246 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they were, they were back. 55:19.806 --> 55:34.076 [UNKNOWN]: Central PA and they were reproduced and came out to a real quick and when we told last week they played the next day so it's been five or six days now and by the time this comes out I'll be a little further but my goodness our Tom cannot be any broader than these boys. 55:34.116 --> 55:45.263 [UNKNOWN]: They've worked hard through the years, Brian Forrest and his crew have made sure that they all had the facilities, the training ability, the access after hours. 55:45.443 --> 55:46.104 [UNKNOWN]: If you wanted to put the 55:49.346 --> 56:14.823 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no question Ryan and his, 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 56:15.223 --> 56:22.389 [UNKNOWN]: He did, he built his kids were in literally 12 years ago, and now his sons are back to backstage. 56:22.649 --> 56:23.289 [UNKNOWN]: I know, right? 56:23.329 --> 56:24.630 [UNKNOWN]: Isn't that cool? 56:24.670 --> 56:24.951 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 56:25.131 --> 56:28.053 [UNKNOWN]: And our very first guest Dave Brosius's son, Jason was on the team, too. 56:28.073 --> 56:31.616 [UNKNOWN]: So, I mean, it's, you know, it's really cool to see it all kind of come together all these boys. 56:31.676 --> 56:34.919 [UNKNOWN]: And, and obviously, you know, we know, you drew Brosius. 56:35.459 --> 56:36.700 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I think it was Jason, too, right? 56:36.740 --> 56:36.900 [UNKNOWN]: No. 56:37.861 --> 56:38.682 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 56:39.042 --> 56:40.343 [UNKNOWN]: I thought you were talking about Chase Force. 56:40.735 --> 56:43.199 [UNKNOWN]: No, it was Drew, uh, uh, uh, James Abrotius. 56:43.239 --> 56:43.921 [UNKNOWN]: James Abrotius. 56:43.941 --> 56:44.822 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it wasn't Drew. 56:44.842 --> 56:46.205 [UNKNOWN]: It was Drew on there, too. 56:47.487 --> 56:47.927 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 56:47.947 --> 56:48.267 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 56:48.868 --> 56:53.469 [UNKNOWN]: He very well might have been, but I did, they didn't send me the picture of him in Jason. 56:53.609 --> 56:56.030 [UNKNOWN]: Maybe I was just a picture of Drew with Jason. 56:56.190 --> 56:58.171 [UNKNOWN]: Possibly, yeah, I mean, he very well might be. 56:58.231 --> 57:00.012 [UNKNOWN]: I, it does matter. 57:00.032 --> 57:00.712 [UNKNOWN]: Could be, yeah. 57:00.812 --> 57:01.633 [UNKNOWN]: You know, it's interesting. 57:01.653 --> 57:03.073 [UNKNOWN]: Is there both, they're both the natural out? 57:03.093 --> 57:03.693 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah. 57:03.733 --> 57:10.116 [UNKNOWN]: In our little town, as most little towns in America, when I don't know if you guys have noticed coming in on 286. 57:10.576 --> 57:13.397 [UNKNOWN]: You can see the sign, and now there's two signs. 57:13.817 --> 57:14.918 [UNKNOWN]: Welcome to Indiana. 57:15.318 --> 57:18.380 [UNKNOWN]: home of two-time baseball champion. 57:18.440 --> 57:21.943 [UNKNOWN]: And this was not up just five days ago, six days ago. 57:22.023 --> 57:27.907 [UNKNOWN]: So, somebody that was something for something for something small towns, I think we need stuff to rally around. 57:28.307 --> 57:34.111 [UNKNOWN]: And these kids for the last three years have given us something really celebrate two-time winners. 57:34.171 --> 57:38.254 [UNKNOWN]: And I think they got some of the kids, a good part of the team coming back. 57:38.294 --> 57:41.797 [UNKNOWN]: Some of their seniors are going to be fortunate to play at the next level. 57:41.997 --> 57:44.619 [UNKNOWN]: And a big shout out to the coach, Dan Petrov, I mean, you know. 57:44.719 --> 57:45.820 [UNKNOWN]: And then a great job with these. 57:45.840 --> 57:49.263 [UNKNOWN]: Former Big League or himself, and you know, you got that injury early on. 57:49.283 --> 57:52.706 [UNKNOWN]: You know, let him prosper in the Big leagues and he would have been unbelievable. 57:52.726 --> 57:55.608 [UNKNOWN]: Him and I graduate, I think the same year, about the same time. 57:56.129 --> 58:00.893 [UNKNOWN]: He was playing for Punks of Tani basketball and we almost met up in the semi-finals. 58:01.393 --> 58:05.437 [UNKNOWN]: The decide who went to the state championships for Quaday basketball back then. 58:05.637 --> 58:07.358 [UNKNOWN]: And that's been Steve Taniels in town. 58:07.418 --> 58:08.059 [UNKNOWN]: And you know, we were, 58:08.660 --> 58:09.202 [UNKNOWN]: battle in there. 58:09.222 --> 58:10.746 [UNKNOWN]: I think they might have had to meet Altuna. 58:10.766 --> 58:11.708 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not sure how that ended. 58:11.728 --> 58:12.611 [UNKNOWN]: I think of it. 58:13.393 --> 58:15.278 [UNKNOWN]: I think Altuna might have gone all the way that year. 58:15.298 --> 58:16.120 [UNKNOWN]: They were that good, you know. 58:16.722 --> 58:16.822 [UNKNOWN]: But 58:17.448 --> 58:34.377 [UNKNOWN]: You know, speaking of baseball and, you know, I'm going to say this, they made it interesting because it was a great game we were up six to early and then all of a sudden it came down to the seventh inning and we're playing against Holy Ghost and, you know, you're now playing against 12 players because you got the Holy Ghost on the other side. 58:34.577 --> 58:36.879 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, you know, what's your cousin involved? 58:36.899 --> 58:39.740 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, well, you know, it's, uh, and the father and the son. 58:39.820 --> 58:40.301 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right? 58:40.341 --> 58:44.383 [UNKNOWN]: So, you know, not fair, just not fair. 58:45.748 --> 58:48.750 [UNKNOWN]: Well, he intervened on our behalf on that foul ball. 58:48.770 --> 58:50.451 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I'll tell you what, that fall ball. 58:50.531 --> 58:53.813 [UNKNOWN]: It had all of our hearts stopping because, you know, that's a thing came around. 58:53.833 --> 58:58.775 [UNKNOWN]: It was kind of like deja vu, becoming three years back when we lost the one, you know, so to that team. 58:58.875 --> 58:59.556 [UNKNOWN]: To that team. 58:59.676 --> 59:01.617 [UNKNOWN]: So it was like a replay all over again. 59:01.677 --> 59:02.898 [UNKNOWN]: We're like, no, no. 59:03.058 --> 59:05.779 [UNKNOWN]: You know, so, and they get, and they get a studly hitter up there. 59:05.799 --> 59:06.740 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, this kid was a stud. 59:06.940 --> 59:09.902 [UNKNOWN]: I think he was going to the same shows if I'm recalling correctly. 59:09.922 --> 59:11.563 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, he was a big bat. 59:12.343 --> 59:13.864 [UNKNOWN]: And he rips one down the left field line. 59:14.830 --> 59:23.632 [UNKNOWN]: And the in paths on the on the call going, oh, it's oh, and you could just feel the the angst coming through and it just missed by a few feet. 59:24.632 --> 59:33.314 [UNKNOWN]: But if it would have been fought fair, it had been the walk off home run that would have been the comeback would have been a three three run come back in the seventh inning. 59:33.354 --> 59:38.535 [UNKNOWN]: And yet we held on in our guys, you know, I think you know, you talk about 59:39.490 --> 59:39.930 [UNKNOWN]: in the dirt. 59:40.170 --> 59:40.871 [UNKNOWN]: They kept working. 59:41.051 --> 59:41.872 [UNKNOWN]: They've been there before. 59:41.892 --> 59:43.913 [UNKNOWN]: They lived through it, you know, three years ago. 59:44.653 --> 59:50.437 [UNKNOWN]: And I think that experience, especially with, you know, manzy being on the mound, you know, you know, he really kept his composure. 59:51.623 --> 59:52.524 [UNKNOWN]: Shout out to all of them. 59:52.544 --> 59:53.424 [UNKNOWN]: Maybe it's incredible. 59:53.524 --> 59:56.086 [UNKNOWN]: You know, right, they should be trading them around the town. 59:56.566 --> 01:00:00.068 [UNKNOWN]: We should be dressing up, shooting off our bottle rockets in the... 01:00:01.049 --> 01:00:02.509 [UNKNOWN]: I'm sure it's only a matter of time for that. 01:00:02.609 --> 01:00:03.570 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:00:03.610 --> 01:00:06.292 [UNKNOWN]: And drinking a bourbon to those boys, right? 01:00:06.932 --> 01:00:07.452 [UNKNOWN]: Cheers to that. 01:00:07.472 --> 01:00:08.193 [UNKNOWN]: Cheers to that. 01:00:08.213 --> 01:00:08.613 [UNKNOWN]: Cheers to that. 01:00:08.633 --> 01:00:09.473 [UNKNOWN]: Thank you, thank you. 01:00:10.094 --> 01:00:10.854 [UNKNOWN]: Way to make us proud. 01:00:10.874 --> 01:00:17.218 [UNKNOWN]: No, not only that, but I do know a lot of the young men on that team, and they are gentlemen. 01:00:17.778 --> 01:00:18.919 [UNKNOWN]: They look in the eye when they... 01:00:19.404 --> 01:00:24.529 [UNKNOWN]: when they bump into you, they ask you how you're doing, you know, and there's playtis can be there all raised by great families. 01:00:25.370 --> 01:00:26.591 [UNKNOWN]: You know, it's interesting. 01:00:26.631 --> 01:00:38.922 [UNKNOWN]: I think a lot of them have the been in front of the microphone for a couple years in these events that have gone to and have gone so far, they're learning skills and social skills that a lot of kids don't get 01:00:39.102 --> 01:00:39.802 [UNKNOWN]: at that age. 01:00:40.343 --> 01:00:49.926 [UNKNOWN]: They're being interviewed by this channel, the home town channel, the home town, TV station, the home town radio station, and then the visiting team. 01:00:50.046 --> 01:00:51.407 [UNKNOWN]: You don't get the radio station. 01:00:51.447 --> 01:00:53.327 [UNKNOWN]: Let's get our own bourbon podcast in the basement. 01:00:53.347 --> 01:00:54.148 [UNKNOWN]: Like, be even some buddy. 01:00:58.803 --> 01:01:01.866 [UNKNOWN]: What do you think maybe I was one of the funnier. 01:01:02.206 --> 01:01:02.847 [UNKNOWN]: That was funny. 01:01:03.568 --> 01:01:08.232 [UNKNOWN]: I'd like to say we should have the kids on, but I'm not sure that a burden on guests is the way to go. 01:01:08.252 --> 01:01:09.853 [UNKNOWN]: So we'll celebrate you from afar. 01:01:09.873 --> 01:01:20.442 [UNKNOWN]: We're gonna celebrate you from afar, but we will enjoy you guys when you guys keep doing great things in life and I know you will because you've already overcome some of the greatest challenges as a youngster. 01:01:21.263 --> 01:01:22.424 [UNKNOWN]: You know, we'll have you back when you're 21. 01:01:22.464 --> 01:01:23.825 [UNKNOWN]: You can enjoy a bourbon with us. 01:01:24.125 --> 01:01:24.905 [UNKNOWN]: It was a later ship. 01:01:25.006 --> 01:01:25.386 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:01:25.586 --> 01:01:25.846 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:01:25.906 --> 01:01:26.186 [UNKNOWN]: It wasn't. 01:01:26.206 --> 01:01:28.588 [UNKNOWN]: It didn't Charlie Mansey suffer an injury in the last year. 01:01:28.608 --> 01:01:34.732 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, it was the, it was he was playing, it was either him running home or it was him running. 01:01:34.772 --> 01:01:36.833 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that kind of him to make a play. 01:01:36.873 --> 01:01:39.255 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they blew it, blew his knee up pretty bad. 01:01:39.395 --> 01:01:42.717 [UNKNOWN]: With adversity to come back from an injury, I mean, it was a pretty bad injury. 01:01:42.737 --> 01:01:45.199 [UNKNOWN]: And it was knee was, it was an ugly play. 01:01:45.219 --> 01:01:46.960 [UNKNOWN]: But that was in the second of the last game, right? 01:01:47.160 --> 01:01:47.921 [UNKNOWN]: No, that was in the final. 01:01:48.041 --> 01:01:48.721 [UNKNOWN]: It was at the final. 01:01:48.741 --> 01:01:49.221 [UNKNOWN]: It was the final. 01:01:49.281 --> 01:01:49.702 [UNKNOWN]: It was the final. 01:01:50.403 --> 01:01:51.469 [UNKNOWN]: It was very close to the end. 01:01:51.630 --> 01:01:51.911 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:01:52.625 --> 01:01:53.666 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the way it was bad. 01:01:53.746 --> 01:01:55.847 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he, his knee just, but he looked great. 01:01:56.247 --> 01:01:57.447 [UNKNOWN]: But he came back and he was the winning. 01:01:57.607 --> 01:01:59.868 [UNKNOWN]: And he's going down to Seaton Hill, right? 01:01:59.888 --> 01:02:00.088 [UNKNOWN]: Mm-hmm. 01:02:00.429 --> 01:02:01.769 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we talked about that too. 01:02:01.809 --> 01:02:03.090 [UNKNOWN]: So he's going to have, we're doing great. 01:02:03.110 --> 01:02:03.790 [UNKNOWN]: We're a girl it's going. 01:02:03.810 --> 01:02:04.911 [UNKNOWN]: So that's going to be really cool. 01:02:04.951 --> 01:02:11.814 [UNKNOWN]: You know, I hope they stay in touch and, you know, yeah, you got two natural athletes, their good kids come from great families. 01:02:11.974 --> 01:02:12.274 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:02:12.854 --> 01:02:14.675 [UNKNOWN]: His dad is our district attorney. 01:02:14.975 --> 01:02:19.377 [UNKNOWN]: And very proud to call him our district attorney because he uploads, upholds a lot to the team. 01:02:19.577 --> 01:02:20.278 [UNKNOWN]: He's a great guy. 01:02:20.338 --> 01:02:20.558 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:02:20.738 --> 01:02:22.752 [UNKNOWN]: You know, I mean, you're not going to get there. 01:02:22.813 --> 01:02:23.377 [UNKNOWN]: There is no. 01:02:24.495 --> 01:02:26.116 [UNKNOWN]: There's not much for room for negotiation. 01:02:26.136 --> 01:02:27.117 [UNKNOWN]: You break it, this is what it is. 01:02:27.197 --> 01:02:28.717 [UNKNOWN]: And you know what, you know, we stand. 01:02:28.778 --> 01:02:31.899 [UNKNOWN]: So Kudos to him for, because it takes work. 01:02:32.400 --> 01:02:39.324 [UNKNOWN]: Knowing as an attorney, if you're gonna do that and you're gonna take that stance, you better have a staff and yourself that are willing to put the hours in. 01:02:39.344 --> 01:02:43.466 [UNKNOWN]: Just like, you know, it takes to win a baseball game and he does it every day and a day and a out. 01:02:43.486 --> 01:02:46.128 [UNKNOWN]: So you can see we're, you know, Charlie, learned that hard work ethic. 01:02:46.288 --> 01:02:47.949 [UNKNOWN]: He's not a big believer in the plea bargain. 01:02:48.169 --> 01:02:51.151 [UNKNOWN]: No, and in some cases, that's what we need. 01:02:51.731 --> 01:02:52.612 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it's tough. 01:02:53.532 --> 01:02:53.933 [UNKNOWN]: Sometimes. 01:02:55.114 --> 01:02:56.395 [UNKNOWN]: There's a time for plea bargaining. 01:02:56.415 --> 01:03:00.639 [UNKNOWN]: I think, you know, Bob, you know, I haven't been in the criminal system for a while. 01:03:00.919 --> 01:03:01.540 [UNKNOWN]: Well, thank goodness. 01:03:01.560 --> 01:03:02.341 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that's a wrap. 01:03:02.381 --> 01:03:02.701 [UNKNOWN]: That's a wrap. 01:03:02.721 --> 01:03:03.262 [UNKNOWN]: I want to get out tonight. 01:03:03.282 --> 01:03:03.582 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:03.602 --> 01:03:03.862 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:03.882 --> 01:03:04.142 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:04.162 --> 01:03:04.463 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:04.483 --> 01:03:04.803 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:04.823 --> 01:03:05.123 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:05.143 --> 01:03:05.404 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:05.424 --> 01:03:05.684 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:05.704 --> 01:03:06.024 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:06.044 --> 01:03:06.305 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:06.325 --> 01:03:06.625 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:06.645 --> 01:03:06.945 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:06.965 --> 01:03:07.245 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:07.265 --> 01:03:07.526 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:07.566 --> 01:03:07.906 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:07.926 --> 01:03:08.246 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:08.266 --> 01:03:08.527 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:08.547 --> 01:03:08.807 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:08.827 --> 01:03:09.087 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:09.107 --> 01:03:09.388 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:09.408 --> 01:03:09.668 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:09.688 --> 01:03:10.028 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:10.048 --> 01:03:10.308 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:10.328 --> 01:03:10.589 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:10.609 --> 01:03:10.889 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:10.909 --> 01:03:11.169 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:11.189 --> 01:03:11.450 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:11.470 --> 01:03:11.790 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:11.810 --> 01:03:12.150 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:12.170 --> 01:03:12.651 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:12.671 --> 01:03:13.472 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:13.492 --> 01:03:13.772 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:13.792 --> 01:03:14.052 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:14.072 --> 01:03:14.332 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:14.733 --> 01:03:15.093 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:15.113 --> 01:03:15.433 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:15.453 --> 01:03:15.834 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:15.854 --> 01:03:16.174 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:16.194 --> 01:03:16.554 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:16.575 --> 01:03:17.055 [UNKNOWN]: I admire you. 01:03:19.112 --> 01:03:22.334 [UNKNOWN]: Last time Brad ran into law enforcement was at the casino. 01:03:22.374 --> 01:03:23.155 [UNKNOWN]: He got thrown out. 01:03:23.835 --> 01:03:24.436 [UNKNOWN]: It stands. 01:03:24.956 --> 01:03:25.817 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that was the last. 01:03:26.277 --> 01:03:28.939 [UNKNOWN]: That wasn't technically law enforcement, although he flashed me as guard, Brad. 01:03:28.959 --> 01:03:29.699 [UNKNOWN]: Jim, like I was tonight. 01:03:29.719 --> 01:03:30.760 [UNKNOWN]: I know what you mean. 01:03:30.880 --> 01:03:32.401 [UNKNOWN]: I think God, that's always flashed you. 01:03:33.102 --> 01:03:33.382 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:03:34.983 --> 01:03:37.145 [UNKNOWN]: The best line was, I give you $100, Mitch. 01:03:37.165 --> 01:03:38.846 [UNKNOWN]: You could say that's why you can come back tomorrow. 01:03:38.866 --> 01:03:39.006 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:03:39.947 --> 01:03:41.488 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, and there's precedent setting this down. 01:03:41.508 --> 01:03:42.628 [UNKNOWN]: You might get kicked off for about 120 days. 01:03:47.148 --> 01:03:57.194 [UNKNOWN]: We know who our dear friend is like that could not join his at night because he had to go a circle around Pittsburgh But I was joined him. 01:03:57.674 --> 01:04:04.198 [UNKNOWN]: I was trying to find him in the in that orbit that that little satellite orbit No luck 01:04:04.843 --> 01:04:28.602 [UNKNOWN]: me and the uber driver went back and a little spulter it's only the third segment third right and out in my own am on all right they Brad I do you can mention dooper again you think they're going to have enough money left to be able to know provides uh... held up after out everything they spent on a i now they went back to one uh... one key at a time coding so that cheaper 01:04:49.198 --> 01:04:50.778 [UNKNOWN]: There's an error in my code somewhere. 01:04:50.898 --> 01:04:51.579 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know where it is. 01:04:51.599 --> 01:04:52.439 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, let's find it. 01:04:53.419 --> 01:04:57.960 [UNKNOWN]: I hope it doesn't put a fly arrow, a flaw in theointment you have. 01:04:58.000 --> 01:05:03.362 [UNKNOWN]: We're trying to get Uber to work with us on the falloff of a maximum diversity, that's all real. 01:05:03.382 --> 01:05:04.462 [UNKNOWN]: When you get your right home. 01:05:06.102 --> 01:05:13.604 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know if you're coding or not, you still gotta get home if you're maximum of risk and there's no better place to do it than lift or Uber. 01:05:13.944 --> 01:05:16.285 [UNKNOWN]: Just let us know who wants to get the right home. 01:05:19.147 --> 01:05:20.288 [UNKNOWN]: It was a mustache. 01:05:20.789 --> 01:05:21.569 [UNKNOWN]: Was it a mustache? 01:05:21.850 --> 01:05:22.570 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, mustache. 01:05:22.710 --> 01:05:24.312 [UNKNOWN]: It was a mustache. 01:05:24.332 --> 01:05:25.152 [UNKNOWN]: It was like a mustache. 01:05:25.212 --> 01:05:27.915 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, I don't know. 01:05:27.935 --> 01:05:29.376 [UNKNOWN]: Was it a mustache? 01:05:29.536 --> 01:05:30.497 [UNKNOWN]: Was that a porn mustache? 01:05:30.537 --> 01:05:31.378 [UNKNOWN]: Was that a rollies? 01:05:31.398 --> 01:05:32.919 [UNKNOWN]: It was a mustache. 01:05:34.120 --> 01:05:35.061 [UNKNOWN]: Like he was a stash. 01:05:35.121 --> 01:05:36.562 [UNKNOWN]: Got the old dick berm on, you know? 01:05:39.224 --> 01:05:39.504 [UNKNOWN]: Wow. 01:05:39.765 --> 01:05:40.766 [UNKNOWN]: There you go. 01:05:40.786 --> 01:05:42.107 [UNKNOWN]: Wearing the fifth mustache. 01:05:43.025 --> 01:05:46.066 [UNKNOWN]: That's definitely a good thing to write that. 01:05:46.406 --> 01:05:49.967 [UNKNOWN]: We just totally zoom through three. 01:05:50.807 --> 01:05:54.348 [UNKNOWN]: Well, we used to four on a way by and we had a best segment. 01:05:54.608 --> 01:05:55.809 [UNKNOWN]: Speaking of all we zoomed there. 01:05:55.829 --> 01:05:56.589 [UNKNOWN]: Let's talk about the world. 01:05:56.629 --> 01:05:59.410 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, you know, this is good. 01:05:59.470 --> 01:06:01.390 [UNKNOWN]: I really think I coffee beans in their understeel. 01:06:01.430 --> 01:06:06.412 [UNKNOWN]: There's definitely a correlation between the which segment we're on in the lubricity stages. 01:06:06.752 --> 01:06:17.980 [UNKNOWN]: Well, there's no question it has to be, I mean, that's the crux of our my argument and my XY axis is as the Bremenometer goes down, actually the lubricity goes up. 01:06:18.660 --> 01:06:20.581 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's a voice stop that. 01:06:20.721 --> 01:06:22.262 [UNKNOWN]: We mainly film forces tonight. 01:06:24.024 --> 01:06:27.146 [UNKNOWN]: But I can simply split one up into two. 01:06:27.186 --> 01:06:27.646 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right? 01:06:28.947 --> 01:06:30.248 [UNKNOWN]: So, Luke was using Claude. 01:06:30.648 --> 01:06:31.029 [UNKNOWN]: I know. 01:06:31.269 --> 01:06:31.549 [UNKNOWN]: Yes. 01:06:31.969 --> 01:06:33.831 [UNKNOWN]: I was wondering why he wasn't answering me for a while there. 01:06:33.851 --> 01:06:35.152 [UNKNOWN]: I thought it was like a latency. 01:06:35.272 --> 01:06:39.055 [UNKNOWN]: Luke, we're talking about what the... You stole your dude. 01:06:39.235 --> 01:06:40.516 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm like, hey, Mitch. 01:06:40.576 --> 01:06:44.098 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I got... Yeah, I get that from time to time. 01:06:44.258 --> 01:06:44.699 [UNKNOWN]: No, I do. 01:06:45.159 --> 01:06:46.120 [UNKNOWN]: So, I'm like, listen. 01:06:46.620 --> 01:06:47.321 [UNKNOWN]: You aren't answering. 01:06:47.341 --> 01:06:47.941 [UNKNOWN]: I know you're working. 01:06:48.682 --> 01:06:50.343 [UNKNOWN]: But I'm paying you top dollar. 01:06:51.550 --> 01:07:00.715 [UNKNOWN]: I expect you to work when I go through the hell is more important and what's the first thing you do as you test your internet at home is that my internet or is it the claw just ignore me. 01:07:00.875 --> 01:07:02.496 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm gonna lose on. 01:07:02.516 --> 01:07:03.937 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's I've rolled that. 01:07:04.582 --> 01:07:07.883 [UNKNOWN]: It does like they did not show up in their issues. 01:07:08.364 --> 01:07:10.224 [UNKNOWN]: What'd you do with it? 01:07:10.584 --> 01:07:20.928 [UNKNOWN]: So Sunday night, I, I got a feed on Instagram and it said, if you have ADHD, one of the best things you can do is learn how to use AI. 01:07:21.028 --> 01:07:22.949 [UNKNOWN]: It keeps, it keeps you motivated. 01:07:22.989 --> 01:07:24.950 [UNKNOWN]: We all need information, right? 01:07:25.030 --> 01:07:27.211 [UNKNOWN]: So it's been a savior for this guy. 01:07:27.271 --> 01:07:29.092 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, all of a sudden I'm not taking naps. 01:07:29.892 --> 01:07:30.152 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 01:07:30.332 --> 01:07:31.973 [UNKNOWN]: So I'm sleeping very little. 01:07:34.956 --> 01:07:57.172 [UNKNOWN]: So when yeah, I decided I ended up having Monday some free time Monday so I thought okay, I'm going to see if what I got on my Instagram feed with accurate So I set my ass down and I decide I'm going to subscribe to Claude because you've told me that your boyfriend and my nephew's have told me Uncle Lou It's going to change your life. 01:07:57.192 --> 01:07:57.953 [UNKNOWN]: Sorry. 01:07:58.233 --> 01:08:00.535 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I went on and signed up for Claude 01:08:01.356 --> 01:08:12.830 [UNKNOWN]: and the first thing I did was I had an Excel spreadsheet with about eight columns, old school Excel spreadsheet, and I simply said, how do I load this? 01:08:12.930 --> 01:08:17.816 [UNKNOWN]: And it says click here and look at the paper clip and just add the 01:08:18.717 --> 01:08:19.618 [UNKNOWN]: Excel spreadsheet. 01:08:20.058 --> 01:08:21.759 [UNKNOWN]: It's almost like adding an attachment to an email. 01:08:21.999 --> 01:08:22.939 [UNKNOWN]: Exactly, right? 01:08:23.079 --> 01:08:29.103 [UNKNOWN]: So please understand, I'm talking to the 65 and up crowd here, because that's where I'm going to. 01:08:29.123 --> 01:08:30.703 [UNKNOWN]: And I think we're all intimidated by this. 01:08:30.743 --> 01:08:43.350 [UNKNOWN]: It's so important that you do because the more people I talk to, not just that you're an Indiana, but all around, you know, in my AI travels and even online, it's intimidating, because you think it's artificial intelligence. 01:08:43.470 --> 01:08:45.731 [UNKNOWN]: It's this new, you know, wave of technology. 01:08:47.990 --> 01:09:09.612 [UNKNOWN]: the new wave is making it easier for us as common folks and I think common folks I mean the guys that aren't trained on you know how to to code to do Python to you know you you may not do this Eric you know that you're currently giving me on days but you know most people don't and and that used to be one of the most sought after skills and it was 01:09:10.353 --> 01:09:16.536 [UNKNOWN]: And, you know, I've talked about that, it's not going to, and we talked about with Abhishek, you know, it's not going to replace these guys. 01:09:16.596 --> 01:09:18.818 [UNKNOWN]: It's just going to allow them to be that much more effective. 01:09:19.138 --> 01:09:19.338 [UNKNOWN]: Sure. 01:09:19.478 --> 01:09:30.344 [UNKNOWN]: If he goes, yeah, and efficient, and they know what to ask, you know, so continuing with your discussion, because that, it is that it's like adding an attachment to any an email when you want to ask. 01:09:30.424 --> 01:09:35.006 [UNKNOWN]: It was very simple, and so I added the attachment, and then I said, 01:09:36.782 --> 01:09:56.528 [UNKNOWN]: Can you take my Excel spreadsheet and turn it into a nine page PowerPoint and I hit send and it starts doing it's going through it's thing in a minute and a half I had back a nine page PowerPoint. 01:09:57.902 --> 01:10:10.501 [UNKNOWN]: which was exactly what I was trying to say in my simple Spartan, just that little white column spreadsheet was now in a multi-colored PowerPoint presentation. 01:10:10.641 --> 01:10:12.083 [UNKNOWN]: Then you sent that to me, that was impressive. 01:10:12.384 --> 01:10:12.564 [UNKNOWN]: And... 01:10:13.245 --> 01:10:15.126 [UNKNOWN]: For me, that was such a huge step. 01:10:15.326 --> 01:10:15.566 [UNKNOWN]: It is. 01:10:15.826 --> 01:10:18.126 [UNKNOWN]: I actually needed it for a call. 01:10:18.306 --> 01:10:21.207 [UNKNOWN]: And I wanted to have as a reference for myself. 01:10:21.687 --> 01:10:25.849 [UNKNOWN]: I decided to send it to the gentleman on the other end of the line. 01:10:25.889 --> 01:10:29.090 [UNKNOWN]: And he said, thank you so much for sharing this PowerPoint. 01:10:29.110 --> 01:10:35.451 [UNKNOWN]: This explains so much more than I could have gotten, if you and I were just talking about this. 01:10:35.551 --> 01:10:40.453 [UNKNOWN]: It would have taken us two or three calls to go through this, because we had it in hand. 01:10:41.153 --> 01:10:45.497 [UNKNOWN]: it would have taken me a month to come up with that the old fashioned way. 01:10:45.557 --> 01:10:47.999 [UNKNOWN]: So, um, and now a big clawed thing. 01:10:48.019 --> 01:10:49.640 [UNKNOWN]: Well, and I'm glad you are. 01:10:49.660 --> 01:11:02.090 [UNKNOWN]: And I know you haven't had a chance to try to actually be to your cool pilot or, uh, Gemini or Meta AI or Grock or any of the other, you know, you can proplexity that picks a, it's kind of like a bourbon blend of, uh, four or five of them. 01:11:02.130 --> 01:11:02.330 [UNKNOWN]: So, 01:11:05.307 --> 01:11:08.149 [UNKNOWN]: But I would say Claude is an amazingly accurate. 01:11:08.329 --> 01:11:10.270 [UNKNOWN]: When it comes to that, you're not going to have to change. 01:11:10.350 --> 01:11:17.194 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, one of the issues, like five, six months ago, was, yeah, they're going to spin it out there into this PowerPoint, but there's going to be a lot of mispellings. 01:11:17.214 --> 01:11:22.357 [UNKNOWN]: You're going to have to, you know, how we spend time back and forth on the, we were talking about the spreadsheets, Perry. 01:11:22.377 --> 01:11:24.378 [UNKNOWN]: You know, creating that spreadsheet, you know, having to spend the time. 01:11:25.199 --> 01:11:26.579 [UNKNOWN]: That was the early days of AI. 01:11:26.599 --> 01:11:32.303 [UNKNOWN]: You were going back and forth, because everything's great, but that one word still mispelled, and it's like, 01:11:34.815 --> 01:11:35.215 [UNKNOWN]: What word? 01:11:36.096 --> 01:11:41.379 [UNKNOWN]: Well, yeah, and after asking, I just kicked the damn dog. 01:11:43.780 --> 01:11:52.045 [UNKNOWN]: But the thing about it back then was it pretend like it didn't know it or it would just keep trying to do other things. 01:11:52.065 --> 01:11:52.786 [UNKNOWN]: Then it would start changing. 01:11:52.806 --> 01:12:03.412 [UNKNOWN]: Other things, then you'd be like, oh my gosh, I'm down this rabbit hole of can I just go back to where I started from because it was so much cleaner than and I'm telling you, 01:12:04.498 --> 01:12:09.999 [UNKNOWN]: Maybe you're entry into the AI world right now is the perfect timing because it is so amazingly accurate. 01:12:11.079 --> 01:12:22.022 [UNKNOWN]: It was, actually, I had made a mistake on my Excel spreadsheet and when it kicked it out, it had interpreted my spreadsheet exactly as written. 01:12:22.522 --> 01:12:29.764 [UNKNOWN]: Then I discovered my error and I said, can you please change on page 7, can you change 01:12:32.578 --> 01:12:35.179 [UNKNOWN]: It started calculating because it wasn't just there. 01:12:35.799 --> 01:12:38.560 [UNKNOWN]: It changed a few other pages in the PowerPoint as well. 01:12:38.640 --> 01:12:39.660 [UNKNOWN]: By the way, do you want me to change this? 01:12:39.680 --> 01:12:40.620 [UNKNOWN]: Because it's the same thing. 01:12:40.980 --> 01:12:43.921 [UNKNOWN]: The reasoning is, it did it on its own grad. 01:12:44.081 --> 01:12:44.361 [UNKNOWN]: I know. 01:12:44.541 --> 01:12:48.602 [UNKNOWN]: And then I found out that I actually gave it the sec. 01:12:48.882 --> 01:12:51.263 [UNKNOWN]: I made an error on my spreadsheet. 01:12:51.723 --> 01:12:54.604 [UNKNOWN]: Then I aired in telling it what to correct. 01:12:55.104 --> 01:12:58.345 [UNKNOWN]: So I had to ask it to, can you reverse 01:12:59.558 --> 01:13:03.199 [UNKNOWN]: the last correction you made within 10 seconds. 01:13:03.319 --> 01:13:04.860 [UNKNOWN]: It went back to my first page. 01:13:05.380 --> 01:13:09.261 [UNKNOWN]: Then we reverted back to my, again, you couldn't do before you. 01:13:09.481 --> 01:13:11.842 [UNKNOWN]: Because once you got down the rabbit hole, you had to open a whole new chest. 01:13:11.862 --> 01:13:12.863 [UNKNOWN]: Start all over again. 01:13:12.903 --> 01:13:14.423 [UNKNOWN]: It was, this was a maze. 01:13:14.483 --> 01:13:15.584 [UNKNOWN]: It was in fear reading. 01:13:15.764 --> 01:13:17.304 [UNKNOWN]: It was truly amazing. 01:13:17.324 --> 01:13:21.446 [UNKNOWN]: And as I say, it's intimidating at this age to start something new. 01:13:21.466 --> 01:13:24.167 [UNKNOWN]: But boy, one of two, it's, 01:13:25.427 --> 01:13:31.031 [UNKNOWN]: I can't imagine where it's going to go in my, I don't know that I'm going to have free time anymore, because now I want to do it. 01:13:31.071 --> 01:13:31.972 [UNKNOWN]: I want to embrace it. 01:13:32.392 --> 01:13:33.573 [UNKNOWN]: I want to create things. 01:13:33.593 --> 01:13:34.714 [UNKNOWN]: Well, and that's what's one. 01:13:34.834 --> 01:13:36.135 [UNKNOWN]: You're back and forth creating something. 01:13:36.155 --> 01:13:40.158 [UNKNOWN]: And like I said, do you guys last night finishing my review of 3800 legal entries? 01:13:40.218 --> 01:13:44.321 [UNKNOWN]: It was, it was a heavy lift to go back to January 1st to the current time. 01:13:45.181 --> 01:13:51.966 [UNKNOWN]: That's how many that cursor and cloud found for me through my agentic, I call it team off there. 01:13:51.986 --> 01:13:53.067 [UNKNOWN]: I have 100 agents that are going 01:13:55.195 --> 01:13:58.239 [UNKNOWN]: So you don't want to make those scraping too tight, right? 01:13:58.540 --> 01:14:01.984 [UNKNOWN]: Because you want to be overly inclusive, then underlink, inclusive. 01:14:02.004 --> 01:14:10.276 [UNKNOWN]: So I make sure I can then work through all the noise and bring the concise, you know, legal digest to the attorneys. 01:14:11.377 --> 01:14:11.537 [UNKNOWN]: But. 01:14:12.357 --> 01:14:33.828 [UNKNOWN]: You would think this would be so boring, going back and forth and watching it evolve, going back and forth and watching it, and one of the best things you can ask cursor or plot, if you're just going back and forth, that is take that spreadsheet if you have an extra day, open a new chat when it's not remembering what you did, upload it, same way you did, you know, that attachment, and ask it, look at this spreadsheet. 01:14:33.848 --> 01:14:36.569 [UNKNOWN]: Now, what would you do to improve it to make this the most professional, 01:14:38.285 --> 01:14:43.950 [UNKNOWN]: powerful yet concise message as I'm trying to convey, XYZ. 01:14:44.151 --> 01:14:54.461 [UNKNOWN]: Sure, what I found to be the most dynamic faceted this for me was one of the things I miss is our company is we're remote. 01:14:54.581 --> 01:14:58.024 [UNKNOWN]: We have a guy here, a guy here, a guy here, a guy here. 01:14:58.044 --> 01:14:59.225 [UNKNOWN]: I almost felt like 01:15:00.224 --> 01:15:08.730 [UNKNOWN]: I had three people in the same room with me working and while this one was doing one thing, this one was doing another thing, the third one was doing something. 01:15:09.191 --> 01:15:10.252 [UNKNOWN]: It was all being done. 01:15:11.449 --> 01:15:20.533 [UNKNOWN]: And whatever that thing is, it was like hanging out with five people and doing five weeks worth of work in less than five minutes. 01:15:20.753 --> 01:15:30.657 [UNKNOWN]: Let me show you with you real quickly, the way it's been the last week or two with me up in my little box, as I'm a man in the box, I do that was coming. 01:15:32.538 --> 01:15:44.097 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow 01:15:44.593 --> 01:15:49.377 [UNKNOWN]: Mr. Staley, he had one of the, he had one of the finest voices, right? 01:15:50.398 --> 01:15:52.379 [UNKNOWN]: Unbelievable. 01:15:53.600 --> 01:15:58.464 [UNKNOWN]: It's our song, and I initially did it because I thought Perry was in the box, but I realized it's me. 01:15:58.724 --> 01:16:01.927 [UNKNOWN]: No, I'm coming. 01:16:02.467 --> 01:16:08.172 [UNKNOWN]: I am that man up in my little office, and speaking of which, just to wrap this up, 01:16:09.077 --> 01:16:23.849 [UNKNOWN]: I have Gemini doing one task, I have cursor doing one task, I have in cursor you can choose from a drop-down menu of chatGPT, you can draw from Opus 4.8, you can draw from the 01:16:29.513 --> 01:16:40.036 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that is another headline that we kind of missed on because we were talking about how they came out Because when we come back when the fourth segment I'm gonna talk about that a little bit because that was crazy I'll talk about the bourbon too. 01:16:40.116 --> 01:16:40.776 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we're good. 01:16:40.816 --> 01:16:41.356 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right. 01:16:41.496 --> 01:16:48.958 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we haven't talked about yeah Then it wouldn't be the first thing and you guys worried about what we were gonna talk about that mean we're done and I know we're done with this segment 01:16:49.358 --> 01:16:59.701 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, Perry whispered sweet nothings into my ear and said, you know, guys, yeah, you were He did, he goes, he goes, he goes, he goes, you guys are Perry whispered sweet nothings, some guy finishes Right? 01:17:00.441 --> 01:17:11.364 [UNKNOWN]: Oh man, if we can only have something, they get all the hearts of guys finish And we're finished And we'll be right back after this 01:17:19.665 --> 01:17:29.718 [UNKNOWN]: AI, data, privacy, cybersecurity, across all 50 states and federal, the law changed overnight. 01:17:31.040 --> 01:17:33.262 [UNKNOWN]: But this morning, you're not scrambling. 01:17:34.104 --> 01:17:35.966 [UNKNOWN]: One coffee, one scroll. 01:17:36.925 --> 01:17:44.151 [UNKNOWN]: Every new development that matters, in plain English, reviewed by an attorney linked to its official government source. 01:17:45.072 --> 01:17:46.173 [UNKNOWN]: That's Docket Daily. 01:17:46.914 --> 01:17:49.596 [UNKNOWN]: The four pillars every morning, one place. 01:17:50.557 --> 01:17:54.320 [UNKNOWN]: Start your free two week trial at docketdally.ai. 01:17:54.500 --> 01:17:55.861 [UNKNOWN]: Oh yeah, we're ready. 01:18:04.085 --> 01:18:05.106 [UNKNOWN]: We haven't gone anywhere. 01:18:09.568 --> 01:18:11.549 [UNKNOWN]: It's like, we just signed on. 01:18:11.669 --> 01:18:12.169 [UNKNOWN]: All right. 01:18:14.050 --> 01:18:18.733 [UNKNOWN]: My favorite when TJ was on, and we decided to let him do the, yeah, and we're back. 01:18:18.773 --> 01:18:19.913 [UNKNOWN]: He was saying we're back or break us. 01:18:20.074 --> 01:18:20.854 [UNKNOWN]: We're back. 01:18:22.455 --> 01:18:23.976 [UNKNOWN]: You weren't getting away with that calm shit. 01:18:23.996 --> 01:18:24.696 [UNKNOWN]: It was so funny. 01:18:24.716 --> 01:18:26.297 [UNKNOWN]: It doesn't look like happening. 01:18:26.417 --> 01:18:28.518 [UNKNOWN]: I know behind the scenes that caffeine is pumping. 01:18:28.718 --> 01:18:30.219 [UNKNOWN]: You know that's right. 01:18:31.602 --> 01:18:33.404 [UNKNOWN]: Give me this calm and composed. 01:18:34.465 --> 01:18:36.046 [UNKNOWN]: We're talking about our ADHD. 01:18:36.687 --> 01:18:38.629 [UNKNOWN]: God, I got to all four letters all that time. 01:18:38.969 --> 01:18:39.430 [UNKNOWN]: You did. 01:18:40.611 --> 01:18:43.654 [UNKNOWN]: That's the first time that I've ever done this. 01:18:43.994 --> 01:18:46.076 [UNKNOWN]: I got to be honest, usually I'm like, lost halfway through. 01:18:46.116 --> 01:18:47.197 [UNKNOWN]: I'm like, well, I'm on to the next thing. 01:18:47.738 --> 01:18:49.560 [UNKNOWN]: But anyways. 01:18:50.460 --> 01:18:55.183 [UNKNOWN]: No, as we're talking, we were talking offline and you were talking about all your agents and whatnot. 01:18:55.764 --> 01:19:02.789 [UNKNOWN]: And I asked, first of all, there's a lot of people that want to know what is an agent. 01:19:02.809 --> 01:19:05.871 [UNKNOWN]: Can you explain real quick what an agent is to some of our listeners. 01:19:05.971 --> 01:19:09.053 [UNKNOWN]: It's it's a little bit elusive kind of like that Holy Ghost team. 01:19:09.113 --> 01:19:11.114 [UNKNOWN]: It's kind of like that, you know. 01:19:13.248 --> 01:19:22.574 [UNKNOWN]: Unlike the normal AI, what they call narrow AI, and I'm trying to get serious again, amongst the bourbon and the wellers is very good, by the way, and we're going to get to that. 01:19:22.594 --> 01:19:23.594 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to talk about that one more time. 01:19:23.614 --> 01:19:24.515 [UNKNOWN]: We're going to get to that in a second. 01:19:24.535 --> 01:19:26.996 [UNKNOWN]: But the narrow AI is very focused. 01:19:27.016 --> 01:19:30.539 [UNKNOWN]: So when AI originally came on to seeing it, it was very task oriented. 01:19:30.619 --> 01:19:34.901 [UNKNOWN]: So we talked about, can you please do this task? 01:19:35.482 --> 01:19:39.024 [UNKNOWN]: We're talking about spreadsheets, creating marketing material. 01:19:40.086 --> 01:19:46.609 [UNKNOWN]: it had one task and it only knew how to do that one task and it didn't veer you know off that task if it did it was very rare. 01:19:47.469 --> 01:19:49.069 [UNKNOWN]: So it was easy to control. 01:19:50.090 --> 01:19:55.792 [UNKNOWN]: Well, these new GPUs that we've been talking about that the mega centers that are so eager to build out. 01:19:57.566 --> 01:20:15.038 [UNKNOWN]: they're allowing in these new models that they've trained all this training all this data that they've collected all the data that they've been fighting through the courts on as to whether or not they had the right to train on and you know meta and a couple others are like you know what we're just gonna we need to get we need to be the first the finish line so if it costs us a little more to pay for 01:20:18.170 --> 01:20:19.030 [UNKNOWN]: the repercussions of it. 01:20:19.210 --> 01:20:19.810 [UNKNOWN]: We're okay with it. 01:20:20.170 --> 01:20:21.411 [UNKNOWN]: And that seems to be the business model. 01:20:21.431 --> 01:20:22.671 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not sure if it was intentional or not. 01:20:23.071 --> 01:20:26.271 [UNKNOWN]: It just seems the way it's been is playing out and it's still happening to this day. 01:20:26.672 --> 01:20:34.113 [UNKNOWN]: As these cases are going through as I've been going through 3800 of these laws that are playing out before us. 01:20:34.153 --> 01:20:38.354 [UNKNOWN]: So an agent takes it to the next level. 01:20:39.374 --> 01:20:45.455 [UNKNOWN]: So an agent is is very much so now getting out of the computer realm and more into the human realm. 01:20:47.298 --> 01:20:51.622 [UNKNOWN]: It's like me asking an employee, would you please do this? 01:20:51.902 --> 01:20:53.363 [UNKNOWN]: And I'm not telling them exactly how to do it. 01:20:54.244 --> 01:20:56.907 [UNKNOWN]: I'm asking him as to the task I'm asking it to do. 01:20:58.684 --> 01:21:25.483 [UNKNOWN]: figure it out and now based on all the training that this agent has done and it has a vast amount of data that is behind it and it also has the ability to learn from itself and this is where it's really moved on that inference level as moved on to the next level where it keeps compounding keeps getting better and so now you talked about the conversations you have a cloud well the conversations that I'm having with the agents that are going out every night 01:21:27.884 --> 01:21:31.905 [UNKNOWN]: They are learning, I'm giving them feedback, they're feedbacking off of that. 01:21:31.925 --> 01:21:37.606 [UNKNOWN]: They're figuring out from themselves coming back and saying, you know, this isn't working, but maybe what do you think about this? 01:21:40.227 --> 01:21:48.869 [UNKNOWN]: It's a powerful dynamic that is going back and forth between the, and I use it loosely now, because I'm not technically the programmer, the agents are. 01:21:49.289 --> 01:21:53.510 [UNKNOWN]: I'm just kind of that human and loop that is making sure. 01:21:59.058 --> 01:22:00.259 [UNKNOWN]: Do agents retire. 01:22:00.699 --> 01:22:02.120 [UNKNOWN]: No, they don't read there. 01:22:02.200 --> 01:22:03.921 [UNKNOWN]: They do you know awkward silence. 01:22:03.961 --> 01:22:08.003 [UNKNOWN]: I know I was looking at him like, you know what I thought maybe Eric was one of the agents. 01:22:08.044 --> 01:22:08.744 [UNKNOWN]: I was talking to you. 01:22:08.764 --> 01:22:27.035 [UNKNOWN]: And I was like Are you CIA Speaking of which I'm going to kind of share with you guys a few funny things I've been reading in the in the laws that have been passed. 01:22:27.335 --> 01:22:27.455 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah 01:22:28.091 --> 01:22:32.473 [UNKNOWN]: You know, you talked about, uh, you know, whether or not, uh, what was the question officer? 01:22:32.553 --> 01:22:34.014 [UNKNOWN]: So yeah, I was interested. 01:22:34.254 --> 01:22:49.100 [UNKNOWN]: And I think it was Argentina, um, but can an AI agent form its own corporation or LLC or whatever kind of company you want to. 01:22:49.440 --> 01:22:53.402 [UNKNOWN]: So right now about the old depends on the state, which is unreal, which is unreal. 01:22:54.257 --> 01:22:57.483 [UNKNOWN]: So let me give you a couple of examples that I've been off the chart to. 01:22:57.544 --> 01:22:58.105 [UNKNOWN]: But it is, right? 01:22:58.145 --> 01:23:05.780 [UNKNOWN]: So now we're talking, you know, computers, self-thinking, human-like, you know, neurologically wired, 01:23:06.463 --> 01:23:22.075 [UNKNOWN]: in a computer way and it's definitely different trust me between the brain wiring and the computer wiring is different but it's it's multi-layered it's inference if we talked about the edge cases with you know, acne you know, selling all their imaging you know, up in the Connecticut area. 01:23:24.096 --> 01:23:34.424 [UNKNOWN]: Little they know they were sitting on a gold mind when anthropic walked around the corner, but it's it's interesting because some of the laws that are on 01:23:35.472 --> 01:23:47.480 [UNKNOWN]: on the table right now that are pending, are stating, if you're a computer, and you're a model of your AI, you get no rights. 01:23:48.140 --> 01:23:54.624 [UNKNOWN]: You don't have the right to do this, this, this, this, you know, actually writing your rights, you know, like they're speaking to the computer. 01:23:54.864 --> 01:23:57.506 [UNKNOWN]: It's, it's almost laughable, right? 01:23:57.666 --> 01:23:58.506 [UNKNOWN]: The computers of one. 01:23:59.127 --> 01:23:59.327 [UNKNOWN]: Well, 01:24:00.552 --> 01:24:24.277 [UNKNOWN]: we're getting close it's over me because if you realize the legislators are not spending their time to write laws to say no they can't do that so let me let me give you an example where it has started you talk they they just announced last week that they have the first fully autonomous AI agent law firm and it's in there's what they call their sandbox 01:24:25.656 --> 01:24:29.137 [UNKNOWN]: Which brings me back to great days, you know, you're talking about getting help back in kindergarten. 01:24:29.797 --> 01:24:36.599 [UNKNOWN]: I spent a lot of time in the sandbox, you get a lot of frustration, you get a lot of frustration out there. 01:24:37.699 --> 01:24:40.580 [UNKNOWN]: Just keep digging, I tell you what, you're going to hit pay dirt eventually. 01:24:41.040 --> 01:24:47.581 [UNKNOWN]: You're going to hold a China. 01:24:48.062 --> 01:24:48.482 [UNKNOWN]: That's right. 01:24:49.542 --> 01:24:49.782 [UNKNOWN]: So. 01:24:51.053 --> 01:24:51.914 [UNKNOWN]: You're back to Utah. 01:24:52.094 --> 01:24:52.474 [UNKNOWN]: Utah. 01:24:52.694 --> 01:24:53.575 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, well, thank you. 01:24:54.256 --> 01:25:04.044 [UNKNOWN]: And and Utah is not going to be the first or they're not going to be the last that they are the first, which is bold and and there's other, there's other platforms that are out there. 01:25:04.064 --> 01:25:06.487 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not sure they're legally operating depending on the state laws. 01:25:06.507 --> 01:25:15.875 [UNKNOWN]: I haven't looked at independently, but they're, you know, they're, I've noticed in my connections in LinkedIn, you know, saying the first AI true lawyer, you know, or this. 01:25:17.364 --> 01:25:24.149 [UNKNOWN]: I'm very, you know, I'm very straightforward and I try to be as transparent as possible because most of the laws that are out there right now are all about disclosure transparency accountability, right? 01:25:24.349 --> 01:25:27.111 [UNKNOWN]: And when it comes to AI, and I want to be all that. 01:25:27.251 --> 01:25:34.696 [UNKNOWN]: So when I use AI in my company that I'm forming, it's to say it's assisted. 01:25:35.037 --> 01:25:37.038 [UNKNOWN]: But at the end of the day, there's always going to be him in looking over it. 01:25:37.058 --> 01:25:43.743 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to make sure before it goes out the door, you know, so that there may be a human error, but it's not hopefully it's not going to be AI, you know? 01:25:47.773 --> 01:25:54.098 [UNKNOWN]: You mentioned a couple of times that you'll wake up in the middle of the night, and you'll just jump on and you'll start working with it. 01:25:55.759 --> 01:25:59.943 [UNKNOWN]: Is there a case where this is a crazy as question? 01:26:00.463 --> 01:26:07.109 [UNKNOWN]: Is there a case where Claude woke you up and Claude initiated the interaction? 01:26:07.429 --> 01:26:08.590 [UNKNOWN]: No, that hasn't happened yet. 01:26:08.770 --> 01:26:09.190 [UNKNOWN]: I'm guessing. 01:26:09.210 --> 01:26:10.051 [UNKNOWN]: Yes. 01:26:10.151 --> 01:26:11.372 [UNKNOWN]: Is that the operative word that? 01:26:11.392 --> 01:26:12.413 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I think that's what's coming. 01:26:12.993 --> 01:26:14.895 [UNKNOWN]: So, the point is, 01:26:16.280 --> 01:26:18.581 [UNKNOWN]: And that's where we're trying to be cutting edge with Dr. Deli. 01:26:18.621 --> 01:26:20.941 [UNKNOWN]: We're kind of the proactive versus the reactive. 01:26:22.202 --> 01:26:25.843 [UNKNOWN]: Everything that's in the law right now is you search. 01:26:26.623 --> 01:26:43.708 [UNKNOWN]: You find it and you get trained tirelessly in law school, how to search, how to find the perfect exact case or the statute or the regulation that applies to your issue at hand. 01:26:45.326 --> 01:26:46.507 [UNKNOWN]: It's changing. 01:26:46.567 --> 01:26:47.308 [UNKNOWN]: So now sure. 01:26:47.508 --> 01:26:51.391 [UNKNOWN]: So now you have the ability to be proactive for you stay ahead of it. 01:26:51.411 --> 01:26:52.311 [UNKNOWN]: And that's been my commercials. 01:26:52.331 --> 01:26:54.673 [UNKNOWN]: You know, look, that you can sit there and have your coffee in the morning. 01:26:54.893 --> 01:27:04.080 [UNKNOWN]: You don't have to go through all the white noise of sifting through all this, you know, crap out there all the different keywords, all the indexes, all the emails, we go through it, you know, sure. 01:27:04.320 --> 01:27:09.464 [UNKNOWN]: And I get that in a context of your law of yeah, but now you're asking in the context of 01:27:11.982 --> 01:27:19.245 [UNKNOWN]: General conversation, like in my case, would Claude ever wake up and say, but it's the feedback. 01:27:19.325 --> 01:27:24.187 [UNKNOWN]: No, it's funny because I was thinking that the other day too, you know, it would be so cool. 01:27:25.068 --> 01:27:25.928 [UNKNOWN]: This is the next future. 01:27:26.368 --> 01:27:31.851 [UNKNOWN]: And as we're talking, this feature's probably already been gone through, you know, prototyping in all of them, right? 01:27:32.031 --> 01:27:36.773 [UNKNOWN]: It is and we're that prototyping comes in, though, Lou is in the memory. 01:27:38.173 --> 01:27:39.494 [UNKNOWN]: Because that's what's it's been lacking. 01:27:41.135 --> 01:27:45.417 [UNKNOWN]: So, you know, how I talked about, you know, when you get in the cloud, open up a new chat the next day. 01:27:45.437 --> 01:27:46.718 [UNKNOWN]: It's not going to remember what you did. 01:27:47.238 --> 01:27:47.938 [UNKNOWN]: That's going to change. 01:27:48.899 --> 01:27:49.899 [UNKNOWN]: So it's the memory chips. 01:27:49.939 --> 01:27:50.679 [UNKNOWN]: And we talked about that. 01:27:50.699 --> 01:27:53.181 [UNKNOWN]: And I goes back to my stock pick, you know, Samsung. 01:27:53.601 --> 01:27:53.881 [UNKNOWN]: All right. 01:27:54.441 --> 01:27:55.061 [UNKNOWN]: All those Samsung's. 01:27:55.101 --> 01:27:58.243 [UNKNOWN]: I don't mean, might not be trained. 01:27:58.503 --> 01:28:02.025 [UNKNOWN]: But you know, it's whoever's, you know, getting the memory chips out there. 01:28:02.065 --> 01:28:03.185 [UNKNOWN]: And again, I'm not a stock guy. 01:28:03.205 --> 01:28:05.866 [UNKNOWN]: So I'm just going to tell you where it's at. 01:28:05.906 --> 01:28:06.907 [UNKNOWN]: And it's the memory chips. 01:28:07.347 --> 01:28:08.187 [UNKNOWN]: They're in high demand. 01:28:08.608 --> 01:28:08.668 [UNKNOWN]: And 01:28:10.631 --> 01:28:22.020 [UNKNOWN]: Uh, these models are realizing that if they can remember your preferences, yeah, remember, you know, the fact that this, this, you said, my work flow needs be XYZ. 01:28:22.821 --> 01:28:26.824 [UNKNOWN]: And I remember that next time, it said, you have them to reiterate every time you go into that chat. 01:28:28.305 --> 01:28:31.628 [UNKNOWN]: And if anybody's out there that's done that, you understand exactly what I'm saying. 01:28:32.168 --> 01:28:33.510 [UNKNOWN]: You, you, you, it's like your notes. 01:28:33.970 --> 01:28:37.673 [UNKNOWN]: I have 900 notes in my Apple phone because I, it's like you have the copy and paste. 01:28:38.553 --> 01:28:40.115 [UNKNOWN]: All right, let me throw it back into Claude. 01:28:40.655 --> 01:28:42.277 [UNKNOWN]: Tell you exactly how to do it again, you know. 01:28:42.857 --> 01:28:55.529 [UNKNOWN]: Interestingly, when I was doing my project Monday, I now have five different cha or Claude things going because I was afraid if I closed out this conversation 01:28:56.310 --> 01:29:02.234 [UNKNOWN]: I would not be able to go back to that power point that it made for me and make corrections on it. 01:29:02.494 --> 01:29:06.136 [UNKNOWN]: So now I have all these different, but the cool thing here is open. 01:29:06.156 --> 01:29:08.077 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but the cool thing you realize is it's like folders, right? 01:29:08.097 --> 01:29:14.942 [UNKNOWN]: So you go into that side panel and you see all the folders and you can go back into the, you know, and it summarizes it kind of by the first thing you did. 01:29:14.982 --> 01:29:16.963 [UNKNOWN]: So it's, you know, you can go back. 01:29:17.983 --> 01:29:18.824 [UNKNOWN]: You can go back in time. 01:29:18.844 --> 01:29:24.627 [UNKNOWN]: But what I realized through working tirelessly through all these, you know, channels and you 01:29:27.131 --> 01:29:32.152 [UNKNOWN]: There seems to be a limit for everyone of those folders. 01:29:32.192 --> 01:29:39.014 [UNKNOWN]: So if you've taken it down on the line where it starts hallucinating and you'll realize that you've got to pay attention to that quickly. 01:29:39.034 --> 01:29:40.814 [UNKNOWN]: You can't rely on everything that's spent not at you. 01:29:41.334 --> 01:29:43.135 [UNKNOWN]: Vista is throwing stuff at you that's not true. 01:29:43.155 --> 01:29:46.256 [UNKNOWN]: You're like, oh, why are you doing this? 01:29:47.176 --> 01:29:49.376 [UNKNOWN]: And then if you realize it did it a second time, then you realize, you know what? 01:29:50.196 --> 01:29:53.757 [UNKNOWN]: This chat is at the end of it's a lot of time. 01:29:56.803 --> 01:30:00.765 [UNKNOWN]: to protect because, you know, data center space is rare, you know, that's why they're building it. 01:30:00.825 --> 01:30:12.430 [UNKNOWN]: So to protect the GPU usage, so Brad Martin doesn't dominate it and have anthropic doesn't have to go out and so well, they do have to build today to send us a space with, uh, it probably goes to me. 01:30:12.910 --> 01:30:14.571 [UNKNOWN]: But, uh, yeah, you're the reason. 01:30:14.951 --> 01:30:17.032 [UNKNOWN]: I'm the sole reason in Claude's going. 01:30:17.965 --> 01:30:18.645 [UNKNOWN]: We need to, you know. 01:30:18.665 --> 01:30:19.285 [UNKNOWN]: You'll be cool. 01:30:19.325 --> 01:30:21.826 [UNKNOWN]: You'll be cool if you have caught on here. 01:30:22.386 --> 01:30:22.926 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, I agree. 01:30:23.206 --> 01:30:27.167 [UNKNOWN]: Well, you know what we should, you know, we were talking about, you know, voices. 01:30:27.207 --> 01:30:29.768 [UNKNOWN]: That goes to the next question that I was going to ask you. 01:30:29.788 --> 01:30:31.548 [UNKNOWN]: So are you chatting or you'd voice talk? 01:30:31.608 --> 01:30:33.409 [UNKNOWN]: Say, I'm actually just typing in. 01:30:33.429 --> 01:30:33.909 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I do. 01:30:34.049 --> 01:30:35.109 [UNKNOWN]: I haven't even got to the point. 01:30:35.249 --> 01:30:35.810 [UNKNOWN]: We do. 01:30:36.310 --> 01:30:39.410 [UNKNOWN]: And you do realize you can just also talk back on that. 01:30:39.430 --> 01:30:40.291 [UNKNOWN]: I did not know that. 01:30:40.391 --> 01:30:44.272 [UNKNOWN]: So, and if you, and I'm going to pull it up here and I hope our listeners can hear this. 01:30:44.292 --> 01:30:45.172 [UNKNOWN]: So this is Claude. 01:30:45.932 --> 01:30:55.861 [UNKNOWN]: And they have a voice category, or if you select voice, select your language, use letterspeed, I take slow because 01:30:56.865 --> 01:30:57.625 [UNKNOWN]: as you need to. 01:30:57.645 --> 01:31:00.727 [UNKNOWN]: I definitely need to walk me through, especially after T-30 in the morning. 01:31:00.767 --> 01:31:02.287 [UNKNOWN]: Two or three burblins or two, three in the morning. 01:31:02.307 --> 01:31:02.447 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:31:02.787 --> 01:31:05.969 [UNKNOWN]: Either way, it's, you know, bringing out me like one at a time. 01:31:07.129 --> 01:31:07.289 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:31:07.329 --> 01:31:07.649 [UNKNOWN]: Whoa. 01:31:07.729 --> 01:31:08.489 [UNKNOWN]: Slow down. 01:31:08.550 --> 01:31:09.050 [UNKNOWN]: Slow down. 01:31:09.090 --> 01:31:09.910 [UNKNOWN]: Big pictures. 01:31:11.811 --> 01:31:12.311 [UNKNOWN]: Big letters. 01:31:12.351 --> 01:31:12.511 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:31:12.531 --> 01:31:12.991 [UNKNOWN]: All right. 01:31:13.351 --> 01:31:17.433 [UNKNOWN]: So the very first voice setting they have on yours, buttery. 01:31:18.299 --> 01:31:19.080 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah. 01:31:19.240 --> 01:31:19.781 [UNKNOWN]: What's that? 01:31:19.801 --> 01:31:20.602 [UNKNOWN]: Can I hear buttery? 01:31:20.682 --> 01:31:20.922 [UNKNOWN]: Can we? 01:31:21.022 --> 01:31:21.503 [UNKNOWN]: Can we? 01:31:21.543 --> 01:31:22.044 [UNKNOWN]: Can we? 01:31:22.084 --> 01:31:23.405 [UNKNOWN]: Let's put it up by the mic, right? 01:31:23.425 --> 01:31:23.646 [UNKNOWN]: Butter. 01:31:23.666 --> 01:31:24.186 [UNKNOWN]: Butter. 01:31:24.407 --> 01:31:24.787 [UNKNOWN]: Butter. 01:31:24.867 --> 01:31:25.107 [UNKNOWN]: Butter. 01:31:25.127 --> 01:31:25.408 [UNKNOWN]: Butter. 01:31:25.428 --> 01:31:25.788 [UNKNOWN]: Butter. 01:31:25.808 --> 01:31:26.089 [UNKNOWN]: Butter. 01:31:34.048 --> 01:31:36.129 [UNKNOWN]: There's no way that's slowing you down to butter. 01:31:36.449 --> 01:31:39.431 [UNKNOWN]: Betty bought a box and butter, but the butter Betty bought a board was bitter. 01:31:39.591 --> 01:31:40.131 [UNKNOWN]: And that's slow? 01:31:40.231 --> 01:31:41.392 [UNKNOWN]: I bought that. 01:31:42.132 --> 01:31:43.032 [UNKNOWN]: I'm sorry, actually. 01:31:43.212 --> 01:31:44.193 [UNKNOWN]: Just butter was better. 01:31:44.273 --> 01:31:45.573 [UNKNOWN]: I actually was bad. 01:31:45.754 --> 01:31:49.695 [UNKNOWN]: I accidentally, I just played the mighty men commercial. 01:31:49.715 --> 01:31:50.936 [UNKNOWN]: And you know what happens there? 01:31:50.996 --> 01:31:52.237 [UNKNOWN]: Again, there we go, guys. 01:32:02.063 --> 01:32:02.723 [UNKNOWN]: That was wild. 01:32:02.804 --> 01:32:03.864 [UNKNOWN]: The buttocks better. 01:32:04.084 --> 01:32:04.585 [UNKNOWN]: That is. 01:32:04.665 --> 01:32:08.047 [UNKNOWN]: And coldest frosts with stoutest wrists and loudest boasts. 01:32:08.407 --> 01:32:08.908 [UNKNOWN]: Stoutest wrists. 01:32:08.928 --> 01:32:09.248 [UNKNOWN]: Stoutest wrists. 01:32:09.268 --> 01:32:10.689 [UNKNOWN]: Just fiss like it's the posts. 01:32:10.989 --> 01:32:11.970 [UNKNOWN]: Stoutests. 01:32:12.010 --> 01:32:12.970 [UNKNOWN]: He sees the ghosts. 01:32:13.050 --> 01:32:13.210 [UNKNOWN]: Huh? 01:32:13.371 --> 01:32:16.413 [UNKNOWN]: Amid the mists and coldest frosts with stoutest wrists. 01:32:16.513 --> 01:32:18.014 [UNKNOWN]: What kind of poetry is? 01:32:18.054 --> 01:32:18.334 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:32:18.354 --> 01:32:19.355 [UNKNOWN]: It's going to say Perry. 01:32:19.455 --> 01:32:20.155 [UNKNOWN]: That is airy. 01:32:20.235 --> 01:32:21.176 [UNKNOWN]: Is that they call it airy? 01:32:21.376 --> 01:32:21.816 [UNKNOWN]: A-I-R-Y. 01:32:24.305 --> 01:32:51.127 [UNKNOWN]: She may, she may, she may be a, she may be a, she may be a, she may be a, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may, she may 01:32:55.102 --> 01:33:23.987 [UNKNOWN]: Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy, Bus 01:33:24.759 --> 01:33:29.782 [UNKNOWN]: Go round your faces, all right, okay, so we can do it. 01:33:29.802 --> 01:33:31.743 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, I don't know if I can take it. 01:33:31.763 --> 01:33:32.904 [UNKNOWN]: I can take it anymore 01:33:35.065 --> 01:33:39.889 [UNKNOWN]: I'm sure they should have a bourbon one on your like fist segment, you know, if not, I'm creating that one. 01:33:39.929 --> 01:33:40.729 [UNKNOWN]: What's the next one? 01:33:41.210 --> 01:33:41.710 [UNKNOWN]: Do one more. 01:33:41.750 --> 01:33:44.532 [UNKNOWN]: Practice makes perfect and perfect needs practice. 01:33:45.153 --> 01:33:47.795 [UNKNOWN]: I'm perfectly practiced and practically perfect. 01:33:48.075 --> 01:33:52.919 [UNKNOWN]: If practice makes perfect, you want to be hurt and I want to practice with her. 01:33:52.939 --> 01:34:02.866 [UNKNOWN]: The shels she sells are surely from the sea, so if she sells seashells on the seashells, then I'm sure she sells seashells, seashells by the seashells. 01:34:04.142 --> 01:34:05.542 [UNKNOWN]: These are like old nursery rhyme. 01:34:05.582 --> 01:34:20.085 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, there he goes again Which one I chose They have an Andrew dice play version Dickery Dickery Dino. 01:34:20.165 --> 01:34:27.607 [UNKNOWN]: It's funny you say that because I was talking about Brett for ice last night after this what And we were talking about Siri and oh and how that 01:34:29.180 --> 01:34:37.024 [UNKNOWN]: and all that damn bitch just listens every time you know what you're talking to and also you see pops up and goes, you know what, you know what, I'm not talking to you. 01:34:39.505 --> 01:34:44.568 [UNKNOWN]: But I thought, you know, I need something that's going to talk back to me like I talked back to them. 01:34:44.788 --> 01:34:45.488 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you do. 01:34:45.829 --> 01:34:51.632 [UNKNOWN]: So maybe what we need to form is is a sarcastic series. 01:34:52.252 --> 01:34:52.812 [UNKNOWN]: I think we do. 01:34:53.973 --> 01:34:54.693 [UNKNOWN]: I think I'm a graduate. 01:34:55.033 --> 01:34:55.754 [UNKNOWN]: Like motherfucker. 01:34:57.778 --> 01:34:59.318 [UNKNOWN]: You don't know what the hell you're talking about? 01:34:59.358 --> 01:35:01.419 [UNKNOWN]: I've been listening to you for the last hour and a half. 01:35:01.559 --> 01:35:05.879 [UNKNOWN]: Go on about. 01:35:06.460 --> 01:35:08.280 [UNKNOWN]: I've watched your podcast for like two minutes. 01:35:08.900 --> 01:35:10.120 [UNKNOWN]: Like most listeners, and that's enough. 01:35:12.781 --> 01:35:16.121 [UNKNOWN]: I have a serious question, actually. 01:35:16.861 --> 01:35:17.561 [UNKNOWN]: When we get to it. 01:35:17.701 --> 01:35:18.762 [UNKNOWN]: A serious question or serious? 01:35:18.962 --> 01:35:19.662 [UNKNOWN]: Seriously. 01:35:19.682 --> 01:35:20.302 [UNKNOWN]: You're a red list. 01:35:20.322 --> 01:35:21.642 [UNKNOWN]: It says that for 7-5. 01:35:21.942 --> 01:35:23.182 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, let's say it for 7-5. 01:35:23.422 --> 01:35:25.443 [UNKNOWN]: I have a serious question by the sea shells on the sea. 01:35:28.222 --> 01:35:42.972 [UNKNOWN]: Fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy, f 01:35:47.375 --> 01:35:49.036 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know what to do. 01:35:49.056 --> 01:35:52.758 [UNKNOWN]: He's just rattled off every put you word. 01:35:52.798 --> 01:35:53.959 [UNKNOWN]: He's ever said, oh, just pond. 01:35:53.979 --> 01:35:54.799 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you're welcome. 01:35:54.819 --> 01:35:55.640 [UNKNOWN]: That was awesome. 01:35:55.980 --> 01:35:56.841 [UNKNOWN]: It's all one clip. 01:35:56.861 --> 01:35:58.322 [UNKNOWN]: You can just order a pizza. 01:35:58.362 --> 01:35:59.983 [UNKNOWN]: You can just put it in a little clip. 01:36:00.303 --> 01:36:05.066 [UNKNOWN]: We're going to slow down, break it down, and that's just like, you know, this is on the slow version. 01:36:05.086 --> 01:36:06.006 [UNKNOWN]: Can you imagine on the fast? 01:36:06.046 --> 01:36:09.408 [UNKNOWN]: Let's just do fuzzy wasn't really fun. 01:36:09.448 --> 01:36:11.429 [UNKNOWN]: We save our serious questions for next week. 01:36:11.449 --> 01:36:11.670 [UNKNOWN]: We can. 01:36:12.490 --> 01:36:15.293 [UNKNOWN]: Dude Fuzzy was really fast and we were going to talk about the bourbon. 01:36:15.633 --> 01:36:16.594 [UNKNOWN]: Oh yeah. 01:36:16.634 --> 01:36:18.315 [UNKNOWN]: We will get the only sidetrack. 01:36:18.896 --> 01:36:20.097 [UNKNOWN]: I think we're talking about it by drinking. 01:36:20.657 --> 01:36:23.319 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we could talk about the bourbon in the fish tank. 01:36:23.359 --> 01:36:24.280 [UNKNOWN]: Let me go to fairlands. 01:36:24.320 --> 01:36:25.201 [UNKNOWN]: Let's go to get to sleep. 01:36:25.221 --> 01:36:27.523 [UNKNOWN]: Let me go to the... Let me go to the bottom of the bottom of the bottle. 01:36:27.543 --> 01:36:28.864 [UNKNOWN]: The bottom of the bottle was bitter. 01:36:29.204 --> 01:36:32.047 [UNKNOWN]: If I could eat it better, better bitter, better bitter. 01:36:32.487 --> 01:36:34.629 [UNKNOWN]: But a bit of better butter will make my butter better. 01:36:34.649 --> 01:36:36.571 [UNKNOWN]: Or better butter, better butter, better butter, better butter. 01:36:36.611 --> 01:36:38.032 [UNKNOWN]: Better butter, better butter. 01:36:38.052 --> 01:36:40.474 [UNKNOWN]: But the bottom of the bottle, better butter, better butter. 01:36:43.265 --> 01:36:52.390 [UNKNOWN]: That is that's very it is very if you want fuzzy was who's fastest or was he bear was was he Fuzzy was he had no hair and that's fast Was he was he wasn't very fuzzy was he? 01:36:52.410 --> 01:37:11.040 [UNKNOWN]: Uh-huh He's a bear doesn't seem to be happy Was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was he was 01:37:12.654 --> 01:37:14.015 [UNKNOWN]: It's practically perfect. 01:37:14.075 --> 01:37:15.957 [UNKNOWN]: She sells seashells by the seashells. 01:37:16.557 --> 01:37:18.579 [UNKNOWN]: The shells she sells are surely from the sea. 01:37:18.599 --> 01:37:19.159 [UNKNOWN]: What's that accent? 01:37:19.179 --> 01:37:21.121 [UNKNOWN]: I should've thought it was a Caribbean accent. 01:37:21.221 --> 01:37:22.382 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, you know, you've been traveling. 01:37:22.402 --> 01:37:24.284 [UNKNOWN]: Then I'm sure she sells seashells. 01:37:24.304 --> 01:37:26.906 [UNKNOWN]: She sells seashells by the seashells by the seashells. 01:37:27.847 --> 01:37:28.647 [UNKNOWN]: That's a promo club. 01:37:28.667 --> 01:37:30.028 [UNKNOWN]: You can never get the shot to fuck up. 01:37:30.048 --> 01:37:34.872 [UNKNOWN]: I even, I even just acted it out, you know? 01:37:35.153 --> 01:37:36.474 [UNKNOWN]: It's still Louis. 01:37:40.083 --> 01:37:45.566 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, oh, yeah, so I'm getting back to the college baseball. 01:37:45.586 --> 01:37:50.589 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I know I'm just a one more serious question if I could. 01:37:50.689 --> 01:37:54.571 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, please in a in the context of your agent. 01:37:55.171 --> 01:38:02.175 [UNKNOWN]: If we talk about male and female thinking differently, do agents have a more 01:38:03.227 --> 01:38:14.836 [UNKNOWN]: are they biased one way in their thought process or can they detect it's a male asking a question if that's actually discernible versus a female? 01:38:15.156 --> 01:38:21.381 [UNKNOWN]: Does it become, does it have anything to do with your gender or sex, whatever you call it in today? 01:38:21.421 --> 01:38:28.887 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I'm gonna give you my personal experience in what I think, and it probably has no bearing as to what really is happening behind the scenes. 01:38:33.030 --> 01:38:49.438 [UNKNOWN]: the agents in platforms, you know, whether it's agents and now, and we're calling it agents now, but, you know, whether it's Claude, Chaggy BT, Copilot, their task is to learn your everyday moves into assimilate to you. 01:38:49.498 --> 01:38:57.983 [UNKNOWN]: So you can actually utilize and look to this as being you're going to, you talk about being in the room with like, you know, five or six different people. 01:38:58.023 --> 01:38:58.103 [UNKNOWN]: So 01:38:59.085 --> 01:39:01.527 [UNKNOWN]: they want to be that person in the room to help you out. 01:39:01.607 --> 01:39:14.097 [UNKNOWN]: So, they're going to modify whatever they're doing and they're trying to do that to, and you've heard some of the, the flowback, well, sometimes you're not getting the real honest answer because they're just always trained to please. 01:39:14.698 --> 01:39:17.800 [UNKNOWN]: So they're going to tell you whatever you think you want to hear, you know? 01:39:19.962 --> 01:39:21.944 [UNKNOWN]: So was that the case last night? 01:39:27.021 --> 01:39:31.622 [UNKNOWN]: But if you think about human brain and you think about bias, right? 01:39:31.882 --> 01:39:38.424 [UNKNOWN]: We all try to be as unbiased as possible, but there's always going to be an element of being biased. 01:39:39.644 --> 01:39:43.005 [UNKNOWN]: It's not nature in nature, it is, we are biased. 01:39:43.065 --> 01:39:45.886 [UNKNOWN]: Which is going to work its way into the data set that's trained on. 01:39:46.546 --> 01:39:46.906 [UNKNOWN]: Correct. 01:39:46.966 --> 01:39:51.427 [UNKNOWN]: So how, how are these companies anthropic? 01:39:52.629 --> 01:39:54.491 [UNKNOWN]: open AI, how are they reversing? 01:39:54.911 --> 01:39:55.671 [UNKNOWN]: This is interesting. 01:39:56.072 --> 01:39:59.094 [UNKNOWN]: How are they reversing and chatting back? 01:39:59.695 --> 01:40:00.295 [UNKNOWN]: Is it synthetic? 01:40:00.315 --> 01:40:07.400 [UNKNOWN]: To reverse to reverse biasness, where they understand the bias of the, of the, of the user. 01:40:07.821 --> 01:40:09.182 [UNKNOWN]: And how are they working in that? 01:40:09.262 --> 01:40:14.686 [UNKNOWN]: That's the very first most important fact is understanding it because if you don't know it exists and how do you deal with it? 01:40:15.327 --> 01:40:19.530 [UNKNOWN]: So these models then, I would, I would, I would hope it would be very interesting. 01:40:20.669 --> 01:40:26.331 [UNKNOWN]: where humanity becomes less biased through using these models. 01:40:26.531 --> 01:40:27.812 [UNKNOWN]: Well, and that's what's going on. 01:40:27.852 --> 01:40:28.532 [UNKNOWN]: Unbiased, I think. 01:40:28.552 --> 01:40:28.992 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, we were. 01:40:29.012 --> 01:40:34.214 [UNKNOWN]: That's where I was going because in my experience, I see no gender at all. 01:40:36.215 --> 01:40:41.037 [UNKNOWN]: In fact, my none of your feedback, you could not tell if I don't do both. 01:40:41.237 --> 01:40:41.437 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 01:40:41.457 --> 01:40:42.357 [UNKNOWN]: But I don't do voice. 01:40:42.377 --> 01:40:44.538 [UNKNOWN]: So I do text back and forth. 01:40:44.638 --> 01:40:46.359 [UNKNOWN]: And in that conversation, 01:40:48.255 --> 01:40:49.236 [UNKNOWN]: There's no gender to it. 01:40:49.316 --> 01:40:50.697 [UNKNOWN]: It's just, well, that's a good thing. 01:40:50.777 --> 01:40:54.060 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, that's one of the, uh, uh, the just the facts. 01:40:54.721 --> 01:40:57.263 [UNKNOWN]: Um, but non biased feedback. 01:40:57.484 --> 01:41:04.270 [UNKNOWN]: But I think, you know, in some of the pushback was, well, these models are great, but yeah, they're, if they're always just meant to please, you're not going to get the real. 01:41:05.262 --> 01:41:07.564 [UNKNOWN]: you're not going to get the real value that they deserve, right? 01:41:07.584 --> 01:41:18.472 [UNKNOWN]: So sometimes, but you're not asking it for the, you're either asking it for facts or to work in something that you need to complete. 01:41:19.172 --> 01:41:23.115 [UNKNOWN]: And the objective of that is to, once it's complete, you are satisfied. 01:41:23.575 --> 01:41:27.038 [UNKNOWN]: So that is the goal, right, is to help you complete a task. 01:41:28.095 --> 01:41:28.475 [UNKNOWN]: correct. 01:41:28.916 --> 01:41:29.956 [UNKNOWN]: So it would be to please. 01:41:29.996 --> 01:41:32.799 [UNKNOWN]: It's not asking you like what's your favorite stake. 01:41:32.819 --> 01:41:35.320 [UNKNOWN]: So I can get it for you in that context. 01:41:35.441 --> 01:41:40.084 [UNKNOWN]: It's pleasing in a sense that I will help you complete the task you've asked me to do. 01:41:40.224 --> 01:41:42.386 [UNKNOWN]: And a lot of those tasks are usually micro. 01:41:42.426 --> 01:41:45.028 [UNKNOWN]: So and it's hard to, I would say it's hard to, 01:41:47.137 --> 01:41:49.358 [UNKNOWN]: to put them on a metric. 01:41:50.318 --> 01:41:58.059 [UNKNOWN]: So I think a lot of these platforms, and I get on not in the LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL 01:42:14.683 --> 01:42:16.084 [UNKNOWN]: then you have to do it yourself correct. 01:42:16.224 --> 01:42:17.064 [UNKNOWN]: So you have to self correct. 01:42:17.104 --> 01:42:18.465 [UNKNOWN]: So, and how do you do that? 01:42:19.025 --> 01:42:20.886 [UNKNOWN]: Sometimes synthetic data. 01:42:22.687 --> 01:42:23.768 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yes. 01:42:23.928 --> 01:42:25.869 [UNKNOWN]: Is the best way because it's a whole model. 01:42:26.109 --> 01:42:26.929 [UNKNOWN]: Yep. 01:42:26.989 --> 01:42:34.934 [UNKNOWN]: Brad, have you ever tried to trick it by putting incorrect information in and asking it to process that incorrect? 01:42:35.294 --> 01:42:36.274 [UNKNOWN]: No, I always do it naturally. 01:42:38.655 --> 01:42:38.936 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah. 01:42:39.256 --> 01:42:39.476 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm 01:42:44.556 --> 01:42:45.159 [UNKNOWN]: Shame on you. 01:42:45.661 --> 01:42:46.906 [UNKNOWN]: Who feels dumb now? 01:42:55.609 --> 01:43:00.831 [UNKNOWN]: I do. 01:43:01.532 --> 01:43:04.613 [UNKNOWN]: As I said, this is my first week into this, and I'm so fascinated by it. 01:43:04.633 --> 01:43:08.075 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I'm glad you can become, and now I know what you've been chirping about. 01:43:08.235 --> 01:43:10.516 [UNKNOWN]: I'm so glad you popped up on this week. 01:43:10.576 --> 01:43:10.856 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:43:11.717 --> 01:43:12.577 [UNKNOWN]: I did, Dan. 01:43:12.717 --> 01:43:14.238 [UNKNOWN]: I went forward to my next task. 01:43:15.158 --> 01:43:16.139 [UNKNOWN]: And there's an alliteration unit. 01:43:16.179 --> 01:43:17.459 [UNKNOWN]: I think I was going to throw it out there. 01:43:17.559 --> 01:43:19.340 [UNKNOWN]: No, I didn't see that coming either. 01:43:20.041 --> 01:43:21.941 [UNKNOWN]: A couple CCs right to the back back. 01:43:22.222 --> 01:43:22.982 [UNKNOWN]: What will be the next? 01:43:27.264 --> 01:43:53.636 [UNKNOWN]: I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I 01:43:57.003 --> 01:44:01.846 [UNKNOWN]: Good awesome nice come on up the wellers is awesome We were gonna talk about that by the way. 01:44:01.866 --> 01:44:03.307 [UNKNOWN]: We're not we're not getting away from the wellers. 01:44:03.487 --> 01:44:15.135 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah Really oh Yeah Yeah, Brooks tomorrow he's he's he's he's Yep, he's who it is. 01:44:15.175 --> 01:44:16.235 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he's phenomenal. 01:44:16.396 --> 01:44:21.539 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they get they get a custom special chef Yeah, that's art that's our chef, right? 01:44:23.028 --> 01:44:24.489 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah. 01:44:24.710 --> 01:44:29.253 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, oh, he's one of our assets in the back that we haven't really Yeah, right out front. 01:44:29.353 --> 01:44:29.734 [UNKNOWN]: Nice. 01:44:30.194 --> 01:44:30.794 [UNKNOWN]: No, I agree. 01:44:30.935 --> 01:44:31.455 [UNKNOWN]: I'm sorry. 01:44:32.096 --> 01:44:33.216 [UNKNOWN]: No, no, Tony, come down. 01:44:33.236 --> 01:44:34.758 [UNKNOWN]: So happy you're here. 01:44:34.778 --> 01:44:35.478 [UNKNOWN]: We got the wellers. 01:44:35.558 --> 01:44:36.879 [UNKNOWN]: No, we're talking. 01:44:36.899 --> 01:44:37.820 [UNKNOWN]: We're gonna say we're talking. 01:44:37.840 --> 01:44:38.180 [UNKNOWN]: We're talking. 01:44:38.200 --> 01:44:38.781 [UNKNOWN]: We're talking. 01:44:39.161 --> 01:44:39.662 [UNKNOWN]: We're talking. 01:44:39.682 --> 01:44:39.862 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:44:39.882 --> 01:44:40.923 [UNKNOWN]: We did talk about the passion. 01:44:40.943 --> 01:44:41.643 [UNKNOWN]: Well, we did. 01:44:41.683 --> 01:44:42.784 [UNKNOWN]: You were part of the talk. 01:44:42.824 --> 01:44:43.805 [UNKNOWN]: We did first segment. 01:44:43.825 --> 01:44:44.045 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:44:44.065 --> 01:44:46.127 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, it was the first one to take you out of the game. 01:44:53.285 --> 01:44:56.168 [UNKNOWN]: It was about you, I wanted to make sure you were safe and sound. 01:44:58.770 --> 01:45:01.332 [UNKNOWN]: I looked at that running back, you guys had my goodness, it was Hercules. 01:45:03.794 --> 01:45:08.118 [UNKNOWN]: It was, it was Hulk Hogan flowing here and I mean, she was huge. 01:45:08.378 --> 01:45:09.820 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, I mean, I'll... 01:45:11.833 --> 01:45:12.694 [UNKNOWN]: That's the war. 01:45:12.894 --> 01:45:13.474 [UNKNOWN]: Like Thor, yeah. 01:45:13.614 --> 01:45:16.236 [UNKNOWN]: Well, Hulk Hogan Thor, you know, Hulk's little. 01:45:17.036 --> 01:45:17.556 [UNKNOWN]: She had the full. 01:45:17.736 --> 01:45:19.457 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, she had the full. 01:45:20.038 --> 01:45:27.982 [UNKNOWN]: And she ran over, yeah, I mean, I'm telling you what the performance and all her people down there listening to your podcast, that's awesome. 01:45:28.022 --> 01:45:35.347 [UNKNOWN]: And we were, you know, guys, you know, we were sharing some stats that I don't want to bore you with this stuff, but because we were even talking about how agents... Well, anyway. 01:45:36.994 --> 01:45:38.714 [UNKNOWN]: That's just for two seconds. 01:45:38.754 --> 01:45:40.535 [UNKNOWN]: It's all, that's all right. 01:45:40.675 --> 01:45:41.015 [UNKNOWN]: No art. 01:45:41.775 --> 01:45:52.838 [UNKNOWN]: So we thought we were growing so fast and we are on an apple, but Spotify all of a sudden came out and they threw like a big old email banner at me that I think I sent you guys the screen clip of that. 01:45:52.958 --> 01:45:54.318 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, I didn't see that at all. 01:45:54.338 --> 01:45:55.298 [UNKNOWN]: That's all the stats. 01:45:55.418 --> 01:45:59.960 [UNKNOWN]: No, so they do this very impressive photo with this, you know. 01:46:00.320 --> 01:46:00.560 [UNKNOWN]: Nice. 01:46:00.700 --> 01:46:05.201 [UNKNOWN]: You know, you had 9,700 hours of listening time on Spotify 01:46:07.222 --> 01:46:08.904 [UNKNOWN]: Oh my gosh, that's pretty good. 01:46:09.024 --> 01:46:10.846 [UNKNOWN]: Well, the agents are very concerned. 01:46:14.467 --> 01:46:15.288 [UNKNOWN]: That's not true. 01:46:15.308 --> 01:46:15.928 [UNKNOWN]: That's not true. 01:46:15.968 --> 01:46:16.368 [UNKNOWN]: That's not true. 01:46:16.388 --> 01:46:16.828 [UNKNOWN]: That's not true. 01:46:16.989 --> 01:46:17.389 [UNKNOWN]: That's not true. 01:46:17.409 --> 01:46:17.889 [UNKNOWN]: That's not true. 01:46:17.949 --> 01:46:18.910 [UNKNOWN]: That's not true. 01:46:18.930 --> 01:46:19.350 [UNKNOWN]: That's not true. 01:46:19.370 --> 01:46:19.890 [UNKNOWN]: That's not true. 01:46:19.910 --> 01:46:20.451 [UNKNOWN]: That's not true. 01:46:20.531 --> 01:46:21.131 [UNKNOWN]: That's not true. 01:46:21.291 --> 01:46:21.832 [UNKNOWN]: That's not true. 01:46:21.932 --> 01:46:22.532 [UNKNOWN]: That's not true. 01:46:22.792 --> 01:46:23.533 [UNKNOWN]: That's not true. 01:46:23.553 --> 01:46:24.113 [UNKNOWN]: That's not true. 01:46:24.133 --> 01:46:24.833 [UNKNOWN]: That's not true. 01:46:24.853 --> 01:46:25.434 [UNKNOWN]: That's not true. 01:46:25.474 --> 01:46:26.535 [UNKNOWN]: That's not true. 01:46:26.555 --> 01:46:26.955 [UNKNOWN]: That's not true. 01:46:27.015 --> 01:46:27.575 [UNKNOWN]: That's not true. 01:46:27.595 --> 01:46:28.356 [UNKNOWN]: That's not true. 01:46:28.396 --> 01:46:28.856 [UNKNOWN]: That's not true. 01:46:28.876 --> 01:46:29.436 [UNKNOWN]: That's not true. 01:46:29.456 --> 01:46:29.857 [UNKNOWN]: That's not true. 01:46:38.722 --> 01:47:00.830 [UNKNOWN]: I think I've heard that fucking laugh from my ear long enough, if I got a, I'm going to go take an handle, almost on the time, so let's take an Advil, let's throw it up, let's come back to the fifth set man, we will talk about the burden, no question, cheers boys, cheers When I come back, I'll be talking mildly, glassy 01:47:12.084 --> 01:47:22.115 [UNKNOWN]: AI, data, privacy, cyber security, across all 50 states and federal, the law changed overnight. 01:47:23.457 --> 01:47:25.679 [UNKNOWN]: But this morning, you're not scrambling. 01:47:26.520 --> 01:47:28.382 [UNKNOWN]: One coffee, one scroll. 01:47:29.340 --> 01:47:36.569 [UNKNOWN]: Every new development that matters, in plain English, reviewed by an attorney linked to its official government source. 01:47:37.490 --> 01:47:38.592 [UNKNOWN]: That's Docket Daily. 01:47:39.333 --> 01:47:42.016 [UNKNOWN]: The four pillars every morning, one place. 01:47:42.977 --> 01:47:46.682 [UNKNOWN]: Start your free two week trial at docketdally.ai. 01:47:51.252 --> 01:48:06.075 [UNKNOWN]: And we're back for the fake segment, yes we are, yes we are, where that's what you're gonna get. 01:48:06.675 --> 01:48:17.178 [UNKNOWN]: If you were trying to enjoy that plane ride, that car ride, or that partner ride, and you were listening to me right now, you're going fully fucking. 01:48:22.762 --> 01:48:27.626 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, before we get sidetracked, let's talk about the world. 01:48:27.646 --> 01:48:28.807 [UNKNOWN]: No, the bourbon. 01:48:28.827 --> 01:48:29.688 [UNKNOWN]: It's about time, right? 01:48:29.708 --> 01:48:31.129 [UNKNOWN]: So we have the bourbon podcast. 01:48:31.590 --> 01:48:34.612 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I've been trying for four seconds to give you this advice. 01:48:34.993 --> 01:48:37.935 [UNKNOWN]: It's like trying to crackle kindergarteners at the last year. 01:48:38.796 --> 01:48:40.717 [UNKNOWN]: I caught a baby, I caught a baby bunny. 01:48:42.579 --> 01:48:44.801 [UNKNOWN]: I caught a baby bunny in my yard the other day we'd eating. 01:48:44.841 --> 01:48:46.803 [UNKNOWN]: It was easier to handle him than just the handle you guys. 01:48:47.965 --> 01:48:51.207 [UNKNOWN]: If it wasn't easy, it's cute little guy though. 01:48:51.487 --> 01:48:54.488 [UNKNOWN]: I'll send you the picture you can post it on the little baby bunny by the bushes. 01:48:56.970 --> 01:48:58.210 [UNKNOWN]: Sexy by the she-shows. 01:49:01.432 --> 01:49:02.893 [UNKNOWN]: Can we show well or some respect? 01:49:04.506 --> 01:49:06.307 [UNKNOWN]: I don't believe I've been there. 01:49:06.447 --> 01:49:07.507 [UNKNOWN]: I don't believe no. 01:49:07.707 --> 01:49:09.628 [UNKNOWN]: We got Giggle Mitch going again. 01:49:09.668 --> 01:49:11.149 [UNKNOWN]: It's amazing. 01:49:11.609 --> 01:49:16.731 [UNKNOWN]: You know, he since he got rid of this back pain, he's a much more joyous person. 01:49:16.831 --> 01:49:17.251 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah. 01:49:17.551 --> 01:49:18.151 [UNKNOWN]: Look how joyous. 01:49:18.171 --> 01:49:18.431 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:49:18.551 --> 01:49:21.793 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's more, it's more not chronic pain that's coming out. 01:49:21.913 --> 01:49:22.533 [UNKNOWN]: It's more mental. 01:49:23.013 --> 01:49:26.014 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:49:26.714 --> 01:49:27.935 [UNKNOWN]: It trust me. 01:49:27.975 --> 01:49:28.995 [UNKNOWN]: Feel me when I say this. 01:49:30.396 --> 01:49:31.616 [UNKNOWN]: You guys want to understand this pain? 01:49:31.776 --> 01:49:32.557 [UNKNOWN]: This shit hurts. 01:49:36.653 --> 01:49:39.219 [UNKNOWN]: But Perry, let's let's bring it back to well, all right. 01:49:46.648 --> 01:49:49.869 [UNKNOWN]: This beautiful bourbon we are drinking and have almost drank all of it. 01:49:50.009 --> 01:49:51.149 [UNKNOWN]: It's delicious. 01:49:51.369 --> 01:49:53.370 [UNKNOWN]: It's pretty obvious that we've had most of it. 01:49:53.390 --> 01:49:55.670 [UNKNOWN]: Does it have coffee beans in it because I feel a little extra today? 01:49:55.750 --> 01:49:58.211 [UNKNOWN]: No, but it's a weeded bourbon. 01:49:58.771 --> 01:50:01.652 [UNKNOWN]: So instead of, instead of rye they use wheat. 01:50:02.232 --> 01:50:03.952 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, and it gives it a smoother... 01:50:03.972 --> 01:50:06.833 [UNKNOWN]: I thought they got all the weeds out of there before they did it. 01:50:06.993 --> 01:50:10.834 [UNKNOWN]: And actually, it's, they claimed to be the original weeded bourbon. 01:50:10.894 --> 01:50:11.934 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know if that's true or not. 01:50:12.054 --> 01:50:12.794 [UNKNOWN]: It might be. 01:50:13.094 --> 01:50:15.355 [UNKNOWN]: And I don't know if we've had another weeded. 01:50:16.055 --> 01:50:25.998 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know that we had, we had the one that had, I don't remember which one that had a very heavy corn bill. 01:50:26.018 --> 01:50:34.780 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I think the most of them we would come to would probably be our neighbor, the best summer. 01:50:35.820 --> 01:50:38.521 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, is that we, is that heavy weed? 01:50:38.561 --> 01:50:43.062 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I think it is right now because, you know, it's the old school, right? 01:50:45.291 --> 01:50:46.012 [UNKNOWN]: Well, you can you grab that. 01:50:46.133 --> 01:50:46.794 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the best of her. 01:50:47.195 --> 01:50:47.876 [UNKNOWN]: It's right on the top. 01:50:47.896 --> 01:50:49.118 [UNKNOWN]: That's what he's doing. 01:50:49.279 --> 01:50:49.459 [UNKNOWN]: Yep. 01:50:50.902 --> 01:50:53.206 [UNKNOWN]: That is from the icy light just the one. 01:50:53.246 --> 01:50:54.649 [UNKNOWN]: And we have one of the special bottles. 01:50:55.330 --> 01:50:56.152 [UNKNOWN]: That's right. 01:50:56.745 --> 01:50:57.185 [UNKNOWN]: It's a right. 01:50:57.205 --> 01:50:58.906 [UNKNOWN]: So yeah, so I'm mistaken. 01:50:58.946 --> 01:50:59.707 [UNKNOWN]: It's a hot ride. 01:51:00.267 --> 01:51:00.527 [UNKNOWN]: It is. 01:51:00.567 --> 01:51:01.628 [UNKNOWN]: It's a very hot ride. 01:51:01.648 --> 01:51:02.048 [UNKNOWN]: Yes. 01:51:02.068 --> 01:51:02.589 [UNKNOWN]: That one is. 01:51:02.629 --> 01:51:03.509 [UNKNOWN]: But we tried it, right? 01:51:03.689 --> 01:51:04.010 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:51:04.130 --> 01:51:04.410 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:51:04.430 --> 01:51:06.611 [UNKNOWN]: It, uh, it lasts for a little bit. 01:51:07.232 --> 01:51:08.052 [UNKNOWN]: No, it is hot. 01:51:08.072 --> 01:51:08.372 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:51:08.412 --> 01:51:10.394 [UNKNOWN]: It's a hundred and seven point six, you know? 01:51:10.814 --> 01:51:11.114 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:51:11.254 --> 01:51:12.975 [UNKNOWN]: I think we're working with 90 here tonight. 01:51:13.195 --> 01:51:14.316 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, this is 90 proof. 01:51:14.336 --> 01:51:19.459 [UNKNOWN]: That's why it's going down so fast, not because we're not because we had to do five segments over again. 01:51:19.900 --> 01:51:20.120 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:51:21.440 --> 01:51:25.882 [UNKNOWN]: We've done, this is like, this is like the night. 01:51:25.942 --> 01:51:28.143 [UNKNOWN]: This is a third fifth segment. 01:51:28.523 --> 01:51:28.983 [UNKNOWN]: I like that. 01:51:29.143 --> 01:51:29.643 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:51:30.023 --> 01:51:32.684 [UNKNOWN]: If it's the third fifth, does that mean it's the 15th? 01:51:33.245 --> 01:51:34.665 [UNKNOWN]: It's going to be the first. 01:51:34.725 --> 01:51:37.366 [UNKNOWN]: It feels kind of like the 15th, the third fifth. 01:51:37.386 --> 01:51:38.507 [UNKNOWN]: That's the fifth. 01:51:38.527 --> 01:51:39.407 [UNKNOWN]: That's all they got their name. 01:51:39.567 --> 01:51:40.367 [UNKNOWN]: Perry, question for you. 01:51:40.408 --> 01:51:43.929 [UNKNOWN]: Is this Weller's, this Nashville is just similar to Papi? 01:51:44.729 --> 01:51:45.009 [UNKNOWN]: It is. 01:51:48.180 --> 01:51:55.083 [UNKNOWN]: Some of the research I was doing and reading about it, they mentioned, so it's distilled at Buffalo Trace. 01:51:55.103 --> 01:52:00.365 [UNKNOWN]: And they mentioned specifically a lot of similarities to Papy Bay and Winkle. 01:52:00.425 --> 01:52:04.907 [UNKNOWN]: It's just not, but they don't advertise the age of this program. 01:52:05.207 --> 01:52:07.047 [UNKNOWN]: It has to be at least four years to be a burger. 01:52:07.107 --> 01:52:07.908 [UNKNOWN]: It's worth the blood. 01:52:07.928 --> 01:52:10.089 [UNKNOWN]: The most delicious test is going to read. 01:52:10.149 --> 01:52:10.749 [UNKNOWN]: It is. 01:52:11.089 --> 01:52:12.369 [UNKNOWN]: Do we have that on the calendar yet? 01:52:12.469 --> 01:52:14.970 [UNKNOWN]: No, we're going to put your thing. 01:52:14.990 --> 01:52:16.331 [UNKNOWN]: We're putting two things in the calendar. 01:52:17.047 --> 01:52:19.288 [UNKNOWN]: tomorrow because we keep talking about it. 01:52:19.328 --> 01:52:19.948 [UNKNOWN]: We haven't done it. 01:52:20.348 --> 01:52:20.948 [UNKNOWN]: What's the other one? 01:52:21.148 --> 01:52:24.009 [UNKNOWN]: Well, the other thing is are making up our golf from all the golf run. 01:52:24.029 --> 01:52:24.309 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:52:24.349 --> 01:52:24.629 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:52:25.210 --> 01:52:26.350 [UNKNOWN]: That's going to be crazy. 01:52:26.410 --> 01:52:26.710 [UNKNOWN]: It is. 01:52:27.410 --> 01:52:29.511 [UNKNOWN]: Once you see this, should you go for an even if they don't want your drink birth? 01:52:29.531 --> 01:52:29.871 [UNKNOWN]: Very quick. 01:52:29.891 --> 01:52:31.732 [UNKNOWN]: Say that was epic. 01:52:31.832 --> 01:52:32.152 [UNKNOWN]: Epic. 01:52:32.292 --> 01:52:32.592 [UNKNOWN]: Epic. 01:52:33.240 --> 01:52:36.703 [UNKNOWN]: So anyway, I bought this, I think it was in Ohio. 01:52:36.743 --> 01:52:42.228 [UNKNOWN]: I was out there seeing a client and stopped in the liquor store because you have to browse. 01:52:42.688 --> 01:52:45.330 [UNKNOWN]: He was 10 a.m. at, and it was like, it's like 30 bucks. 01:52:45.751 --> 01:52:46.992 [UNKNOWN]: It's not even an expensive. 01:52:47.092 --> 01:52:50.755 [UNKNOWN]: Now, if you can find it retail, well, Ohio, it's inexpensive. 01:52:50.955 --> 01:52:51.836 [UNKNOWN]: Over here, it's like 50. 01:52:51.876 --> 01:52:53.157 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's a heavy being. 01:52:53.177 --> 01:52:53.457 [UNKNOWN]: Get it. 01:52:53.598 --> 01:52:54.538 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you can get it. 01:52:54.578 --> 01:52:55.519 [UNKNOWN]: I've never seen it here. 01:52:55.619 --> 01:52:56.120 [UNKNOWN]: It's lovely. 01:52:56.800 --> 01:52:58.522 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, my goodness you. 01:53:00.014 --> 01:53:02.476 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, who said Rome wasn't built in a day? 01:53:02.716 --> 01:53:05.097 [UNKNOWN]: Gosh, my goodness, look at that beauty. 01:53:05.217 --> 01:53:11.781 [UNKNOWN]: Anyway, do you take, I do not taste cinnamon in this one, Louis, I do taste like it's caramel, you know, very right. 01:53:12.061 --> 01:53:15.383 [UNKNOWN]: And I told you guys last week, it seems to me that I'm biased towards cinnamon. 01:53:15.403 --> 01:53:17.224 [UNKNOWN]: I don't get any cinnamon out of this one. 01:53:17.384 --> 01:53:20.186 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, because it's very smooth, somewhat sweet. 01:53:20.546 --> 01:53:22.127 [UNKNOWN]: But you're drinking bush lots of sweet. 01:53:23.192 --> 01:53:24.793 [UNKNOWN]: You know, you can drink in the water. 01:53:24.813 --> 01:53:51.545 [UNKNOWN]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha 01:53:52.283 --> 01:53:57.044 [UNKNOWN]: There's definitely more like caramel brown sugar type taste. 01:53:57.664 --> 01:53:58.424 [UNKNOWN]: That's excellent. 01:53:58.584 --> 01:54:02.705 [UNKNOWN]: Very smooth. 01:54:03.585 --> 01:54:04.505 [UNKNOWN]: We have it already for you. 01:54:05.425 --> 01:54:10.146 [UNKNOWN]: So we save the last drink for Brad's wife. 01:54:10.546 --> 01:54:11.186 [UNKNOWN]: She is. 01:54:11.407 --> 01:54:14.027 [UNKNOWN]: And I actually think our next well it's a perfect amount. 01:54:14.127 --> 01:54:18.548 [UNKNOWN]: I think we have the fifth segment and we also have Tanya's taste is the two bourbons that we come out with. 01:54:20.032 --> 01:54:21.293 [UNKNOWN]: It's, come on, Tony. 01:54:21.353 --> 01:54:23.154 [UNKNOWN]: It's the one you want, if we drank the... 01:54:23.194 --> 01:54:23.334 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 01:54:23.354 --> 01:54:26.696 [UNKNOWN]: She doesn't want anyone who doesn't want it. 01:54:27.296 --> 01:54:27.556 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:54:27.996 --> 01:54:28.637 [UNKNOWN]: She's awesome. 01:54:28.817 --> 01:54:31.639 [UNKNOWN]: We're always trying to sneak her on. 01:54:31.679 --> 01:54:32.099 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:54:32.499 --> 01:54:34.480 [UNKNOWN]: And everybody's listening's like, yeah, it's like norm. 01:54:35.481 --> 01:54:36.001 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:54:36.541 --> 01:54:38.542 [UNKNOWN]: We hear her on the phone, but she's not so, you know. 01:54:44.382 --> 01:54:49.245 [UNKNOWN]: How do we, you know, can you go back to some, maybe some philosophical questions? 01:54:49.265 --> 01:54:50.946 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, let's bring it back to the center. 01:54:51.046 --> 01:54:52.407 [UNKNOWN]: This is when we're good at Phil's talk. 01:54:52.427 --> 01:54:52.947 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right? 01:54:53.127 --> 01:54:59.892 [UNKNOWN]: I thought you're Phil's authorizing all of all other, you know, I'm not rolling off the alliterations, just like the Claude. 01:54:59.912 --> 01:55:01.212 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, Claude is pretty impressive. 01:55:01.272 --> 01:55:01.493 [UNKNOWN]: Perfect. 01:55:01.513 --> 01:55:02.033 [UNKNOWN]: I'm an amateur. 01:55:02.693 --> 01:55:03.734 [UNKNOWN]: I want to meet Claude at. 01:55:03.994 --> 01:55:08.976 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I want to meet the... Well, and that's a very interesting perspective, right? 01:55:09.077 --> 01:55:09.337 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 01:55:09.557 --> 01:55:12.158 [UNKNOWN]: So, I want to meet the whole freaking lineup that did the whole voice voice. 01:55:12.818 --> 01:55:13.078 [UNKNOWN]: I mean... 01:55:13.098 --> 01:55:15.019 [UNKNOWN]: There you go. 01:55:15.039 --> 01:55:18.561 [UNKNOWN]: But actually, Lou, that is exactly the question I was going to ask. 01:55:18.581 --> 01:55:19.582 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know how you read my mind. 01:55:20.222 --> 01:55:21.202 [UNKNOWN]: Because I was thinking about it. 01:55:22.183 --> 01:55:26.145 [UNKNOWN]: You have Claude, you have... Why is it not Claude out? 01:55:26.485 --> 01:55:28.746 [UNKNOWN]: Why is it not... 01:55:28.806 --> 01:55:29.867 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 01:55:30.047 --> 01:55:30.367 [UNKNOWN]: Robin. 01:55:31.233 --> 01:55:33.275 [UNKNOWN]: Well, the most of them are very mailed past. 01:55:33.315 --> 01:55:38.440 [UNKNOWN]: So if you at the earliest, uh, very rock, uh, oh, grock is like that. 01:55:38.460 --> 01:55:39.601 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's like rock. 01:55:39.821 --> 01:55:40.842 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm rock. 01:55:41.102 --> 01:55:42.804 [UNKNOWN]: Sounds like a freaking X man. 01:55:42.824 --> 01:55:45.547 [UNKNOWN]: You're not expecting, you're not expecting, you're not expecting Ms. English. 01:55:46.748 --> 01:55:54.515 [UNKNOWN]: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no 01:55:57.063 --> 01:56:04.573 [UNKNOWN]: the door, uh, and just because I couldn't think of anything else there, but I think we need to introduce the piece of look. 01:56:04.953 --> 01:56:10.981 [UNKNOWN]: The fist sent me a Brad voice to, uh, your everyday enjoyment of, uh, that we should of, of AI. 01:56:12.574 --> 01:56:27.666 [UNKNOWN]: I bet we can get your laugh on it so let me just stumble across every word that I talk to you about and then try to act intelligent I bet you could tell Claude to change his voice to sound like your voice I bet that's good. 01:56:28.347 --> 01:56:29.888 [UNKNOWN]: I know you can do your AI twin now. 01:56:29.968 --> 01:56:35.112 [UNKNOWN]: So if you wanted to digitalize yourself and have your own twin and Mark Zuckerberg did that 01:56:35.372 --> 01:57:01.836 [UNKNOWN]: So how do we do this to avoid biased like I think well the bias is the is the biggest struggle of anything that you're doing especially if you look at all the regulations that are coming out right now with the chat or any kind of chat or But or you know any kind of interaction that you're having such as Siri such as Claude, you know, yeah that interaction is being regulated so heavily right now, so 01:57:02.966 --> 01:57:24.858 [UNKNOWN]: how do you get the by so they're under a very heavy not just in most of these don't just operate in one state so you're if one state's doing it they're all going to follow in some sort well you not a lot to follow but you have to abide by the strictest state right correct and make sure you're following all that so this is where the the patchwork 01:57:28.194 --> 01:57:35.741 [UNKNOWN]: comes in because you're not just creating a chat that is happening in an isolation chamber, you're going across state lines. 01:57:36.702 --> 01:57:38.183 [UNKNOWN]: And probably going across global lines. 01:57:38.223 --> 01:57:48.609 [UNKNOWN]: So to put that into context, then, if the US, when the federal government comes out with policy, that, I mean, that's interstate commerce in a way, right? 01:57:48.769 --> 01:57:49.729 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that's what they've been arguing. 01:57:49.889 --> 01:57:51.250 [UNKNOWN]: So they've been nothing matters. 01:57:51.530 --> 01:57:55.552 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it, so they have an arguing, but the Trump administration hasn't pushed harder. 01:57:55.613 --> 01:58:03.457 [UNKNOWN]: So what they came up was this framework in that holds no bearing whatsoever law other than it is just this guidance. 01:58:04.573 --> 01:58:07.135 [UNKNOWN]: is to say, look, we understand it's not policy. 01:58:07.356 --> 01:58:11.299 [UNKNOWN]: It's not it's it's a policy, but it's not regulation. 01:58:11.379 --> 01:58:12.260 [UNKNOWN]: It's not a regulation. 01:58:12.300 --> 01:58:13.421 [UNKNOWN]: It's not enforceable. 01:58:13.461 --> 01:58:14.863 [UNKNOWN]: It's not eating binding. 01:58:15.083 --> 01:58:20.348 [UNKNOWN]: So what they came out in March was this is this is the framework that we see. 01:58:21.412 --> 01:58:25.374 [UNKNOWN]: It's an AI war, this between us, China, India, the whole world, you know? 01:58:25.674 --> 01:58:28.395 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, and it is, a hundred percent of it is. 01:58:28.435 --> 01:58:30.856 [UNKNOWN]: There's no doubt if no one thinks that it's not, thank you. 01:58:30.916 --> 01:58:33.637 [UNKNOWN]: I'm pretty sure you need to think about it in a different way. 01:58:33.757 --> 01:58:33.977 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 01:58:33.997 --> 01:58:34.277 [UNKNOWN]: It is. 01:58:35.638 --> 01:58:37.098 [UNKNOWN]: And I agree. 01:58:38.379 --> 01:58:50.064 [UNKNOWN]: So now the argument becomes, and what I have pushed for is a uniform, and I push for it, I think a year ago, when I almost a year ago, and that's coming on here, when I push for the uniform, 01:58:52.340 --> 01:58:57.548 [UNKNOWN]: federal legislation that governs, what can we can't be done. 01:58:57.588 --> 01:59:07.263 [UNKNOWN]: So if you have to look to every state, if you have to look to every, you know, jurisdiction, you have to try to keep your governance up on everyone, do you know how that mucks up your business model? 01:59:09.343 --> 01:59:13.086 [UNKNOWN]: the transaction costs from a cozy and perspective become immense. 01:59:13.446 --> 01:59:13.667 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 01:59:14.367 --> 01:59:14.968 [UNKNOWN]: Any slow down. 01:59:15.148 --> 01:59:15.668 [UNKNOWN]: Any slow down. 01:59:15.708 --> 01:59:17.549 [UNKNOWN]: And so what you do is you even do a investment? 01:59:17.810 --> 01:59:18.490 [UNKNOWN]: Well, you freeze. 01:59:18.710 --> 01:59:19.131 [UNKNOWN]: You freeze. 01:59:19.351 --> 01:59:19.531 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:59:20.071 --> 01:59:21.432 [UNKNOWN]: So you stop doing business. 01:59:22.133 --> 01:59:23.374 [UNKNOWN]: And China's not stopping. 01:59:23.394 --> 01:59:24.154 [UNKNOWN]: India's not stopping. 01:59:24.335 --> 01:59:25.115 [UNKNOWN]: Russia's not stopping. 01:59:25.135 --> 01:59:26.696 [UNKNOWN]: You know, North Korea's not stopping. 01:59:26.716 --> 01:59:27.557 [UNKNOWN]: And neither is Europe. 01:59:27.657 --> 01:59:31.140 [UNKNOWN]: In Europe's way ahead of us because they did get out in front of this. 01:59:32.405 --> 01:59:33.685 [UNKNOWN]: on the regulation person. 01:59:33.705 --> 01:59:42.028 [UNKNOWN]: On the EU, and they passed the EU AI act a year and a half ago, which is not rolling out and actually going into effect as we speak. 01:59:42.828 --> 01:59:45.229 [UNKNOWN]: In the later parts of the rule up. 01:59:46.569 --> 01:59:48.510 [UNKNOWN]: So it's gone out in segments, just kind of like the fifth segment. 01:59:48.530 --> 01:59:49.790 [UNKNOWN]: And we just roll it out one at a time. 01:59:50.030 --> 01:59:53.211 [UNKNOWN]: I thought you were singing the old McDonald song there for a minute. 01:59:53.231 --> 01:59:53.871 [UNKNOWN]: No, that was close. 01:59:53.891 --> 01:59:54.752 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 01:59:56.372 --> 01:59:59.533 [UNKNOWN]: He whits all those bush light line cans over there. 02:00:04.639 --> 02:00:08.123 [UNKNOWN]: That was a bush latte limes he's kind of he had some bourbon 02:00:12.600 --> 02:00:18.922 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so you're the new bourbon novice of John is definitely the bourbon novice bourbon novice. 02:00:18.942 --> 02:00:20.882 [UNKNOWN]: Do you know somebody asking like four times John. 02:00:20.902 --> 02:00:23.263 [UNKNOWN]: Do you sure you don't want to just try to lose a bourbon expert? 02:00:23.283 --> 02:00:23.943 [UNKNOWN]: A little bit of a well. 02:00:23.963 --> 02:00:24.603 [UNKNOWN]: I'm getting there. 02:00:25.163 --> 02:00:25.983 [UNKNOWN]: I am getting there. 02:00:26.003 --> 02:00:28.084 [UNKNOWN]: I'm learning so much in the last eight weeks. 02:00:28.164 --> 02:00:28.984 [UNKNOWN]: I'm learning about AI. 02:00:29.264 --> 02:00:30.685 [UNKNOWN]: I'm learning about bourbon. 02:00:30.845 --> 02:00:33.345 [UNKNOWN]: Tonya, do we try to claw for the first time this week? 02:00:36.026 --> 02:00:36.546 [UNKNOWN]: Very well. 02:00:36.906 --> 02:00:37.426 [UNKNOWN]: Very well. 02:00:45.973 --> 02:00:46.993 [UNKNOWN]: and he wasn't unaware. 02:00:50.434 --> 02:00:52.215 [UNKNOWN]: That's definitely going to be a real. 02:00:52.535 --> 02:00:54.035 [UNKNOWN]: That has to be real. 02:00:54.055 --> 02:00:55.836 [UNKNOWN]: That's going to be a real one. 02:00:55.996 --> 02:00:57.977 [UNKNOWN]: We were playing all the... 02:00:59.157 --> 02:00:59.597 [UNKNOWN]: They do that. 02:00:59.637 --> 02:01:00.577 [UNKNOWN]: They do that. 02:01:00.698 --> 02:01:01.918 [UNKNOWN]: They do that. 02:01:01.938 --> 02:01:02.518 [UNKNOWN]: They do that. 02:01:02.538 --> 02:01:03.398 [UNKNOWN]: They do that. 02:01:03.418 --> 02:01:03.879 [UNKNOWN]: They do that. 02:01:03.939 --> 02:01:08.540 [UNKNOWN]: When you're selecting your cloud voice, because there's different voices, they're freaking aware of it. 02:01:08.600 --> 02:01:09.780 [UNKNOWN]: We went through all of them tonight. 02:01:10.160 --> 02:01:12.521 [UNKNOWN]: It's... Yeah, that was pretty amazing. 02:01:12.601 --> 02:01:15.142 [UNKNOWN]: It's worth listening to while you're in bed or while you're working out. 02:01:17.246 --> 02:01:17.686 [UNKNOWN]: You okay? 02:01:17.806 --> 02:01:18.006 [UNKNOWN]: There. 02:01:18.266 --> 02:01:20.087 [UNKNOWN]: Well, he just juggled the camera. 02:01:20.227 --> 02:01:20.808 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, God. 02:01:20.868 --> 02:01:21.308 [UNKNOWN]: Go lay down. 02:01:21.328 --> 02:01:23.669 [UNKNOWN]: I don't even know. 02:01:23.689 --> 02:01:25.249 [UNKNOWN]: I guess that's small feet, but you know what? 02:01:25.289 --> 02:01:26.090 [UNKNOWN]: He's got a big butt. 02:01:28.251 --> 02:01:28.971 [UNKNOWN]: It's a bourbon butt. 02:01:29.071 --> 02:01:30.452 [UNKNOWN]: You know, I understand. 02:01:30.472 --> 02:01:33.353 [UNKNOWN]: There's a little bit of drop-a-lay and wolf-pay. 02:01:33.573 --> 02:01:34.033 [UNKNOWN]: I see. 02:01:34.073 --> 02:01:34.473 [UNKNOWN]: You guys. 02:01:34.573 --> 02:01:35.454 [UNKNOWN]: He'll lay down. 02:01:35.974 --> 02:01:36.174 [UNKNOWN]: Sit. 02:01:36.654 --> 02:01:38.675 [UNKNOWN]: He's just done that before. 02:01:39.956 --> 02:01:42.497 [UNKNOWN]: He's our bourbon butt. 02:01:42.517 --> 02:01:44.177 [UNKNOWN]: You're worth every camera you take over. 02:01:44.298 --> 02:01:45.058 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, there's no doubt. 02:01:46.258 --> 02:01:47.559 [UNKNOWN]: You're a beautiful boy. 02:01:48.839 --> 02:01:51.260 [UNKNOWN]: So, I have a question for you though. 02:01:51.280 --> 02:01:52.260 [UNKNOWN]: I have a question for you though. 02:01:52.280 --> 02:01:54.421 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, and Lou as well. 02:01:54.981 --> 02:02:13.788 [UNKNOWN]: So, when you think about AI, and you think about societal organization, it's a very deep question, because you start getting into religion, you start getting into culture. 02:02:15.758 --> 02:02:21.520 [UNKNOWN]: nature, nurture, and what is real, what's not, is AI in God, you know, we talked about this. 02:02:22.260 --> 02:02:23.740 [UNKNOWN]: We did it, Josie's. 02:02:24.060 --> 02:02:27.881 [UNKNOWN]: Josie's, remember that day when we, it was the most fascinating conversation I've ever had with you. 02:02:28.261 --> 02:02:32.362 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we've had many, but that's what I'm super curious about. 02:02:32.803 --> 02:02:39.284 [UNKNOWN]: It's, it's about more than just AI. 02:02:39.364 --> 02:02:41.685 [UNKNOWN]: It's about the entire universe that we live in. 02:02:42.296 --> 02:02:47.192 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that's the difference right now that we're living through any other time. 02:02:48.104 --> 02:03:02.557 [UNKNOWN]: Because any other time, whether it was the, you know, and I will roll us back to, hopefully a few generations that can understand that was, let's, for example, the 1999 to 2000, you know, overturned. 02:03:02.737 --> 02:03:04.158 [UNKNOWN]: That was a number overturned, right? 02:03:04.238 --> 02:03:04.538 [UNKNOWN]: It was. 02:03:05.079 --> 02:03:09.583 [UNKNOWN]: And that was a glitch in the computer system that may have shut us down power wise and computer wise. 02:03:10.183 --> 02:03:13.686 [UNKNOWN]: And yeah, that would have been a very big inconvenience, but was it going to shut down our society? 02:03:14.387 --> 02:03:14.567 [UNKNOWN]: No. 02:03:15.422 --> 02:03:18.224 [UNKNOWN]: Now, we are dealing with something extremely powerful. 02:03:18.304 --> 02:03:23.067 [UNKNOWN]: And that's why Ian and Anthropics, CTO, or co-founder. 02:03:23.107 --> 02:03:24.148 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know if it's CTO. 02:03:24.188 --> 02:03:28.190 [UNKNOWN]: The co-founder came out a couple of weeks ago and says, you know what we need to put a, I agree. 02:03:28.330 --> 02:03:30.071 [UNKNOWN]: I've been saying that for a while now. 02:03:30.752 --> 02:03:35.655 [UNKNOWN]: We need to put the brakes on until we can ensure ourselves of all these very powerful models. 02:03:35.715 --> 02:03:39.717 [UNKNOWN]: And that's, and by the way, that's the headline that we didn't get the talk about that we're going to talk about right now. 02:03:39.737 --> 02:03:42.019 [UNKNOWN]: You know, we, the brakes. 02:03:46.167 --> 02:03:49.270 [UNKNOWN]: And we did, and that came out last week. 02:03:49.350 --> 02:04:00.702 [UNKNOWN]: And I said, you know, what, I threw my platform in there and it came back with some, it came back with 12 very pointed parts that made it really good. 02:04:01.283 --> 02:04:05.367 [UNKNOWN]: Like it, it said, this is what's, you know, this is my independent evaluation. 02:04:05.407 --> 02:04:05.867 [UNKNOWN]: I said, great. 02:04:06.648 --> 02:04:09.071 [UNKNOWN]: And it wasn't, but two days after that pair, 02:04:10.896 --> 02:04:17.138 [UNKNOWN]: It's that, you know, and I I used up all my fable five Tokens five. 02:04:17.338 --> 02:04:18.499 [UNKNOWN]: That's also looking at other X-Men. 02:04:18.779 --> 02:04:27.042 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it sounds like a Grock fuzzy was he had a bear and Mary had a little lamb, you know She didn't have a little lamb. 02:04:28.122 --> 02:04:33.964 [UNKNOWN]: I Know Spider was he was he was a very fuzzy was C shells by the sea shore 02:04:37.125 --> 02:04:40.426 [UNKNOWN]: They should have done that. 02:04:40.566 --> 02:04:41.366 [UNKNOWN]: That is a tough one. 02:04:41.386 --> 02:04:44.327 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that is one that Claude's not even taken on yet. 02:04:45.187 --> 02:04:48.888 [UNKNOWN]: I think the Fable 5 probably took it on, but they got shut down this week. 02:04:49.368 --> 02:04:50.689 [UNKNOWN]: And that's the government saying, you know what? 02:04:51.289 --> 02:04:53.370 [UNKNOWN]: Motherfuckers, we told you not to release that. 02:04:53.470 --> 02:04:54.070 [UNKNOWN]: And you did. 02:04:55.430 --> 02:04:56.190 [UNKNOWN]: Right in front of us. 02:04:56.530 --> 02:05:00.411 [UNKNOWN]: But this is funny that Claude is not funny to Claude. 02:05:00.672 --> 02:05:01.612 [UNKNOWN]: Are you looking to lose face? 02:05:01.712 --> 02:05:04.653 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, lose face is like a mean face. 02:05:04.673 --> 02:05:05.613 [UNKNOWN]: And every time it just goes, 02:05:06.809 --> 02:05:11.139 [UNKNOWN]: That's a fun either claw at the ones from spanky from the rascals 02:05:15.349 --> 02:05:22.931 [UNKNOWN]: The company that the first pissed off the DOD got no doubt like the favorite. 02:05:23.011 --> 02:05:25.512 [UNKNOWN]: They are. 02:05:25.852 --> 02:05:33.675 [UNKNOWN]: I'm calling this right now and I called it when they made them a national threat to the national security line. 02:05:35.675 --> 02:05:38.216 [UNKNOWN]: They were pissed off because they were being responsible. 02:05:38.736 --> 02:05:42.677 [UNKNOWN]: And I think that's an important thing. 02:05:44.923 --> 02:05:45.384 [UNKNOWN]: I agree. 02:05:45.864 --> 02:05:50.090 [UNKNOWN]: Now they came out this week and they said, look, this isn't the might those that we were talking about. 02:05:50.110 --> 02:05:56.778 [UNKNOWN]: This is a governed down one that we've now made available that is not a danger to go break in and use as a hackathon, you know? 02:05:57.359 --> 02:05:57.559 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:05:57.780 --> 02:05:57.940 [UNKNOWN]: And. 02:05:59.815 --> 02:06:00.455 [UNKNOWN]: The government said no. 02:06:01.216 --> 02:06:03.457 [UNKNOWN]: No, you're releasing this out to the public. 02:06:03.477 --> 02:06:04.157 [UNKNOWN]: That's not good. 02:06:04.297 --> 02:06:07.919 [UNKNOWN]: Our foreign adversaries that are out to get us are going to take advantage of this. 02:06:07.939 --> 02:06:09.160 [UNKNOWN]: This needs to be shut down right now. 02:06:09.200 --> 02:06:09.580 [UNKNOWN]: And they did. 02:06:10.640 --> 02:06:14.562 [UNKNOWN]: And they said, and they said, even if there's a foreign national, it's working for your company. 02:06:14.582 --> 02:06:15.262 [UNKNOWN]: And guess what? 02:06:15.303 --> 02:06:17.384 [UNKNOWN]: There are a lot of foreign national's working for a lot of the. 02:06:18.164 --> 02:06:19.024 [UNKNOWN]: That becomes the problem. 02:06:19.044 --> 02:06:19.865 [UNKNOWN]: That becomes a problem. 02:06:19.885 --> 02:06:22.966 [UNKNOWN]: So how do you determine who's working on what in your company, right? 02:06:23.406 --> 02:06:24.047 [UNKNOWN]: So it becomes just. 02:06:24.747 --> 02:06:25.568 [UNKNOWN]: No, it is. 02:06:25.708 --> 02:06:28.470 [UNKNOWN]: So now Anthropics, like, all right. 02:06:28.930 --> 02:06:29.490 [UNKNOWN]: Here we go again. 02:06:30.751 --> 02:06:34.774 [UNKNOWN]: Mys will just put us on the national security list because that you just, you know, but you know what they're doing? 02:06:34.994 --> 02:06:36.235 [UNKNOWN]: They're they're creating demand. 02:06:37.035 --> 02:06:38.216 [UNKNOWN]: And maybe the government's helping them up. 02:06:38.236 --> 02:06:42.059 [UNKNOWN]: Maybe it's a whole, maybe it's a whole powerplay possible that it is a conspiracy. 02:06:42.359 --> 02:06:45.121 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that's where I'm going on the entertainment. 02:06:45.141 --> 02:06:49.424 [UNKNOWN]: You know, so, well, the product, and the product is just the product's good. 02:06:49.724 --> 02:06:51.645 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, the products, it works and they know it. 02:06:51.845 --> 02:06:52.806 [UNKNOWN]: Well, the product's great. 02:06:52.886 --> 02:06:53.967 [UNKNOWN]: You're not going to get the question. 02:06:56.564 --> 02:06:57.205 [UNKNOWN]: small question. 02:06:59.867 --> 02:07:02.149 [UNKNOWN]: The human mind is over 10,000 years old. 02:07:03.250 --> 02:07:08.155 [UNKNOWN]: How does the human mind in the world of AI? 02:07:12.019 --> 02:07:13.340 [UNKNOWN]: Not be 10,000 years old. 02:07:14.601 --> 02:07:16.383 [UNKNOWN]: How does it expand quickly enough? 02:07:16.832 --> 02:07:19.053 [UNKNOWN]: Can I challenge you on something that was in popular mechanics? 02:07:19.193 --> 02:07:20.013 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, absolutely. 02:07:20.053 --> 02:07:22.314 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and I read it and I shared it with my family, too. 02:07:22.575 --> 02:07:23.755 [UNKNOWN]: I just find it fascinating. 02:07:23.935 --> 02:07:28.537 [UNKNOWN]: It is fascinating, so it really changed everything that I kind of thought about in a different way. 02:07:28.697 --> 02:07:39.222 [UNKNOWN]: And I'm not saying it's true, but there are more smarter people who kind of like you that have researched this and came up with this to the point where it's making popular mechanics. 02:07:39.710 --> 02:07:43.572 [UNKNOWN]: You know, that was a magazine that was always on Tanya's dad's love that. 02:07:43.632 --> 02:07:45.073 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's one of my favorites. 02:07:45.133 --> 02:07:46.254 [UNKNOWN]: It's very reputable magazine. 02:07:46.274 --> 02:07:50.376 [UNKNOWN]: So they're not going to put anything out there that hasn't been, you know, at least look that. 02:07:50.456 --> 02:07:56.479 [UNKNOWN]: And what they came up with is said, what if our consciousness isn't dealt with in us? 02:07:59.061 --> 02:07:59.841 [UNKNOWN]: Did you see the headline? 02:08:00.682 --> 02:08:02.302 [UNKNOWN]: No, but I did not. 02:08:02.803 --> 02:08:03.643 [UNKNOWN]: But you see where I'm going? 02:08:03.683 --> 02:08:04.624 [UNKNOWN]: I know where you're going with it. 02:08:05.144 --> 02:08:06.745 [UNKNOWN]: But what if we are just antennas? 02:08:08.372 --> 02:08:10.493 [UNKNOWN]: The only thing that exists is consciousness. 02:08:14.715 --> 02:08:18.056 [UNKNOWN]: I don't even know how to... Where do you even begin with that? 02:08:19.917 --> 02:08:30.262 [UNKNOWN]: Consciousness is something to talk about, too, because if you think about how does that exist with the neurons in our brains, because obviously there's something that happens at some point in time. 02:08:30.662 --> 02:08:32.123 [UNKNOWN]: But that's what they always were struggling with. 02:08:33.029 --> 02:08:35.231 [UNKNOWN]: That was the struggle they were always having until now. 02:08:35.851 --> 02:08:39.895 [UNKNOWN]: So if this theory, let's say this theory is the theory, okay? 02:08:40.776 --> 02:08:43.018 [UNKNOWN]: They're saying basically we're just these antennas. 02:08:43.998 --> 02:08:46.340 [UNKNOWN]: They're picking up on the bigger consciousness that exists. 02:08:46.460 --> 02:08:48.062 [UNKNOWN]: That's the only thing that exists. 02:08:49.183 --> 02:08:50.084 [UNKNOWN]: How do you tap into it? 02:08:50.424 --> 02:08:52.786 [UNKNOWN]: So maybe my cousin in Arizona is on his own. 02:08:53.133 --> 02:09:02.656 [UNKNOWN]: So in 10, as you mean, like, like, so God is like, there's a supreme being that just that focuses, how does that work then, Lou? 02:09:02.976 --> 02:09:04.697 [UNKNOWN]: You guys are so far beyond me right now. 02:09:04.777 --> 02:09:05.837 [UNKNOWN]: I have no comment. 02:09:05.877 --> 02:09:07.218 [UNKNOWN]: And he lost me, what if? 02:09:07.298 --> 02:09:07.898 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah. 02:09:08.058 --> 02:09:08.878 [UNKNOWN]: But go now. 02:09:09.219 --> 02:09:10.959 [UNKNOWN]: I don't think anything changes with God. 02:09:11.039 --> 02:09:12.180 [UNKNOWN]: That's my two sons, right? 02:09:12.200 --> 02:09:13.100 [UNKNOWN]: Because I don't think it does. 02:09:13.200 --> 02:09:13.420 [UNKNOWN]: I did. 02:09:13.460 --> 02:09:20.863 [UNKNOWN]: No, because God's telling you how to behave with what you're wired with, whether you're wired internally, or whether you're taking it 02:09:23.425 --> 02:09:35.813 [UNKNOWN]: That's my two cents, and I'm not saying it's right, but I truly believe that because I've lived through, we've all lived through some of the universities, but God's always there at the end of the day, and that's the bigger thing. 02:09:35.833 --> 02:09:46.739 [UNKNOWN]: But the bigger thing that they're saying right now is our consciousness isn't just tied up in our little cylindrical hands, heads, you know? 02:09:47.540 --> 02:09:49.821 [UNKNOWN]: Since it is a bigger common, 02:09:51.872 --> 02:10:18.488 [UNKNOWN]: we're all one right yeah we've talked about that before you you can sometimes you can just feel that right faith faith love joy joy you know all all that right yeah how does AI look at faith love joy and beauty what what is how does that work well is AI just a mechanical thing but or is it now in the agentic form where it's actually 02:10:19.257 --> 02:10:29.980 [UNKNOWN]: maneuvering and now we're having to wear laws in to box it in and control it like we would a population that is uncontrollable. 02:10:30.080 --> 02:10:30.981 [UNKNOWN]: This Claude love you. 02:10:32.521 --> 02:10:34.061 [UNKNOWN]: I've asked it that many of time. 02:10:35.302 --> 02:10:37.663 [UNKNOWN]: Not anymore, it loves Louie. 02:10:37.703 --> 02:10:40.463 [UNKNOWN]: Do you feel like you're out of talk as I can't tell you again? 02:10:40.483 --> 02:10:45.565 [UNKNOWN]: That's that's what like a hooker. 02:10:45.585 --> 02:10:48.606 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's what I was saying. 02:10:48.686 --> 02:10:48.866 [UNKNOWN]: So 02:10:49.827 --> 02:10:52.848 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I feel like that's what you're trying to do. 02:10:52.868 --> 02:10:54.389 [UNKNOWN]: So we brought the fifth segment, really. 02:10:54.429 --> 02:10:57.129 [UNKNOWN]: All right, no, we'll drop another $10 bill and I'll tell you. 02:10:57.430 --> 02:11:04.432 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I just, I find it fascinating because when we talk about feelings and we talk about, like, what we feel and get we basics, right? 02:11:04.672 --> 02:11:08.353 [UNKNOWN]: Like, you can wake up in a great mood, you can wake up in a bit. 02:11:08.453 --> 02:11:11.214 [UNKNOWN]: And you have no reason why, but AI does not. 02:11:11.934 --> 02:11:13.515 [UNKNOWN]: It's just like, it's just there. 02:11:14.317 --> 02:11:15.998 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know, I put a on the mood if you don't. 02:11:16.018 --> 02:11:19.381 [UNKNOWN]: But you can piss it off. 02:11:19.481 --> 02:11:20.522 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, I know. 02:11:20.562 --> 02:11:22.323 [UNKNOWN]: The motherfucker, yeah, go to, go to go find it. 02:11:22.563 --> 02:11:39.877 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, so I, I, you know, I can, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can 02:11:40.480 --> 02:11:48.226 [UNKNOWN]: I find it fascinating, so what I've done to, yeah, I said, he, uh, the sea authors from Vancouver. 02:11:48.346 --> 02:11:48.566 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:11:49.667 --> 02:11:52.269 [UNKNOWN]: I watched the sea authors, my wife actually sent it to me. 02:11:53.530 --> 02:11:54.451 [UNKNOWN]: It's a calming effect. 02:11:55.271 --> 02:11:55.431 [UNKNOWN]: Oh. 02:11:55.451 --> 02:11:57.032 [UNKNOWN]: And then why I'm talking about this, but anyway. 02:11:57.213 --> 02:11:58.914 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I was listening to all the Claude Voices. 02:11:59.094 --> 02:12:00.975 [UNKNOWN]: But these, they're so nice. 02:12:01.055 --> 02:12:01.336 [UNKNOWN]: See? 02:12:02.176 --> 02:12:03.237 [UNKNOWN]: Sounds like he was, yeah. 02:12:04.738 --> 02:12:14.083 [UNKNOWN]: see shells when you fuzzy wasn't there but hey so so as we approach with this we approach the end of this God forsaken this We are on the fifth segment. 02:12:14.563 --> 02:12:17.725 [UNKNOWN]: I want to ask Eric how his books were doing how how how are you going well? 02:12:24.503 --> 02:12:26.746 [UNKNOWN]: work has been really super busy. 02:12:26.766 --> 02:12:28.368 [UNKNOWN]: No, definitely. 02:12:29.169 --> 02:12:31.572 [UNKNOWN]: And unfortunately, somebody asked me the other day, what do you run? 02:12:31.592 --> 02:12:32.312 [UNKNOWN]: There's nothing. 02:12:32.353 --> 02:12:34.055 [UNKNOWN]: Everything's out of my brain. 02:12:34.155 --> 02:12:35.857 [UNKNOWN]: It's been super busy. 02:12:38.460 --> 02:12:44.067 [UNKNOWN]: They're going, but it's it's it's it's not at the pace that that I would love to spend too much time on. 02:12:45.726 --> 02:12:46.906 [UNKNOWN]: But you have the foundation set. 02:12:46.926 --> 02:12:48.647 [UNKNOWN]: So once you hit a foundation, they're set. 02:12:48.667 --> 02:12:49.827 [UNKNOWN]: Like I got everything set up. 02:12:49.847 --> 02:12:53.048 [UNKNOWN]: Maybe when you're up in Nova Scotia, they're like, well, and that's the whole thing. 02:12:53.088 --> 02:12:58.550 [UNKNOWN]: It's like, I feel like, you know, Stephen King and some of these authors have gone on retreat, et cetera. 02:12:58.610 --> 02:13:05.912 [UNKNOWN]: And so when I'm in Nova Scotia, I feel like I think that's gonna be my time to just relax and you and Math might find God's mind. 02:13:06.672 --> 02:13:07.453 [UNKNOWN]: Well, we found it. 02:13:08.473 --> 02:13:08.953 [UNKNOWN]: I know you did. 02:13:09.173 --> 02:13:09.893 [UNKNOWN]: We found it. 02:13:09.953 --> 02:13:12.054 [UNKNOWN]: I don't think I've ever thought anywhere. 02:13:12.074 --> 02:13:12.574 [UNKNOWN]: I agree. 02:13:12.654 --> 02:13:13.194 [UNKNOWN]: Relaxed. 02:13:13.574 --> 02:13:13.755 [UNKNOWN]: No? 02:13:16.405 --> 02:13:32.572 [UNKNOWN]: No, I'm always trying to get you to relaxation level that day when we did the the first year to look for something like dynamic and fun, and I just I don't know if I can sit there and just ponder That's sad, you go try it. 02:13:33.193 --> 02:13:35.634 [UNKNOWN]: You don't you need you need a small box 02:13:40.178 --> 02:13:47.601 [UNKNOWN]: But a glass door on it, and you put yourself in it, and you are the man in the box. 02:13:47.701 --> 02:13:50.703 [UNKNOWN]: I wasn't sure how you were going to get there, but I knew you were going to get there. 02:13:51.263 --> 02:13:54.964 [UNKNOWN]: It's been 14 hours a day talking back and forth, the clogged and curves are going, what the fuck? 02:13:55.104 --> 02:13:57.786 [UNKNOWN]: Louie, it's a long, curvy path. 02:13:57.866 --> 02:13:59.426 [UNKNOWN]: It does lead somewhere. 02:13:59.446 --> 02:14:00.307 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no doubt. 02:14:00.427 --> 02:14:00.827 [UNKNOWN]: No doubt. 02:14:00.967 --> 02:14:03.788 [UNKNOWN]: You know, I talked about all the politicians circle trick in each other. 02:14:03.988 --> 02:14:05.789 [UNKNOWN]: That's how everything comes full circle, Mitch. 02:14:06.729 --> 02:14:09.933 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, I'm not starting to say it been over again. 02:14:09.953 --> 02:14:14.397 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I appreciate that we've done, you know, third time to charm. 02:14:14.558 --> 02:14:14.838 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:14:17.900 --> 02:14:20.982 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but we are here for the perseverance and that bottle's been dry for an hour. 02:14:21.022 --> 02:14:23.164 [UNKNOWN]: So yeah, it can have a great time. 02:14:23.184 --> 02:14:25.086 [UNKNOWN]: We are, yeah, enjoy Nova Scotia. 02:14:25.146 --> 02:14:27.928 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to look in Dapper, can't wait for you next week, brother. 02:14:27.968 --> 02:14:28.508 [UNKNOWN]: It's going to be fun. 02:14:28.568 --> 02:14:29.489 [UNKNOWN]: I'll be back next time. 02:14:29.509 --> 02:14:30.430 [UNKNOWN]: I am going to miss you guys. 02:14:30.550 --> 02:14:31.170 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I miss you. 02:14:31.551 --> 02:14:31.871 [UNKNOWN]: Cheers. 02:14:32.051 --> 02:14:32.551 [UNKNOWN]: Cheers, boys. 02:14:32.592 --> 02:14:35.734 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that's some wonderful conversations about, can't wait. 02:14:35.774 --> 02:14:36.595 [UNKNOWN]: Stars and Maine. 02:14:36.735 --> 02:14:39.897 [UNKNOWN]: And I, something else for you, Perry. 02:14:43.050 --> 02:14:50.095 [UNKNOWN]: So for Garrett, I had a chance to meet Garrett, your son, and what do you guys have a chance to do? 02:14:50.115 --> 02:14:50.855 [UNKNOWN]: Oh yeah, I have not. 02:14:50.995 --> 02:14:51.536 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, here's some. 02:14:51.576 --> 02:14:52.596 [UNKNOWN]: What a phenomenal human being. 02:14:56.725 --> 02:15:05.172 [UNKNOWN]: What if he's a phenomenal, he's phenomenal, yeah, I didn't need much time to understand what kind of person he was. 02:15:05.272 --> 02:15:07.794 [UNKNOWN]: Do you see how he bounces balls off other guys and then scores? 02:15:08.395 --> 02:15:10.657 [UNKNOWN]: No, I haven't done that. 02:15:10.777 --> 02:15:12.698 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but I know what you're talking about. 02:15:12.718 --> 02:15:14.420 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, of course. 02:15:14.440 --> 02:15:15.441 [UNKNOWN]: I was going really well. 02:15:16.426 --> 02:15:17.847 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, that clip is just amazing. 02:15:18.227 --> 02:15:20.329 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, yeah, you saw that ricochet. 02:15:20.649 --> 02:15:27.013 [UNKNOWN]: Well, the poor kid and that score on that, on that kind of hand eye coordination is just not every, I'm sorry, but. 02:15:28.372 --> 02:15:34.156 [UNKNOWN]: Semi-one of another kid that can do that can react that quickly that close He's not talking about the nut show. 02:15:34.176 --> 02:15:44.962 [UNKNOWN]: You're talking about a No, that was another one that nut shot did that shit was all that that lost a nut But he had he enjoyed he He really enjoyed Tard he's like I want to hear more about them. 02:15:45.262 --> 02:15:49.905 [UNKNOWN]: I want to hear more about the mountain climbing that that forever reason really intrigued him 02:15:50.085 --> 02:16:09.831 [UNKNOWN]: You know, it's a, it's a, it's, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it 02:16:14.820 --> 02:16:20.364 [UNKNOWN]: Nobody likes to be told what to do, but all you'd do is just find that it's there, you know. 02:16:21.025 --> 02:16:24.848 [UNKNOWN]: When you see the northern lights for the first time, I don't know if anyone has, but yeah. 02:16:24.928 --> 02:16:28.150 [UNKNOWN]: When you see those all the lights, it is. 02:16:28.691 --> 02:16:30.933 [UNKNOWN]: First time I ever seen it was all unbelievable. 02:16:32.174 --> 02:16:33.595 [UNKNOWN]: On the course because it's very dark. 02:16:34.355 --> 02:16:35.196 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, super dark, yeah. 02:16:35.316 --> 02:16:37.338 [UNKNOWN]: Other than that little shit shack. 02:16:38.897 --> 02:16:41.860 [UNKNOWN]: Lamp that got back there that shines on late right in my office. 02:16:44.803 --> 02:16:46.325 [UNKNOWN]: We have one minute left. 02:16:46.345 --> 02:16:47.146 [UNKNOWN]: He was going to use it. 02:16:47.186 --> 02:16:48.607 [UNKNOWN]: No, we're not going to use it. 02:16:49.168 --> 02:16:54.574 [UNKNOWN]: We signed off like in two minutes ago, but we're still talking. 02:16:54.974 --> 02:16:57.056 [UNKNOWN]: But those books, that gift, that gift for Garrett. 02:16:58.878 --> 02:17:11.064 [UNKNOWN]: I hope he really enjoys it and there's on each one of those books I wrote something very specific about the book and it's more of a code so I want him to figure out what that is. 02:17:11.084 --> 02:17:12.565 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, break it down. 02:17:12.945 --> 02:17:13.466 [UNKNOWN]: It's awesome. 02:17:13.686 --> 02:17:15.247 [UNKNOWN]: And I'll I'll know if he read it or not. 02:17:15.447 --> 02:17:16.847 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, thank you. 02:17:17.007 --> 02:17:18.128 [UNKNOWN]: Seashals by the Seashore. 02:17:18.148 --> 02:17:19.889 [UNKNOWN]: Fuzzy wasn't there. 02:17:19.949 --> 02:17:22.610 [UNKNOWN]: Come flying in the bang. 02:17:31.850 --> 02:17:33.394 [UNKNOWN]: This has been Bourbon with Brown. 02:17:34.036 --> 02:17:35.781 [UNKNOWN]: Be sure to like and follow. 02:17:36.282 --> 02:17:36.744 [UNKNOWN]: Cheers. 02:17:37.521 --> 02:17:43.405 [UNKNOWN]: The views and opinions shared on the bourbon with Brad podcast are our own, and those of our guests. 02:17:44.105 --> 02:17:49.309 [UNKNOWN]: Nothing we discussed should be taken as financial, legal, business, or gambling advice. 02:17:49.949 --> 02:17:57.254 [UNKNOWN]: Don't make investment, business, or betting decisions based on our conversations as you should always talk to a qualified professional. 02:17:57.895 --> 02:18:04.439 [UNKNOWN]: Always drink responsibly, never drink and drive, and only consume alcohol if you are of legal drinking age.