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[UNKNOWN]: And I thought the hot days are somewhere nearby.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, my.
[UNKNOWN]: It's sweltering.
[UNKNOWN]: Here you came down panting tonight.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, I did.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's not even the first few minutes of the podcast.
[UNKNOWN]: And we're already at it.
[UNKNOWN]: Aren't we?
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[UNKNOWN]: That's so freaking hot.
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[UNKNOWN]: It's not even fun to be outside.
[UNKNOWN]: Now, I played nine holes with Harrison and a friend from Dubois.
[UNKNOWN]: Yesterday, just kind of on a real quick whim.
[UNKNOWN]: I hit the, I hit the 10 heat index.
[UNKNOWN]: I think that was a perfect time of the afternoon to go out.
[UNKNOWN]: Right?
[UNKNOWN]: good and hot.
[UNKNOWN]: You know what's really hot when I don't stop and have a drink afterwards.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that was pretty bad.
[UNKNOWN]: I was trying to get to my- I dig it back to my box.
[UNKNOWN]: Might my computer clawed with y'all in at me.
[UNKNOWN]: Brad, where are you?
[UNKNOWN]: Where are you?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, Louis must be ignoring it this week.
[UNKNOWN]: I've got its attention.
[UNKNOWN]: So, so much that I've used all my time up, so now I'm on overtime for the next week.
[UNKNOWN]: That should be interesting.
[UNKNOWN]: Really?
[UNKNOWN]: They shut you off again.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, they, they, they, they maxed me out, so they said, now if you want to keep talking with those, you're going to have to pay more.
[UNKNOWN]: Really?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
[UNKNOWN]: I'll pay a little more of pastures.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, those tokenization.
[UNKNOWN]: That's the end of the day.
[UNKNOWN]: We're going always trying to make a buck.
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[UNKNOWN]: They're moving towards it.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, first is the free trial.
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[UNKNOWN]: You want to try it?
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[UNKNOWN]: Hey, they got to get back these billions of billions of dollars.
[UNKNOWN]: It's like getting that carnival cruise bill onto the underneath the door the next morning when you had drinks on the patio.
[UNKNOWN]: You know what I was like, oh my god, I thought they were free.
[UNKNOWN]: I gotta pay for this.
[UNKNOWN]: No, that's just that special room.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's what that is.
[UNKNOWN]: I get you.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it is hot.
[UNKNOWN]: No, the temperature is hot.
[UNKNOWN]: The topics are hot.
[UNKNOWN]: You know what else it is?
[UNKNOWN]: It's just hot.
[UNKNOWN]: Right, our Spotify stats this week were pretty hot.
[UNKNOWN]: They were very hot.
[UNKNOWN]: And getting hotter by the day.
[UNKNOWN]: I didn't look at them today.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, if you're watching us on Spotify, that means, or listening to us on Spotify, I mean, that you get the video.
[UNKNOWN]: That's when Perry comes in loud and clear.
[UNKNOWN]: It's not about me, Brad.
[UNKNOWN]: Not about me.
[UNKNOWN]: Now, so we were up almost 20,000 percent, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: 30 days over 30 days.
[UNKNOWN]: We got to 19,600 and some at one point when it peaked.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you, everybody, for your loyal listening, and so essentially we went from nine listeners to like 20.
[UNKNOWN]: actually hold on.
[UNKNOWN]: Let me do the math on that.
[UNKNOWN]: If you're more than that.
[UNKNOWN]: So if we had nine times, let me do a thousand percent.
[UNKNOWN]: that's up to 1700.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, well, that's that's nice.
[UNKNOWN]: That's a big jump.
[UNKNOWN]: So now the percentage that is jumped that just so that everybody knows it's not listeners or followers, you know, and our followers have gone up significantly as well.
[UNKNOWN]: But it's the consumption hours, which is kind of what Spotify measures everybody by is how many hours are people actually really listening, right?
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[UNKNOWN]: So it was encouraging.
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[UNKNOWN]: our little sick and twisted bourbon mines here uh we love to have them with us you know cuz uh it's a fun ride it is a fun ride you know you don't get this with AI yeah we got a lot of it I'm working on this for anyone of those little fuckers
[UNKNOWN]: it is it is.
[UNKNOWN]: So anyways, let's get back to some of the AI headlines that are happening this week.
[UNKNOWN]: I mentioned to you guys that last week because we talked kind of just superficial when we have guests on about the headlines because we want to get to the guest, right?
[UNKNOWN]: But last week's base X actually officially changes their name if anybody noticed to space X AI.
[UNKNOWN]: So that merger between the AI company and grock and all that, that is an all officially, you know, that we knew that going into the IPO.
[UNKNOWN]: But
[UNKNOWN]: It's now officially on their tagline too, and I think Elon always knew it.
[UNKNOWN]: That's what he was always space X, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: He's always looking at it.
[UNKNOWN]: The space X sounds unfinished.
[UNKNOWN]: So, it's probably a space X X. Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: No, it'll be just be XA.
[UNKNOWN]: That's probably, it'll be their ticker.
[UNKNOWN]: Bro, but.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, space is the next big cell.
[UNKNOWN]: I think, you know, that's going to be the transportation.
[UNKNOWN]: It's going to be the, you know, the maintenance.
[UNKNOWN]: It's going to be the taking care of it up in orbit.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, it's going to be a, it's not going to be cheap.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, gas prices.
[UNKNOWN]: I just fill it up in a rock.
[UNKNOWN]: Hey, I'm going to save 11 to fill up my rocket.
[UNKNOWN]: That's right.
[UNKNOWN]: Anyway, so we went on to New York set a standard this week and they put a moratorium on all new data center buildouts for one year.
[UNKNOWN]: I saw that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: They stressed in the news story that I read.
[UNKNOWN]: They stressed the one year timeframe because it said only one year.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know why they were doing it that way.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know what the angle of the person that wrote the story was or who the hell man.
[UNKNOWN]: Maybe there was a negotiation going on.
[UNKNOWN]: Maybe we should just be five year matory.
[UNKNOWN]: Just make sure that nobody's looking at it on our back yard.
[UNKNOWN]: We have a lot of beautiful lakes up in New York that they could use for fresh water for power.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, you know, that's a kind of talk that gets people a little.
[UNKNOWN]: It gets them all worked out, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And rightfully so.
[UNKNOWN]: So I mean, but I think the legislators in the companies that are building out the data centers realize this.
[UNKNOWN]: So they're trying to figure out solutions to mitigate all that stuff and provide that power that's off the grid with the call behind the meter.
[UNKNOWN]: And to they've now come up with a closed loop system that only uses one influx of water and then it's kind of like a radiator.
[UNKNOWN]: the given take on that though of course is it kind of like running your radiator on your car you're going to spend a lot more in electricity to keep it cool so you're kicking the can down the road one way or another to you know where it's being used and so but you know like we we went through the one episode we talked about what what about the polls right and what about you know maybe the if not the polls somewhere very cold and
[UNKNOWN]: And those places are being looked at, you know, if you look over in the Denmark, Switzerland, Norway, regions, you know, they're being heavily considered and built out for, for data centers.
[UNKNOWN]: Just for the record, when you, without the closed loop system on the water,
[UNKNOWN]: Does it consume the water or does it just warm the water up?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, what happens is it ends up evaporating it.
[UNKNOWN]: So that's kind of the condensed, you know, if you remember with the, you know, the old coal plant here, I'll use an example, all that steam that was coming off, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's all that heat, you know, so a lot of that's getting lost through evaporation.
[UNKNOWN]: But I mean, because what they were doing is they're running that cold water over it to kind of cool, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, least for the for the data centers.
[UNKNOWN]: And I'm using that as an example.
[UNKNOWN]: But as I mean, you don't have to be a scientist to understand that there's a finite amount and a fixed amount of water on this planet.
[UNKNOWN]: And if it gets, if it gets,
[UNKNOWN]: vape turned into vapor here.
[UNKNOWN]: It's going to float somewhere else and it's going to rain or I mean, it still doesn't leave.
[UNKNOWN]: It might leave the area and I guess the concern there being, you know, are you going to drain the creeks or drain the lakes and which is the, I mean, development concern?
[UNKNOWN]: I get with there.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, there's been some one-offs in the news and whether they're true or not or if they're a
[UNKNOWN]: if they're a perspective that's, you know, biased, you know, you never know anymore, right?
[UNKNOWN]: That's why I turned the news off.
[UNKNOWN]: That's the problem, man.
[UNKNOWN]: But, you know, so you hear some voice stories out there of that kind of stuff happening, but I do know that those that was older technology too, so yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean,
[UNKNOWN]: And I think we said it before, but they are improving on the chips, so the chip manufacturers themselves are trying to figure out how to use less electricity, how to keep them cooler.
[UNKNOWN]: I saw a story the other day, and I should have noted it, about somebody in manufacturing a chip that has its own built-in cooling system.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and that would make a lot of difference.
[UNKNOWN]: And I don't know if it...
[UNKNOWN]: eliminates the need for external cooling or just minimizes it.
[UNKNOWN]: But either way, that's a step and right now.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And then why is it going to happen?
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, this is happening whether people like it or not, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's it's they're not going to stop doing this because the people are concerned about a lake or a stream, whether you agree with that or not, is irrelevant.
[UNKNOWN]: It's it's going to happen.
[UNKNOWN]: It's not going to stop because of that.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't think this is going to be a third winner that dies out.
[UNKNOWN]: I think you're right, I think we're already over the home.
[UNKNOWN]: I think we're over that hump, you know, I mean, there was a period of time there where we were like, well, maybe it is a GPUs can be able to keep up and now you're seeing, you're seeing revolutionary, you know, from organization workflow structure.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, when you're talking fortune 1000 companies that are restructure and they're a whole workflow.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's a huge change.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they're not going to go through it.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, they turned the lights off on that.
[UNKNOWN]: They're shutting down companies.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right.
[UNKNOWN]: And they have to go back and rebuild everything again from the new corporations are investing a lot of money.
[UNKNOWN]: So they're not going to, that they didn't think it was going to be around.
[UNKNOWN]: They wouldn't be doing that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I just think how it's going to be around is going to be the question.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: So that's where I think, you know, when we start the conversation, again, with SpaceX, I do see that being the future.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I think you're right.
[UNKNOWN]: It's going to be the next.
[UNKNOWN]: I go so fast, I mean, to say the next five years is going to be interesting.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, the final monster going to be interesting.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, when Eric comes on later and we'll talk about quantum a little bit, but when quantum comes on there, that's a whole different, that's a whole different power source, right?
[UNKNOWN]: needed.
[UNKNOWN]: So that's a higher level of requirement.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's what I wanted to debate with Eric a little bit.
[UNKNOWN]: I think what's needed for there from what I've read is as a fusion type source because it's so much power.
[UNKNOWN]: It needs so much to do power.
[UNKNOWN]: But it's not this linear trend.
[UNKNOWN]: transportation will align that we've taken on the AI technology line.
[UNKNOWN]: This quantum, it moves completely into a whole new, you know, you talk about different workflows.
[UNKNOWN]: It works, it works completely different than
[UNKNOWN]: artificial intelligence.
[UNKNOWN]: It's crazy.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Fascinating.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's, and I'm sure if you've been following the technology news, you'll see out there.
[UNKNOWN]: Quantum is bleeding through frequently, whether it's at some of the meager universities that are pursuing it or whether you look at China talking about deploying their first, you know, major system.
[UNKNOWN]: It's, and then you've got, you know, continuum and a couple of these other companies that are, you know, looking to mass-produce it on a commercial level.
[UNKNOWN]: So.
[UNKNOWN]: You just have to be living under a rock to not be seeing all of us that's going on.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, in some people, I guess, and if that is the future in five years from now, or six years from now, then what does that mean for the power source, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So we think it's, it's an issue right now.
[UNKNOWN]: We got to have back up and I've said it before, the small nuclear modules are small modular reactors, are that they are a clean,
[UNKNOWN]: and viable source.
[UNKNOWN]: The problem is it's taking the manufacturers.
[UNKNOWN]: It takes a while to get these things into production to work and actually produce to the level that we're going to need.
[UNKNOWN]: This isn't like a, uh,
[UNKNOWN]: a couple power plants that we're talking about now, you know, we're, you know, this, this is this is a whole different ball game, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, didn't Bill Gates start talking about SNRs 10 years ago.
[UNKNOWN]: That wasn't he trying to start a company to build them and I think he probably would probably involve somewhere along the line.
[UNKNOWN]: The guys got, he seems to have a glass ball crystal ball when it comes to to know what the future future holds.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And if he can't build himself, it'll just steal it.
[UNKNOWN]: Sorry Bill, speaking of which is our NARS 2nd headline, I don't know if you guys saw but Apple Apple ended up soon open a eye this past week.
[UNKNOWN]: I saw that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And they alleged that they have been stealing systematically stealing and extracting their proprietary designs.
[UNKNOWN]: As I just mentioned.
[UNKNOWN]: And crazy little sensitive to that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Thanks to Bill.
[UNKNOWN]: Well,
[UNKNOWN]: You know, they could have probably gotten over a few employees being stolen, but they have 400 former employees that are not working at all for any of that.
[UNKNOWN]: And so what they're doing is they're trying to, it's kind of a unique legal argument if you think about it because it's not actually stealing the designs, they've stealing the designers.
[UNKNOWN]: They've just, what they have taken and I won't say stealing it because you just can't steal an employee.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, they either can or cannot go and then you then you get into the non-compete laws, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Or the non, you know, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh
[UNKNOWN]: They took all the minds that made those designs in secret.
[UNKNOWN]: So they're going to recreate the wheel inherently.
[UNKNOWN]: So to me, it's a quasi-argument for trade, you know, proprietary information.
[UNKNOWN]: And it's going to be interesting how this plays up.
[UNKNOWN]: But you know what, I think it does.
[UNKNOWN]: It gives them a leg in the courts to delay, to delay and cause concern, especially at a time when they're trying to go IPO and apples trying to catch up.
[UNKNOWN]: They're concerned, you know, and they rightfully should be, do you think we're going to hit it's going to come to them maybe having there some of these key employees these these engineers right signing a contract.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I think they do have contracts, so that's why it's interesting to see what the legal argument they're making is not the typical contract argument you would say is that well, they had an on compete right or they they couldn't do this or it's it's it's a little bit different and Mr. Lou Brissidy has just walked in himself.
[UNKNOWN]: It's great to see them.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so it's interesting to see that maybe the art, maybe the headlines aren't capturing what the complaint is.
[UNKNOWN]: And what I need to do is get my hands in the complaint and I will through Docketdale.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know, sure.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, sure.
[UNKNOWN]: I'll show up on there.
[UNKNOWN]: Yep, it will.
[UNKNOWN]: And I will be looking at the complaint to see if they are also arguing.
[UNKNOWN]: I can't imagine they had 400 employees that just broke non-competes.
[UNKNOWN]: uh... the chants are in a game with with a non-capitalist and is out there don't know you they have to be very uh... restrictive and how they are drafted least in most laws if you're in Pennsylvania for example and i do know the non-capitalism Pennsylvania very well and there's similar to other jurisdictions such as california word i think this occurring but or uh... washington you can only restrict the the radius in the time period to what is absolutely needed so to put these people out of work
[UNKNOWN]: is not a restriction that is allowed to be done, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: So, you can't, in the side of the world, in the tech world is a little different.
[UNKNOWN]: Like, you know, that's why we have Doc Adelaide, because it crosses all interstate lines across, it's a lot of them, you know, you talk about opening eye and Apple, they cross globally.
[UNKNOWN]: So, are you just gonna say, okay, if you leave here, you have to stay three years without working anywhere?
[UNKNOWN]: No, so that's a bit reasonable, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: They can't, yeah, as I understand it, the basics of it.
[UNKNOWN]: you can't limit somebody's ability to earn a living.
[UNKNOWN]: But with these companies, I mean, the IP concern would be the part of the concern may.
[UNKNOWN]: What is?
[UNKNOWN]: And that's everything.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's Apple's kind of ingenious argument.
[UNKNOWN]: because you can't, you know, file frivolous losses just for nothing, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So, uh, when they got some applications, well, they do.
[UNKNOWN]: And this is not for the judicial system.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, correct that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you know, they do often more times than not.
[UNKNOWN]: But, you know, they do have some creative minds that are saying, you know, you've taken so many of our employees, which if I'm Apple, I should be looking internally and say, why is that?
[UNKNOWN]: That might be a bigger, you know, that's it, but that may be the bigger question.
[UNKNOWN]: And we do know the CEO shift is taking place here, uh, later this late summer, right?
[UNKNOWN]: We talked about that with Tim Cook and all that, so that's right.
[UNKNOWN]: Um, you know, there's a lot of things happening over there right now, but I do think this is more of a business play and it is a legal play interesting.
[UNKNOWN]: because Apple, what the fall of that?
[UNKNOWN]: And I'll do respect to Apple.
[UNKNOWN]: They really don't have the technology that it opened.
[UNKNOWN]: He is.
[UNKNOWN]: They really don't want to see it.
[UNKNOWN]: I haven't seen it.
[UNKNOWN]: Siri just doesn't match up.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm sorry.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't really think we or probably anybody else considers Apple a big player in that realm, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So maybe these guys, maybe these people that left, or they want to jump into that, they want to jump on that.
[UNKNOWN]: They want to get into that.
[UNKNOWN]: But you know, it's interesting to see that, uh, you know, uh, and I think we hadn't had lines a few weeks ago, Perry, where we talked about all Apple is kind of conceded to the fact that they're just not going to recreate a model, what they decided to do is bring in some of our models.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, exactly.
[UNKNOWN]: So smart, which if I'm, uh, arguing on open AI side, I'm arguing that.
[UNKNOWN]: say, how are they arguing that we're taking their trade secrets?
[UNKNOWN]: When then they don't have the trade secret to begin with.
[UNKNOWN]: That's true, it's not, yeah, I should say that's a good one.
[UNKNOWN]: That's a valid point because it's not like what technology are they stealing?
[UNKNOWN]: The company that these people left to go to is far more advanced than far more advanced than it comes into the artificial world.
[UNKNOWN]: So what are they going to share?
[UNKNOWN]: Right, exactly.
[UNKNOWN]: I'll tell you what they should share.
[UNKNOWN]: How the hell do you get a freaking battery replacement?
[UNKNOWN]: How many phones?
[UNKNOWN]: That's an idea.
[UNKNOWN]: And maybe Apple's trying to win back some of those fines they got for stealing or misrepresenting from the FBC.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't think Apple's hurting.
[UNKNOWN]: I did see it.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't think they're hurting either.
[UNKNOWN]: They're stalking at all time.
[UNKNOWN]: Hi, today.
[UNKNOWN]: No, they are.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, they still provide just a fantastic platform as far as the best.
[UNKNOWN]: That's the best.
[UNKNOWN]: Computer.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm an Apple guy.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm not trying to bash him, but in all due respect, Apple is not an artificial intelligence.
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: But the Apple architecture, the computers, the phone, all the devices, they all perfectly work together.
[UNKNOWN]: It's shared.
[UNKNOWN]: It uses the cloud.
[UNKNOWN]: I take a picture.
[UNKNOWN]: It's on my computer.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's just it all just works so seamlessly.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, then that big is the final question here before we move on to the next online pair is do you think maybe they're going after open an at this moment for this because they're trying to break into the mobile phone market.
[UNKNOWN]: uh... that is a fact that they're trying to break into the mobile phone market may be uh... i never thought of that angle now now you're really treading on you know uh... apple territory and honestly if they do want to come out of the phone they are they supposedly they're working hard at it's all a i based so you know good point that's when that's apple be one ash cow right there right so always trying to protect the treasure yeah don't blame them
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I don't either.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, it does certain extent.
[UNKNOWN]: You got to be careful how you use the legal system.
[UNKNOWN]: You can't be using it just as for games and the ship and your business model and I'm hoping the courts will see through if that's really what it is at the end of the day.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm sure.
[UNKNOWN]: And maybe it'll be, maybe it'll make for good TV, just like the open AI musk trial, which ended up being a big nothing burger.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it really was.
[UNKNOWN]: But there's appeals going off course.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't think so.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, just even going through my own internal analysis without even looking at any real hard and fast numbers.
[UNKNOWN]: I just I really think there's not much there other than it's it's kind of a defensive move.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so, but the thoughts are now that the IPO is still on track for early fall, so we'll see where that lands.
[UNKNOWN]: Do you, if you had to guess, do you think that IPO will be larger or smaller than SpaceX?
[UNKNOWN]: This will be smaller.
[UNKNOWN]: I would think.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: SpaceX is a little bit broader.
[UNKNOWN]: It is.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, they were already valued at almost two trillion.
[UNKNOWN]: The initial numbers that are coming in right now on,
[UNKNOWN]: actually come down a little bit for opening.
[UNKNOWN]: I either talking somewhere between 7,700,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
[UNKNOWN]: We'll see, I think they're coming in right around $750 billion.
[UNKNOWN]: Is that right that time?
[UNKNOWN]: Let's see.
[UNKNOWN]: So I don't know if you saw the guys, but there was 200 leading experts that came out this last week that said,
[UNKNOWN]: and issued a very dire economic warning.
[UNKNOWN]: They said, well, we're going through right now and I've said this before.
[UNKNOWN]: It's bigger than, and I didn't live through the industrial revolution, but they're saying this is bigger than the industrial revolution.
[UNKNOWN]: It's gonna have such an impact on the economy.
[UNKNOWN]: It may shift the job market in such a way that, you know, how are we gonna, are we gonna be prepared or we're gonna do if it does cause a 20% unemployment rate, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So,
[UNKNOWN]: How we move in the jobs and that's the concern and I do think AI is creating new opportunities in business, right?
[UNKNOWN]: But on the job market if we're getting rid of a lot of the mundane and repetitive task jobs That's a large portion of the jobs out in the market.
[UNKNOWN]: Where do they go?
[UNKNOWN]: Where they go from there and the people doing those jobs probably aren't coders
[UNKNOWN]: So, they can be, well, I guess they can.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, I'm telling you, you can basically chat back and forth if they have an idea and they want to get into it.
[UNKNOWN]: They certainly can be, and that's where it's different than it was before, where this barriers to entry of technology would have been.
[UNKNOWN]: Prevented you, you had to go, and I tried to pick up a Python book once, and I don't know if you ever did that, Eric, but I tried to pick it up once, said, I'm going to sit down, and I think I even got Python for dummies, you know, and I said, I'm going to try to figure this out.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, about three pages, and I'm like, this is just not happening.
[UNKNOWN]: That's not a good read.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, this is not, nothing is registering here.
[UNKNOWN]: That's funny.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I mean, you're proof that you don't have to be a coder to develop software.
[UNKNOWN]: I was showing you guys a little bit of how it's all polished up, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's amazing.
[UNKNOWN]: It's really come together to the point where I, I am.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm so tickled pink about it because it's such a valuable tool for me, too, because now I'm not able to, like the presentation I get today, I'm not able to tell everybody with a barometer, not a Burmourer.
[UNKNOWN]: Wow, he said Burrometer.
[UNKNOWN]: Burrometer.
[UNKNOWN]: You said Burrometer perfectly.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I know.
[UNKNOWN]: I've been working on a Christy K, he has helped a big star.
[UNKNOWN]: She inspired me to announce it every letter, big gold star for Brad.
[UNKNOWN]: Until fifth segment, then it just slurs.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, fifth segment.
[UNKNOWN]: The announcement is still under there somewhere.
[UNKNOWN]: The truth lies within, it does, but, uh, yeah, but you, you know, uh, it's pretty cool because it's, it's, it's very, it's a very useful tool.
[UNKNOWN]: And if you don't have it right now in this ever moving market, I mean, my goodness, like I said, I, my eyes are somewhat cross because I had to backfill and now that I'm out of the backfill stage, uh, I can kind of see the lay at the end of the tunnel and then, and I don't think it's a train.
[UNKNOWN]: If it is, if it is, if it is awesome, anyways, we will be right back after this and we are going to talk more about what's going on in the headlines.
[UNKNOWN]: I only got, I only got through the top three because, you know, the, the,
[UNKNOWN]: the open AI Apple yeah we could spend a whole episode on that oh yeah or two then we're gonna crack into that you go around you are so let's hear so let me just ease the yeah and we got a few special bottles there too which I can't wait for air to the share because that we're not gonna crack into those today but we will in the future episode and I want you to share you know
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[UNKNOWN]: I haven't tasted the bourbon yet, but the artistry is, you know, I know bourbon tastes half as good as the bottle's look.
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[UNKNOWN]: I know we were talking about before you descended down the bourbon steps, you know, a little hot out there there.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh man, talk about air.
[UNKNOWN]: That's some close air right now.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a good point.
[UNKNOWN]: I think we might have hit where I was today about 40 miles from here.
[UNKNOWN]: I think it hit 97.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's before measuring for any humidity and
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I think the humidity is probably right up there, too, right?
[UNKNOWN]: And there was no wind, that doesn't help.
[UNKNOWN]: It was full still.
[UNKNOWN]: As Wendy's has been, of course, it can't happen on the days when it's like 100 degrees, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: So is this where they came up with the saying dog days of summer?
[UNKNOWN]: I think that's why you know, Gus got a little sick there.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know what's breaking.
[UNKNOWN]: When he hits the dogs, you know, it's pretty bad out there right now.
[UNKNOWN]: I feel like that floppy dog, it was a cartoon when I was a kid.
[UNKNOWN]: I just want to go lay down because it's so hot right.
[UNKNOWN]: But hey, there's a lot of people that are freezing right now.
[UNKNOWN]: We'd rather have this heat.
[UNKNOWN]: So.
[UNKNOWN]: There's a lot of data centers like to be in that freezing weather.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Speaking of which, I've seen a couple of other people now questioning why aren't we putting data centers in the end art dict?
[UNKNOWN]: Right?
[UNKNOWN]: Why?
[UNKNOWN]: It's only when they're called.
[UNKNOWN]: That idea first.
[UNKNOWN]: What's that?
[UNKNOWN]: It's only we would have come up with that idea first.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I'm sure.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I'm sure that was us that was the first one talking about it.
[UNKNOWN]: We talked about it four years ago.
[UNKNOWN]: They just didn't have a show back.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we didn't.
[UNKNOWN]: We just talked about the bars like we talked about at the bar right now.
[UNKNOWN]: So sure.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, even even when you even when you text earlier in the day, Lou, you always go, what's the topic?
[UNKNOWN]: And I'm like, I just ignore that.
[UNKNOWN]: It said, no, that's going to be just you and I at the bar.
[UNKNOWN]: And it really isn't it?
[UNKNOWN]: It is.
[UNKNOWN]: That's what makes it work.
[UNKNOWN]: Sure.
[UNKNOWN]: No doubt.
[UNKNOWN]: That that is when makes it work because you know we were talking a little bit on the first segment how our at one point this week we peaked at nineteen thousand six hundred percent over thirty day over thirty day consumption Increas watched yeah increase that's pretty good stuff.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, she was a stop.
[UNKNOWN]: I wish it was crypto.
[UNKNOWN]: So do I, but thank you to all, but dear listeners, you're totally listeners and they're totally you.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, cheers to that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we're drinking bourbon with you and I've heard so many cool stories and I don't know, I don't know you have to in pair.
[UNKNOWN]: I know you have as well.
[UNKNOWN]: It's so cool to hear from folks, they're saying, you know what, you know, I was with the gentleman in the air Saturday morning and he said, you know, my wife and I created a bonfire in Friday night, we put on Urban with Brad and we listened to the TJ episode and man, we were just like, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Is that right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: That's cool.
[UNKNOWN]: That's really cool.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I've been with you guys now for about 12 or 13 weeks in each week.
[UNKNOWN]: I just marvel at what I learned from you guys.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, there's nothing more to learn.
[UNKNOWN]: It's just, it's just, it's just, it's empty.
[UNKNOWN]: Really it's a learning experience for me on a number of fronts.
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[UNKNOWN]: now we definitely do we definitely do and every comment in every email whether it's on LinkedIn or elsewhere.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm seeing it.
[UNKNOWN]: I may not be able to respond to all of it because right now I am still iterating and it's taken up all my time.
[UNKNOWN]: I just don't have time to get into conversations.
[UNKNOWN]: So, and I even need that time to post our great clip that you did.
[UNKNOWN]: I know it's yeah, I'm going to do that tonight.
[UNKNOWN]: I know.
[UNKNOWN]: So, it's just been, but yeah, it's coming, you know.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, Casey was a great guy.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, she was, she was wonderful, you know, and I appreciate her and Ian and the family, all, you know, adjusting their schedules to allow that to happen on the, on the fly that was cool.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you know, she was a great guy.
[UNKNOWN]: it's it's actually interesting to get so many meet guests the who would have thought going into that weekend that she would have been around town right doing what she does and just by app and stand said those are total audible yeah yeah boy wasn't audible okay there's an audible at the line and at night at the not when you're kicking the field go either brother it was it was an audible right right right front and center under the center there was you know
[UNKNOWN]: It was really cool because, you know, Microsoft was making headlines that week in big ways, you know, they're shifting, you know, money from the gaming to into their frontier initiative, and you know, that's, that is the future.
[UNKNOWN]: And I think if you can help these organizations, and I've been talking with a lot of organizations, and they need help, you know, they need some guidance.
[UNKNOWN]: you know you're you're telling us is going to be great but so okay so how do we do it we have to go invest in the full-time chief AI officer before we even know what it's all about well here here the the bigs you know like you know the mangos you know we the the Microsoft's the you know the open AI's the anthropics the Google's Nvidia all of them you know they're saying look we're going to give you our engineers to show you how to set this up.
[UNKNOWN]: I would think you would have to be those guys because that was I'm going to lead to my question of who are these people going to hire as the subject matter expert.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, it's been in this.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, what has it been around two, three years?
[UNKNOWN]: Who's how many experts are there really out there?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, there there are.
[UNKNOWN]: So I mean, this is it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's been only two through three years, but there have been.
[UNKNOWN]: technical engineers on that side that have been working in the AI space for ten years okay plus you know especially in the latest boom in there there have been some that have been working even longer but uh... and the latest technology that's gone back to two thousand fifteen sixteen uh... if you go to silicon valley in all into some of the real tech hubs they've been working on it okay you know so
[UNKNOWN]: There is some, but they're, they are a hot commodity.
[UNKNOWN]: I would assume they are, so tell me, do you believe they're more technical or they more in terms of practical for the companies that want to hire somebody to be their AI expert.
[UNKNOWN]: Now, do you hire a technician or do you hire somebody that is actually used it knows how to integrate it into your operations and whatnot?
[UNKNOWN]: I perhaps that tracks with your legal pursuit as well.
[UNKNOWN]: I think it's changed, I think that answers change three years ago for murders or even two years ago for murders.
[UNKNOWN]: So before we're AI is now, and we have the vibe coding, whether it's, you know, lovable, whether it's Claude code, whether it's cursor, all these, you know, great platforms that you can just basically talk to back and forth and create that.
[UNKNOWN]: I would have said you need to actually absolutely 110% have done it, built it.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: Now I would say,
[UNKNOWN]: you need to be kind of a hybrid.
[UNKNOWN]: You definitely have that makes sense to me.
[UNKNOWN]: You definitely have to have built it.
[UNKNOWN]: You have to have gone through it.
[UNKNOWN]: Because you don't want somebody in there that's just talking, you know, applying this guy, you know, theory.
[UNKNOWN]: You want somebody that's actually been through the trenches as gone through it.
[UNKNOWN]: But it's a different build today than it was yesterday.
[UNKNOWN]: You literally, when you're talking about just the timeframes from A to B, then B to C and what not.
[UNKNOWN]: And we are talking about short timeframes that things are changing on the fly, but you know what's I'm fascinated.
[UNKNOWN]: But you know what's cool about the Microsoft approach and I'm going to leave it on that and we'll move on.
[UNKNOWN]: But they're basically giving like top all star NFL talent to any of their clients.
[UNKNOWN]: They're saying, look, we paid for the top talent.
[UNKNOWN]: We're going to borrow them to you to set you up, so that you're going to be a long-term client of us.
[UNKNOWN]: That's a nice way to get you totally velcroed to something.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, at this point, right?
[UNKNOWN]: And frankly, if I'm an enterprise client on that end, how am I going to do that otherwise?
[UNKNOWN]: Am I going to go out and hire?
[UNKNOWN]: Nope, I'm not going to steal the way from Microsoft.
[UNKNOWN]: Apple open a, you know, I mean, they talked about that, you know, so that's a whole, the whole lawsuit that's going on right now when Apple just sued Open AI for poaching, you know, 400 of their employees and they're saying they're really essentially by taking their foreign employees.
[UNKNOWN]: They've taken their trade secrets
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I'm sure you guys probably already talked about this the last segment, but that's an interesting legal position, isn't it?
[UNKNOWN]: I guess that's true.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I didn't take the papers with the trade secrets, but I took my brain with me when I went to the other place.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, and that's kind of a quasi-argument.
[UNKNOWN]: That's what I was saying.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, so they're kind of saying, well, yeah, you didn't take the trade secrets per se, but you took all the people.
[UNKNOWN]: And it's interesting.
[UNKNOWN]: And I said, it's all curious.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going to have to pull up the complaint and read it on dogmedal.au, right?
[UNKNOWN]: I want to see if they're actually arguing the non-compete's, you know, because all of this talent is definitely talent, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So there's no way they didn't have an employment contract.
[UNKNOWN]: They definitely had a non-compete, they probably had a non-solicitation and all that good stuff.
[UNKNOWN]: So, that's the other term I was looking for, they just came up with it.
[UNKNOWN]: There it is, they probably had that.
[UNKNOWN]: are they arguing that?
[UNKNOWN]: And the last thing I let off with was, well, it's interesting that Apple's taking this approach with OpenEI, because OpenEI is trying to get into the, into the cellular phone business.
[UNKNOWN]: I, that's when I came in and I heard that, and I, I was not aware of that, but, hang, talk about parallel pursuits.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, and now you're probably, so, come on.
[UNKNOWN]: Now you're treading on turf, and so the use and legal system to kind of be a defensive block, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, you got to be careful on that.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, as an attorney, I'm saying, you know what?
[UNKNOWN]: That you better have a legitimate claim because the courts, I'm seeing it right now with the sanctions that they're laying down elsewhere around the world.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's no nonsense, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: They are being over-in-ended.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's a really cool, and that's a kind of a cool side note.
[UNKNOWN]: Let me just take a little side note with you guys.
[UNKNOWN]: A little footnote to the whole A-I thing bar.
[UNKNOWN]: A little side bar.
[UNKNOWN]: Side bar, you're on her.
[UNKNOWN]: Maybe maybe maybe a little of a bottom bar.
[UNKNOWN]: bottom bourbon bar approach to the bottom bourbon basin bar a bunch of mine's counselor all right so it is this you know these platforms like clawed have become so good that the pro say lit against out there
[UNKNOWN]: are not filing more and more cases, because they can use Claude, because they can use, you know, chatGPT, they can use Gemini, you know, they can use all these very enhanced models, instead of going and paying an attorney, and I'm not advocating for this, but this is what's happening in practicality, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Is they're inundating, and the systems are already overloaded to begin with.
[UNKNOWN]: So they're in, there, there, and a system that's already stressed that they'll max of what should be a full docket,
[UNKNOWN]: not talk it daily but talk it is is is slept is going to be stressed even more so now johnny is is going to be even more so because pro say litigants aren't just trying to
[UNKNOWN]: I saw so many of them write it up by hand.
[UNKNOWN]: So you don't have a computer to type it out, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: Before I go any further, let me ask for the other novices officer.
[UNKNOWN]: You mentioned a pro say litigator.
[UNKNOWN]: Tell me what that means.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, that means let's say Louis, you want to sue me, okay?
[UNKNOWN]: But you decide I'm not going to use an attorney or a law firm.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm just going to sue you on my own.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
[UNKNOWN]: So where do you start?
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, back in the day, that was kind of a nebula zone, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So there's so many different rules.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, I'm right, where would I start?
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: So I mean, that's the first thing that kind of, you know, you talk about the circle, just kind of spinning, right?
[UNKNOWN]: That that, so where do I start?
[UNKNOWN]: And so, you know, a lot of these pro-saleid against that would just decide to file on their own.
[UNKNOWN]: uh... would go into the court houses try to file in and they get a little bit of advice from you know the register or the recorders office as to how it not has to be in this format has to have this hat you have to have certain things before they even accept the filing right so then it gets to the judge and that's a whole other matter right well now now we can put it through a i and you can have a i check all those things
[UNKNOWN]: do that research, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, that makes sense.
[UNKNOWN]: So AI becomes my attorney.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, or at least my attorney, the who would have been doing the work.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's much better.
[UNKNOWN]: I want to say it's an attorney level.
[UNKNOWN]: There's no doubt about it.
[UNKNOWN]: It's not because it's still hallucinates 30% of the time.
[UNKNOWN]: It's still, you know,
[UNKNOWN]: It still doesn't, it hasn't been through the wars of the, of the legal lens that you need to be that that's reacting to the situation at hand.
[UNKNOWN]: Got it.
[UNKNOWN]: It's only being fed what it's fed, you know.
[UNKNOWN]: And there's so much, and I go to, I go to the EQ level, and I think that's where EQ level is going to take another level.
[UNKNOWN]: to be honest versus AI because AI right now and maybe they're going to put sensors on this AI that's going to pick up on the EQ2 where it's all the non-verbal skills right it's all the it's spreading the room it's you know it's feeling the room it's you know how how did they react how did they move you know did they they leave in a storm AI's not picking up on all that stuff so
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I don't know that it can, even when they have it to their best EQ, it's there's just that human part of it, the way his eye twitched or the way if you watch poke, it's almost like a poke.
[UNKNOWN]: They just barely go poke.
[UNKNOWN]: And you'll watch if a guy twitches his eye wrong.
[UNKNOWN]: I remember a James Bond movie where his opponent, and he's going to watch when he gets the hand is I would start to lead her.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, or bleed.
[UNKNOWN]: That's right.
[UNKNOWN]: So that is something that I don't think
[UNKNOWN]: I think it may eventually because, you know, we talked about imaging and video AI now, which is causing a whole
[UNKNOWN]: Have you been gotten consent the consent in disclosures?
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, that's that's everything You know, did you get consent in a lot of these companies are getting burnt because they they thought they had a cutting edge technology But they didn't figure out that maybe we should ask or at least disclose You know, and sure I that's so it's it's it's it's a changing environment
[UNKNOWN]: It's good for the law business, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, yeah, and when these law firms ask me, well, do you think we're going to lose our junior associates?
[UNKNOWN]: I say, well, only if they're, if the only thing they do is look over documents and they have no other capabilities in us.
[UNKNOWN]: But if they have the capabilities of advancing with the technology and know how to use these tools to make themselves that much more effective,
[UNKNOWN]: Now the law firm is going to be able to take on more cases.
[UNKNOWN]: It's going to be able to compress the time frame from eight to z to file the complaint to diagnose, you know, the issues, to react to filings.
[UNKNOWN]: It really hadn't thought about it, but yes, it might actually, they're, they're, they're a caseload.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and it might actually speed up the whole process.
[UNKNOWN]: they want that.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, depends if they're charged by the hour.
[UNKNOWN]: Do you want to process to go home?
[UNKNOWN]: But if they're if they're charging if they're taking a portion of the settlement, then yes.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, right now.
[UNKNOWN]: But I think I think they're looking at if that's the only way they're looking at they're looking at it too nearly because what I should say with the big law firms, which has always been a volume game, right?
[UNKNOWN]: It is, well, now you can take on more cases.
[UNKNOWN]: you can take on more matters.
[UNKNOWN]: So if I had two or three huge litigation cases, like I can't, I'd have to refer you off or you're gonna have to find another attorney, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Now if I have the ability to actually organize, juggled this, and be able to still provide the most competent under all the rules and ethical rules, then yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And it's a win for the client because at the end of the day, the client's getting the same product if it's not better for less and more quickly.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: It really is.
[UNKNOWN]: It could equate to less.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, and quickly, and trust me, that's one of the biggest naysayers of anybody I talked to that has gone through the litigation process.
[UNKNOWN]: It's quickly does not happen quickly, right?
[UNKNOWN]: And a lot of it is, you know, installed delay, all that, you know, it's sometimes intentionally meant to happen, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Even though it's not on the forefront.
[UNKNOWN]: I say you're coming about a minute or two ago was so what is going to happen to my junior associates?
[UNKNOWN]: Am I going to have to fire them?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I would suggest that if they don't grow in some way, whether it's AI or whether it's in whatever your firm specialty is, they have to grow in some way, or you're going to fire them.
[UNKNOWN]: So, I don't grow in this direction.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't think you're going to see a mass, but you might, you know, a lot of big law firms.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's a wrong word.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, no, big law firms have been known from different fluctuations in the economy to lay off, you know, and, and,
[UNKNOWN]: sizeable numbers.
[UNKNOWN]: I want to say they're significant compared to what they are.
[UNKNOWN]: But you know, it goes with the ups and flows, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So I would see that still happening.
[UNKNOWN]: But what I see is with this, this is a little different.
[UNKNOWN]: So if you are on the cutting edge and you are keeping up in like Casey said you are getting in that sandbox and you're trying all these different.
[UNKNOWN]: you know tools and you're able to enhance yourself but at the same time with your an attorney using these tools you gotta be very cognizant of what tools you're using make sure they're protected make sure you're following the firm's policy you're not using it on your own and some consumer policy these are all these are all issues you got to be
[UNKNOWN]: you know, a wary of, and most attorneys are.
[UNKNOWN]: So, and this is what you're organizing for those that aren't organized, probably.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, what I'm organizing is for those that are in the tech space.
[UNKNOWN]: It's used to be a smaller breed of attorneys.
[UNKNOWN]: It used to be kind of a niche practice.
[UNKNOWN]: If you were a tech attorney, you practice some tech IP law.
[UNKNOWN]: and privacy law is a big and down data in privacy have really come up heavily in the last 10, 15 years since the internet hit, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So now with AI, there's this, and I call it the four pillars.
[UNKNOWN]: It's kind of this interweaving four pillars of law that is emerging before our eyes.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's the 5,000 entries I've been going through to be able to provide my subscribers with the 1800 entries
[UNKNOWN]: of law that have developed just in the 50 states and federal government in the last, well, six, seven months, seven months.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, well, we're almost through seven.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, so six and a half, so that says January 1st, that's how much has happened.
[UNKNOWN]: So if you're trying to keep up with that through a team of associates to research it, are they researching the right thing?
[UNKNOWN]: Are they getting a lot of white noise, which trust me, I've worked through that.
[UNKNOWN]: through my training with the AI agents that are going through that, I've worked through all those painstaking.
[UNKNOWN]: Instead of having to go through that every morning when you're trying to figure out what's going on new, you can literally sip your coffee and figure it out.
[UNKNOWN]: I got to think that's going to increase exponentially too as time goes on.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, and it is.
[UNKNOWN]: So we were talking about the next phase, which we'll get into, right, is quantum.
[UNKNOWN]: So.
[UNKNOWN]: It's not going to end with AI.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, AI is just that the next phase right now.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, all the legal filings in the laws that states are putting a place.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, that's just going to just skyrocket on a curve.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, it's a ready skyrocketing, and you can imagine the class action attorneys out there, though, you know, they're all lowering these new laws.
[UNKNOWN]: This patchwork of laws that haven't been put in place.
[UNKNOWN]: And if you missed up, you know, you aren't watching it up for the privacy.
[UNKNOWN]: issues that you have to abide by the disclosure, transparency issues.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the sanctions are significant.
[UNKNOWN]: There was one, there was one attorney, law firm that got sanctioned $110,000 because they messed up.
[UNKNOWN]: And then that was just giving, that was just giving false hallucinated chatGPT.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So you can imagine where the missteps know happen when there's real teeth to it.
[UNKNOWN]: And you're representing an AI company or a private, you know, a company that's operating across lines and they don't realize what's happening.
[UNKNOWN]: So that's the legal mental practice providers or look at their chops.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, yeah, that other going on, my goodness, we're at the raise of premiums.
[UNKNOWN]: Because that's what I mean.
[UNKNOWN]: Well.
[UNKNOWN]: because it's, it's happening so fast.
[UNKNOWN]: So how do you stay on top of it?
[UNKNOWN]: That would, you know what would be interesting for us is to maybe get somebody that's in the insurance space here to see what they've seen across their industry in terms of their risk and in these case that popping up because we have a few close friends.
[UNKNOWN]: We have a few of our buddies who are,
[UNKNOWN]: as good as it gets in that world, and it just seems to me that I've been going through as I've been listening to news you in the business.
[UNKNOWN]: I used to mean that.
[UNKNOWN]: I know.
[UNKNOWN]: That's kind of one of your backgrounds.
[UNKNOWN]: When I first met you, you were in that business.
[UNKNOWN]: I was in the health insurance business.
[UNKNOWN]: But I've been trying to, for my own investment purposes, trying to figure out, they say, SpaceX has to get another $180 billion, and then we're talking about the, where is all of the money going to go?
[UNKNOWN]: We're fascinated with the big number of SpaceX and AI and, and
[UNKNOWN]: there's a lot of money to be made and trickle down from this.
[UNKNOWN]: It would be real interesting to have perhaps our buddy, Dan, and to talk about, I think, Dan, you shouldn't talk about it.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, the whole insurance side of the video.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the numbers have to be equally as grotesque, in terms of percentage increases and whatnot, as the whole AI world is.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, we're talking about dropping, like,
[UNKNOWN]: and arena right now where oh that's a hundred million dollars just oh just a hundred why not to why not 10 okay well that's pretty simple you can get to nine digits really quickly I was just reading a stat today on the on the legal side you know there's 23% of the law firms that have adopted AI significantly to the point where they they're they're testing to it and it's a trillion dollar market at 23% is that right
[UNKNOWN]: So now you can see why, now you can see why all the big bigs are saying, this is a market waiting to happen, right?
[UNKNOWN]: And lawyers are usually the last to react to anything because they're the most cautious.
[UNKNOWN]: Do you know anybody that has a product to sell them?
[UNKNOWN]: No, it's not for sale.
[UNKNOWN]: for the rent.
[UNKNOWN]: When you have either rent it to you.
[UNKNOWN]: It is definitely a subscriber base.
[UNKNOWN]: If you're in that business, I use it every day, and it's so good to be able to even refer to it.
[UNKNOWN]: And I'm looking at the headlines going up, I already read that, read that, and by the way, you guys are missing all this too.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm thinking about subscribing, just so I can broaden my horizons.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, then you get your law license.
[UNKNOWN]: It is for lawyers only Louvre, but you know, it is a tool.
[UNKNOWN]: I play one, I stayed at holiday in Express.
[UNKNOWN]: You play in a turning.
[UNKNOWN]: You did.
[UNKNOWN]: You represent your one self-deve one time in that traffic accident.
[UNKNOWN]: We're going to put the system on trial.
[UNKNOWN]: That's right.
[UNKNOWN]: It's me against everybody.
[UNKNOWN]: No, but anyway, is that...
[UNKNOWN]: I just wanted to tell you I rewatched again after you know it's one thing to edit it's one thing to be through it, but I rewatched it came up on the clips or somehow somehow I was showing somebody the other day our final fifth segment when we go off in the fourth of July and how we were kind of just like we got down to 13 we're we and walking out here we're just kind of like you know the the nicest thing I've
[UNKNOWN]: But did our game change after we had a nip of that bourbon?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I can only attribute that to one thing.
[UNKNOWN]: Liberty City.
[UNKNOWN]: Of course, that's the only explanation.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, we, we totally got that star, we, we got a little bit past our minimum.
[UNKNOWN]: We weren't at our optimum until a couple of holes later.
[UNKNOWN]: We had double drop there.
[UNKNOWN]: Then when we went, what, 400 for the next nine holes, you can pass ball.
[UNKNOWN]: I think you're not a forner between three or four holes.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, hey, we just want to wrap it right now.
[UNKNOWN]: And then you get flashbacks to what used to be.
[UNKNOWN]: We were, and we were, we had the, and by the way, Google has not scrubbed that background music yet, pair.
[UNKNOWN]: That's surprising.
[UNKNOWN]: Which I thought was appropriate for the, you know, the moment, because it was kind of upbeat.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, they're pretty picky about that.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, they are.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but you know, it was, maybe it was short enough.
[UNKNOWN]: You'll get a nasty letter.
[UNKNOWN]: I probably get a, you know, YouTube's blocking us anyways, right now.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know why.
[UNKNOWN]: They're always just so nasty.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, is it that one guy from Indiana started that?
[UNKNOWN]: one of the founders.
[UNKNOWN]: YouTube is for our group.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, Chad.
[UNKNOWN]: That's probably why he's like all you in the end, you guys.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: He's a Chad Hurley.
[UNKNOWN]: Chad Hurley.
[UNKNOWN]: I would say he's up in the top three of all time, right?
[UNKNOWN]: I.E.P.
[UNKNOWN]: grads.
[UNKNOWN]: If you're.
[UNKNOWN]: If you're weighing it, if you're weighing it, not from field goals made, but from millions made.
[UNKNOWN]: No, from, well, I think that's what the book.
[UNKNOWN]: I think he was, yeah, I think he was one of the B.
[UNKNOWN]: He was early on when he sold that off, you know, and you watch that first video when him and his two friends, you know, made that.
[UNKNOWN]: I remember that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that was good.
[UNKNOWN]: So cool to watch, because you can just kind of feel it, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: The funny thing is I remember at the time thinking, I don't know, what's the big deal as I do, but I mean, I watch more YouTube probably than I watch anything else.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm the same way.
[UNKNOWN]: So, you know, we've got all these streaming services, but I refuse to watch.
[UNKNOWN]: I will literally just YouTube knows me better than they do.
[UNKNOWN]: I did watch a recommendation from Eric from last week of the week before.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah?
[UNKNOWN]: The story about the guys that built that AIMOS.
[UNKNOWN]: Is that a service?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: That was amazing.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, if you had to watch that.
[UNKNOWN]: That's good stuff.
[UNKNOWN]: So once YouTube watches you watch something, well, this was actually- In lieu of sitting there going, it just shows me porn every time.
[UNKNOWN]: It just shows me.
[UNKNOWN]: We know what you meant, but we'll cut that out, Mitch, I'm just buckling with you, no we won't.
[UNKNOWN]: I have a funny feeling.
[UNKNOWN]: Let me go.
[UNKNOWN]: Just pouring whenever I've received that.
[UNKNOWN]: I've already seen that.
[UNKNOWN]: I've seen that one too.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm sorry.
[UNKNOWN]: It's the same thing every time.
[UNKNOWN]: They just exploded.
[UNKNOWN]: No, we're coming.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, trust me.
[UNKNOWN]: That's not I'm going on right now Right out and no one went right to take a match I'm not taking you down with like that.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay So my consider that abandonment is a bad genre if we're gonna come to that then give me a appropriate All right off to a commercial so are we yeah, so
[UNKNOWN]: Let me bring it back before we talk in a minute and a half.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, okay.
[UNKNOWN]: What were we talking about?
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, we're talking about.
[UNKNOWN]: We were talking about.
[UNKNOWN]: What's the same for you?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so for the music for the segment.
[UNKNOWN]: So, you know, yeah, you know, when you look at Chad Hurley coming out of Indiana, I mean, that's Magnaminus.
[UNKNOWN]: I would love to have him back here in the Bourbon Studios, talking with us, maybe give us a few pointers on what we're doing.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I don't know if he's a bourbon lover, but if he is, I just will post on his platform or his former platform.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And he helped develop it.
[UNKNOWN]: And he's, I know, I know I thought, I saw somewhere he's moving on to some other things.
[UNKNOWN]: So, yeah, he'd be these days.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going to say, like, 40s, maybe, 40s, 40s, 40s, maybe early, 40s, maybe early to mid 40s.
[UNKNOWN]: Pretty cool, right?
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's just, it's just, it's just a very cool thing.
[UNKNOWN]: So anyways, you know, we were running out of time, but we will be back after this.
[UNKNOWN]: We're gonna refill, we're gonna talk about the, the, the bourbon.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we gotta talk about the bourbon.
[UNKNOWN]: The Eagle, the Eagle Rare.
[UNKNOWN]: The Eagle Rare 10.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you, Eric.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's an awesome bottle here, and I see two side-car bottles.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we're bringing it, we're going to bring Eric on here with us and for the rest of the segments, and we're going to talk about what all these bottles are.
[UNKNOWN]: I look forward to it.
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[UNKNOWN]: And we are back in the bourbon studios and we have two dapper gentlemen right next to me in a one.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh no, that's not true.
[UNKNOWN]: We have two Louise dapper too.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh yeah, yes.
[UNKNOWN]: You got all dressed up tonight.
[UNKNOWN]: God, I won't keep the other one down to you.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, geez.
[UNKNOWN]: Actually, you know what's funny, I love it.
[UNKNOWN]: This is to my ED meds logo.
[UNKNOWN]: It isn't it?
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's Perry, that wasn't even out of my hat.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: That sounds like you have to do it better.
[UNKNOWN]: If you're going to have down half up the microphone blocks it anyway, you can't see it anyway Okay, because my nephew, I know if he's going to have a stone too much white gray white grayish chest hair So You want to see his white shirt Just happen to the adversity you don't know that we got
[UNKNOWN]: to start the segment, right?
[UNKNOWN]: I think you're so tired.
[UNKNOWN]: You're getting, I am getting.
[UNKNOWN]: You didn't even have to say anything for this segment.
[UNKNOWN]: He's already a giga-mitch.
[UNKNOWN]: I was a giga-mitch before we started today.
[UNKNOWN]: Perry and I were, I think I'm just kind of in that delirious zone.
[UNKNOWN]: Is there anybody ever been there before?
[UNKNOWN]: You're just kind of like, oh, yeah, I heard.
[UNKNOWN]: I do, when I got, I told you, I went home, I took a nap for, I mean, 15 minutes.
[UNKNOWN]: So, which was,
[UNKNOWN]: just enough.
[UNKNOWN]: When I get up after like a 15 minute, I'm just like a zombie.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: My wife was like, what's the matter?
[UNKNOWN]: I was like, I'm tired.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm tired.
[UNKNOWN]: The on-air lights on.
[UNKNOWN]: The Eagle Rare Light is on too.
[UNKNOWN]: By the way, Eagle wrote 10.
[UNKNOWN]: Eagle Ralph.
[UNKNOWN]: 10, yes.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so tell us a little bit about this, Eric.
[UNKNOWN]: You were so nice to bring this to the urban studios and we cannot not try it with you.
[UNKNOWN]: It's lovely thing.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I know.
[UNKNOWN]: You guys are very welcome.
[UNKNOWN]: You guys are the best.
[UNKNOWN]: And that many times before.
[UNKNOWN]: We do appreciate it.
[UNKNOWN]: I appreciate you guys.
[UNKNOWN]: And so you go, this is actually interesting history of this one.
[UNKNOWN]: Remember sea grums?
[UNKNOWN]: Seagrum 737.
[UNKNOWN]: Mary Seagrum 737.
[UNKNOWN]: The company Seagrums.
[UNKNOWN]: Canadian, right?
[UNKNOWN]: This, I believe, I believe.
[UNKNOWN]: No, it's kosher.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's just hell of an arrow.
[UNKNOWN]: Somewhere.
[UNKNOWN]: No, so Eagle Rare 10 originally was a Seagrums product.
[UNKNOWN]: And it originated in 1975.
[UNKNOWN]: So that's 51 years ago, right?
[UNKNOWN]: It was bought by the Sazerat Company and now it was purchased by Buffalo Trace Distilling.
[UNKNOWN]: So that's a kind of interesting story.
[UNKNOWN]: But that's the more of a more of that whiskey, you know that's seven and seven.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's seven and seven was a popular drink back in the day It was so easy to say so he wasn't it would be like seven and seven.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but that just rolls off the tongue even when he had ten of them Shut up, shut them shut them
[UNKNOWN]: So this was so originally that was who distilled that he came up with the recipe and I think that this I think 70 mid 70s on the corn on the mash bill I believe
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know what to write.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know the right percentage is very weird.
[UNKNOWN]: That's that high on the corner.
[UNKNOWN]: It's surprising.
[UNKNOWN]: It's not sweeter.
[UNKNOWN]: It's not super sweet.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's good though.
[UNKNOWN]: We were talking about smooth.
[UNKNOWN]: I already saw we came on tonight about all the different, you know, points that we're not going to get in that tonight per say.
[UNKNOWN]: But oh, yes, we are.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no
[UNKNOWN]: Number two, the Nashville has to be at least 51% corn.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, Canada, maybe the 51state coming.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's true.
[UNKNOWN]: That may change.
[UNKNOWN]: The remaining 49% usually consists of Rye weed or multi barley.
[UNKNOWN]: Number three has to be distilled to a maximum of 160 proof so they can't they can't be more than 80% alcohol when they put it in the barrel or when they distill it.
[UNKNOWN]: That makes sense.
[UNKNOWN]: It's building down.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, good run your torches with it Number four has to be barrel that a maximum of 125 proof because that
[UNKNOWN]: changes the flavors it takes on from the the oak, and that leads in the number five, which has has to be aged in new chart oak barrels, they have to be brand new barrels, can't be old, and reuse them, they use them for, that's for the double of the things, that's the double, so that's usually the second age, and sometimes they'll age beer in them, yeah, wine, stuff like that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, other cannot be any additives.
[UNKNOWN]: no coloring, no flavorings, or other spirits.
[UNKNOWN]: No one's early water, only water.
[UNKNOWN]: And the last one is, it must be bottled at a minimum of 80 proof.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
[UNKNOWN]: And then it goes into a little bit about, you know, if you see the term straight urban whiskey, it means the bourbon has met all the baseline requirements and has been aged for at least two years in those new oak barrels.
[UNKNOWN]: And any bourbon aged for less than four is legally required to state its exact age on the label.
[UNKNOWN]: Interesting.
[UNKNOWN]: It's kind of like the disclosure laws coming right now in the minors on the social media platforms.
[UNKNOWN]: You have to disclose, you know
[UNKNOWN]: where you're out in the, you know, the whole age range.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So I, you know, you were talking about Sigrims.
[UNKNOWN]: I remember when I was younger, it seemed to me like Sigrims owned everything.
[UNKNOWN]: They definitely owned a lot of the barf roads, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Boos back in my youth.
[UNKNOWN]: It seemed that everything kind of flowed up or down.
[UNKNOWN]: However, you want to call it two.
[UNKNOWN]: God bless, bless you.
[UNKNOWN]: To the Sigrim family, uh,
[UNKNOWN]: So, you know, and then we talked to a couple months ago about four roses they were bought by Ernest and Julio Gallo.
[UNKNOWN]: So wine, that company is really branched out and got in quite big.
[UNKNOWN]: When they picked up a great brand, and I think if you're going to be competitive right now in the alcohol market, you better have something that the consumers want because the next generation is saying,
[UNKNOWN]: When sales are down 20% that's a big drop to the bottom line.
[UNKNOWN]: So does anybody here know, is that the original bottle that or as the bottle design changed over the years?
[UNKNOWN]: Because as you guys know, I'm a big fool and the tall slender, just it hits me perfectly, but where does it hit you perfectly as it is?
[UNKNOWN]: That's my question.
[UNKNOWN]: You're taking it tonight, I know you are right, right between the two.
[UNKNOWN]: That's okay, I'm right between the eyes, I'm okay.
[UNKNOWN]: But no, it seems to me that that bottle appears to be a little bit etched, and I wonder if there was any influence from the success of Greg Goose that was the big part of their success.
[UNKNOWN]: Do you know the greatest bottle?
[UNKNOWN]: Founder was 77 when he started that company?
[UNKNOWN]: I did not.
[UNKNOWN]: He was old.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: What does your drink vodka?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, that first batch of vodka was very old.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: It was good.
[UNKNOWN]: So do we know anything about it?
[UNKNOWN]: Does it vary?
[UNKNOWN]: Can you find us anything about the design of the bottle?
[UNKNOWN]: That's a great question.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Is it the same as it was or similar to what it was when it was Seagrams?
[UNKNOWN]: That's the question.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, again, it doesn't really get, and I'm going to tell you, last week at I was invited to a bourbon club event, and I drove that, and perhaps it was after I had two or three different tastes.
[UNKNOWN]: that I was not that enamored but tonight by itself at a stand alone, I now get the reputation.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, in addition to the visual and taste as, you know, what I say in the whole with that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and the whole Zeza, our family, this eagle rare is definitely a staple.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, I think.
[UNKNOWN]: It's gorgeous.
[UNKNOWN]: If you love Buffalo Trace, if you love Blanton, and if you love the CH, or the Colonel, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So Taylor, Weller, Weller, LaVrou.
[UNKNOWN]: You're right down the line of all those.
[UNKNOWN]: Happy.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, if you get into the puppies, and you want to try to collect some of those, because they're hard to come by.
[UNKNOWN]: Hard to come by.
[UNKNOWN]: They're expensive.
[UNKNOWN]: They are.
[UNKNOWN]: Secondary market wise, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right.
[UNKNOWN]: So I think I mentioned to you guys, Eric and I ventured out of town this past weekend to a place about what 50 miles, 50 minutes from here, an establishment called the Nicarbacher in El Tuna, Pennsylvania.
[UNKNOWN]: One of the most unique places I've ever been, I said to Eric, I said, how old is this building?
[UNKNOWN]: Because there wasn't a straight wall in it.
[UNKNOWN]: You can tell it's been around for a very long time.
[UNKNOWN]: But the only reason I bring that up, guys, is as we're dealing with, I'd say, dealing with, well, we're enjoying this ego rare.
[UNKNOWN]: Started talking to the owner.
[UNKNOWN]: And Bjorn tells us he has 1952,
[UNKNOWN]: different spirits and bourbons in his collection.
[UNKNOWN]: So I think I know the word that Benny.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I don't know if you remember, Perry, a couple of weeks ago.
[UNKNOWN]: The spirits are up.
[UNKNOWN]: That's a little different.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, yes, we're talking about ours, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So if you remember about a month ago, I said, how many bourbons can we taste here?
[UNKNOWN]: How many weeks can we go?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, now we figured out we've got at least a 10-year runaway here to have some new flavor, new spirit and whatnot.
[UNKNOWN]: So perhaps we can have your
[UNKNOWN]: one of these days.
[UNKNOWN]: I'd love to be on come over and join us or we go join him at his place if you'd like us to come.
[UNKNOWN]: We could do that.
[UNKNOWN]: And you know who he's good buddies with.
[UNKNOWN]: It's interesting.
[UNKNOWN]: He's in the spirit side.
[UNKNOWN]: One of his best buddies is our buddy TJ.
[UNKNOWN]: No way.
[UNKNOWN]: Common play, TJ.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, really?
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, cool.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they're good buddies.
[UNKNOWN]: In fact, he started when we were we wanted to talk bourbon and he wanted to talk about his friend who's a coffee mechanic.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, coffee mechanic.
[UNKNOWN]: And he goes his job in a puttication.
[UNKNOWN]: It's to go and fix all of these fancy, espresso and coffee machines.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's what he does.
[UNKNOWN]: So maybe an interesting guest for us to pursue.
[UNKNOWN]: I would say that would be awesome to have more.
[UNKNOWN]: It'd be awesome to try.
[UNKNOWN]: some of the bourbons in his collection which if you have a collection that big you've tried some of the uh... outliers that maybe don't make the headlines or don't make the normal conversation uh... that well actually i i went old's i like i went i want to say old school but i went right to one of the pennilapies that i had not had personal you can't say until you watch a movie
[UNKNOWN]: I think, I think, Saturday, we all convene.
[UNKNOWN]: I think that's what it's all about.
[UNKNOWN]: It's on school and step-rothers.
[UNKNOWN]: That's right.
[UNKNOWN]: We were talking about Doom.
[UNKNOWN]: I had Penelope.
[UNKNOWN]: What did you have there?
[UNKNOWN]: I had the same.
[UNKNOWN]: And we actually had the golf version, actually.
[UNKNOWN]: We did have the golf version.
[UNKNOWN]: You did.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
[UNKNOWN]: The golf course.
[UNKNOWN]: And it was Clayton.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it was.
[UNKNOWN]: It is this little straighter.
[UNKNOWN]: Uh...
[UNKNOWN]: Nobody, I know, it's a fat strain.
[UNKNOWN]: You're right, right?
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
[UNKNOWN]: No, so I'm just so blessed to be part of this whole bourbon with Brad thing that we have the Eagle Rare tonight, and I see I'm not sure what these two bottles are.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, those are those are a little extra.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, Eric brought gifts when he said he came back from Nova Scotia, he definitely brought gifts.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, and I looked at those bottles at first glance, and if you are able to look around all the cords
[UNKNOWN]: Oh yeah, I mean this this reminds me kind of that I don't know if you guys ever had that that friend in class that was always drawing in their notebook back in the day this kind of reminds me of that guy that was like the expert you know the one that could make the designs of the dark you know with with the pencil in just make it work yeah that that is cool that it that front of the bottle is it it represents that
[UNKNOWN]: plus the bottle is pretty cool.
[UNKNOWN]: I love the cap.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, cash cool.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's got, I can't wait to try this.
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: So, thank you, and we're gonna try those on a future episode.
[UNKNOWN]: We're not gonna dig into those tonight, but yeah, all the other future.
[UNKNOWN]: Hopefully.
[UNKNOWN]: Lou, are you picking up a little bit of cinnamon on the Egorare?
[UNKNOWN]: As a matter of fact, I am Perry.
[UNKNOWN]: It's there.
[UNKNOWN]: Hey, Tom.
[UNKNOWN]: I did not get this, as I mentioned to you guys last Thursday, I wasn't getting it, and I probably mixed too many things before my Uber driver came for me.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, it's easy to do when you have like eight or ten bottles of dry, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So it was such an awesome experience that the coach invited me to have probably eight or ten
[UNKNOWN]: top, all top shelf barbans or rod doesn't make that option and our buddy rod does a hell of a job putting this together and you guys do a lot once a month and I was fortunate to be invited and it was a really cool experience but my opinion of the ego where that night was not what it is to know so I stand corrected and I'm glad to hear that because when you said and it really didn't do it for me I get it you know because if you're
[UNKNOWN]: If you're playing, you know, tackle football, and you're underneath the pile, and you're getting three guys all and once in the ball, you don't know exactly which one you're tasting.
[UNKNOWN]: That's an interesting thing.
[UNKNOWN]: You said the ball, you said ball and tasting in the same sense.
[UNKNOWN]: I did, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So three guys, the only thing could have been better as a couple of them dropping, right?
[UNKNOWN]: I was a little bit surprised here when you gave us that assessment too, because I've had this a couple of times before and I think it's exceptional, I'm not sure if it's top three with some of the ones we've had, but it's definitely top five.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, it's definitely going to be top 10.
[UNKNOWN]: It definitely needs to be on your bourbon.
[UNKNOWN]: If you can get a bottle, if you can, well, in Pennsylvania, that's a hard couple of weeks ago that I told you, Smitty, text our group texts from our golf trip a few weeks ago, and he goes, if you go rare at the liquor store, I ran over it once and they were down to three bottles.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, usually it takes one text and then it's like a master on 38 bucks.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's fantastic price.
[UNKNOWN]: No, it's a great price, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's Pennsylvania prices.
[UNKNOWN]: See, you know, it's a little bit higher because we charge a few fees and the taxes for our roadways.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm sure that's the first time I've ever seen it here.
[UNKNOWN]: And the elderly are costly.
[UNKNOWN]: I have a nice time a lot of time at the liquor store.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm not there now.
[UNKNOWN]: But I do go and peruse sometimes.
[UNKNOWN]: It's just to see what they have.
[UNKNOWN]: And I've never seen that here.
[UNKNOWN]: I joke about the elderly, but I really want to know where all of them when he's going, because they see our lottery winnings, our liquor sales, or all going to the benefit of the elderly.
[UNKNOWN]: Are they really, well, are we elderly?
[UNKNOWN]: I fall into that.
[UNKNOWN]: He got you.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: He got you.
[UNKNOWN]: John is in his 30s.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: The first numbers of three.
[UNKNOWN]: All right, numbers.
[UNKNOWN]: I got what he said.
[UNKNOWN]: OK. All right.
[UNKNOWN]: So the burn is slowing me down.
[UNKNOWN]: I got to be honest.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: Brad, you'll find this interesting last night when the all-star game was on from Philly.
[UNKNOWN]: So I texted a couple of my cousins out there, we had a group text going on where we talked Philly's and Steelers' football, and I mentioned the Rutgers Gulf, and sometimes Rutgers Gulf, but I mentioned the podcast, and they said they watched it, and I actually sent them the clip so happened of the whistle-pick episode.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, my cousin Chris says all my buddies out here in the fill area drink whistlepig.
[UNKNOWN]: It is their go-to bourbon out there, it's a big, it's where he lives.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a big, I've been trying to convince the CEO Don't Tampa that we need to do whistlepig with the punks of Tony Phil.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, that piggyback.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, excellent.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, it goes ahead again.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, that's why
[UNKNOWN]: or the character practic bill every week so but you know the whistlepig makes so much sense that is a groundhog it does to me and it's a great bourbon it's yeah it's very and the punks it's a tonney that's a little uh it's one of the keys on February 2nd is just an excuse to go out and drink early in the morning early in the morning
[UNKNOWN]: It's not early in the morning.
[UNKNOWN]: It's late the last night when you leave.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: So I've done this two or three times.
[UNKNOWN]: And I have never done it.
[UNKNOWN]: And I want to do it.
[UNKNOWN]: So I've been here for almost 23, 24 years.
[UNKNOWN]: That's one of my goals to do it.
[UNKNOWN]: But every time I get to that point, I'm like, that's very cold.
[UNKNOWN]: We're talking February 1st to February 2nd evening, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Go on to punk stony, probably can't get a room so you're probably going to have to just tough it out all night.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, no, you get on the Benjamin's party bus.
[UNKNOWN]: Let's go.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and if you don't hit your shin, you're all right, and on the hit, she and our dear friend knows what I'm talking about there.
[UNKNOWN]: That'll take you down.
[UNKNOWN]: No, so, Eric, I talked to me a little bit.
[UNKNOWN]: What's been going on with you since we last had?
[UNKNOWN]: I guess you were on the show last week, right?
[UNKNOWN]: I missed last week.
[UNKNOWN]: You were on.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you missed.
[UNKNOWN]: Let's go on on.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, she was awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: No, she was awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: And, you know, yeah, we did, we did miss you, Louis.
[UNKNOWN]: We couldn't do that night with you guys.
[UNKNOWN]: I missed you too.
[UNKNOWN]: But I will tell you when Eric and I would.
[UNKNOWN]: By the way, since you were in here last week, our number is spiked 19,000 subscribers.
[UNKNOWN]: That's a little true.
[UNKNOWN]: That is true.
[UNKNOWN]: I think that's a very nice.
[UNKNOWN]: I think that's a very nice case.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm just messing with you, buddy.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, I think the message there is, if you get a nice young lady, who is a knowledgeable and cranking it out for her family and her company, hey, go for it.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm happy to take him back, see?
[UNKNOWN]: No, it was a trade-up.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, I get it.
[UNKNOWN]: I get it.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, it's really cool, but her story, Lou, is that her journey coming on a college and I'm sure a lot of you listeners out there are wondering the same thing is am I on a very straight line journey if I pick, you know, and I think her story is perfect to say no.
[UNKNOWN]: So she went in a journalism, she thought that was her goal and she was very still is very.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, one of the first things I think you even said even on air pair a number of times, she's sort.
[UNKNOWN]: She's so articulate, right?
[UNKNOWN]: She's, I mean, she's got a, yeah, she's much like Christy case.
[UNKNOWN]: She has that speaking abilities.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, presses, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Amazing.
[UNKNOWN]: And so she was on air.
[UNKNOWN]: She was on, you know, the news channels early on.
[UNKNOWN]: That's what she wanted to do.
[UNKNOWN]: She went to journalistic school of Penn State.
[UNKNOWN]: But that was her career role.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, it shifted.
[UNKNOWN]: Also, and she gets his opportunity to go to Microsoft and as often they do, we're right, and that's kind of the way of the date right now with AI.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, you, and that's my one recommendation is, did I hear ghosts?
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[UNKNOWN]: And if only people knew what we were dealing with right away.
[UNKNOWN]: Anyways, but to be able to adjust and say, you know what, I can utilize those skills are going to come in real handy with what she's doing with the intercommunication skills and Microsoft.
[UNKNOWN]: And frankly communication skills are I think what is key at the end of the day when you're trying to make things work.
[UNKNOWN]: If you can convey that message, you can convey that powerful message.
[UNKNOWN]: you're going to go places and she's she's definitely going places and and I know of talking with Ross Smith over there and everybody else they love her you know and and and rightfully so go Casey and she also the cool thing what she said she wanted to talk a lot about change management which she gave and I thought that was a great great topic for her but isn't that isn't that kind of the whole theme?
[UNKNOWN]: Is you have to be willing to change you do absolutely if they understand it and they have to be able to communicate it Which I think what she does and she was she was fantastic.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean she really was awesome and then her father also gave her some great advice as well
[UNKNOWN]: take some business classes, take the accounting classes, take the finance classes, and just I'm not a math person, but she understands why her father kind of led her in that direction, and she mentioned that too, and I thought that was a pretty powerful.
[UNKNOWN]: And that is wise advice because you can get, you can get so narrow minded, I think, on whatever the major is or the study is.
[UNKNOWN]: But at the end of the day, you still have the balance of budget.
[UNKNOWN]: You still have to be able to make some money.
[UNKNOWN]: Or you have to be able to shift if you're going to go into business for yourself.
[UNKNOWN]: And if you are, high school certainly didn't teach you even how to sign a check.
[UNKNOWN]: So how are you going to do that, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So, exactly.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, for example, as well, not to go into it, but the example.
[UNKNOWN]: But negotiation is so important.
[UNKNOWN]: You have to learn how to negotiate.
[UNKNOWN]: And that'll help you with with with with with everything buying a used car or car buying a your first apartment the rent your your your mortgage rate your I mean you name it's all of negotiation is there is there really a good negotiation class in college?
[UNKNOWN]: No you have to go to the high school for that.
[UNKNOWN]: I agree.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, or to help Patty's on a Saturday night.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, there you go.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, I have a minute for you.
[UNKNOWN]: No, but I think that's exactly what I'm my point is so you either You need to get into the right mix of folks where you're figuring out how to know
[UNKNOWN]: whether you're negotiating your way out of a golf match or a golf, you know, card game or or you're, or you're figuring out where the leverage lies.
[UNKNOWN]: And college, at least in my experience and talking with a lot of other folks, it's the economics, it's the macro-nomic.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, it's all, it's marketing, you know, you're, you're talking business.
[UNKNOWN]: Yep.
[UNKNOWN]: But you went to the Heinz.
[UNKNOWN]: I went to high school at Carlinge Valley.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm sure they taught you how to negotiate.
[UNKNOWN]: Took some great negotiation courses.
[UNKNOWN]: That was getting to yes.
[UNKNOWN]: And I think Linda Babcock was my professor.
[UNKNOWN]: I think she would head gone.
[UNKNOWN]: I think she moved.
[UNKNOWN]: That name was very familiar.
[UNKNOWN]: She moved to, I think, the Kennedy School at Harvard, from that mistake when she was fantastic.
[UNKNOWN]: But the best book negotiation book and I'll be honest it's never split the difference and that is probably the best It's a very thin book, but they talk about the acrimon method, which is a CI methodology to deal with Kidnappers and Manso you were telling me about Didn't we was that you and I talking about this or you and I talking about it involved the Kidnapping and a right to tell you guys in L.2 when they guys were looking over the barrage
[UNKNOWN]: I'm trying to get back to you.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, well, he was looking.
[UNKNOWN]: I know what you're doing.
[UNKNOWN]: I think it's taking you, buddy.
[UNKNOWN]: You guys, speaking of looking over the wall, the bar tender there was the ultimate professional bar tender Jake, new everything about.
[UNKNOWN]: everything and took care of everybody that wanted anything there.
[UNKNOWN]: It was the most most professional young bartender.
[UNKNOWN]: I say, Shunky, I'm guessing in my world, that's 30 issue, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Awesome bartender.
[UNKNOWN]: That was my first trade.
[UNKNOWN]: I love bartending.
[UNKNOWN]: And it's a craft.
[UNKNOWN]: It's communication.
[UNKNOWN]: It is communication.
[UNKNOWN]: So that's where you learn how to communicate with all different kind of personalities.
[UNKNOWN]: Not always good.
[UNKNOWN]: And at different times, depending on the variables that are involved, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, how do you solve conflict?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and those are important life skills to any young folks that are out there.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, if you get a chance to bartender or waitress or waiter in a establishment, and you can deal with that.
[UNKNOWN]: You're going to, it sounds like you're, you know, you're huffing drinks or food.
[UNKNOWN]: No, what you're learning is how to deal with people's skills and different people's skills.
[UNKNOWN]: That comes, if I have to give any two bits of advice on talking about the hines, and you're lucky to be able to have that.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, I didn't I didn't have any of the negotiation even through law school.
[UNKNOWN]: That means they really didn't teach you how to negotiate.
[UNKNOWN]: Interesting.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: That's one of my weakest points.
[UNKNOWN]: Honestly, you mentioned something when you were talking about your current now you melon experience.
[UNKNOWN]: Did you say a premise get to yes?
[UNKNOWN]: You're getting to yes getting to you as I don't get to work.
[UNKNOWN]: No, because I I have a tendency to go right to yes And in my in my enthusiasm to get a deal I don't don't we all know those people are just go right to know And that's the thing I think you have when it's getting past no or something like this There's one right this the dichotomy of the two never split the difference After the I Hostage negotiator I can't remember his name up we'll get it in the next segment
[UNKNOWN]: The best negotiating book I've ever read in my entire life.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it is that good and it's not like it's not thick.
[UNKNOWN]: It's it's and he talks about his experience.
[UNKNOWN]: How he got into it, um, Christopher Voss.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, Chris, that's it.
[UNKNOWN]: Chris, yeah, Voss.
[UNKNOWN]: Yep.
[UNKNOWN]: And he and he has, um, they run seminars for this.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Yep.
[UNKNOWN]: Uh, he's called the cold talk and I'm going from the
[UNKNOWN]: really about trying to understand about the person that you want that you need to just sorry but you are you talking about that man I think that's part of it right but it's you know 100% it's true and we're off the bridge you know let me just do the triple undy
[UNKNOWN]: What was that back to school?
[UNKNOWN]: Back to school.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm guessing you didn't watch that movie either.
[UNKNOWN]: No, that was one of my favorites.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, I just want to make sure I'm getting back.
[UNKNOWN]: If we have the field back to back to school, I know you haven't watched old school, so I just want to make sure we need that.
[UNKNOWN]: We have some reference point.
[UNKNOWN]: You guys can be about my Italian heritage.
[UNKNOWN]: You remember the guy you remember Rodney's name in the movie?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: A back to school?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Like Polish name or something?
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I'm saying, I'm saying, I'm saying, I'm saying, I'm saying that I'm saying his real name in the movie.
[UNKNOWN]: You're a Maloney, because they changed his name from Maloney to Thornton Maloney.
[UNKNOWN]: So I think he just became back in the day, because his family, it was a, weren't the end of the textile, or
[UNKNOWN]: clothing business.
[UNKNOWN]: I think they sold women's dresses somewhere.
[UNKNOWN]: It was Rodney Dangerfeld.
[UNKNOWN]: It was people that don't know classic classic movie.
[UNKNOWN]: It is.
[UNKNOWN]: And by the way, the triple-lundie is one of the greatest dives that ever.
[UNKNOWN]: No, no, no, no, no.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm in the clean entry.
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[UNKNOWN]: And we are back in the fourth, not the fifth, not the sixth yet.
[UNKNOWN]: I was talking about the sixth segment that's where you just go right down to asshole bill and that that town is a is a notorious Dark town of twilight's onish You know actually what we should do is if we do a midweek update, we'll call that segment six
[UNKNOWN]: No, it feels like segment 6 midweek, though.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: What happens when we get to segment 100?
[UNKNOWN]: No, my goodness.
[UNKNOWN]: Move boy.
[UNKNOWN]: That's another thing.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's a long night.
[UNKNOWN]: That's a middle school.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: All kinds of stories.
[UNKNOWN]: We do have stories, though.
[UNKNOWN]: We can go on and on, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Hey, as long as we're, we stay conscious.
[UNKNOWN]: We're good.
[UNKNOWN]: No, that's...
[UNKNOWN]: They conscious we're good.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a balancing act, you know.
[UNKNOWN]: You don't drink the coke with the bourbon.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a step.
[UNKNOWN]: You drink it outside of the bourbon.
[UNKNOWN]: You drink it at the same time, but not the same thing.
[UNKNOWN]: So you get the Mexican Coke on the one side.
[UNKNOWN]: And when I say Mexican Coke, it's not the corn in syrup, so RFJ, it's actually better.
[UNKNOWN]: It's better.
[UNKNOWN]: It's the real sugar.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And it's the reason I can't get this anymore on the shelves, because I've been talking about too much.
[UNKNOWN]: But my seller is not the corn syrup.
[UNKNOWN]: Message to advertise.
[UNKNOWN]: You want to sell out?
[UNKNOWN]: Come on, our show.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Anyways, I'm going to have a little...
[UNKNOWN]: I don't call that.
[UNKNOWN]: I've got something for you.
[UNKNOWN]: That's like, you know, that hurricane bearing good.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's not a lead to he bring his bourbon.
[UNKNOWN]: That's just kind of like the old tumble with the Steelers, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: That...
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I just kind of came back to that kid.
[UNKNOWN]: Hey, kid.
[UNKNOWN]: That's right.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Classic cook.
[UNKNOWN]: That's when that's when they had the bottles.
[UNKNOWN]: That's a range of green.
[UNKNOWN]: We lost him this year anyway.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, we did.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he passed.
[UNKNOWN]: I met him in Dallas at the airport.
[UNKNOWN]: Big man.
[UNKNOWN]: Hey guys, you know we're only two weeks from NFL training camps, right?
[UNKNOWN]: That's crazy, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Have you been to save Vincent?
[UNKNOWN]: For for the Steelers camp?
[UNKNOWN]: I have.
[UNKNOWN]: I've been it's been a long time.
[UNKNOWN]: I've never been there either.
[UNKNOWN]: I usually just drive by right to the airport.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, that was back when the airport actually was working.
[UNKNOWN]: I think the university, I guess Dakota University or college, but St. Vincent actually just built what I believe is one of the nicest division three indoor facilities in the country because of the affiliation over these last what 30, 40, 50 years with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a long standing tradition and it's one of the coolest traditions right in our backyard here.
[UNKNOWN]: It is.
[UNKNOWN]: No doubt.
[UNKNOWN]: And if you're there.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, Casey Jones's husband played for, you know, St. Vincent or strong.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, same business.
[UNKNOWN]: I get that mixed up.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you're a strong man.
[UNKNOWN]: I did, but the strong person of those that know me, that's my boy's from Erie.
[UNKNOWN]: So that's where Ian went.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's where he went and he played football.
[UNKNOWN]: So they shared their lockers with, you know, the Steelers.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, that was cool.
[UNKNOWN]: How cool is that, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's cool.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so two weeks out from that.
[UNKNOWN]: And here in Western Pennsylvania, our buckas, we're looking forward to the second half of the season.
[UNKNOWN]: They just got on a very hot string, and then the break.
[UNKNOWN]: It's like the it's like the cooler.
[UNKNOWN]: It's like that volume.
[UNKNOWN]: Is it only a macy every year is ever see that That movie.
[UNKNOWN]: What you're made to make sure you're willing to make sure that guy.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh great actor.
[UNKNOWN]: There's a movie called the cooler Read the cooler for the casino
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I've never seen that.
[UNKNOWN]: I have not seen that.
[UNKNOWN]: Great movie.
[UNKNOWN]: But it's has to be good.
[UNKNOWN]: I know.
[UNKNOWN]: So we are going to watch step-rothers and old school this Saturday because I'm thinking that's a day-leash if they're going for two or four inches.
[UNKNOWN]: Hopefully it all is power.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I got a general.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, fuck.
[UNKNOWN]: Rebecca.
[UNKNOWN]: But William H. Macy is the cooler in the casino.
[UNKNOWN]: So he's so bad luck.
[UNKNOWN]: They hired him just to go around and talk to all.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a great.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a great premise So the idea is he cools off people who run like a hot car.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so they don't lose more money Right, but that's the casinos, but that's that's just the shallow version of the movie Actually, it's very good if you guys are looking for a great watch tonight that that is yeah I'll check that out
[UNKNOWN]: I get that concept though, back, I'm going back 30 years now when you wanted to go to the casinos, and you're going to hell I exactly could be mentioned, you used to go to Resorts International, and any time we there was about eight of us, there they are, forgets old, forget my story, I'm sorry, but that's like, I'm sorry, but that's like,
[UNKNOWN]: You ready?
[UNKNOWN]: Hi, center.
[UNKNOWN]: I hear that going on like, I'm on.
[UNKNOWN]: It's my time.
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[UNKNOWN]: No, we used to have a what we called our cooler back in the day when we would go to Atlantic City and eight of us got on a hard streak and they brought in this woman How'd you get to this?
[UNKNOWN]: They may have sent a private jet a small plane for us So yeah, because that's what they that's how you transport losers you eating go yolk
[UNKNOWN]: They're not going to fly somebody out there that takes all the money.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, when you watch that monogram like old frickin alarm clock go over and over, oh my god, it's getting expensive.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: The puller's name back when we went was a woman named Rita Coletti.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, and it was almost like, hey, we're killing it.
[UNKNOWN]: We're killing it.
[UNKNOWN]: Uh, we have a new dealer coming in and there's apparently a bunch of
[UNKNOWN]: balls about to drop over in the ice machine, but no Rita Coletti would come in like William H. Macy and she called everybody down.
[UNKNOWN]: It's hard not to think that it was, it's a real thing.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's a real thing.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you know that, you know, you ran the crap stable down for us at the...
[UNKNOWN]: Well, in my experience, the Floridian, I know you ran it long before, because that crop stables handsome.
[UNKNOWN]: Handsome.
[UNKNOWN]: It is handsome.
[UNKNOWN]: So, we didn't get our hands on that, that needs to be, that needs to be the center.
[UNKNOWN]: If we can get that back at our club, it needs to be back up.
[UNKNOWN]: Don't you think?
[UNKNOWN]: It would be neat, but I'm not sure whether the chain of ownership is with that, but I think it's still down at the Floridian, down at Sturphl.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, it'd be great to be able to bring it back and maybe refelt it and put it in honor of Mr. Delaney.
[UNKNOWN]: That would be very cool.
[UNKNOWN]: Very cool.
[UNKNOWN]: Hey, yeah, I want to more upbeat, no, and let's get back to a little bit of science here before we get to the fifth segment.
[UNKNOWN]: You sent out of science.
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[UNKNOWN]: I just, I didn't get a chance to dive deep into the three trillion trees and 380,000 other species, basically saying, hey, you humans.
[UNKNOWN]: You ain't all that.
[UNKNOWN]: They're all breathing and they're all conscious and they're all thinking, so you can, you basically fuck whatever you want, no.
[UNKNOWN]: But you go.
[UNKNOWN]: If we could die grand, if we could die grand, if we could die grand,
[UNKNOWN]: What would it look like?
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
[UNKNOWN]: It looked like two members at your sketch.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: If you dropped it.
[UNKNOWN]: You're never playing with it.
[UNKNOWN]: You can't drop it.
[UNKNOWN]: You just can't go.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, please, then.
[UNKNOWN]: Remember how you should erase it?
[UNKNOWN]: Shake it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, exactly.
[UNKNOWN]: Just shake me or shake it.
[UNKNOWN]: So.
[UNKNOWN]: It was about planned.
[UNKNOWN]: I know, right.
[UNKNOWN]: So, so much for three-train.
[UNKNOWN]: I know.
[UNKNOWN]: We are explicit podcasts.
[UNKNOWN]: I got to go.
[UNKNOWN]: The time has come.
[UNKNOWN]: We haven't talked about a fucking thing yet.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, thank you, sir.
[UNKNOWN]: It's some substance here.
[UNKNOWN]: It's about plants.
[UNKNOWN]: We're playing ringer on the prosies.
[UNKNOWN]: Listen.
[UNKNOWN]: That's interesting one too.
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: I love those channels.
[UNKNOWN]: I know.
[UNKNOWN]: I can't say.
[UNKNOWN]: We thought they were just the same.
[UNKNOWN]: Kind of like fuzzy ones.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't like fuzzy ones.
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[UNKNOWN]: What's up, Plans and Consciousness, and they did this study, where they had plants and they dropped them, and they would, like, I don't know, anyway.
[UNKNOWN]: But it was great.
[UNKNOWN]: But you see that one plant that just kind of reached out and grabbed the pole?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it was a bean plant, and it extended itself up through the pole, and the scientists had another pole next to it, not a stripper pole, but a pole.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, it just kind of wrapped it's tendril around it.
[UNKNOWN]: You just made my point.
[UNKNOWN]: Drawing, right?
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, if you're attracted enough, they will reach out.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, right.
[UNKNOWN]: Would you be an attendreal?
[UNKNOWN]: And that was the first one.
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
[UNKNOWN]: They had some other ones, too, where they actually, I think, had to do with a Venus fly trap.
[UNKNOWN]: Mm-hm.
[UNKNOWN]: Something to do with a...
[UNKNOWN]: Ever heard that called that before?
[UNKNOWN]: Those things are fascinating.
[UNKNOWN]: They're meat eaters.
[UNKNOWN]: Tell you give this to him.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm just going to keep smiling and looking forward.
[UNKNOWN]: Look at these.
[UNKNOWN]: He's all fallen.
[UNKNOWN]: He got the haircut.
[UNKNOWN]: Get even.
[UNKNOWN]: Shaved this week.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, look at you.
[UNKNOWN]: It's good.
[UNKNOWN]: I must have missed a couple.
[UNKNOWN]: You didn't miss any.
[UNKNOWN]: You look very dapper, man.
[UNKNOWN]: I got even four segment dapper.
[UNKNOWN]: A little blurry over here.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going to make the Venus drive the clapped dirt to try clapped.
[UNKNOWN]: Venus, flat trap.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's it.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm just trying to eat what I reckon get.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, yes.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, all right.
[UNKNOWN]: It's almost made you so old.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I almost did.
[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
[UNKNOWN]: completely in a football formation.
[UNKNOWN]: I think we're going to have to call this a fourth slash fifth segment.
[UNKNOWN]: Apparently.
[UNKNOWN]: I wanted to say so that.
[UNKNOWN]: I got these guys.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm sorry.
[UNKNOWN]: I have a gift for you and I've been working on this.
[UNKNOWN]: More so than these three gifts that we were sitting on the market, I've been wondering because I see this bag.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so this is the best suit up.
[UNKNOWN]: So you're on the bench.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, well, there you go, TJ Alcohol suit up, and I thought that was pretty appropriate.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's definitely appropriate.
[UNKNOWN]: So I want to see it here.
[UNKNOWN]: You want to bring it up.
[UNKNOWN]: Let me bring it in.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know and then I'll see that are here
[UNKNOWN]: Coffee you're on the bench, alcohol, suit up.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know if you heard that, duh.
[UNKNOWN]: So I have this here too, it's to the...
[UNKNOWN]: The Mitchus.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh yeah, that's us.
[UNKNOWN]: The Mitchus.
[UNKNOWN]: And on your phone, Mitchus.
[UNKNOWN]: You're on your phone, Mitchus.
[UNKNOWN]: And on the back.
[UNKNOWN]: So on the back, I have this formula, it's one of the architecture of consciousness, and we can... Good work with it.
[UNKNOWN]: Good work with it.
[UNKNOWN]: I'd love to.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, Brad, we're open this, and I'll leave go.
[UNKNOWN]: So if I open up the envelope, is that distract the consciousness?
[UNKNOWN]: It does not, because we'll use this.
[UNKNOWN]: I'll just do it myself, but my signature is one.
[UNKNOWN]: Is that a secret formula or is that a...
[UNKNOWN]: It's not so super secret formula.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a, well, to get some close up, I'll take some pictures of that.
[UNKNOWN]: you have to because you can over me.
[UNKNOWN]: This is some high-tech CMU stuff.
[UNKNOWN]: Maybe in beyond.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, Eric's kind of on his own when he's, you know, creating stuff.
[UNKNOWN]: That's what I love about him, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: It's a poor brother can open an envelope.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, it's okay.
[UNKNOWN]: This is one of the smartest guys I know, but he can't open an envelope.
[UNKNOWN]: I can't open that firm by him.
[UNKNOWN]: He doesn't send me electronically, you're getting paid.
[UNKNOWN]: That's right.
[UNKNOWN]: All right, so here we go.
[UNKNOWN]: So to the mission, and here, maybe read that first.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, a load or yeah, a load first, it first, maybe like maybe just to myself.
[UNKNOWN]: To yourself.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh my goodness.
[UNKNOWN]: While he's doing that, Lou, does that package heavy?
[UNKNOWN]: Is it, yeah, the feel heavy?
[UNKNOWN]: Some substance in there?
[UNKNOWN]: I feel like it's almost Christmas morning.
[UNKNOWN]: And I'm waiting to open the first batch right in the egg net.
[UNKNOWN]: That, you know what I first batch is just kind of flowing up towards your chin.
[UNKNOWN]: So Brad, read the letter to us.
[UNKNOWN]: Come on.
[UNKNOWN]: Let's hear what Eric has said.
[UNKNOWN]: This is old school.
[UNKNOWN]: This is what I love.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, this is, you talk about communication, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Hmm.
[UNKNOWN]: This is how you communicate.
[UNKNOWN]: Hmm.
[UNKNOWN]: Not you and I just whispering each other's ear.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Or, hmm.
[UNKNOWN]: Perry.
[UNKNOWN]: You know throwing us a little up as close.
[UNKNOWN]: He's ticked that we're going too long.
[UNKNOWN]: We should probably have a cell out of here.
[UNKNOWN]: We probably should.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Not a loop.
[UNKNOWN]: Is it a loop?
[UNKNOWN]: A loop at all?
[UNKNOWN]: Am I saying a little bit on?
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, did I say that right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, a little bit on?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's true.
[UNKNOWN]: You don't really want to say a little bit on.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, perhaps it wasn't very good the first time.
[UNKNOWN]: No, it was.
[UNKNOWN]: But hey, before I forget, Christie's assistant Lily turned 21, yes, I saw that on Instagram.
[UNKNOWN]: Yep, next time she's in our studio, she can even enjoy her birthday, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, who's going to drive them home?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, well, she'll have her assistant, but there's that.
[UNKNOWN]: So anyways, we have a note, a handwritten note, and it's beautifully written, by the way.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, remember the old stencil pens?
[UNKNOWN]: You know, where you put the ink?
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, 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]: Anyways, two of the niches.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the niches.
[UNKNOWN]: Brad Loupary, and a lot of dots, you know who you are.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, you always be blessed.
[UNKNOWN]: You may always be epic.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, baby, enjoy.
[UNKNOWN]: Double E. K. K. Got baby.
[UNKNOWN]: That's a boy.
[UNKNOWN]: What do you got?
[UNKNOWN]: Go ahead and help us out.
[UNKNOWN]: No, no, hey guys.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, some breath.
[UNKNOWN]: Can't breath.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
[UNKNOWN]: No, this was, this was hard to find.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't have it.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm getting it out of there.
[UNKNOWN]: My goodness.
[UNKNOWN]: We got both.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going to get that guy out of here.
[UNKNOWN]: Let's just pop one at a time.
[UNKNOWN]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
[UNKNOWN]: Beautiful bottle.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's a really cool bottle.
[UNKNOWN]: Ooh, what is that?
[UNKNOWN]: What does that say?
[UNKNOWN]: Is it the floor that is the fifth segment?
[UNKNOWN]: What?
[UNKNOWN]: No way.
[UNKNOWN]: Four roses, fifth segment.
[UNKNOWN]: Somebody already made one?
[UNKNOWN]: No, he did for us.
[UNKNOWN]: I did for you.
[UNKNOWN]: No, that's the special four roses bottles.
[UNKNOWN]: This bottle is only available in Japan because it's a Japanese release.
[UNKNOWN]: And it's the platinum for roses.
[UNKNOWN]: It's the super premium.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, my.
[UNKNOWN]: Um, I just, I need, I need a, I need a break.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, I mean, and where will they happen?
[UNKNOWN]: Let's keep it between.
[UNKNOWN]: I, I, I've been trying to get this bomb.
[UNKNOWN]: Can you pass those blue tissues for a month, and I try to find a place, how do I, how do I get the fifth segment, and it's, it's in, the, the, the, the proper, color.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Lou, can we, can we put it on the pedestal and just, uh, evaluate?
[UNKNOWN]: I can't see if I can.
[UNKNOWN]: I can't see if
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's for display.
[UNKNOWN]: Don't drop it, don't just can we can we just observe the color the bottle and it's only really available in Japan.
[UNKNOWN]: You could find I found it online retailer in the U.S. Who actually does.
[UNKNOWN]: Are you kidding me?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so I'm not kidding you.
[UNKNOWN]: So the bottle was hugged as personalized.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, nipple.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, no.
[UNKNOWN]: I appreciate it.
[UNKNOWN]: So the bottle so you had the bottle personalized the yes.
[UNKNOWN]: That's beautiful.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, maybe we don't create the fifth segment We just keep doing this Japanese thing and just whoever wants to know it sounds like it's pretty hard to get though Well, it's exactly so you maybe you just had to come down on the studio enjoy with us That's very very Very awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: That's a very welcome.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, thank you.
[UNKNOWN]: That is awesome, brother.
[UNKNOWN]: That is awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: That is and that's what the program That's what the program is all about
[UNKNOWN]: It's about sharing and I will be a picture of that for sure right I mean come on
[UNKNOWN]: That's, that is epic.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, I, I, I thought I wasn't going to get an accrytals.
[UNKNOWN]: Sixth segment, but now it's a fourth, and I'm, I got tears.
[UNKNOWN]: My man's tear and up.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: That's awesome, man.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, we, Eric's, Eric's favorite word, and we're all on these, these communication threads is epic.
[UNKNOWN]: And that is truly epic.
[UNKNOWN]: It is what you did for the show.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, the bitches.
[UNKNOWN]: For the bitches, it's for the bitches guys.
[UNKNOWN]: That's a great.
[UNKNOWN]: This is epic in cartoon figures, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: You know what you know I mean if it's Emerson epic in the cartoons, you know when they like Batman and Robin and everything oh Yeah, they're throwing it up.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, epic.
[UNKNOWN]: This is epic like that There you go
[UNKNOWN]: over it.
[UNKNOWN]: That's amazing.
[UNKNOWN]: That bottle's gorgeous, isn't it?
[UNKNOWN]: So, you know, we like the tall slender elegant bottles.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, it's sleek, slender, the color's perfect.
[UNKNOWN]: Perfect.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, you know, if you can figure out a way for us to be able to do this all the time, I'll let you negotiate that deal.
[UNKNOWN]: That's exactly what we're thinking for the fifth segment bottle.
[UNKNOWN]: Never split the difference.
[UNKNOWN]: Never split the
[UNKNOWN]: and always get the yes.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm sure that little thin bottle is going to or that thin box book is going to work its way into the negotiations.
[UNKNOWN]: Because it's never 50-50 because it's never 50-50 Mitch.
[UNKNOWN]: It's always me all the beginning.
[UNKNOWN]: So hey guys, we're about out of time with his segment.
[UNKNOWN]: Jerry's not coming through my microphone anymore.
[UNKNOWN]: He's just pretty cool.
[UNKNOWN]: We're going to talk here now.
[UNKNOWN]: We're coming back with a fifth segment and we're gonna We're gonna get my hands on that bottle.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, oh damn cool.
[UNKNOWN]: We're gonna let you touch.
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[UNKNOWN]: It's so much clear to me right now that it's all adding up 30 seconds to go adding up.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so we're rolling.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh great.
[UNKNOWN]: So we're apparently back.
[UNKNOWN]: Anyway, I made it to segment anyways.
[UNKNOWN]: I came into kindergarten with a mad tattoo on my arm.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
[UNKNOWN]: These perfectly sized up baby teeth.
[UNKNOWN]: That's hilarious.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, there was a missing tooth.
[UNKNOWN]: Did you budge?
[UNKNOWN]: Is that where you're a version of blood comes from, maybe?
[UNKNOWN]: There wasn't blood drawn, thank God.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, okay.
[UNKNOWN]: But it was deep.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it was intended.
[UNKNOWN]: And there was some tears shed.
[UNKNOWN]: I'll budge.
[UNKNOWN]: I help.
[UNKNOWN]: Me.
[UNKNOWN]: By that other kid after Brad kicked his ass.
[UNKNOWN]: And I know how you just kind of just fell in cry like a baby.
[UNKNOWN]: Like somebody just got, I mean, who saw that coming, right?
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, you're having fun, you're building these, you know, these big, you know, cardboard blocks and we're trying to build the house and be creative and next thing, you know, you're getting bit.
[UNKNOWN]: And obviously, it created some trauma for you, because you still remember.
[UNKNOWN]: Hey, we should talk about this a little bit more.
[UNKNOWN]: That's moving on.
[UNKNOWN]: Just me if I thought a different version of that professional's got a retired He'd be like I met my match.
[UNKNOWN]: I close to my schedule.
[UNKNOWN]: I am done Before we get to deep into this fifth segment which I may be too late for this, but Eric on the back of the envelope That you could get over I know I can't even You looked that pretty good, bud.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah
[UNKNOWN]: just doesn't matter.
[UNKNOWN]: I want to hear about the formula.
[UNKNOWN]: You guys see the weather forecast?
[UNKNOWN]: Hot, hot, hot, hot, followed by more hot, and really more hot, so I'm not sure this is where there's going in that fifth segment.
[UNKNOWN]: The consciousness architecture.
[UNKNOWN]: Would you like to talk about the equation?
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
[UNKNOWN]: Consciousness.
[UNKNOWN]: It very meatmanly.
[UNKNOWN]: And it's like, give it this out.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm here to his mind.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm here to his mind.
[UNKNOWN]: That's the first time ever.
[UNKNOWN]: I only get even here myself, my only here.
[UNKNOWN]: So we were then, then we're concluded that you're deaf.
[UNKNOWN]: Because three guys just called from Pittsburgh and said, don't we have to shut that hell off?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, go in there.
[UNKNOWN]: No, it's okay.
[UNKNOWN]: I love this.
[UNKNOWN]: This is so much fun.
[UNKNOWN]: Anyway, it's so fun.
[UNKNOWN]: I still occurred from one.
[UNKNOWN]: I had the, I had the way I was thinking.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, I'll stop.
[UNKNOWN]: She's, you've turned into a giggle mic, you can't have.
[UNKNOWN]: So I was thinking, so we had this article that you said about the, about the blobs, right?
[UNKNOWN]: And got just blobs.
[UNKNOWN]: And you have that LinkedIn article about that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we bought them with those bunch of blobs one night.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh yeah, got them most, most often.
[UNKNOWN]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
[UNKNOWN]: And so I bought it myself.
[UNKNOWN]: What has got to be a definition of consciousness?
[UNKNOWN]: Of some sort.
[UNKNOWN]: Eric, you want me to handle it, please?
[UNKNOWN]: I call it the architecture.
[UNKNOWN]: I guess, please.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, go ahead.
[UNKNOWN]: The architecture of consciousness.
[UNKNOWN]: I just heard an Eric off now, too.
[UNKNOWN]: Good, Louis.
[UNKNOWN]: It's all you look.
[UNKNOWN]: The components that make up our consciousness.
[UNKNOWN]: are global or casual integration.
[UNKNOWN]: That's the G. The V, endogenous evaluation, or significance.
[UNKNOWN]: You're going to have to explain that to me.
[UNKNOWN]: Self-made, that's the S. So we're at GVNS.
[UNKNOWN]: T is temporal continuity.
[UNKNOWN]: N-A is autonomous perception.
[UNKNOWN]: these things when combined, and you told me this little, the Greek symbol V, is means an amalgamation, an aggregation of those five things, get together to create our consciousness that allows us to dive into the fifth segment in the state we're in.
[UNKNOWN]: So, perhaps,
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I'm back on this guy challenge you on this.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm back on.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I'm back on.
[UNKNOWN]: We got him back.
[UNKNOWN]: We got his temporal continuity sounds like.
[UNKNOWN]: So if we are scary, isn't embedded in the body, the physical being, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So are does that formula still?
[UNKNOWN]: I'm still.
[UNKNOWN]: Why?
[UNKNOWN]: It.
[UNKNOWN]: It does, and I'm gonna talk about the plants.
[UNKNOWN]: Talk about the being plant, because that one reaches out a little bit for other.
[UNKNOWN]: Tendril.
[UNKNOWN]: They have the endogenous valuation of significance.
[UNKNOWN]: They have the temporal continuity plants growing all this stuff right here.
[UNKNOWN]: Yep, yep.
[UNKNOWN]: And the autonomous perception, they've got, and then from the article.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's the test.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, that's the microphone closed too.
[UNKNOWN]: and that would be a test and that was the test that was done.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, and but it doesn't have the G or the S this Yeah, the G or the S the global or casual integration doesn't really have that but it's the opposite for LLM models
[UNKNOWN]: Ella and Miles have a global casual integration, and they are self-made, but they don't have the indulgence of evaluation or significant or the temporal continuity or the autonomous perception.
[UNKNOWN]: They don't have that.
[UNKNOWN]: Not yet.
[UNKNOWN]: Will they ever have it?
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
[UNKNOWN]: It seems like it's happening.
[UNKNOWN]: Is that the EQ that you spoke of earlier?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, the EQ is kind of that, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So that is kind of the extra special level, whether in when you embed it with your expertise, then it becomes really special because now that's the lens that everything is going through, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So it's building in my mind at least for this thought pattern.
[UNKNOWN]: It was essentially,
[UNKNOWN]: that area and maybe artificial general intelligence might have a few of them but I don't know I mean it's just a it's just a thought on
[UNKNOWN]: If humans have all of this right, we do, most, at any time, right?
[UNKNOWN]: No, they're verys right, but something which segment we're talking about.
[UNKNOWN]: Eighth.
[UNKNOWN]: Um, I find it interesting, and I, you know, something else to just add, just add to the beautiful bottle of bourbon we have here in the fifth set.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, we have a few.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we do.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, not.
[UNKNOWN]: We are playing behind the defensive line.
[UNKNOWN]: We're going to try it out.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going to try it out.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going
[UNKNOWN]: girl, you can see him all.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, those four.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, which is a lot.
[UNKNOWN]: Can you see the Eric that's the most important thing.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm still here.
[UNKNOWN]: He's front and center.
[UNKNOWN]: Why know you are, but I mean, you might be.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I might be like, yeah, black, black, black.
[UNKNOWN]: No, they're strategically placed between you and Eric and Lou and Eric.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
[UNKNOWN]: So I feel like Eric's center.
[UNKNOWN]: He is.
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh yeah, you are.
[UNKNOWN]: I got the center.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh boy.
[UNKNOWN]: This is the left.
[UNKNOWN]: Am I hiking in my hike at the end?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, well, maybe.
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: That's right.
[UNKNOWN]: All right, I'll play quarterback.
[UNKNOWN]: So we talked a little bit when you revealed the bottle last segment, but I did get a picture of which I assumed you'll lay over on the edit.
[UNKNOWN]: That picture's amazing.
[UNKNOWN]: That's a beautiful bottle.
[UNKNOWN]: Kanye Eric brought this custom-made bottle from Japan that four roses with it engraved with the fifth segment on top.
[UNKNOWN]: it's it's probably delicious and sadly we'll probably never try and literally wrote the whole Einstein formula on the back of the envelope
[UNKNOWN]: I'm actually what I'm going to do is I'd probably do this in August, but I will have another bottle of this without the fifth segment on it and engraved, so we can drink it.
[UNKNOWN]: So we can drink it and we'll save this one for the back.
[UNKNOWN]: This was going in front and it's under.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we'll have it.
[UNKNOWN]: It is.
[UNKNOWN]: In my view, I've had all the full roses and that's definitely my favorite.
[UNKNOWN]: No, I just, I literally just read about this bottle.
[UNKNOWN]: The platinum.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: No, weird.
[UNKNOWN]: And you know who doesn't have it?
[UNKNOWN]: Who?
[UNKNOWN]: Nicker Bocker.
[UNKNOWN]: Nice.
[UNKNOWN]: And Mr.
[UNKNOWN]: I got 900 and how many different bottles of spirits?
[UNKNOWN]: But not that one.
[UNKNOWN]: His spirit's maybe high, but our eyes are higher in our bourbonometers going down, boys.
[UNKNOWN]: He is one shy of a whole shell because we have the last one to go.
[UNKNOWN]: We have one he doesn't have.
[UNKNOWN]: That's a be our.
[UNKNOWN]: That's awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: It's like mac and ruin be on all over again.
[UNKNOWN]: We're going back and forth.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a great following.
[UNKNOWN]: How did you pivot to Dennis?
[UNKNOWN]: That was really good.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, I was in the movie.
[UNKNOWN]: Pivot's five times a minute.
[UNKNOWN]: At least.
[UNKNOWN]: I think you know, Dr. Jay's coming in.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: He's got to try to keep up.
[UNKNOWN]: And then we other than that, you just got to be Perry and he's got to cut, cut, cut.
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: I cut almost nothing.
[UNKNOWN]: I have to cut a little bit of stuff out tonight.
[UNKNOWN]: No, no, no.
[UNKNOWN]: That's rare.
[UNKNOWN]: I actually most of the cuts were in due to it or because of gussie.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, poor gussie, poor gussie.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, gosh, that is terrible.
[UNKNOWN]: Gussie, all right.
[UNKNOWN]: Uh, that's a no.
[UNKNOWN]: Uh-oh, thank you.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, no, he wasn't feeling well down here.
[UNKNOWN]: He was having that bad time.
[UNKNOWN]: Just in case anybody missed, we had a little bit of a problem with our mascot Gus.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, not feeling so well tonight.
[UNKNOWN]: It's affecting those little puppies.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, he does.
[UNKNOWN]: Big puppy, he's not a puppy.
[UNKNOWN]: That's a big ass dog.
[UNKNOWN]: All right, he's my wife dog.
[UNKNOWN]: They eat cats and so on.
[UNKNOWN]: So ill effects on our boy Gus tonight, so yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Hopefully he's cool.
[UNKNOWN]: Now, Gus and I, we're, we're the two, we're the two, well, I'm the man in the box.
[UNKNOWN]: He's the dog in the box.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm just, I'm gonna make a mess.
[UNKNOWN]: Sometimes there's two flip-flop, right?
[UNKNOWN]: I would bet money on that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, sometimes the, the man in the box becomes a dog in the house.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: It feels, it feels like that.
[UNKNOWN]: What do you say, Tonya?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, she agrees.
[UNKNOWN]: Would you like to try the eagle over her?
[UNKNOWN]: It'd be nice if you'd like to grab one dog instead of one.
[UNKNOWN]: We don't have the tanya taste.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: We left the tanya taste.
[UNKNOWN]: Would you like to try?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's really good.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, let me slide out of here.
[UNKNOWN]: If I can be a server.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: You know exactly where everything is big dog.
[UNKNOWN]: No, yeah, of course.
[UNKNOWN]: Actually, Tonya walked in, we were, John and I were sitting at the bar today, having lunch.
[UNKNOWN]: And Tonya comes out of the bar.
[UNKNOWN]: Tonya will ever meet you guys.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, and look at the two beer govers in the bar.
[UNKNOWN]: And that is a perfectly named egg.
[UNKNOWN]: It kind of got to be honest, John, I was a little bit traumatized, I'm sure you were for a while.
[UNKNOWN]: The first time she called you and I that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right?
[UNKNOWN]: We were all happy to see her come up with a tan.
[UNKNOWN]: She's like, what do you two beard go for?
[UNKNOWN]: We're just asking her.
[UNKNOWN]: I like that's good back to our bar stool, it's like Cliff and Norm going right back to their bar stool, I was like, yeah John so much you bought a Subaru It's a true story I can be honest, so that's a very nice Subaru You went top shelf their brother Yeah, my father-in-law be so proud
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, he had one for a, he, he, he swore, he talked about popular mechanics.
[UNKNOWN]: He also had the card magazines, and he thought it's a great car.
[UNKNOWN]: No, it is a great car.
[UNKNOWN]: So when he looked at all the safety tests, and I'm not pitching Subaru, but it, I mean, you're not going to go through the windshield.
[UNKNOWN]: No, that's what the, he got there's a reason, there's a reason.
[UNKNOWN]: You still see Subaru's around that are like 35 years old.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, there, there are a few cars like Toyota's too.
[UNKNOWN]: There's five, we shared some with the audience tonight as well.
[UNKNOWN]: So the audience had a, a zipper too.
[UNKNOWN]: They did have a zipper too.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: We wanted to share the good stuff with the people to make us.
[UNKNOWN]: That's, that's so, seven guys, seven guys, seven guys, a week, a cart, a cart, a cart.
[UNKNOWN]: He's done it, huh?
[UNKNOWN]: How many in a fence of being his virginity, a skin row?
[UNKNOWN]: Everybody's looking around.
[UNKNOWN]: We're, we're his cart.
[UNKNOWN]: It, it, it, it must be his blobs.
[UNKNOWN]: He's conscious.
[UNKNOWN]: They're everywhere.
[UNKNOWN]: Sit on, baby.
[UNKNOWN]: I got to be honest, that is pretty cool.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, I think it was cool.
[UNKNOWN]: I told my son, you know, we were thinking about making our own fifth segment.
[UNKNOWN]: We just made just etch it, and it might just be a private thing that we share with our friends that come down to the studio.
[UNKNOWN]: That'd be cool, huh?
[UNKNOWN]: A little parting gift.
[UNKNOWN]: or just a little sharing gift when we haven't done.
[UNKNOWN]: Here's a gift to drink it with us, of course.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the bourbon isn't to be, you know, a shelf, that's right, as Eddie told us.
[UNKNOWN]: That's right, it's to be shared.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's true.
[UNKNOWN]: But gentlemen, so, uh, did you guys catch that little moment that we were silent?
[UNKNOWN]: I know in the fifth segment group in the fifth segment, we were silent Perry for, it might have been a millisecond, but if we were forever, it definitely did.
[UNKNOWN]: So can we, can we finish up with talking a little bit about FIFA?
[UNKNOWN]: What's going on there?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, Eric, you're a little bit off your alley, man.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, come on, we asked you to send my files yesterday.
[UNKNOWN]: My man, Eric in case you all didn't know it.
[UNKNOWN]: Eric is a an overseer of soccer officials and referees in Western Pennsylvania.
[UNKNOWN]: No way.
[UNKNOWN]: Bye.
[UNKNOWN]: My close.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm on the the board of P.A.
[UNKNOWN]: West suckers association, which is a, basically, the long arm or short arm of the U.S.S.F.
[UNKNOWN]: United States sucker Federation.
[UNKNOWN]: So we administer all the programs.
[UNKNOWN]: There's supposed to be no hands and there's no hands.
[UNKNOWN]: for the Federation and actually Cory Parker.
[UNKNOWN]: This is cool, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Cory Parker from Edinburgh, Pennsylvania.
[UNKNOWN]: He was the official.
[UNKNOWN]: He was the AR1 on the game today.
[UNKNOWN]: Argentine England.
[UNKNOWN]: No, yeah, he was.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he was.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Who won the game?
[UNKNOWN]: Uh, I should see the one two one, England went up in the 59th minute.
[UNKNOWN]: One zero great goal.
[UNKNOWN]: Those tells you about the ignorance, but does messy play for Argentina.
[UNKNOWN]: He got that's all right.
[UNKNOWN]: And messy had to us this today.
[UNKNOWN]: So now he's, he's had an incredible run.
[UNKNOWN]: He's amazing.
[UNKNOWN]: The guy.
[UNKNOWN]: He goals going to come.
[UNKNOWN]: He's the go in my mind.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: At this age now, too.
[UNKNOWN]: At this age.
[UNKNOWN]: He's kind of like Tom Brady's last or
[UNKNOWN]: how old how old did we not what they used to call paleo 39 I think messier is I think but soccer years is like 88 well that's pretty old for a pro athlete yeah 41 rathics Ronaldo is from Portugal he's 41 but they have these everyone's like oh I'm a Ronaldo fan I'm a messy fan whatever I mean messy two assists that puts him into the golden boot
[UNKNOWN]: I think he wins the golden boots.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't think anyone else is available like men and Bob Bay and France went out They lost his to Spain So we have Spain Argentine in the final and that's a Sunday at three o'clock, and that's gonna be a Easter otherford Oh, that sounds like you're asking that sounds like something like a fake game
[UNKNOWN]: Epic there it is.
[UNKNOWN]: There it is.
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
[UNKNOWN]: So are we watching old school and stepbrothers on a Saturday and traveling to New Jersey on Sundays Guys are saying to sing oh I'm gonna say this if you guys want to come to bronzy's on Sunday.
[UNKNOWN]: They're open on Sundays Yeah, they're open Sunday.
[UNKNOWN]: They are open but no not if three o'clock.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, they're opening it forever
[UNKNOWN]: They will be open at three o'clock for some residents, yes.
[UNKNOWN]: They're on an Argentine time.
[UNKNOWN]: They're on my time, but I mean, no, Chris, Chris Brown's great guy and his dad, they're awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: But they're going to open and we will like have this afterwards, right?
[UNKNOWN]: But they're going to open it three o'clock.
[UNKNOWN]: So you guys want to come.
[UNKNOWN]: Come.
[UNKNOWN]: It's going to be awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: It's going to be so much fun.
[UNKNOWN]: Happens once every four years.
[UNKNOWN]: And this is the number two ranked team versus number three ranked team, Argentina's two and Spain is three.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: It's pretty close to the, you know, the specs.
[UNKNOWN]: Germany was one, right?
[UNKNOWN]: uh... friends france was one uh... the sixteenth they lost they lost they lost his yesterday and then english for so it was the first time in world cup one through four yes first time in world cup history that you had the the top rate for and teams in ocean senate ship they were all first time and i said and fall at that close i do i mean you know soccer feels like a lot of running
[UNKNOWN]: It's boring.
[UNKNOWN]: And a little bit.
[UNKNOWN]: It's all it is.
[UNKNOWN]: A little kicking.
[UNKNOWN]: We'll take it.
[UNKNOWN]: Actually, what do I get to score?
[UNKNOWN]: And it has to be perfect.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: It's funny.
[UNKNOWN]: It's definitely an argument.
[UNKNOWN]: That's funny to bring up running.
[UNKNOWN]: Years ago when Garrett was, I don't know, maybe 11 or 12.
[UNKNOWN]: One of his teammates.
[UNKNOWN]: And I'm not going to say his name because he's a nice kid.
[UNKNOWN]: He was complaining and he would cry and practices because all they did was run and he's like there's just too much running It's like it's that's all you that's what that sport is you run the whole you if you're not conditioned to be able to run That's right play.
[UNKNOWN]: It was hilarious listen you gotta get on skates.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a little easier
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, he's blind.
[UNKNOWN]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
[UNKNOWN]: Really?
[UNKNOWN]: I can't go.
[UNKNOWN]: How can you go against Messi?
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
[UNKNOWN]: Like my money.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going with Spain, too, because our I'm not.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm not.
[UNKNOWN]: Remember all Buddy Cobo played basketball.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he's a Cobo lives in Spain.
[UNKNOWN]: So I'm going with Spain.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, Cobo's like the second best athlete to ever come on to Spain behind Messi.
[UNKNOWN]: No, he's original.
[UNKNOWN]: Martina.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going to be the odd guy.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going to go with Origin Tina and I know nothing about so I am too So listen, I'm trying to talk.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm trying to talk politics with you guys are drink on it.
[UNKNOWN]: How about a bourbon?
[UNKNOWN]: Let's let's do a drink on it.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm actually going to go with I'm going to go with Spain and I'm going to say it's
[UNKNOWN]: it goes to poundy kicks.
[UNKNOWN]: So it's going to be a draw.
[UNKNOWN]: You're getting ropes.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, that makes it.
[UNKNOWN]: It's going to be a draw.
[UNKNOWN]: So we'll be to watch it at the end.
[UNKNOWN]: And we just go to the last, like, tennis.
[UNKNOWN]: Like, yeah, that's my bad.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's hard.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, you have Rodrigo Pedri, limiting your mouth from Spain, Kubarci in the middle.
[UNKNOWN]: They play the same salad football.
[UNKNOWN]: Can I ask you something?
[UNKNOWN]: Why did it just go by one name?
[UNKNOWN]: Like, Louis, Eric, and Brad.
[UNKNOWN]: Like, if we had a soccer team, would anybody know Louis, Eric, and Brad?
[UNKNOWN]: No, because I'm not playing all three quarters.
[UNKNOWN]: Is that headquarters or period?
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, half okay, whatever.
[UNKNOWN]: Mitch, Mitch, I gotta be honest.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it loses me because it's like a lot of four play and there's no fun until the end.
[UNKNOWN]: But that's kind of like the whole thing.
[UNKNOWN]: They'll bite you.
[UNKNOWN]: You don't like it, bud?
[UNKNOWN]: No, you just see.
[UNKNOWN]: It is a lot of forplay.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't think so.
[UNKNOWN]: And what happens at the end?
[UNKNOWN]: Go!
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: Get out.
[UNKNOWN]: That was good.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's what they do.
[UNKNOWN]: And it's like, it's like, oh, the anticipation.
[UNKNOWN]: And if you have my EDMets, it's like, that course like can, it gets big.
[UNKNOWN]: Ooh.
[UNKNOWN]: Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha
[UNKNOWN]: It's just fantastic.
[UNKNOWN]: It's like, it's like, it's all four points.
[UNKNOWN]: You're like, oh, four points.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, and it went off to the side.
[UNKNOWN]: But when you score, go on.
[UNKNOWN]: You're like, oh, together we rise.
[UNKNOWN]: Mm-hmm.
[UNKNOWN]: I was gonna, I was gonna, I was gonna hammer you there, but since together we rise, I'm good.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, that's- But I do think Brad, you came up with first couple of lyrics to a good country song.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, Lord of running, little kick-in.
[UNKNOWN]: when you were starting to describe soccer.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, well, it's a lot of running.
[UNKNOWN]: Maybe you should write a new song.
[UNKNOWN]: I got nine of them out there, so I'll drop number 10 on soccer.
[UNKNOWN]: It'll be inspired by my days of soccer of watching it.
[UNKNOWN]: In my son played soccer for like three or four years.
[UNKNOWN]: And a dear friend of ours, Perry, that you know, was one of the coaches, and you know it.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, it was fun to watch him go up and down, but he was quick, you know, that was the ages that you can go back and forth, right?
[UNKNOWN]: It's like, it's a lot around.
[UNKNOWN]: No, it's just like a lot of running.
[UNKNOWN]: Like yeah, it's just a lot of running.
[UNKNOWN]: Is it me or does the server field and like at these levels pro soccer look twice the size of a football?
[UNKNOWN]: It does.
[UNKNOWN]: Our football.
[UNKNOWN]: But it's not much bigger.
[UNKNOWN]: I know, but it looks.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, you're literally talking, like,
[UNKNOWN]: And they don't call out a bounce.
[UNKNOWN]: It's 120.
[UNKNOWN]: You never notice it's like, it's over the line.
[UNKNOWN]: They're like, oh, we'll keep it going.
[UNKNOWN]: I wondered that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Like, why is that?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, maybe there's no extra replay.
[UNKNOWN]: Maybe not, maybe it's this game's boring enough.
[UNKNOWN]: We don't want to subscribe.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
[UNKNOWN]: I know it's probably not amazing.
[UNKNOWN]: It's not just our European.
[UNKNOWN]: I know we probably just... Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: We lost all two of them.
[UNKNOWN]: Fuck these assholes.
[UNKNOWN]: I stepped into the fifth segment for this shit.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm out of it.
[UNKNOWN]: Anyways.
[UNKNOWN]: It was good.
[UNKNOWN]: It was a good episode.
[UNKNOWN]: No, so... We found playing a talk about it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: All in.
[UNKNOWN]: And we have played a coat.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: All in.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we did, that was a big one.
[UNKNOWN]: Best thing to happen tonight, fifth segment, four roses from a man, Eric.
[UNKNOWN]: Four roses with the fifth segment, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched in two, etched
[UNKNOWN]: See you next week.
[UNKNOWN]: See you next year.
[UNKNOWN]: Cheers.
[UNKNOWN]: Peches.
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