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[UNKNOWN]: And we are here in the Bourbon Studios in Indiana, and we got a very special guest with us today.
[UNKNOWN]: And I appreciate you travel all the way to come down to our studios and have this little conversation with us, Kristi Kay.
[UNKNOWN]: It is my pleasure, Bradley.
[UNKNOWN]: No, and we go back, we met, probably, what is it now going on?
[UNKNOWN]: What's six months, maybe something's out?
[UNKNOWN]: We're back in the wintertime.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so Kristi Kay, after hours, a great podcast.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I love the vibe.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, of course, after hours, probably also means maybe a bourbon.
[UNKNOWN]: You might.
[UNKNOWN]: But you know what I absolutely do.
[UNKNOWN]: Definitely means for me.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, I know when I was on your show, we were filming 11 AM and I had a bourbon.
[UNKNOWN]: That wasn't iced tea.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm a subscriber to your YouTube channel.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: That was a great one.
[UNKNOWN]: You watched a couple last night.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: A lot of great.
[UNKNOWN]: Great.
[UNKNOWN]: great people like you.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, thank you.
[UNKNOWN]: And content after hours.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, fine.
[UNKNOWN]: So we're talking about anything that has to do with after the work day.
[UNKNOWN]: That's right.
[UNKNOWN]: It's something that's not so formal.
[UNKNOWN]: That's kind of our vibe too.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I'm really looking forward to this conversation today because, you know, that when we kind of came up with this, you know, format we were thinking, you know, our friendly bartender that said, maybe you guys need to get in front of a microphone said,
[UNKNOWN]: I want to keep it lighthearted like we're sitting at the bar, you know, and we're like we're having a conversation and I'm like, yeah, we can do that.
[UNKNOWN]: So, Christian, yes.
[UNKNOWN]: Let's talk about you.
[UNKNOWN]: You, you have, you, you have really been in the, you know, before podcasts were kind of, you know, the thing, you know, you're, you're, you had your own show on.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, I did.
[UNKNOWN]: Radio show on MPR, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So, I tell us, thoughts about how that started and what got you into that.
[UNKNOWN]: all the things.
[UNKNOWN]: I started doing business TV.
[UNKNOWN]: I loved it passion for business, worked in corporate America for 20 years in Boston.
[UNKNOWN]: And then decided, came back to the Midwest, let's do a business show.
[UNKNOWN]: Actually, a congresswoman in my state said, we don't have anything like this, would you do it?
[UNKNOWN]: And I was like, no.
[UNKNOWN]: And then I think I said hell to the now and she said let's do this thing and so we started talking about some of the business initiatives going on strategic corporations growth partnerships happening in the region.
[UNKNOWN]: And I was like I'm in and 20 years later here I am.
[UNKNOWN]: Still doing strong, I mean, and yeah, now we got some really cool things that we're talking about for come out here that are coming around the corner as well.
[UNKNOWN]: So I mean, it's it's catching on.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, you definitely have, you know, a knack for it.
[UNKNOWN]: I noticed that right away when, you know, you and I just had our conversation on there and I was introduced to your show for the first time.
[UNKNOWN]: So yeah, it's a wonderful show.
[UNKNOWN]: If you haven't seen it up there, it's Christie K after hours.
[UNKNOWN]: You can find you on YouTube, Spotify, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, all the, all the major platforms, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's, it's well worth the watch and that comes out once a week, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yep, every Friday.
[UNKNOWN]: Every Friday, yep, so that's, that's, that's a good day to drop.
[UNKNOWN]: And now, so can we talk a little bit about what's coming around the corner?
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know we can, let's talk about that.
[UNKNOWN]: So you know, you work in the business or how many years, I mean, 20 years plus.
[UNKNOWN]: And everything builds on everything else.
[UNKNOWN]: So as I'm sort of developing, so you're on television, radio, all the things through the years now, it's a podcast on YouTube and Spotify.
[UNKNOWN]: And all of a sudden out of nowhere on a trip to LA, I get the offer to work with the producer,
[UNKNOWN]: on a brand new show in a way, so because the case after hours is, uh, head and not west of the United, it's moving on out, it's going to be awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: It's going to be awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's so exciting.
[UNKNOWN]: You're going to be right in the hub of everything out there, and it's such a great place, not only for, uh, you know, great intriguing guests, but, you know, it's California is the bedrock, you know,
[UNKNOWN]: for me, you know, for AI, you know, you got Silicon Valley between San Francisco and Sacramento and San Juan and, you know, LA too.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it is kind of the place to be right now when it comes to everything that's kind of happening in the IPO world with SpaceX, you know, just launch in last week.
[UNKNOWN]: crazy although it's down down so it's good time to buy maybe but yeah no don't go out and we were talking off camera our dear friend Eddie Edwards who was a former guest in our show and will be on again you know he was out west for a while he was working in the NFL agency out there and now as an MBA you know license and his representing you know players in league but also you know the big world right
[UNKNOWN]: is the NIL deals that are being cut and so he's represented quite a few collectives in all the major universities.
[UNKNOWN]: So he would tell me stories about LLA when he was going back and forth and they were always never a dull moment.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, LLA is just always the place to be.
[UNKNOWN]: It's kind of like New York is on the East Coast, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So you want to be there in the fact that you have the opportunity to go there.
[UNKNOWN]: Does that mean you're going to be
[UNKNOWN]: you're going to be moving out there.
[UNKNOWN]: You're going to be, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: That's a commitment.
[UNKNOWN]: I love it.
[UNKNOWN]: That's a big deal.
[UNKNOWN]: That's awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, and it's everything from a target audience standpoint.
[UNKNOWN]: It's it's athletes, it's actors, musicians, all the things.
[UNKNOWN]: And there's nothing like it as you know, having someone in studio.
[UNKNOWN]: It makes you know, that's what I appreciate you being here because it makes such a big difference.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, to be able to talk to somebody face to face versus, you know, not that zoom doesn't do a nice job or, you know,
[UNKNOWN]: any other platforms, but it's just not the same.
[UNKNOWN]: No, drinking bourbon separately, not the same.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no, that's how we say it.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, and thank you, and speaking of bourbon, we will get into that here, and we'll talk about when it is my favorite.
[UNKNOWN]: When Christy asked, you know, what would bourbon, would you, which is your favorite?
[UNKNOWN]: And I said, we'll Joseph Magnus, that is my favorite.
[UNKNOWN]: And anybody knows me, that's been my favorite for a good.
[UNKNOWN]: a couple of years now.
[UNKNOWN]: So she's like, well, let me, let me get that.
[UNKNOWN]: I truly, truly appreciate that.
[UNKNOWN]: We all appreciate it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and it is, it is a special, it is a special bourbon, you know, and we're going to, we're going to talk about when Lou gets here because I can't wait for him to try it for the very first time as well.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's my first time.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so, yeah, and Lou says he's somewhat of a novice bourbon drinker, but now he's been doing this for about nine, ten weeks.
[UNKNOWN]: And I think you might even squeeze out on these kind of getting the hang of
[UNKNOWN]: reviewing berbans and getting the different hints that come out of it and this this one has a unique unique taste to it very smooth you know very very flavorable did you just say it's aged in a cherry cast yeah a cherry and cognac and yeah you could definitely pick up on that right so that's good oh it is very I know so there's there is no harsh you know after
[UNKNOWN]: It's good.
[UNKNOWN]: It's been quite a way to judge.
[UNKNOWN]: Did you happen to see that?
[UNKNOWN]: I think I said to you guys, and maybe you saw it too, Kristi is Jim Gaffigan, who's one of my favorite comedians.
[UNKNOWN]: That's out there.
[UNKNOWN]: He had to skit this week that went viral and it's on Bourbon.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, you jumped that to us.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: That's hilarious.
[UNKNOWN]: And that was just one part.
[UNKNOWN]: So he went on for about a good 10, 15 minutes of Bourbon because he's a big bourbon drinker.
[UNKNOWN]: He's like, listen, I go home.
[UNKNOWN]: I like to have a bourbon.
[UNKNOWN]: Maybe two, just two, because after that, don't remember how many I had.
[UNKNOWN]: He goes, I'm not a bourbon expert.
[UNKNOWN]: because they're very annoying.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: That's perfect.
[UNKNOWN]: I know, right.
[UNKNOWN]: So it goes.
[UNKNOWN]: But I'm annoying.
[UNKNOWN]: And all the other things.
[UNKNOWN]: I said, I got to get that.
[UNKNOWN]: Where's the bourbonometer?
[UNKNOWN]: The bourbonometer.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So that's that.
[UNKNOWN]: That's.
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: I love the fact that you even ran a lead.
[UNKNOWN]: I've been stumbling on that word for about 20 episodes.
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: I think I got a once right.
[UNKNOWN]: You did a couple of weeks ago.
[UNKNOWN]: You actually nailed it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, so the bourbonometer is our kind of self.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, as the bourbon goes down the spirits go up.
[UNKNOWN]: And it's our, it's our rating of how good that bourbon is.
[UNKNOWN]: If, you know, if it gets the bottle is the bourbonometer.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And Perry always is good to bulk capturing the picture before.
[UNKNOWN]: And he does amazing stuff with AI and, you know, the way you bring that bottle out and then at the end, it's more times than not that bourbon is down to Tony's taste or the empty bottle.
[UNKNOWN]: So yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And I don't see this one sticking around.
[UNKNOWN]: There aren't many that survived the show.
[UNKNOWN]: There we be.
[UNKNOWN]: There's one that piggyback, which was I can't believe there was any of that left.
[UNKNOWN]: I didn't even drink all of it because I thought somebody else might want a little sip.
[UNKNOWN]: That's really good too.
[UNKNOWN]: It is.
[UNKNOWN]: But most of them.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, and that's been the really cool thing about the show is we've been, you know, we we have a bourbon club here in Indiana that kind of got us really started in a couple of dear friends of mine, you know, the two Gregs and Antonio and my wife is actually the bigger bourbon drinker initially and then I was now she's got me hooked a line in St. Curtin and and and now it's I wouldn't say it's an expensive hobby because we don't we don't try to collect.
[UNKNOWN]: But we do like trying a different one every weekend.
[UNKNOWN]: And it's been nice to go down through the different ones.
[UNKNOWN]: And so our bar used to have all the different alcohol back there and now it's just burning other than Frank O'Harris is a tequila made by, but made by blanks and we're collecting right now.
[UNKNOWN]: Is empty.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we are good at that, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So the recycling center is going to be happy to see us.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: You know that, or we'll sign them and give them a way to charity, right?
[UNKNOWN]: It's with, uh, yeah, there you go.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I did bring a second bottle too.
[UNKNOWN]: I saw them, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Just in case.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, that's- I might get a picture of that one because I didn't get a picture before we opened it.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, okay.
[UNKNOWN]: I like to do it full.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, what was a clip?
[UNKNOWN]: You know, first you came prepared.
[UNKNOWN]: I did.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm telling you.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I didn't know how heavy the pores were.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I didn't know.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, they start out, they start out responsible.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm trying to run on the treadmill, trying to fly in the plane, you know, I'm trying to try to nap.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know if she sees your socials, but the clip of Eric.
[UNKNOWN]: last week, Brad was playing some of the voices from the LLM apps clod.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, clod has all these different voice settings you can choose in the different, you know, themes that you want to choose.
[UNKNOWN]: So I was I was playing it for the for the guys and and Eric just uh well they they'll they'll tell a different nursery rhyme like nursery and the one was fuzzy was he was a bear.
[UNKNOWN]: And Eric, our friend Eric just lost it.
[UNKNOWN]: He was laughing so hard.
[UNKNOWN]: You couldn't even hear him.
[UNKNOWN]: It made the funniest 20s five second reel that we've already done it done his laugh.
[UNKNOWN]: It's contagious.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but both of you guys and he's in Nova Scotia right now.
[UNKNOWN]: He is he text of these companies going to know he can be here.
[UNKNOWN]: He's usually regular down here.
[UNKNOWN]: So with yeah, no, it's
[UNKNOWN]: Shout out to Eric, you know, because his mind is is at a next level and I think I sent him even a few things we're talking about quantum, you know, before coming on and that and it's just crazy where these things are going right now in the real world.
[UNKNOWN]: And how they're using that to explain and now, you know, the one you know, I mentioned last week and on our show that the one headline that was in the news.
[UNKNOWN]: There wasn't even the news, it was on popular mechanics, which is a pretty reputable, you know, magazine.
[UNKNOWN]: It's my father-in-law used to have that on there, it's nice to have that on there, it's nice to have that on there, it's nice to have that on there, it's nice to have that on there, it's nice to have that on there's nice to have that on there's nice to have that on there's nice to have that on there's nice to have that on there's nice to have that on there's nice to have that on there's nice to have that on there's nice to have that on there's nice to have that on there's nice to have that on there's nice to have that on there's nice to have that on there's nice to have that on there's nice to have that on there's nice to have that on there's nice to have that on there's nice to have that on there's nice to have that on there's nice to have that on there's nice to have
[UNKNOWN]: is the only thing that's real.
[UNKNOWN]: And then we're just in tenas and it's not really inside us that we're just drawing on it.
[UNKNOWN]: So it gets into the whole quantum.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I mean, it really gets into a deep, that's because that's a fist segment conversation, just playing the seed.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so Christy, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Tell me who is the other than myself, who is the most interesting guest you've had on your show.
[UNKNOWN]: I've ever had her.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
[UNKNOWN]: Of course.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh no, right.
[UNKNOWN]: So are you chatting with us?
[UNKNOWN]: I was waiting for you.
[UNKNOWN]: Religi, Mark, now.
[UNKNOWN]: And then we get into a couple of presidents.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: Don't worry.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, you were on the answer.
[UNKNOWN]: I was.
[UNKNOWN]: Absolutely.
[UNKNOWN]: I was.
[UNKNOWN]: I was fun.
[UNKNOWN]: A lot of fun and to your point.
[UNKNOWN]: I have done interviews with all kinds of actors and athletes and politicians, political types, all the things.
[UNKNOWN]: I would say though, the most intriguing slash fun interview I've ever done is Brendan Hunt Ted Lasso.
[UNKNOWN]: And let me tell you why.
[UNKNOWN]: Good last one.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: But I don't know how to answer that.
[UNKNOWN]: By the end of the interview, every question I asked, you know how this goes.
[UNKNOWN]: Every question I asked, the answer was not what I thought.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm not expected and out of left field.
[UNKNOWN]: By the end of the interview, Bradley, he's a little bang.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: He's doing, he's got a whole little bang.
[UNKNOWN]: And you see me doing that, and you know, he's got a little bang.
[UNKNOWN]: He's got a little bang.
[UNKNOWN]: And I'm going to tell him.
[UNKNOWN]: So he was fine.
[UNKNOWN]: He was a good one.
[UNKNOWN]: God, so he's going to kill me if I did it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it happens physically and mentally.
[UNKNOWN]: So there was a good, I mean, a lot of fantastic fabulous, a lot of PBS chefs, having been on PBS for a long time, you know, decades.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm sure you had some pretty good chefs to date when they bring sample food to three.
[UNKNOWN]: They wouldn't, they wouldn't.
[UNKNOWN]: And you know, all kinds of products, whether it's a knife, you know, chef Yan, Yan can cook remember this guy?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he had a knife that he was, you know, selling, that showing me how to cut with that.
[UNKNOWN]: That's what I'm in the right way.
[UNKNOWN]: Sure, it's frightening, actually.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's a question.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, they were from knives, especially.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm not going to blow them up.
[UNKNOWN]: But if I see it, I'll be on the floor.
[UNKNOWN]: I can't have it.
[UNKNOWN]: Not in the bourbon scene.
[UNKNOWN]: No, not in the bourbon scene.
[UNKNOWN]: No, that's all.
[UNKNOWN]: A lot of fun ones, though.
[UNKNOWN]: Do the years.
[UNKNOWN]: Way back in the day.
[UNKNOWN]: It was George H.W.
[UNKNOWN]: Bush.
[UNKNOWN]: The president of Mexico at the time is sent a box.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm not it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right?
[UNKNOWN]: I've been there man, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he wasn't there man.
[UNKNOWN]: He was very sharp.
[UNKNOWN]: He really was.
[UNKNOWN]: So that's how our bad guy got.
[UNKNOWN]: Wait, they meet Luis.
[UNKNOWN]: He's very dominant too.
[UNKNOWN]: OK.
[UNKNOWN]: He's sharp too.
[UNKNOWN]: No, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Is it Luis's sharp as they come?
[UNKNOWN]: You know, I always, you know, Lou, lubricity himself.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, he's, he's, he's amazing.
[UNKNOWN]: Love it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: But, you know, he, now he's selling boner pills.
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[UNKNOWN]: Now, Dr. Rich, and I told Lewis, they missed a marketing play with Dr. Rich.
[UNKNOWN]: It should have been Dr. Dick, but yeah, whatever.
[UNKNOWN]: Who might as well as Mr.
[UNKNOWN]: Opportunity, right?
[UNKNOWN]: No, it's, you know, we've been, the AI world, have you been, have won an AI world?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, well, the AI, you know, it's interesting in the media world.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Sort of that tricky, kind of fine line.
[UNKNOWN]: It's just fine line, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So you don't want to, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: you know gets down to who's work is it really you know and especially there's a lot of controversy going on right now and just monitoring it through my platform seeing all the cases that are going on right now and what it comes to the intellectual property and the copyright owners and the settlements that are coming out of it and it just seems like it's almost a business plan by these big you know companies such as meta and you know they've settled numerous lawsuits with authors and news organizations because they've just scraped all that information
[UNKNOWN]: And said, okay, then we'll deal with their repercussions and good for them that they have the way abouts to be able to deal with repercussions because it's not the way to do it.
[UNKNOWN]: It's not from a lawyer standpoint, you're doing it the wrong way, so you know, get permission first.
[UNKNOWN]: But my curious question is though, knowing it for myself, there's definitely a value to it, though, if you're using it to enhance what you're doing.
[UNKNOWN]: For sure, I mean, you can create new reels, a lot quicker, you know, more time kind of things.
[UNKNOWN]: That is true, starting a new show as an LA, a lot of platforms, a lot of preparation that could be done through, you know, clawed through the judge, too.
[UNKNOWN]: It's great.
[UNKNOWN]: It could give a preference to them.
[UNKNOWN]: I have not delved into clawed yet, but that's coming up very soon.
[UNKNOWN]: I sure should, because I know.
[UNKNOWN]: I know.
[UNKNOWN]: Tony, it is now, you know, for marketing and doing imaging, it's pretty good, but it's pretty,
[UNKNOWN]: I would say lower on the scale.
[UNKNOWN]: Gemini is really good.
[UNKNOWN]: And I've had to be sees really good with imaging and doing short videos.
[UNKNOWN]: And now, now I actually did this for the very first time last week, because it just came out with Google Gemini, you can actually take your video, put it in there, and tell it how you want to edit it.
[UNKNOWN]: So, you know, the video platforms where you have to go through all the, you know, they'll be soft for whatever software you would have for, and it have to go through the old way of it.
[UNKNOWN]: It's now just a conversation back and forth.
[UNKNOWN]: Is a beautiful thing.
[UNKNOWN]: It really is in order to ask if they enhance this or, you know, zoom in, you know, or just just sometimes I just love giving you an open end to the question and saying, you know, what make this really spectacular.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And it, it's cool stuff.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, and it's scary, though, when you think about it in the media world, because you're thinking about, you know, your image being stolen, taken, used in ways that you had no idea that's it.
[UNKNOWN]: There are voices.
[UNKNOWN]: My voice is everywhere.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a big concern to know the states have been passing on the federal government in the framework has said that that needs to be protected.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And Denmark was one of the first to pass the law that said that you're your face and your voice are your copyrighted.
[UNKNOWN]: And I think to be honest, my two senses and a attorney, and if I put that on for a second, is that it still falls under common law that you still have a right to it.
[UNKNOWN]: Now, to have a statute that says that specifically, that gives you a little more of a key to.
[UNKNOWN]: But that's a huge concern.
[UNKNOWN]: Because, you know, you work hard, you know, to nurture, you know, we're talking about, you know,
[UNKNOWN]: and putting it in to the dirt, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So you start with PBS, you worked your way up, now in New York, New York, just a case after hours, and now you're moving BLA, and now it's going to be the next level, and the last thing you need is some AI knockoff, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, exactly.
[UNKNOWN]: Doing some deep bakes out there.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, that's a big concern.
[UNKNOWN]: The deep fakes in synthetic media is a real concern, not just in the media, but just overall.
[UNKNOWN]: So now all you can imagine with these videos getting,
[UNKNOWN]: editing and making things look very realistic, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Beautiful product.
[UNKNOWN]: However, then you're talking about the truth, the authenticity, and all the things, you know, what was the source?
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: So what is the source?
[UNKNOWN]: And all, you know, the transparency disclosures that are out there, and that's the other law that's changing, and every word in, and the patchwork, a laws we have out in the states right now, there's,
[UNKNOWN]: There's a handful in growing that are saying you have to, if you create an AI video, you have to disclose it on the AI video, I don't know if you saw my video.
[UNKNOWN]: And yeah, if you see the scrolling line on the bottom, it just says these are not humans.
[UNKNOWN]: These are AI.
[UNKNOWN]: It was AI generated and it's sad that it's sad, but it's I see it's purpose, okay?
[UNKNOWN]: Because although mine's not trying to fool anybody.
[UNKNOWN]: The problem is let's say you have an actual catastrophe, or, you know, and I'm sure you've seen them on social media, the reels that are out there.
[UNKNOWN]: Is that real?
[UNKNOWN]: Is that AI?
[UNKNOWN]: And that's a scratch in the head, you know, now is, you know, there was a, there was a real, it came early on when AI came out, and it, and it was about this major national catastrophe, and actually affected the stock market for a day.
[UNKNOWN]: see these are the things.
[UNKNOWN]: So these are really scary and tell them from a legal standpoint in terms of authenticity.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: How are we, how are we to know?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, and that's here on out.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And if that is true or not.
[UNKNOWN]: You know what's even scarier than, you know, knowing it.
[UNKNOWN]: So there there's these disclosures and transparencies.
[UNKNOWN]: And if you might notice if you worked with Gemini, they had that little, you know, uh,
[UNKNOWN]: the white triangle or diamond in the corner.
[UNKNOWN]: So that's a mark that says it was made by AI.
[UNKNOWN]: And so that's one of the markings that a lot of these statutes, they're either proposed or that in putting place, California is already put it out there.
[UNKNOWN]: A few others have, let's say you have to disclose that this was made by it.
[UNKNOWN]: I went one step further and just actually put it the words on it.
[UNKNOWN]: It's just a money money.
[UNKNOWN]: Why not?
[UNKNOWN]: So it's my business.
[UNKNOWN]: I pitch AI for the, you know, responsible, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: But the scary part is, when you don't know where the authentic sources, so it can disparage and whether it's a politician, whether it's an actor, whether it's media personality, whether it's a normal person, whether it's, and when it really gets scary and we're really a lot of these laws are focusing on it or the students that are in school.
[UNKNOWN]: I assure.
[UNKNOWN]: Because we already, I don't know if you remember all the horrors that, you know, at least when the white kids are growing up, you know, they had social media.
[UNKNOWN]: And that was scary enough, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you know, we've talked about that on my show when I came on Chris case after hours kids and social media just a bad combination well it is to begin with it really is because, you know, it's It's a bad combination for adults too because all you're seeing is a filter, you know,
[UNKNOWN]: not, not realistic persona, right?
[UNKNOWN]: And now you add a eye to it and you can embellish, you can make things up, you can take things not just about yourself, but about others.
[UNKNOWN]: And you can see where this sword becomes a double edged.
[UNKNOWN]: And yeah, and it now really gets to be a scary point.
[UNKNOWN]: And
[UNKNOWN]: And the safety for our kids is really a Japanese.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm talking about suicidal tendencies and all the things I do.
[UNKNOWN]: It's been a real issue.
[UNKNOWN]: Confidence, self-esteem, self-worth, cyberbullying, all the things.
[UNKNOWN]: Not even just with the cyberbullying going back and forth between students and what they can do to use this and make up stories, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, and images.
[UNKNOWN]: Right, images that aren't true.
[UNKNOWN]: And now you're left defending and how do you get the word back out?
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's a no-win situation.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
[UNKNOWN]: where it's even scarier is a lot of these, you know, new AI platforms that were coming out and Pennsylvania has one right now that the attorney general has taken a suit on to or these mental therapists that are AI that are saying they're licensed like, you know, psychiatrists.
[UNKNOWN]: And there's no credentials really behind it.
[UNKNOWN]: And so people are interacting with this thinking that they're getting real
[UNKNOWN]: genuine advice that's tailored to their needs and the case where the young person committed suicide and that's the 16 year old in that that's horrible, right?
[UNKNOWN]: And so as a reactionary measure to that, they've the platforms have now started to train their models with psychologists with philosophers anthropic even brought in 15 top Christian leaders.
[UNKNOWN]: to do a two-day retreat to try to, and again, you can do so much.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's good.
[UNKNOWN]: But at the end of the day, it's still, it's, it's an isolated chamber between your child and that, uh, yeah, that very, not, I'm talking very knowledge about me.
[UNKNOWN]: It's like tapping into,
[UNKNOWN]: You know, I go back to when I was a child and I always thought it was cool when we got the and selectalpedious.
[UNKNOWN]: You know?
[UNKNOWN]: Oh my goodness.
[UNKNOWN]: We got everything on the shelf that I need to know.
[UNKNOWN]: So now, you know, now you have, you know, it's not just Google anymore and it's not just the internet.
[UNKNOWN]: Now you have these models that are just about trained on everything and are learning from their own interactions with others and they're building on it and this inference level that they're building on and going to the next level.
[UNKNOWN]: they're not deducting and doing things on their own and that's how we're, you know, probably going to start coming up with a lot of cures.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, for sure.
[UNKNOWN]: In the health field, right?
[UNKNOWN]: You're saying if we lived another 10 years, you know, he possibly lived for not 250.
[UNKNOWN]: Good.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's good.
[UNKNOWN]: Calculations on my 401.
[UNKNOWN]: All right, that's it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that is one.
[UNKNOWN]: They're going so soon.
[UNKNOWN]: No, but I mean, it's crazy so, you know, and they're talking about, and that was kind of the algorithmic state that I wrote, you know, it's the whole model of life is going to change.
[UNKNOWN]: Mm-hmm.
[UNKNOWN]: So, once we have the robots out there, the humanoids that are going to come into production and they're working in the factories, and Oracle just laid off this week, 21,000 people, and they replaced, you know, and they, and they very succinctly said, it was AI.
[UNKNOWN]: Interesting.
[UNKNOWN]: GM, just, you know, laid off a thousand people, and they replaced them with
[UNKNOWN]: Did you say Bradley that it's 12% of the jobs right now can be replaced by AI?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's well, that was the stat.
[UNKNOWN]: That was the stat, not that long ago.
[UNKNOWN]: That long ago, but it's, you know, even just four or five months ago is an eternity in the tech world.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: So.
[UNKNOWN]: It's definitely not going to be and I've been a very big proponent of it.
[UNKNOWN]: It's not going to be just a complete net loss.
[UNKNOWN]: So what's going to happen is it's going to be a shift of things that it can be done manually or that are repetitive task oriented or and so when you talking about factory jobs and you're on the on the floor and it's just.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm putting this bolt on or I'm doing this or I'm putting this door up, you know, whatever that might be, that is definitely can be replaced by AI and robots, but what's going to happen is there's a shift happening right now.
[UNKNOWN]: So just as we talked about, you know, before we came on, the creativity level, what you can do with AI, the, you know, and so I'll put
[UNKNOWN]: we have a lot of young listeners that are out there and even though we are an explicit podcast and you guys probably should not be listening, we like to bring it so should be 21, but if not, I still give the advice, you know, I get asked all the time, what would you recommend I take as far as it'd be great and well take whatever you want, but you know, it's going to be who can utilize the AI tools that are out there so that you're better than just those tools alone right and if you can enhance
[UNKNOWN]: and utilize those and make it a better and in the creative level.
[UNKNOWN]: So, you know, you being immediate, you understand the art side of things.
[UNKNOWN]: So, whether it's songs or writing or, you know, video or production.
[UNKNOWN]: for sure.
[UNKNOWN]: It gets real.
[UNKNOWN]: The door is unlimited to anybody that wants to do it.
[UNKNOWN]: The new frontier.
[UNKNOWN]: It really is.
[UNKNOWN]: And especially, you know, right came from a background where it was journalism all the way.
[UNKNOWN]: 100% you write everything.
[UNKNOWN]: It's all original thought.
[UNKNOWN]: It's non-biased.
[UNKNOWN]: It's, you know, it's created to the extent that you, you have a team who might take a month to develop your marketing strategy and implementation of that.
[UNKNOWN]: It's also an involvement.
[UNKNOWN]: There we are.
[UNKNOWN]: Four minutes and then we can get it on.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: It's so sharp.
[UNKNOWN]: You can get it real quick, right?
[UNKNOWN]: And we talked about it.
[UNKNOWN]: You talked about bias.
[UNKNOWN]: So we come back in the second segment.
[UNKNOWN]: I do want to dig into that because, you know, journalism, you know, from the Walter Crank, Crankite, you know, era to, you know, the Barbell Walters when they were just reporting the news to, to where it is now.
[UNKNOWN]: You almost.
[UNKNOWN]: What happened, Bradley?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I know.
[UNKNOWN]: That's good.
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[UNKNOWN]: And we are back the second segment with Christy K. Oh, it's a survived one.
[UNKNOWN]: No, she survived one.
[UNKNOWN]: We'll see if she can hear us to that.
[UNKNOWN]: It's awesome to have you in the studios.
[UNKNOWN]: We were talking a little bit.
[UNKNOWN]: By the way, if you noticed before we get on to the media,
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I can go down a rabbit hole with that.
[UNKNOWN]: Look at the look at the fire now.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that was a very great stretch.
[UNKNOWN]: Really awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: Lily.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, the blue setting.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, you're bringing in the blue lights.
[UNKNOWN]: The bond fire.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, I, I think we may have to change it for the summertime.
[UNKNOWN]: Don't you?
[UNKNOWN]: I think I'm just good.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going to let Lily just run the show.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going to take the night.
[UNKNOWN]: I feel the buy Lily.
[UNKNOWN]: I agree.
[UNKNOWN]: I think she here's to Lily.
[UNKNOWN]: She's still alive.
[UNKNOWN]: You chose well.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you, Lily.
[UNKNOWN]: That's it.
[UNKNOWN]: That is awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: In turn, Lily.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: She's got it.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's a nice cool tone.
[UNKNOWN]: It really does.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's summer.
[UNKNOWN]: It is.
[UNKNOWN]: I feel it.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, you know, in that way, they're going to have that.
[UNKNOWN]: So, you know what?
[UNKNOWN]: Especially with my first class of bourbon.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right.
[UNKNOWN]: So, but welcome to the bourbon.
[UNKNOWN]: Good to be here.
[UNKNOWN]: I'd also like to point out that Christie's wearing Indiana's colors.
[UNKNOWN]: No, I don't want.
[UNKNOWN]: Welcome.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, thanks.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you for the support.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and we are very proud right now because our baseball team just won the state.
[UNKNOWN]: Let's go.
[UNKNOWN]: That's good.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and you're in a row.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, last about 10 days ago now.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's been a week and a half.
[UNKNOWN]: So yeah, they're there.
[UNKNOWN]: And Garrett, my steps on is at the beach for some of the, some of the big,
[UNKNOWN]: You know, Charlie and Ethan and awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: Sully, hopefully they're around a bonfire.
[UNKNOWN]: It looks like this.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
[UNKNOWN]: I probably should run something else.
[UNKNOWN]: I know.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I know.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm sure.
[UNKNOWN]: I texted him yesterday.
[UNKNOWN]: I said, hey.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, I forgot, I hope you're having a good time.
[UNKNOWN]: I forgot to give you some extra cash before you left.
[UNKNOWN]: Let me know if you need money.
[UNKNOWN]: I'll let's it's for bail.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: That I'm out.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, then I got nothing.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm sorry.
[UNKNOWN]: You're gonna have to go to your ammo.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you're gonna have to go to your ammo.
[UNKNOWN]: OK, speaking of that, you heard about the whole A. I think with people calling voice recognition, calling grandparents.
[UNKNOWN]: You, we talk about defects.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, that's been the greatest scam.
[UNKNOWN]: Mm-hmm.
[UNKNOWN]: The scam artist, right?
[UNKNOWN]: What Christy's referring to is AI is able to digitally twin yourself so that that works in one way because Mark Zuckerberg and Sam Altman, you know, and a lot of others are digitally twinning themselves so they can you know program their twin to act and speak and.
[UNKNOWN]: be just like them so that if you have common questions, their digital twin can answer them.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, it also works in a bad way.
[UNKNOWN]: So if you use somebody's in you get enough, and I think it's 15 seconds, it was maybe 10 seconds of voice time.
[UNKNOWN]: Somebody can take that voice.
[UNKNOWN]: and create a digital twin of you.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So now they can basically have a natural conversation on the phone, which is when you're talking about the grandma, it's the most vulnerable demographic out there.
[UNKNOWN]: And it sounds just like you're,
[UNKNOWN]: like a grandkids like your grandkids and who's not gonna say to the grandkids.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, you need a you're in a pinch.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, let me help you.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, hey grandma.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm really stuck right now.
[UNKNOWN]: Can you send me a thousand dollars?
[UNKNOWN]: I need to get you know some help right now.
[UNKNOWN]: Where was all about it?
[UNKNOWN]: Where was like where do I need to send the money?
[UNKNOWN]: Balls just dropped.
[UNKNOWN]: That's so loud.
[UNKNOWN]: It's so loud.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm so loud.
[UNKNOWN]: It's so loud.
[UNKNOWN]: I know it's just don't be afraid.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's there next door.
[UNKNOWN]: Alright, excuse me.
[UNKNOWN]: No, but that's been a serious issue out there.
[UNKNOWN]: And it's been, and you read about the stories of, of grandma's that,
[UNKNOWN]: Also been susceptible to scams on that and because they think they're talking to somebody that is a confident or somebody they know that You know, is either a friend or a family member Tells him to invest in this or that also the retirement or their life savings are gone That's right.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so think about this.
[UNKNOWN]: So I've been in the media for 20 years.
[UNKNOWN]: My voice is out there.
[UNKNOWN]: My image is out there.
[UNKNOWN]: All the things So it's easy to say that's not happening now while we're here.
[UNKNOWN]: And I don't know it.
[UNKNOWN]: It can happen.
[UNKNOWN]: It can happen
[UNKNOWN]: And that's the scary thing when you're in the media now.
[UNKNOWN]: It is.
[UNKNOWN]: You don't know who's doing a deep fake of you.
[UNKNOWN]: You don't know what's going on.
[UNKNOWN]: You have no idea who's using your voice.
[UNKNOWN]: I have found images of myself.
[UNKNOWN]: Not in a bad way.
[UNKNOWN]: At this point.
[UNKNOWN]: On online.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And it's like, OK, I did not authorize that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we're from a legal standpoint.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, where do they come from?
[UNKNOWN]: Why are you using those?
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: It is scary.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Like we were talking about earlier.
[UNKNOWN]: Mm-hmm.
[UNKNOWN]: It even gets scary when you talk about the kids.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, right, sure.
[UNKNOWN]: And this is a very active group that, you know, very technologically advanced.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, right, right up with this now.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they don't know anything else.
[UNKNOWN]: They don't know anything else.
[UNKNOWN]: They have social media as a platform to disseminate it.
[UNKNOWN]: And it is, it's frightening.
[UNKNOWN]: It's true.
[UNKNOWN]: And you know, you and I were talking to about media bias.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
[UNKNOWN]: And how crazy the world is now.
[UNKNOWN]: What is real?
[UNKNOWN]: What is authentic?
[UNKNOWN]: Let's go.
[UNKNOWN]: Let me discern it.
[UNKNOWN]: Let's even go back.
[UNKNOWN]: Just, you know, when you started right now.
[UNKNOWN]: So.
[UNKNOWN]: a few years ago.
[UNKNOWN]: No, but it's crazy though.
[UNKNOWN]: How it's gone.
[UNKNOWN]: Just from a journalist.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I was on location.
[UNKNOWN]: I was with the steno note pad.
[UNKNOWN]: I was in Boston where you found the Boston social scene.
[UNKNOWN]: I get done a rabbit hole.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I love it.
[UNKNOWN]: And a couple of my friends that are probably listening to you know, we've had debates, you know, many at times.
[UNKNOWN]: But.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, journalism used to be, it seemed like it used to be independent, you know, used to be, you find, find where the story is, report with the story is, you know, am over demanding accuracy, we're demanding, you know, a good way to weave the story that you find.
[UNKNOWN]: Now, I will say to your point, with an entity, whether it's a magazine, a newspaper, a CBS affiliate, NBC affiliate would have you.
[UNKNOWN]: So at least you were typically, you were with an organization that was reputable that cared about non-biased journalism and reporting.
[UNKNOWN]: That used to exist.
[UNKNOWN]: You used to exist.
[UNKNOWN]: I remember it.
[UNKNOWN]: I know, and that was scary, is that you could actually
[UNKNOWN]: Here goes those black helicopters again, Pierre.
[UNKNOWN]: Dear, that's not the first time.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: So, so you're right, though.
[UNKNOWN]: Now you have independent journalists who can report on anything they want you.
[UNKNOWN]: They're now influencers online.
[UNKNOWN]: And so how do we know how do we authenticate?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, although you're right, I think you're going to say go ahead and tell me what you're going to say.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank goodness they're able to.
[UNKNOWN]: No, thank goodness that they have an independent platform, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Exactly.
[UNKNOWN]: I agree now, now because of the world we're in with media bias everywhere, and we all tend to tune in to whatever it is we want to hear.
[UNKNOWN]: And so whether it's CNN, whether it's Fox, whatever it may be, we only want to hear the news, the ties and aligns with what we believe.
[UNKNOWN]: That's true.
[UNKNOWN]: And there, therein lies the issue with media bias.
[UNKNOWN]: That doesn't create a problem in this all.
[UNKNOWN]: In and of itself, absolutely.
[UNKNOWN]: Because when you want to just hear,
[UNKNOWN]: And again, I think I mentioned this off here.
[UNKNOWN]: I said I came back to Walter Crunk, like Barbara Walters, when I came back.
[UNKNOWN]: All right, hey.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, when it just used to be, I knew it was kind of boring.
[UNKNOWN]: It wasn't really fun to watch.
[UNKNOWN]: But at least you knew you got what was going on, and you felt like you were there.
[UNKNOWN]: and you felt like they were trying to bring in both sides yes of the issue of the story of the event willing as an attorney I I love the fact that you say that because I think there's always two sides to every story right and then every two sides to every argument and and if you're bringing that in then let the viewer and we we've taken that out of the viewers we have
[UNKNOWN]: ability to decide what is really real and what's not.
[UNKNOWN]: Or the viewer is now only going in one direction or another, not listening to both sides.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, yeah, we become so divided that you're looking to friendly news fire.
[UNKNOWN]: Exactly.
[UNKNOWN]: So for you, where do you get your news?
[UNKNOWN]: I don't.
[UNKNOWN]: So this is what's kind of ironic.
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[UNKNOWN]: Right, the first time Trump ran, you know, it just seemed like both sides just took such a divide that it was just, you know, it was more jabs and it was just reporting what's actually going on.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: So he goes, just turn off the news.
[UNKNOWN]: Just just one way.
[UNKNOWN]: No, it was just he says, just turn off right and it said you're going to realize life's levels on and actually life's pretty good and your blood pressure goes down.
[UNKNOWN]: Still there.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I mean, I watch little snippets and I watch all the networks all the snippets on YouTube.
[UNKNOWN]: If it makes a meme, then that's probably when I see a new set of one.
[UNKNOWN]: I get my news from the Babylon be.
[UNKNOWN]: That'll be.
[UNKNOWN]: I love the Babylon be.
[UNKNOWN]: I love the Babylon be as well.
[UNKNOWN]: I pay attention.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't watch.
[UNKNOWN]: So like, oh, I get I get alerts from CNN and from Fox on my phone.
[UNKNOWN]: And well, that's what if it's just a.
[UNKNOWN]: That's why he was too.
[UNKNOWN]: She wants to hear both sides, which I appreciate.
[UNKNOWN]: I think you need to hear both sides because somewhere the the truth probably lies somewhere in between.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't want to not know when big things are going going around the world, but I don't want to sit with the problem is it's 24.7.
[UNKNOWN]: and and well it is there's not enough to report twenty four seven so they just they reports things that they shouldn't be reporting and then they interject opinions that they shouldn't be interjecting and you're right about that you're so right it's up and now it's opinion editorial and that changed by the case right you know and it was under the right I think it was under the right there when that that law changed and the law
[UNKNOWN]: they allowed journalism to become up and across the board.
[UNKNOWN]: And if you're willing to never read this up to the, you know, the, uh, uh, so segmentation of the media, the cable, the whole island is not where it's going to say the cable.
[UNKNOWN]: So that's where we drove those 24 seven news channels, but it was just the sicker clock news, or what just the, you know, morning news.
[UNKNOWN]: So no, it now became,
[UNKNOWN]: And it's inevitable that opinion is going to come into the mix.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, you can't have all those people seen in was the first, right?
[UNKNOWN]: They were the first 24, seven do's.
[UNKNOWN]: And then all these other companies, media companies like, hey, they're making a killing.
[UNKNOWN]: We should do the same thing.
[UNKNOWN]: And it's just there's not enough there to hold people's attention.
[UNKNOWN]: most of the time I think in the evening what you see on all the networks is opinion shows like op-ed shows.
[UNKNOWN]: They all have them Foxy and then MSNBC MSNOW are revered as they all have and are a bunch of people who are somewhere I agree with and some I don't they try to balance it you know like the fox will have.
[UNKNOWN]: One person who maybe is opposing view and, you know, seeing I know do the same thing and it's just it's become cheesy I think well and I know it's a nature of the beast but we you know you always have the folks that own the media stations right so and and they have.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they have the ability to kind of steer the ship so.
[UNKNOWN]: So to your point earlier, we talked about this with independent journalists, and I always said, and you had the people, the canvases, the meggins, the, you know, Tucker's of the world.
[UNKNOWN]: And they're everywhere.
[UNKNOWN]: And they are flourishing and millions and millions and millions.
[UNKNOWN]: Yesterday, I just broke free from any party.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, there you go.
[UNKNOWN]: And so this is what's happened because you know, that's what I think needs to be done is don't be, don't be, don't be like, don't be tied down to anybody telling you what to do.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, and you know, your point is a great one because as a viewer, as a listener, you want to know, can I hear anything unbiased anymore?
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: And I think that's the most important thing is getting the facts.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: If you have the facts, why are we not all respected enough to be able to make our own decision?
[UNKNOWN]: And a good question.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
[UNKNOWN]: That we have to be manure report.
[UNKNOWN]: We decide.
[UNKNOWN]: That should be the most.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's the way it was to present this is what happened.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And, and, but that's not the case.
[UNKNOWN]: And you ran to that case anymore.
[UNKNOWN]: You decided that's a good thing.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a bias swing no matter which, uh, it is.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, most, I was it's entertainment.
[UNKNOWN]: There are a couple out there that are, that are trying to hold the independent line, which I haven't had in my ear.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, good luck.
[UNKNOWN]: Because, you know, you're not, you're probably not going to make it because, like you said, people are
[UNKNOWN]: they believe or what they're going for and and I understand that.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, certainly we all want to relate with with our beliefs, but at the same time in a world that's changing so fast and a lot of that's happening because of AI, it's don't you want to know what's coming down the line.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, when you have the top executives of AI companies saying there's maybe a 15 to 25% chance AI could end civilization.
[UNKNOWN]: Then you're going okay.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, that's a one in four chance, but you know, this this AI race war is going so fast.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, it's great.
[UNKNOWN]: We're talking about what the media is great with the journalism's great with the marketing.
[UNKNOWN]: It's great with the, you know, the business plans as Chris and I were talking off here.
[UNKNOWN]: It's great.
[UNKNOWN]: It's great with the, you know, coding.
[UNKNOWN]: But what cost?
[UNKNOWN]: Are there any guard rills on this?
[UNKNOWN]: Are there any protections in place?
[UNKNOWN]: You know, are there
[UNKNOWN]: You know, the, even the government, we were talking had to step in last week with my thought that's right, and they said, and they said, yeah, this, this platform broken to just but every one of our vulnerable, uh, national safety issues, all the day security in a matter, right, not, not days hours, unbelievable.
[UNKNOWN]: So let me ask you this, Brad, is there?
[UNKNOWN]: an entity, a corporation out there that you feel has the moral compass that has the ability to really step in and lead the charge.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, are we talking Elon Musk, are we talking in, drop it, are we talking about what do you, how do you feel about that as an expert in AI?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, anthropic is probably the closest that I've kind of hitched my way into because they stood up to the government and said, look, we're not going to let you take our platform.
[UNKNOWN]: was it a marketing play, maybe it might have been the greatest marketing play.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right.
[UNKNOWN]: They turned on the government as a client.
[UNKNOWN]: They did.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, $200 billion deal.
[UNKNOWN]: So right there, right?
[UNKNOWN]: And they said, no, we're not going to let you take our platform and utilize it for a mass surveillance of the American people or weapons of mass destruction without a lot of autonomous.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, autonomous.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So without having one of our experts,
[UNKNOWN]: overlooking the platform to make sure it is operating as it should.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, because they're not that good yet.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, you still have to have the human in the loop on no matter what you create.
[UNKNOWN]: Even if it's just a platform for a regular business deal, get alone when you're talking about mass surveillance when you're talking about possibly people's lives.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: That's steak, right?
[UNKNOWN]: And the wars, the battles that are going on over in Iran
[UNKNOWN]: Emanoids and drones that are autonomous, they're AR driven.
[UNKNOWN]: I think I sent you that one, Perry that's Edward Drone.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they're jellyfish, Drone.
[UNKNOWN]: The jellyfish?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that sounds fascinating to me.
[UNKNOWN]: It varies a big drum guy.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, he was kind of like the peeping Tom and the window before, but now it's not true.
[UNKNOWN]: He's he's a bald.
[UNKNOWN]: I have never been on a show.
[UNKNOWN]: Now he's got a 4K camera and a drone that just came down.
[UNKNOWN]: Hands up.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh my god.
[UNKNOWN]: Comfortable.
[UNKNOWN]: Be showing up.
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: But did you see that thing?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I was freaking amazing.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: I was up one.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I mean, and I think, you know, that's who has some China?
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
[UNKNOWN]: But I mean, it's funny how conflicts bring out the technology, you know.
[UNKNOWN]: that you're going, whoa, that, that is.
[UNKNOWN]: What's changing the way those kinds of, I mean, not today, but he wants war, but sadly, that's our nature as humans.
[UNKNOWN]: But, you know, if you can do, if you can, of course, whoever has the better mouse trap is the one that's gonna kill more of the people from the other side and kill less of your own people, I guess, that's the idea, right?
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's a messy, you know, that's a messy business.
[UNKNOWN]: That's the ideal.
[UNKNOWN]: I deal if you're the yeah so if your side can utilize technology to minimize how many boots on the ground you have right then you know that's a
[UNKNOWN]: It's good for that.
[UNKNOWN]: But what happens if the address what happens if it goes on its own?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, this is why there's a lot of things to win the A.I.
[UNKNOWN]: race because of well, because the fear is of China or else we would consider an adversary, gets a technology, then it's us.
[UNKNOWN]: That's, you know, because it's a former, you know, you texted a former or earlier.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I think it's the same thing in the A.I.
[UNKNOWN]: War race.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm probably.
[UNKNOWN]: No, because if it's not us being in that race, whatever cost.
[UNKNOWN]: And it's a unique time we're in right now and I compared it earlier, you know, probably about.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know, maybe, what do you think, eight 10 episodes ago?
[UNKNOWN]: Remember the old crash dummy test they used to do with the cars?
[UNKNOWN]: That's what I feel like we're doing right now with AI is we're just going to go as fast and furious as we can forward until we crash and we're going to see how it comes out.
[UNKNOWN]: We're going to see how it comes out.
[UNKNOWN]: We're going to see if we're safe when we walk out.
[UNKNOWN]: Hey, blah blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah
[UNKNOWN]: Right now, whether it's a marketing play or not, and there are many that say maybe it is, because Dario and Anthropic have taken a very divided line.
[UNKNOWN]: He was with ChatGBT and OpenEI.
[UNKNOWN]: He was the head of research for them.
[UNKNOWN]: That led the ChatGBT2 and 3.
[UNKNOWN]: He took, he left, and there was a few other researchers and team members that were a part of that, that they saw a different vision than ChatGBT and OpenEI
[UNKNOWN]: uh, whether they're saying it in principle, but they helped against a governmental contract to the point where they were named a national security threat, not once but twice.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, initially they were named it, you know, over the fact that they just went, provide their, I give them credit for, put this foot down.
[UNKNOWN]: Let me do it.
[UNKNOWN]: For a while.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't want to do that.
[UNKNOWN]: So this is our mystery.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And so if, look, if we can't have one of our folks that know what they're doing, not, not
[UNKNOWN]: And I've heard the other side of the argument and say, well, the government has, well, maybe they do, maybe they don't, but this is cutting edge technology, you know, so, and at the end of the day, it's, it's your name on the line, it's your contract with the government.
[UNKNOWN]: It's, it's people's lives.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: That's right.
[UNKNOWN]: So I, I, I really appreciate what anthropics name.
[UNKNOWN]: So that's that's my answer.
[UNKNOWN]: Good answer.
[UNKNOWN]: And as a good proven to have the, the ethics and the morals to the baby.
[UNKNOWN]: There's more example.
[UNKNOWN]: There's been more to it.
[UNKNOWN]: So they, they, they immediately when the government said this past week, you know, my thoughts and table were releasing them and they released it, knowing that these, there was capabilities here, but they governed them down and they, they kind of tried to make them more user friendly.
[UNKNOWN]: And the government was neatly concerned because supposedly, even these governed down versions were able to break into
[UNKNOWN]: and find vulnerable in some of our most secret frightening agency falls right it's frightening but so it's just so that's so that's why that's that's why that's that's how you got it you you need to meetly band any foreign if that gets in the wrong hands of the wrong people that can work against us yes so to anthropics credit they took them both down
[UNKNOWN]: And where are they today?
[UNKNOWN]: They're back in with the federal government.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, and, and not a national security trading.
[UNKNOWN]: That's my point.
[UNKNOWN]: So they stood there.
[UNKNOWN]: I was back and forth right there.
[UNKNOWN]: They're still, they're still in the mixer, still part of there.
[UNKNOWN]: They're still in the mix and, uh,
[UNKNOWN]: It's, you know, and you look at Deepseek is China's version of what we're, some of the characters, their chambers, well, yeah, we, we were using our models to train their models.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so they were, they were going into our models, Christy.
[UNKNOWN]: And instead of training them when their data centers and spending all this money on electricity and water and the build-out and having communities up in an uproar, which 60% of them are getting shut down.
[UNKNOWN]: I think maybe only 8% of the communities overall that the stats are staggering, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Is it good to go start doing this yet?
[UNKNOWN]: I hear his little tippedoes.
[UNKNOWN]: No, that's so loose for good there.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's good, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So they decided to take a shortcut.
[UNKNOWN]: It's kind of like the cliff notes, you know, back in the day when you could figure out the answers without having to study everything.
[UNKNOWN]: They started asking these models that are out there like clawing.
[UNKNOWN]: And I think they were going into anthropic because they realized that it was.
[UNKNOWN]: Anthropic was and it is in my personal belief.
[UNKNOWN]: If you're looking for deep reasoning, complex reasoning, it is the best model out there.
[UNKNOWN]: So they're they're peppering in traffic with all these questions and they're signing up with all these different accounts going to max Kind of like I do every night with them.
[UNKNOWN]: They're like told me go to bed They're usually They are to steal from our AI to train there.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so they're using questions to the reverse engineer The training.
[UNKNOWN]: Hey, which is brilliant.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, I got to get get credit work credit's during I'm not a foreign adversary Advocate by any means, but my goodness that is
[UNKNOWN]: brilliant.
[UNKNOWN]: It's brilliant.
[UNKNOWN]: They're in the driver's seat.
[UNKNOWN]: Anyway, they know more than anybody else knows.
[UNKNOWN]: So when they're working with the government, working with the Trump administration, there you go.
[UNKNOWN]: And now, Grock and Elon is trying to get in the mix and say, he's he's also a national security threat.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know, Grock's a national security threat.
[UNKNOWN]: How do you feel?
[UNKNOWN]: Let's go.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't think you're about that.
[UNKNOWN]: Tell me more.
[UNKNOWN]: I think I said, I think I said you a meme today of a
[UNKNOWN]: Did you see that one?
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know if you did.
[UNKNOWN]: I haven't looked at the you know how we we talked about the mango now, you know, Yeah, it's a top six.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, it showed up of the top six, whether it's met a Gemini and throw a big floppy
[UNKNOWN]: Opening, I think there's M.A.N.
[UNKNOWN]: and V. A grock, there's open hand on there too.
[UNKNOWN]: Gopile, there.
[UNKNOWN]: Gopile, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So of those six, how many of them have been a national security threat in the Avianthropic is one?
[UNKNOWN]: I know you, I would like to think that, you know, is there that smart, but, you know, Elon's, like I said, is his whole founding team all left?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but, you know, to his credit, that's SpaceX IPO was a buzz and it was up to $250, you know, and a few days and it was down to $150, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it dropped, it dropped.
[UNKNOWN]: But that's the bounce of everybody kind of.
[UNKNOWN]: It's the bounce of everybody's time to buy.
[UNKNOWN]: And there was a few funds that were picking up on and I saw so.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, kudos to them.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, kudos.
[UNKNOWN]: But we should have you talked to Christie about the about the data center right here.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, I'll see about that.
[UNKNOWN]: No, so we don't need.
[UNKNOWN]: Let's let's take a break quick and then we'll come back and talk because I don't I don't that you guys didn't talk about that whenever Brad was on your show.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know we did not know we are sitting.
[UNKNOWN]: Five slides away from the largest.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the largest power plant development.
[UNKNOWN]: that's going to be tied in to most likely the largest one of the largest data center.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's right here in five miles away.
[UNKNOWN]: That's an old site that had a coal-fired power plant that was the ideal country.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, well, we'll talk about that.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, can't wait to hear that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's a big deal.
[UNKNOWN]: It's been a lot of headlines.
[UNKNOWN]: Interesting.
[UNKNOWN]: And shout out to all the folks over there because they're, you know,
[UNKNOWN]: We love, I got feedback that they're all listening, so I'm excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now, excited right now,
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[UNKNOWN]: And we are back third segment, it's three out of five.
[UNKNOWN]: We'll see if she makes it.
[UNKNOWN]: Of course, that is a challenge.
[UNKNOWN]: I will accept.
[UNKNOWN]: No, that's all we get.
[UNKNOWN]: We got Mr. Liu, the bricity himself coming down to the ship.
[UNKNOWN]: He should be walking through that door just about any minute now.
[UNKNOWN]: And he has Mr. Dapper himself.
[UNKNOWN]: And Mr.
[UNKNOWN]: Smooth, Mr. Mai, my meds, I left the ED part up, because he does provide all services to the health 48.
[UNKNOWN]: He does.
[UNKNOWN]: It's not just the ED.
[UNKNOWN]: Is this where I chime in?
[UNKNOWN]: Oh no.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, you can when you're here, you'll leave that.
[UNKNOWN]: You'll be speechless.
[UNKNOWN]: You won't be, you know what I think what we should do is when he walks in, we should probably cut this segment short and then restart the second segment with Lou and we'll just leave them both in.
[UNKNOWN]: Hey, because I know Christy has, she needs to get on the road, you know, I don't want to cut it enough.
[UNKNOWN]: I do not want to cut that out.
[UNKNOWN]: No, we're not cutting anything out.
[UNKNOWN]: No, no.
[UNKNOWN]: But I want to start and restart.
[UNKNOWN]: So that we have a full, if we want it, full 30 minutes with Louis, I agree.
[UNKNOWN]: You could untimely.
[UNKNOWN]: Is that all right?
[UNKNOWN]: I have zero.
[UNKNOWN]: Hey, this is way too much fun.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, good.
[UNKNOWN]: We're good.
[UNKNOWN]: These Wednesdays are the highlight of my week.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, make me two.
[UNKNOWN]: I look forward to the show anyway.
[UNKNOWN]: Get so much fun.
[UNKNOWN]: He gets me.
[UNKNOWN]: He gets this.
[UNKNOWN]: He gets this man out of the box.
[UNKNOWN]: Do you know, Lily and I are coming back next Wednesday are you oh sweet two weeks in a room good Finally, you know, we're I am Yes, but next Wednesday
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, I used to be a more of a golfer.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm know the fourth worst golfer in my family.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I'm a four out of four out of four.
[UNKNOWN]: My wife just won the club champions.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, this past year.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, she's a pro.
[UNKNOWN]: My son plays for Robert Morris.
[UNKNOWN]: Nice.
[UNKNOWN]: And is.
[UNKNOWN]: he's just a specimen, okay.
[UNKNOWN]: He's in Florida right now.
[UNKNOWN]: Otherwise I haven't come down.
[UNKNOWN]: He's like six went to.
[UNKNOWN]: He works out.
[UNKNOWN]: It's pure.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's a, yeah, he's a machine.
[UNKNOWN]: He's a machine.
[UNKNOWN]: And my daughter was the top golfer in the district before she decided to hang it up before her senior year.
[UNKNOWN]: And then where does that lead you?
[UNKNOWN]: It leads me on the bottom, so after having two surgeries last year, I'm only played a few times.
[UNKNOWN]: So no, I'm supposed to, I haven't even played, I played nine holes with you.
[UNKNOWN]: The show, it's like we played it all the time, I'm really played.
[UNKNOWN]: Have we, so I'm supposed to play four times in a row here coming up with a motivational starting tomorrow.
[UNKNOWN]: We'll see how that goes.
[UNKNOWN]: I feel like pressure a little bit because I have, uh, uh, so we bring a, we bring a guest in that plays with us and I feel like I need to play for him.
[UNKNOWN]: No, no, no, no, a little sports shut up.
[UNKNOWN]: My son and I did when the marches said that I didn't even know father's situation.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no, we played in the father's son, which is an annual tournament that we've been doing since he's been four years old.
[UNKNOWN]: He's now 20.
[UNKNOWN]: And who carried who?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I think we know the answer to that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that was an interesting thing.
[UNKNOWN]: That was an interesting thing.
[UNKNOWN]: I think we know the answer to that.
[UNKNOWN]: That was an interesting thing.
[UNKNOWN]: Because I don't want to hear any stories.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm sorry.
[UNKNOWN]: I won't say a story.
[UNKNOWN]: So it's like they just show up.
[UNKNOWN]: I'll do the rest.
[UNKNOWN]: It's just tried to.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh my god.
[UNKNOWN]: I got you.
[UNKNOWN]: It's respectable.
[UNKNOWN]: So we ended up winning.
[UNKNOWN]: That was a good for you.
[UNKNOWN]: It was some good golfers on the show.
[UNKNOWN]: And this is a true story.
[UNKNOWN]: So when I was.
[UNKNOWN]: going decide to finally go into the knife from my back surgery, which was a L-3-5, you know, fusion, you know, so it's it's pretty pretty hard.
[UNKNOWN]: It's mostly because of a bad golf swing, but but because of my my lifting days back and when I was playing basketball in high school and and I've lived with it for 30 years and I finally got it done and you know you're sitting there going
[UNKNOWN]: I hope I come out of your, I just don't, if anything else I just want to be able to play in that father son, you know, and so to be able to show up on the T and be able to be there, because we didn't get to do it last year, it was, it was awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: That's a beautiful thing.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it was real.
[UNKNOWN]: So anyways, we're going to move on.
[UNKNOWN]: We were talking about the other, you know, big news here in Indiana County and that is the Homer city power plant.
[UNKNOWN]: So there used to be a coal plant there.
[UNKNOWN]: It's about 2.2 gigawatts if you're a power freak and you understand that stuff.
[UNKNOWN]: I am not.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, most people aren't.
[UNKNOWN]: So it's in that's pretty big.
[UNKNOWN]: It was one of the largest, so I need to know.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it was pretty big.
[UNKNOWN]: So it was one of the largest coal plants in the nation.
[UNKNOWN]: And we had another one here.
[UNKNOWN]: Right on the road, another one not too far down the other road.
[UNKNOWN]: So we, you know, we are sitting in a very rich.
[UNKNOWN]: natural resource area.
[UNKNOWN]: Not only just cold but natural gas.
[UNKNOWN]: That was my old days back when I was in attorney.
[UNKNOWN]: I represented the the coalition here in town or not town but in the this Marcel's shell as well as oil and gas operators.
[UNKNOWN]: And so I do have a fondness for the energy business because it is kind of the back one that keeps our lights on and allows us to enjoy.
[UNKNOWN]: The modern technologies, especially with AI now driving a lot of that, you need to have some sort of power source because sun solar, you know, wind, all that's great, but it's not going to be the source that's going to allow us to do.
[UNKNOWN]: Do the bourbon studio.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, did you all do that?
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, come on.
[UNKNOWN]: Look at these.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, we're we're running it up.
[UNKNOWN]: Cheers to it, too.
[UNKNOWN]: But our data center here, a build in our PowerPoint actually goes, let's start with a power first.
[UNKNOWN]: put the horse before the car to guess or whatever all that sand goes is they have announced a 4.5 gigawat natural gas powered plant not cool so they've been completely switched gears and
[UNKNOWN]: We are sitting on an abundance of national grass here in the Marseilles, whether it's, you know, from Ohio to West Virginia to Pennsylvania, it's, it's very prevalent.
[UNKNOWN]: In fact, a lot of these large wells that they drilled have been shut in, they're just not even getting the markets and all.
[UNKNOWN]: They have a means to market and they knocked this down.
[UNKNOWN]: It was like the, there's like ground zero last week, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Because they finally finished the demolition.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, it just finished it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that was like a year ago.
[UNKNOWN]: They started, I know.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, it's been a, it's been a chore.
[UNKNOWN]: But they, they finished the last part of it, I should say.
[UNKNOWN]: So there's been parts that are starting to build and they're going up with the new and up with the old.
[UNKNOWN]: And so it's also going to lead into what started with one data center and other talking about maybe seven data centers and maybe more.
[UNKNOWN]: So right here in our backyard.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I was looking a lot of problems.
[UNKNOWN]: Controversy.
[UNKNOWN]: I am sure.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, it is controversy.
[UNKNOWN]: So you get y'all obviously have those folks that say, you know, do you realize the noise that comes along with the, you know, the heat, you look at Elon's Memphis temporary
[UNKNOWN]: And I get it to a certain extent, but one of the alternatives, I guess that you tell me a better alternative, a nuclear, and I will tell you that, the small nuclear and modular reactors are
[UNKNOWN]: There's a little hurtful.
[UNKNOWN]: We made it a long way to go.
[UNKNOWN]: We made it a long
[UNKNOWN]: It didn't pay, we don't Josh Shapiro, it don't pay for time.
[UNKNOWN]: I want you.
[UNKNOWN]: You can't pay for that.
[UNKNOWN]: We're advertising for Josh Shapiro.
[UNKNOWN]: We've got very old stockings, get old in there.
[UNKNOWN]: I just want the fire back.
[UNKNOWN]: I want the fire back.
[UNKNOWN]: No, but we were talking about not in my backyard, but data centers.
[UNKNOWN]: it makes sense in our backyard because that was a cool point.
[UNKNOWN]: So we were we were used to having that being there and it provided a lot of jobs in the area.
[UNKNOWN]: I think the majority of the folks in our surrounding area think this is a good thing and maybe being one of them.
[UNKNOWN]: So but if you look across America, that's not the case.
[UNKNOWN]: That's not.
[UNKNOWN]: It's not just America, you look across the world, it's not the case.
[UNKNOWN]: So communities have been uprising,
[UNKNOWN]: you know, behemoths, and they are big.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, they're huge, they're big, they're noisy.
[UNKNOWN]: They're noisy.
[UNKNOWN]: They're the shrubs, communities, in some ways.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: And who's paying for the actual electricity?
[UNKNOWN]: Exactly.
[UNKNOWN]: In the grid, are we going to have to have rolling brown outs, maybe black outs?
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, what?
[UNKNOWN]: Or they can, can they be powered without electricity in some other way?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, and that's, that's where cutting technology is coming in.
[UNKNOWN]: So water was a big concern.
[UNKNOWN]: And then that was my other business.
[UNKNOWN]: So we were studying on that.
[UNKNOWN]: And how
[UNKNOWN]: Kind of like how your car is, you know, with the close loop radiator system that air conditions is exactly.
[UNKNOWN]: So that's, but there's a trade-off.
[UNKNOWN]: So that, that, that's like, it's like running the air conditions either.
[UNKNOWN]: You're paying an extra amount for electricity and electricity is already going through the roof for these things.
[UNKNOWN]: So now it costs more.
[UNKNOWN]: So, you know, of course the industry's trying to spin it both ways.
[UNKNOWN]: And like, oh, we, we're not going to use water anymore.
[UNKNOWN]: We're just going to, there he is, Mr. Daffer himself.
[UNKNOWN]: Hey.
[UNKNOWN]: Mr. Luba Luba.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a talk about destruction now, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So, you know, there's always a trade-off and I think, you know, it's another Elon and one of the biggest things will be sex with their IPO that came out last week, because they're going to put them into orbit.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and he announced that he's actually, and he showed his prototype that he used a pair of its impressive.
[UNKNOWN]: It's amazing, but they're still talking about cooling.
[UNKNOWN]: So I understand why they still need cooling.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't understand why cooling would be a problem.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So he was still talking about cooling in that that make any sense to me.
[UNKNOWN]: But I'll have to think into that deep, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Just to see the video I sent, he probably didn't.
[UNKNOWN]: I think you were.
[UNKNOWN]: talking with Chris, who wasn't long before I came over, it was on Instagram.
[UNKNOWN]: It was of a one in the ocean.
[UNKNOWN]: It looks like a like a pod.
[UNKNOWN]: It's like a bomb at it and the motion is the ocean.
[UNKNOWN]: They're using the jet base electricity.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I love it.
[UNKNOWN]: And they're using the it's a cool.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, very smart.
[UNKNOWN]: It's very smart.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: But somebody will complain about that, too, I'm sure.
[UNKNOWN]: Kristy, do you have any data centers going up in your neck of the woods like, is that a thing?
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, there's talk, there's controversy.
[UNKNOWN]: All kinds of things in the Midwest across the Midwest for sure.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, in the Great Lakes, we're especially, and the Great Lakes, especially, especially especially about the water that was a lot of concerns up there is that they're going to be, you know,
[UNKNOWN]: utilizing the fresh water sources because on the old fashioned way they would do the cooling loops, it was a evaporative cooling, so you would need crystal clean pure water coming across the servers.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, now maybe not so much, but who knows the problem is transparency.
[UNKNOWN]: So are these data centers that are operating that are saying that they're doing this closed loop?
[UNKNOWN]: are they really being transparent?
[UNKNOWN]: And do we really know what's really happening?
[UNKNOWN]: So there's been mixed stories out there.
[UNKNOWN]: It was time to tell though.
[UNKNOWN]: And they're in Liza Consumeration.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: And the voter issue and the community issue.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, the whole bias issue, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, bias issue.
[UNKNOWN]: Who has a who has a motive to send the story out with whatever storyline that's behind it, right?
[UNKNOWN]: And welcome to my world.
[UNKNOWN]: So, and there's, and there's all of these fighting, you know, stakeholders that are behind it, that are rightfully so fighting for their position.
[UNKNOWN]: Of course.
[UNKNOWN]: And you can't fault them for that.
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: But as a consumer, you have to kind of step back and understand where the message is coming from.
[UNKNOWN]: In the power consumption is the issue.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't understand, like, for this facility here, they're building a power plant just to power the data center.
[UNKNOWN]: Now, they'll probably sell some back to the grid, but the plant that was here didn't supply inner electricity to this area anyway.
[UNKNOWN]: It went to DC.
[UNKNOWN]: I think.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I went into the grid, and the grid was beyond here, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So, and the Bruhaha is about, oh, it's a power, well, first of all, it's way cleaner than coal, not that I'm anti-colle, but
[UNKNOWN]: It's far cleaner than coal.
[UNKNOWN]: We have so much natural gas like you said, Brad, they're plugging wells are capping wells because those wells that the gas had no value, so much wells have been plugged the major wells that were huge hits.
[UNKNOWN]: A lot of those have been plugged for 15 years.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's crazy.
[UNKNOWN]: So why don't you think they don't want to realize it until there's a source that can monetize it that makes sense.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So.
[UNKNOWN]: I just want to take, you don't want to take, I'm sorry.
[UNKNOWN]: No, I mean, we're, yeah, I know, with Lou walking in, I think we want to bring you, we on, I know we started a lower earlier today.
[UNKNOWN]: Lou, we want to bring you on and have you joined the conversation?
[UNKNOWN]: You're looking awfully, you're looking awfully dapper from there.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
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[UNKNOWN]: Cheers to it.
[UNKNOWN]: And guess who's here?
[UNKNOWN]: I must know little breast in the air.
[UNKNOWN]: We're sitting in the house.
[UNKNOWN]: No doubt.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm here.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, the journalistic nature of her was trying to press us for what is lubricity.
[UNKNOWN]: So I figured, you know, before we get any further, she needs to know.
[UNKNOWN]: Do you want the scientific version or the bar on it?
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
[UNKNOWN]: OK, so in most of our listeners have heard this before, it's a bear with us here.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, it has been my observation that at certain times when you start to invite a little bit, you feel a little bit different as you go.
[UNKNOWN]: So I created an XY axis called the Lubricity Axis and because Lou is my first name.
[UNKNOWN]: No, but it's your middle name.
[UNKNOWN]: Wow.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going to stop right there and say, somebody came into my business today and said, do you have a middle name and I said, why do you ask?
[UNKNOWN]: And she said, I was just kind of wondering if I should call you Lou or Louis.
[UNKNOWN]: And I said, interestingly, I'm about to go to the courthouse and change my middle name.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm not changing my middle name.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't have a middle name.
[UNKNOWN]: So, well, you're with all of this.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going to my middle name is going to be bricity.
[UNKNOWN]: So when people say they say, there's Lou bricity.
[UNKNOWN]: Perfect.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
[UNKNOWN]: So no, it's kind of a fun thing that we we've kind of put together and I'm just observed over 65 years that when you're going to a bar after a long day, right, and you're sitting there and you're contemplating life and what am I going to do?
[UNKNOWN]: There's people going to be coming in, should I eat and go home?
[UNKNOWN]: What should I do?
[UNKNOWN]: It's the first thing you do?
[UNKNOWN]: You're going to order a cocktail, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So, we have the non-scientific scientific definition of minimum lubricity, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, so minimum lubricity is the number of drinks that it takes you to just take the edge off and feel like, wow, man, I'm cool now I can talk to some people.
[UNKNOWN]: I can let it breathe a little bit and whatnot.
[UNKNOWN]: So, I might minimum lubricity.
[UNKNOWN]: Don't linger sitting in the corner.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you don't have to sit in the corner and buy yourself.
[UNKNOWN]: And whatnot, you're ready to go to the bar and put the phone down.
[UNKNOWN]: So my minimum lubricity is this is probably surprising for a six foot one two hundred and five pounds of, I don't know what, but telling me that could be, but if not, I have pills, but no, I'm sorry.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I talked about those too, so my minimum lubricity is like 1.4 beers and 1.4 beers.
[UNKNOWN]: That hasn't changed with our urban bucket.
[UNKNOWN]: No, no, it's a bad idea.
[UNKNOWN]: That's not a lot of brought in up to least 1.5.
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: No, it's very translate to bourbon.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I don't know that it necessarily does, so I don't want to, I don't want to get too deep into it to try and figure it out because I don't give me something else to think about at the bar.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't even do that, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So fair enough.
[UNKNOWN]: My minimum lubricity is about 1.4.
[UNKNOWN]: Actually, depends, because I'm generally a beer guy before I go before I switch to being the adult.
[UNKNOWN]: And 1.4, Iron City Lights, I'm good.
[UNKNOWN]: It's an IPA, 1.2, and I'm ready to talk to people.
[UNKNOWN]: So that's our minimum.
[UNKNOWN]: You've never been shy to talk to anyone.
[UNKNOWN]: No, I'm sure I'm not.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm telling you, I came out of the cocoon.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm just just learning how to speak.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right.
[UNKNOWN]: All right, so you don't need a drink to get there.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, so that's our minimum lubricity.
[UNKNOWN]: All right, what would you call your minimum lubricity?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, are you just take the edge off and you're just chill a little bit, do you have any?
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, okay, the bottle is empty.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, yeah, let's just point it out by the way, what is for that?
[UNKNOWN]: Our Joseph Magnus is empty, is the Burbranometer.
[UNKNOWN]: is down.
[UNKNOWN]: That was good.
[UNKNOWN]: It's gone.
[UNKNOWN]: It's done.
[UNKNOWN]: Our spirits are way up.
[UNKNOWN]: Way.
[UNKNOWN]: Let me chime in here.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, a very pro move.
[UNKNOWN]: And I got to give a shout out where a shout out is due.
[UNKNOWN]: Christy brought two Joseph Magnus.
[UNKNOWN]: You're welcome.
[UNKNOWN]: That was awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, thank you.
[UNKNOWN]: She heard it was your favorite.
[UNKNOWN]: It is.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm impressed you nailed urbanometer.
[UNKNOWN]: I know.
[UNKNOWN]: Like two weeks in a row.
[UNKNOWN]: Who does to you, my friend?
[UNKNOWN]: I've been clapping it out at home.
[UNKNOWN]: So that's a minimum lubricity.
[UNKNOWN]: And then again, this is non-scientific.
[UNKNOWN]: So then you start to ramp up and you're like, okay, hey, now I've had my second in my third.
[UNKNOWN]: And then the next level,
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: Optimum.
[UNKNOWN]: Optimum, I like that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you're ready to be in a magazine.
[UNKNOWN]: You're ready to sing.
[UNKNOWN]: You are as good as you can possibly be.
[UNKNOWN]: Everybody wants to be you.
[UNKNOWN]: Everybody wants to talk with you.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: It's just your cool.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, you can start.
[UNKNOWN]: You start singing.
[UNKNOWN]: Whatever song you sing, that's when you start doing it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, it falls under the category of dance like nobody's watching.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, so that is generally a fleeting time period, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So my optimum lubricity is 3.7 IPA, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, the rate right under the DUI limit it is shockingly enough We don't talk to the police about that
[UNKNOWN]: Ryan is hanging out with Brad.
[UNKNOWN]: It's like one or two sips.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I guess that's the neat thing about this.
[UNKNOWN]: Everybody has their own lubricants.
[UNKNOWN]: So, you know, see how you talked about your first time having bourbon?
[UNKNOWN]: Sure.
[UNKNOWN]: This is Christy's.
[UNKNOWN]: First.
[UNKNOWN]: Really?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So you're a bourbon office.
[UNKNOWN]: That's why it's like bourbon office, right?
[UNKNOWN]: I'm an office.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: It's not the right age for a pair.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, that's not what they're using me, but I don't do it.
[UNKNOWN]: I had to pour everybody in and kind of bring it back to center.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right.
[UNKNOWN]: So yeah, they had some bad words for me at the time.
[UNKNOWN]: But so yeah, so optimum lubricity is when everybody wants to talk with you and you're really cool.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And then you have one more drink, right?
[UNKNOWN]: And then you get to what do you get to?
[UNKNOWN]: uh, it's max.
[UNKNOWN]: It's max liberty and it's dangerous.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a dangerous edge.
[UNKNOWN]: It's teeter around the edge of assholeville.
[UNKNOWN]: Right?
[UNKNOWN]: And you know where assholeville is.
[UNKNOWN]: It's when you fall off the cliff, right?
[UNKNOWN]: You fall off the cliff.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a population of one traveled by many.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
[UNKNOWN]: It's so true, right?
[UNKNOWN]: It's so true.
[UNKNOWN]: All right, she is her first woman guest.
[UNKNOWN]: She is.
[UNKNOWN]: It's gonna be, we set the bar really high.
[UNKNOWN]: We do.
[UNKNOWN]: So it's gonna be a tough, really high.
[UNKNOWN]: We may not have another female guest for a while.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, my God.
[UNKNOWN]: She's just a little bit that sweet.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, what's good to have is that we back then in the end.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going here.
[UNKNOWN]: because you golf at the golf episode with Christy Kay.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, I do.
[UNKNOWN]: She's my partner, but she gave you two.
[UNKNOWN]: We'll give you any strokes.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we were, we were been talking about making up on the golf course, so, you know, it's, uh, it's gonna get interesting.
[UNKNOWN]: That'll be a lot of editing in that.
[UNKNOWN]: That is very good.
[UNKNOWN]: That's lubricity in a nutshell.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So we're actually going to try and work.
[UNKNOWN]: We're creating some merch right now.
[UNKNOWN]: And as the senior citizen here, I'm learning what merch is, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Use to call it product.
[UNKNOWN]: Now it's called merch.
[UNKNOWN]: uh we're not sure we're thinking you like you remember the old fashion uh the western scenes where they have two posts and like a thing over it was a name of the town and our town is going to be assholeville and you're going to say like Brad I'd said population one visitors
[UNKNOWN]: We're actually looking for a ride service to partner with us because, you know, we joke about this.
[UNKNOWN]: We do talk about this.
[UNKNOWN]: We do talk about responsibility.
[UNKNOWN]: And what I would love to hear.
[UNKNOWN]: There's also two balls just dropped.
[UNKNOWN]: There's a rice balls.
[UNKNOWN]: We don't.
[UNKNOWN]: We have time.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, all right.
[UNKNOWN]: That's a great machine.
[UNKNOWN]: But no, we talked about being responsible when you drink, and that is lift or you were, you know.
[UNKNOWN]: We would like to partner with you to make sure we get everybody that's drinking our bourbon's home safely.
[UNKNOWN]: Sure, it's a fun thing, as I said, it's just a little bit of shit.
[UNKNOWN]: A little bit of shit.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Everybody else has a sense, though.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a different partnership.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: I agree.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And you came very responsibly tonight, didn't, yes.
[UNKNOWN]: And then I appreciate that, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: So you came from a long way away, and Lily's like, they know she did.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Happy to be here.
[UNKNOWN]: Because I am sleeping in the back seat.
[UNKNOWN]: The whole way home.
[UNKNOWN]: I drove here.
[UNKNOWN]: I was really special.
[UNKNOWN]: We were not.
[UNKNOWN]: No way.
[UNKNOWN]: We are responsible.
[UNKNOWN]: No, I love it.
[UNKNOWN]: Notice our new fire has seen me on.
[UNKNOWN]: Can I tell you?
[UNKNOWN]: I didn't notice it.
[UNKNOWN]: Right?
[UNKNOWN]: We were in this log cabin.
[UNKNOWN]: You felt like, oh, I got it.
[UNKNOWN]: I didn't notice it.
[UNKNOWN]: Hey, what about it?
[UNKNOWN]: It's a secret.
[UNKNOWN]: Who's just in the end?
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I love it.
[UNKNOWN]: I love it.
[UNKNOWN]: Hello.
[UNKNOWN]: Hello, brother.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, hi.
[UNKNOWN]: How did you get started?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: That's the lubricant.
[UNKNOWN]: I can't.
[UNKNOWN]: And just having fun with it.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, hi.
[UNKNOWN]: I know the heading of drink responsibly, but have fun doing it.
[UNKNOWN]: See, it was harmless.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: But when did you, when did you dance like nobody's watching?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, let's ask her.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, wow.
[UNKNOWN]: Wow, Lou, you said you were a lady.
[UNKNOWN]: How does that hit you?
[UNKNOWN]: No, I ain't like that.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, you're doing for the next 40 years.
[UNKNOWN]: Hey, listen, I just said everybody's going to live in our 250 years.
[UNKNOWN]: So you guys might want to plan out your schedule a little better.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, you joke about that, but you know, I've been studying some of these peptides lately.
[UNKNOWN]: And I know there's some stuff happening out there right now.
[UNKNOWN]: It's for some peptides.
[UNKNOWN]: Um, I, I, I am not versed enough right now to give our fans and our listeners, the, the educated version, and I would not want to put anything out there that somebody's going to go say, hey, let me try this thing that's not approved for human use, but they're using it on animals somewhere in the world.
[UNKNOWN]: So I'm, I'm going to back off of that with just a little bit right now, but the, the level, I love what you used it though.
[UNKNOWN]: I hate you too.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
[UNKNOWN]: You can't drop that grenade in the microwave.
[UNKNOWN]: What?
[UNKNOWN]: I was just saying, but I'm not going to do it.
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
[UNKNOWN]: So I think they're, uh, we're talking about testimonial in Semmoreland and some of those things that are out there that are actually in human use right now.
[UNKNOWN]: And then we're changing people's lives.
[UNKNOWN]: NAD plus glutathione and things like that.
[UNKNOWN]: It's, it's, um, their life changing for a lot of people.
[UNKNOWN]: Billy Bob Thornton and NAD.
[UNKNOWN]: And any idea, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Any idea.
[UNKNOWN]: Wait, what is that?
[UNKNOWN]: Tell me about that.
[UNKNOWN]: Nicotinic acid, something I should know this.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but I don't think it's a fun idea.
[UNKNOWN]: You're a Bob Thornton.
[UNKNOWN]: Billy Bob.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he injected it in the first show on a land of land.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, what's it?
[UNKNOWN]: What's it, too?
[UNKNOWN]: It's the fountain of youth.
[UNKNOWN]: Lail.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm looking.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Me too.
[UNKNOWN]: We're only 30.
[UNKNOWN]: What are you going to do?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I know.
[UNKNOWN]: Come on.
[UNKNOWN]: I can't go younger than that.
[UNKNOWN]: No, but it caught my attention, too.
[UNKNOWN]: I was like, what is an AD?
[UNKNOWN]: Plus, you know, so I had to have to research it.
[UNKNOWN]: And was that the first episode of the season two?
[UNKNOWN]: I think it was the first episode.
[UNKNOWN]: It was the first episode.
[UNKNOWN]: I only watched one episode.
[UNKNOWN]: It had to be the first episode.
[UNKNOWN]: He didn't like the mobile, you know, home.
[UNKNOWN]: the camps.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's what he was.
[UNKNOWN]: But he was getting up in the morning and then I'm like, what is that?
[UNKNOWN]: It was a great, great placement commercial, right?
[UNKNOWN]: I haven't seen Billy Bob lately, but the last time I did, I maybe he needs to help his doubts.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, you see, he's low in protein.
[UNKNOWN]: That's harsh.
[UNKNOWN]: He's definitely low in, I mean, he's with 70.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't think he's going to be this chief.
[UNKNOWN]: We only had A.I.
[UNKNOWN]: to ask, can I hear no.
[UNKNOWN]: Do you have a idea?
[UNKNOWN]: Do you have an idea?
[UNKNOWN]: Do you have an
[UNKNOWN]: So he's done the picture of Siri came up with, I agree with Lumi.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right.
[UNKNOWN]: But how many youth has run out on Billy Bob?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Lily, your generation actually is going to be the beneficiary.
[UNKNOWN]: Some really incredible biochemical and technology things going.
[UNKNOWN]: The way drugs are going to be delivered in the next 50 years.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, it's going to be nanobot.
[UNKNOWN]: Amazing.
[UNKNOWN]: Now imagine a little microscopic size of the end of a pencil.
[UNKNOWN]: going through your bloodstream and just understanding everything in your body at all times and then reacting and changing whatever needs to be fixed.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's amazing.
[UNKNOWN]: Advantage Lily, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no, it's not, it's not, it's not just a vanity.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, so this is where we can get to the fifth segment.
[UNKNOWN]: We're going to talk about the philosophical stuff.
[UNKNOWN]: So it's whoever's going to be here in five to ten years because this is advancing on all of us.
[UNKNOWN]: So what does that do for reproduction?
[UNKNOWN]: What does that do for you know all the stuff it changes all the cycles every cycle You know we're on it like a what a 10 or 15 year generational cycle right, but if you're now those are expanding Yeah, if now it's not falling off the cliff.
[UNKNOWN]: No, yes, every business.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, everything
[UNKNOWN]: Brad, you really got Brad and I pounded somebody on a golf course, by the way, Sunday.
[UNKNOWN]: They named the word remain.
[UNKNOWN]: Back to the bottom, maybe.
[UNKNOWN]: But after golf, we were talking with his friend of ours, who's studying at the university.
[UNKNOWN]: He's actually a professor at the University of Pennsylvania, and they're working on a molecule now that is able to at this point, they're about 90% of the way through to reversing congenital blindness.
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
[UNKNOWN]: and now it's yeah it's amazing right and there's about 1.5 million people on the planet that have congenital blindness so it.
[UNKNOWN]: It's tough to monetize.
[UNKNOWN]: They weren't getting ready to get Bobby on your game.
[UNKNOWN]: He's amazing, you know, Bobby.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, Bobby Gaston is one of the smartest young men I know at that time.
[UNKNOWN]: Twenty-five years old kids and all, he's got another heading of who gets it.
[UNKNOWN]: And he got, he got, he got all rains, brawn, the whole thing.
[UNKNOWN]: He's got it all.
[UNKNOWN]: Total package.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Lily, I don't know.
[UNKNOWN]: Lily, Lily.
[UNKNOWN]: Lily.
[UNKNOWN]: He's a nearly single.
[UNKNOWN]: He's a good lucky kid.
[UNKNOWN]: He's a great kid.
[UNKNOWN]: He's joined the indie and the gutter.
[UNKNOWN]: He's doing the national members.
[UNKNOWN]: So Louis, we talk about all this stuff that's happening, right?
[UNKNOWN]: And I was
[UNKNOWN]: But I think that if we can get beyond the scary part, you know, and I say it's scary part and that is all this great technology getting in the wrong hands with the wrong people or the wrong countries right so if we get beyond that then the medicinal.
[UNKNOWN]: That's the way it is.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And you've been working with the linguistics somebody has to be helping you.
[UNKNOWN]: This is actually one.
[UNKNOWN]: Claude doing the talking.
[UNKNOWN]: Please go.
[UNKNOWN]: Claude's doing the talking.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I need a little bit of journal just to go.
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: I was working with Claude this week, so he might not have been available for you.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I realized he was on pause here for a while, so I, it was, you know, remember he was getting over Claude?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no, we are fighting over Claude right now.
[UNKNOWN]: And, Chris, yeah, I want you to just put off Claude for a few weeks, we've reached right now.
[UNKNOWN]: So you figured out?
[UNKNOWN]: No, no, no, I was going to tell you, I, two weeks ago, I had no, I was intimidated.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, Louis tried clogged for the very first time last week.
[UNKNOWN]: And I created a couple spreadsheets.
[UNKNOWN]: I got all this stuff going on right now.
[UNKNOWN]: And I'm thinking, this is how that worked out.
[UNKNOWN]: Cool.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, how to work out.
[UNKNOWN]: It actually worked out very well, right?
[UNKNOWN]: And then I saw that the what I sent you guys about if somebody maxes out there, did you guys talk about this already, perhaps somebody maxes out there, $200 subscription.
[UNKNOWN]: It cost that AI company $14,000 to provide that $200.
[UNKNOWN]: It is interesting worth of service to you.
[UNKNOWN]: So we'll imagine we can talk about the last week.
[UNKNOWN]: Cash flow in the cash drain.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I know.
[UNKNOWN]: The energy that's used to create everything that he's been doing with cloth.
[UNKNOWN]: I know, I'm not everything.
[UNKNOWN]: And I've drained it every time.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Every day, every time.
[UNKNOWN]: There's like, go to bed.
[UNKNOWN]: There's a baby that's that bill to pay.
[UNKNOWN]: I know.
[UNKNOWN]: So they came out in the last couple days.
[UNKNOWN]: I've seen repeated headlines, Lou, that said it has to change.
[UNKNOWN]: For it to be able to support the capex that's going into the data center buildouts and all the stuff that's going on, it has to change to a usage, not a fluffy I believe that to be true and honestly when I got beyond the $200 which seemed like it went on for an infinity the uses was ridiculously short so it's going to get expensive.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, again, I'm a bourbon avis and AI novice, some novice at all this stuff, but I think it's just such an invaluable tool.
[UNKNOWN]: He's an idiot expert though, I get him.
[UNKNOWN]: I am an idiot because what do we all do here, Terry, Peter, and our song together, we rise, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: No, so um, how do I get two deep into that and other pun that, but tell us something about chewing What's going on?
[UNKNOWN]: We start talking about it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we're seeing our listeners here all about you two.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we're seeing you.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
[UNKNOWN]: Lou, yes.
[UNKNOWN]: Christie some questions.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm sure you know.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Let's play.
[UNKNOWN]: Me and Brad are going to play.
[UNKNOWN]: Don't break the sugar balls.
[UNKNOWN]: The next one that says anything other than asking question.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going to cut your might is out Yeah, so we're going to cut your might.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so what do you got going?
[UNKNOWN]: You have anything new and exciting going on It was I think I want to say one to you have L.A. What's going on now?
[UNKNOWN]: Let's go.
[UNKNOWN]: You're all coming out, right?
[UNKNOWN]: I'm free
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[UNKNOWN]: What's the, what's the thing going to be the main thing so you know I've been a PBS business you mentioned the lifestyle 20 years so going back to my roots business and really taking it to the next level in LA in person.
[UNKNOWN]: I love to sing.
[UNKNOWN]: You can't.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so let's go.
[UNKNOWN]: Let's go.
[UNKNOWN]: Let's do this.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so taking it to the next level really building upon all the things I've done for X number of years.
[UNKNOWN]: in the world of business lifestyle and really talking to people face to face and which I we appreciate you guys to talk.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, making the trip literally.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: We talked off camera about how important you know and and Christy was talking with Chris and about the networking connections and the and the relationships that you cultivate.
[UNKNOWN]: are invaluable.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I can't replace it.
[UNKNOWN]: We talk about it.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't care what generation you are.
[UNKNOWN]: Do not lose focus of that.
[UNKNOWN]: It's all about relationship.
[UNKNOWN]: I think along that's gone away.
[UNKNOWN]: And the other thing I would say to that point is the power of saying yes.
[UNKNOWN]: When you say yes, to interviews, to opportunity, to doors opening, like Jim Carey movie.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, that makes a huge difference and when you say yes, when you open those doors, when you walk through them, opportunity is there an opportunity happens.
[UNKNOWN]: And this is what we talked about.
[UNKNOWN]: This is how I met Bradley J. Martin.
[UNKNOWN]: He said yes to some interviews.
[UNKNOWN]: I said yes to some interviews and here we are.
[UNKNOWN]: That's awesome stuff.
[UNKNOWN]: It really is.
[UNKNOWN]: So what's interesting to me about that, what what I thought of is when I was growing up, I don't there's nobody in this room other than maybe Mike back there that remember Nancy Reagan, just say no.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I remember him.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, keep it safe.
[UNKNOWN]: 30, 40 years later, now we're morphing back around to just say yes and accept opportunity.
[UNKNOWN]: I think one of the challenges and I'm fortunate to hang out with a couple of different pods of people.
[UNKNOWN]: One is I'm the youngest today, 65, one I'm in the middle at age 65 and one I'm grandpa 65 and that younger group.
[UNKNOWN]: They don't know how to say yes.
[UNKNOWN]: They're a little bit intimidated by even saying maybe.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, and it's easy to get comfortable in your social zone online.
[UNKNOWN]: It is.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Sure.
[UNKNOWN]: That's not a social zone.
[UNKNOWN]: That's safe.
[UNKNOWN]: That's not a zone.
[UNKNOWN]: That's something, Brad.
[UNKNOWN]: And you know that.
[UNKNOWN]: We all know that.
[UNKNOWN]: That's not like hanging out with somebody.
[UNKNOWN]: I felt the bar.
[UNKNOWN]: I felt it.
[UNKNOWN]: Or church.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: I agree.
[UNKNOWN]: go on.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, they won't serve wine.
[UNKNOWN]: We all know they're drinking go on.
[UNKNOWN]: Only one guy gets it a church.
[UNKNOWN]: And then unless you have to take a sip, yeah, won't tease me.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm teasing you.
[UNKNOWN]: No, but I think it's a good point.
[UNKNOWN]: And you know, you're looking at, uh,
[UNKNOWN]: folks that get lost and it's easy to get lost.
[UNKNOWN]: I watch my kids, I watch their friends.
[UNKNOWN]: It's easy to watch myself.
[UNKNOWN]: Sometimes it's just easier to socialize.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, Chris, I turned down two of your phone calls today.
[UNKNOWN]: Cause, who just he's just, I'm just messing with you, Mitch.
[UNKNOWN]: No, that, that's not true of me.
[UNKNOWN]: It's just, that, that, I know, that's not true, it's not true.
[UNKNOWN]: I was literally in the shower, so, but, but that,
[UNKNOWN]: You know, it's easy to, uh, to get behind the social media and think that maybe a direct message or a text or an email is, is the way to communicate.
[UNKNOWN]: And you lose so much, it provides anonymity, too.
[UNKNOWN]: That's it.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a scary anonymity.
[UNKNOWN]: So you can, there are a lot of your old people say things online that it would never say to your face.
[UNKNOWN]: That's just true.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's a huge problem.
[UNKNOWN]: You should see what Perry rolls out in his anonymous account.
[UNKNOWN]: We talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets and we talked about the fish nets
[UNKNOWN]: And I'm going to say that right, Lubies or Louie?
[UNKNOWN]: Louie, we need to put these up.
[UNKNOWN]: I think we do.
[UNKNOWN]: I think it's the first woman being of the show.
[UNKNOWN]: Come on, let's get out of it.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, wait for that.
[UNKNOWN]: No, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,
[UNKNOWN]: There's no way I can watch them.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
[UNKNOWN]: There's no way I can watch them.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
[UNKNOWN]: There's no way I can watch them.
[UNKNOWN]: This is the new set, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, she's an everything.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, change is everything.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no.
[UNKNOWN]: Before we get to know, I want to make sure that we hit on what you're doing out there in California, perhaps beginning of the next set.
[UNKNOWN]: I want everybody to know what it like a theme without revealing too much.
[UNKNOWN]: No, we talked about in the first year.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh.
[UNKNOWN]: So, she's crazy.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
[UNKNOWN]: But that's why he wants to make sure he takes care of her.
[UNKNOWN]: I love that.
[UNKNOWN]: So Christy King is after hours.
[UNKNOWN]: It's been going on after PBS for X number of decades.
[UNKNOWN]: FBR, Randy.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: All the things TV host for Sir.
[UNKNOWN]: She was on the Oscars trail.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: Perfect.
[UNKNOWN]: That history.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't want to know the future.
[UNKNOWN]: And it's the LA really working hard on building, this is the thing, when you have a solid work ethic, when you've been in the business a long time, building upon that, meeting the producer of your dreams in LA and building a show and it's just sort of like taking the business post producer that's so cool.
[UNKNOWN]: That's so cool.
[UNKNOWN]: That I've been doing for our decades.
[UNKNOWN]: And moving it to LA.
[UNKNOWN]: You do some for decades when you have a long, alive that long.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Just kind of in all these years of experience.
[UNKNOWN]: Love you.
[UNKNOWN]: You and the child starts.
[UNKNOWN]: I got to be honest.
[UNKNOWN]: I started to think of two.
[UNKNOWN]: I was thinking, there you go.
[UNKNOWN]: I love you guys.
[UNKNOWN]: I love you.
[UNKNOWN]: So, yeah, that's awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: Guys, come on out to LA.
[UNKNOWN]: We will try to make it out to LA.
[UNKNOWN]: There's no doubt.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm looking to make it out to LA to join the show.
[UNKNOWN]: Barry, I know we are in sure in time.
[UNKNOWN]: Our camera's ready to flip on.
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[UNKNOWN]: And we are in the dissegment.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh my goodness.
[UNKNOWN]: Here we go.
[UNKNOWN]: Don't eat it.
[UNKNOWN]: This poor no matter who's back up.
[UNKNOWN]: Because only Christie Gave brings two bottles with it.
[UNKNOWN]: That was the second bottle.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's a cool move.
[UNKNOWN]: That is a proposal.
[UNKNOWN]: Experts are still holding high.
[UNKNOWN]: That's a big time.
[UNKNOWN]: That's a big time move that gets you invited back.
[UNKNOWN]: That's funny.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And it's my favorite.
[UNKNOWN]: So, and we haven't talked about Joseph Magnus yet.
[UNKNOWN]: So, let's talk about Joseph Magnus.
[UNKNOWN]: When I sent it to Christy, it was a little typo, because the stulchect just takes over as it was Josephine Magnus.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, it might be fair in today's world, you never know.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, no, it was probably because of Josephine's.
[UNKNOWN]: I just think my phone knows Josephine's better than it does.
[UNKNOWN]: No, Josephine's.
[UNKNOWN]: That's true.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I know.
[UNKNOWN]: But Perry, do you know a little bit about this, or do you want me to partake on my own first up?
[UNKNOWN]: Just that I know we've, we've had this a couple times at Irving Club, and it's always a big hit.
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: And I remember the first time I was there, it might have been the first part, but you're like,
[UNKNOWN]: You got to try that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it is, well, he's very good.
[UNKNOWN]: Very good.
[UNKNOWN]: And this is proof.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So it's right at the 100 proof level, which is kind of in that mid level, not too far.
[UNKNOWN]: Urban bond is a bottle in bond.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, we talked about that.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: So it is also done in a sharing conniac cast.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's a blend.
[UNKNOWN]: I get that, you know, I taste a little bit of sophistication and I, when I think of cognac, I think of my buddy Dan, and it's a little bit more sophisticated than I am as a drinker.
[UNKNOWN]: But this is like, you guys know, I'm visual, the color, love the color, so I'm predisposed to liking it and having tasted it now, I'm all in on this one.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I love I love to hear it.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, three.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I got to talk three with this one.
[UNKNOWN]: I had a girl.
[UNKNOWN]: I think.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And Christie, this is your first Urban Ever.
[UNKNOWN]: First Urban Ever.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, she went straight to the talk.
[UNKNOWN]: Wow.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I mean, she, she's going to be disappointed after she tries anything else.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, this, this is the best.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, eight to say commendation.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, it, it is my recommendation is not only my recommendations and my personal favorite, and we haven't even talked.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, well, this will be good.
[UNKNOWN]: I get you.
[UNKNOWN]: It's good.
[UNKNOWN]: But this this this this is my personal favorite.
[UNKNOWN]: So do we acknowledge the fact that this is our second bottle.
[UNKNOWN]: I want it is our second bottle.
[UNKNOWN]: We are on as many bottles as you see shoes on there and the shoes are those.
[UNKNOWN]: They're not loobitons.
[UNKNOWN]: They're loobitons.
[UNKNOWN]: I know my pronunciation is getting better, but it's not quite there.
[UNKNOWN]: And it is in honor of the first female guest, first female guest on our show.
[UNKNOWN]: And you're making Perry so jealous because, you know, he thought he was.
[UNKNOWN]: He walked up a driveway with a 13 block, the letter was on.
[UNKNOWN]: I saw some weird fish nuts involved as well.
[UNKNOWN]: They're worth.
[UNKNOWN]: Look.
[UNKNOWN]: Have you seen the lamp back there, Lily?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's not that's a pretty good lamp.
[UNKNOWN]: That's not the Christmas story, Lamp.
[UNKNOWN]: That is.
[UNKNOWN]: That is very leg-moveed in a size 13.
[UNKNOWN]: I like that.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm proud.
[UNKNOWN]: after tonight.
[UNKNOWN]: You need to get rid of that lamp.
[UNKNOWN]: I think we got a new lamp.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Are you saying we got to put the you like my legs on it?
[UNKNOWN]: I don't want to see it.
[UNKNOWN]: I think.
[UNKNOWN]: I think we'll move on, thank you.
[UNKNOWN]: You should be with our new plan.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm having a new issue.
[UNKNOWN]: I have to look out loud.
[UNKNOWN]: Literally sells like he's in.
[UNKNOWN]: He sells like he's in the second year of kindergarten.
[UNKNOWN]: He's just trying to get it out.
[UNKNOWN]: Actually, we actually shot.
[UNKNOWN]: Last week we shot round up.
[UNKNOWN]: Now we shot Louis.
[UNKNOWN]: I was sharing last week how I had to take two years of kindergarten because I just was so not paying attention.
[UNKNOWN]: It's that AD.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a fun to horrible.
[UNKNOWN]: It really is.
[UNKNOWN]: Like hurting kittens, trying to keep you in.
[UNKNOWN]: So, hey, before we go too far, at the end of the last segment, I want to get back to, let's talk just a little bit more by you in your new show.
[UNKNOWN]: Let's tell us what everybody out there needs to watch for, look for when you anticipate your launch in your first show.
[UNKNOWN]: Thanks for asking.
[UNKNOWN]: So, 20 years of PBS doing a business show, lifestyle show.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, the evolution is amazing and you meet people along the way on the journey 20 years on PBS doing a show NPR all the things radio television Really this evolution is tying back to my business interviews background in interviewing Fortune 100 Fortune 500 CEOs and really going into entrepreneurship successes all the things that make people sort of move into the next level of their business.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, what's like you're doing, you can be like, Coach, you're going to help you.
[UNKNOWN]: No, no, no, no, no, and it can say too much, but it's really me being a business host and producer.
[UNKNOWN]: Just conveying that message, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Getting back into like, obsessive.
[UNKNOWN]: I like it.
[UNKNOWN]: Do you have a favorite business commentator on television?
[UNKNOWN]: There's CNN has there's Fox has there's Blue Mark has there's about that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they all have their own.
[UNKNOWN]: Geez, I'm not coming back next week and I'm just going to join this.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm not going to join this.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, we didn't talk about the favorite though.
[UNKNOWN]: We did.
[UNKNOWN]: It's myself.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I think that's probably it.
[UNKNOWN]: I think Chris is my favorite now.
[UNKNOWN]: So it's fun.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you for that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so it's going to be fun to go to LA do a business show Really sort of go back to my roots a business hosting producing doing all the things that have been like really really important to me.
[UNKNOWN]: I love success entrepreneurs building Yeah, I Thank you
[UNKNOWN]: I have a question for Christy, so all your years at PBS and on the Red Carpet, MPR, and you're in the show.
[UNKNOWN]: What's the most interesting interview you've ever done?
[UNKNOWN]: Wow.
[UNKNOWN]: Great question.
[UNKNOWN]: I would say, so sort of a couple of categories.
[UNKNOWN]: First of all, from a political standpoint, George H. W. Bush back in the day, being able to interview a president of the USA.
[UNKNOWN]: Big Patriot, that's a time.
[UNKNOWN]: I would also say, and we've Bradley and I were talking about this earlier too, from a fun standpoint, people who have a passion for what they do, people who have really sort of leaned in to their careers.
[UNKNOWN]: And it's dead last, so it was brought in on.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: Who I get the best, I mean, like, same with fun, like it's just a hoots.
[UNKNOWN]: No, it's good to see that.
[UNKNOWN]: It's good to see that.
[UNKNOWN]: He's still the same person he is on.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: It's true.
[UNKNOWN]: And there was another one too, as well, parrot who was a mafia guy in the original, the godfather, Gianni Russo.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I show some respect to your people.
[UNKNOWN]: Why?
[UNKNOWN]: Hey, I was about to show one of my favorites.
[UNKNOWN]: Hey, I'm married to a Sicilian.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm not a mom.
[UNKNOWN]: You know it.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's a, you know,
[UNKNOWN]: Was he actually, it was in the original old G, that's awesome, Carla Ritzi.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm glad to see you.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm glad to be here.
[UNKNOWN]: We're at a ball.
[UNKNOWN]: And so when I get to do what I do, where I reach out to people who have had incredible lives, who have made an impact on the world in one way or another, that to me is like, why I do what I do.
[UNKNOWN]: I recently interviewed an NFL player, uh, regi Williams.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
[UNKNOWN]: Regi.
[UNKNOWN]: Come on.
[UNKNOWN]: Bangles.
[UNKNOWN]: Go.
[UNKNOWN]: Bangles.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: Bang.
[UNKNOWN]: Regi.
[UNKNOWN]: Come on.
[UNKNOWN]: You're in this frontier.
[UNKNOWN]: No, nobody.
[UNKNOWN]: Nobody.
[UNKNOWN]: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
[UNKNOWN]: Here's my thing.
[UNKNOWN]: This is dealer country.
[UNKNOWN]: Listen to me.
[UNKNOWN]: I was good until I wasn't.
[UNKNOWN]: But the thing of it is, so I spent a lot of time talking about NFL players, the career, whatever it may be.
[UNKNOWN]: But then I'll just say, new realized, this is a guy who played in NFL for X number of years, decades, and suddenly he acknowledges that he's living with CTE.
[UNKNOWN]: which is a brain injury that you talk about what I do for my interviews.
[UNKNOWN]: It's like, okay, we're talking about an NFL player.
[UNKNOWN]: But we're also talking about what's the next chapter of his life, in this case, in terms of donating his home for Israel to have a, have a full impact.
[UNKNOWN]: Have it, well, yeah, there's you know, not the initial impact.
[UNKNOWN]: We're talking about the impact that's, the impact that's coming.
[UNKNOWN]: That now, that chapter that now can be a player.
[UNKNOWN]: Right, so there is a solution.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, no no because and in terms of what Chris is saying I'm not I don't know where he's going with his research Amazing, but you don't know you have CTE until death.
[UNKNOWN]: It's too late.
[UNKNOWN]: They take your brain It do research and they identify the fact that you've had it.
[UNKNOWN]: Wasn't that the will miss movie and they were paid in pissed off Yeah, and we'll play the doctor from Pittsburgh.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right.
[UNKNOWN]: That was about Terry.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, who was?
[UNKNOWN]: it was the play for the stealers.
[UNKNOWN]: It was a doctor.
[UNKNOWN]: No, Terry.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: He drove his car the wrong way in a highway and caused a big fiery crash.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, Perry, I know Terry, somebody.
[UNKNOWN]: Mike wants to.
[UNKNOWN]: He was another.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's a.
[UNKNOWN]: So this is the kind of thing that I do.
[UNKNOWN]: I like to just interview with someone who obviously has a career in the NFL was made a difference.
[UNKNOWN]: But what is the next chapter in his life?
[UNKNOWN]: What is that looking like?
[UNKNOWN]: It's, oh, I'm living with CTE.
[UNKNOWN]: I have rage.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, if you thought it was never going to be able to be fixed.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's what we go back to the AI going to practice.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: So the technology is advancing so fast, so furious, they're actually
[UNKNOWN]: help.
[UNKNOWN]: And not only that, but I, I, I've been reading and I've been sending to my wife, you know, Alzheimer's.
[UNKNOWN]: He talked about the, you know, they talk about this.
[UNKNOWN]: There are things ready to roll in the corner that are right there, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: Do you guys have any idea?
[UNKNOWN]: I don't think most people have a clue.
[UNKNOWN]: What we watch on Sundays and Saturdays from the middle of August through the middle of February, it is barbaric, right?
[UNKNOWN]: I played football on college.
[UNKNOWN]: You were younger.
[UNKNOWN]: I was a kicker.
[UNKNOWN]: The reason I don't is because they said, hey, you have these physical gifts, would like you to do this, and would like you to play free safety or something.
[UNKNOWN]: And I'm like, no, I'm not doing that.
[UNKNOWN]: I like my brain.
[UNKNOWN]: Think about in any other world, these are two things colliding.
[UNKNOWN]: This is what they do, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
[UNKNOWN]: version of their lives that take them into health concerns, life concerns, life silessious.
[UNKNOWN]: Talk Christie by your flight, too.
[UNKNOWN]: And nobody thinks that.
[UNKNOWN]: No, it's square.
[UNKNOWN]: No, not a flat.
[UNKNOWN]: Let's go.
[UNKNOWN]: I was the last straight on old school kicker.
[UNKNOWN]: Let's go.
[UNKNOWN]: There it is.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
[UNKNOWN]: No way.
[UNKNOWN]: We do it.
[UNKNOWN]: My special your your your foot.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, it's just a kicking shoe.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, well, what does it look like it looks like it looks like Herman monster bad, but he made it's not into a shoe, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So.
[UNKNOWN]: Boom, you just can't get out of it, right?
[UNKNOWN]: That's not what you did.
[UNKNOWN]: It was right here.
[UNKNOWN]: I was 60.
[UNKNOWN]: It was a bar guy.
[UNKNOWN]: Is that that thing, right?
[UNKNOWN]: It was a.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, there's a bet.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, the guys were no.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: We talked about this.
[UNKNOWN]: Nobody thought I could do it.
[UNKNOWN]: And so I said, OK, let's, you know, with her.
[UNKNOWN]: So we raised $8,000 for the IP football team, because those who said, no, had to back those who said, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And Louis, you were the first prop bet that knew how to take the wither wither wither wither wither.
[UNKNOWN]: No, that was our, that was our golf trip, too.
[UNKNOWN]: It was very simple because I know that you're talking about the crap state.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's our golf trip because I might have had a little bit action there.
[UNKNOWN]: So we go down to the Floridian.
[UNKNOWN]: And these guys had their own custom crap stable built right?
[UNKNOWN]: Has their own name on it?
[UNKNOWN]: And and crap some me are are kind of like a foreign word because it was when you get down to the crap stable or so many different bets that gets like whoa, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: So it was like, no, it's very simple.
[UNKNOWN]: You're either with or you were without.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, they're making your number or not.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so we would put the money down in here either with three with it and that I could understand One of my dear friends, my co is really right to see stuff put this trip together every year Yeah, nobody years.
[UNKNOWN]: No, he did so he fixed he guys every year.
[UNKNOWN]: He's six.
[UNKNOWN]: He guys.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, there needs to be Pennsylvania 30 from Texas and
[UNKNOWN]: He put this trip together and we had a crap stable made for us and at one point we had like 39,000 All we did Well now on table just a bunch of dudes have played goals.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't think you can make that
[UNKNOWN]: We had some fun.
[UNKNOWN]: But how many times did that number actually get made?
[UNKNOWN]: Um, I don't know because I was in the middle of that.
[UNKNOWN]: No, you were.
[UNKNOWN]: You were.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: We joke about everything.
[UNKNOWN]: We joke about everything, but you know, CT is a very serious issue.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, actually meeting with the gentleman this morning.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, two hours before we went on air.
[UNKNOWN]: We're about that very issue.
[UNKNOWN]: So let me ask you guys, I said, we've been talking about our football here.
[UNKNOWN]: Do we need to morph into something a little bit less traumatic and stressful?
[UNKNOWN]: I'd talk about FIFA.
[UNKNOWN]: Let's go.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So it's funny.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going to sit in the U.S. How many were there?
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going to sit in the U.S.
[UNKNOWN]: Drank Boston out of here.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, okay.
[UNKNOWN]: I think I need a bank.
[UNKNOWN]: Right?
[UNKNOWN]: That's impressive.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm also seeing a lot of stories about how they're pricing and the normal people out of being able to go.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, fair enough.
[UNKNOWN]: But that's not it.
[UNKNOWN]: That's a very good thing about little messy.
[UNKNOWN]: But I see.
[UNKNOWN]: How did you see him?
[UNKNOWN]: Come on.
[UNKNOWN]: I see they're one of these parties all over even in Pittsburgh.
[UNKNOWN]: We talked about Garrett, you know, with that bounce back that he had in the lacrosse game.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, messy Just showed that he still got it messy is I saw it.
[UNKNOWN]: I like last night.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah Untouchable it was a little bit like Garrett it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah
[UNKNOWN]: So that's pretty.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, so is USA going to be doing it?
[UNKNOWN]: No, it was.
[UNKNOWN]: I want to know.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I look at up on site.
[UNKNOWN]: We are in the final 32, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So.
[UNKNOWN]: You were saying.
[UNKNOWN]: And we play tomorrow.
[UNKNOWN]: We're filming Wednesday.
[UNKNOWN]: So we play tomorrow at 10 p.m.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
[UNKNOWN]: I feel like maybe we make another round.
[UNKNOWN]: Maybe two.
[UNKNOWN]: Which I can feedback.
[UNKNOWN]: Which I can lean on.
[UNKNOWN]: Messy.
[UNKNOWN]: What about AI?
[UNKNOWN]: But what about all the things that are emerging from like the players in terms of their images in terms of what they're doing to portray when they have the ball right when they're shooting their shots when they're doing all of the incredible play the running of the camera.
[UNKNOWN]: AI is capturing every.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I'll make you not go to the stage.
[UNKNOWN]: Let me ask why we're in the middle of the stadium.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's the question.
[UNKNOWN]: I think the dealer's a rebound.
[UNKNOWN]: There is because it's got to be a good pleasant.
[UNKNOWN]: Is that really AI?
[UNKNOWN]: Or is that just multiple news and ability?
[UNKNOWN]: Is it changing?
[UNKNOWN]: I think it's just aggregating well.
[UNKNOWN]: They're not.
[UNKNOWN]: But that's a good point.
[UNKNOWN]: So it's a great point because I think 4K camera is coming in from all angles.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, fair.
[UNKNOWN]: As a media person, I appreciate all the cameras at the time.
[UNKNOWN]: And if you're sitting in a stand to you, you only get one view, right?
[UNKNOWN]: And you have no answers over that are helping you understand or the replays.
[UNKNOWN]: So I've kind of debated this back and forth, you know, and said,
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I would you want to go to the stadium and pay $200 for a ticket that you $200?
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, maybe more.
[UNKNOWN]: Where?
[UNKNOWN]: Maybe?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, that was a free time for FIFA for FIFA.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, we're talking.
[UNKNOWN]: So we're talking.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we're talking.
[UNKNOWN]: Good.
[UNKNOWN]: Actually, we're talking about us talking about football.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: But you're right.
[UNKNOWN]: So for FIFA and just like any other premium sport, right?
[UNKNOWN]: You're going to pay top dollar and there's something to be said to be there.
[UNKNOWN]: There's no doubt, you know, because you get the experience at live in your
[UNKNOWN]: And we were talking about that was, did we talk about that?
[UNKNOWN]: No, we were talking about that live earlier here at the pool bar.
[UNKNOWN]: Now, but that's the bait.
[UNKNOWN]: So where do you push the ticket prices?
[UNKNOWN]: Especially where the value is on TV?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, because you're ready print, you're ready to clean as a consumer.
[UNKNOWN]: Crimean value for the stream owners.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, great.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, there they go again.
[UNKNOWN]: There was a more so why don't you just let it go where it goes like like the market said it so it always does look right so my my question is are we still going to be continue to fill stands because
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I'm I'm talking for I'm talking for my own personal life question.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't I don't want to like wait in line Don't want to wait now 65 in your prostate Any line.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, okay I don't I don't wait any line for anything any really watch the front when I go to an event I want to go for the tailgating the pre game.
[UNKNOWN]: I want to do it
[UNKNOWN]: But I know so you talk about Shelby right out in the end of Yeah, wait, I'm going to do it.
[UNKNOWN]: You know what the premium city?
[UNKNOWN]: I've been.
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm a premium city girl.
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm a ticket stop.
[UNKNOWN]: I got to have the best city.
[UNKNOWN]: If I wait, do we know it's the big knowledge that the burden armors pack up?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, that's all we thought as we what's that's a different we did we did this Lippetons We're shooting those first girl no, but in the house in the permanency But this is the first time we've been the segment that that ball is full
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, one for four to five, but when you Joe's a man, this is not that good.
[UNKNOWN]: And so Brad, we cannot not talk about Lil' Messy and a buffet, and who's gonna win the FIFA world?
[UNKNOWN]: That's good some predictions.
[UNKNOWN]: All right, let's go.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going in USA.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, no, I don't know.
[UNKNOWN]: What do you think about it?
[UNKNOWN]: You're not.
[UNKNOWN]: So I'm waving a flag here.
[UNKNOWN]: Good lord.
[UNKNOWN]: You're not.
[UNKNOWN]: You're on a 16.
[UNKNOWN]: We say that.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going to be right, Mark.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
[UNKNOWN]: Come on.
[UNKNOWN]: What's Christy's been out?
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: What's your opinion?
[UNKNOWN]: You know what I'm thinking.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
[UNKNOWN]: If you were putting money on the.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: That's what I would say, Lou.
[UNKNOWN]: If you were money on it.
[UNKNOWN]: I would love to meet some USA.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: However.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
[UNKNOWN]: Big and boppy fan.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm a, I'm a French girl.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm ready to go.
[UNKNOWN]: Don't see that comment.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm sorry.
[UNKNOWN]: I love you, Sam, you were a say.
[UNKNOWN]: You were a say friend.
[UNKNOWN]: So you think Francis has got to continue with that?
[UNKNOWN]: I'm kind of torn as a kind of torn.
[UNKNOWN]: So if you were better than money on the game.
[UNKNOWN]: I've never done it, but if I were better than money, the game was a little broken on me.
[UNKNOWN]: If money were an option of right, I am French, I'm French, I'm going to have to go.
[UNKNOWN]: I would have guessed a tell.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't say it.
[UNKNOWN]: If you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it, you want to say it
[UNKNOWN]: So, okay, so Christie's France, your USA brand.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm just fan-wave and you have to say France close.
[UNKNOWN]: I'd be a flag wave too would be for you.
[UNKNOWN]: I got to tell you, you don't have a pick.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm gonna be a man.
[UNKNOWN]: Come on, no, you're not allowed.
[UNKNOWN]: You have to have a pick.
[UNKNOWN]: I call my old friend Paley the other day.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know if you had that pink.
[UNKNOWN]: What do you like?
[UNKNOWN]: What do you think?
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going to take you to USA.
[UNKNOWN]: I know they're going to lose.
[UNKNOWN]: I know.
[UNKNOWN]: They're going to lose in the statistics.
[UNKNOWN]: We have to root for them.
[UNKNOWN]: If you're asking me to pick.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going just to make this.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we have to listen to you.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm just something USA.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm just saying.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm saying.
[UNKNOWN]: And then I don't care who wins.
[UNKNOWN]: You're going odds.
[UNKNOWN]: I love me something USA.
[UNKNOWN]: However, I think we have some, some of Bobbie going on.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, Bobbie is looking fine.
[UNKNOWN]: Who is he?
[UNKNOWN]: I got a tie on.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
[UNKNOWN]: He's a freaking amazing.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, Louis, who's gonna educate for now.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I mean, Messy, come on.
[UNKNOWN]: The guys often can icon in the world.
[UNKNOWN]: So I even know, and I don't, I'm not a huge soccer follower, and I know who Messy is.
[UNKNOWN]: messy I mean so you know what this has been a wonderful night and Christie thank you for coming in Lily thank you for coming in I know the long travels it was not necessary but much appreciated You are the first female go I know
[UNKNOWN]: and probably the best guest, and by the way, the definitely the best shoes.
[UNKNOWN]: I've been upstage, I've been upstage.
[UNKNOWN]: I know, very, very emotional.
[UNKNOWN]: He's held that from that following, right?
[UNKNOWN]: I'm happy, I'm happy to know that somebody came in with much nicer, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Then I have.
[UNKNOWN]: So we've gotten in joy, my favorite bourbon tonight.
[UNKNOWN]: Now I hope you guys all enjoyed it with us.
[UNKNOWN]: And then Christy, best luck of everything that's going in L.A.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're.
[UNKNOWN]: your Christy Kay after I was as definitely gonna be hit, you know, and you're gonna be, you know, right there amongst the mix and we're gonna be hit to slide them, they're gonna be fighting to get on.
[UNKNOWN]: We're gonna get to say she was on our show.
[UNKNOWN]: That's good to be on.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
[UNKNOWN]: Can we go?
[UNKNOWN]: Cheers.
[UNKNOWN]: And we come on and be surfer due to that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Me and me sit on the surfboard.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you very much.
[UNKNOWN]: Don't thank you, Lily, for sitting here.
[UNKNOWN]: This has been burdened with brand.
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