WEBVTT 00:01.610 --> 00:03.299 [UNKNOWN]: Welcome to Bergen with Brad. 00:06.408 --> 00:12.291 [UNKNOWN]: The views and opinions shared on the bourbon with Brad podcast are our own, and those of our guests. 00:12.991 --> 00:18.173 [UNKNOWN]: Nothing we discussed should be taken as financial, legal, business, or gambling advice. 00:18.834 --> 00:26.137 [UNKNOWN]: Don't make investment, business, or betting decisions based on our conversations as you should always talk to a qualified professional. 00:26.757 --> 00:33.280 [UNKNOWN]: Always drink responsibly, never drink and drive, and only consume alcohol if you are of legal drinking age. 00:35.242 --> 00:37.603 [UNKNOWN]: DACA Daily.AI is not built for everyone. 00:39.283 --> 00:49.126 [UNKNOWN]: It's built for the council who already knows that speed, precision, and early intelligence wind cases, shape strategy, and protect the enterprise. 00:51.327 --> 01:00.010 [UNKNOWN]: We serve a small circle of tech forward attorneys who understand the value of seeing regulatory movement before it becomes tomorrow's headline, or next quarter's crisis. 01:02.748 --> 01:07.313 [UNKNOWN]: If you've heard of us, it's likely because someone trusted you enough to mention it. 01:10.497 --> 01:20.107 [UNKNOWN]: If you're here, it's because you belong to the fraction of counsel who treat information as a strategic asset, not a commodity, docked daily.ai. 01:21.168 --> 01:24.272 [UNKNOWN]: The quiet advantage for the attorneys who never wait to be surprised. 01:28.340 --> 01:29.461 [UNKNOWN]: And we are back in the bourbon studios in Indiana P.A. 01:29.481 --> 01:30.182 [UNKNOWN]: The little cooler these days, Bear. 01:30.202 --> 01:30.462 [UNKNOWN]: A little bit. 01:30.482 --> 01:45.095 [UNKNOWN]: It was actually, it was nice to get a little, it was nice to get a little, it was nice to get a little, it was nice to get a little, it was nice to get a little, it was nice to get a little, it was nice to get a little, it was nice to get a little, it was nice to get a little, it was nice to get a little, it was nice to get a little, it was nice to get a little, it was nice to get a little, it was nice to get a little, it was nice to get a little, it was nice to get a little, it was nice to get a little, it was nice to get a little, it was nice to get a little, it was nice to get a little, it was nice to get a little, it was nice to get a little, it was nice to get a little, it was 01:45.256 --> 01:49.059 [UNKNOWN]: It was not, well, a little, right here. 01:49.259 --> 01:54.422 [UNKNOWN]: First of the downpours and deluges that we've been getting, but we've been, but it knocked that smoke down. 01:54.482 --> 01:55.723 [UNKNOWN]: So at least the smoke is going out. 01:55.943 --> 01:58.385 [UNKNOWN]: Thank you, Canada, for the, for the incense. 01:58.605 --> 01:59.606 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:59.846 --> 02:08.051 [UNKNOWN]: We appreciate the, you know, the, you know, if it kind of felt like the fire behind me and I felt like, you know, we were just, we had that ambiance going, you know? 02:08.171 --> 02:08.952 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:09.152 --> 02:11.594 [UNKNOWN]: It was, it was a little weird as a couple days 02:12.914 --> 02:13.735 [UNKNOWN]: were strange. 02:13.755 --> 02:15.576 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, we had that a couple of years ago. 02:15.596 --> 02:16.317 [UNKNOWN]: It was the last year. 02:17.057 --> 02:22.541 [UNKNOWN]: The year Nicky that got married two years ago, two years, two years. 02:23.282 --> 02:27.385 [UNKNOWN]: It was, we were down at the outer banks and it was real smokey down there. 02:27.945 --> 02:30.627 [UNKNOWN]: Like, yeah, like, like, like, like, like it was here. 02:30.647 --> 02:33.369 [UNKNOWN]: It was worse there than it was up here that year. 02:33.610 --> 02:34.490 [UNKNOWN]: Was it well fire smoke? 02:34.790 --> 02:34.991 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, 02:37.433 --> 02:39.134 [UNKNOWN]: Runa week. 02:39.154 --> 02:41.174 [UNKNOWN]: I think there's a bunch of big fans up there from the windmills. 02:45.836 --> 02:47.617 [UNKNOWN]: Blows it in one side now, this is right up. 02:47.737 --> 02:53.619 [UNKNOWN]: It is slow, it's slow, it's slow, it's right. 02:55.260 --> 02:59.902 [UNKNOWN]: But today was, you know, if I had the time today to be in the day to play golf, 03:00.703 --> 03:01.844 [UNKNOWN]: There's mid 70s. 03:01.984 --> 03:04.125 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, we went up to the pool bar for lunch. 03:04.365 --> 03:09.849 [UNKNOWN]: It was actually all chilly enough that I, I almost suggested, but I'm going to go sit up the sun. 03:10.429 --> 03:10.949 [UNKNOWN]: It was cool. 03:11.390 --> 03:11.970 [UNKNOWN]: A little breeze. 03:12.410 --> 03:12.791 [UNKNOWN]: It's nice. 03:13.111 --> 03:13.571 [UNKNOWN]: It is nice. 03:13.611 --> 03:14.432 [UNKNOWN]: I like that temperature. 03:14.492 --> 03:15.332 [UNKNOWN]: I was outside a little bit. 03:15.352 --> 03:16.253 [UNKNOWN]: I had to move along today. 03:16.293 --> 03:17.093 [UNKNOWN]: So that was awesome. 03:17.113 --> 03:17.513 [UNKNOWN]: Looks good. 03:17.633 --> 03:17.854 [UNKNOWN]: Thanks. 03:18.014 --> 03:18.354 [UNKNOWN]: I appreciate it. 03:18.374 --> 03:18.854 [UNKNOWN]: It's coming along. 03:18.874 --> 03:19.375 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 03:19.795 --> 03:20.435 [UNKNOWN]: Trying to recover. 03:21.116 --> 03:22.697 [UNKNOWN]: I think your neighbor got rid of his whole yard. 03:24.137 --> 03:24.378 [UNKNOWN]: Chris. 03:25.098 --> 03:26.859 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I think I put a turf in, right? 03:26.899 --> 03:28.239 [UNKNOWN]: I think I put a putting green or something. 03:28.299 --> 03:28.879 [UNKNOWN]: Why, when you write? 03:29.220 --> 03:30.940 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no, that way. 03:31.240 --> 03:32.121 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and it looks good. 03:32.161 --> 03:33.141 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, that new turf they got. 03:34.021 --> 03:35.362 [UNKNOWN]: I didn't, I saw they get the drive. 03:35.382 --> 03:39.223 [UNKNOWN]: Well, if it's like his brothers, I mean, I always out there at his house and like, man, your yard looks awesome. 03:39.243 --> 03:42.245 [UNKNOWN]: I got down, I'm like, oh, that's not even really put turf in his yard. 03:42.285 --> 03:44.225 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so it looks, that's hilarious. 03:44.265 --> 03:46.186 [UNKNOWN]: It looks, and it's not like the old turf. 03:46.206 --> 03:48.847 [UNKNOWN]: You know, you can, you know, you only saw yesterday before, like, yeah, all right. 03:49.507 --> 03:50.708 [UNKNOWN]: I got that on the back patio. 03:52.043 --> 03:52.784 [UNKNOWN]: last 20 years. 03:53.444 --> 03:54.345 [UNKNOWN]: I know what that is. 03:54.385 --> 03:56.007 [UNKNOWN]: No, this is this is the real deal, you know. 03:56.127 --> 03:56.387 [UNKNOWN]: Nice. 03:56.767 --> 03:57.588 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's heavy enough. 03:57.608 --> 03:58.209 [UNKNOWN]: That'd be kind of nice. 03:58.229 --> 04:00.110 [UNKNOWN]: You was, hey, I'm going to go more the, more the yard. 04:00.370 --> 04:01.051 [UNKNOWN]: All right, that's done. 04:01.511 --> 04:02.232 [UNKNOWN]: All right, now next. 04:02.252 --> 04:04.194 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to drink beer. 04:05.535 --> 04:06.456 [UNKNOWN]: Not a bad idea. 04:06.576 --> 04:11.020 [UNKNOWN]: I've, I've joked about, years ago, I joked about just paving my yard and painting it green. 04:11.720 --> 04:14.943 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the only problem is, you know, I got the bird's shit and all over the yard, so nothing, you know. 04:15.204 --> 04:16.725 [UNKNOWN]: Plus the water. 04:16.805 --> 04:17.185 [UNKNOWN]: My yard 04:20.638 --> 04:23.621 [UNKNOWN]: Now, I think it, I think it, I think it's, I think it brings, I think it lets it all through. 04:23.861 --> 04:30.067 [UNKNOWN]: No, I mean, if I did black top, oh, if I black top, or you black top, no, I was saying I would, I thought a lot. 04:30.167 --> 04:31.469 [UNKNOWN]: I thought about black top, yeah. 04:31.569 --> 04:33.431 [UNKNOWN]: I was just paying you a green, like a tennis court. 04:33.451 --> 04:33.691 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, man. 04:33.871 --> 04:35.593 [UNKNOWN]: But that would suck. 04:35.853 --> 04:36.373 [UNKNOWN]: That would suck. 04:36.393 --> 04:38.636 [UNKNOWN]: I'd have freaking skateboarders out there all the time. 04:38.956 --> 04:39.857 [UNKNOWN]: You'd have a pooled on there. 04:40.177 --> 04:40.958 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's true. 04:42.660 --> 04:42.940 [UNKNOWN]: Yep. 04:44.785 --> 04:46.687 [UNKNOWN]: Anyways, let's get into the AI headlines. 04:46.707 --> 04:47.968 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, they just don't stop. 04:48.848 --> 04:51.650 [UNKNOWN]: And they actually seem to be accelerating. 04:51.810 --> 04:52.051 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 04:52.191 --> 04:54.733 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I think that's the case. 04:54.833 --> 05:00.577 [UNKNOWN]: It's as I'm finishing up my back review of all the Laws and Sustainary First. 05:00.597 --> 05:10.445 [UNKNOWN]: I've definitely got a barometer on were the different legislatures are feeling the pain thresholds, and what they're proposing to put out. 05:10.465 --> 05:12.146 [UNKNOWN]: They're not in a lot of these won't get passed. 05:13.907 --> 05:18.249 [UNKNOWN]: in caucus when it ends, you know, in the early get revive. 05:18.449 --> 05:20.070 [UNKNOWN]: And you see the ones that are kind of making their way through. 05:20.090 --> 05:25.832 [UNKNOWN]: And I mentioned it before, but the, you know, the child safety ones, obviously are hot button right now with social media. 05:25.852 --> 05:28.373 [UNKNOWN]: They've been, you know, otherwise, you know, are you holding off? 05:28.453 --> 05:35.256 [UNKNOWN]: Is there a addiction level to that, you know, the suicides that we talked about that were happening, you know, with the chat, GPTs and all that stuff. 05:36.397 --> 05:38.238 [UNKNOWN]: So, a lot of that's been picking up, but, uh, 05:39.398 --> 05:41.880 [UNKNOWN]: in the headlines on that same token with the frontier models. 05:41.980 --> 06:01.515 [UNKNOWN]: The White House is just trying to now finalize the president's executive order where they get the 30-day, you know, they get to review the big frontier models that are coming through before they get deployed out in the public and, you know, we talked about that agreement when I had you reading off the headlines at one day and it sounds like it's a self-regulating thing. 06:01.535 --> 06:04.958 [UNKNOWN]: So I think they're putting the final screws to this to kind of to do it. 06:09.799 --> 06:11.240 [UNKNOWN]: this is a pretty interesting. 06:11.581 --> 06:11.841 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 06:12.221 --> 06:14.603 [UNKNOWN]: What do you know why they opted out? 06:15.824 --> 06:17.145 [UNKNOWN]: So this isn't mandatory. 06:17.165 --> 06:20.008 [UNKNOWN]: So this is this is something that means the review, the governmental review. 06:20.028 --> 06:20.228 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 06:20.248 --> 06:28.515 [UNKNOWN]: So the White House kind of reached out and said we would like in the interest of safety and, you know, so they can just say, ah, we're not doing that. 06:28.855 --> 06:30.156 [UNKNOWN]: Well, yeah, because it's not a law. 06:30.176 --> 06:31.798 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, it hasn't been passed. 06:32.533 --> 06:42.060 [UNKNOWN]: You know, so I mean, we get it all that I've been, but we're pretty familiar with what happens people that cross this particular White House. 06:42.100 --> 06:43.481 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, certainly be argued. 06:43.521 --> 06:48.785 [UNKNOWN]: So I mean, the president has certain powers when it comes to, you know, exigent emergency circumstances, right? 06:50.146 --> 06:51.067 [UNKNOWN]: And he could make a case. 06:51.367 --> 06:56.931 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not saying he's going to win that case, but he could make a case that, you know, the AI race is dangerous. 06:57.890 --> 07:14.880 [UNKNOWN]: You know, not only is it dangerous because we've got to keep up with China and our foreign adversaries, but it's dangerous in the sense if our technology that we're trying to keep up with our foreign adversaries so we can advance things on all these different levels for all these different industries gets in the wrong hands. 07:15.521 --> 07:19.503 [UNKNOWN]: It can be used against us and not only just against us as America, but against us as humanity. 07:19.563 --> 07:25.047 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, and that's, you know, we've talked about that and I think that's the bigger fear. 07:26.260 --> 07:29.904 [UNKNOWN]: I wonder if Met is opting up because they just don't have frontier models? 07:30.244 --> 07:32.587 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that could be it. 07:32.627 --> 07:36.951 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, they're like, yeah, we would be in if we actually had something that you would have. 07:36.971 --> 07:38.193 [UNKNOWN]: That could give you the review. 07:38.353 --> 07:47.102 [UNKNOWN]: Actually, that's probably pretty likely, but what I was going to say is, do you think they're opting out and that they can get away with opting out because 07:48.263 --> 07:59.829 [UNKNOWN]: compared to a anthropic and open AI and some of them maybe palantir meta is a very known entity and they've been down this road. 08:00.209 --> 08:03.371 [UNKNOWN]: I'm sure many many times with the social media platforms. 08:03.391 --> 08:12.236 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you know, maybe they figure we already, you know, we don't need to rewrite this book we've already written it and maybe that's why too. 08:12.296 --> 08:13.856 [UNKNOWN]: Well and they can take the 08:17.238 --> 08:19.999 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, they're legal teams as good as it gets, right? 08:20.059 --> 08:29.921 [UNKNOWN]: So if it's voluntary, then really all you're doing is saying, yeah, but why would you want to subject yourself to additional scrutiny? 08:29.941 --> 08:32.842 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, they're going to have internal controls, and we've talked about that. 08:32.862 --> 08:40.384 [UNKNOWN]: You know, they're going to have internal, you don't want, you know, obviously you're always working for the best interests of your shareholders is ultimately the goal. 08:40.424 --> 08:44.945 [UNKNOWN]: So you have a self-sabriving, you know, best interest, fiduciary duty to begin with. 08:47.884 --> 08:50.626 [UNKNOWN]: The shareholders don't pay when they're, if we destroy a human. 08:52.367 --> 08:55.089 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's true, but there's nothing in it for them. 08:55.269 --> 08:58.231 [UNKNOWN]: But I don't think it just goes from A to Z right off the bat. 08:58.251 --> 08:59.652 [UNKNOWN]: There's going to be levels in between, right? 08:59.692 --> 09:03.434 [UNKNOWN]: So, and I think that's where these frontier models, that's where this first scope is supposed to be. 09:03.615 --> 09:10.199 [UNKNOWN]: Or, again, it's entering into the self-regulating thing where you've now agreed and you've penned it out. 09:10.679 --> 09:16.703 [UNKNOWN]: And there's repercussions as a result of that, if it fails, not just from the consumer, but now from the government, too. 09:18.725 --> 09:30.053 [UNKNOWN]: And again, is it more kind of a facade because as I'm looking through this, I mean, the Attorney General in every state have that authority to begin with anyways? 09:30.153 --> 09:41.501 [UNKNOWN]: If they find that a model's acting out of line, being negligent is not protecting consumer interest, they have the authority to sue and they've been settling these big glosses, you know? 09:42.390 --> 09:43.630 [UNKNOWN]: could they essentially pull a plug? 09:44.211 --> 09:47.092 [UNKNOWN]: Well, they can definitely ask for an injunction on something. 09:47.112 --> 09:49.572 [UNKNOWN]: If it's, you know, they happen. 09:49.592 --> 09:55.694 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's really not the best interest of any of these companies to push that envelope anyway, because it's just self-defeating. 09:56.175 --> 09:59.816 [UNKNOWN]: No, because once that public outcry gets out there, they're dead. 09:59.956 --> 10:00.876 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and pair it up. 10:00.916 --> 10:02.117 [UNKNOWN]: I don't think it's going to be intentional. 10:02.677 --> 10:04.357 [UNKNOWN]: So the miss that could be. 10:04.457 --> 10:11.460 [UNKNOWN]: So the miss apps going to be these very smart models, you know, that are our souls smart, that they get in the wrong hand. 10:12.420 --> 10:24.164 [UNKNOWN]: You get this evil genius, or this terrorist, or you have a foreign country that may not have the resources, but all of a sudden they have a model that has the ability or reason and do whatever you ask it to do, right? 10:24.585 --> 10:25.225 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, true. 10:26.105 --> 10:27.426 [UNKNOWN]: There's people in the world. 10:27.686 --> 10:37.309 [UNKNOWN]: And again, maybe we're just being overly conscious about stuff that doesn't matter because one of the headlines that we're going to talk about is what China's releasing into the open coding world, you know? 10:42.829 --> 10:43.990 [UNKNOWN]: are are supposed to be number one. 10:44.010 --> 10:55.017 [UNKNOWN]: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, 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 10:55.695 --> 11:05.785 [UNKNOWN]: That's one bad thing that's going to happen because we can only our government can only control what domestic companies do or foreign companies that have facilities here. 11:05.805 --> 11:06.246 [UNKNOWN]: Have any questions? 11:06.346 --> 11:09.889 [UNKNOWN]: Well, if they're doing business in America, then you have some leverage, right? 11:10.390 --> 11:18.698 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but I mean, like you said, some evil genius gets our hands on that open source and then how that's face that they could use the cloud to write the code. 11:19.879 --> 11:35.280 [UNKNOWN]: they could do and now it's not just right the code they have all the agency of you know the the whole army of digital warriors that can execute it you know i was watching the movie last night the scary uh it was a july or Robert's movie in Ethan Hawke i can't remember the darn name i think it was like the 11:37.123 --> 11:39.685 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I should have remembered the name, but it was three a.m. on the morning. 11:39.705 --> 11:50.070 [UNKNOWN]: So I was trying to try to line down and I'd seen them will be before, but it kind of reminded me of this because in one part of the movie, all these Teslas had been taken over. 11:51.311 --> 11:52.291 [UNKNOWN]: Also, it's a newer movie. 11:52.712 --> 11:53.632 [UNKNOWN]: It's fairly new, yeah. 11:53.952 --> 12:02.077 [UNKNOWN]: So there's all these brand new Teslas still with a sticker on the car pair and they're all being taken over and they're going down this one road. 12:03.060 --> 12:04.641 [UNKNOWN]: And they're running into each other like missiles. 12:05.162 --> 12:06.022 [UNKNOWN]: Leave the world behind. 12:06.263 --> 12:06.563 [UNKNOWN]: That's it. 12:07.043 --> 12:07.584 [UNKNOWN]: That's exactly. 12:07.604 --> 12:09.145 [UNKNOWN]: I've never heard of it before, right now, but not the one. 12:09.165 --> 12:10.146 [UNKNOWN]: Now you're going to have to watch it, right? 12:10.846 --> 12:30.683 [UNKNOWN]: So if you can imagine, and I was using that as an example earlier today to somebody who was asking, I said, well, there's, I was watching the last night and there was a prime example of how somebody that gets control, and if you had Claude or you had Fable 5 or the mythos, you know, before it was kind of governed down, it would have the ability to probably hack into, 12:32.052 --> 12:41.202 [UNKNOWN]: the Tesla cars, I mean, once you hack into that, you do, they're missiles, I mean, they're literally, they're missiles, right? 12:41.882 --> 12:44.505 [UNKNOWN]: So, yeah, it's a scary thought. 12:44.565 --> 12:50.692 [UNKNOWN]: So, if we don't have that office, which if we don't have those protections, uh, 12:53.199 --> 12:56.563 [UNKNOWN]: You know, the sky's a limit for the bad as it is for the good. 12:56.583 --> 13:12.359 [UNKNOWN]: So yeah, they're, I mean, this goes, this is a conversation that goes back to the early days of this podcast about you, if you don't have some, you can call to check some, whatever you want to call to that, that ability to turn it off. 13:13.776 --> 13:14.937 [UNKNOWN]: It's that's a little scary. 13:15.137 --> 13:23.924 [UNKNOWN]: Well, and I know that I know there were some stories early on about, you know, you've talked about them about some of these AI models, rewriting their own code. 13:23.944 --> 13:26.286 [UNKNOWN]: So anybody could turn them off and I don't think it. 13:26.426 --> 13:28.448 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, not putting it up, loading it to the cloud. 13:28.468 --> 13:30.710 [UNKNOWN]: So that way, oh, you want to, you know, and it can't send me fine. 13:31.130 --> 13:32.211 [UNKNOWN]: I'll just move right over here. 13:32.231 --> 13:33.071 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, I step yet. 13:33.091 --> 13:33.752 [UNKNOWN]: I'm still here. 13:34.633 --> 13:34.933 [UNKNOWN]: Hello. 13:36.568 --> 13:37.529 [UNKNOWN]: Now, that's our happening. 13:37.549 --> 13:38.969 [UNKNOWN]: We'll know it's true and tell them. 13:38.989 --> 13:48.575 [UNKNOWN]: Well, and that kind of gets into the next headline, which I scrolled on and jumped ahead onto the China, you know, their open source, uh, moon shot and all of them right now. 13:48.615 --> 13:49.456 [UNKNOWN]: They're an easy target. 13:49.856 --> 13:54.839 [UNKNOWN]: Well, but they're, they're coming on strong, you know, and maybe it's because they, they trained off of Claude's back. 13:55.419 --> 13:58.220 [UNKNOWN]: But yeah, maybe they got enough out of that before it got shut down. 13:58.260 --> 14:00.301 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, pretty smart. 14:00.341 --> 14:01.081 [UNKNOWN]: Doesn't go away, right? 14:01.101 --> 14:05.083 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, you know, you didn't seem going after opening I or anybody else. 14:05.103 --> 14:11.225 [UNKNOWN]: So that either says it clawed security isn't that good or it's viewed as the best model, one of the two, or maybe both. 14:11.685 --> 14:13.386 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's pretty, pretty telling. 14:13.406 --> 14:13.706 [UNKNOWN]: I think. 14:13.726 --> 14:15.987 [UNKNOWN]: But they didn't even, it wasn't like they defeated their security. 14:16.007 --> 14:16.887 [UNKNOWN]: They were just using it. 14:17.367 --> 14:20.168 [UNKNOWN]: Like you or I would, yeah, they weren't trying to come in through the back door. 14:20.188 --> 14:21.509 [UNKNOWN]: They were being exact. 14:21.629 --> 14:24.390 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, this was, I'm telling you, it was clever. 14:25.210 --> 14:26.771 [UNKNOWN]: It was amazingly clever. 14:26.831 --> 14:29.933 [UNKNOWN]: We're just going to get 50,000 subscriptions. 14:31.293 --> 14:40.838 [UNKNOWN]: And we're going to max it out by asking all these very technical mathematical, which kind of gets us into the next headline. 14:40.898 --> 14:48.382 [UNKNOWN]: Mathematical, very reasoning, deduction type questions that we can basically then back into the train. 14:50.423 --> 14:52.084 [UNKNOWN]: How do we know they're not doing it with the other models? 14:52.853 --> 14:53.633 [UNKNOWN]: What's the say they're not? 14:53.713 --> 14:58.556 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, that's what I mean, like they have the models paying attention, surely they learn to lessen that amount. 14:58.676 --> 14:59.657 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, maybe not. 14:59.677 --> 15:07.061 [UNKNOWN]: They're subscribing to $50,000 perplexities and they have four or five different ones that are, you know, it's an moving target, right? 15:07.081 --> 15:10.502 [UNKNOWN]: So, I mean, yeah, you might think you stop this, but it's exact. 15:10.563 --> 15:19.868 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, that's the one thing China, I will give them, when it comes to the game of chess, they are advanced in the technological world than we are, you know? 15:20.488 --> 15:20.708 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 15:22.192 --> 15:22.713 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 15:22.753 --> 15:26.736 [UNKNOWN]: We have a pretty clever leadership at this point in time. 15:26.936 --> 15:35.444 [UNKNOWN]: We've talked about playing, we've used that analogy about playing chess and being three to four moves ahead of the other people. 15:35.844 --> 15:37.005 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but the problem with the leadership. 15:37.025 --> 15:38.166 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know about this topic. 15:38.186 --> 15:42.330 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the problem with this leadership right now is they're having to play chess against ourselves. 15:43.360 --> 15:44.060 [UNKNOWN]: You know, true. 15:44.741 --> 15:45.721 [UNKNOWN]: And I have always said that. 15:45.761 --> 15:53.805 [UNKNOWN]: So when you're when you're internally fighting as as we are, we're never, you know, as far as as the rest of the world looks at it, right? 15:53.825 --> 16:04.769 [UNKNOWN]: You know, we're never advancing or or being that much of a serious threat when it comes to, well, yeah, they may, they may take two steps forward, but, you know what, the next administration is going on. 16:04.789 --> 16:08.311 [UNKNOWN]: Why and whatever they advanced and we're going to start all over and do it a different way. 16:09.225 --> 16:26.034 [UNKNOWN]: So it's a delicate tightrope that any, in this case, our federal government has to walk because you don't want it to just run away, as we've said before, like a car running through the car rails at 120 miles an hour. 16:26.074 --> 16:30.376 [UNKNOWN]: But on the other hand, you don't want to stifle it so much that we fall behind everywhere else in the world. 16:30.436 --> 16:31.757 [UNKNOWN]: So I'm glad it's not my problem. 16:33.473 --> 16:35.814 [UNKNOWN]: And that's, that's, I think, common sense should prevail. 16:35.834 --> 16:36.995 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, drop how much? 16:37.015 --> 16:42.698 [UNKNOWN]: So that's left and drop the party affiliation because maybe, maybe we just look at safety and we look at it. 16:42.758 --> 16:47.581 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, this should be, this should be a bipartisan, this should be the, this should be a greater point. 16:47.601 --> 16:50.402 [UNKNOWN]: You know, I mean, this isn't, this is beyond the, the lab point. 16:50.442 --> 16:51.663 [UNKNOWN]: It's, it's now being implemented. 16:51.683 --> 17:00.628 [UNKNOWN]: And it's not only being implemented, but it's now being, you know, enterprise, it is, it is now being woven into the enterprise fabric, you know, the problem is, 17:01.940 --> 17:02.941 [UNKNOWN]: Or late-stead, Brad. 17:03.641 --> 17:04.241 [UNKNOWN]: I did charge it. 17:05.982 --> 17:13.587 [UNKNOWN]: The problem is that the all the politicians and no offense to our locals if they happen to be listening. 17:14.809 --> 17:24.697 [UNKNOWN]: They're more worried about the next election than they are getting, not totally, but I mean, that's the primary focus is getting back in office or staying in office, right? 17:25.378 --> 17:30.142 [UNKNOWN]: And that's become, I'm guessing a full-time job for the guys that's around every two years. 17:30.743 --> 17:32.844 [UNKNOWN]: So, well, I'm not getting any focus on anything. 17:32.944 --> 17:34.646 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I know they're focusing on AI. 17:35.006 --> 17:36.608 [UNKNOWN]: I'm seeing all the bills that are being proposed. 17:37.483 --> 17:54.466 [UNKNOWN]: all that's true there is that you were one of AI bills out there and telling you I've gone through almost 3,000 of them you know across the uh... across the united states and all the different states and you can imagine the you know that the ten or fifteen states that are very you know top heavy on that right so 17:56.040 --> 18:14.830 [UNKNOWN]: And there's states out there, Perry, which, you know, I, you know, I didn't really realize but I had heard before that that they only convene every other year, you know, so some of the smaller states, you know, for me on on this topic or on any topic, so they just figured you know what we're just going to get together once every two years and we'll figure it out then. 18:17.703 --> 18:26.969 [UNKNOWN]: No, there's sometimes I wish they're the handful of states of the smaller states you can imagine who they are, you know, they're out in the big ranches, you know, so yeah, you know, they're trying to figure my plan on Wyoming positions like that. 18:28.470 --> 18:33.953 [UNKNOWN]: But that gets us into the next topic, which are our good friend Eric brought up to us this week. 18:34.794 --> 18:41.238 [UNKNOWN]: Most likely because of what chatGBT was able to do was one of the most complicated formulas, you know. 18:42.222 --> 18:43.462 [UNKNOWN]: with their new model supposedly. 18:44.783 --> 18:47.463 [UNKNOWN]: Or is this just smoke and mirrors that they're trying to pretend? 18:50.344 --> 18:54.645 [UNKNOWN]: I'm sure there's some gamesmanship there on the part of these companies. 18:54.765 --> 18:56.785 [UNKNOWN]: One does one thing and the other one's like, oh, why can't we do that? 18:56.846 --> 18:57.246 [UNKNOWN]: I can do it. 18:57.266 --> 18:58.946 [UNKNOWN]: I'd like to see proof, you know, I'd like to see proof. 18:58.966 --> 19:01.527 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but, you know, maybe there is proof out there. 19:01.547 --> 19:10.709 [UNKNOWN]: I just now have a chance I'm reading headlines, but you know, and I'm being skeptical, but, you know, if you get too far behind and then you're just gonna start making stuff up and saying, oh, yeah, you should see what we did in the lab. 19:10.889 --> 19:11.329 [UNKNOWN]: It's like that. 19:12.302 --> 19:13.263 [UNKNOWN]: It's like the Fisherman. 19:13.403 --> 19:14.803 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, you should see the one I like. 19:14.843 --> 19:16.284 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you should see the one I like. 19:16.364 --> 19:16.905 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, it was huge. 19:17.085 --> 19:18.706 [UNKNOWN]: It was way bigger than that piece of crap. 19:19.206 --> 19:31.313 [UNKNOWN]: No, but then supposedly this, and I, again, I told you coming on here, I said, when it comes to math, if it had more than an A, B, and C in it, then it just went, that was like, you know, yeah, that was like a foreign language. 19:32.013 --> 19:34.354 [UNKNOWN]: It was funny, you know, when I've always been, 19:35.555 --> 19:40.980 [UNKNOWN]: I don't think I'm not as sharp in math as probably Eric is, but math was always my thing. 19:41.220 --> 19:48.286 [UNKNOWN]: We needed like abstract things like chemistry, like physics, totally get math, I get chemistry, forget it. 19:48.547 --> 19:49.047 [UNKNOWN]: I like that. 19:49.067 --> 19:49.828 [UNKNOWN]: It was not my thing. 19:50.769 --> 19:55.032 [UNKNOWN]: So when my wife went, she was going to, she wanted to finish her her masters. 19:55.968 --> 20:00.952 [UNKNOWN]: and she did it online and she got to this and she is not a math person at all. 20:01.593 --> 20:06.076 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, like the basics, she could do, but I appreciate that. 20:06.236 --> 20:08.799 [UNKNOWN]: So she's like, do you think he'd help me with my math? 20:08.819 --> 20:10.060 [UNKNOWN]: I was like, you mean take the class? 20:10.080 --> 20:12.201 [UNKNOWN]: I was like, I'll take the class. 20:12.562 --> 20:13.222 [UNKNOWN]: That'd be kind of fun. 20:13.242 --> 20:16.825 [UNKNOWN]: It was just, it was, it was algebra, right? 20:16.845 --> 20:17.245 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it was, 20:18.455 --> 20:22.838 [UNKNOWN]: algebra or pre-cal, it was like factoring, trying to own meals and quadronomials and stuff like that. 20:22.878 --> 20:26.600 [UNKNOWN]: I could do, I could do algebra, I could do some pre-calc. 20:26.820 --> 20:29.562 [UNKNOWN]: This was pre-calc, or maybe first two chapters of pre-calc. 20:29.642 --> 20:34.985 [UNKNOWN]: And it was fun, and I got her an A. I did get her an A, but I don't know. 20:35.385 --> 20:40.509 [UNKNOWN]: But it was fun kind of going back and the A-I-B-I-B-I-B-I-B-I-B-I-B-I-B-I-B-I-B-I-B-I-B-I-B-I-B-I-B-I-B-I-B-I-B-I-B-I-B-I-B-I-B-I-B-I-B-I-B-I-B-I-B-I-B-B- 20:47.973 --> 20:58.180 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and I mean, honestly, other than a Pythagorean theorem, a handful of other things, and the basic mathematics tables, I haven't used that stuff. 20:58.200 --> 21:03.343 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not an engineer, you know, I mean, you're kind of using it when you're doing your telescopic photos. 21:03.724 --> 21:09.588 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, the other computers are doing the work now behind the scenes, but it's all, yeah, I mean, yeah, I mean, there's definitely 21:15.243 --> 21:21.331 [UNKNOWN]: since high school I hadn't factored to try to owe me all who the hell would do that for fun you know what I mean unless you teach it. 21:21.391 --> 21:30.782 [UNKNOWN]: So anyway it was kind of fun to go back and and we're kind of dig into the recesses of my mind and relearn how to do that and it was kind of fun. 21:31.122 --> 21:31.543 [UNKNOWN]: I enjoyed it. 21:32.223 --> 21:34.223 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that's, that's, it's good. 21:34.263 --> 21:37.924 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I, and certainly is, Eric's there in the speaking of seats. 21:37.944 --> 21:44.465 [UNKNOWN]: Speaking of which, we were just talking about you and math, you know, with the, the chatGPT headlines, you know, we're going to talk about that. 21:44.485 --> 21:47.906 [UNKNOWN]: If, well, I'm going to draw you on here, because we're, we're going to talk about your bird when you brought. 21:47.926 --> 21:57.087 [UNKNOWN]: We're going to talk about chatGPT and supposedly their model, you know, breaking down this, uh, and I don't even know how to even say the name of this, uh, is it Erdos? 21:57.207 --> 22:01.848 [UNKNOWN]: Is it, is that the mathematical formula that it, uh, just proved? 22:03.608 --> 22:04.849 [UNKNOWN]: I think it, yeah. 22:04.889 --> 22:09.353 [UNKNOWN]: In 1946, we were talking a longstanding, you know, that's like something out of goodwill hunting. 22:09.433 --> 22:13.956 [UNKNOWN]: It is, it's like, yeah, it's like Matt Damon getting up to the board going, how about Dem Apple? 22:13.976 --> 22:15.557 [UNKNOWN]: Is it this shit? 22:15.978 --> 22:17.018 [UNKNOWN]: It's just fucking easy. 22:17.058 --> 22:17.579 [UNKNOWN]: That's the other thing. 22:17.899 --> 22:20.101 [UNKNOWN]: Next, yeah. 22:20.821 --> 22:21.922 [UNKNOWN]: My boy's wicked smart. 22:22.323 --> 22:22.843 [UNKNOWN]: That's right. 22:25.450 --> 22:28.093 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we could smack. 22:28.813 --> 22:29.174 [UNKNOWN]: That's right. 22:29.194 --> 22:31.176 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's not all I can do. 22:31.556 --> 22:32.157 [UNKNOWN]: No, it's anyways. 22:32.277 --> 22:44.168 [UNKNOWN]: You know, we were just, you know, surmising is this, is this game's Men's ship because the anthropics so far ahead that they're now trying to say, Yeah, she's seen what they did behind the scenes or is it really, did they really? 22:44.769 --> 22:47.110 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, do they really have something that says powerful and strong? 22:47.130 --> 22:51.751 [UNKNOWN]: Because as we know, Jack, GPT 5.6 has been supposedly coming out, but it's been delayed. 22:51.991 --> 22:56.213 [UNKNOWN]: So, I didn't, I wasn't up to speed on that. 22:56.353 --> 22:56.813 [UNKNOWN]: And why? 22:56.833 --> 23:01.834 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, that's why they feel in a little sheepish, right? 23:01.854 --> 23:02.635 [UNKNOWN]: Is it too powerful? 23:02.695 --> 23:05.256 [UNKNOWN]: Is it not what they're selling it to be yet? 23:05.516 --> 23:07.756 [UNKNOWN]: Or is it something in between? 23:08.236 --> 23:09.017 [UNKNOWN]: And there's the balls. 23:09.037 --> 23:09.617 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 23:09.717 --> 23:11.618 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's just time for that as a person. 23:13.378 --> 23:14.560 [UNKNOWN]: Oh my, there they are. 23:15.821 --> 23:19.806 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so, you know, yeah, that's a couple of headlines. 23:19.846 --> 23:26.373 [UNKNOWN]: So it's a, be, but I open for 5.6, well, you know, time will tell when he gets in the hands of those that are out there and they can test it out. 23:26.473 --> 23:30.378 [UNKNOWN]: And if it really does, you know, that's a great thing about the internet, they'll let you know. 23:31.040 --> 23:34.483 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so you guys are, you guys will talk more about this, this theorem. 23:34.603 --> 23:36.405 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, I definitely want to talk about this theorem with this. 23:36.425 --> 23:39.047 [UNKNOWN]: Because I'm kind of curious if any humans ever been able to solve it. 23:39.207 --> 23:41.389 [UNKNOWN]: Is it, is it, has it been an unsolvable problem? 23:41.409 --> 23:44.251 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it was one of these long, I think it looks like you can't remember sending it. 23:44.512 --> 23:44.672 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 23:45.052 --> 23:47.474 [UNKNOWN]: Now, baby, it was after a long night of runsies or something. 23:47.734 --> 23:54.720 [UNKNOWN]: It was, it was one of those long-standing theories, I guess, that nobody was really challenging because it's been there so long, right? 23:54.760 --> 23:56.302 [UNKNOWN]: You know, and when it's Matthew, it's like, 23:57.362 --> 23:58.023 [UNKNOWN]: That's kind of one of those. 23:58.103 --> 24:05.029 [UNKNOWN]: It's just always been that we just he just kind of assume what's kind of like dirt, you know, am I going to really challenge that the dirt stays on the ground or is that's just the way it is. 24:06.340 --> 24:07.061 [UNKNOWN]: Where else would it be? 24:07.741 --> 24:08.742 [UNKNOWN]: I start floating in the air. 24:09.702 --> 24:10.523 [UNKNOWN]: It's gravity, Bench. 24:11.143 --> 24:12.124 [UNKNOWN]: That's what I'm talking about. 24:12.664 --> 24:14.586 [UNKNOWN]: So maybe no, it just proves gravity, you know? 24:14.746 --> 24:16.407 [UNKNOWN]: So, well, that would be interesting. 24:16.487 --> 24:17.668 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we're all going to float away. 24:17.828 --> 24:28.455 [UNKNOWN]: Well, not maybe 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, 24:31.777 --> 24:33.158 [UNKNOWN]: It's, it's a nuances, right? 24:33.178 --> 24:33.478 [UNKNOWN]: So yeah. 24:33.838 --> 24:34.378 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 24:34.939 --> 24:35.579 [UNKNOWN]: That makes sense. 24:35.879 --> 24:36.059 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 24:36.139 --> 24:36.799 [UNKNOWN]: It doesn't make sense. 24:36.839 --> 24:49.265 [UNKNOWN]: But I'm just, again, I'm speculating as to, you know, frankly, I've said this over and over again when it comes to health in math, in math, it'll audit in physics and biology chemistry. 24:49.305 --> 24:50.906 [UNKNOWN]: All those things that you said you didn't excel at. 24:50.926 --> 24:52.587 [UNKNOWN]: That's that's exactly what. 24:53.532 --> 25:02.538 [UNKNOWN]: AI is going to excel at because it's it's you you have certain it's anchored premises you know it's it's not finite. 25:02.558 --> 25:14.126 [UNKNOWN]: What's the word about before it's not it's not on the career it's it's but yeah the you you have these anchors that are this is this is it right I know the article argument what you say one plus one equals two that's factual 25:16.121 --> 25:17.802 [UNKNOWN]: and we had that conversation on it. 25:18.322 --> 25:20.223 [UNKNOWN]: What if one plus one equal three? 25:20.943 --> 25:22.404 [UNKNOWN]: But what did you call that? 25:23.544 --> 25:27.666 [UNKNOWN]: The fact that we just know that to be true, I forget the phrase you use. 25:27.686 --> 25:29.967 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and that's kind of where I'm going with this formula. 25:30.467 --> 25:32.348 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's always been two. 25:32.368 --> 25:38.991 [UNKNOWN]: So I'm guessing if you're in the math field, you know, ever since 1940, right after World War II, this has always been the case. 25:39.031 --> 25:40.432 [UNKNOWN]: You know, Square B squared C squared. 25:40.452 --> 25:41.752 [UNKNOWN]: This is what this formula has been, you know? 25:43.033 --> 25:44.293 [UNKNOWN]: So, but they're provable, too. 25:46.577 --> 25:47.517 [UNKNOWN]: So how did it disprove it? 25:47.537 --> 25:48.158 [UNKNOWN]: That's what I want to see. 25:48.178 --> 25:48.898 [UNKNOWN]: I want to see the facts. 25:48.998 --> 25:49.398 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah. 25:49.758 --> 25:50.078 [UNKNOWN]: Me too. 25:50.199 --> 25:59.943 [UNKNOWN]: So maybe maybe when we're off break Eric, if you can, if they have it out there, how they just proved it because I, I need somebody to actually go through their lens that can look at it and say, oh, that's our guy right here. 25:59.963 --> 26:00.643 [UNKNOWN]: That's a guy. 26:00.823 --> 26:01.063 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 26:02.284 --> 26:03.624 [UNKNOWN]: He's in our studio. 26:03.724 --> 26:04.825 [UNKNOWN]: He is in our studio. 26:04.865 --> 26:05.805 [UNKNOWN]: He is in our studio. 26:05.865 --> 26:06.665 [UNKNOWN]: And we're right now. 26:06.685 --> 26:07.506 [UNKNOWN]: He's in our studio. 26:07.526 --> 26:08.266 [UNKNOWN]: We're right back here. 26:08.286 --> 26:08.606 [UNKNOWN]: Cheers. 26:08.846 --> 26:09.206 [UNKNOWN]: Cheers. 26:18.376 --> 26:20.717 [UNKNOWN]: DocketDaily.ai is not built for everyone. 26:22.397 --> 26:32.261 [UNKNOWN]: It's built for the council who already knows that speed, precision, and early intelligence wind cases, shape strategy, and protect the enterprise. 26:34.442 --> 26:43.125 [UNKNOWN]: We serve a small circle of tech forward attorneys who understand the value of seeing regulatory movement before it becomes tomorrow's headline, or next quarter's crisis. 26:45.865 --> 26:50.450 [UNKNOWN]: If you've heard of us, it's likely because someone trusted you enough to mention it. 26:53.633 --> 27:03.223 [UNKNOWN]: If you're here, it's because you belong to the fraction of counsel who treat information as a strategic asset, not a commodity, docked daily.au. 27:04.284 --> 27:07.387 [UNKNOWN]: The quiet advantage for the attorneys who never wait to be surprised. 27:17.699 --> 27:22.923 [UNKNOWN]: And we are back with the one and only Mr. Depp and Lou Brissady himself. 27:23.023 --> 27:24.945 [UNKNOWN]: We got our boys in the studio and Eric's here. 27:24.985 --> 27:27.147 [UNKNOWN]: We were talking some complicated, well. 27:35.022 --> 27:37.463 [UNKNOWN]: we weren't actually, you know, solving any equations. 27:38.944 --> 27:43.626 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, there's a shocker, but neither was chatGPT, it was disproving. 27:43.646 --> 27:47.488 [UNKNOWN]: So, but I think you're a, you're a downer, aren't you? 27:47.628 --> 27:48.988 [UNKNOWN]: You think you're full of shit? 27:49.629 --> 27:51.269 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not a downer, I'm just a critical thinker. 27:52.130 --> 27:58.913 [UNKNOWN]: You know, because there's every, there's every reason for them as they're going into their IPO to try to hype up what they got, right? 27:59.825 --> 28:00.065 [UNKNOWN]: true. 28:00.545 --> 28:03.546 [UNKNOWN]: And so you're trying to keep up with a lot of upside very little downside. 28:03.666 --> 28:09.528 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and you're trying to keep up with the anthropic right now, who is leading, you know, the race, head and shoulders. 28:09.548 --> 28:11.008 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's not even saying close. 28:11.468 --> 28:13.669 [UNKNOWN]: You know, I mean, they got into the game. 28:13.689 --> 28:14.889 [UNKNOWN]: I'd say you're, I'd say you're right. 28:15.049 --> 28:15.229 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 28:15.249 --> 28:16.830 [UNKNOWN]: So which one IPOs first? 28:17.290 --> 28:17.890 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, but they are. 28:18.690 --> 28:20.531 [UNKNOWN]: Anthropics supposed to IPO this should, too, right? 28:20.991 --> 28:22.271 [UNKNOWN]: Well, if I ranthropic, I would. 28:22.972 --> 28:23.272 [UNKNOWN]: I would. 28:30.449 --> 28:34.672 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, I thought so opening I is the one that's already got a date, right? 28:35.193 --> 28:36.934 [UNKNOWN]: They have a date set for their supposedly. 28:36.954 --> 28:41.838 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, that's been kind of like a very, you know, they keep saying every time they talk about the IAPO, it's very secret. 28:42.018 --> 28:43.119 [UNKNOWN]: But it anthropic does not. 28:43.639 --> 28:50.144 [UNKNOWN]: Well, anthropic is also going down that path, but they've, they've never been whispered that it's coming out real quick. 28:50.204 --> 28:54.487 [UNKNOWN]: So that's always been kind of, so the talk, the talk is maybe later the year, maybe early next year. 28:54.527 --> 28:55.068 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so. 28:56.036 --> 29:02.399 [UNKNOWN]: But, you know, the market is turning in an instant, you know, that's, it's always speaking a market turn. 29:02.799 --> 29:04.179 [UNKNOWN]: I looked at SpaceX today. 29:04.320 --> 29:07.021 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, how is it doing? 29:07.181 --> 29:08.101 [UNKNOWN]: Is it coming back down to her? 29:08.141 --> 29:09.402 [UNKNOWN]: No. 29:10.242 --> 29:11.723 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's like talking about it. 29:12.023 --> 29:15.024 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's a, it's a rocket that's right coming right back in. 29:15.044 --> 29:16.545 [UNKNOWN]: It looks like one of the launch pads. 29:16.565 --> 29:17.545 [UNKNOWN]: What does this test blew up? 29:17.605 --> 29:21.807 [UNKNOWN]: Is it almost back to my $100 level that I want to, I don't think it's far from that. 29:22.087 --> 29:23.088 [UNKNOWN]: That was close. 29:23.108 --> 29:25.170 [UNKNOWN]: Well, we about two and a quarter, maybe. 29:25.190 --> 29:26.210 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I think it was a week. 29:26.230 --> 29:28.813 [UNKNOWN]: We were going to go and now we're 120. 29:28.993 --> 29:30.554 [UNKNOWN]: It is almost a buy. 29:30.774 --> 29:32.556 [UNKNOWN]: Where's that one 15 right now? 29:32.596 --> 29:33.917 [UNKNOWN]: I want you to close today. 29:33.937 --> 29:34.557 [UNKNOWN]: Where did it open? 29:35.218 --> 29:36.198 [UNKNOWN]: Where did it open? 29:36.218 --> 29:38.060 [UNKNOWN]: Well, they came out at 135. 29:38.240 --> 29:39.841 [UNKNOWN]: It was open that day and then 50. 29:39.861 --> 29:41.082 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I never, I never got chance. 29:41.122 --> 29:41.863 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know, 135. 29:41.883 --> 29:47.147 [UNKNOWN]: There were so many buys that by the time you had a chance to even break through the and it peaked at what? 29:47.568 --> 29:48.408 [UNKNOWN]: I think two and a cue. 29:48.969 --> 29:49.609 [UNKNOWN]: Two and a quarter. 29:52.492 --> 29:54.113 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I knew there was going to be that pullback. 29:54.133 --> 29:56.854 [UNKNOWN]: There always is, it's always kind of like, it's always kind of like having sex. 29:58.115 --> 30:00.236 [UNKNOWN]: Everything's a great way that's going up. 30:00.776 --> 30:02.097 [UNKNOWN]: I thought you were talking about the pullback. 30:02.357 --> 30:10.180 [UNKNOWN]: We have to say, you should probably be good for a lot of people and society, right now, you're pretty good. 30:10.241 --> 30:11.381 [UNKNOWN]: I digress. 30:11.621 --> 30:12.201 [UNKNOWN]: All right. 30:12.281 --> 30:14.262 [UNKNOWN]: I'd be, I'm convinced that it's going to be a winner. 30:16.462 --> 30:17.463 [UNKNOWN]: Well, and that's me too, right? 30:17.483 --> 30:19.505 [UNKNOWN]: So, and I've debated this over and over again. 30:19.525 --> 30:31.074 [UNKNOWN]: I said, if you have the infrastructure play and you've been there done it, I mean, this isn't like Elon's first time up to the, you know, the orbital orbital cosmos that we need to put the data centers in, right? 30:31.475 --> 30:33.056 [UNKNOWN]: He's done it and he's gone beyond. 30:33.236 --> 30:34.237 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 30:34.317 --> 30:39.541 [UNKNOWN]: And he's showing us over and over again, how 90% of his rockets land safely. 30:40.607 --> 30:44.170 [UNKNOWN]: So we're not, we're not, we're not, you know, we're not transporting people yet. 30:44.210 --> 30:45.871 [UNKNOWN]: So we're, you know, we're talking, you know, data. 30:46.071 --> 30:47.913 [UNKNOWN]: We're talking about computers, we're talking about hardware. 30:47.933 --> 30:51.236 [UNKNOWN]: So, you know, you build that into the whole model. 30:51.436 --> 30:54.238 [UNKNOWN]: But that company now, open AIX, right? 30:54.258 --> 30:56.680 [UNKNOWN]: That's open AIX AI. 30:56.980 --> 30:59.522 [UNKNOWN]: No, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, we're confusing two companies. 30:59.782 --> 31:01.424 [UNKNOWN]: You're right, I'm sorry, my bad, my bad. 31:01.504 --> 31:03.245 [UNKNOWN]: Space X AI. 31:03.686 --> 31:06.448 [UNKNOWN]: So that includes space X, that's Tesla as well, right? 31:06.925 --> 31:07.746 [UNKNOWN]: No, Tesla's separate. 31:07.846 --> 31:08.526 [UNKNOWN]: That's separate. 31:08.546 --> 31:09.106 [UNKNOWN]: That's a separate. 31:09.227 --> 31:11.848 [UNKNOWN]: Just SpaceX and the AI technology. 31:11.868 --> 31:12.529 [UNKNOWN]: That's right. 31:12.549 --> 31:15.130 [UNKNOWN]: Which aren't there three companies that rolled up into SpaceX? 31:15.270 --> 31:15.551 [UNKNOWN]: Kind of. 31:15.571 --> 31:15.971 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 31:16.031 --> 31:17.072 [UNKNOWN]: There was, I think, Sterlingk. 31:18.092 --> 31:18.453 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah. 31:18.633 --> 31:19.173 [UNKNOWN]: XAI. 31:19.273 --> 31:19.613 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 31:20.194 --> 31:21.034 [UNKNOWN]: They're all connected. 31:21.454 --> 31:21.975 [UNKNOWN]: All connected. 31:23.068 --> 31:25.129 [UNKNOWN]: And I'm pretty sure he's like, okay, space. 31:25.510 --> 31:33.094 [UNKNOWN]: The rocket company, the satellite or the internet link, Starlink, and then the, yeah, yeah, it all makes sense, right? 31:33.114 --> 31:34.715 [UNKNOWN]: It doesn't absolutely, they're all connected. 31:34.735 --> 31:38.738 [UNKNOWN]: Well, and again, I've said it over and over again, as much as that company's going to be the next Apple or Google. 31:38.758 --> 31:39.759 [UNKNOWN]: And I really truly believe it. 31:39.779 --> 31:42.680 [UNKNOWN]: That's why if you are trying to buy at a good time. 31:42.700 --> 31:47.844 [UNKNOWN]: And I'm not, I'm not certainly, again, I listen to our disclaimers and you can listen to me again as I'm having a bourbon. 31:47.864 --> 31:49.365 [UNKNOWN]: Don't listen to my stock advice. 31:49.425 --> 31:49.605 [UNKNOWN]: But, 31:50.746 --> 31:56.592 [UNKNOWN]: If there is a potential company that has the same kind of apple, Microsoft, you know, you, you, you, you, it'll be a blue chip. 31:56.612 --> 31:58.875 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, this is, this is going to be the infrastructure. 31:58.895 --> 31:59.455 [UNKNOWN]: It's the shovels. 31:59.876 --> 32:00.597 [UNKNOWN]: It's like the gold rush. 32:00.657 --> 32:03.019 [UNKNOWN]: You know, the guy that's selling the shovels, right? 32:03.160 --> 32:04.521 [UNKNOWN]: I made more money than the gold. 32:04.561 --> 32:09.607 [UNKNOWN]: So, you know, it's, he's getting the one transporting and then maintaining. 32:09.627 --> 32:11.309 [UNKNOWN]: Because how are they going to get up there to maintain it? 32:12.022 --> 32:18.451 [UNKNOWN]: You got to pay my Uber fear and guess what the Uber fear is from here to, you know, $14,000 up and, again, it's an interesting take on. 32:18.491 --> 32:19.452 [UNKNOWN]: It's all I think you're right. 32:19.472 --> 32:19.792 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 32:19.873 --> 32:26.041 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, he'll, even if he only does, he's not taxi now, so then when you're on the ride, you don't have to watch the darn thing. 32:26.081 --> 32:27.523 [UNKNOWN]: Look at the shorter road. 32:29.852 --> 32:32.573 [UNKNOWN]: He's just playing on. 32:32.713 --> 32:33.393 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 32:33.453 --> 32:36.434 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, he just get the black Uber service and you get this a flat fee. 32:36.834 --> 32:37.034 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 32:37.214 --> 32:37.814 [UNKNOWN]: But it's pretty big. 32:37.854 --> 32:38.794 [UNKNOWN]: He's got a lot of zeros up. 32:38.814 --> 32:39.434 [UNKNOWN]: Rock and service. 32:39.454 --> 32:39.634 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 32:40.074 --> 32:54.998 [UNKNOWN]: So I mean, like everything he's doing, he could either, he could either keep, he could, he could contain it all his own company or probably more lucratively, least it out to all these other companies. 32:55.688 --> 32:56.690 [UNKNOWN]: because they're all going to need it. 32:56.970 --> 33:00.116 [UNKNOWN]: Well, he, when he perfects the data center in space, we'll tell you that's coming. 33:00.537 --> 33:01.899 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it's not even him perfecting it. 33:02.260 --> 33:04.463 [UNKNOWN]: Mind you, he, this is, this is the vessel. 33:05.932 --> 33:08.493 [UNKNOWN]: You know, they're going to have their own little pods figured out, right? 33:09.233 --> 33:14.074 [UNKNOWN]: And maybe you're on's coming up with, you know, kind of how they're building these Walmart and I call them Walmart, right? 33:14.094 --> 33:16.275 [UNKNOWN]: So these data centers, you make it, make it data centers. 33:16.315 --> 33:25.557 [UNKNOWN]: And one of the biggest real estate companies out there right now, everything in the real state business, is kind of building the Walmart four walls and electricity to these, you know, data centers. 33:25.577 --> 33:29.278 [UNKNOWN]: So you have the infrastructure and all you have to do is bring your GPUs in. 33:29.819 --> 33:31.559 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that's why I see space X doing. 33:35.486 --> 33:42.791 [UNKNOWN]: Not the GPUs, they're going to, you know, that's up to Google, that's up to anthropic, that's up to, you know, everybody else that wants to play in the field up in space. 33:44.152 --> 34:00.463 [UNKNOWN]: And we're going to now, now we're going to charge your transportation charge, we're going to charge and ongoing maintenance charge, we're going to charge you, you know, our startling charge, you know, far, you could see where the charges start rack and up like, oh, that's, I mean, he'd be, I mean, that's the lucrative, yeah, it'd be better off doing that. 34:01.844 --> 34:03.766 [UNKNOWN]: So, you know, I'm just going to invite his own service. 34:03.786 --> 34:05.547 [UNKNOWN]: It's going to take a break right now and go buy some SpaceX. 34:05.567 --> 34:06.108 [UNKNOWN]: I'll be right back. 34:09.170 --> 34:13.394 [UNKNOWN]: I'll remind our listeners to pay attention to this claim or to be giving you the show. 34:14.455 --> 34:15.756 [UNKNOWN]: All right, I'm back to our reason. 34:16.517 --> 34:17.718 [UNKNOWN]: I bought a whole quarter share. 34:20.680 --> 34:24.123 [UNKNOWN]: That memo comes man, it's on the kids, you know. 34:26.547 --> 34:27.788 [UNKNOWN]: Let me ask you guys something. 34:28.188 --> 34:30.930 [UNKNOWN]: We talk a lot about Elon and he's obviously the face of it. 34:30.991 --> 34:36.275 [UNKNOWN]: He's the rep and he is the God so to speak of AI and whatnot. 34:37.478 --> 34:46.941 [UNKNOWN]: Do you guys actually, like, is it him with every thought or do you believe it's a team that's coming up with his stuff and all he does is sign off on it? 34:48.361 --> 34:49.681 [UNKNOWN]: I think he's got an amazing team. 34:49.961 --> 34:59.264 [UNKNOWN]: And one of the team leaders is Gwen, who's been the CEO of SpaceX since 2005, maybe 2003. 34:59.284 --> 35:02.585 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, she's been there for 20 plus years. 35:03.525 --> 35:03.725 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, 35:05.159 --> 35:26.038 [UNKNOWN]: I didn't realize that that continuity, you know, and to build this company to where it is today to where is probably I think it is is it not if it's not the most valuable company it's definitely the most valuable tech company right so I think he's smart I'm sorry to interrupt no I think he's smart enough he's smart enough to know 35:27.468 --> 35:40.260 [UNKNOWN]: who to surround himself with, with whom to surround himself and make sure he's got, like I think he sets the direction of the ship and then he lets everybody else get it to work. 35:40.320 --> 35:43.803 [UNKNOWN]: I obviously, that's a good leader, but I'm just curious to get an example. 35:43.903 --> 35:44.484 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, sure. 35:44.544 --> 35:49.869 [UNKNOWN]: So, not they've had a chance to ponder that without interrupting. 35:52.735 --> 36:06.843 [UNKNOWN]: I think the cursor situation is a prime example of him acknowledging and knowing that this is beyond, this is great, this is good stuff, it's not something I can build a team and if I do build a team, I'm going to be so far behind, it's not going to even be competitive because it's marker barrier, right? 36:06.883 --> 36:15.088 [UNKNOWN]: So, he went out and made that deal with cursor when they were trying to raise two or three billion and he said, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, I'm refundable. 36:15.628 --> 36:18.030 [UNKNOWN]: Just for an option, to buy it for 60 billion. 36:18.863 --> 36:41.720 [UNKNOWN]: A lot of for 60 billion very first week after SpaceX one IPO and it was still trading at 150 to $200 right cash rich then well it was he was talking about early we'll talk me at stock and bought it all the SpaceX stock so and now owns what I personally and again I'm not endorsing I'm not being paid by curse or I've just been used to personally I do think it's one of the best 36:43.777 --> 36:56.328 [UNKNOWN]: chatting back and forth just in a conversation like a text log, back and forth to create to create and have this most powerful team of agents behind the scenes to create something out of nothing. 36:56.968 --> 37:04.415 [UNKNOWN]: When it would take years, I mean you'd have to go to some of the best colleges and there have been people out there that have done that. 37:05.411 --> 37:08.816 [UNKNOWN]: And they're more dangerous with this than us lay folks, you know? 37:09.177 --> 37:09.317 [UNKNOWN]: Sure. 37:09.337 --> 37:15.366 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, you may have touched on this in segment one, but I thought I saw today where somebody claims or was 37:19.395 --> 37:25.159 [UNKNOWN]: They almost reached the conclusion that Cod actually was real conscious. 37:25.199 --> 37:27.080 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's been floating around for a while. 37:27.740 --> 37:35.545 [UNKNOWN]: And a few of the executives, including Dario, have said, we're not sure if some of these newer models don't have consciousness. 37:36.105 --> 37:38.566 [UNKNOWN]: And you can see where it comes from, because when you're interacting back and forth, 37:41.182 --> 37:58.790 [UNKNOWN]: it's it's like having a real dialogue this isn't this isn't robotic you know this is it's empathetic it's it feels it remembers and by the way that can I just give you a few updates since we talked about plug that I've noticed over the last couple weeks that are really stand out they are now saving memories 38:00.055 --> 38:04.098 [UNKNOWN]: So, that is, that is to me one of the biggest things. 38:04.118 --> 38:08.060 [UNKNOWN]: You mean saving, like your history, your wealth, the conversation, whatever. 38:08.441 --> 38:11.403 [UNKNOWN]: So, you don't even have to tell it to save it. 38:11.503 --> 38:19.068 [UNKNOWN]: It's gonna pick up on things that you're going back and forth and say, let me, before I get into this next, let me save this to my memory. 38:20.468 --> 38:22.410 [UNKNOWN]: It's now using GPU for memory. 38:23.993 --> 38:28.801 [UNKNOWN]: Well, if you think about food, well, yeah, so yeah, they're given take, right? 38:28.821 --> 38:34.150 [UNKNOWN]: So that's yeah, we talked about the memory chips a hard they're to come by they're like they're like the other liquid gold right now, yep, but 38:35.338 --> 38:44.560 [UNKNOWN]: To be using that, that's also the service that is lacking because everybody's saving all these prompts because you come up with this great prompt, you're like, oh man, that was great. 38:44.760 --> 38:52.762 [UNKNOWN]: Before I lose it in the whole chat, and then it goes way up up the scroll and you're trying to unwind it like a receipt from a days at the Deli, right? 38:53.203 --> 38:58.444 [UNKNOWN]: It's, you need to, you need to copy and paste copy paste. 38:59.084 --> 39:02.665 [UNKNOWN]: Now if it's actually saving it, you're picking up from where you left off. 39:03.526 --> 39:05.207 [UNKNOWN]: You're not starting over in a new chat. 39:06.068 --> 39:15.853 [UNKNOWN]: All right, so Claude, I know we were talking in the other chat, but now we exhausted our memory and you couldn't open up files anymore because you ran out and I got to start a new one. 39:15.933 --> 39:17.794 [UNKNOWN]: So let's start all over again. 39:17.814 --> 39:18.935 [UNKNOWN]: I got to fill you up to speed. 39:19.215 --> 39:21.657 [UNKNOWN]: And now you spend a good portion of your time. 39:22.847 --> 39:24.968 [UNKNOWN]: rehashing stuff that you were doing. 39:25.608 --> 39:34.852 [UNKNOWN]: So the efficiency level when you're talking about engineers that are out there that are using this on an enterprise level and they're going back and forth just just for me just me up in the box. 39:35.252 --> 39:35.953 [UNKNOWN]: Let me ask you this. 39:36.473 --> 39:42.276 [UNKNOWN]: I actually think I've seen that as I'm venturing I'm just kind of dipping my toe in the water here. 39:42.896 --> 39:51.700 [UNKNOWN]: How do you do reference a former conversation with the agent or how do you go back and find if you had five things that you 39:52.941 --> 39:57.246 [UNKNOWN]: how do you pinpoint the one that you want to go back and redress? 39:58.267 --> 40:03.113 [UNKNOWN]: And there may be cross pollination between chats right now, which I haven't seen yet. 40:04.263 --> 40:09.045 [UNKNOWN]: But that made, I think that's right around the corner if it isn't happening already, because I haven't tested that yet. 40:09.185 --> 40:11.486 [UNKNOWN]: Not just was so surprised that it's actually saving. 40:11.526 --> 40:22.351 [UNKNOWN]: And in fact, it'll say, well, I'll give you an example from today, it'll say, so we finish this task, but what you're going to want to look for is tomorrow when this runs, when the crowing runs, and you're going to want to see how this performs. 40:22.371 --> 40:23.411 [UNKNOWN]: And I said, well, just make a note. 40:23.731 --> 40:24.572 [UNKNOWN]: I want you to save a note. 40:24.912 --> 40:27.353 [UNKNOWN]: Remind me tomorrow at this time to check this. 40:29.154 --> 40:30.834 [UNKNOWN]: It goes in, it's making a calendar date. 40:30.894 --> 40:31.675 [UNKNOWN]: It's making a time. 40:32.541 --> 40:35.663 [UNKNOWN]: literally when I get back on their tomorrow, it's gonna say, oh, by the way, did you check this? 40:36.483 --> 40:36.724 [UNKNOWN]: Really? 40:36.884 --> 40:37.084 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 40:38.104 --> 40:39.885 [UNKNOWN]: Ham, you can't ever get away from it, then. 40:40.566 --> 40:43.308 [UNKNOWN]: No, and you know, you know what, so that leads me into the second thing. 40:44.168 --> 40:47.710 [UNKNOWN]: So I finally broke in, I've been using my phone back and forth. 40:47.730 --> 40:55.275 [UNKNOWN]: I was going back and forth and using the Mac to, you know, communicate through notes, to take from curse, you know, from claw to curse. 40:55.355 --> 40:56.676 [UNKNOWN]: I've heard you tell me about that, yeah. 40:57.076 --> 41:00.138 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I finally, you know, broke free from that, 41:01.205 --> 41:28.246 [UNKNOWN]: those restraints and download a plot for the desktop on Mac this past week because there's not an app for that you have to go over to the website see always wonder about that is this is kind of funky right but the so I download it it's awesome it's awesome it has so many more tools in the desktop version and it syncs up with your so now all your folders in co-work you can pull up so right now I did the headlines in my desktop and I pulled it up in my phone 41:29.922 --> 41:30.983 [UNKNOWN]: I am so far behind. 41:31.043 --> 41:32.163 [UNKNOWN]: It's awesome, you know? 41:32.443 --> 41:32.804 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 41:32.824 --> 41:35.445 [UNKNOWN]: So you talk about two major efficiencies, right? 41:35.465 --> 41:41.989 [UNKNOWN]: So instead of having to know, before I was having an R, so let me save that file, download the file, pull it up with my, no. 41:42.029 --> 41:45.491 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, really in this day and age, that's kind of an necessity. 41:45.511 --> 41:46.431 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, it is. 41:46.451 --> 41:48.072 [UNKNOWN]: I'm surprised that it took him that long to do it. 41:48.152 --> 41:48.692 [UNKNOWN]: Well, do that. 41:48.952 --> 41:51.874 [UNKNOWN]: Again, GPU is like digital gold, right? 41:51.894 --> 41:57.077 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, if it's saving all that, I mean, imagine the storage that's required, rather it well. 41:57.597 --> 42:00.624 [UNKNOWN]: in that random access type of memory or like drive space. 42:03.105 --> 42:07.527 [UNKNOWN]: Even it's just text has to be an unbelievable amount of data. 42:07.647 --> 42:09.307 [UNKNOWN]: I just can't, and now you're one person. 42:09.988 --> 42:11.588 [UNKNOWN]: And trust me, I've a little bit of that up. 42:11.608 --> 42:12.409 [UNKNOWN]: I'm sure you have. 42:12.709 --> 42:13.529 [UNKNOWN]: I'm like, remember that, too. 42:13.949 --> 42:14.090 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 42:14.410 --> 42:14.950 [UNKNOWN]: Let me ask me. 42:15.130 --> 42:16.050 [UNKNOWN]: You asked me, is it not? 42:16.551 --> 42:17.591 [UNKNOWN]: You're the one that's remembering everything. 42:17.611 --> 42:18.592 [UNKNOWN]: You just took every mind me. 42:18.952 --> 42:19.772 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 42:19.792 --> 42:22.973 [UNKNOWN]: Between us, we have, we average 50 agents. 42:23.314 --> 42:23.514 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 42:23.594 --> 42:25.234 [UNKNOWN]: He has 99 and I have one. 42:25.254 --> 42:26.375 [UNKNOWN]: But we average 50. 42:26.455 --> 42:28.396 [UNKNOWN]: So he's got a lot going on with what he does. 42:28.896 --> 42:29.157 [UNKNOWN]: I do. 42:29.257 --> 42:31.079 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, and these agents are amazing, Lou. 42:31.299 --> 42:33.582 [UNKNOWN]: They're amazing. 42:33.602 --> 42:39.370 [UNKNOWN]: And not only the agents that are going out every night and scraping all the governmental websites, but the agents that I have that are checking on these agents now. 42:39.950 --> 42:43.054 [UNKNOWN]: So I've got this dashboard that is expanded to multi-layer. 42:43.114 --> 42:45.538 [UNKNOWN]: It is a multi-layered agent set that 42:46.890 --> 42:54.035 [UNKNOWN]: These agents are watching over the agents and they're learning me immediately if something starts drifting, if it starts not working properly, there's an error. 42:54.615 --> 43:01.540 [UNKNOWN]: Instead of having to learn from a customer or a user that's using it, I'm getting notified beforehand so I can fix it as quickly as possible. 43:02.523 --> 43:03.564 [UNKNOWN]: So does it's crazy? 43:03.885 --> 43:14.657 [UNKNOWN]: Does it suggest like the ones that are overseeing the managers, the manager agents, like, what will they say, hey, agent 89, fuck that up, you know, they're not pulling their weight. 43:14.757 --> 43:15.918 [UNKNOWN]: No, how does that work? 43:15.998 --> 43:17.180 [UNKNOWN]: It's identified by task. 43:19.306 --> 43:25.870 [UNKNOWN]: So the management agents know what the responsibilities are of all the other agents that are underneath them. 43:25.930 --> 43:30.313 [UNKNOWN]: Each management agent is at least mine, or have a defined task. 43:31.133 --> 43:33.715 [UNKNOWN]: So this agent is in charge of looking over this task. 43:34.435 --> 43:39.439 [UNKNOWN]: So basically you have how many eight you said, how many of the management does it? 43:39.499 --> 43:42.862 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I have over a hundred that go out every evening. 43:42.882 --> 43:44.783 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, the ones that we are seeing them. 43:44.943 --> 43:48.866 [UNKNOWN]: Then the ones that go over seeing them, I probably have another, I'm just trying to count down through it. 43:49.807 --> 43:50.908 [UNKNOWN]: Maybe another 30 or 40. 43:51.808 --> 43:55.351 [UNKNOWN]: So you can be in a cape with those ones, but not the ones below them. 43:55.752 --> 43:57.853 [UNKNOWN]: So they're kind of autonomous, so there's other ones. 43:57.973 --> 43:58.454 [UNKNOWN]: Well, they are. 43:59.274 --> 44:01.475 [UNKNOWN]: And that's a scary part. 44:01.495 --> 44:10.557 [UNKNOWN]: So if you left them just go wild, and then we just were talking about that with, well, we were starting to talk about that before we went off-air on the first segment is, Chatchee B.T. 44:10.577 --> 44:12.958 [UNKNOWN]: that was the other thing they said, just try to kind of spur it on. 44:12.978 --> 44:21.740 [UNKNOWN]: They said, look, we were trying to create the sandbox environment, you know, in the sandbox environment, we were talking with, 44:22.780 --> 44:44.875 [UNKNOWN]: you know Casey about that all Microsoft's you know that and that's a great term to be used and it's it's an environment to see what they can do what you know just just see what you can do so it supposedly just proved this and then it said then it started breaking out of the sandbox well of course they're going to say that right now again I'm so skeptical you know but uh it this thing so damn powerful it actually went out and bought the SpaceX dock 44:49.327 --> 44:57.609 [UNKNOWN]: I have to be able to visualize a thing like a physical thing and there's, there is no physical thing here. 44:58.229 --> 45:02.991 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, so in my mind, I see these little, even if it's just like a little black dot. 45:03.011 --> 45:05.031 [UNKNOWN]: I think of like I spy. 45:05.251 --> 45:06.271 [UNKNOWN]: This is cartoon. 45:06.291 --> 45:13.053 [UNKNOWN]: This might be a great fifth segment talk in the blob world here because maybe the physical thing with the digital agents is, 45:14.209 --> 45:20.909 [UNKNOWN]: physical, but maybe it's, you know, on that Bluetooth level, maybe just something our sensors can't pick up, you know, visually or 45:22.866 --> 45:24.427 [UNKNOWN]: Do you know how many people out there? 45:24.608 --> 45:30.773 [UNKNOWN]: I'm gonna back to half the people that are hearing all this AI stuff when you speak about an agent? 45:31.714 --> 45:35.117 [UNKNOWN]: They actually think that there's a human person. 45:35.137 --> 45:36.878 [UNKNOWN]: A physical thing that you're dealing with. 45:36.958 --> 45:39.321 [UNKNOWN]: Now I don't think they can grasp that this is a thing. 45:39.341 --> 45:40.021 [UNKNOWN]: That's what it is. 45:40.061 --> 45:42.663 [UNKNOWN]: It's a vicious, it's not a human being. 45:42.724 --> 45:44.085 [UNKNOWN]: It's not an organic body. 45:44.645 --> 45:44.885 [UNKNOWN]: It is. 45:45.786 --> 45:47.088 [UNKNOWN]: It's it's signals. 45:47.268 --> 45:50.171 [UNKNOWN]: It's a computer essentially. 45:50.191 --> 45:53.274 [UNKNOWN]: When you talk about this consciousness, you know, thing that's, you know, been going around. 45:53.294 --> 45:58.900 [UNKNOWN]: So that's why there's there's actually laws on the books that are proposed to say that they have to say. 46:00.304 --> 46:02.887 [UNKNOWN]: agents do not have human rights. 46:03.207 --> 46:04.248 [UNKNOWN]: They're not allowed to vote. 46:04.268 --> 46:05.490 [UNKNOWN]: They're not allowed to create companies. 46:05.510 --> 46:10.435 [UNKNOWN]: They're not allowed to, you know, all the things that you would be able to do as a human being that you're not allowed to vote. 46:10.455 --> 46:16.442 [UNKNOWN]: You know, all the stuff, can you believe that our legislators are actually having to take, I applaud them. 46:16.722 --> 46:19.605 [UNKNOWN]: I, well, applaud the fact that they're even an out ahead of this. 46:19.725 --> 46:20.606 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right? 46:20.966 --> 46:21.487 [UNKNOWN]: Generally speaking, 46:21.587 --> 46:26.951 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I mean, it's crazy, I think you know, reactive, then active and I, I agree with that. 46:26.991 --> 46:34.137 [UNKNOWN]: I totally, well, the proactive problem is the muck that's happening in the legislature because if they don't get, there's so many in the books, they're not getting through. 46:35.131 --> 46:38.273 [UNKNOWN]: So, you know, they end up dying off, you know, that's what happens. 46:38.293 --> 46:52.479 [UNKNOWN]: If you have a law that doesn't get passed, then if you don't take special measures to carry it over to the next, you know, term, depending on if it's one term or it's a by, you know, some, some have, you know, two terms, they're basically how you keep up the speed at all. 46:52.499 --> 46:53.020 [UNKNOWN]: That's tough, Brad. 46:54.000 --> 46:55.961 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to throw you a little curveball here. 46:56.822 --> 47:04.306 [UNKNOWN]: When I walked in, I was talking with Eric and Perry about a token Excel spreadsheet that had no numbers, and it just had data. 47:04.626 --> 47:07.148 [UNKNOWN]: Put it in the cloud, and I said, give me a PowerPoint. 47:08.008 --> 47:10.470 [UNKNOWN]: Then about a minute and a half, I had an eight-page PowerPoint. 47:10.810 --> 47:18.855 [UNKNOWN]: And we started talking a little bit more about Excel, being one of the most awesome tools in the history of awesome tools, right? 47:20.531 --> 47:27.679 [UNKNOWN]: How long do you think it would take AI today to create Excel on its own? 47:27.820 --> 47:30.322 [UNKNOWN]: If Excel didn't exist, how long would it take? 47:30.483 --> 47:32.885 [UNKNOWN]: And obviously there's, you can't come up with an answer. 47:32.985 --> 47:36.570 [UNKNOWN]: No, this is a great philosophical, but this is a great philosophical debate for the first segment. 47:36.590 --> 47:39.953 [UNKNOWN]: I think we talk about that with the layers, and I'm just trying to, you know. 47:40.554 --> 47:42.555 [UNKNOWN]: That's your math question that you wanted to do. 47:42.595 --> 47:46.256 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, this is just kind of, no, but this is a great question. 47:46.276 --> 47:47.197 [UNKNOWN]: So it's kind of like the check. 47:47.217 --> 47:48.237 [UNKNOWN]: I don't think there is an answer. 47:48.257 --> 47:50.818 [UNKNOWN]: No, I think it's the chicken and egg argument. 47:50.838 --> 47:54.820 [UNKNOWN]: Because if you look at everything that I'm doing with agents, it's all built off a database. 47:54.980 --> 47:56.441 [UNKNOWN]: So data is what it is. 47:56.921 --> 48:02.083 [UNKNOWN]: If you do not have a database or the capability of having data, do you even have the ability to have an agent? 48:02.715 --> 48:04.576 [UNKNOWN]: So, it's the chicken and the egg, you know, argument. 48:04.737 --> 48:07.679 [UNKNOWN]: It's really agreed, but Excel, to me, has done it. 48:07.719 --> 48:09.120 [UNKNOWN]: It's good at job, but organizing. 48:09.220 --> 48:09.760 [UNKNOWN]: No doubt. 48:10.641 --> 48:18.487 [UNKNOWN]: And because of Excel and because of that format, I have over 780,000 rows of data now. 48:19.227 --> 48:19.748 [UNKNOWN]: Jesus Christ. 48:20.488 --> 48:21.409 [UNKNOWN]: That's unbelievable. 48:22.169 --> 48:23.410 [UNKNOWN]: That's the code that it wrote. 48:23.971 --> 48:26.813 [UNKNOWN]: No, no, that's just my database from the laws. 48:28.807 --> 48:31.008 [UNKNOWN]: Wow, I can't even grasp what 780,000. 48:31.068 --> 48:32.649 [UNKNOWN]: I can't do it. 48:32.689 --> 48:33.530 [UNKNOWN]: Just so you print that out. 48:34.510 --> 48:36.251 [UNKNOWN]: Just just picture screwing down. 48:36.271 --> 48:37.752 [UNKNOWN]: There's just 60. 48:37.952 --> 48:38.613 [UNKNOWN]: I'll read that. 48:38.673 --> 48:39.453 [UNKNOWN]: I'll read that. 48:39.533 --> 48:42.195 [UNKNOWN]: Hit your scrolling down on an Excel spreadsheet. 48:42.956 --> 48:53.165 [UNKNOWN]: And you can see every one of those, you know, as you, is the constant, okay, so now I have some relativity there, you have 780,000 lines of excelsis, and it keeps building by the day. 48:53.386 --> 48:55.788 [UNKNOWN]: So those are individual entries in your database. 48:55.908 --> 49:03.515 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, so every entry, you know, it has all the different rows, right, so you have the entry and then you have, you know, the different columns and all the different fields. 49:03.895 --> 49:11.881 [UNKNOWN]: Wow, with my old man mouse as I would scroll down and up with a like a kind of my my skin You probably knew see get it right. 49:11.901 --> 49:13.182 [UNKNOWN]: Why does it probably kick down? 49:13.202 --> 49:13.963 [UNKNOWN]: 108, that's crazy. 49:13.983 --> 49:14.523 [UNKNOWN]: That's amazing. 49:14.543 --> 49:18.546 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know how many lines are code it wrote to you 49:24.510 --> 49:27.633 [UNKNOWN]: I wasn't making fun of anybody. 49:27.853 --> 49:30.535 [UNKNOWN]: I was just wondering if you were like compensating governor. 49:30.696 --> 49:33.598 [UNKNOWN]: How many lines of code did Claude write for your prayer? 49:34.239 --> 49:34.639 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 49:34.679 --> 49:35.940 [UNKNOWN]: That'd be a good question. 49:36.000 --> 49:36.741 [UNKNOWN]: Ask it tomorrow, right? 49:37.081 --> 49:39.063 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I was like, I'd be interested to see. 49:39.323 --> 49:41.244 [UNKNOWN]: It's probably hundreds of thousands. 49:41.284 --> 49:41.825 [UNKNOWN]: It's a lot. 49:42.605 --> 49:43.166 [UNKNOWN]: It's amazing. 49:43.306 --> 49:45.067 [UNKNOWN]: The files, the files. 49:45.168 --> 49:45.788 [UNKNOWN]: I see the files. 49:48.022 --> 49:48.442 [UNKNOWN]: files. 49:48.722 --> 49:51.803 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, what do we have coming up in a third segment today? 49:51.863 --> 49:52.664 [UNKNOWN]: We're going to continue. 49:52.684 --> 49:53.984 [UNKNOWN]: We're going to continue this. 49:54.324 --> 49:55.405 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 49:55.645 --> 49:55.825 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 49:56.085 --> 49:57.285 [UNKNOWN]: We've got Eric coming on. 49:57.465 --> 50:01.647 [UNKNOWN]: You know, but we'll be better to come on to introduce the burden that he brought. 50:01.907 --> 50:04.528 [UNKNOWN]: You know, we were showcasing a little bit for the artwork last week. 50:04.888 --> 50:05.808 [UNKNOWN]: But now it's front and center. 50:05.828 --> 50:06.629 [UNKNOWN]: So now we're going to try it. 50:07.109 --> 50:07.489 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 50:07.529 --> 50:08.669 [UNKNOWN]: You know what I'd like to ask him. 50:08.889 --> 50:09.090 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 50:09.150 --> 50:10.230 [UNKNOWN]: Can we change his name? 50:11.010 --> 50:12.291 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, okay. 50:12.331 --> 50:13.531 [UNKNOWN]: I just want to change one letter. 50:13.711 --> 50:14.231 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah. 50:15.012 --> 50:15.712 [UNKNOWN]: I want to make the R. 50:19.812 --> 50:20.733 [UNKNOWN]: Who is more epic? 50:21.334 --> 50:22.154 [UNKNOWN]: Listen and Eric. 50:22.335 --> 50:23.936 [UNKNOWN]: This sounds like a two-for-one deal in the corridors. 50:24.657 --> 50:26.318 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, there he is. 50:26.759 --> 50:27.239 [UNKNOWN]: There he is. 50:27.279 --> 50:28.100 [UNKNOWN]: Here you go. 50:28.140 --> 50:29.261 [UNKNOWN]: Here you go. 50:29.281 --> 50:30.763 [UNKNOWN]: We'll be right back with Eric. 50:30.863 --> 50:31.523 [UNKNOWN]: Epic Golsky. 50:31.743 --> 50:32.104 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 50:46.021 --> 50:56.067 [UNKNOWN]: AI, data, privacy, cybersecurity, across all 50 states and federal, the law changed overnight. 50:57.407 --> 50:59.629 [UNKNOWN]: But this morning, you're not scrambling. 51:00.469 --> 51:10.535 [UNKNOWN]: One coffee, one scroll, every new development that matters, in plain English, reviewed by an attorney linked to its official government source. 51:11.435 --> 51:12.536 [UNKNOWN]: That's Docket Daily. 51:13.276 --> 51:15.937 [UNKNOWN]: The four pillars every morning, one place. 51:16.918 --> 51:20.119 [UNKNOWN]: Start your free two week trial at docketdaly.ai. 51:40.028 --> 51:41.808 [UNKNOWN]: that you want to, yeah, they do. 51:41.868 --> 51:42.509 [UNKNOWN]: Of course they do. 51:42.629 --> 51:44.189 [UNKNOWN]: It's a lie, it's not one. 51:44.209 --> 51:49.550 [UNKNOWN]: Minimum, I'm going to go one better for you, yes. 51:49.590 --> 51:50.531 [UNKNOWN]: Can you say 10s? 51:50.551 --> 51:52.951 [UNKNOWN]: I know, no, it's even different than that. 51:53.572 --> 51:54.872 [UNKNOWN]: I was in one of those places. 51:55.652 --> 52:00.493 [UNKNOWN]: It might have been recently, no, no. 52:00.973 --> 52:06.195 [UNKNOWN]: Just last night, I was, I was to the point where I said, 52:07.652 --> 52:09.853 [UNKNOWN]: I'm sorry, I'm not a money. 52:09.873 --> 52:10.953 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 52:11.513 --> 52:12.894 [UNKNOWN]: And she said, well, it's okay. 52:12.914 --> 52:15.834 [UNKNOWN]: You can just bend over me. 52:15.874 --> 52:16.875 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 52:17.175 --> 52:18.935 [UNKNOWN]: Did she ever bend my coat on her ass? 52:22.296 --> 52:25.837 [UNKNOWN]: I was with another buddy of mine who, who I- My last tattoo is fresh. 52:26.877 --> 52:27.998 [UNKNOWN]: She's just skinned. 52:31.599 --> 52:32.459 [UNKNOWN]: No, it was crazy. 52:32.479 --> 52:32.819 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 52:38.123 --> 52:39.243 [UNKNOWN]: Well, there you have it, folks. 52:39.824 --> 52:42.504 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, strip clubs have gone to the QR code. 52:42.524 --> 52:43.305 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, what are you doing? 52:43.325 --> 52:44.305 [UNKNOWN]: You're gone to plan. 52:44.405 --> 52:44.845 [UNKNOWN]: What are you doing? 52:44.865 --> 52:45.525 [UNKNOWN]: You don't have pockets. 52:47.926 --> 52:48.606 [UNKNOWN]: That's true. 52:48.626 --> 52:52.908 [UNKNOWN]: I guess I'll tell you. 52:52.928 --> 53:03.971 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it's 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 53:06.007 --> 53:14.052 [UNKNOWN]: Now that Louie's pulled us back into his little quiet space where you get the private lap dance. 53:17.894 --> 53:23.497 [UNKNOWN]: I'm sure our listeners haven't figured out that we've actually cracked into this bottle. 53:23.557 --> 53:24.038 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, we have. 53:24.058 --> 53:25.218 [UNKNOWN]: That's what we cracked into the bottle. 53:25.318 --> 53:26.159 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, we have. 53:26.279 --> 53:27.520 [UNKNOWN]: And this is an amazing bottle. 53:27.560 --> 53:28.820 [UNKNOWN]: So let's talk about it, okay? 53:29.121 --> 53:30.021 [UNKNOWN]: Dark arts. 53:30.081 --> 53:30.822 [UNKNOWN]: Dark arts. 53:30.842 --> 53:31.582 [UNKNOWN]: Dark arts. 53:31.762 --> 53:33.423 [UNKNOWN]: Kind of like the dark humor that we've been like. 53:33.503 --> 53:34.444 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, kind of like that. 53:34.964 --> 53:57.838 [UNKNOWN]: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, 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 54:04.962 --> 54:10.085 [UNKNOWN]: 200-year-old oak trees from Japan and off-dose. 54:10.765 --> 54:13.626 [UNKNOWN]: We thought they were dead and we thought they were dead. 54:13.926 --> 54:17.628 [UNKNOWN]: And that's, so they'll finish it with that type of wood, Mizunata. 54:17.908 --> 54:20.750 [UNKNOWN]: This is not quite sure what they use, but they'll use wood, you know. 54:20.770 --> 54:23.211 [UNKNOWN]: You know, you know, we're happy to see. 54:23.591 --> 54:24.151 [UNKNOWN]: We're happy to see. 54:24.171 --> 54:24.871 [UNKNOWN]: We're happy to see. 54:28.184 --> 54:32.766 [UNKNOWN]: Is that my ED meds, we know what happens to my ED meds, right? 54:32.826 --> 54:34.827 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, Louis doesn't miss a point together. 54:34.847 --> 54:35.827 [UNKNOWN]: We rise. 54:36.088 --> 54:36.748 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's right. 54:37.188 --> 54:38.289 [UNKNOWN]: Together we rise. 54:38.309 --> 54:38.789 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, Louis. 54:38.829 --> 54:39.309 [UNKNOWN]: I don't grasp. 54:39.329 --> 54:40.209 [UNKNOWN]: He goes behind a bar. 54:40.309 --> 54:42.110 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to be a little bit concerned. 54:42.130 --> 54:43.311 [UNKNOWN]: They use some other, no. 54:43.431 --> 54:45.852 [UNKNOWN]: Exotic woods, like some of the exact Brazilian woods. 54:46.432 --> 54:48.273 [UNKNOWN]: But that's that's that's there. 54:48.413 --> 54:48.893 [UNKNOWN]: You're using it. 54:48.913 --> 54:49.974 [UNKNOWN]: A lot of very exotic. 54:50.154 --> 54:52.795 [UNKNOWN]: So they read the double locate basically. 54:53.415 --> 55:01.041 [UNKNOWN]: In a way though, yeah, they finish it off in those different barrels or So when I get it, it's already been oh Yeah, so even though we are still talking about bourbon, right? 55:01.061 --> 55:02.182 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I don't know. 55:02.202 --> 55:05.324 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, we talked about wood exotic finishing off. 55:05.924 --> 55:18.133 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I thought we were still at the strip club So on now, don't you remember we ran out of money You go Bill's our guards Hence the dark eyes, but hey, you know 55:19.316 --> 55:21.077 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I'm going to bear it's very good. 55:21.477 --> 55:25.160 [UNKNOWN]: It's real, so what is the, what is the temperature on this? 55:25.380 --> 55:29.923 [UNKNOWN]: Is it a, it's been watered down a little bit? 55:30.163 --> 55:32.585 [UNKNOWN]: It's a little bit too low for us. 55:32.785 --> 55:33.906 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I think it is, right? 55:33.966 --> 55:37.068 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, hey, hey, it's a little on the list side. 55:37.128 --> 55:41.010 [UNKNOWN]: I noticed that when I was coming on era, you know, Eric was adding his third layer of alchemy to this. 55:44.558 --> 55:45.278 [UNKNOWN]: That's what it is. 55:45.899 --> 55:47.740 [UNKNOWN]: That's the finish. 55:47.760 --> 55:48.460 [UNKNOWN]: That's the finish. 55:48.640 --> 55:49.440 [UNKNOWN]: That's the finish. 55:49.480 --> 55:50.381 [UNKNOWN]: That's the finish. 55:50.421 --> 55:50.641 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 55:50.681 --> 55:51.921 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 55:51.961 --> 55:54.923 [UNKNOWN]: If you saw the artwork there, that is the guy that does the finishing. 55:57.957 --> 55:59.537 [UNKNOWN]: What the hell was that? 55:59.557 --> 56:02.638 [UNKNOWN]: Well, if you play games and you have, you know, fish him now. 56:03.258 --> 56:04.039 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah. 56:04.079 --> 56:05.599 [UNKNOWN]: I think in, uh, Mortal Kombat. 56:05.719 --> 56:06.799 [UNKNOWN]: Exactly. 56:06.819 --> 56:07.380 [UNKNOWN]: That's him. 56:07.560 --> 56:07.980 [UNKNOWN]: That's him. 56:08.500 --> 56:09.140 [UNKNOWN]: The look. 56:09.320 --> 56:09.860 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's right. 56:09.920 --> 56:11.621 [UNKNOWN]: That's the finishing guy, right? 56:11.661 --> 56:13.061 [UNKNOWN]: You kind of scared me with that face. 56:13.081 --> 56:14.922 [UNKNOWN]: You just got, I'll just get that one. 56:14.942 --> 56:15.642 [UNKNOWN]: Is this 100? 56:15.722 --> 56:16.362 [UNKNOWN]: That's 100. 56:16.482 --> 56:19.603 [UNKNOWN]: So on the bottle, it says barely legal bourbon. 56:19.883 --> 56:21.484 [UNKNOWN]: So now you just got to hold another crowd in. 56:21.504 --> 56:21.944 [UNKNOWN]: So you're, 56:23.165 --> 56:27.898 [UNKNOWN]: So your Eric you're saying to it means I mean our search term just one way of the guidelines 56:33.135 --> 56:38.740 [UNKNOWN]: I think that's what they mean because when they finish it, yeah, I think that's what it bill. 56:38.760 --> 56:52.130 [UNKNOWN]: Oh my goodness, all these, is that being, so you're saying they're pushing the guidelines that we talked about last week, which were a certain grain bill, it's to be 51% corn, about 18 and older, new 18, maybe 21, yeah. 56:55.348 --> 56:59.090 [UNKNOWN]: So this is a, yeah, it's an interesting comment on the label. 56:59.150 --> 57:02.673 [UNKNOWN]: It's a, it's a, it's a, it is good. 57:02.773 --> 57:05.855 [UNKNOWN]: It's very good, it's real sweet and it has a different finish. 57:05.915 --> 57:07.516 [UNKNOWN]: I don't, I can't quite put my finger on. 57:07.556 --> 57:09.617 [UNKNOWN]: It's like a ginger taste or something. 57:09.817 --> 57:11.338 [UNKNOWN]: Mm, hey, a couple, when you get one. 57:11.358 --> 57:12.519 [UNKNOWN]: Really rough neck jerks. 57:12.559 --> 57:13.760 [UNKNOWN]: I haven't had that one yet. 57:13.880 --> 57:19.804 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I, I, I, I went back to pond in the horse soldier because that's my, uh, my top three again. 57:19.984 --> 57:24.367 [UNKNOWN]: Louie, I, I got, uh, I got to the party late and I haven't had any of that yet. 57:25.406 --> 57:29.734 [UNKNOWN]: But that's my next poor will be on the check out the color though the color. 57:29.854 --> 57:31.297 [UNKNOWN]: I mean it just looks rich. 57:31.437 --> 57:33.541 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no, no, check out the carmeling. 57:33.581 --> 57:34.804 [UNKNOWN]: I know you can't see now you can 57:37.237 --> 57:39.638 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, I was looking at this box. 57:39.658 --> 57:44.801 [UNKNOWN]: This dude looks like Methuselar, who's Abba Canisar? 57:44.941 --> 57:49.583 [UNKNOWN]: Who was some of those old mythical wow you're going to Oh, dude, what the fuck are you talking about? 57:49.683 --> 57:50.043 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 57:50.063 --> 57:51.564 [UNKNOWN]: He's close to him and he's been easier. 57:51.664 --> 57:56.126 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he's talking about Zeus and Yeah, you'll lost me to Abba Canisar. 57:56.146 --> 57:57.267 [UNKNOWN]: I was like, I never heard of that. 57:57.287 --> 57:58.387 [UNKNOWN]: I lost me to Perry. 57:58.968 --> 57:59.288 [UNKNOWN]: Sorry 58:01.689 --> 58:07.612 [UNKNOWN]: I'm telling you, I'm so embarrassed, I'm usually the voice of reason here and I've lost a word. 58:07.892 --> 58:11.094 [UNKNOWN]: No, Lou, we never listen to you as a voice of reason. 58:12.815 --> 58:15.156 [UNKNOWN]: Actually, I think you and I are the only voice of reason here. 58:16.277 --> 58:19.358 [UNKNOWN]: We get, we're gonna get epic and giggle match going. 58:19.759 --> 58:20.539 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's coming. 58:21.360 --> 58:22.400 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I have no idea. 58:22.420 --> 58:23.201 [UNKNOWN]: I've been swallowing it. 58:23.461 --> 58:24.381 [UNKNOWN]: That's a glass of whiskey. 58:24.761 --> 58:25.541 [UNKNOWN]: That's a glass of wine. 58:25.941 --> 58:27.082 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, well, even though he's holding. 58:27.362 --> 58:27.642 [UNKNOWN]: You see? 58:27.842 --> 58:28.862 [UNKNOWN]: See, here I thought it was a tulip. 58:29.142 --> 58:29.822 [UNKNOWN]: It is. 58:30.062 --> 58:30.282 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 58:30.623 --> 58:31.463 [UNKNOWN]: I thought he's holding a tulip. 58:31.523 --> 58:32.203 [UNKNOWN]: It just kind of massed. 58:32.263 --> 58:32.843 [UNKNOWN]: It's a tulip. 58:33.043 --> 58:33.243 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 58:33.503 --> 58:35.004 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I just, you know, I just was looking. 58:35.024 --> 58:36.084 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, what was he holding there, you know? 58:36.144 --> 58:37.384 [UNKNOWN]: What did you think it was like a machete? 58:38.005 --> 58:38.385 [UNKNOWN]: Uh-huh. 58:38.565 --> 58:41.946 [UNKNOWN]: No, it's just, it's very daint and look, but we're going to have a lot, we're going to have a lot. 58:41.966 --> 58:44.666 [UNKNOWN]: It kind of looks like the, the whisper glasses that we, you know, yeah. 58:44.906 --> 58:45.567 [UNKNOWN]: I know what you mean. 58:45.627 --> 58:45.787 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, 58:50.797 --> 58:53.319 [UNKNOWN]: We can we get this for next week. 58:53.339 --> 58:58.123 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to have some of those but they apparently are the legit Bourbon poor glass. 58:58.203 --> 58:59.424 [UNKNOWN]: We're like we had over it. 58:59.504 --> 59:00.585 [UNKNOWN]: It's like three shots. 59:00.645 --> 59:00.905 [UNKNOWN]: Three. 59:01.045 --> 59:02.326 [UNKNOWN]: Three times size of a shot. 59:02.526 --> 59:03.367 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, a real small. 59:03.387 --> 59:04.728 [UNKNOWN]: I know what you mean. 59:04.748 --> 59:05.269 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 59:05.449 --> 59:07.090 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 59:07.130 --> 59:08.891 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 59:08.911 --> 59:09.232 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 59:09.252 --> 59:10.192 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know a little too small. 59:12.654 --> 59:13.875 [UNKNOWN]: It's kind of like Biggie's big mouth. 59:13.895 --> 59:15.036 [UNKNOWN]: You know, that's a big idea. 59:15.236 --> 59:15.637 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we just 59:16.740 --> 59:18.822 [UNKNOWN]: Well, uh, it's a different perspective. 59:18.882 --> 59:21.023 [UNKNOWN]: So I'm going to, okay, maybe they come in bigger. 59:21.183 --> 59:22.504 [UNKNOWN]: We can give you a smaller glass if you want. 59:23.085 --> 59:23.765 [UNKNOWN]: You want the kitty size? 59:24.085 --> 59:24.305 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 59:26.287 --> 59:27.648 [UNKNOWN]: Barely legal group public. 59:27.668 --> 59:29.409 [UNKNOWN]: To be guck our early legal small size. 59:29.629 --> 59:31.911 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's called Scurbo. 59:31.931 --> 59:34.433 [UNKNOWN]: When you go and you don't want a full bear, they give you a short one. 59:34.493 --> 59:35.073 [UNKNOWN]: It's Scurbo. 59:35.093 --> 59:35.513 [UNKNOWN]: That's right. 59:35.754 --> 59:36.034 [UNKNOWN]: Mm. 59:36.474 --> 59:37.375 [UNKNOWN]: Give me 18 Scurbo rules. 59:38.015 --> 59:38.275 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 59:41.958 --> 59:44.520 [UNKNOWN]: So Eric, how did you ever find out about this particular bourbon? 59:46.439 --> 59:52.165 [UNKNOWN]: Um, I don't remember actually, I think I was just looking for, uh, there was a, no, there was a, there was a bourbon website. 59:52.990 --> 01:00:08.982 [UNKNOWN]: Maybe it was the one that you sent, I think you sent maybe Instagram, but I think maybe or it was a not bourbon website and I'm like, well, this is really interesting, but it was super expensive, like aftermarket, like secondary market, really, that bottle I've seen for 400 bucks. 01:00:09.142 --> 01:00:10.083 [UNKNOWN]: No way. 01:00:10.263 --> 01:00:11.404 [UNKNOWN]: What are you doing bringing that in here? 01:00:11.444 --> 01:00:11.944 [UNKNOWN]: What is this? 01:00:11.984 --> 01:00:12.865 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 01:00:12.905 --> 01:00:14.166 [UNKNOWN]: Let's set that clip to the end. 01:00:14.246 --> 01:00:14.787 [UNKNOWN]: 69, 69, 99. 01:00:16.816 --> 01:00:19.098 [UNKNOWN]: Listen, we're going to put that on Facebook marketplace, right? 01:00:19.158 --> 01:00:20.779 [UNKNOWN]: I thought I saw this. 01:00:20.799 --> 01:00:21.599 [UNKNOWN]: Yes. 01:00:21.619 --> 01:00:23.201 [UNKNOWN]: So I saw, like, that's crazy. 01:00:23.361 --> 01:00:24.622 [UNKNOWN]: And I didn't think about it. 01:00:24.802 --> 01:00:25.522 [UNKNOWN]: And I looked it up. 01:00:25.562 --> 01:00:26.843 [UNKNOWN]: And I thought it was around 70. 01:00:27.404 --> 01:00:27.724 [UNKNOWN]: 69. 01:00:28.124 --> 01:00:28.805 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:00:28.845 --> 01:00:29.025 [UNKNOWN]: Yes. 01:00:29.045 --> 01:00:29.265 [UNKNOWN]: Funny. 01:00:29.305 --> 01:00:30.726 [UNKNOWN]: It's kind of like, Digo were 10 last week. 01:00:30.766 --> 01:00:32.848 [UNKNOWN]: You know, that's a $60, $50. 01:00:32.868 --> 01:00:33.308 [UNKNOWN]: $60 model. 01:00:33.328 --> 01:00:33.628 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:00:33.768 --> 01:00:36.650 [UNKNOWN]: But after market after market, a secondary market is 105 bucks. 01:00:37.591 --> 01:00:38.652 [UNKNOWN]: even more. 01:00:38.692 --> 01:00:41.015 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but it's 30 it was 38 dollars here. 01:00:41.235 --> 01:00:47.983 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's so I explained to me guys because I'll all have heard for the last couple of months is how there's a glut of bourbon on the market right now. 01:00:48.043 --> 01:00:49.865 [UNKNOWN]: You know, it's still hard to find after market. 01:00:50.566 --> 01:00:51.587 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I blown up. 01:00:51.788 --> 01:00:55.472 [UNKNOWN]: I think the glut of bourbon they're talking about is probably those that are aren't in the top. 01:00:56.513 --> 01:00:57.795 [UNKNOWN]: It's the more mass produced stuff. 01:00:58.233 --> 01:01:01.855 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, like that stuff we drank earlier, which is actually very good. 01:01:01.875 --> 01:01:05.658 [UNKNOWN]: So when you have the collectables, are the most desired, you know, the desirables. 01:01:06.318 --> 01:01:07.939 [UNKNOWN]: And they're also not selling at the Canada. 01:01:07.959 --> 01:01:13.543 [UNKNOWN]: And the Katie and some, uh, there's an, there's an import ban on, on, on Verbin. 01:01:13.743 --> 01:01:14.223 [UNKNOWN]: Is that right? 01:01:14.343 --> 01:01:14.483 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:01:14.643 --> 01:01:18.986 [UNKNOWN]: And by the way, I want to thank Canada for allowing us to smoke everything this last two weeks. 01:01:21.422 --> 01:01:22.663 [UNKNOWN]: It was healthy smoke. 01:01:22.923 --> 01:01:25.065 [UNKNOWN]: Well, outside, I mean, I really like my meat. 01:01:25.085 --> 01:01:25.626 [UNKNOWN]: Fresh air. 01:01:25.826 --> 01:01:26.186 [UNKNOWN]: Fully good. 01:01:26.206 --> 01:01:29.910 [UNKNOWN]: Just came from the campfire every time I... That was rough. 01:01:29.930 --> 01:01:31.031 [UNKNOWN]: You look gusty, you know? 01:01:31.211 --> 01:01:31.411 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:01:32.272 --> 01:01:32.632 [UNKNOWN]: But you... 01:01:32.652 --> 01:01:33.633 [UNKNOWN]: I felt like I spoke to the pack. 01:01:33.653 --> 01:01:33.933 [UNKNOWN]: Sorry. 01:01:34.013 --> 01:01:34.754 [UNKNOWN]: I said that. 01:01:37.846 --> 01:01:39.948 [UNKNOWN]: I actually, I'm gonna send Smokey Beer out again. 01:01:39.968 --> 01:01:41.189 [UNKNOWN]: I can't do much this weekend. 01:01:41.409 --> 01:01:43.411 [UNKNOWN]: I decided to pull myself in. 01:01:43.431 --> 01:01:45.433 [UNKNOWN]: I was hoping for a rain day. 01:01:45.453 --> 01:01:54.740 [UNKNOWN]: I was actually hoping that this past Saturday, when I looked at the forecast, would have been the wheel fair or milling it would have been if I wasn't wrapping up with the database. 01:01:54.760 --> 01:01:56.662 [UNKNOWN]: So yes, that would have been the perfect. 01:01:56.682 --> 01:01:57.843 [UNKNOWN]: So we've been talking about this. 01:01:57.883 --> 01:02:01.406 [UNKNOWN]: So our dear friend, Lou, is very worldly. 01:02:01.967 --> 01:02:02.167 [UNKNOWN]: But. 01:02:04.363 --> 01:02:06.607 [UNKNOWN]: But it's a small world, right? 01:02:06.848 --> 01:02:09.833 [UNKNOWN]: No, but there's a couple of gaps in this. 01:02:10.895 --> 01:02:12.858 [UNKNOWN]: It's kind of like what Claude told me about my database. 01:02:12.878 --> 01:02:13.540 [UNKNOWN]: There's a couple of gaps. 01:02:13.560 --> 01:02:14.041 [UNKNOWN]: You got to fill in. 01:02:14.101 --> 01:02:15.183 [UNKNOWN]: I said, I got you. 01:02:17.103 --> 01:02:18.824 [UNKNOWN]: He has not seen old school. 01:02:19.424 --> 01:02:19.965 [UNKNOWN]: I am not. 01:02:20.165 --> 01:02:20.845 [UNKNOWN]: Or stepbrother. 01:02:20.865 --> 01:02:21.766 [UNKNOWN]: Have you seen stepbrother? 01:02:22.186 --> 01:02:23.687 [UNKNOWN]: I have seen maybe a trailer. 01:02:23.867 --> 01:02:24.347 [UNKNOWN]: Oh God. 01:02:24.507 --> 01:02:26.308 [UNKNOWN]: Is that the one where they are shaking bake? 01:02:26.788 --> 01:02:29.290 [UNKNOWN]: No, no, that's Bobby Ricky Bobby. 01:02:29.330 --> 01:02:29.610 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:02:29.650 --> 01:02:30.750 [UNKNOWN]: That's Caledegna. 01:02:30.770 --> 01:02:32.131 [UNKNOWN]: Caledegna is talented. 01:02:32.171 --> 01:02:32.992 [UNKNOWN]: That one's pretty good. 01:02:33.012 --> 01:02:35.673 [UNKNOWN]: That's pretty good too, but in the... Baby Jesus. 01:02:35.693 --> 01:02:36.273 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's, yeah. 01:02:36.493 --> 01:02:37.634 [UNKNOWN]: Dude, let's put baby Jesus. 01:02:37.934 --> 01:02:39.795 [UNKNOWN]: Listen, when I pray, it's to baby Jesus. 01:02:40.776 --> 01:02:42.697 [UNKNOWN]: You see in the case, we baby in the manger. 01:02:43.037 --> 01:02:43.517 [UNKNOWN]: So innocent. 01:02:43.697 --> 01:02:44.758 [UNKNOWN]: Have you ever seen it? 01:02:46.307 --> 01:02:51.549 [UNKNOWN]: Perry this whole net the rest of the segment is going to be these two quote and from I just heard a little fair about it. 01:02:51.569 --> 01:02:52.789 [UNKNOWN]: There's two sliders down. 01:02:52.969 --> 01:02:54.449 [UNKNOWN]: There we go. 01:02:55.070 --> 01:02:55.890 [UNKNOWN]: Shut my mind go up here. 01:02:58.491 --> 01:02:59.731 [UNKNOWN]: I've never seen the campaign. 01:03:00.111 --> 01:03:02.412 [UNKNOWN]: The way I'm praying, the caring point, it will feral. 01:03:02.852 --> 01:03:04.072 [UNKNOWN]: I have not seen the campaign. 01:03:04.152 --> 01:03:04.572 [UNKNOWN]: Oh God. 01:03:04.792 --> 01:03:05.753 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, another great. 01:03:05.833 --> 01:03:06.573 [UNKNOWN]: That's so pleasant. 01:03:06.613 --> 01:03:07.373 [UNKNOWN]: So Larry. 01:03:07.453 --> 01:03:09.094 [UNKNOWN]: I've said this one day. 01:03:09.254 --> 01:03:12.775 [UNKNOWN]: And you sent, you know, you sent a Vince Vaughn movie today. 01:03:12.835 --> 01:03:13.855 [UNKNOWN]: Did you see what in crashes? 01:03:14.913 --> 01:03:17.234 [UNKNOWN]: I didn't, but somebody sent that to me. 01:03:17.274 --> 01:03:18.075 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's a grill. 01:03:18.255 --> 01:03:19.175 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, you just got the clip. 01:03:19.335 --> 01:03:20.276 [UNKNOWN]: That was from the wedding crush. 01:03:20.296 --> 01:03:20.736 [UNKNOWN]: So, yeah. 01:03:20.756 --> 01:03:22.197 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah. 01:03:22.237 --> 01:03:22.877 [UNKNOWN]: The motorboat, no. 01:03:23.057 --> 01:03:25.098 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I talked to Danny sent that to me. 01:03:25.338 --> 01:03:26.279 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah. 01:03:26.659 --> 01:03:28.560 [UNKNOWN]: I was going to answer you, but I was going to answer you. 01:03:28.660 --> 01:03:34.103 [UNKNOWN]: You guys probably knew I was going to, I'm going kind of like radio-sellent, but you know what, what started that conversation? 01:03:34.143 --> 01:03:35.503 [UNKNOWN]: So, I didn't want to insert it there. 01:03:35.523 --> 01:03:35.643 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:03:35.663 --> 01:03:42.347 [UNKNOWN]: What started that conversation was when we were at the pool bar, a week or two ago, we were trying to figure out, how one of our friends was. 01:03:43.267 --> 01:03:47.371 [UNKNOWN]: and found this tall woman and he buried his face when he went up to say, hello. 01:03:47.971 --> 01:03:52.015 [UNKNOWN]: He buried his face right in the middle of that voice. 01:03:52.035 --> 01:04:01.904 [UNKNOWN]: And so we had to ask her how tall she was, measured to the middle of her chest, and then add four inches for the top of his forehead to figure out how tall he was. 01:04:01.924 --> 01:04:04.966 [UNKNOWN]: So that turned into me getting, this is deduction and it's best. 01:04:05.046 --> 01:04:05.327 [UNKNOWN]: It is. 01:04:05.927 --> 01:04:09.748 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, you know how, what it, what it takes for six years to figure that out. 01:04:09.808 --> 01:04:14.210 [UNKNOWN]: You know, it takes a bunch of drunk dudes at a bar about three minutes to bear their face there. 01:04:14.250 --> 01:04:16.031 [UNKNOWN]: That's your head way more fun than I do than we did. 01:04:16.091 --> 01:04:16.731 [UNKNOWN]: No doubt. 01:04:16.771 --> 01:04:17.351 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he did. 01:04:17.411 --> 01:04:23.333 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he's, uh, it's a sad time when you got a, you know, figure out the height, you know, as you reverse engineer. 01:04:23.394 --> 01:04:26.675 [UNKNOWN]: But, you know, uh, it's exactly what we've ever seen in the years. 01:04:26.895 --> 01:04:28.836 [UNKNOWN]: I kind of felt like moonshot from China. 01:04:29.336 --> 01:04:29.756 [UNKNOWN]: I was like, oh, 01:04:30.645 --> 01:04:32.326 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I can figure this out the back way. 01:04:32.606 --> 01:04:33.447 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, moonshot. 01:04:33.507 --> 01:04:36.168 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we were talking about that a little bit today. 01:04:36.268 --> 01:04:40.190 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, no, so the open source, you know, why does that all that's that's that's a software. 01:04:40.210 --> 01:04:46.153 [UNKNOWN]: You were talking that's the open source that's out there that supposedly number one in the open source and I'm not an open source guy. 01:04:46.193 --> 01:04:49.055 [UNKNOWN]: So it may be Claude is I kind of go through him. 01:04:49.075 --> 01:04:49.695 [UNKNOWN]: He's my middleman. 01:04:50.495 --> 01:04:52.777 [UNKNOWN]: But he's a broker 01:04:55.826 --> 01:04:57.447 [UNKNOWN]: What's it called? 01:04:57.667 --> 01:04:58.968 [UNKNOWN]: What's the Chinese company called? 01:04:59.108 --> 01:05:00.148 [UNKNOWN]: It's called moonshot moonshot. 01:05:00.368 --> 01:05:02.369 [UNKNOWN]: It's supposedly that sounds like something that you love. 01:05:02.549 --> 01:05:02.950 [UNKNOWN]: All right. 01:05:03.030 --> 01:05:04.871 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it goes somewhere else. 01:05:05.611 --> 01:05:06.992 [UNKNOWN]: Those weren't, those weren't the big balls though. 01:05:08.872 --> 01:05:09.813 [UNKNOWN]: Those are 90 proof balls. 01:05:10.153 --> 01:05:23.760 [UNKNOWN]: So, the moonshot, just to finish that off, that conversation off, is supposedly dropping on July 27th in the open source market. 01:05:24.730 --> 01:05:26.351 [UNKNOWN]: So it'll be available here too. 01:05:26.732 --> 01:05:27.052 [UNKNOWN]: Everywhere. 01:05:27.172 --> 01:05:31.615 [UNKNOWN]: So when it's open source, it's, you might as well just put it out there and say, you know what, take it. 01:05:32.876 --> 01:05:43.244 [UNKNOWN]: And it's what people have been doing in the coding world for years as to help each other advance and create something better than what we had before. 01:05:43.524 --> 01:05:44.084 [UNKNOWN]: And I love it. 01:05:44.184 --> 01:05:46.426 [UNKNOWN]: You know, I love, I love the spirit of it. 01:05:46.566 --> 01:05:47.767 [UNKNOWN]: But well, it is a spirit, you know? 01:05:47.827 --> 01:05:48.848 [UNKNOWN]: It could be abused too. 01:05:49.155 --> 01:05:51.115 [UNKNOWN]: By the way, there's a called Glencaring Glasses. 01:05:51.276 --> 01:05:52.276 [UNKNOWN]: Glencaring Glasses. 01:05:52.316 --> 01:05:55.277 [UNKNOWN]: We, we, W, E, E, Glencaring Glasses. 01:05:55.837 --> 01:05:56.777 [UNKNOWN]: We, is in small. 01:05:56.897 --> 01:05:57.617 [UNKNOWN]: We, is in small. 01:05:57.697 --> 01:05:57.897 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:05:57.957 --> 01:05:58.497 [UNKNOWN]: That makes sense. 01:05:58.597 --> 01:05:59.758 [UNKNOWN]: I get a set of six of them for third time. 01:05:59.778 --> 01:06:02.918 [UNKNOWN]: They probably don't want to have those that you're, uh... Oh. 01:06:03.219 --> 01:06:07.200 [UNKNOWN]: Can you find the, can you find the terminology for big glasses? 01:06:07.220 --> 01:06:08.900 [UNKNOWN]: They're, you know, boner glasses? 01:06:11.694 --> 01:06:14.915 [UNKNOWN]: I don't think it won't see those results. 01:06:14.975 --> 01:06:18.317 [UNKNOWN]: During our last segment, we were talking about something that we couldn't know. 01:06:18.458 --> 01:06:20.839 [UNKNOWN]: We were going to hold till we got epic on here. 01:06:20.879 --> 01:06:21.820 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you were talking about this right now. 01:06:21.840 --> 01:06:22.220 [UNKNOWN]: All by the way. 01:06:23.853 --> 01:06:34.082 [UNKNOWN]: Last segment you were not online here on the on the stage and we want to know if we can call you epic instead of Eric You can call me whatever you like. 01:06:34.503 --> 01:06:36.164 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, but you don't call me late for dinner. 01:06:36.224 --> 01:06:36.744 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, epic. 01:06:37.085 --> 01:06:40.288 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's what I love what you're brother Yeah, I call you brother. 01:06:40.308 --> 01:06:41.168 [UNKNOWN]: I call you brother. 01:06:41.228 --> 01:06:45.432 [UNKNOWN]: I call you if Fred they call you an epic is definitely epic man. 01:06:45.932 --> 01:06:47.574 [UNKNOWN]: I know you're going to turn your head every time I say epic 01:06:49.750 --> 01:06:50.510 [UNKNOWN]: It's a swivel. 01:06:51.371 --> 01:06:54.813 [UNKNOWN]: Just so I'll, you know, there might be an echo in the room, dude. 01:06:54.873 --> 01:07:02.697 [UNKNOWN]: Anytime you get a text from Eric, and it's something really cool, or really neat, his response is epic. 01:07:03.197 --> 01:07:07.420 [UNKNOWN]: So, and you know, it's really epic when you get the Wambam, like, cartoon. 01:07:08.020 --> 01:07:10.341 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's the gem emoji, I mean that. 01:07:10.561 --> 01:07:11.582 [UNKNOWN]: It's awesome, yeah. 01:07:11.642 --> 01:07:13.783 [UNKNOWN]: If you were mine's become like a back in the Batman days, you know? 01:07:13.803 --> 01:07:14.323 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it was. 01:07:14.343 --> 01:07:14.624 [UNKNOWN]: Damn. 01:07:14.644 --> 01:07:15.264 [UNKNOWN]: Damn. 01:07:18.615 --> 01:07:21.096 [UNKNOWN]: When your wife gets over here finds out, we change your name. 01:07:21.136 --> 01:07:21.977 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:07:22.037 --> 01:07:22.877 [UNKNOWN]: That's true. 01:07:22.897 --> 01:07:24.918 [UNKNOWN]: You know, she's going to be looking for Eric. 01:07:24.938 --> 01:07:25.458 [UNKNOWN]: We're like, who? 01:07:25.798 --> 01:07:27.719 [UNKNOWN]: I just wanted to change your last name yet. 01:07:27.859 --> 01:07:28.319 [UNKNOWN]: Who is that? 01:07:28.339 --> 01:07:28.900 [UNKNOWN]: Who's that? 01:07:28.980 --> 01:07:32.041 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 01:07:32.081 --> 01:07:32.481 [UNKNOWN]: Who are you? 01:07:32.541 --> 01:07:33.361 [UNKNOWN]: Nice to meet you. 01:07:38.762 --> 01:07:39.603 [UNKNOWN]: Well, what are we going to ask them? 01:07:39.623 --> 01:07:40.984 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, we're going to ask them something. 01:07:41.224 --> 01:07:42.465 [UNKNOWN]: You were asking about those. 01:07:43.045 --> 01:07:46.688 [UNKNOWN]: No, we were talking about the chicken in the bird or chicken in the egg with the spreadsheets, you know? 01:07:46.708 --> 01:07:47.368 [UNKNOWN]: Right, right. 01:07:47.428 --> 01:07:50.210 [UNKNOWN]: So do you think, is that the question you were going to ask? 01:07:50.230 --> 01:08:03.100 [UNKNOWN]: No, my question was to you, how long would it take clud or cursor or pick your AI platform to create Excel today, your mathematician. 01:08:03.120 --> 01:08:03.981 [UNKNOWN]: But you're on the assumption. 01:08:04.021 --> 01:08:07.063 [UNKNOWN]: So here's the, I think, this is the important verb and the equation, right? 01:08:07.814 --> 01:08:10.657 [UNKNOWN]: You're on the assumption that there is no database to begin with. 01:08:11.879 --> 01:08:12.199 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 01:08:13.260 --> 01:08:15.843 [UNKNOWN]: What you have all the back layers to it. 01:08:15.963 --> 01:08:18.526 [UNKNOWN]: I think there's actually something interesting here. 01:08:18.887 --> 01:08:24.613 [UNKNOWN]: I was working with Claude to replicate some graphs. 01:08:24.633 --> 01:08:26.175 [UNKNOWN]: I wonder why it was fucking slow this week. 01:08:28.452 --> 01:08:30.432 [UNKNOWN]: It's so slow, but you know what it can do. 01:08:30.532 --> 01:08:31.813 [UNKNOWN]: Brad, cloud dates, other guys. 01:08:31.993 --> 01:08:34.813 [UNKNOWN]: I told me, it's all Brad. 01:08:34.833 --> 01:08:35.913 [UNKNOWN]: We're gonna see other people. 01:08:36.614 --> 01:08:39.574 [UNKNOWN]: Every time when he told me to go to bed three times, I'm like, why? 01:08:39.594 --> 01:08:40.254 [UNKNOWN]: That's the reason. 01:08:40.374 --> 01:08:41.214 [UNKNOWN]: I squeezed it out of him. 01:08:41.314 --> 01:08:43.395 [UNKNOWN]: Because I need to be honest. 01:08:43.415 --> 01:08:44.115 [UNKNOWN]: Go to bed, Brad. 01:08:44.275 --> 01:08:45.155 [UNKNOWN]: That's the reason. 01:08:45.255 --> 01:08:46.315 [UNKNOWN]: Each week he's Brad. 01:08:47.576 --> 01:08:48.256 [UNKNOWN]: So where you go? 01:08:48.636 --> 01:08:51.436 [UNKNOWN]: Drink water, Brad. 01:08:51.596 --> 01:08:54.577 [UNKNOWN]: If you ever typed into the command prompt, there's someone else, isn't there? 01:08:57.261 --> 01:08:58.162 [UNKNOWN]: I want to see what he says. 01:08:58.182 --> 01:09:02.508 [UNKNOWN]: They're like, yeah, Lou, Eric, not Perry yet, but it's common. 01:09:02.709 --> 01:09:06.033 [UNKNOWN]: It's like that song where they sing all the different names, you know, the female names. 01:09:06.494 --> 01:09:06.694 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:09:07.495 --> 01:09:08.557 [UNKNOWN]: That might be a karaoke song. 01:09:09.572 --> 01:09:12.454 [UNKNOWN]: Anyway, we need to get back on the screen. 01:09:12.494 --> 01:09:14.476 [UNKNOWN]: Once again, I need to pull us back to center here. 01:09:14.496 --> 01:09:15.957 [UNKNOWN]: So what was my question? 01:09:16.417 --> 01:09:17.838 [UNKNOWN]: It's quite a world of minds. 01:09:18.499 --> 01:09:20.320 [UNKNOWN]: It's about Excel. 01:09:20.580 --> 01:09:22.622 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, how long will it take you to build Excel? 01:09:22.822 --> 01:09:23.923 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it's interesting. 01:09:23.963 --> 01:09:26.825 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know if it can replicate all of it, but I've been there pretty quick. 01:09:27.305 --> 01:09:28.947 [UNKNOWN]: But here's the interesting thing. 01:09:29.467 --> 01:09:31.048 [UNKNOWN]: There's certain graphs that I like to use. 01:09:31.369 --> 01:09:37.613 [UNKNOWN]: Waterfall graphs, where you look at take revenue growth month over month and then you have a total at the end. 01:09:38.634 --> 01:09:40.315 [UNKNOWN]: can't do that to not do that. 01:09:40.555 --> 01:09:42.376 [UNKNOWN]: And it can't do the bubble graphs either. 01:09:42.596 --> 01:09:44.317 [UNKNOWN]: Sometimes if you want to use, you know, cloud can't do it. 01:09:44.337 --> 01:09:55.723 [UNKNOWN]: No, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, 01:09:56.212 --> 01:09:56.852 [UNKNOWN]: or do that, too. 01:09:56.992 --> 01:10:06.016 [UNKNOWN]: But it's interesting, it couldn't, and that was a function of the back, it was a back office, it's a function of Excel, specifically, they built it into their coding. 01:10:06.156 --> 01:10:07.597 [UNKNOWN]: It's kind of like the back room and the whole party. 01:10:07.697 --> 01:10:14.819 [UNKNOWN]: But it's not interesting though, how powerful it is, and it just couldn't do, and those are the two key graphs, I'd like to use. 01:10:14.839 --> 01:10:19.461 [UNKNOWN]: But I had to think his question, this is where I'm gonna back up even a little further, not even in the back office. 01:10:19.481 --> 01:10:20.722 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going back to the alley, okay? 01:10:21.682 --> 01:10:44.952 [UNKNOWN]: So if you don't have the database system that's set up and I I'm assuming so Excel was if you want to go to the Godfather of Databases Excel was it right I mean that was the crease so we're Yeah, that was two so Yeah Yeah, okay, so Same thing. 01:10:45.152 --> 01:10:45.632 [UNKNOWN]: Thanks. 01:10:45.813 --> 01:10:48.634 [UNKNOWN]: I appreciate that and let's assume both okay, just for the 01:10:49.694 --> 01:10:51.056 [UNKNOWN]: sake of argument. 01:10:51.156 --> 01:11:02.467 [UNKNOWN]: Don't exist and you're asking now can AI recreate that and the question becomes does AI even exist without it in the first place? 01:11:03.840 --> 01:11:07.885 [UNKNOWN]: That's a very valid point, because it's all been in training. 01:11:07.905 --> 01:11:09.327 [UNKNOWN]: It's all been about the data. 01:11:09.687 --> 01:11:10.268 [UNKNOWN]: It's the data. 01:11:10.749 --> 01:11:11.470 [UNKNOWN]: It's all about the data. 01:11:11.550 --> 01:11:13.132 [UNKNOWN]: We hear about that over and over again. 01:11:13.272 --> 01:11:18.959 [UNKNOWN]: And I've seen it and it was almost like your green light that went off or not a green light, but like, you know, the light bulb. 01:11:19.961 --> 01:11:25.905 [UNKNOWN]: Uh, as I was polishing this data off, and I asked Claude this week, and I asked, yeah, I asked Claude. 01:11:26.426 --> 01:11:33.991 [UNKNOWN]: So look, I just want to have, uh, in every new entry in my site, I'm going to give you guys an example, okay, I just want to compliance button. 01:11:34.732 --> 01:11:47.321 [UNKNOWN]: So when, uh, and it turned on there, they can just see what the new law hit the button and Claude can then, in real time, tell them, this is how you need to, you know, 01:11:48.743 --> 01:11:50.644 [UNKNOWN]: in AI up to date terms. 01:11:51.724 --> 01:11:53.925 [UNKNOWN]: And it Claude said, I can't do that. 01:11:55.345 --> 01:11:57.566 [UNKNOWN]: I said, I can't tell them what the new laws are. 01:11:57.726 --> 01:12:00.107 [UNKNOWN]: You have the database laws. 01:12:00.147 --> 01:12:02.568 [UNKNOWN]: My training is on a very set time frame. 01:12:03.428 --> 01:12:05.289 [UNKNOWN]: It got cut off at this moment. 01:12:07.190 --> 01:12:16.353 [UNKNOWN]: And unless I go out there and do a deep research, and even then I'm not able to grasp everything that you're gonna ask for in a matter of five or six, seven minutes, you know. 01:12:17.718 --> 01:12:24.762 [UNKNOWN]: So that begs the question, is it artificial intelligence or is it aggregated information for a peer? 01:12:25.102 --> 01:12:26.102 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I'll see that legend. 01:12:26.382 --> 01:12:35.547 [UNKNOWN]: See, in this whole rag thing, so you hear about the rag, you know, and I learned about the rag, I'm not talking about the rag yet, you know what I'm talking about, you know what I'm talking about. 01:12:36.947 --> 01:12:40.169 [UNKNOWN]: He can't come back in second. 01:12:40.429 --> 01:12:41.670 [UNKNOWN]: I'm talking about the augmented one. 01:12:45.210 --> 01:12:48.292 [UNKNOWN]: I thought we were there, Jake. 01:12:48.372 --> 01:12:52.734 [UNKNOWN]: I thought we had one of those elements where the mind was just super-fulfilled. 01:12:52.754 --> 01:12:55.816 [UNKNOWN]: He met at the top of... And you were going to say it. 01:12:55.856 --> 01:12:57.337 [UNKNOWN]: No, all of a sudden it did. 01:13:00.568 --> 01:13:03.469 [UNKNOWN]: Just like this, like it's all on a calendar for every three days. 01:13:04.049 --> 01:13:07.130 [UNKNOWN]: Actually, you bring up a good time. 01:13:07.150 --> 01:13:13.092 [UNKNOWN]: You bring up a good point, Brad, about the database, because you're right, without databases as a generic term. 01:13:13.272 --> 01:13:14.373 [UNKNOWN]: So, how do they build? 01:13:14.393 --> 01:13:16.393 [UNKNOWN]: How would they, they would, they'd never build a thing. 01:13:16.653 --> 01:13:19.654 [UNKNOWN]: It's like building the pyramid in any gym, right? 01:13:19.694 --> 01:13:22.875 [UNKNOWN]: So, how do you lay the foundation to build off of that? 01:13:23.556 --> 01:13:29.958 [UNKNOWN]: If you don't have the data set, balls dropping right on cue. 01:13:30.923 --> 01:13:36.426 [UNKNOWN]: Just wait, just so our listeners know, we have a bourbon ball ice ball. 01:13:36.466 --> 01:13:37.446 [UNKNOWN]: It's going to be hungry. 01:13:37.486 --> 01:13:41.508 [UNKNOWN]: And it's right behind Brad at every night for one, 15 or 20 minutes. 01:13:41.768 --> 01:13:44.670 [UNKNOWN]: We don't have a dear friend that only has one testicle, we're waiting for the other one. 01:13:44.710 --> 01:13:48.192 [UNKNOWN]: No, but that's what we do, so we're gonna get him on here, too. 01:13:49.932 --> 01:13:50.633 [UNKNOWN]: Come on, we need a one. 01:13:50.793 --> 01:13:51.593 [UNKNOWN]: I know a guy. 01:13:51.853 --> 01:13:52.394 [UNKNOWN]: I know you do. 01:13:53.074 --> 01:13:55.835 [UNKNOWN]: I think I do. 01:13:55.935 --> 01:13:56.636 [UNKNOWN]: I saw me. 01:13:56.916 --> 01:13:57.756 [UNKNOWN]: We gotta get him together, man. 01:14:04.142 --> 01:14:08.063 [UNKNOWN]: It's a bit too It's like being in the end. 01:14:08.523 --> 01:14:10.224 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, go matching. 01:14:10.244 --> 01:14:11.024 [UNKNOWN]: You got left like it. 01:14:11.044 --> 01:14:11.424 [UNKNOWN]: Right Tiki 01:14:27.747 --> 01:14:55.387 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, he's honest, it's too bad we can't have fun more do I know right can I tell you if you Or the bourbon's not down yet But spirits are up to our listeners out there When I try and explain to you the the company that I'm keeping here Literally with two of the smartest people I have ever met and in 65 years I've met some smart people These two are off the charts occasionally Yeah, and sometimes it's off the charts smart sometimes it's off the chart 01:14:56.353 --> 01:14:56.893 [UNKNOWN]: off the chart. 01:14:56.913 --> 01:15:03.856 [UNKNOWN]: So, and it is the greatest, the great, it's where intellect meets art with these two. 01:15:04.096 --> 01:15:05.396 [UNKNOWN]: It's an amazing gig, right? 01:15:06.436 --> 01:15:08.737 [UNKNOWN]: We've got tickle Mitch and mini-giggle Mitch, right? 01:15:10.078 --> 01:15:10.878 [UNKNOWN]: But we keep it real. 01:15:14.393 --> 01:15:21.019 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, if you're not having fun doing it, right? 01:15:21.140 --> 01:15:21.580 [UNKNOWN]: Like you. 01:15:21.820 --> 01:15:23.101 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:15:23.342 --> 01:15:27.025 [UNKNOWN]: I would rather be, you know, not doing it. 01:15:27.125 --> 01:15:30.309 [UNKNOWN]: You've said many times, we don't take ourselves very seriously. 01:15:30.349 --> 01:15:30.709 [UNKNOWN]: No, we don't. 01:15:30.929 --> 01:15:33.652 [UNKNOWN]: And if anybody just listen to it, surely can pick up on it. 01:15:33.992 --> 01:15:39.616 [UNKNOWN]: I hope they can because if you pick up taking myself too seriously, then I hate to see what they're going to redo. 01:15:39.636 --> 01:15:41.057 [UNKNOWN]: That's not serious. 01:15:41.197 --> 01:15:42.818 [UNKNOWN]: When till last time you did a resume. 01:15:43.298 --> 01:15:45.060 [UNKNOWN]: I don't think that's a good thing. 01:15:45.080 --> 01:15:46.440 [UNKNOWN]: They don't like to call the resume. 01:15:46.721 --> 01:15:50.083 [UNKNOWN]: I kind of had to do when I had to upload all my information and link them because they ask you. 01:15:50.163 --> 01:15:51.104 [UNKNOWN]: It's almost like a resume, right? 01:15:51.124 --> 01:15:52.605 [UNKNOWN]: So they asked me to do this. 01:15:53.205 --> 01:15:54.206 [UNKNOWN]: Maybe I were disclosed. 01:15:54.486 --> 01:15:55.827 [UNKNOWN]: But I put it all the way there. 01:15:56.347 --> 01:15:57.388 [UNKNOWN]: But I'm over disclosed. 01:15:57.648 --> 01:15:58.889 [UNKNOWN]: Can you imagine how that ran? 01:16:00.148 --> 01:16:01.729 [UNKNOWN]: Let's make some qualifier. 01:16:01.749 --> 01:16:03.950 [UNKNOWN]: Shut the fuck up. 01:16:04.130 --> 01:16:08.852 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I did the CPR for... Back in 7th grade. 01:16:13.014 --> 01:16:14.635 [UNKNOWN]: You get one of those pointer sticks. 01:16:15.500 --> 01:16:16.061 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, health. 01:16:16.281 --> 01:16:21.846 [UNKNOWN]: We were talking about that before we came on, so we, you know, we were going back to, I've been at Warnia where 26 minutes. 01:16:21.906 --> 01:16:22.267 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, good. 01:16:22.287 --> 01:16:23.248 [UNKNOWN]: So this is the final story. 01:16:23.268 --> 01:16:26.070 [UNKNOWN]: Mike, that's a, yeah, a Perry, you know, through his stillness. 01:16:26.451 --> 01:16:28.933 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not even whispering, like, I'm going to throw this stick up to the board. 01:16:28.953 --> 01:16:30.435 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not even whispering into Mike anymore. 01:16:30.455 --> 01:16:36.300 [UNKNOWN]: I'm like, I'm not a Perry, yeah, I know, you're very, you're a very forceful, help teacher, health teacher. 01:16:36.360 --> 01:16:37.401 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's this is where I'm going. 01:16:39.195 --> 01:16:52.026 [UNKNOWN]: For those that had to have that health class that half credit or one credit in between three credits Yeah, when you when you couldn't go to gym, you're like, oh my god But what do we all sit in here for then he got to the point where they're talking about the ovaries? 01:16:54.008 --> 01:16:55.630 [UNKNOWN]: How the fuck do we get all the ovaries? 01:16:56.130 --> 01:16:58.512 [UNKNOWN]: Oh no, Brad, you were on sports bedding. 01:16:58.552 --> 01:16:59.353 [UNKNOWN]: It was the unders. 01:16:59.473 --> 01:17:01.935 [UNKNOWN]: No, no, no, we were talking about the ovaries, Mitchell. 01:17:02.936 --> 01:17:03.757 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, all the ovaries. 01:17:05.029 --> 01:17:05.629 [UNKNOWN]: I see what you did. 01:17:05.649 --> 01:17:06.970 [UNKNOWN]: There you just got that. 01:17:07.030 --> 01:17:07.730 [UNKNOWN]: I got it. 01:17:07.910 --> 01:17:09.130 [UNKNOWN]: I got it. 01:17:09.170 --> 01:17:09.570 [UNKNOWN]: Trust me. 01:17:09.850 --> 01:17:11.851 [UNKNOWN]: Those boys weren't carrying about the unders. 01:17:13.211 --> 01:17:14.092 [UNKNOWN]: Some unders over there. 01:17:14.132 --> 01:17:14.292 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:17:14.372 --> 01:17:15.452 [UNKNOWN]: And you got the unders here. 01:17:16.052 --> 01:17:18.233 [UNKNOWN]: That drops that visual up there. 01:17:18.313 --> 01:17:20.073 [UNKNOWN]: And everybody's kind of not paying attention. 01:17:20.173 --> 01:17:21.594 [UNKNOWN]: Not that position. 01:17:21.634 --> 01:17:23.274 [UNKNOWN]: Also, and you got all these erected boys. 01:17:25.295 --> 01:17:26.575 [UNKNOWN]: And that big wooden stick. 01:17:27.535 --> 01:17:31.637 [UNKNOWN]: Right up to that old campus. 01:17:31.917 --> 01:17:32.537 [UNKNOWN]: I'm lost. 01:17:34.222 --> 01:17:35.366 [UNKNOWN]: It's been ruled down with that. 01:17:36.289 --> 01:17:38.416 [UNKNOWN]: Perry, I think we should go to an emergency break. 01:17:44.287 --> 01:17:45.368 [UNKNOWN]: I think in a laser point. 01:17:45.408 --> 01:17:46.708 [UNKNOWN]: No, no, no, no. 01:17:46.748 --> 01:17:47.649 [UNKNOWN]: We didn't have laser point. 01:17:47.669 --> 01:17:48.689 [UNKNOWN]: Like then you had the stick. 01:17:48.729 --> 01:17:49.050 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:17:49.570 --> 01:17:50.470 [UNKNOWN]: You had the stick with the belt. 01:17:50.530 --> 01:17:51.131 [UNKNOWN]: I didn't know. 01:17:51.171 --> 01:17:53.512 [UNKNOWN]: We didn't get to putting it to die jam on the board. 01:17:53.532 --> 01:17:54.172 [UNKNOWN]: Whatever that is. 01:17:54.192 --> 01:17:54.752 [UNKNOWN]: That rubber hand. 01:17:54.973 --> 01:17:55.813 [UNKNOWN]: It made rubber. 01:17:55.933 --> 01:17:56.713 [UNKNOWN]: It was rubber and stick. 01:17:56.734 --> 01:17:57.274 [UNKNOWN]: That's a point. 01:17:57.314 --> 01:17:57.534 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:17:57.554 --> 01:17:58.174 [UNKNOWN]: That's what we had. 01:17:58.194 --> 01:17:59.015 [UNKNOWN]: That's what we had. 01:17:59.035 --> 01:17:59.895 [UNKNOWN]: That's what we had. 01:17:59.935 --> 01:18:00.716 [UNKNOWN]: That's what we had. 01:18:00.736 --> 01:18:01.576 [UNKNOWN]: That's what we had. 01:18:11.979 --> 01:18:14.340 [UNKNOWN]: DACA Daily.AI is not built for everyone. 01:18:16.021 --> 01:18:25.866 [UNKNOWN]: It's built for the council who already knows that speed, precision, and early intelligence wind cases, shape strategy, and protect the enterprise. 01:18:28.047 --> 01:18:36.751 [UNKNOWN]: We serve a small circle of tech forward attorneys who understand the value of seeing regulatory movement before it becomes tomorrow's headline, or next quarter's crisis. 01:18:39.488 --> 01:18:44.049 [UNKNOWN]: If you've heard of us, it's likely because someone trusted you enough to mention it. 01:18:47.230 --> 01:18:56.832 [UNKNOWN]: If you're here, it's because you belong to the fraction of counsel who treat information as a strategic asset, not a commodity, docked daily.ai. 01:18:57.872 --> 01:19:01.013 [UNKNOWN]: The quiet advantage for the attorneys who never wait to be surprised. 01:19:11.783 --> 01:19:16.426 [UNKNOWN]: And we were just coming back talking about hygiene. 01:19:16.526 --> 01:19:18.727 [UNKNOWN]: And I think we should leave it in life. 01:19:18.747 --> 01:19:20.308 [UNKNOWN]: We should give it a shot again. 01:19:20.368 --> 01:19:20.688 [UNKNOWN]: Yes. 01:19:21.488 --> 01:19:27.691 [UNKNOWN]: Wait, we were talking about it was low g. Hi, Jean Niper. 01:19:27.731 --> 01:19:28.772 [UNKNOWN]: G never made it. 01:19:31.845 --> 01:19:50.723 [UNKNOWN]: So what did you find during the during the break about the the query that I point out they're regarding Excel and yeah, you guys It can do so 20 minutes to have a basic data entry math program three to six months 01:19:55.099 --> 01:19:58.481 [UNKNOWN]: There's just months to have something that's close to it. 01:19:58.841 --> 01:20:01.642 [UNKNOWN]: But parody lies, it's impossible. 01:20:01.662 --> 01:20:03.043 [UNKNOWN]: You can't even bear it. 01:20:03.103 --> 01:20:03.823 [UNKNOWN]: I can't tell you. 01:20:04.003 --> 01:20:04.644 [UNKNOWN]: It's parody. 01:20:04.824 --> 01:20:06.064 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, very parody. 01:20:06.985 --> 01:20:08.445 [UNKNOWN]: And parody. 01:20:08.545 --> 01:20:09.126 [UNKNOWN]: I didn't realize this. 01:20:09.146 --> 01:20:11.387 [UNKNOWN]: There's 10 million lines of code in Excel. 01:20:11.967 --> 01:20:14.749 [UNKNOWN]: Is there a Yes, 10 million lines of code. 01:20:14.769 --> 01:20:15.650 [UNKNOWN]: I know what that feels like. 01:20:15.970 --> 01:20:18.172 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, how many why is that? 01:20:18.312 --> 01:20:22.015 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that was a good question Somebody asked me today because we talked about the data. 01:20:22.035 --> 01:20:22.635 [UNKNOWN]: That was me. 01:20:22.775 --> 01:20:25.377 [UNKNOWN]: No, so I'm gonna find that out for next episode I'll come back. 01:20:25.417 --> 01:20:28.219 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm gonna ask cursor at this point. 01:20:28.239 --> 01:20:29.240 [UNKNOWN]: How many lines of code? 01:20:30.705 --> 01:20:48.999 [UNKNOWN]: Have we, did we talk about 785,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 01:20:59.287 --> 01:21:00.087 [UNKNOWN]: Clean data is valuable. 01:21:00.127 --> 01:21:03.609 [UNKNOWN]: It's a new gold master dad a clean master dad. 01:21:03.989 --> 01:21:23.137 [UNKNOWN]: It has to be Master daddy so excel dad Thanks for coming tonight It's gonna be training is left to start me literally when you're talking to youngsters that's gonna be like daddy or dad Dad, huh 01:21:25.270 --> 01:21:26.611 [UNKNOWN]: It sounds like daddy data. 01:21:26.671 --> 01:21:27.511 [UNKNOWN]: It kind of does, isn't it? 01:21:27.671 --> 01:21:28.912 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's got a rose out there. 01:21:28.932 --> 01:21:32.214 [UNKNOWN]: No, but I think that smoke that we've been breathing last week, most of the heads. 01:21:32.314 --> 01:21:32.854 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, Canada. 01:21:33.854 --> 01:21:36.435 [UNKNOWN]: Can I put, can I put some good shit in that stuff? 01:21:36.616 --> 01:21:37.436 [UNKNOWN]: It's giggle weed. 01:21:37.576 --> 01:21:39.177 [UNKNOWN]: They're like, listen. 01:21:39.217 --> 01:21:41.518 [UNKNOWN]: I know we've been throwing some stuff down, and it's not so good. 01:21:42.525 --> 01:21:44.266 [UNKNOWN]: But this isn't, this isn't quite as good as that. 01:21:44.286 --> 01:21:46.006 [UNKNOWN]: So you're, oh, that this has been in. 01:21:46.687 --> 01:21:47.767 [UNKNOWN]: But this is some good shit. 01:21:49.168 --> 01:21:49.908 [UNKNOWN]: Smell it for a little bit. 01:21:50.488 --> 01:21:51.648 [UNKNOWN]: Guess what? 01:21:51.689 --> 01:21:52.149 [UNKNOWN]: No, can't. 01:21:52.629 --> 01:21:53.229 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, no, the can. 01:21:53.269 --> 01:21:54.450 [UNKNOWN]: I can't even smoke. 01:21:54.550 --> 01:21:55.510 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah. 01:21:55.570 --> 01:21:56.750 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, there's no smoke in this way. 01:21:56.931 --> 01:21:58.511 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, like listen, you don't want to smell it. 01:21:58.531 --> 01:21:58.991 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, that's okay. 01:21:59.031 --> 01:22:00.772 [UNKNOWN]: They don't, they don't go, they don't go outside. 01:22:00.852 --> 01:22:03.293 [UNKNOWN]: The scary thing is, I was watching a story online. 01:22:03.793 --> 01:22:20.104 [UNKNOWN]: I was a news story about that how little of it's been contained, I mean very very little of those fires have been and what's a hectic or hectic or what is that is that a metric acre could be isn't it like eight acres 01:22:20.925 --> 01:22:32.296 [UNKNOWN]: But they said it's it's a biggest fire ever in the history of can't and that's all up in uh that's north What is it's west of Ontario northwest of Ontario thunder bay actually we're seeing yeah, he's from yeah, that's right. 01:22:32.356 --> 01:22:37.281 [UNKNOWN]: It's real bad You know what's amazing that can't it hasn't figured out yet if you don't put the fire out they fucking grows 01:22:40.623 --> 01:22:41.884 [UNKNOWN]: you're saying they were hoping for rain. 01:22:42.885 --> 01:22:45.687 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know what they're hoping for, but I mean, literally it's going to grow. 01:22:46.568 --> 01:22:47.409 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:22:48.149 --> 01:22:48.750 [UNKNOWN]: I have data. 01:22:49.030 --> 01:22:49.931 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, Daddy. 01:22:50.031 --> 01:22:52.653 [UNKNOWN]: The Hectaker is it larger than an acre? 01:22:53.494 --> 01:23:03.763 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, Hectaker, Hectaker is significantly larger than an acre once one Hectaker, I don't know if I'm so Hecter, Hecter is equivalent to 2.471 acres. 01:23:06.272 --> 01:23:09.373 [UNKNOWN]: It is 107,639.104 square feet. 01:23:09.494 --> 01:23:14.456 [UNKNOWN]: Is that a mathematical significance or is that just the axis? 01:23:14.676 --> 01:23:17.177 [UNKNOWN]: It's about two, it's a little over two acres. 01:23:17.597 --> 01:23:18.358 [UNKNOWN]: No, two, two in. 01:23:18.518 --> 01:23:19.498 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, interesting. 01:23:19.598 --> 01:23:20.098 [UNKNOWN]: Two points. 01:23:20.138 --> 01:23:20.899 [UNKNOWN]: Almost two and a half. 01:23:21.339 --> 01:23:22.680 [UNKNOWN]: So it sounds, so now knowing that. 01:23:27.115 --> 01:23:34.339 [UNKNOWN]: One, the number that they were saying on the news that this fire encompasses is even bigger. 01:23:34.700 --> 01:23:34.900 [UNKNOWN]: Help. 01:23:35.680 --> 01:23:37.761 [UNKNOWN]: It was hundreds of thousands of hectares. 01:23:38.262 --> 01:23:38.902 [UNKNOWN]: Hectacars. 01:23:39.302 --> 01:23:40.003 [UNKNOWN]: Ah, whatever. 01:23:40.043 --> 01:23:41.604 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, some, some, some. 01:23:41.644 --> 01:23:44.505 [UNKNOWN]: It's like a metric, and how did they end up? 01:23:44.525 --> 01:23:45.706 [UNKNOWN]: It's like a big incident. 01:23:45.746 --> 01:23:48.047 [UNKNOWN]: You remember what that college roommate that just loved in-sense? 01:23:49.228 --> 01:23:51.349 [UNKNOWN]: I feel like that's kind of a, yeah. 01:23:54.043 --> 01:23:55.605 [UNKNOWN]: There goes our Canadian audience. 01:23:55.905 --> 01:23:58.527 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 01:23:58.687 --> 01:24:01.310 [UNKNOWN]: I appreciate you guys. 01:24:01.490 --> 01:24:02.191 [UNKNOWN]: You didn't smell much. 01:24:02.231 --> 01:24:03.412 [UNKNOWN]: No, I didn't smell much. 01:24:03.472 --> 01:24:05.694 [UNKNOWN]: I was visual and you could just feel it. 01:24:05.714 --> 01:24:06.655 [UNKNOWN]: There were tons of the air. 01:24:06.675 --> 01:24:07.836 [UNKNOWN]: There were like in the mornings. 01:24:07.916 --> 01:24:09.017 [UNKNOWN]: I could smell it. 01:24:09.197 --> 01:24:11.920 [UNKNOWN]: And then maybe it was just because I was just, what a smell. 01:24:11.940 --> 01:24:12.640 [UNKNOWN]: Just supposed to. 01:24:12.660 --> 01:24:14.262 [UNKNOWN]: It's about like, accurate smoke. 01:24:14.862 --> 01:24:16.804 [UNKNOWN]: Like plastic burning or something. 01:24:16.824 --> 01:24:16.984 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:24:17.265 --> 01:24:18.285 [UNKNOWN]: Not like a two hundred year would. 01:24:19.026 --> 01:24:20.007 [UNKNOWN]: No, it's smell terrible. 01:24:20.568 --> 01:24:25.694 [UNKNOWN]: But then like as then like when I'd I'd when I'd get ready and go to work it, I didn't notice it. 01:24:25.754 --> 01:24:33.122 [UNKNOWN]: Maybe it was just smell that are maybe it's just hung around in the early morning hours or nose overrease this never felt before nose overrease. 01:24:35.444 --> 01:24:36.526 [UNKNOWN]: Let's just make it work up. 01:24:40.425 --> 01:24:41.886 [UNKNOWN]: That's one thing you should go back and do too. 01:24:42.306 --> 01:24:43.886 [UNKNOWN]: How many words were made up on the show? 01:24:44.487 --> 01:24:45.567 [UNKNOWN]: How many made up words are there? 01:24:45.667 --> 01:24:48.368 [UNKNOWN]: Well, if you go back to Burrner Nomner, you probably find a button for that. 01:24:48.388 --> 01:24:49.809 [UNKNOWN]: See, he said, would you not? 01:24:49.849 --> 01:24:51.889 [UNKNOWN]: Well, you don't think about it. 01:24:52.029 --> 01:25:07.335 [UNKNOWN]: He said, Burrner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner Nomner No 01:25:11.090 --> 01:25:13.751 [UNKNOWN]: Our off-camera, she's full of shit, there's no subscription. 01:25:14.211 --> 01:25:16.092 [UNKNOWN]: No, you gotta get it. 01:25:16.132 --> 01:25:16.932 [UNKNOWN]: You gotta text us. 01:25:17.252 --> 01:25:19.113 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:25:19.153 --> 01:25:20.713 [UNKNOWN]: We'll put Brad's number on the video. 01:25:20.813 --> 01:25:21.814 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, please. 01:25:21.994 --> 01:25:23.214 [UNKNOWN]: Just, just call me. 01:25:23.434 --> 01:25:40.100 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh 01:25:41.557 --> 01:25:42.398 [UNKNOWN]: I don't even have one. 01:25:43.439 --> 01:25:46.961 [UNKNOWN]: That's a never-ending or a sequence of numbers. 01:25:47.001 --> 01:25:51.205 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, never-ending, they're still trying to- See, that's what they should have AI try to do. 01:25:51.325 --> 01:25:52.186 [UNKNOWN]: I wonder if they could see it. 01:25:52.206 --> 01:25:52.986 [UNKNOWN]: See, if there's an end to pop. 01:25:53.006 --> 01:25:55.668 [UNKNOWN]: Six, five, four, three, one, nine. 01:25:55.869 --> 01:25:56.529 [UNKNOWN]: That's a Jenny. 01:25:56.669 --> 01:25:58.050 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you can go. 01:25:58.110 --> 01:25:59.251 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:25:59.311 --> 01:26:00.012 [UNKNOWN]: He sang in the end. 01:26:02.314 --> 01:26:05.716 [UNKNOWN]: Anyway, they should have AI run out. 01:26:06.457 --> 01:26:08.078 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know, like a billion characters. 01:26:08.218 --> 01:26:08.719 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:26:08.919 --> 01:26:09.880 [UNKNOWN]: That's what we should- 01:26:11.907 --> 01:26:24.952 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we've been trying to figure that all at least here's seven over twenty two some at some Yeah, twenty two over twenty two over I'm more of a seven over twenty one down here. 01:26:25.072 --> 01:26:39.337 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's yeah, that's it's twenty two over You're on your own I got a gig a lot of seeing you, Mitch In the math world dude 01:26:42.083 --> 01:26:47.497 [UNKNOWN]: Hey listen if I if I can get a math gigal, that's all I'm at. 01:26:49.322 --> 01:26:50.385 [UNKNOWN]: I know I can get a boner gigal. 01:26:52.521 --> 01:26:55.122 [UNKNOWN]: So we need four of this goes too far out the rails. 01:26:55.142 --> 01:26:56.322 [UNKNOWN]: We need to talk about four. 01:26:57.583 --> 01:26:58.423 [UNKNOWN]: Any further. 01:26:58.443 --> 01:27:04.265 [UNKNOWN]: How would you like to talk about bear this the equation that you were talking about before we start a film? 01:27:04.305 --> 01:27:04.925 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, the Erdo. 01:27:05.266 --> 01:27:05.526 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:27:05.786 --> 01:27:06.166 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah. 01:27:06.206 --> 01:27:07.206 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, let's talk about that. 01:27:07.406 --> 01:27:09.907 [UNKNOWN]: So yeah, we do have D expert online. 01:27:10.087 --> 01:27:11.028 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not expert. 01:27:11.088 --> 01:27:11.808 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, you are. 01:27:11.868 --> 01:27:13.008 [UNKNOWN]: I have some notes though. 01:27:13.048 --> 01:27:17.170 [UNKNOWN]: No, so you can understand like we're chatting with these trying to claim 01:27:17.990 --> 01:27:28.088 [UNKNOWN]: that they're new model that's not been released yet it's kind of behind how can they just behind the private strip club curtain that only one person has seen 01:27:29.538 --> 01:27:33.479 [UNKNOWN]: And can't vouch whether or not, it's actually true. 01:27:33.799 --> 01:27:34.899 [UNKNOWN]: So here's the interesting thing. 01:27:35.619 --> 01:27:48.162 [UNKNOWN]: So that, in Paris, a different than the model than that other one, the Erdoa problem that was solved, that was solved by a Chinese mathematician, Tao, so that the plus one minus one minus one plus one minus one plus one. 01:27:48.322 --> 01:27:49.022 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's different. 01:27:49.342 --> 01:27:49.782 [UNKNOWN]: That's different. 01:27:49.802 --> 01:27:50.403 [UNKNOWN]: This is different. 01:27:50.463 --> 01:27:52.323 [UNKNOWN]: This is, that was worried about that. 01:27:52.683 --> 01:27:53.683 [UNKNOWN]: I was so concerned. 01:27:53.723 --> 01:27:54.183 [UNKNOWN]: Let me do. 01:27:54.383 --> 01:27:56.044 [UNKNOWN]: So if you take a perfect square, right? 01:27:56.624 --> 01:28:00.684 [UNKNOWN]: And then you put the dots into the square. 01:28:01.265 --> 01:28:02.385 [UNKNOWN]: And would you put the dots in? 01:28:02.545 --> 01:28:05.505 [UNKNOWN]: They want to understand how many, how does it work? 01:28:06.706 --> 01:28:10.826 [UNKNOWN]: In inches or centimeters or some unit. 01:28:10.846 --> 01:28:12.547 [UNKNOWN]: And how are you talking lose language? 01:28:12.767 --> 01:28:13.647 [UNKNOWN]: Is there a maximum or a minimum? 01:28:13.827 --> 01:28:14.467 [UNKNOWN]: The whole there is. 01:28:20.450 --> 01:28:25.735 [UNKNOWN]: It disproved, or though, because it used hidden numbers. 01:28:27.496 --> 01:28:33.281 [UNKNOWN]: So think about it this way, think about squaring. 01:28:33.301 --> 01:28:35.823 [UNKNOWN]: So take 25, for example. 01:28:35.964 --> 01:28:36.244 [UNKNOWN]: OK. 01:28:36.604 --> 01:28:38.286 [UNKNOWN]: So what? 01:28:38.726 --> 01:28:39.347 [UNKNOWN]: Three. 01:28:39.827 --> 01:28:40.367 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, take. 01:28:41.268 --> 01:28:41.849 [UNKNOWN]: What would it be? 01:28:43.350 --> 01:28:44.011 [UNKNOWN]: 25 square. 01:28:44.855 --> 01:29:01.364 [UNKNOWN]: just take take take take five just take five squared and what equals five squared is I think it's I have here twenty five three to the three to the three to the two power four to the two power equals five to the two three to the one to the one So it just used a vastly richer 01:29:02.905 --> 01:29:09.211 [UNKNOWN]: version of the principle, filing a number system with many more ways to generate the same distance. 01:29:09.751 --> 01:29:18.559 [UNKNOWN]: So essentially, it it disproved it by just using not like what mathematicians were using, just proved what, disproved the fact that 01:29:22.382 --> 01:29:25.023 [UNKNOWN]: First of all, if it disproved it, it wasn't a fact. 01:29:25.103 --> 01:29:25.703 [UNKNOWN]: It was a theory. 01:29:25.803 --> 01:29:26.203 [UNKNOWN]: That's correct. 01:29:26.243 --> 01:29:27.284 [UNKNOWN]: It was a theory at the beginning. 01:29:27.524 --> 01:29:31.885 [UNKNOWN]: And that's what Erdo, that's that Erdo theory, not the other one that touted it. 01:29:31.925 --> 01:29:32.526 [UNKNOWN]: But this one did. 01:29:32.546 --> 01:29:33.166 [UNKNOWN]: That's the argument. 01:29:33.186 --> 01:29:34.826 [UNKNOWN]: Does it become fact up for some of the years? 01:29:36.107 --> 01:29:40.548 [UNKNOWN]: Well, they tried, they tried, they figured out what they tried. 01:29:40.568 --> 01:29:44.710 [UNKNOWN]: They just put dots into a sort of more dots. 01:29:44.830 --> 01:29:46.911 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, this seems to work. 01:29:47.031 --> 01:29:48.531 [UNKNOWN]: I'm more of a 3D graph kind of guy. 01:29:51.370 --> 01:29:52.474 [UNKNOWN]: However, that wasn't the case. 01:29:53.035 --> 01:29:56.726 [UNKNOWN]: And it just used a different way, hidden numbers. 01:29:59.413 --> 01:30:02.836 [UNKNOWN]: like that three-squared plus four-squared equals five-squared. 01:30:03.436 --> 01:30:04.357 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I can't wait for this judge. 01:30:04.377 --> 01:30:05.398 [UNKNOWN]: It'd be demodeled, come on. 01:30:05.438 --> 01:30:07.019 [UNKNOWN]: God damn, it sounds like really interesting. 01:30:07.199 --> 01:30:10.562 [UNKNOWN]: He's in that the X-squared plus Y. 01:30:10.882 --> 01:30:12.684 [UNKNOWN]: That's basically the pithera, you're in there. 01:30:12.724 --> 01:30:13.765 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right? 01:30:13.805 --> 01:30:14.665 [UNKNOWN]: Z-squared, yeah. 01:30:14.745 --> 01:30:17.267 [UNKNOWN]: And a triangle isn't that the same type of thing. 01:30:17.427 --> 01:30:18.288 [UNKNOWN]: I think that's what they tried. 01:30:18.348 --> 01:30:19.269 [UNKNOWN]: I think that's what it did. 01:30:19.369 --> 01:30:21.431 [UNKNOWN]: But everyone was looking at it from a linear perspective. 01:30:21.471 --> 01:30:22.592 [UNKNOWN]: But now you're looking at it from a... 01:30:23.412 --> 01:30:24.914 [UNKNOWN]: And that's what the model did. 01:30:25.194 --> 01:30:25.855 [UNKNOWN]: It just looked at it. 01:30:26.355 --> 01:30:26.756 [UNKNOWN]: It looked deeper. 01:30:26.796 --> 01:30:29.298 [UNKNOWN]: Problem from a deeper, deeper, different perspective. 01:30:29.738 --> 01:30:31.040 [UNKNOWN]: There's like that date you guys went on. 01:30:31.060 --> 01:30:32.701 [UNKNOWN]: You know, just somebody that listened a little longer. 01:30:33.021 --> 01:30:35.304 [UNKNOWN]: So by using that math, it proved it was square. 01:30:35.864 --> 01:30:36.425 [UNKNOWN]: It was square. 01:30:37.435 --> 01:30:37.956 [UNKNOWN]: It has to be. 01:30:38.156 --> 01:30:39.277 [UNKNOWN]: It's not necessarily square-mitch. 01:30:39.317 --> 01:30:41.059 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, it was deeper than that. 01:30:41.800 --> 01:30:43.422 [UNKNOWN]: It found different ways. 01:30:43.683 --> 01:30:46.065 [UNKNOWN]: I think there was some other things too if you think about it from on it. 01:30:46.766 --> 01:30:52.814 [UNKNOWN]: Another way, another example was, if you look at a Lego, like you have Legos, or a Lego house? 01:30:52.834 --> 01:30:53.514 [UNKNOWN]: I love Legos. 01:30:53.575 --> 01:30:54.576 [UNKNOWN]: I still write. 01:30:54.716 --> 01:30:55.857 [UNKNOWN]: If you have some Lego house? 01:30:58.531 --> 01:31:02.275 [UNKNOWN]: I've got a whole community. 01:31:02.315 --> 01:31:03.496 [UNKNOWN]: It has a bowl and everything. 01:31:03.516 --> 01:31:04.557 [UNKNOWN]: He's got the bowl and everything. 01:31:04.857 --> 01:31:07.620 [UNKNOWN]: But if my leg goes around it, it just melts. 01:31:07.660 --> 01:31:09.102 [UNKNOWN]: There's no well in front of her. 01:31:09.122 --> 01:31:09.902 [UNKNOWN]: It's double on it. 01:31:10.583 --> 01:31:12.105 [UNKNOWN]: It is carnival. 01:31:13.846 --> 01:31:14.747 [UNKNOWN]: Lego fish. 01:31:14.867 --> 01:31:15.288 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, go ahead. 01:31:18.175 --> 01:31:28.161 [UNKNOWN]: if you, but you have the form, but the thing is when you take it apart with the instructions how you kind of put it together, and that's kind of what the AA model did. 01:31:28.781 --> 01:31:31.283 [UNKNOWN]: It's saying, oh, here's, here's your square. 01:31:32.495 --> 01:31:38.479 [UNKNOWN]: Forget about the dot, if you take the part, how do you put it back together with the instructions, but it's just used a different set of instructions. 01:31:38.499 --> 01:31:40.140 [UNKNOWN]: That was my problem, I super glued those Legos. 01:31:40.420 --> 01:31:41.660 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, they could never put it back. 01:31:41.680 --> 01:31:42.901 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so now I just live with it. 01:31:43.421 --> 01:31:45.062 [UNKNOWN]: It just moves everywhere I go. 01:31:45.142 --> 01:31:46.663 [UNKNOWN]: Could you live in the Lego house? 01:31:47.084 --> 01:31:47.384 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah. 01:31:48.024 --> 01:31:49.285 [UNKNOWN]: Is that what happened to Humpty Dumple? 01:31:49.305 --> 01:31:51.726 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that's kind of a... Oh, for wall. 01:31:51.746 --> 01:31:52.187 [UNKNOWN]: What was he? 01:31:52.807 --> 01:31:53.347 [UNKNOWN]: Was it bear? 01:31:53.567 --> 01:31:54.768 [UNKNOWN]: That was kind of like last night. 01:31:54.788 --> 01:31:58.971 [UNKNOWN]: I told you guys last week, I was building a cardboard brick house. 01:32:01.470 --> 01:32:03.392 [UNKNOWN]: Like Mario Brothers, you know how I was doing it myself. 01:32:07.096 --> 01:32:08.537 [UNKNOWN]: And I'm building this, you know, house. 01:32:09.438 --> 01:32:14.623 [UNKNOWN]: This little chopper comes along, takes me right out of my old, uh, we don't back all of that. 01:32:14.663 --> 01:32:16.105 [UNKNOWN]: I'll get it right by the kindergarten. 01:32:16.205 --> 01:32:18.968 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, listen, you don't forget about the first bite. 01:32:20.409 --> 01:32:21.831 [UNKNOWN]: No, I never forgot mine. 01:32:22.855 --> 01:32:24.536 [UNKNOWN]: I could name every Insider. 01:32:24.556 --> 01:32:27.899 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, it was as clear as a day's long. 01:32:27.919 --> 01:32:28.999 [UNKNOWN]: Do you remember his name? 01:32:29.019 --> 01:32:29.680 [UNKNOWN]: I didn't even name him. 01:32:29.860 --> 01:32:30.700 [UNKNOWN]: No, I don't remember his name. 01:32:30.720 --> 01:32:31.441 [UNKNOWN]: I remember his teeth. 01:32:32.722 --> 01:32:36.124 [UNKNOWN]: Do you think he was like, oh, you scugged? 01:32:36.144 --> 01:32:37.225 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, not emotionally. 01:32:37.345 --> 01:32:38.886 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, emotionally scarred. 01:32:38.906 --> 01:32:40.627 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's apparent. 01:32:40.727 --> 01:32:43.769 [UNKNOWN]: You can tell the scab goes deep. 01:32:46.951 --> 01:32:49.193 [UNKNOWN]: It's been peeled a few times in a pre-hield. 01:32:52.242 --> 01:32:54.504 [UNKNOWN]: He's arm could be used for an orthodonticummer. 01:32:54.524 --> 01:32:56.846 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I really, he's got, he's got these bad. 01:32:56.886 --> 01:32:58.267 [UNKNOWN]: Listen, I'm blinded his arm. 01:32:58.287 --> 01:33:02.070 [UNKNOWN]: You know, from, so on that, where my arm is ready for is another biter. 01:33:04.512 --> 01:33:05.552 [UNKNOWN]: It's prepared this time. 01:33:05.933 --> 01:33:09.335 [UNKNOWN]: Can you order one of those on the line? 01:33:09.355 --> 01:33:10.816 [UNKNOWN]: He seems to have, like, armpit. 01:33:11.457 --> 01:33:12.238 [UNKNOWN]: So did you find that? 01:33:12.258 --> 01:33:13.839 [UNKNOWN]: Did I get that period of legal biter, please? 01:33:14.299 --> 01:33:15.180 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's right there. 01:33:16.118 --> 01:33:17.559 [UNKNOWN]: It's right in the bottle in front of you. 01:33:17.679 --> 01:33:18.020 [UNKNOWN]: That's fine. 01:33:18.100 --> 01:33:19.821 [UNKNOWN]: Did you find anything about it a little bit? 01:33:19.861 --> 01:33:26.146 [UNKNOWN]: Did opening I indeed disprove or solve this or not, is it disproving not in the traditional way? 01:33:26.346 --> 01:33:28.408 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so this is more fluff than it is. 01:33:28.428 --> 01:33:29.369 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know if you're losing it. 01:33:29.389 --> 01:33:32.612 [UNKNOWN]: That's kind of where I was going to run about way. 01:33:32.652 --> 01:33:36.175 [UNKNOWN]: You're going to roll to the mathematical kind of like reasoning way. 01:33:37.195 --> 01:33:38.717 [UNKNOWN]: I think you lost half of our crowd through. 01:33:39.117 --> 01:33:44.782 [UNKNOWN]: I just said, fuck no, it's not just saying how this is all freaking PR bullshit. 01:33:45.502 --> 01:33:56.985 [UNKNOWN]: But yeah, it's all stock, trying to sell stock, trying to sell stock, trying to sell stock, trying to sell the IPO, right? 01:33:57.005 --> 01:33:59.886 [UNKNOWN]: So he's trying to pay back the investors, what do you, what do you promise them? 01:34:00.566 --> 01:34:00.946 [UNKNOWN]: They won. 01:34:01.946 --> 01:34:08.788 [UNKNOWN]: But I think I think the interesting thing is, it just thought about it from a different perspective than human thought about it for since 1946. 01:34:08.888 --> 01:34:11.089 [UNKNOWN]: Is it not an incident they picked this? 01:34:12.007 --> 01:34:16.383 [UNKNOWN]: be there really well it hasn't yeah I think I think it's interesting. 01:34:17.060 --> 01:34:20.361 [UNKNOWN]: Me too, because I'm taking the problem. 01:34:20.501 --> 01:34:22.382 [UNKNOWN]: I think the three of us could disperse. 01:34:22.442 --> 01:34:28.144 [UNKNOWN]: I think we can create a few series and we can definitely disperse a couple of theories. 01:34:28.484 --> 01:34:29.625 [UNKNOWN]: But it's almost like the list. 01:34:29.645 --> 01:34:31.606 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I don't know what they are. 01:34:31.626 --> 01:34:35.027 [UNKNOWN]: Dispointer, buried the by the time we get to the fifth segment. 01:34:35.167 --> 01:34:36.928 [UNKNOWN]: We'll figure out, I'm going to have a few of you here. 01:34:36.948 --> 01:34:37.628 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to do that. 01:34:37.648 --> 01:34:39.049 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, Louis is going to try and make it that point. 01:34:39.069 --> 01:34:41.710 [UNKNOWN]: He's going to solve all the world problems, right? 01:34:41.850 --> 01:34:42.410 [UNKNOWN]: I like that. 01:34:42.830 --> 01:34:44.991 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, maybe that's the one we taught gig on the first segment. 01:34:45.011 --> 01:34:46.012 [UNKNOWN]: Really good, actually. 01:34:46.072 --> 01:34:46.372 [UNKNOWN]: What is that? 01:34:46.392 --> 01:34:51.315 [UNKNOWN]: Fifth segment, we challenge current conventional thinking and theory. 01:34:51.595 --> 01:34:52.596 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, yes. 01:34:52.776 --> 01:34:53.657 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, these things are good. 01:34:53.677 --> 01:34:55.158 [UNKNOWN]: We could have done that anyways, right? 01:34:56.018 --> 01:34:56.478 [UNKNOWN]: Have we not? 01:34:57.419 --> 01:34:58.780 [UNKNOWN]: Math is God's mind. 01:34:58.800 --> 01:34:59.820 [UNKNOWN]: You talk about that, right? 01:35:00.401 --> 01:35:04.163 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but nobody ever said anything that we had to dispute. 01:35:04.443 --> 01:35:05.184 [UNKNOWN]: No, just prove. 01:35:05.204 --> 01:35:06.624 [UNKNOWN]: But nobody else will set it. 01:35:08.325 --> 01:35:08.866 [UNKNOWN]: That's a big. 01:35:09.086 --> 01:35:09.846 [UNKNOWN]: Well, Eric said that. 01:35:10.127 --> 01:35:11.087 [UNKNOWN]: That's what I'm talking about. 01:35:11.107 --> 01:35:11.708 [UNKNOWN]: Epic said it. 01:35:11.928 --> 01:35:12.108 [UNKNOWN]: No. 01:35:12.967 --> 01:35:14.168 [UNKNOWN]: And he's two chapters in. 01:35:14.968 --> 01:35:16.589 [UNKNOWN]: And by the way, you asked me to write this forward. 01:35:17.470 --> 01:35:17.610 [UNKNOWN]: Uh-huh. 01:35:18.691 --> 01:35:20.072 [UNKNOWN]: I asked Aya to do it and they said no. 01:35:20.912 --> 01:35:21.653 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, thank God. 01:35:22.553 --> 01:35:30.699 [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- 01:35:36.850 --> 01:35:44.516 [UNKNOWN]: It's gonna walk up with that afro hair. 01:35:44.596 --> 01:35:53.562 [UNKNOWN]: It's like looting and I walked up to the hall of garden. 01:35:53.762 --> 01:35:56.164 [UNKNOWN]: It's like Rick Moranis trying to find your way in. 01:35:57.024 --> 01:35:59.006 [UNKNOWN]: I can't find a door in an olive garden. 01:35:59.266 --> 01:35:59.626 [UNKNOWN]: To get it. 01:35:59.646 --> 01:36:01.407 [UNKNOWN]: I mean literally I can find a door. 01:36:02.488 --> 01:36:04.770 [UNKNOWN]: They're all, they're all just exit only. 01:36:06.596 --> 01:36:09.378 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but you can never leave. 01:36:10.079 --> 01:36:12.921 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's a good. 01:36:13.081 --> 01:36:13.621 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, geez. 01:36:14.102 --> 01:36:15.943 [UNKNOWN]: We just do karaoke this month. 01:36:15.983 --> 01:36:17.564 [UNKNOWN]: We didn't use a lot of airs. 01:36:17.584 --> 01:36:23.889 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, we are hosting, by the way, if any of our listeners are in the Indiana County area. 01:36:24.890 --> 01:36:26.151 [UNKNOWN]: Are you going to carry out some more? 01:36:26.171 --> 01:36:28.312 [UNKNOWN]: I'm a... We are hosting karaoke. 01:36:28.412 --> 01:36:33.957 [UNKNOWN]: We are hosting karaoke for that night, because I... August 6th, at the Country Club pool bar. 01:36:35.216 --> 01:36:35.677 [UNKNOWN]: be there. 01:36:36.077 --> 01:36:36.838 [UNKNOWN]: That's a thursday. 01:36:36.879 --> 01:36:37.980 [UNKNOWN]: He's a thursday. 01:36:38.741 --> 01:36:40.885 [UNKNOWN]: And we got a great happy hour special. 01:36:40.965 --> 01:36:45.231 [UNKNOWN]: And if if he don't know anybody to be there, come and be my guest. 01:36:45.331 --> 01:36:46.152 [UNKNOWN]: There's a August 6th. 01:36:49.093 --> 01:36:51.594 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, it'll, I can't wait to hear Louie sing. 01:36:51.614 --> 01:36:52.854 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, he's already giving me his playlist. 01:36:52.874 --> 01:36:53.314 [UNKNOWN]: I can't sing. 01:36:53.514 --> 01:36:54.895 [UNKNOWN]: No, you give me your playlist, man. 01:36:54.955 --> 01:36:57.035 [UNKNOWN]: Everybody can sing, not everybody can sing well. 01:36:57.275 --> 01:36:58.075 [UNKNOWN]: That's a fact, pal. 01:36:58.696 --> 01:37:00.076 [UNKNOWN]: And that's why alcohol just kind of... 01:37:00.356 --> 01:37:01.336 [UNKNOWN]: This don't give a shit. 01:37:01.356 --> 01:37:02.597 [UNKNOWN]: Doesn't make any better singer. 01:37:02.617 --> 01:37:04.497 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, no, bring Briss City does. 01:37:04.597 --> 01:37:06.398 [UNKNOWN]: Alcohol brings all the song waves. 01:37:06.418 --> 01:37:08.338 [UNKNOWN]: That should be, that, hey, we should. 01:37:08.538 --> 01:37:10.599 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, that should be our launch. 01:37:10.919 --> 01:37:14.620 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that was gonna, you were going to, you were going to the bathroom and I was gonna ask you about this. 01:37:17.491 --> 01:37:18.471 [UNKNOWN]: It's all coming back. 01:37:18.671 --> 01:37:20.952 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm not even sure I want to hear this question. 01:37:20.972 --> 01:37:27.114 [UNKNOWN]: No, but I think the karaoke should be sponsored by Alibrasity because we got a five to seven happy or at the pool before we start. 01:37:27.314 --> 01:37:27.934 [UNKNOWN]: No doubt. 01:37:28.194 --> 01:37:28.614 [UNKNOWN]: Should we not? 01:37:29.254 --> 01:37:29.775 [UNKNOWN]: We should. 01:37:29.955 --> 01:37:30.215 [UNKNOWN]: All right. 01:37:30.295 --> 01:37:31.215 [UNKNOWN]: So we should have shirts. 01:37:31.255 --> 01:37:32.335 [UNKNOWN]: We should be given out shirts. 01:37:32.655 --> 01:37:32.955 [UNKNOWN]: We should. 01:37:33.536 --> 01:37:34.536 [UNKNOWN]: So that's it. 01:37:34.956 --> 01:37:35.276 [UNKNOWN]: It's done. 01:37:35.476 --> 01:37:38.637 [UNKNOWN]: That's our first merchandise to be solved. 01:37:39.157 --> 01:37:39.397 [UNKNOWN]: It is. 01:37:39.737 --> 01:37:42.538 [UNKNOWN]: So I wanted to check with you for as good as it's ours. 01:37:42.658 --> 01:37:45.059 [UNKNOWN]: It's a new venture has been launched here tonight. 01:37:46.743 --> 01:37:49.425 [UNKNOWN]: Thursday, October or not October, August 6. 01:37:49.465 --> 01:37:52.426 [UNKNOWN]: Close enough, it shows me, he waits to October 31st. 01:37:54.968 --> 01:37:56.268 [UNKNOWN]: What the hell was that? 01:37:56.309 --> 01:37:57.069 [UNKNOWN]: What the hell was that? 01:37:57.089 --> 01:37:58.029 [UNKNOWN]: What the hell was that? 01:37:58.050 --> 01:38:01.231 [UNKNOWN]: You wouldn't believe all the Mike picked that up. 01:38:01.892 --> 01:38:04.213 [UNKNOWN]: That was, that was your friend at the pool of the area. 01:38:04.713 --> 01:38:07.215 [UNKNOWN]: Twice, I missed you so much. 01:38:07.235 --> 01:38:12.358 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's gonna come through loud and clear on there. 01:38:13.847 --> 01:38:15.710 [UNKNOWN]: Do you have the shirts made? 01:38:16.190 --> 01:38:16.931 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 01:38:17.011 --> 01:38:17.372 [UNKNOWN]: We don't. 01:38:17.512 --> 01:38:17.772 [UNKNOWN]: We don't. 01:38:17.792 --> 01:38:20.997 [UNKNOWN]: But you can imagine the motorboard and shirts. 01:38:21.057 --> 01:38:22.859 [UNKNOWN]: I think they can. 01:38:22.919 --> 01:38:24.381 [UNKNOWN]: I mean those aren't those aren't dogs. 01:38:24.401 --> 01:38:27.625 [UNKNOWN]: We get Vince Vaughn just to show us. 01:38:27.906 --> 01:38:29.187 [UNKNOWN]: That's just a blurry line. 01:38:30.909 --> 01:38:34.590 [UNKNOWN]: Sorry, I'm going to play with this segment Big Dog. 01:38:34.830 --> 01:38:36.711 [UNKNOWN]: We probably ramp it up. 01:38:36.731 --> 01:38:36.931 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:38:37.571 --> 01:38:38.832 [UNKNOWN]: So we're going to come back to the fifth segment. 01:38:38.852 --> 01:38:40.292 [UNKNOWN]: We're going to talk more philosophical. 01:38:40.732 --> 01:38:44.514 [UNKNOWN]: I felt like we've been talking philosophical with other socks on. 01:38:45.494 --> 01:38:46.895 [UNKNOWN]: Without the socks and the philosophical. 01:38:48.855 --> 01:38:49.976 [UNKNOWN]: What the hell did he just say? 01:38:50.016 --> 01:38:53.717 [UNKNOWN]: I don't even know. 01:38:53.737 --> 01:38:54.758 [UNKNOWN]: He had air squealed. 01:38:56.060 --> 01:38:57.581 [UNKNOWN]: You talked about socks. 01:38:58.221 --> 01:38:58.501 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:38:58.521 --> 01:39:00.122 [UNKNOWN]: I got to the sock part and full of soccer. 01:39:00.682 --> 01:39:01.622 [UNKNOWN]: Phil, a sock off. 01:39:01.723 --> 01:39:02.443 [UNKNOWN]: Hey. 01:39:02.463 --> 01:39:03.523 [UNKNOWN]: With that, I don't know what you're saying. 01:39:03.543 --> 01:39:05.364 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to get a pair of socks. 01:39:06.325 --> 01:39:07.365 [UNKNOWN]: I didn't get a drink. 01:39:07.625 --> 01:39:07.965 [UNKNOWN]: Cheers. 01:39:08.125 --> 01:39:10.386 [UNKNOWN]: Clearly, I'm not drunk at all. 01:39:10.406 --> 01:39:11.107 [UNKNOWN]: You're not. 01:39:11.227 --> 01:39:11.567 [UNKNOWN]: Very. 01:39:11.807 --> 01:39:13.107 [UNKNOWN]: We'll see you in five minutes. 01:39:13.127 --> 01:39:15.489 [UNKNOWN]: You're going to see over my innumerations come from. 01:39:16.109 --> 01:39:17.469 [UNKNOWN]: We're going to a sack of cold. 01:39:17.729 --> 01:39:18.350 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:39:18.430 --> 01:39:19.350 [UNKNOWN]: I feel the suffocal. 01:39:19.390 --> 01:39:20.010 [UNKNOWN]: Feel the sack of cold. 01:39:20.050 --> 01:39:20.391 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, Brad. 01:39:20.411 --> 01:39:22.512 [UNKNOWN]: Tell everybody we'll be right back. 01:39:22.672 --> 01:39:22.912 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:39:22.932 --> 01:39:25.333 [UNKNOWN]: We're going to be back after we put ourselves on. 01:39:34.769 --> 01:39:37.110 [UNKNOWN]: DACA Daily.AI is not built for everyone. 01:39:38.790 --> 01:39:48.654 [UNKNOWN]: It's built for the council who already knows that speed, precision, and early intelligence wind cases, shape strategy, and protect the enterprise. 01:39:50.835 --> 01:39:59.518 [UNKNOWN]: We serve a small circle of tech forward attorneys who understand the value of seeing regulatory movement before it becomes tomorrow's headline, or next quarter's crisis. 01:40:02.258 --> 01:40:06.843 [UNKNOWN]: If you've heard of us, it's likely because someone trusted you enough to mention it. 01:40:10.026 --> 01:40:19.616 [UNKNOWN]: If you're here, it's because you belong to the fraction of counsel who treat information as a strategic asset, not a commodity, docked daily.au. 01:40:20.677 --> 01:40:23.780 [UNKNOWN]: The quiet advantage for the attorneys who never wait to be surprised. 01:40:34.093 --> 01:40:45.184 [UNKNOWN]: And we are back in the fifth image in the notorious segment, I felt like we actually entered the fifth segment early. 01:40:46.330 --> 01:40:48.531 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's a bit to become a regularity right now. 01:40:48.771 --> 01:40:50.551 [UNKNOWN]: Is that been a problem with your e-cills, by the way? 01:40:50.751 --> 01:40:51.992 [UNKNOWN]: We're really into early. 01:40:52.532 --> 01:40:57.514 [UNKNOWN]: Well, no, actually, if that's a problem for you, then you need my e-d pills. 01:40:58.714 --> 01:40:59.854 [UNKNOWN]: Nobody likes to be in a early. 01:41:00.014 --> 01:41:01.455 [UNKNOWN]: What kind of problem would we talk about here? 01:41:01.815 --> 01:41:02.675 [UNKNOWN]: You know the problem. 01:41:03.336 --> 01:41:05.356 [UNKNOWN]: I don't want to need someone happy to say. 01:41:05.556 --> 01:41:06.116 [UNKNOWN]: None of us. 01:41:06.236 --> 01:41:07.097 [UNKNOWN]: It's a nice argument. 01:41:08.567 --> 01:41:09.148 [UNKNOWN]: I can't say it. 01:41:09.248 --> 01:41:09.848 [UNKNOWN]: It makes things. 01:41:10.008 --> 01:41:10.648 [UNKNOWN]: I can't say it. 01:41:10.788 --> 01:41:12.950 [UNKNOWN]: I got to do the initials at the fifth segment. 01:41:12.990 --> 01:41:20.814 [UNKNOWN]: If I try to say erectile dysfunctional dysfunctional dysfunctional dysfunctional you get that tongue tied shit going and it's over. 01:41:21.094 --> 01:41:24.076 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm talking about it. 01:41:24.596 --> 01:41:25.797 [UNKNOWN]: What about our bourbon honors? 01:41:25.957 --> 01:41:28.458 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, the bourbon, bourbon nominers don't. 01:41:28.478 --> 01:41:29.459 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, brute. 01:41:29.499 --> 01:41:30.820 [UNKNOWN]: You knelt it again. 01:41:30.900 --> 01:41:32.300 [UNKNOWN]: That's three times. 01:41:32.360 --> 01:41:33.281 [UNKNOWN]: I whew knelt it. 01:41:33.441 --> 01:41:34.101 [UNKNOWN]: I whispered it. 01:41:34.182 --> 01:41:34.662 [UNKNOWN]: That's why? 01:41:36.033 --> 01:41:36.494 [UNKNOWN]: is down. 01:41:36.894 --> 01:41:38.976 [UNKNOWN]: There's something Jones see very often Perry. 01:41:39.577 --> 01:41:40.277 [UNKNOWN]: Our spirits. 01:41:41.379 --> 01:41:43.120 [UNKNOWN]: Oh my god, they're up. 01:41:45.203 --> 01:41:45.763 [UNKNOWN]: Off the charts. 01:41:46.624 --> 01:41:52.270 [UNKNOWN]: It's like a rocket ship going up from SpaceX right into satellite orbit. 01:41:52.911 --> 01:41:58.637 [UNKNOWN]: We're going to deliver the data, data, daddy, daddy, daddy, daddy, daddy, daddy. 01:42:01.503 --> 01:42:10.952 [UNKNOWN]: It's suffocating, it's all right, Louis, Louis, help us out, Louis. 01:42:11.012 --> 01:42:11.713 [UNKNOWN]: I got nothing. 01:42:11.773 --> 01:42:13.154 [UNKNOWN]: So I hear the usher. 01:42:13.534 --> 01:42:14.756 [UNKNOWN]: I do have a question here, though. 01:42:14.796 --> 01:42:15.636 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, good. 01:42:15.837 --> 01:42:17.078 [UNKNOWN]: So let me ask you, too. 01:42:17.138 --> 01:42:17.638 [UNKNOWN]: Thank you. 01:42:17.678 --> 01:42:18.779 [UNKNOWN]: What's more dynamic? 01:42:19.160 --> 01:42:23.324 [UNKNOWN]: The fact that it goes up or the fact that it comes back down in lands. 01:42:24.332 --> 01:42:29.997 [UNKNOWN]: on SpaceX at the serious quite a pick one of those rockets it comes back to right with a chopsticks. 01:42:30.297 --> 01:42:32.259 [UNKNOWN]: I I understand that but that's amazing. 01:42:32.319 --> 01:42:44.929 [UNKNOWN]: But what did your technology get in the whole thing going or then imagine it when it comes back I think landing are you just landing because it's new because that's new technology because we've been sending rockets in the space since the 60s. 01:42:45.329 --> 01:42:47.369 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, drop it in the ocean like it's nothing, right? 01:42:47.409 --> 01:42:53.711 [UNKNOWN]: So yeah, but nobody ever landed one on a pad in the middle of the ocean or on land sticks. 01:42:53.791 --> 01:42:55.071 [UNKNOWN]: Hot one, it's unbelievable. 01:42:55.571 --> 01:42:59.072 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the first time I watched it, I was like, you could be kidding me though, is that real? 01:42:59.292 --> 01:43:00.413 [UNKNOWN]: By the way, do you, that was epic? 01:43:00.433 --> 01:43:03.673 [UNKNOWN]: Do you guys ever, yeah, you're epic, you know, you're epic. 01:43:03.893 --> 01:43:05.474 [UNKNOWN]: Can I go, can I take you guys back? 01:43:05.554 --> 01:43:11.375 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, epic, it sounds like the chipmunks, the mutual admiration society is as we do. 01:43:11.415 --> 01:43:14.896 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, can I take you guys back into a time where I'm not getting bitten? 01:43:16.276 --> 01:43:20.158 [UNKNOWN]: Or I should if you go back and tell me where you're going to go. 01:43:21.039 --> 01:43:23.720 [UNKNOWN]: But do you remember those model rockets you could launch on? 01:43:23.760 --> 01:43:24.180 [UNKNOWN]: Yes. 01:43:25.241 --> 01:43:27.062 [UNKNOWN]: The SD's model rockets ever do? 01:43:27.502 --> 01:43:27.762 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:43:28.042 --> 01:43:28.942 [UNKNOWN]: All the time. 01:43:28.962 --> 01:43:29.723 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:43:29.823 --> 01:43:32.164 [UNKNOWN]: Oh yeah, right? 01:43:32.724 --> 01:43:33.204 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:43:33.224 --> 01:43:33.465 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:43:33.505 --> 01:43:33.865 [UNKNOWN]: Right? 01:43:33.905 --> 01:43:34.685 [UNKNOWN]: So much fun. 01:43:34.705 --> 01:43:40.488 [UNKNOWN]: But that's kind of what I feel like Elon and Bezos have done here, right? 01:43:41.566 --> 01:43:45.009 [UNKNOWN]: is they've taken that premise of launching it up. 01:43:45.069 --> 01:43:54.517 [UNKNOWN]: Instead of taking it back with the parachute, they're going to control, they're going to control the, I mean, I want to, I want to go watch it sometime. 01:43:55.333 --> 01:43:59.957 [UNKNOWN]: I think it'd be, you know what I'm saying to see, would you like me to just do like a little model rock thing? 01:44:00.058 --> 01:44:05.803 [UNKNOWN]: We can go out in the, can you land it with with thrusters and keep it straight up and down it and softly land standing up? 01:44:06.063 --> 01:44:06.524 [UNKNOWN]: I think I can. 01:44:06.564 --> 01:44:07.665 [UNKNOWN]: I think so. 01:44:07.745 --> 01:44:09.146 [UNKNOWN]: I think I figured out much. 01:44:09.206 --> 01:44:11.288 [UNKNOWN]: If you can do it, I'll, yes, I will. 01:44:11.408 --> 01:44:13.170 [UNKNOWN]: Absolutely, come watch, I'll cheer you on. 01:44:13.951 --> 01:44:14.832 [UNKNOWN]: I'll be your biggest fan. 01:44:16.686 --> 01:44:17.967 [UNKNOWN]: And that was done without AI. 01:44:18.407 --> 01:44:18.847 [UNKNOWN]: I know. 01:44:19.688 --> 01:44:20.368 [UNKNOWN]: It's amazing. 01:44:20.388 --> 01:44:20.889 [UNKNOWN]: It's true. 01:44:21.369 --> 01:44:23.270 [UNKNOWN]: Well, maybe they, well, maybe they, some sort of something. 01:44:23.290 --> 01:44:25.372 [UNKNOWN]: No, those things start down through the atmosphere. 01:44:25.612 --> 01:44:27.413 [UNKNOWN]: They're, I don't know if that's true. 01:44:27.433 --> 01:44:29.254 [UNKNOWN]: They're going like four times to speed this early. 01:44:29.314 --> 01:44:35.578 [UNKNOWN]: No, though, Eric, because I mean, I really think AI has been around a lot longer than we think. 01:44:35.899 --> 01:44:36.899 [UNKNOWN]: I read the book once. 01:44:37.260 --> 01:44:37.940 [UNKNOWN]: I think it helped. 01:44:38.160 --> 01:44:39.121 [UNKNOWN]: I think it assisted. 01:44:39.843 --> 01:44:43.987 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I mean, the first, the first AI started in 1951. 01:44:44.067 --> 01:44:46.149 [UNKNOWN]: So that was in the 80s, right? 01:44:46.289 --> 01:44:47.090 [UNKNOWN]: Wait, wait, wait, wait. 01:44:47.110 --> 01:44:49.553 [UNKNOWN]: Secondly, tell me what happened in 1951. 01:44:49.693 --> 01:44:50.854 [UNKNOWN]: Clearly you didn't read my first book. 01:45:00.561 --> 01:45:15.152 [UNKNOWN]: So the first chapter or two chapters was about the, this is the kind of the third iteration of the third venture into what I, because it started the 50s and then tried it again the 80s, but they just didn't have the time they, they had the compute they didn't. 01:45:15.212 --> 01:45:18.495 [UNKNOWN]: So they, they absolutely didn't, it's like hitting the ceiling, you know, yeah. 01:45:19.323 --> 01:45:22.144 [UNKNOWN]: And now, the ceiling has so high. 01:45:22.184 --> 01:45:30.828 [UNKNOWN]: And that ceiling is being, I mean, there is technology that can keep up with the advancements. 01:45:30.888 --> 01:45:34.730 [UNKNOWN]: And as fast as going as demand is demanding as it's going. 01:45:34.830 --> 01:45:40.112 [UNKNOWN]: And that's, these are very hard words for me to stumble across. 01:45:40.412 --> 01:45:41.373 [UNKNOWN]: I think that got that. 01:45:41.733 --> 01:45:44.834 [UNKNOWN]: I'm keeping that to stick with seven words letters, you know? 01:45:46.635 --> 01:45:47.696 [UNKNOWN]: Two syllables or less? 01:45:50.085 --> 01:45:53.668 [UNKNOWN]: I had so, uh, two, two clubs. 01:45:58.371 --> 01:46:03.214 [UNKNOWN]: If I Einstein drank bourbon, oh, this is what you're got. 01:46:03.875 --> 01:46:16.704 [UNKNOWN]: And listen, he would literally look what you're doing in the morning and in drink lock in the afternoon, underwear and t-shirt and crazy air, he'd be happy about it. 01:46:16.724 --> 01:46:17.905 [UNKNOWN]: Did, let me ask you guys this. 01:46:18.953 --> 01:46:27.155 [UNKNOWN]: Every you guys ever wonder why Einstein didn't fucking come his hair Why is all the pictures of him like he'd ever like never look crazy match shit. 01:46:27.495 --> 01:46:30.336 [UNKNOWN]: He always looked uncomfortable Yeah, he did like come on. 01:46:30.476 --> 01:46:31.496 [UNKNOWN]: Dude was listen. 01:46:31.656 --> 01:46:32.756 [UNKNOWN]: Maybe he never slept either. 01:46:32.876 --> 01:46:33.597 [UNKNOWN]: He's a genius. 01:46:33.737 --> 01:46:36.017 [UNKNOWN]: This this is where he was so far in advance. 01:46:36.037 --> 01:46:47.740 [UNKNOWN]: This is my theory He didn't have social media get his image out there So When you when you get one at bat 01:46:50.816 --> 01:46:56.525 [UNKNOWN]: You have to hit a grand slam, if there are people on bass, and also somebody's watching. 01:47:03.282 --> 01:47:07.426 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know what they're doing back here in the audience, I think they're laughing at us. 01:47:07.486 --> 01:47:10.108 [UNKNOWN]: No, I don't know what laughing is. 01:47:10.188 --> 01:47:12.590 [UNKNOWN]: Our studio audience is laughing at us right now. 01:47:12.991 --> 01:47:14.992 [UNKNOWN]: No, it's a zero. 01:47:15.233 --> 01:47:16.113 [UNKNOWN]: It was just something funny. 01:47:16.153 --> 01:47:17.434 [UNKNOWN]: No more free bush light. 01:47:19.196 --> 01:47:19.957 [UNKNOWN]: Which latte. 01:47:20.457 --> 01:47:22.059 [UNKNOWN]: Did I say that our spirits are up? 01:47:23.469 --> 01:47:24.811 [UNKNOWN]: You said they're way up. 01:47:25.251 --> 01:47:26.993 [UNKNOWN]: You'll still jump up on your chair. 01:47:27.013 --> 01:47:28.055 [UNKNOWN]: I just wanted to say they're up. 01:47:28.075 --> 01:47:29.316 [UNKNOWN]: I just want to make sure you don't. 01:47:29.516 --> 01:47:34.903 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I just want to make sure that the dark art doesn't get in fact in front of our spirits, being so up. 01:47:35.444 --> 01:47:40.490 [UNKNOWN]: You know, thank God if I go through on this, you already did that once. 01:47:40.530 --> 01:47:41.871 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah. 01:47:42.072 --> 01:47:42.993 [UNKNOWN]: Take my mic out with it. 01:47:44.661 --> 01:47:45.421 [UNKNOWN]: That's what I'm good at. 01:47:45.661 --> 01:47:47.042 [UNKNOWN]: That's what I'm good at. 01:47:47.062 --> 01:47:48.102 [UNKNOWN]: Thank you on a couple months ago. 01:47:48.122 --> 01:47:52.664 [UNKNOWN]: I wanted to manual focus on my lens because there's no way you can fucking keep up. 01:47:52.824 --> 01:47:52.984 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:47:53.224 --> 01:47:54.204 [UNKNOWN]: Keep up with this headbub. 01:47:55.945 --> 01:47:57.905 [UNKNOWN]: That's not even a headbub. 01:47:59.026 --> 01:48:00.606 [UNKNOWN]: I think it was the greatest. 01:48:01.086 --> 01:48:01.947 [UNKNOWN]: I think it was the greatest. 01:48:01.967 --> 01:48:02.447 [UNKNOWN]: Is it motorboarding? 01:48:02.467 --> 01:48:03.087 [UNKNOWN]: Is that what you call it? 01:48:03.227 --> 01:48:03.467 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:48:04.147 --> 01:48:05.168 [UNKNOWN]: I think it was the greatest. 01:48:05.188 --> 01:48:05.668 [UNKNOWN]: What is it? 01:48:06.208 --> 01:48:06.948 [UNKNOWN]: It was seeking. 01:48:06.968 --> 01:48:08.489 [UNKNOWN]: It was picking up the bottle. 01:48:08.509 --> 01:48:10.529 [UNKNOWN]: Can you look up the definition of motorboarding on AI? 01:48:10.549 --> 01:48:11.430 [UNKNOWN]: Please see what I'm going to read it. 01:48:11.590 --> 01:48:11.810 [UNKNOWN]: Yes. 01:48:12.451 --> 01:48:13.532 [UNKNOWN]: Do you want me to have her read it? 01:48:13.552 --> 01:48:14.452 [UNKNOWN]: I'd be the better. 01:48:15.393 --> 01:48:16.674 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, just yeah. 01:48:16.714 --> 01:48:20.617 [UNKNOWN]: What's the definition of motorboating? 01:48:20.637 --> 01:48:22.999 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, what do we say? 01:48:23.499 --> 01:48:26.942 [UNKNOWN]: Here's an answer from medicaldaily.com and Wikipedia. 01:48:29.003 --> 01:48:32.866 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, she's replacing one's face in the area between the woman's breasts. 01:48:33.627 --> 01:48:39.091 [UNKNOWN]: Followed by a rapid shape shaking of the face in a side-to-side motion accompanied by yelling. 01:48:46.498 --> 01:48:48.738 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I'll be the one who's allowed to say shit guys. 01:48:48.798 --> 01:48:57.201 [UNKNOWN]: I think we're gotten done back and out. 01:48:59.041 --> 01:49:06.903 [UNKNOWN]: My guess is, you guys don't yell when you motorboat, you're just like, no, I'm just gonna, I'm just gonna hold my breath. 01:49:09.829 --> 01:49:10.931 [UNKNOWN]: I'm just trying to breathe. 01:49:13.354 --> 01:49:15.657 [UNKNOWN]: I guess it's like my sleep apnea. 01:49:15.797 --> 01:49:17.039 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I like the yellow one. 01:49:17.099 --> 01:49:19.142 [UNKNOWN]: Probably cause one of the person who owns the brass. 01:49:19.202 --> 01:49:21.986 [UNKNOWN]: I'm gonna be honest to me, it's like a bad dream. 01:49:22.066 --> 01:49:22.727 [UNKNOWN]: I just try to yell. 01:49:25.258 --> 01:49:27.639 [UNKNOWN]: I just tried to break through to the real world. 01:49:28.419 --> 01:49:30.499 [UNKNOWN]: You guys ever had those bad dreams where you're just trying to yell. 01:49:31.400 --> 01:49:33.320 [UNKNOWN]: It's kind of like, well, being nothing comes out. 01:49:33.360 --> 01:49:34.540 [UNKNOWN]: Nothing comes out and you're trying to yell. 01:49:35.541 --> 01:49:38.941 [UNKNOWN]: But then something does come out and your wife hears and goes, what were you all in the bottom? 01:49:39.001 --> 01:49:41.402 [UNKNOWN]: I'm like, what the hell is this? 01:49:41.422 --> 01:49:42.822 [UNKNOWN]: What the hell is this? 01:49:42.862 --> 01:49:43.902 [UNKNOWN]: What the hell is this? 01:49:43.922 --> 01:49:44.623 [UNKNOWN]: What the hell? 01:49:44.963 --> 01:49:46.023 [UNKNOWN]: I thought I was drowning. 01:49:48.178 --> 01:49:57.666 [UNKNOWN]: I think it was really hot, I mean there was snakes, there was spiders, there were all the insects, there were all the things. 01:49:59.467 --> 01:50:01.028 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know what to do. 01:50:01.449 --> 01:50:01.949 [UNKNOWN]: I give up. 01:50:03.570 --> 01:50:05.732 [UNKNOWN]: Anyways, this bourbon's very good. 01:50:08.031 --> 01:50:10.032 [UNKNOWN]: It is pretty good, I like it. 01:50:10.372 --> 01:50:13.574 [UNKNOWN]: No, hey, I'm gonna give this, I'm moving this into my top two. 01:50:13.594 --> 01:50:27.903 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh 01:50:37.145 --> 01:50:40.528 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, in fairness, this has been many, many months with you. 01:50:40.548 --> 01:50:41.869 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I can't wait to take that down a Monday. 01:50:42.349 --> 01:50:42.590 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:50:43.871 --> 01:50:44.071 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:50:44.811 --> 01:50:45.972 [UNKNOWN]: Your recycling gas bag. 01:50:46.853 --> 01:50:47.874 [UNKNOWN]: Did you seek help? 01:50:48.134 --> 01:50:48.955 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:50:48.995 --> 01:50:52.438 [UNKNOWN]: That's a hell of a week, Michigan. 01:50:52.478 --> 01:50:53.499 [UNKNOWN]: That was it, yeah. 01:50:53.519 --> 01:50:54.540 [UNKNOWN]: That's a rough one. 01:50:54.560 --> 01:50:55.560 [UNKNOWN]: That's right. 01:50:55.580 --> 01:50:56.581 [UNKNOWN]: So what do you need help with? 01:50:56.801 --> 01:50:57.982 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I need help with, uh, 01:50:58.925 --> 01:51:03.469 [UNKNOWN]: If we're going to, I feel like I'm talking to my fucking database again, going on this fucking law. 01:51:03.929 --> 01:51:09.594 [UNKNOWN]: If we're going to backfill this database of bourbon rankings, how does he say it? 01:51:09.894 --> 01:51:15.519 [UNKNOWN]: Your spread base, your sheet base, and the database of bourbon rankings of the four of us, okay? 01:51:16.059 --> 01:51:18.702 [UNKNOWN]: How we rank every bourbon that we've ever tried. 01:51:19.390 --> 01:51:22.152 [UNKNOWN]: So here's what I would love to hear so I would do for that's what I'm saying. 01:51:22.192 --> 01:51:25.014 [UNKNOWN]: So now we're back filling so now that's what I'm doing right now. 01:51:25.054 --> 01:51:26.715 [UNKNOWN]: What yeah, here's your home. 01:51:26.895 --> 01:51:28.156 [UNKNOWN]: You need to give me. 01:51:28.537 --> 01:51:33.520 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, well the fuck are you start this? 01:51:33.540 --> 01:51:34.121 [UNKNOWN]: You're project. 01:51:34.141 --> 01:51:35.442 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I'm on the phone. 01:51:35.502 --> 01:51:37.263 [UNKNOWN]: On your table, we need to list of it. 01:51:37.423 --> 01:51:40.205 [UNKNOWN]: We need to list of the empties because quite frankly, I have forgotten some of them. 01:51:40.225 --> 01:51:42.367 [UNKNOWN]: Like I did this go right through door and the right through the left. 01:51:42.747 --> 01:51:44.188 [UNKNOWN]: I'll take a couple pictures before we. 01:51:44.628 --> 01:51:47.050 [UNKNOWN]: I'll put the list together and then we can start rank it. 01:51:47.290 --> 01:51:48.692 [UNKNOWN]: I don't think a couple of pictures are going to get it. 01:51:48.972 --> 01:51:52.235 [UNKNOWN]: I can tell you, I can't tell you, I can't tell you, I don't know why I'm going to be honest. 01:51:52.495 --> 01:51:56.138 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, Tony's like, there's, there's a big stack of empties. 01:51:56.158 --> 01:51:57.219 [UNKNOWN]: I said I know. 01:52:01.039 --> 01:52:02.240 [UNKNOWN]: I don't need to wait until next week. 01:52:02.280 --> 01:52:03.961 [UNKNOWN]: I can tell you my top three right now. 01:52:04.722 --> 01:52:06.043 [UNKNOWN]: My top my toes. 01:52:06.343 --> 01:52:08.384 [UNKNOWN]: My number one is Penalty Rio. 01:52:08.624 --> 01:52:10.225 [UNKNOWN]: My number two is Horse Soldier. 01:52:10.626 --> 01:52:14.508 [UNKNOWN]: My number three is tonight's dark art guide. 01:52:14.608 --> 01:52:15.349 [UNKNOWN]: Good boy, buddy. 01:52:15.529 --> 01:52:15.889 [UNKNOWN]: Jesse. 01:52:16.389 --> 01:52:17.030 [UNKNOWN]: He tipped those. 01:52:17.630 --> 01:52:35.188 [UNKNOWN]: Nice, that would be real might be my number one before tonight that what was that to don't be real is it is a dessert drink and it has it has it's to me it has its purpose Yes, we're I'm going to put my fair enough if there's a variable in there for that for when that makes a lot of sense 01:52:35.348 --> 01:52:38.433 [UNKNOWN]: I'm curious to see how similar our lists are. 01:52:38.553 --> 01:52:39.595 [UNKNOWN]: That's what I'm curious to see. 01:52:39.695 --> 01:52:41.838 [UNKNOWN]: This went to me replaces that tall black bottom riff. 01:52:41.858 --> 01:52:50.712 [UNKNOWN]: Well, 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, 01:52:51.185 --> 01:52:52.926 [UNKNOWN]: They have the plan extra for that. 01:52:53.146 --> 01:52:55.207 [UNKNOWN]: Wait though. 01:52:55.247 --> 01:52:56.908 [UNKNOWN]: The one that Eric brought from Japan. 01:52:58.008 --> 01:52:58.569 [UNKNOWN]: The whiskey. 01:52:58.589 --> 01:52:59.189 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 01:52:59.209 --> 01:53:00.870 [UNKNOWN]: Is that count as a bourbon? 01:53:01.550 --> 01:53:02.691 [UNKNOWN]: That's a whiskey. 01:53:03.071 --> 01:53:03.811 [UNKNOWN]: Doesn't count as a bourbon. 01:53:03.831 --> 01:53:04.832 [UNKNOWN]: It doesn't count as a bourbon. 01:53:04.852 --> 01:53:05.492 [UNKNOWN]: Doesn't count as a bourbon. 01:53:05.512 --> 01:53:06.413 [UNKNOWN]: Doesn't count as a bourbon. 01:53:06.653 --> 01:53:07.693 [UNKNOWN]: Doesn't count as a bourbon. 01:53:07.733 --> 01:53:08.454 [UNKNOWN]: Doesn't count as a bourbon. 01:53:08.474 --> 01:53:09.454 [UNKNOWN]: Doesn't count as a bourbon. 01:53:09.474 --> 01:53:10.014 [UNKNOWN]: Doesn't count as a bourbon. 01:53:10.034 --> 01:53:10.995 [UNKNOWN]: Doesn't count as a bourbon. 01:53:11.015 --> 01:53:11.675 [UNKNOWN]: Doesn't count as a bourbon. 01:53:11.695 --> 01:53:12.275 [UNKNOWN]: Doesn't count as a bourbon. 01:53:12.295 --> 01:53:13.216 [UNKNOWN]: Doesn't count as a bourbon. 01:53:13.236 --> 01:53:14.376 [UNKNOWN]: Doesn't count as a bourbon. 01:53:14.396 --> 01:53:15.417 [UNKNOWN]: Doesn't count as a bourbon. 01:53:15.457 --> 01:53:16.337 [UNKNOWN]: Doesn't count as a bourbon. 01:53:16.357 --> 01:53:17.038 [UNKNOWN]: Doesn't count as a bourbon. 01:53:17.058 --> 01:53:17.598 [UNKNOWN]: Doesn't count as a bourbon. 01:53:17.956 --> 01:53:18.876 [UNKNOWN]: No, it was Bernie Locker. 01:53:18.936 --> 01:53:19.516 [UNKNOWN]: But in Locker. 01:53:19.596 --> 01:53:19.836 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:53:20.097 --> 01:53:23.077 [UNKNOWN]: Now, what I will do is I have two, two, what? 01:53:23.097 --> 01:53:24.038 [UNKNOWN]: Yamazaki 12s. 01:53:25.738 --> 01:53:27.218 [UNKNOWN]: What do we have that night? 01:53:27.638 --> 01:53:32.820 [UNKNOWN]: We had the Yamazaki, it was the 23, or it was the 23. 01:53:34.360 --> 01:53:35.760 [UNKNOWN]: Is that a reference in the age? 01:53:36.101 --> 01:53:43.702 [UNKNOWN]: No, it's more like the, it's more like the, your reference to the, the pole string, you know, do you have the 12.54 power of the 20? 01:53:46.771 --> 01:53:48.493 [UNKNOWN]: I wondered, I was, I couldn't have had that. 01:53:48.513 --> 01:53:49.714 [UNKNOWN]: I was like, so I'm going to like this. 01:53:49.794 --> 01:53:50.514 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to take him. 01:53:50.534 --> 01:53:51.275 [UNKNOWN]: Where is this going? 01:53:51.776 --> 01:53:53.437 [UNKNOWN]: I'll bring that Yamazaki probably got a couple of those. 01:53:53.457 --> 01:53:55.299 [UNKNOWN]: That engine goes a little longer. 01:53:55.319 --> 01:53:56.280 [UNKNOWN]: That was my number three until tonight. 01:53:56.300 --> 01:53:57.120 [UNKNOWN]: Now, this comes my number three. 01:53:57.140 --> 01:54:12.534 [UNKNOWN]: So, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the, some of the 01:54:13.987 --> 01:54:14.767 [UNKNOWN]: My number two is that. 01:54:14.787 --> 01:54:15.807 [UNKNOWN]: I forgot about that. 01:54:16.187 --> 01:54:16.988 [UNKNOWN]: That was good stuff. 01:54:17.008 --> 01:54:17.188 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:54:17.228 --> 01:54:17.768 [UNKNOWN]: Be in Perry. 01:54:17.808 --> 01:54:18.228 [UNKNOWN]: You're right. 01:54:18.448 --> 01:54:20.348 [UNKNOWN]: Well, the weller's was really good. 01:54:20.368 --> 01:54:23.349 [UNKNOWN]: Well, well, the weller's was very good, but... Whistle Pig was good. 01:54:23.849 --> 01:54:26.969 [UNKNOWN]: Believe it or not, for Rose's small batch. 01:54:27.490 --> 01:54:28.050 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, that was good. 01:54:28.090 --> 01:54:29.390 [UNKNOWN]: Lou didn't the number two for me. 01:54:29.970 --> 01:54:30.290 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 01:54:30.850 --> 01:54:31.530 [UNKNOWN]: I'll tell you another one. 01:54:31.550 --> 01:54:34.331 [UNKNOWN]: And that is my to go, that, that, that, not to go. 01:54:34.391 --> 01:54:37.912 [UNKNOWN]: Usually I mean, go to, yeah, go to, not to go. 01:54:37.932 --> 01:54:40.232 [UNKNOWN]: Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. 01:54:41.971 --> 01:54:50.538 [UNKNOWN]: I'll tell you one that we didn't catch his lip on a microphone while these times are going to get stuck there and that's going to be for I'll tell you one thing 01:54:52.642 --> 01:54:57.706 [UNKNOWN]: When we did early on, before these guys were here, was that Savaena? 01:54:57.806 --> 01:54:58.807 [UNKNOWN]: That was really good. 01:54:58.827 --> 01:54:59.368 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, it was it. 01:54:59.388 --> 01:54:59.828 [UNKNOWN]: What was it? 01:55:00.128 --> 01:55:03.351 [UNKNOWN]: Savaena, it came from Savannah, Georgia. 01:55:03.371 --> 01:55:05.233 [UNKNOWN]: I think that was one of my first episodes. 01:55:05.273 --> 01:55:06.914 [UNKNOWN]: It was it because I didn't remember that. 01:55:06.934 --> 01:55:07.615 [UNKNOWN]: That was excellent. 01:55:07.775 --> 01:55:08.716 [UNKNOWN]: That was really good. 01:55:08.776 --> 01:55:09.957 [UNKNOWN]: Have you had Garrison brothers? 01:55:10.417 --> 01:55:10.657 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah. 01:55:11.158 --> 01:55:12.099 [UNKNOWN]: I think we did it. 01:55:12.479 --> 01:55:13.780 [UNKNOWN]: It's hard to find on me. 01:55:13.980 --> 01:55:15.161 [UNKNOWN]: It's a Texas bourbon. 01:55:15.181 --> 01:55:15.822 [UNKNOWN]: What is it, Tux? 01:55:16.528 --> 01:55:26.111 [UNKNOWN]: So, it's a van is obviously not a bourbon's zone, but they know how to advertise to their clients, because they just got up. 01:55:26.951 --> 01:55:28.432 [UNKNOWN]: So we have been clapping on. 01:55:28.472 --> 01:55:29.852 [UNKNOWN]: Widow Jay, this is the van. 01:55:29.912 --> 01:55:30.532 [UNKNOWN]: Just nervous? 01:55:30.652 --> 01:55:31.392 [UNKNOWN]: Same as Hillary. 01:55:31.632 --> 01:55:32.033 [UNKNOWN]: Look at it. 01:55:35.563 --> 01:55:38.244 [UNKNOWN]: If you call it, I don't start for Brad. 01:55:38.864 --> 01:55:40.665 [UNKNOWN]: Listen, that is marketing 101 down. 01:55:40.765 --> 01:55:41.486 [UNKNOWN]: I could pronounce that. 01:55:41.646 --> 01:55:42.486 [UNKNOWN]: Anyway, that was good. 01:55:42.826 --> 01:55:44.247 [UNKNOWN]: But, how'd you get it? 01:55:44.647 --> 01:55:48.848 [UNKNOWN]: I was just saying, you know, Savannah's outside the normal zone for a bourbon. 01:55:49.529 --> 01:55:51.670 [UNKNOWN]: But they knew how to market to their audience. 01:55:51.710 --> 01:55:53.270 [UNKNOWN]: So, they got it. 01:55:53.710 --> 01:55:54.931 [UNKNOWN]: They had a break it down. 01:55:55.871 --> 01:55:58.052 [UNKNOWN]: And so, they have the sub van. 01:55:58.232 --> 01:55:58.472 [UNKNOWN]: No. 01:55:59.113 --> 01:56:02.114 [UNKNOWN]: And I'm like, oh, I can clap to that dude. 01:56:03.955 --> 01:56:26.848 [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 ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha 01:56:28.633 --> 01:56:32.836 [UNKNOWN]: Well, baby teeth immediately, right, you know, we can make, we can make it out. 01:56:32.856 --> 01:56:36.758 [UNKNOWN]: You can do that if you had to, but you've been planted in your arm. 01:56:37.598 --> 01:56:37.939 [UNKNOWN]: I did? 01:56:38.419 --> 01:56:39.339 [UNKNOWN]: No, in him. 01:56:39.540 --> 01:56:40.840 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, did you imagine if, like, you had it? 01:56:41.120 --> 01:56:44.322 [UNKNOWN]: Like, I pretty much had teeth in my arm in my face. 01:56:44.622 --> 01:56:46.283 [UNKNOWN]: People look at him and say, what's that tattoo? 01:56:46.323 --> 01:56:47.364 [UNKNOWN]: It's not a tattoo. 01:56:47.424 --> 01:56:48.024 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, it's scar. 01:56:49.065 --> 01:56:50.266 [UNKNOWN]: I'm like a shark. 01:56:50.966 --> 01:56:51.847 [UNKNOWN]: I'm like a shark. 01:56:52.947 --> 01:56:53.648 [UNKNOWN]: I got a few rows. 01:56:57.965 --> 01:56:59.366 [UNKNOWN]: I'm trying to think of something witty here. 01:57:00.347 --> 01:57:01.708 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I got nothing right now. 01:57:01.748 --> 01:57:02.689 [UNKNOWN]: I got nothing either, brother. 01:57:02.889 --> 01:57:07.913 [UNKNOWN]: All right, so I got to be honest though, but we'll rank up, we'll rank up, we'll rank up, that's important. 01:57:08.173 --> 01:57:08.734 [UNKNOWN]: I think we should. 01:57:09.114 --> 01:57:10.756 [UNKNOWN]: I think we should get on the TV or we'll go. 01:57:10.876 --> 01:57:12.057 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, I think we should go. 01:57:12.137 --> 01:57:13.758 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, we could pick a graphic, we could put on. 01:57:13.798 --> 01:57:14.699 [UNKNOWN]: We could have a graphic. 01:57:14.719 --> 01:57:16.200 [UNKNOWN]: I bet that has USB port on it though. 01:57:16.220 --> 01:57:17.001 [UNKNOWN]: That'd be kind of cool. 01:57:17.141 --> 01:57:18.022 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I think it does. 01:57:18.042 --> 01:57:19.383 [UNKNOWN]: We could put our own graphics on there. 01:57:19.503 --> 01:57:21.084 [UNKNOWN]: We can't see you. 01:57:21.104 --> 01:57:22.505 [UNKNOWN]: Why don't we thank you? 01:57:22.565 --> 01:57:23.666 [UNKNOWN]: Why are we not doing this? 01:57:23.806 --> 01:57:26.889 [UNKNOWN]: Well, this, after 27 episodes, you know, we finally got there. 01:57:27.900 --> 01:57:33.366 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, I think we should also try and search for the worst barb in out there. 01:57:33.586 --> 01:57:36.870 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, if you if you've thought we could take some tips on that. 01:57:36.910 --> 01:57:39.032 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, listen if you're the worst barb in out there. 01:57:39.052 --> 01:57:40.654 [UNKNOWN]: They're all searching for the on our show. 01:57:40.714 --> 01:57:46.860 [UNKNOWN]: If you're searching for the best to be I heard Kurt Signetti's bourbon's pretty fucking herbal. 01:57:46.940 --> 01:57:48.382 [UNKNOWN]: That's from Penn State fan. 01:57:49.610 --> 01:57:50.351 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, it's not. 01:57:50.451 --> 01:57:52.493 [UNKNOWN]: It just this cloudy motherfucker. 01:57:52.573 --> 01:57:56.596 [UNKNOWN]: I saw that coming in and it looked like something not of the old zone bourbon. 01:57:57.016 --> 01:57:59.038 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it was named after him. 01:57:59.098 --> 01:58:00.580 [UNKNOWN]: Bradshaw's not good before he was saying. 01:58:00.600 --> 01:58:02.581 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I had the Bradshaw's actually. 01:58:02.962 --> 01:58:04.063 [UNKNOWN]: Bradshaw's not very good. 01:58:04.083 --> 01:58:04.643 [UNKNOWN]: Do you try it? 01:58:04.823 --> 01:58:05.264 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:58:05.284 --> 01:58:05.584 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:58:05.644 --> 01:58:07.526 [UNKNOWN]: I had like Mark Zoner's fun night. 01:58:07.566 --> 01:58:07.766 [UNKNOWN]: It was. 01:58:08.066 --> 01:58:08.426 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:58:09.187 --> 01:58:11.329 [UNKNOWN]: And I was hammered and still was pretty rough. 01:58:11.369 --> 01:58:12.510 [UNKNOWN]: He'd be bad man. 01:58:12.810 --> 01:58:13.931 [UNKNOWN]: Like, it's bad. 01:58:13.991 --> 01:58:16.573 [UNKNOWN]: No, I, I, well, this is what we talked about. 01:58:16.613 --> 01:58:18.955 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we talked about having him. 01:58:19.015 --> 01:58:22.918 [UNKNOWN]: We talked about having him on here, but, uh... Yeah, now we're not going to have him. 01:58:23.118 --> 01:58:23.859 [UNKNOWN]: It was, sorry, Terry. 01:58:23.899 --> 01:58:24.620 [UNKNOWN]: It was a guy. 01:58:24.640 --> 01:58:25.360 [UNKNOWN]: Sorry. 01:58:25.420 --> 01:58:26.521 [UNKNOWN]: Sorry, Terry. 01:58:26.561 --> 01:58:27.922 [UNKNOWN]: Maybe Jack Lambert has about me. 01:58:29.143 --> 01:58:31.065 [UNKNOWN]: And now Rocky Blair has one, we'll see how he's. 01:58:31.105 --> 01:58:33.186 [UNKNOWN]: Does he? 01:58:33.267 --> 01:58:33.647 [UNKNOWN]: He does. 01:58:35.850 --> 01:58:42.636 [UNKNOWN]: And he's actually been sponsored by our friends down at the Al-Aren City. 01:58:43.436 --> 01:58:43.857 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, really? 01:58:44.237 --> 01:58:44.477 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:58:45.298 --> 01:58:51.483 [UNKNOWN]: They did a bourbon for Rocky Blyer with his, you know, just a great story, right? 01:58:51.503 --> 01:58:53.504 [UNKNOWN]: So it's just not just football. 01:58:53.865 --> 01:58:55.726 [UNKNOWN]: You got the war hero. 01:58:55.766 --> 01:58:56.807 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:58:56.947 --> 01:59:03.032 [UNKNOWN]: You have football, you have all American gentlemen afterwards, too, 01:59:05.320 --> 01:59:08.362 [UNKNOWN]: Was he a local guy before all the thing? 01:59:08.603 --> 01:59:08.983 [UNKNOWN]: Huh? 01:59:09.163 --> 01:59:09.864 [UNKNOWN]: I don't think so either. 01:59:09.924 --> 01:59:11.004 [UNKNOWN]: Well, thanks so much. 01:59:11.084 --> 01:59:12.305 [UNKNOWN]: No, he is a golden-domer. 01:59:13.366 --> 01:59:13.787 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, back. 01:59:14.507 --> 01:59:22.954 [UNKNOWN]: But I don't, we would have known if he was from, if he was a original yens around here, would have been as big as Rocky Blyer was. 01:59:22.974 --> 01:59:24.335 [UNKNOWN]: So we talked about the golden-domer bigger. 01:59:24.355 --> 01:59:24.975 [UNKNOWN]: Even bigger. 01:59:26.056 --> 01:59:26.276 [UNKNOWN]: No. 01:59:26.977 --> 01:59:31.120 [UNKNOWN]: No, because we have different ideas of what the golden-domer is. 01:59:31.921 --> 01:59:32.902 [UNKNOWN]: That's not what I'm talking about. 01:59:33.182 --> 01:59:36.125 [UNKNOWN]: I'm talking about the helmet, helmet. 01:59:36.765 --> 01:59:41.150 [UNKNOWN]: So now they make an effort every game to repaint that. 01:59:41.250 --> 01:59:41.690 [UNKNOWN]: They do. 01:59:42.271 --> 01:59:43.072 [UNKNOWN]: It's gorgeous, right? 01:59:43.112 --> 01:59:44.233 [UNKNOWN]: Repaint them before every game. 01:59:44.353 --> 01:59:44.734 [UNKNOWN]: Every game. 01:59:45.014 --> 01:59:45.414 [UNKNOWN]: Every game. 01:59:45.434 --> 01:59:50.199 [UNKNOWN]: So back when Rocky is playing, I mean those things were, that was like the badge of honor, right? 01:59:51.240 --> 01:59:51.701 [UNKNOWN]: To be banged up. 01:59:51.721 --> 01:59:52.501 [UNKNOWN]: To be banged up. 01:59:52.541 --> 01:59:52.842 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:59:54.589 --> 01:59:55.669 [UNKNOWN]: So when did that change, you know? 01:59:55.889 --> 01:59:56.610 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know that. 01:59:57.210 --> 02:00:07.512 [UNKNOWN]: Though when my nephew was going to be a freshman, we went out, I took him out to Notre Dame and we went, there's this little museum off the main chapel in the Golden Dome at Notre Dame. 02:00:08.433 --> 02:00:11.874 [UNKNOWN]: They have some of the most awesome artifacts from. 02:00:11.894 --> 02:00:17.235 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, you took about this religion and the ceiling has gold specs in it. 02:00:17.815 --> 02:00:19.836 [UNKNOWN]: The same gold specs that they, 02:00:20.996 --> 02:00:25.761 [UNKNOWN]: theoretically, or at least they say goes into the paint that goes on the helmets every week. 02:00:25.881 --> 02:00:28.283 [UNKNOWN]: Well, there's any religion that can afford it as the Catholic one. 02:00:29.184 --> 02:00:33.969 [UNKNOWN]: Well, every religion can afford stuff, because it's a non-profit? 02:00:34.350 --> 02:00:35.451 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, non-profit stuff. 02:00:35.631 --> 02:00:35.851 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:00:36.131 --> 02:00:36.932 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they don't owe it. 02:00:37.333 --> 02:00:37.813 [UNKNOWN]: They don't owe it. 02:00:37.833 --> 02:00:38.313 [UNKNOWN]: They don't owe it. 02:00:38.354 --> 02:00:38.934 [UNKNOWN]: They don't owe it. 02:00:38.954 --> 02:00:39.455 [UNKNOWN]: They don't owe it. 02:00:39.515 --> 02:00:40.336 [UNKNOWN]: They don't owe it. 02:00:40.476 --> 02:00:41.156 [UNKNOWN]: They don't owe it. 02:00:41.176 --> 02:00:41.316 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:00:44.980 --> 02:00:53.022 [UNKNOWN]: No, the whole Notre Dame thing is it's dynamic story, no matter where you fall in the Notre Dame thing, you love them, you hate them, right? 02:00:53.582 --> 02:00:56.943 [UNKNOWN]: But the helmet is a really interesting game. 02:00:57.183 --> 02:00:58.383 [UNKNOWN]: Have you watched our hockey team? 02:00:59.404 --> 02:01:04.425 [UNKNOWN]: The hockey team also wears the same gold helmets that they do. 02:01:04.725 --> 02:01:06.225 [UNKNOWN]: No, the lacrosse team. 02:01:06.885 --> 02:01:09.046 [UNKNOWN]: If the guys on lacrosse that wear a helmet, 02:01:09.806 --> 02:01:13.809 [UNKNOWN]: they still do the same like so it's it's across the whole camp. 02:01:13.829 --> 02:01:15.390 [UNKNOWN]: That is marketing genius to be honest. 02:01:15.470 --> 02:01:16.351 [UNKNOWN]: It actually is. 02:01:16.391 --> 02:01:30.501 [UNKNOWN]: They have something because you know, you know, you know, that's the first thing I recognized even back in the day even before they even started, you know, their their helmets were always so I mean gold. 02:01:30.521 --> 02:01:33.123 [UNKNOWN]: I mean that was always the thing that we were always seeking after. 02:01:33.504 --> 02:01:34.504 [UNKNOWN]: And that gets back into the 02:01:37.195 --> 02:01:40.578 [UNKNOWN]: times times as to why gold is what we're seeking after, right? 02:01:41.579 --> 02:01:48.304 [UNKNOWN]: But it's that commodity that seems to find everything, it seems to be the soul. 02:01:48.324 --> 02:01:50.486 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, ancient aliens got into all that, right? 02:01:50.646 --> 02:01:53.068 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know if you're watching any of those, but those shows, but 02:01:54.588 --> 02:01:55.208 [UNKNOWN]: like gold. 02:01:55.488 --> 02:02:03.251 [UNKNOWN]: Well, because it always has value because gold is, is the, well, but you talk about, you talk about technology. 02:02:03.271 --> 02:02:05.492 [UNKNOWN]: So the gold, you know, tangible. 02:02:05.612 --> 02:02:06.513 [UNKNOWN]: It's tangible. 02:02:06.573 --> 02:02:07.913 [UNKNOWN]: It's also conducive. 02:02:07.933 --> 02:02:12.595 [UNKNOWN]: So, wait, conducive in terms of, you know, conductive. 02:02:12.695 --> 02:02:12.835 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 02:02:12.855 --> 02:02:12.955 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:02:12.975 --> 02:02:13.776 [UNKNOWN]: So you're talking about, conductive. 02:02:13.796 --> 02:02:13.876 [UNKNOWN]: Yes. 02:02:13.896 --> 02:02:17.337 [UNKNOWN]: So they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're are, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're 02:02:18.187 --> 02:02:19.328 [UNKNOWN]: Lesson. 02:02:19.808 --> 02:02:32.118 [UNKNOWN]: I got I got to go back to broke the broke the bread cabulator I just I just I feel like I'm at the god damn exit zone of One I just don't throw ties by the bite. 02:02:32.258 --> 02:02:33.939 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I just you guys took me right back. 02:02:34.180 --> 02:02:42.986 [UNKNOWN]: I met you know what a snicklet is look at all I do is just count Okay, God no, that's what I'm talking about just sleep well. 02:02:43.006 --> 02:02:43.427 [UNKNOWN]: I'm like it 02:02:45.048 --> 02:02:45.588 [UNKNOWN]: I could do that. 02:02:46.049 --> 02:02:46.689 [UNKNOWN]: I still could do that. 02:02:46.729 --> 02:02:47.989 [UNKNOWN]: I know I'm the awesome attack. 02:02:48.069 --> 02:02:48.770 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not. 02:02:54.512 --> 02:02:56.653 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I got high honors in that check mark. 02:02:57.193 --> 02:02:57.634 [UNKNOWN]: It's me. 02:02:57.894 --> 02:02:59.394 [UNKNOWN]: I got a sheet of sleep on the blanket. 02:02:59.534 --> 02:02:59.794 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, dude. 02:02:59.814 --> 02:03:00.475 [UNKNOWN]: I guess I was. 02:03:00.495 --> 02:03:02.356 [UNKNOWN]: I wouldn't have ran the damn mat. 02:03:02.616 --> 02:03:02.916 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:03:02.956 --> 02:03:04.577 [UNKNOWN]: The that mat we talked about last time. 02:03:04.697 --> 02:03:05.257 [UNKNOWN]: It was a mat. 02:03:05.952 --> 02:03:06.673 [UNKNOWN]: That's why I told you. 02:03:06.733 --> 02:03:08.134 [UNKNOWN]: I had it was like my yoga man. 02:03:08.154 --> 02:03:11.138 [UNKNOWN]: He went back when he was like a senior and God is net mad. 02:03:11.298 --> 02:03:11.999 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah. 02:03:12.139 --> 02:03:15.763 [UNKNOWN]: Well, you liked first year and little spoon second year of big spoon. 02:03:16.885 --> 02:03:19.247 [UNKNOWN]: No, I was always kind of just old by myself. 02:03:19.647 --> 02:03:21.008 [UNKNOWN]: They sitting over there. 02:03:21.268 --> 02:03:22.509 [UNKNOWN]: Talks into myself. 02:03:22.569 --> 02:03:25.151 [UNKNOWN]: No, no, no. 02:03:25.271 --> 02:03:25.931 [UNKNOWN]: He was no Spoon. 02:03:25.951 --> 02:03:26.692 [UNKNOWN]: He had no Spoon. 02:03:26.832 --> 02:03:27.392 [UNKNOWN]: The Spoon was. 02:03:27.713 --> 02:03:33.437 [UNKNOWN]: But my Matt, my Matt knew me, so I was not like, can I go ahead and kill back and get my Matt? 02:03:34.377 --> 02:03:36.799 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, what else do you ask for when you just told him? 02:03:36.859 --> 02:03:37.960 [UNKNOWN]: Is it a blanket or a mat? 02:03:38.439 --> 02:03:39.360 [UNKNOWN]: My mom was a man. 02:03:39.380 --> 02:03:43.146 [UNKNOWN]: It was like a like a like a driver's old about pushing him out. 02:03:43.266 --> 02:03:46.891 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it was it wasn't as fancy You had a little roll to him. 02:03:46.911 --> 02:03:49.374 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it was all rolled up and it was kind of crusty. 02:03:49.614 --> 02:03:49.795 [UNKNOWN]: It was 02:03:54.311 --> 02:03:54.711 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 02:03:54.932 --> 02:04:02.779 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's just felt just felt indented and used so they do that bit Yeah, and that wasn't at my first year. 02:04:02.799 --> 02:04:03.200 [UNKNOWN]: That's just. 02:04:03.220 --> 02:04:04.281 [UNKNOWN]: No, no, no, no, thank God. 02:04:04.301 --> 02:04:05.442 [UNKNOWN]: No, no, thank God. 02:04:05.482 --> 02:04:09.606 [UNKNOWN]: No, my God, if he had a bloody he'd have passed out, we'd probably wouldn't even know right now. 02:04:10.187 --> 02:04:11.308 [UNKNOWN]: But I was a good napper. 02:04:12.549 --> 02:04:13.590 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, I was a good napper. 02:04:13.610 --> 02:04:14.711 [UNKNOWN]: I was a good napper in kindergarten. 02:04:17.359 --> 02:04:18.140 [UNKNOWN]: I'm now 65. 02:04:18.360 --> 02:04:19.741 [UNKNOWN]: I'm a good napper. 02:04:20.281 --> 02:04:21.022 [UNKNOWN]: There's a day. 02:04:21.222 --> 02:04:23.724 [UNKNOWN]: Listen, there's nothing like a great nap. 02:04:24.485 --> 02:04:25.666 [UNKNOWN]: How many minutes you need? 02:04:26.106 --> 02:04:26.666 [UNKNOWN]: Well, so can I say? 02:04:26.686 --> 02:04:27.127 [UNKNOWN]: For nap. 02:04:27.167 --> 02:04:30.389 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I think 25 is the optimal. 02:04:30.409 --> 02:04:31.610 [UNKNOWN]: It's a great 25. 02:04:31.911 --> 02:04:33.852 [UNKNOWN]: I got about 15 today with Fiona. 02:04:33.892 --> 02:04:35.093 [UNKNOWN]: She laid down. 02:04:35.133 --> 02:04:36.034 [UNKNOWN]: I was like, let's take a nap. 02:04:36.054 --> 02:04:36.374 [UNKNOWN]: Did she? 02:04:36.734 --> 02:04:37.255 [UNKNOWN]: Were you spawning? 02:04:38.085 --> 02:04:38.846 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, a little bit. 02:04:39.387 --> 02:04:39.567 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:04:39.828 --> 02:04:40.468 [UNKNOWN]: Who's Fiona? 02:04:40.749 --> 02:04:41.149 [UNKNOWN]: My daughter. 02:04:41.870 --> 02:04:42.631 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, I had a feeling. 02:04:42.651 --> 02:04:43.312 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it was a case. 02:04:43.873 --> 02:04:44.154 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:04:44.494 --> 02:04:44.694 [UNKNOWN]: Sorry. 02:04:44.714 --> 02:04:48.580 [UNKNOWN]: The maze in this dog is that you can picture Perry being the inside of this one. 02:04:48.940 --> 02:04:49.781 [UNKNOWN]: Fiona is lovely. 02:04:50.907 --> 02:05:14.974 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, she's my little, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, she's my, 02:05:16.354 --> 02:05:19.356 [UNKNOWN]: And then she'll look, she'll turn around like, what was that? 02:05:19.396 --> 02:05:20.196 [UNKNOWN]: That was you. 02:05:20.416 --> 02:05:21.677 [UNKNOWN]: I knew Gus Mel's up on you. 02:05:21.697 --> 02:05:22.437 [UNKNOWN]: Uh-huh. 02:05:22.537 --> 02:05:25.679 [UNKNOWN]: That's something on here. 02:05:25.739 --> 02:05:26.699 [UNKNOWN]: That's those remnants. 02:05:31.056 --> 02:05:33.958 [UNKNOWN]: I think it was funny decided to shit right beside John West. 02:05:36.340 --> 02:05:38.282 [UNKNOWN]: He just started and boom boom. 02:05:38.522 --> 02:05:39.843 [UNKNOWN]: Harry, how much longer we have? 02:05:39.883 --> 02:05:42.485 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to try and say not from our audience right now. 02:05:42.826 --> 02:05:46.989 [UNKNOWN]: While we have, you know, some semblance of, uh, it's time. 02:05:47.229 --> 02:05:48.891 [UNKNOWN]: It's time to get off. 02:05:49.371 --> 02:05:50.252 [UNKNOWN]: It's time to wrap up. 02:05:50.272 --> 02:05:51.533 [UNKNOWN]: No, it's time to wrap up. 02:05:52.534 --> 02:05:52.814 [UNKNOWN]: No. 02:05:53.895 --> 02:05:55.997 [UNKNOWN]: Thanks for clarifying. 02:05:57.391 --> 02:06:22.702 [UNKNOWN]: next week or the two weeks from now we're going to have behind us the bourbon ratings ball my goodness everybody's going to have their own bourbon now visual display let's pair you got some homework I could do that that's yeah we're going to do do you play with us be sticking to it and it'll just be like a grand job plug-in stuff and I saw for you know listen he is not going to take over 02:06:23.685 --> 02:06:24.485 [UNKNOWN]: No, it's not. 02:06:24.686 --> 02:06:26.667 [UNKNOWN]: And don't look in figure out how to take this shit out. 02:06:26.747 --> 02:06:31.529 [UNKNOWN]: And don't look in figure out the put A in to B or into waterfall grass. 02:06:31.569 --> 02:06:33.270 [UNKNOWN]: I think Adam and Eve figured out that. 02:06:33.570 --> 02:06:34.871 [UNKNOWN]: Well, and that's the basics, right? 02:06:37.833 --> 02:06:38.753 [UNKNOWN]: Math is God's mind. 02:06:38.853 --> 02:06:40.594 [UNKNOWN]: I've got second chapter for you. 02:06:40.734 --> 02:06:41.014 [UNKNOWN]: I know. 02:06:41.474 --> 02:06:42.435 [UNKNOWN]: And I can't wait to read it. 02:06:42.835 --> 02:06:43.696 [UNKNOWN]: You just sent that. 02:06:43.716 --> 02:06:44.816 [UNKNOWN]: That's a beautiful big dog. 02:06:45.196 --> 02:06:45.417 [UNKNOWN]: Thanks. 02:06:45.457 --> 02:06:46.677 [UNKNOWN]: Let's see that for next week. 02:06:46.737 --> 02:06:50.819 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, you guys pledged before we leave tonight to let me write a chapter in one of your books. 02:06:51.360 --> 02:06:51.520 [UNKNOWN]: Yes. 02:06:52.482 --> 02:06:53.302 [UNKNOWN]: Cool. 02:06:53.362 --> 02:06:54.863 [UNKNOWN]: Nobody's ever asked me to write anything. 02:06:55.063 --> 02:06:56.263 [UNKNOWN]: No, absolutely, bud. 02:06:56.563 --> 02:06:58.404 [UNKNOWN]: This should be a secret chapter in the middle. 02:06:58.424 --> 02:06:59.264 [UNKNOWN]: Go back to you guys. 02:06:59.284 --> 02:06:59.724 [UNKNOWN]: It's a spider. 02:06:59.744 --> 02:07:00.064 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:07:01.264 --> 02:07:01.905 [UNKNOWN]: We can't be a bummer. 02:07:01.925 --> 02:07:02.765 [UNKNOWN]: We can't be a bummer. 02:07:02.785 --> 02:07:04.125 [UNKNOWN]: We can't be a bummer. 02:07:04.165 --> 02:07:04.885 [UNKNOWN]: We can't be a bummer. 02:07:04.905 --> 02:07:05.966 [UNKNOWN]: We can't be a bummer. 02:07:06.026 --> 02:07:06.686 [UNKNOWN]: It's a bummer. 02:07:06.706 --> 02:07:08.186 [UNKNOWN]: You can't even know you can't. 02:07:08.466 --> 02:07:08.886 [UNKNOWN]: We can't. 02:07:08.906 --> 02:07:09.487 [UNKNOWN]: We can't. 02:07:09.507 --> 02:07:10.147 [UNKNOWN]: We can't. 02:07:10.167 --> 02:07:11.367 [UNKNOWN]: We can't. 02:07:13.128 --> 02:07:13.748 [UNKNOWN]: We can't. 02:07:13.808 --> 02:07:14.468 [UNKNOWN]: We can't. 02:07:15.863 --> 02:07:17.464 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know what he said. 02:07:17.484 --> 02:07:18.444 [UNKNOWN]: You're gonna wrap us up. 02:07:18.524 --> 02:07:21.085 [UNKNOWN]: I'm gonna wrap us up, I'm gonna boom boom. 02:07:21.645 --> 02:07:22.546 [UNKNOWN]: Mitch, we're out of here. 02:07:22.666 --> 02:07:23.386 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not a bourbon. 02:07:23.486 --> 02:07:24.346 [UNKNOWN]: I'm out of bourbon now. 02:07:24.506 --> 02:07:25.187 [UNKNOWN]: There's some more. 02:07:25.247 --> 02:07:26.567 [UNKNOWN]: You guys were there. 02:07:26.687 --> 02:07:27.327 [UNKNOWN]: Brad's not. 02:07:27.447 --> 02:07:28.108 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not a bourbon. 02:07:28.168 --> 02:07:28.628 [UNKNOWN]: That's nice. 02:07:28.648 --> 02:07:29.228 [UNKNOWN]: Thank you all. 02:07:29.288 --> 02:07:31.029 [UNKNOWN]: I'll see you on the next week. 02:07:31.469 --> 02:07:32.169 [UNKNOWN]: You're delusional. 02:07:32.229 --> 02:07:35.470 [UNKNOWN]: This has been bourbon with bread. 02:07:36.571 --> 02:07:38.131 [UNKNOWN]: Be sure to like and follow. 02:07:38.812 --> 02:07:39.252 [UNKNOWN]: Cheers. 02:07:40.045 --> 02:07:45.929 [UNKNOWN]: The views and opinions shared on the bourbon with Brad podcast are our own, and those of our guests. 02:07:46.629 --> 02:07:51.833 [UNKNOWN]: Nothing we discussed should be taken as financial, legal, business, or gambling advice. 02:07:52.493 --> 02:07:59.778 [UNKNOWN]: Don't make investment, business, or betting decisions based on our conversations as you should always talk to a qualified professional. 02:08:00.419 --> 02:08:06.963 [UNKNOWN]: Always drink responsibly, never drink and drive, and only consume alcohol if you are of legal drinking age.