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01:40.778 --> 01:43.979 [UNKNOWN]: I had to actually talk myself in the sit-not-side smoke and was cigar-real tonight. 01:44.019 --> 01:44.299 [UNKNOWN]: Did you? 01:45.339 --> 01:45.619 [UNKNOWN]: In this? 01:45.780 --> 01:46.961 [UNKNOWN]: How kind of shit's that? 01:47.201 --> 01:47.581 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 01:47.601 --> 01:49.503 [UNKNOWN]: You're right. 01:49.643 --> 01:51.244 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not. 01:51.284 --> 01:52.785 [UNKNOWN]: My wife will let you smoke in a house. 01:52.805 --> 01:53.706 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that makes sense. 01:54.607 --> 01:55.528 [UNKNOWN]: But I suffered through. 01:56.168 --> 01:56.609 [UNKNOWN]: Nice. 01:57.670 --> 01:57.950 [UNKNOWN]: Nice. 01:57.990 --> 02:05.636 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, as you know, I traveled to New York back and forth real quick here in the last 24 hours and boy, you get into the cement city, and I'm telling you what? 02:06.535 --> 02:10.057 [UNKNOWN]: It was 103 on the temperature and that that that cement was just boiling. 02:10.077 --> 02:11.078 [UNKNOWN]: It was making people crazy. 02:11.098 --> 02:14.840 [UNKNOWN]: There was a couple that jumped to the top of the Empire State building. 02:15.180 --> 02:15.541 [UNKNOWN]: That's right. 02:15.561 --> 02:16.641 [UNKNOWN]: You were there to see all that. 02:16.661 --> 02:17.302 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I walked in. 02:17.322 --> 02:18.502 [UNKNOWN]: The helicopters were hovering. 02:18.522 --> 02:19.023 [UNKNOWN]: That's crazy. 02:19.043 --> 02:19.563 [UNKNOWN]: That's crazy. 02:19.583 --> 02:20.804 [UNKNOWN]: I'm like man, this was taken on. 02:20.864 --> 02:21.965 [UNKNOWN]: I said, come back or what? 02:22.165 --> 02:23.105 [UNKNOWN]: How did it know I was coming? 02:23.205 --> 02:23.486 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:24.686 --> 02:25.427 [UNKNOWN]: That's crazy. 02:25.867 --> 02:26.948 [UNKNOWN]: I guess he proposed up there. 02:28.814 --> 02:33.236 [UNKNOWN]: saw they were in court or they were they were walking hand-in-hand in the court. 02:33.276 --> 02:34.816 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I'll probably get a slap on the wrist. 02:34.996 --> 02:35.517 [UNKNOWN]: I would thank. 02:36.397 --> 02:40.718 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it is like like they have to set it like the police have to set an example for other citizens. 02:40.959 --> 02:43.119 [UNKNOWN]: Who in the right mind is going to go up there anyway? 02:43.199 --> 02:47.601 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, like I told you earlier, I said, just talking about it at 1480 some feet near. 02:48.301 --> 02:51.983 [UNKNOWN]: That just makes me, uh, it gives me all that kind of fright, you know? 02:52.583 --> 02:52.723 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:53.423 --> 02:56.785 [UNKNOWN]: I feel a little in balance right now, just talking about it. 02:56.805 --> 02:59.527 [UNKNOWN]: I don't think they had any wires, they're just hanging on to the top antenna. 02:59.747 --> 03:00.928 [UNKNOWN]: Don't fall off your chair. 03:00.948 --> 03:02.529 [UNKNOWN]: No, I'm just saying, I'm like a man. 03:03.370 --> 03:06.852 [UNKNOWN]: He's got, you know, just for a video, but I'm sure they were filming themselves, right? 03:06.932 --> 03:08.914 [UNKNOWN]: So, the footage will probably go viral now. 03:08.994 --> 03:09.594 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah. 03:09.674 --> 03:10.655 [UNKNOWN]: It's just to get a rest. 03:10.975 --> 03:11.175 [UNKNOWN]: Right? 03:11.736 --> 03:12.176 [UNKNOWN]: It's funny. 03:12.196 --> 03:13.036 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, well, good for them. 03:13.197 --> 03:16.779 [UNKNOWN]: You know, they figured a way to get on to, you know, I guess they crumped through some... 03:18.320 --> 03:19.581 [UNKNOWN]: So they didn't climb the whole y'all. 03:19.681 --> 03:27.587 [UNKNOWN]: No, I didn't think somebody was surprising that maybe they got through some panel on the hundredth some floor and then climbed up. 03:28.408 --> 03:31.991 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but it's not like starting way up there outside, you know, that's great. 03:32.011 --> 03:34.773 [UNKNOWN]: You know, it was enough for me to sit there at the observation deck. 03:34.793 --> 03:36.695 [UNKNOWN]: Looking out that window going, oh, wow. 03:36.855 --> 03:38.456 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, this is really high. 03:38.476 --> 03:39.036 [UNKNOWN]: That's your nuts. 03:39.237 --> 03:39.397 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 03:40.077 --> 03:41.718 [UNKNOWN]: So, hey, hi. 03:42.703 --> 03:43.063 [UNKNOWN]: A.I. 03:43.164 --> 03:45.445 [UNKNOWN]: is moving isn't it continues to march on tonight. 03:45.465 --> 03:48.147 [UNKNOWN]: I know I act I asked you from some A.I. 03:48.187 --> 03:53.571 [UNKNOWN]: assisted help this week because I was traveling in the car so I you know It's the new new losses. 03:53.591 --> 03:54.592 [UNKNOWN]: You don't talk to your phone. 03:54.612 --> 03:58.495 [UNKNOWN]: You don't do anything with your phone so you kind of just you know hands free so a Perry 03:59.075 --> 04:01.677 [UNKNOWN]: Fill me in on a few of the headlines that are going on. 04:01.717 --> 04:02.418 [UNKNOWN]: Let's talk about them. 04:02.438 --> 04:14.288 [UNKNOWN]: So don't not to promote it anymore, but I did use Gemini to put this little outline together of the top five AI stories in the news in the last seven days. 04:14.488 --> 04:14.748 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah 04:15.689 --> 04:26.405 [UNKNOWN]: The first one that came up with is that the use department of commerce lifted its short-lived emergency export restrictions on anthropics Claude, Fable 5, and mythos 5 models. 04:26.745 --> 04:26.905 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 04:27.286 --> 04:27.606 [UNKNOWN]: And members. 04:27.626 --> 04:28.868 [UNKNOWN]: I think it said 18 days ago. 04:28.888 --> 04:29.689 [UNKNOWN]: Eight days ago. 04:29.830 --> 04:30.330 [UNKNOWN]: Eight days ago. 04:31.552 --> 04:31.772 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 04:32.532 --> 04:32.953 [UNKNOWN]: That was quick. 04:33.673 --> 04:34.233 [UNKNOWN]: It was quick. 04:34.273 --> 04:54.720 [UNKNOWN]: So the what they what they did was the the reversal agreement stated by Howard Luttenek, the Secretary of Commerce, was that they're going to anthropic well had to do risk audits, proactively scan for patch safety flaws, scan for in patch safety flaws. 04:55.540 --> 05:20.937 [UNKNOWN]: threat reporting they have to they're obligated to notify the government of any detected malicious use pre-release precedent anthropic agreed to collaborate with US officials on rigorous security protocols for all future model releases and then Secretary Warren that the administration reserves the right to immediately reimpose the band of anthropic slopes up so they're not 05:21.197 --> 05:28.501 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that answers my question is who in the government knows what to do with the the most cutting edge model, right? 05:28.561 --> 05:30.182 [UNKNOWN]: So clearly they don't know what they're doing. 05:30.202 --> 05:34.384 [UNKNOWN]: So the agreement is that Anthropic is going to self regulate itself. 05:34.724 --> 05:40.627 [UNKNOWN]: That's pretty much what and then the government's gonna regulate them regulating Yeah, and if you don't regulate yourself properly, then we will 05:42.669 --> 05:47.752 [UNKNOWN]: we will ban it again for a third time. 05:47.772 --> 05:58.459 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I did see on cursor because it does give you all the options of the different platforms that Fable 5 was back as well on Claude. 05:58.699 --> 06:00.941 [UNKNOWN]: So just to remind our listeners, 06:01.661 --> 06:13.275 [UNKNOWN]: These are the, these are the platforms that anthropic built to seek out weaknesses and flaws and people's security, right, or in their cyber security systems. 06:13.737 --> 06:27.710 [UNKNOWN]: Well, and that's one of the, yes, I mean, that's one of the cutting-edge things of this frontier, and I'll call it a frontier model, because it is the, it is the most cutting-edge model, and you know, and that's one of your other headlines, I think this week is what OpenAI's coming out with 5.6 is it? 06:27.810 --> 06:28.411 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, 5.6. 06:28.431 --> 06:28.911 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 06:29.572 --> 06:37.239 [UNKNOWN]: So, and they're, they're touting that is being something similar to to mythos and fable. 06:37.319 --> 06:38.320 [UNKNOWN]: So, we'll see. 06:38.660 --> 06:46.409 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's actually the second story that I came up with, which is they called a gated preview, I'm not sure what that means, exactly. 06:46.429 --> 06:53.217 [UNKNOWN]: But Mark's the first time in history that the federal government has directly intervened to control the launch of a commercial AI model. 06:53.538 --> 06:58.043 [UNKNOWN]: So that tells you a lot, the fact that they want to control the release of it. 06:58.904 --> 07:06.026 [UNKNOWN]: Following an official request from the Trump administration, OpenAI shifted its planned public release to a heavily restricted temporary preview. 07:06.747 --> 07:18.931 [UNKNOWN]: So this has the reasons behind the intervention, are the legislative trigger, advanced cyber capabilities, fear of exploitation, same thing, same problems I have with anthropic. 07:19.231 --> 07:24.533 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I think this format, this regulates self-regulating front tier model form. 07:25.293 --> 07:28.897 [UNKNOWN]: We'll probably be in place with everybody that's coming out with their new models from now on. 07:28.937 --> 07:29.778 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you're probably right. 07:30.098 --> 07:33.541 [UNKNOWN]: Since all the, since the mango, you know, the top six have agreed to. 07:34.518 --> 07:40.823 [UNKNOWN]: And they all, yeah, I mean, to share their models first with the government and a buy by whatever, you know, restrictions that they put on them. 07:41.043 --> 07:51.111 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they, you know, I mean, it follows up with, basically this, I mean, it's almost copied and pasted from the anthropic story that they'll comply, and it's case by case approval, blah, blah, blah. 07:51.931 --> 07:52.131 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 07:52.472 --> 08:00.258 [UNKNOWN]: So that is, that is the chat GPT's five point sex, as you mentioned. 08:01.845 --> 08:06.768 [UNKNOWN]: The third story that came up is, this is pretty interesting because this is the second time this has happened. 08:06.808 --> 08:08.209 [UNKNOWN]: I think to anthropic, right? 08:08.269 --> 08:08.649 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 08:08.669 --> 08:10.050 [UNKNOWN]: We talked about this a few months back. 08:10.070 --> 08:23.418 [UNKNOWN]: We did, yeah, scraping scandal, revolving olibaba centers, centers on a massive model distillation campaign that anthropic exposed back in early June. 08:24.198 --> 08:27.584 [UNKNOWN]: And for our listeners, all he bought was essentially China's version of Amazon. 08:28.065 --> 08:28.786 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 08:28.987 --> 08:30.830 [UNKNOWN]: So this is the second time. 08:30.970 --> 08:32.072 [UNKNOWN]: Was it the same company then? 08:32.272 --> 08:34.616 [UNKNOWN]: I don't think it was all he bought me the first time. 08:34.636 --> 08:35.598 [UNKNOWN]: I thought it was a... 08:36.992 --> 08:49.535 [UNKNOWN]: Because we talked about another Chinese company doing this or at least Chinese engineers kind of reverse, instead of building all the data centers, they were just peppering their, getting these subscriptions, they got right full access to it. 08:49.575 --> 08:51.875 [UNKNOWN]: It's not like they were stealing access. 08:52.156 --> 08:53.476 [UNKNOWN]: Well, this must have been a lot bigger. 08:54.176 --> 08:56.257 [UNKNOWN]: Well, they probably, yeah, I mean, they probably didn't a big way. 08:56.297 --> 09:05.659 [UNKNOWN]: So you can imagine if you had like 50,000 enterprise, clawed a, yeah, a currency, and you've set it up systematically 09:07.039 --> 09:17.963 [UNKNOWN]: Keep hitting it with question after question after question and then now you can reverse engineer it and basically train your models on their cutting edge model without having to put all that infrastructure in place. 09:18.443 --> 09:20.783 [UNKNOWN]: They call it the adversarial model distillation. 09:21.164 --> 09:27.986 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's basically it says they systematically prompt a superior AI model that would be anthropic in this case. 09:28.266 --> 09:34.608 [UNKNOWN]: Gather it's complex step by step reasoning outputs and use that high quality data to train their own cheaper, less advanced systems. 09:35.068 --> 09:46.498 [UNKNOWN]: I'm pretty sure, as in one of the bills, I looked at Perry that the government has something on the table to make that illegal, you know, so I'm sure they're going to protect our companies, you know? 09:46.718 --> 09:57.308 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they should, I mean, absolutely, it's been now you're getting into international law, so yeah, but it's still, well, okay, so IP here doesn't mean anything to 09:57.708 --> 09:58.268 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it does. 09:58.329 --> 10:07.655 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, you have commerce across the state lines, and if they're not going to abide by it, then certainly there's, you know, you start playing the, the Cold War tactics, right? 10:07.956 --> 10:08.216 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 10:08.736 --> 10:13.840 [UNKNOWN]: So it says the scale was between April 22nd and June 5th of this year. 10:13.860 --> 10:14.300 [UNKNOWN]: Hmm. 10:14.420 --> 10:20.385 [UNKNOWN]: The operators, operators generated 28.8 million distinct interactions with Claude. 10:21.065 --> 10:22.125 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it's almost as many as I did. 10:23.025 --> 10:24.006 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's right. 10:24.046 --> 10:25.726 [UNKNOWN]: You did yourself like a month or a month and a half. 10:26.146 --> 10:27.527 [UNKNOWN]: I hope you're not going to my door next. 10:27.567 --> 10:28.967 [UNKNOWN]: Going to your reverse distillation. 10:29.007 --> 10:29.927 [UNKNOWN]: No, I'm not going to smart. 10:30.267 --> 10:31.527 [UNKNOWN]: So the bypass. 10:31.567 --> 10:34.168 [UNKNOWN]: I'm just asking that many questions because I don't know that much. 10:34.388 --> 10:34.628 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 10:34.888 --> 10:39.469 [UNKNOWN]: The bypass and throw up extract automated filters that probably came about from the last time this happened. 10:39.749 --> 10:42.230 [UNKNOWN]: The API rate limits. 10:42.350 --> 10:44.370 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, filters and API rate limits. 10:44.410 --> 10:48.791 [UNKNOWN]: The operators deployed an infrastructure of nearly 25,000 fraudulent user accounts. 10:49.852 --> 10:50.352 [UNKNOWN]: It's crazy. 10:50.552 --> 10:50.752 [UNKNOWN]: Wow. 10:51.773 --> 10:57.619 [UNKNOWN]: According to Anthropics Disclosure to the Senate Banking Committee, the campaign did not just randomly query the system. 10:57.659 --> 11:02.964 [UNKNOWN]: It systematically targeted Claude's most commercially valuable high-mote features. 11:03.285 --> 11:04.166 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 11:04.966 --> 11:07.849 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's going to be an issue and I'm sure it's not. 11:08.770 --> 11:16.758 [UNKNOWN]: Well now it's the two known ones right so you got to figure out these are the two known there's got to be others out there too right that maybe aren't doing it to this level that are hitting the radar. 11:17.559 --> 11:27.768 [UNKNOWN]: So it's a concern and like I said I think the government's going to protect you know it's treasure and it's treasure right now in this AI war you know and mostly because of China. 11:28.969 --> 11:35.294 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so I talked about the geopolitical and legal legal fallout, which is more up your alley. 11:35.694 --> 11:48.603 [UNKNOWN]: Dispilation exists in a legal gray area, which I think you just said, where violates in throw up its terms of service, but isn't explicitly classified as standard cyber warfare or illegal under current international trade law. 11:48.723 --> 11:51.165 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I guess we would look for something like that. 11:51.185 --> 11:56.669 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I got a headline for us, you know, Microsoft today dropped their frontier lab. 11:58.318 --> 11:58.799 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that's right. 11:59.059 --> 11:59.781 [UNKNOWN]: We're just talking about that. 11:59.881 --> 12:01.645 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and that was breaking news today. 12:01.725 --> 12:08.578 [UNKNOWN]: So, you know, they're trying to compete AWS is doing a similar kind of thing, you know, by embedding their experts. 12:09.698 --> 12:36.630 [UNKNOWN]: you know providing a kind of a turnkey all around service for their enterprise clients if so if they're having a hard time building out these complex agentic workflow you know platforms you know that they're now uh... dedicating 2.5 billion dollars it's not a separate company but they kind of uh... given it a name you know they're calling it the Microsoft front tier company and they're embedding over uh... six thousand of their engineers into their enterprise clients to help out 12:38.099 --> 12:38.720 [UNKNOWN]: fascinating. 12:38.760 --> 12:38.960 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 12:40.301 --> 12:42.362 [UNKNOWN]: So there's another, another player. 12:43.023 --> 12:43.943 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it's another big shot. 12:43.963 --> 12:46.065 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's finally Microsoft getting caught up. 12:46.085 --> 12:47.386 [UNKNOWN]: I really feel like they've been lagging. 12:47.646 --> 12:48.907 [UNKNOWN]: We've talked about that. 12:48.967 --> 12:49.828 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm going to talk about it. 12:49.848 --> 12:58.274 [UNKNOWN]: Co-pilot is so far behind in the, in the six, I think you met a, is pretty close to being ahead of it on the cutting edge stuff. 12:58.935 --> 13:00.196 [UNKNOWN]: It almost I'm sorry to interrupt. 13:00.236 --> 13:01.016 [UNKNOWN]: It almost seems like 13:02.077 --> 13:17.692 [UNKNOWN]: Each of these companies, maybe Microsoft is looking at the bigger picture and saying, well, for us to catch up and recreate the wheel on the LLMs, maybe isn't our best pursuit. 13:17.912 --> 13:24.698 [UNKNOWN]: I think they pursue these slightly different angles and approaches where there's a need that nobody else is feeling because they're all building at LLMs. 13:24.818 --> 13:29.720 [UNKNOWN]: Well, in the pitch they were saying is, look, we're going to put it into our Azure platform. 13:30.481 --> 13:46.388 [UNKNOWN]: Kind of like it's the Microsoft version of AWS's platform, where it's secure, you have the cloud capabilities, you have the low latency and the uptime, all the stuff that you would look for in an enterprise-level kind of performance. 13:46.908 --> 13:51.370 [UNKNOWN]: So now, Microsoft is saying, by the way, we've cut deals with all the major platforms that are great. 13:55.712 --> 13:59.095 [UNKNOWN]: Gemini and you can use these platforms. 13:59.175 --> 14:01.397 [UNKNOWN]: In fact, you can select which platform you want to use. 14:01.437 --> 14:04.200 [UNKNOWN]: When you're in our engine, you're going to help set it up. 14:05.841 --> 14:10.585 [UNKNOWN]: And by the way, we've now also rolled it up through our 365. 14:10.625 --> 14:13.608 [UNKNOWN]: So now you have agentic capabilities and you have the ability to build it out. 14:14.108 --> 14:16.751 [UNKNOWN]: I think they also have a fire, it's called fire. 14:18.317 --> 14:42.207 [UNKNOWN]: fire box or fire fox or fireworks maybe maybe you could look that up they just came out they just announced here this is Microsoft I thought it was something like that where it's kind of like all it's it's what I'm describing you know where you can kind of use all the different L.M.s and you can kind of create what you want 14:50.697 --> 14:55.078 [UNKNOWN]: Well, if you find it, you know, it's, they are trying to catch up and I think you're right. 14:55.118 --> 15:09.041 [UNKNOWN]: They've, they've kind of capitulated and said, you know what, uh, you know, and I'm focusing in on the legal AI products and, and the only real legal AI product that Microsoft has is a, is a built in, you can add on to Word. 15:09.421 --> 15:13.902 [UNKNOWN]: So if you're an attorney, you're in your reviewing a document, it can point out, uh, different. 15:14.922 --> 15:28.213 [UNKNOWN]: You know, different troubling things that you might want to be aware of or help it draft, you know, things that other platforms are already doing and certainly Claude has been doing longer than, you know, most of them and now open AI as well. 15:28.813 --> 15:31.795 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I don't see the only thing that's coming up is, uh, no. 15:33.125 --> 15:34.586 [UNKNOWN]: I'll have to look, I'll have to look on the break. 15:35.046 --> 15:36.907 [UNKNOWN]: I think it was like fireworks or fire or something. 15:36.947 --> 15:39.368 [UNKNOWN]: The, again, I scout. 15:39.728 --> 15:40.108 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 15:40.128 --> 15:43.869 [UNKNOWN]: Scouts of Microsoft's first auto pilot agent. 15:44.430 --> 15:49.232 [UNKNOWN]: Designed to run locally on your device to coordinate tasks and get worked them without needing manual prompts. 15:49.412 --> 15:49.672 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 15:50.792 --> 15:52.973 [UNKNOWN]: The MAI model family. 15:54.554 --> 15:56.354 [UNKNOWN]: That's an in-house AI model. 16:04.460 --> 16:07.121 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm saying I think it sounds like what you're talking about. 16:07.621 --> 16:08.461 [UNKNOWN]: Well, moving on. 16:08.781 --> 16:10.282 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, there was a couple of other headlines, right? 16:10.342 --> 16:28.207 [UNKNOWN]: So yeah, so speaking of new players in the market, South Korea has confirmed a $1.3 trillion mega investment, which represents a full-scale national mobilization design to secure absolute dominance and the small GDP. 16:29.967 --> 16:30.927 [UNKNOWN]: That's probably their GDP. 16:31.047 --> 16:36.610 [UNKNOWN]: And I probably will be, and they're going to be taking on a video directly than in the chip market, huh? 16:36.970 --> 16:39.951 [UNKNOWN]: Well, so, well, sounds like they're taking on everybody. 16:39.971 --> 16:51.975 [UNKNOWN]: The public private initiative brings together the state with industrial titans primarily Samsung and SK Heinix, HYNIX, to build out a comprehensive next-generation AI ecosystem, so it's everything. 16:52.576 --> 16:53.896 [UNKNOWN]: Soup to nuts. 16:54.016 --> 16:55.077 [UNKNOWN]: And who is the model? 16:55.097 --> 16:56.257 [UNKNOWN]: Who is the model? 16:59.358 --> 17:07.844 [UNKNOWN]: and the United States that came out with a jalapeno uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... 17:16.270 --> 17:27.534 [UNKNOWN]: You know, tailoring his own chip models certainly get his main a video chips as you can, but then you know, when you're kind of hitting that ceiling or you can't get them, then what do you do, right? 17:27.594 --> 17:35.496 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so that the OpenAI proprietary AI chip jalapeno represents a major, I love the name, a big fan jalapeno. 17:35.716 --> 17:40.120 [UNKNOWN]: I just see a jalapeno kind of walking across, you know, on a stick, yeah, on a stick. 17:40.781 --> 17:50.610 [UNKNOWN]: represents a major strategic shift to achieve hardware independence, so fairly unveiled on June 24th, the custom applications specific integrated circuit or ASIC. 17:51.331 --> 17:57.717 [UNKNOWN]: The design from the ground up strictly for large language model interface, the process of running already trained models. 17:58.178 --> 17:58.398 [UNKNOWN]: So. 17:58.618 --> 18:00.680 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, so this is already fine battle. 18:00.700 --> 18:04.003 [UNKNOWN]: So this is a, this is just the front end, basically. 18:04.303 --> 18:14.633 [UNKNOWN]: So they, it says, they, their intention specifically is to bypass the Nvidia's pricing power, alleviate supply constraints and heavily drive down operational costs. 18:14.893 --> 18:16.314 [UNKNOWN]: Well, not at all the reasons for doing it. 18:16.354 --> 18:26.039 [UNKNOWN]: And if you're in a video stock holder, that'll be interesting to see how the effects in the video stock, these two major plays, I don't think it's going to affect that one way or another because you're still going to have all these new models that are coming out. 18:26.499 --> 18:31.282 [UNKNOWN]: These frontier models are going to be trained on a different level and then especially when we get into orbit. 18:31.822 --> 18:36.706 [UNKNOWN]: You know, are those chips going to have to be, you know, are we going to have to create those chips in a different way? 18:37.106 --> 18:38.107 [UNKNOWN]: Manufacturing them in a different way? 18:38.147 --> 18:45.533 [UNKNOWN]: Are there any special, you know, given the pressure, given the temperature, or is that going to be a controlled climate that's going to be boxed in up there, right? 18:45.573 --> 18:50.837 [UNKNOWN]: So that, you know, all those questions are yet to come and, you know, I think it's going to be interesting to see how that all plays out, you know? 18:51.497 --> 19:12.732 [UNKNOWN]: And Mr. Lubricity himself just we walk through the door and they're in a there is not a be a sweat on that man That is that is that is dapper's he comes One last one last little note on that Halapinio it says it is not a general purpose process or like a traditional GPU okay in the video 19:13.352 --> 19:19.518 [UNKNOWN]: It's a highly specialized part where optimized around how opening a specific algorithm's behave. 19:19.778 --> 19:23.001 [UNKNOWN]: So they're building it for themselves and pretty much themselves only. 19:23.422 --> 19:33.271 [UNKNOWN]: Well, you know, and it was an interesting thing to pair on that, you know, just get, I want to wrap up with one cool kind of a lingo that they're using in the Microsoft Word world. 19:33.311 --> 19:38.556 [UNKNOWN]: It's not just Microsoft as I told you AWS is doing it Gemini Google, you know, they're all, they're all trying to help out. 19:39.056 --> 19:54.976 [UNKNOWN]: by providing their talent to make sure that these enterprises don't deploy, you know, the cutting edge AI out there because they don't have the teams to do it, so they're, you know, putting their engineers in place, so that is known in the industry as forward deployed engineering. 19:56.657 --> 20:00.199 [UNKNOWN]: A little little new slang, you know. 20:00.539 --> 20:02.120 [UNKNOWN]: I know we'll be butcher napa. 20:02.200 --> 20:02.660 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, we will. 20:02.840 --> 20:03.160 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, there. 20:03.181 --> 20:08.283 [UNKNOWN]: There's no that I'll be probably with stumbling over that like I am the Burma nomad or so Will you set it right? 20:08.363 --> 20:14.306 [UNKNOWN]: I know that might be three in a row It might be I get after 11 hours in the car. 20:14.366 --> 20:16.187 [UNKNOWN]: I can't believe it, but you know, we're gonna refill 20:17.247 --> 20:28.119 [UNKNOWN]: Mr. Lou Brissie's in the house and we come back we'll be on set with him and we will be getting into What's going on in his world this week and hopefully into that bottle of a pill burp Oh, that happened hell. 20:28.139 --> 20:34.246 [UNKNOWN]: We did it so beautiful and we and we were enjoying our pre-poor from my last weeks Make this you know, and that goes bad. 20:34.266 --> 20:34.907 [UNKNOWN]: Thank you, Christopher. 20:35.007 --> 20:35.447 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 20:36.929 --> 20:37.469 [UNKNOWN]: We'll be right back 20:44.365 --> 20:54.392 [UNKNOWN]: AI, data, privacy, cybersecurity, across all 50 states and federal, the law changed overnight. 20:55.733 --> 20:57.955 [UNKNOWN]: But this morning, you're not scrambling. 20:58.795 --> 21:00.697 [UNKNOWN]: One coffee, one scroll. 21:01.637 --> 21:08.843 [UNKNOWN]: Every new development that matters, in plain English, reviewed by an attorney linked to its official government source. 21:09.755 --> 21:10.857 [UNKNOWN]: That's Doc at Daily. 21:11.597 --> 21:14.281 [UNKNOWN]: The four pillars every morning, one place. 21:15.262 --> 21:18.446 [UNKNOWN]: Start your free two week trial at docketdalee.ai. 21:26.057 --> 21:29.841 [UNKNOWN]: And we are back with the one and only Mr. Lou Brissettium. 21:29.881 --> 21:31.943 [UNKNOWN]: I'll be here again. 21:31.963 --> 21:33.885 [UNKNOWN]: Now to see you, welcome to the studio's brother. 21:33.925 --> 21:36.387 [UNKNOWN]: This is my first time here for second two. 21:36.427 --> 21:36.667 [UNKNOWN]: I know. 21:36.707 --> 21:42.773 [UNKNOWN]: I'll only lay in a rival to the party, but I feel privileged to move into the upper intellect. 21:42.913 --> 21:47.017 [UNKNOWN]: Well, upper echelon of intellect, getting in segment two now. 21:47.057 --> 21:53.802 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no, we were doing some audio testing for our big debut as, you know, we're hosting karaoke by the pool. 21:53.902 --> 21:57.805 [UNKNOWN]: So, you know, that's going to be, we might have to mic up for film one of those. 21:57.945 --> 22:00.567 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to have to thank for some great footage for the podcast. 22:00.627 --> 22:01.247 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, I've found out. 22:01.407 --> 22:02.989 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to have to get a very short time. 22:03.029 --> 22:04.269 [UNKNOWN]: We've learned how to sing more. 22:04.289 --> 22:06.131 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, you will get a little earth when in fire going out. 22:06.231 --> 22:07.632 [UNKNOWN]: We got to get Mike Perseverk singing. 22:07.672 --> 22:09.133 [UNKNOWN]: He's, he's gets, oh, I know. 22:09.493 --> 22:10.094 [UNKNOWN]: He's very good. 22:10.114 --> 22:11.455 [UNKNOWN]: You know, yeah, very good. 22:11.495 --> 22:11.715 [UNKNOWN]: So, 22:12.616 --> 22:14.378 [UNKNOWN]: We'll definitely have a it'll be a good time. 22:14.398 --> 22:15.319 [UNKNOWN]: That's just next month. 22:15.359 --> 22:16.921 [UNKNOWN]: So look forward to some of that. 22:16.941 --> 22:18.082 [UNKNOWN]: We'll make sure we bring that to you. 22:18.102 --> 22:22.868 [UNKNOWN]: We're also we're testing out our wireless mics in the all work. 22:23.209 --> 22:23.990 [UNKNOWN]: Believe it or not. 22:24.711 --> 22:28.275 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, that was a it's kind of like doing my iterations on there. 22:28.295 --> 22:29.336 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, when you hit 100% like what? 22:30.958 --> 22:31.478 [UNKNOWN]: the first time. 22:31.498 --> 22:36.661 [UNKNOWN]: I love hanging out with people that get it right the first time. 22:36.681 --> 22:40.443 [UNKNOWN]: We talked about testing this stuff earlier today when you and I spoke. 22:40.663 --> 22:43.845 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I was thinking of myself, yeah, I was just going to work. 22:44.065 --> 22:48.147 [UNKNOWN]: And I know that the mics into the iPhone is going to be a total shit show. 22:48.227 --> 22:49.468 [UNKNOWN]: And then I get here. 22:49.508 --> 22:50.608 [UNKNOWN]: We plugged the receiver in. 22:51.149 --> 22:56.632 [UNKNOWN]: There's four mics connected this receiver, boom, it recorded right to Apple video. 22:56.672 --> 22:57.172 [UNKNOWN]: It's perfect. 22:57.452 --> 22:58.172 [UNKNOWN]: I don't sound like that. 22:58.212 --> 22:58.433 [UNKNOWN]: It's okay. 22:58.693 --> 23:00.854 [UNKNOWN]: Perry, you sound so surprised that things work. 23:01.414 --> 23:02.895 [UNKNOWN]: Well, Mitch, touch your stuff. 23:02.915 --> 23:03.616 [UNKNOWN]: It seems to work. 23:03.676 --> 23:04.256 [UNKNOWN]: No, it always. 23:05.176 --> 23:05.657 [UNKNOWN]: Not always. 23:05.697 --> 23:09.079 [UNKNOWN]: But, you know, if you keep working at it, and you're in your persistent, right? 23:11.378 --> 23:22.204 [UNKNOWN]: that's one thing that we are so yeah so we did get a little bit of a later stark as we were testing on a couple things I think it's going to be cool so we're going to be filming on the fourth of July event together because we're all playing together. 23:22.244 --> 23:23.125 [UNKNOWN]: We are playing golf. 23:23.165 --> 23:28.748 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah so we're going to mic up a few holes and we get into that optimum lubricity zone. 23:28.768 --> 23:29.468 [UNKNOWN]: You know what I'm going to make? 23:29.489 --> 23:35.492 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to make my reach lubricity I'm my goal every time I get on the golf course is to reach optimum lubricity. 23:35.772 --> 23:37.514 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's quick as you can. 23:37.534 --> 23:47.144 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, sometimes this weekend in our, it was invited guests to an invitation event and had flashes as that, that old Louis. 23:47.224 --> 23:48.405 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they're competitive. 23:48.425 --> 23:49.366 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I know. 23:49.426 --> 23:50.908 [UNKNOWN]: I said you were going into the playoff. 23:51.168 --> 24:08.124 [UNKNOWN]: Well, you guys made it to, yeah, I actually, I missed a put, I missed a six foot put to take it to a, we were in the playoff flight and I missed a six foot put to take it to a tube and two team had to head sudden death to win the overall. 24:08.164 --> 24:15.532 [UNKNOWN]: Well, Lou, that's, you know, coming from somebody, they just had two operations that I know you've had a couple, you know, as far as your risk goes and in your knee as well, right? 24:15.572 --> 24:15.752 [UNKNOWN]: So, 24:16.232 --> 24:18.694 [UNKNOWN]: That you're overcoming stuff to do that, right? 24:18.714 --> 24:19.674 [UNKNOWN]: But you also had a great partner. 24:20.015 --> 24:21.155 [UNKNOWN]: I did. 24:21.175 --> 24:22.436 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to touch Dr. Sly. 24:22.456 --> 24:25.178 [UNKNOWN]: I came in and anesthesiologists. 24:25.198 --> 24:25.538 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 24:25.578 --> 24:27.980 [UNKNOWN]: Actually, he just had a knee done himself. 24:28.080 --> 24:32.723 [UNKNOWN]: At age 76, I think he had his knee done maybe three months ago. 24:33.063 --> 24:34.544 [UNKNOWN]: And he looks like you're going to run a marathon. 24:34.744 --> 24:35.304 [UNKNOWN]: He could. 24:35.365 --> 24:40.188 [UNKNOWN]: He's an amazing, I'll keep his name private, but he is Dr. Slyk to us. 24:40.908 --> 24:48.536 [UNKNOWN]: I wonder if he puts the IV in and then says to himself, okay, come back work from a hundred And it turns the valve audit boom. 24:48.556 --> 24:48.996 [UNKNOWN]: He's gone. 24:49.497 --> 24:52.539 [UNKNOWN]: Well, or yeah, that lost count of guys starting in 24:54.388 --> 24:55.928 [UNKNOWN]: Well, you said it's pretty good. 24:56.008 --> 24:57.589 [UNKNOWN]: You're not having a bad thing. 24:57.729 --> 24:58.449 [UNKNOWN]: Great. 24:58.609 --> 24:59.589 [UNKNOWN]: That would be me. 24:59.609 --> 25:00.569 [UNKNOWN]: Was that 90? 25:00.589 --> 25:01.650 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 25:01.690 --> 25:02.270 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, next year. 25:02.550 --> 25:02.850 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 25:02.970 --> 25:04.150 [UNKNOWN]: I actually know that I'm waking up. 25:04.490 --> 25:04.870 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 25:05.231 --> 25:15.533 [UNKNOWN]: I think anesthesia is one of the coolest things that our country, I'm assuming that anesthesia was created in this country, at least to the extent and sophistication level that we have it now. 25:15.573 --> 25:19.434 [UNKNOWN]: But that's a pretty damn cool that you're laying there and you're talking, right? 25:19.834 --> 25:23.695 [UNKNOWN]: And then the next time you're talking, you're out, you're procedures over and you're 25:24.215 --> 25:24.996 [UNKNOWN]: You're coming back. 25:25.016 --> 25:27.318 [UNKNOWN]: That's the most amazing sleep I've had in here. 25:27.398 --> 25:41.790 [UNKNOWN]: The fact that you say that it's so funny because the last time I went under for two operations, so I'm going to state as alert as I can until I knock out because I always find it so fast and it happens just like a light's amazing. 25:41.850 --> 25:42.611 [UNKNOWN]: I thought it would be tough. 25:42.911 --> 25:48.316 [UNKNOWN]: So a few years ago, I had a colonoscopy done because I'm old. 25:50.538 --> 25:52.339 [UNKNOWN]: That's first time I'd ever been under anesthesia. 25:52.639 --> 25:55.261 [UNKNOWN]: I've had locals and stuff like that, but I'd never been under general. 25:55.281 --> 25:57.062 [UNKNOWN]: And I know it's just a twilight, but still to me. 25:57.182 --> 25:57.822 [UNKNOWN]: See, I didn't. 25:57.902 --> 26:00.084 [UNKNOWN]: I told the doctor, I want to look at it with him together. 26:01.664 --> 26:02.105 [UNKNOWN]: I wanted to do it. 26:02.165 --> 26:03.746 [UNKNOWN]: I wanted to do it. 26:03.866 --> 26:05.026 [UNKNOWN]: I wanted to do it. 26:05.427 --> 26:06.147 [UNKNOWN]: I wanted to do it. 26:06.207 --> 26:08.008 [UNKNOWN]: I was shocked, Lou, for the same thing. 26:08.088 --> 26:11.150 [UNKNOWN]: I thought I was thinking, oh, I'll start counting it. 26:11.170 --> 26:12.651 [UNKNOWN]: And my eyes are getting heavy, but no. 26:12.871 --> 26:15.052 [UNKNOWN]: It was like blue and they're waking me up. 26:15.072 --> 26:15.232 [UNKNOWN]: No. 26:15.452 --> 26:17.453 [UNKNOWN]: They're telling you, just look, you know, just count. 26:17.473 --> 26:18.294 [UNKNOWN]: To start counting down. 26:18.314 --> 26:19.575 [UNKNOWN]: And you're like, oh, yeah, 10. 26:20.535 --> 26:35.350 [UNKNOWN]: It's like, oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no 26:42.777 --> 26:43.477 [UNKNOWN]: It is. 26:43.517 --> 26:43.837 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 26:43.897 --> 26:48.959 [UNKNOWN]: Think about how critical anesthesia is to our existence, right? 26:49.219 --> 26:49.839 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 26:49.859 --> 26:50.399 [UNKNOWN]: Can you imagine? 26:50.959 --> 26:51.539 [UNKNOWN]: Oh. 26:52.020 --> 26:52.380 [UNKNOWN]: I know. 26:52.440 --> 26:54.960 [UNKNOWN]: I couldn't imagine what our brains would be like. 26:54.980 --> 26:55.621 [UNKNOWN]: It'd be painful. 26:55.641 --> 26:57.121 [UNKNOWN]: We would be biting all our toes. 26:57.161 --> 26:57.461 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 26:57.481 --> 26:57.581 [UNKNOWN]: No. 26:57.601 --> 26:57.921 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 27:01.723 --> 27:12.536 [UNKNOWN]: We do already Anyway, yes, we started talking about Saturday, so we're gonna be Yeah, we're up for our round our 4th of July 150 a celebration. 27:12.556 --> 27:16.781 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we might actually get to well It's gonna be in the segment so that's what's gonna be cool. 27:16.821 --> 27:19.865 [UNKNOWN]: So it'll be in our fifth segment of this episode 27:21.547 --> 27:32.885 [UNKNOWN]: are very first miced up on the course we could yeah you know so it will be later in the show it will be so you know that's it won't drop to a Sunday or a told Monday it doesn't drop to a Sunday night 27:36.983 --> 27:38.924 [UNKNOWN]: Look out, you've mal-time media companies. 27:39.484 --> 27:40.364 [UNKNOWN]: Perfect with Brad. 27:40.424 --> 27:41.824 [UNKNOWN]: It's coming after me. 27:41.924 --> 27:42.345 [UNKNOWN]: Great. 27:42.565 --> 27:43.325 [UNKNOWN]: I was telling Perry. 27:43.365 --> 27:44.365 [UNKNOWN]: I said, we jumped. 27:44.405 --> 27:45.645 [UNKNOWN]: Maybe it was Christie K this week. 27:46.006 --> 27:52.627 [UNKNOWN]: I think it was because we've been growing about 1,000 followers on Apple alone every week. 27:52.667 --> 27:57.089 [UNKNOWN]: It seems like almost consistently and it ridden around that number and this week we doubled that. 27:57.449 --> 27:57.849 [UNKNOWN]: No kid. 27:59.089 --> 28:00.030 [UNKNOWN]: awesome stuff, right? 28:00.070 --> 28:02.652 [UNKNOWN]: So thank you to everybody that's out there listening. 28:02.792 --> 28:04.734 [UNKNOWN]: And to all the dealership out there, welcome. 28:05.574 --> 28:15.803 [UNKNOWN]: Go back and you can see our shit show how it started and and as you've old, you know, that's how, by the way, my nephew reached out. 28:15.823 --> 28:20.006 [UNKNOWN]: He, he, to tell me about another bourbon we should trial, I'll share that with you. 28:20.026 --> 28:20.186 [UNKNOWN]: Great. 28:20.567 --> 28:24.830 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm all years and he's like, he's like, I heard the episode heard the shout out. 28:24.850 --> 28:25.511 [UNKNOWN]: I appreciate it. 28:25.551 --> 28:25.651 [UNKNOWN]: That 28:27.212 --> 28:28.254 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no, that's awesome. 28:28.294 --> 28:29.856 [UNKNOWN]: And he's, he's a really good kid. 28:30.517 --> 28:31.678 [UNKNOWN]: I say, kid, you know, buddy, man. 28:32.099 --> 28:33.180 [UNKNOWN]: How many Perkins are these? 28:33.380 --> 28:34.642 [UNKNOWN]: He just compared to me as well. 28:34.742 --> 28:35.483 [UNKNOWN]: He is still us here. 28:37.065 --> 28:38.006 [UNKNOWN]: How many Perkins are we? 28:38.046 --> 28:39.128 [UNKNOWN]: Perkins could we try? 28:39.168 --> 28:42.853 [UNKNOWN]: Could we do this for three years and have a new urban every week and be, uh, 28:43.373 --> 29:05.643 [UNKNOWN]: a bit because that reasonable yeah there's a lot of really good bourbons out there and that's what's really cool and so when you start going down it and there's a lot of reasonable bourbons so our our goal is to bring you a bourbon that's not unattainable you know we're not going to as much as I love to try the papies you know we have the papies 236 somewhere along the one that may yeah we will do that but you know maybe in the blind taste test right so you know we're going to put that 29:05.823 --> 29:32.638 [UNKNOWN]: that would be interest right to put a put a hundred dollar uh... bourbon and stay we've been talking about that that's the other checklist item that we're going to get to you know we've been working out a few of them so we're getting the karaoke down we're getting the golf done uh... the blind taste test sounds like a perfect winner project and that's isn't it yeah but we get some of uh... our most uh... critique critiquing uh... tasting bourbon lovers uh... with a blindfold on and we'll see what happens right 29:33.394 --> 29:35.855 [UNKNOWN]: blindfold around us is a dangerous dangerous thing. 29:35.875 --> 29:36.676 [UNKNOWN]: Especially in the fifth segment. 29:36.716 --> 29:39.857 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, there are people that would argue that you're blind for it right now. 29:40.157 --> 29:41.178 [UNKNOWN]: The fact those are good. 29:41.198 --> 29:43.399 [UNKNOWN]: Listening and watching, you don't know. 29:43.499 --> 29:44.960 [UNKNOWN]: So he might be blindfolded. 29:44.980 --> 29:45.920 [UNKNOWN]: Well, he could be. 29:45.940 --> 29:47.401 [UNKNOWN]: Well, he's light's blurring on his legs, right? 29:47.481 --> 29:51.303 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and it's 100 degrees outside and inside here with these lights. 29:51.483 --> 29:54.965 [UNKNOWN]: But I was like, did you see what but she sent us today with the rolling brown knots? 29:56.106 --> 30:11.122 [UNKNOWN]: I did not see that, but I did see today that it was at the PBN, come next, it's the entity that provides the power to this northeastern region including Virginia and Pennsylvania and all this quarter. 30:12.043 --> 30:19.310 [UNKNOWN]: It was the largest megawatt, I think, 600 and some thousand megawatts usage that of usage today. 30:19.790 --> 30:33.123 [UNKNOWN]: This is Thursday, actually, that we're talking, but it beat the record from 2006, and actually interesting to me was the Department of Energy authorized the company to 30:34.784 --> 30:37.086 [UNKNOWN]: pull back on their energy to data centers. 30:37.566 --> 30:44.550 [UNKNOWN]: And legally, they gave them like an emergency edict to allow them to pull back on the energy going down. 30:44.630 --> 30:44.890 [UNKNOWN]: Wow. 30:44.971 --> 30:45.911 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, sorry, data centers. 30:45.931 --> 30:47.932 [UNKNOWN]: You're going to have to wait for the the power. 30:48.173 --> 30:51.955 [UNKNOWN]: Actually, you should be saying sorry to all the people who couldn't get their growth work. 30:52.115 --> 30:53.175 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I get in line. 30:53.315 --> 30:56.096 [UNKNOWN]: And you wonder why you know, Claude was a rolling. 30:56.136 --> 30:57.757 [UNKNOWN]: It wasn't because Louie was using it this week. 30:57.817 --> 30:58.357 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, no. 30:59.938 --> 31:03.279 [UNKNOWN]: I did, I did another, I had another little mini project. 31:03.299 --> 31:04.820 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, did you want to? 31:05.020 --> 31:05.980 [UNKNOWN]: I had to do another. 31:06.400 --> 31:08.741 [UNKNOWN]: I once again have, this is novice stuff. 31:08.781 --> 31:14.103 [UNKNOWN]: But I took an Excel spreadsheet and I said, I need a, I don't want an investment pitch deck. 31:14.243 --> 31:19.465 [UNKNOWN]: I want a kind of a power point explanation deck to a new project that we're working on. 31:19.505 --> 31:20.065 [UNKNOWN]: What's some guys? 31:20.425 --> 31:21.426 [UNKNOWN]: from North Carolina. 31:21.686 --> 31:26.609 [UNKNOWN]: And as always, it did not disappoint in about two minutes. 31:27.450 --> 31:34.775 [UNKNOWN]: I took my little Excel spreadsheet and I had a six page PowerPoint just kind of outlining exactly what's going on. 31:35.035 --> 31:36.216 [UNKNOWN]: It's just up real nice. 31:36.296 --> 31:36.976 [UNKNOWN]: It probably is. 31:37.036 --> 31:37.877 [UNKNOWN]: It sure does. 31:37.897 --> 31:39.378 [UNKNOWN]: You know, I did the same thing. 31:39.458 --> 31:42.880 [UNKNOWN]: So I was one of the things I was working on on top of, you know, closing the gaps. 31:43.000 --> 31:46.343 [UNKNOWN]: And I've been, so I told you guys off camera that we, you know, I've been working on. 31:47.103 --> 31:56.130 [UNKNOWN]: really making sure that I'm not missing anything when it comes to, you know, we're talking scraper coverage over 50, you know, states, DC and the federal government. 31:56.150 --> 31:57.591 [UNKNOWN]: So I want to make sure it's comprehensive. 31:57.611 --> 32:01.914 [UNKNOWN]: We're not missing anything that, and there's drifting, there's, you know, there's going back. 32:01.954 --> 32:06.637 [UNKNOWN]: So you have to have, you know, these health measures on that are always overlooking what you're doing. 32:07.518 --> 32:16.910 [UNKNOWN]: But the cool thing what you just talked about, I did a market study to see, you know, what are, you know, what's, what's my Tam, you know, what is my, your total, you know, actual market. 32:17.270 --> 32:21.155 [UNKNOWN]: And then what is my, you know, realistic market out there and clawed it was amazing. 32:22.113 --> 32:23.514 [UNKNOWN]: So it gave me the spreadsheets initially. 32:23.534 --> 32:34.322 [UNKNOWN]: Then I said, not put it into, not put it into a polished format that shows, you know, the numbers in my colors and scheme of the, you know, the site, and, wow, it's mind blowing, right? 32:34.782 --> 32:40.587 [UNKNOWN]: So that was a very first financial thing that I did and it's a six page, it is awesome. 32:41.647 --> 32:51.492 [UNKNOWN]: It blows my mind and I think one of the biggest challenges for the world going forward is for people to understand magnitude and how massive this world is. 32:51.612 --> 32:57.174 [UNKNOWN]: Like we have a tendency to look at things in our own little system, our own little social pod and whatnot. 32:57.194 --> 33:06.799 [UNKNOWN]: There's eight, eight and a half billion people on the planet and growing, which morphs me into a question you were talking about the laws that you were scraping and everything. 33:08.220 --> 33:25.382 [UNKNOWN]: how many laws are there new laws are there with AI since the first of the year what are we talking about here well, you know what I thought when I thought there was like 2,600 I there's another There's another 900 that I need to review and that's just in the United States in the United States wow 33:25.982 --> 33:28.424 [UNKNOWN]: That's between federal and the 50 states in D.C. 33:28.464 --> 33:32.006 [UNKNOWN]: So, and it's growing because I'm closing the gaps. 33:33.247 --> 33:34.848 [UNKNOWN]: I've moved through the proposed bills. 33:34.889 --> 33:36.049 [UNKNOWN]: I've moved through the statutes. 33:36.830 --> 33:41.714 [UNKNOWN]: And we are now as we're filming, moving on to regulations later tonight. 33:41.754 --> 33:44.796 [UNKNOWN]: So, and then we're getting in the court cases and executive orders are pretty easy. 33:44.816 --> 33:49.719 [UNKNOWN]: So, that there's not, there's pretty much, if there's a gap there, that I would be surprised. 33:49.879 --> 33:50.040 [UNKNOWN]: But, 33:50.900 --> 34:17.748 [UNKNOWN]: and then we moved to federal so in federal is a little more simple than you know doing 50 states is like dealing with one you know so you kind of know where to go with Congress for the proposed bills.com you know get out go of I think it is in the so you're way out ahead of this well I'm very much so ahead of it and then only that but I'm reviewing every one of them that goes on the site so well what a gift to be an attorney and and get I made first you have to know the words and what the words mean and for you to be able to do that it's an amazing amazing gift 34:17.968 --> 34:37.056 [UNKNOWN]: then break it down and then you know with AI's help we put it in plain English and legal contextual review so the attorneys have it right there literally like just like our commercial I mean we do all the heavy lifting they can sip their cup of coffee and instead of having to be reactionary they're ahead of it that's awesome stuff yeah it is awesome stuff and it's one of a kind 34:37.677 --> 34:44.118 [UNKNOWN]: So, Brad, tell me before we get too deep in this segment, three, four, and the fifth segment. 34:44.878 --> 34:50.740 [UNKNOWN]: There's, I heard, again, I'm the novice in a number of things here, but tell me, I heard something to do that. 34:50.760 --> 34:53.700 [UNKNOWN]: No longer the bourbon novice, no longer the bourbon novice. 34:54.480 --> 34:57.501 [UNKNOWN]: Tell me about, I heard something about something called the Clarity Act. 34:57.741 --> 35:02.782 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, well, so that, can you tell me, it's, it's, it's the act that's out there right 35:07.803 --> 35:18.290 [UNKNOWN]: You know, for companies that were kind of reluctant, and I'll use JP Morgan because it's one of the largest financial institutions that's out there in Jamie Diamonds like we are never going down the crypto world. 35:19.350 --> 35:21.712 [UNKNOWN]: Well, last year they said, crypto is the future. 35:22.572 --> 35:32.739 [UNKNOWN]: So they, he did a whole 180 and flipped and said, yeah, but before these institutions can really dive into it, they need, hence the clarity act. 35:37.840 --> 35:47.448 [UNKNOWN]: because, you know, the FDIC is very regulated and you're now getting into this digital world and you need to have some clarity as to how that's going to operate. 35:47.768 --> 35:51.071 [UNKNOWN]: So the clarity act is designed for the crypto world. 35:51.151 --> 35:51.391 [UNKNOWN]: It is. 35:52.472 --> 35:55.034 [UNKNOWN]: And is it crypto, vis-a-vis AI? 35:55.355 --> 35:57.296 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I'll be close to where do those two crowds? 35:57.336 --> 35:59.638 [UNKNOWN]: Well, there's definitely intersections in that going on. 36:02.188 --> 36:24.696 [UNKNOWN]: it's cool because with the crypto anything is digital going on right now and crypto being you know the digital currency you can optimize it with AI you know you can the way you present it to your customers on the platform there's AI enhancements right so there's no doubt there's there's some intersection it kind of weaves back and forth right so but the clarity 36:29.918 --> 36:32.980 [UNKNOWN]: And the Trump administration has said that that's one of their, you know, big initiatives. 36:33.000 --> 36:37.884 [UNKNOWN]: And there seems to be some bipartisan movement on that because it is the future. 36:37.904 --> 36:39.505 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, other countries are moving quicker. 36:39.565 --> 36:42.587 [UNKNOWN]: And again, kind of like the AI race, how do we stay ahead of that? 36:42.887 --> 36:45.069 [UNKNOWN]: How do we, you know, be at the forefront of this? 36:45.669 --> 36:47.310 [UNKNOWN]: Because we want our dollar to survive, right? 36:47.570 --> 36:47.770 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 36:47.851 --> 36:58.078 [UNKNOWN]: You know, whether it's through crypto, whether it's their stable coin, whether it's, you know, through any of the major coins Bitcoin, you know, you go right down the XRP, uh, CRO, uh, little bitch for my. 36:59.398 --> 37:02.740 [UNKNOWN]: for my own old things on crypto.com. 37:02.840 --> 37:12.765 [UNKNOWN]: I love them because they, you know, that company learned from their first mistakes and that is to make, at least the CEOs first mistakes in his first go around to make sure you're regulated everywhere you go. 37:13.686 --> 37:19.589 [UNKNOWN]: And they jumped out and they were always getting the, they treated as an SEC early on. 37:19.729 --> 37:20.049 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 37:20.650 --> 37:20.930 [UNKNOWN]: And so, 37:22.452 --> 37:27.275 [UNKNOWN]: but there's some gray areas in and hence because of the gray areas you need this clarity. 37:27.715 --> 37:40.923 [UNKNOWN]: So this bill proposed bill that's called the clarity act that's been kicked around and it's gotten some movement but it was kind of up against a bench mark in the congress as we speak here in early July. 37:40.983 --> 37:41.123 [UNKNOWN]: So 37:41.983 --> 37:43.845 [UNKNOWN]: either have to rekindle it or they're going to have to. 37:43.865 --> 37:44.365 [UNKNOWN]: And then move it. 37:44.445 --> 37:46.106 [UNKNOWN]: We'll see how that goes. 37:46.407 --> 37:52.171 [UNKNOWN]: I think there's going to be some movement there because there's a lot of forces that are kind of, you know, stakeholders that are interested in it. 37:52.191 --> 37:52.371 [UNKNOWN]: Sure. 37:53.432 --> 37:58.997 [UNKNOWN]: It's interesting to me how perhaps three years ago crypto was all anybody talked about, right? 37:59.397 --> 38:06.202 [UNKNOWN]: Well, and it was also kind of the, and anybody asked me about crypto if you're going to play up other than Bitcoin and Ethereum, your, your gambling. 38:06.623 --> 38:06.983 [UNKNOWN]: Correct. 38:07.343 --> 38:07.523 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 38:08.364 --> 38:09.484 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, no doubt. 38:09.584 --> 38:13.166 [UNKNOWN]: But if you, but let me take two steps back. 38:13.186 --> 38:21.388 [UNKNOWN]: No, it says there are some cryptos out there that now have, they're not just a mean coin, they're not just a, you know, a new coin for this company. 38:21.548 --> 38:25.089 [UNKNOWN]: They actually have some real purpose, you know, they have some functionality. 38:25.149 --> 38:29.551 [UNKNOWN]: So if they do, that's the value they can bring to the table, right? 38:30.371 --> 38:30.631 [UNKNOWN]: Got it. 38:30.752 --> 38:31.072 [UNKNOWN]: Got it. 38:31.512 --> 38:36.797 [UNKNOWN]: You and I, I know you tried to educate me on the crypto thing three, four years ago. 38:36.818 --> 38:38.239 [UNKNOWN]: I end. 38:38.559 --> 38:39.660 [UNKNOWN]: My son had you kidding me first. 38:39.740 --> 38:41.542 [UNKNOWN]: Well, you know, that's interesting. 38:41.582 --> 38:43.004 [UNKNOWN]: And I've been doing this journey together, you know? 38:43.024 --> 38:43.884 [UNKNOWN]: It's that one. 38:43.984 --> 38:49.310 [UNKNOWN]: Like a reverse education because the young people were educating the old people about what crypto actually. 38:49.330 --> 38:50.291 [UNKNOWN]: It's like, yeah, you guys checked this out. 38:50.311 --> 38:51.151 [UNKNOWN]: I'm like, it's okay. 38:51.171 --> 38:51.772 [UNKNOWN]: So what's staking? 38:52.833 --> 38:53.453 [UNKNOWN]: you're all staking. 38:53.513 --> 38:55.995 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, it's kind of like putting it into the CD. 38:58.096 --> 38:59.477 [UNKNOWN]: You commit it for a period time. 38:59.917 --> 39:00.577 [UNKNOWN]: You can't touch it. 39:01.298 --> 39:02.358 [UNKNOWN]: And you're going to get paid interest. 39:03.339 --> 39:04.259 [UNKNOWN]: That's a pretty good gig, right? 39:04.279 --> 39:04.900 [UNKNOWN]: That is a good gig. 39:04.980 --> 39:09.882 [UNKNOWN]: And by the way, you're going to get paid interest in either the crypto that you staked, or maybe it's going to be, you know, different. 39:09.902 --> 39:11.763 [UNKNOWN]: So there's all these variations. 39:11.883 --> 39:13.324 [UNKNOWN]: It's really cool how it can happen. 39:13.464 --> 39:18.487 [UNKNOWN]: And, you know, I, I can, crypto is a, 39:20.380 --> 39:23.362 [UNKNOWN]: It's a different financial market and there's no doubt it's the future. 39:23.402 --> 39:25.444 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I'm there too. 39:25.644 --> 39:26.304 [UNKNOWN]: I'm there too. 39:26.345 --> 39:27.686 [UNKNOWN]: No, that it's going to be the future. 39:27.706 --> 39:34.631 [UNKNOWN]: I don't think it's a future today because we don't have the clarity act, but the clarity acts right around the corner and as soon as we do, then. 39:35.912 --> 40:00.179 [UNKNOWN]: all the big industrial partners are jumping in right or so what happens then so now you have all these funds not just the speculative funds like the you know the makers Michael sailors that are out there you know sweating it out as Bitcoin jumps below 60 and he's going on like down below 60 it was it was it was it was this past week so you know he had a cell-off or you know potentially cell-off a little bit you know because he's 40:03.337 --> 40:18.567 [UNKNOWN]: So if you start, and I'm not saying it shouldn't be, but if you start regulating it or allowing the government to oversee it, does that not sort of nullify the original attraction to it? 40:18.587 --> 40:19.608 [UNKNOWN]: Definitely does, bear. 40:19.968 --> 40:31.936 [UNKNOWN]: It's a beautiful observation, because the initial allure to Bitcoin, or I mean, not Bitcoin, but to cryptocurrency, yeah, was that it was this non-traceable transaction 40:32.977 --> 40:38.166 [UNKNOWN]: beyond the reach of the financial market, and the government couldn't quite reach it. 40:38.266 --> 40:44.356 [UNKNOWN]: And nobody's going to control how I transact with somebody and it's going to be just a private transaction, right? 40:44.577 --> 40:44.757 [UNKNOWN]: Yep. 40:45.077 --> 40:45.298 [UNKNOWN]: So. 40:47.779 --> 40:51.021 [UNKNOWN]: But the functionality of it and makes so much sense with the world where we're going, right? 40:51.301 --> 40:55.603 [UNKNOWN]: We were kind of half there with our current currency anyway. 40:55.823 --> 40:56.463 [UNKNOWN]: And we really are. 40:56.523 --> 41:14.412 [UNKNOWN]: So now you have USD stable coins, which means for the listeners out there that are crypto novices, just like you were a member novice, it means it's just not a stable coin actually has a backing by an asset. 41:15.352 --> 41:16.213 [UNKNOWN]: uh... for u.s.d. 41:16.254 --> 41:29.372 [UNKNOWN]: backed uh... stable coin every coin that's out there there's a actual dollar that's backing it so what's the downside well and i think that's where everybody's kind of come to lou 41:31.632 --> 41:35.474 [UNKNOWN]: there's obviously downside with everything, but that minimizes your risk at that point. 41:35.674 --> 41:42.659 [UNKNOWN]: And now it's the scenario of traceability, which is kind of the opposite, what we started with, right? 41:42.679 --> 41:43.940 [UNKNOWN]: So you didn't want that traceability. 41:43.980 --> 41:46.282 [UNKNOWN]: So now you have made it attractive to you. 41:46.422 --> 41:49.584 [UNKNOWN]: So now you have a digital footprint because these platforms that are out there are being regulated. 41:49.604 --> 41:56.028 [UNKNOWN]: Now you have to show where the transactions go and how who is going to, in most of the attacks that regulate it. 41:56.108 --> 41:58.450 [UNKNOWN]: And a lot of these platforms learn the hard way 41:59.230 --> 42:03.172 [UNKNOWN]: even though there wasn't a clarity act, you should definitely abide by the SEC rules. 42:03.653 --> 42:05.053 [UNKNOWN]: So that's the default. 42:05.734 --> 42:09.336 [UNKNOWN]: Even though those rules don't necessarily, it's kind of like putting a square peg in a round hole. 42:10.357 --> 42:15.760 [UNKNOWN]: They don't fit perfectly, but it makes sense because you're still dealing with essentially securities. 42:16.520 --> 42:18.461 [UNKNOWN]: security is at trade twenty four seven by the way. 42:18.481 --> 42:38.888 [UNKNOWN]: So if you have a fix for trading unlike the stock market and that's the need to sting about it and that to me one of the most it's a it blows my mind that you can trade this stock at three forty three forty five three fifty three fifty five three fifty six all of a sudden at four o'clock 42:40.185 --> 42:57.711 [UNKNOWN]: That's only you people can train this dog that are those people who have tomorrow's news today Was that in the James Bond movie where like guy's name was Carver who wanted to control the world He wanted to present slurp his news, you know the after-order traders the after-hours. 42:57.751 --> 43:00.972 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, so there is no after-hours with crypto There is because they're all out 43:01.132 --> 43:02.433 [UNKNOWN]: It's not even after hours. 43:02.453 --> 43:03.134 [UNKNOWN]: There's no after days. 43:03.214 --> 43:04.975 [UNKNOWN]: It's 24, 7, 7 days a week. 43:05.375 --> 43:09.558 [UNKNOWN]: And so that bag is the question next, when does the stock market finally catch up? 43:10.659 --> 43:12.720 [UNKNOWN]: And why will we not in this digital world? 43:13.781 --> 43:14.942 [UNKNOWN]: That's a good point. 43:14.962 --> 43:15.783 [UNKNOWN]: That should be 24, so. 43:15.863 --> 43:27.951 [UNKNOWN]: It, you know, please NASDAQ, New York, New York, Stock Exchange, and any other, you need to stay ahead of it and go 24, 7. 43:27.971 --> 43:28.832 [UNKNOWN]: There's no reason not to. 43:29.331 --> 43:31.873 [UNKNOWN]: Well, there has to be a reason for somebody to not do it. 43:32.093 --> 43:35.075 [UNKNOWN]: Well, on the old days, it was, you know, you're trading on the floor. 43:35.135 --> 43:36.837 [UNKNOWN]: No, no, it's all digital. 43:37.097 --> 43:41.960 [UNKNOWN]: I agree, but somebody has to, there has to be somebody putting the brakes on that. 43:42.161 --> 43:42.761 [UNKNOWN]: I would think. 43:42.781 --> 43:44.142 [UNKNOWN]: Well, not to sound like a conspiracy. 43:44.202 --> 43:46.163 [UNKNOWN]: No, but somebody's got to be putting the brakes on. 43:46.183 --> 43:48.845 [UNKNOWN]: Some, well, maybe it's traditionalists, you know, kind of like golf, right? 43:48.865 --> 43:51.047 [UNKNOWN]: So maybe there's, you know, this is how we've always done it. 43:51.067 --> 43:56.691 [UNKNOWN]: We're not going to change, you know, we need to break, you know, you look at the, 43:58.073 --> 43:58.754 [UNKNOWN]: What's to benefit? 43:58.795 --> 43:59.997 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I think it's the free market. 44:00.659 --> 44:06.573 [UNKNOWN]: It's the free market that's going to float based on any news and news moves You know 24 seven days now does it really does so 44:07.947 --> 44:16.809 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the younger generation, your kids and my nephews and your kids, Perry, they're not going to tolerate, well, you can't do this at that time. 44:16.909 --> 44:26.051 [UNKNOWN]: They're going to be, they're 24, 7 with everything and obviously financial, they've grown up, they've grown up on instant gratification and you have to have it. 44:26.071 --> 44:32.273 [UNKNOWN]: And so I would say right now, the Nasdaq and New York stock machines are looking like dinosaurs 44:38.475 --> 44:39.415 [UNKNOWN]: That's interesting. 44:39.455 --> 44:39.876 [UNKNOWN]: Good point. 44:40.016 --> 44:42.118 [UNKNOWN]: I never thought that's my that's my op-and stuff. 44:42.138 --> 44:56.630 [UNKNOWN]: I think most people think I won't crypto should be should be Behave like the market does as far as when you can't and can't trade, but yours you're making the other point which is they should both behave like 44:56.690 --> 45:00.991 [UNKNOWN]: We are a free capitalistic market, so the capital, a list of market trade. 45:01.091 --> 45:04.993 [UNKNOWN]: Plus there's still seven before it was controlled by the people on the floor that were going back and forth. 45:05.013 --> 45:06.713 [UNKNOWN]: And so, yes, nine to four made sense, right? 45:06.733 --> 45:07.774 [UNKNOWN]: Because that was a normal market. 45:07.854 --> 45:09.154 [UNKNOWN]: It's a worldwide market, too. 45:09.374 --> 45:16.996 [UNKNOWN]: It is a worldwide market, and all the new companies are coming out now, because once they go cross-state lines, they're not even state lines, that's global. 45:17.136 --> 45:19.377 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, most of these companies are global these days. 45:19.457 --> 45:20.418 [UNKNOWN]: So, exactly. 45:20.798 --> 45:21.278 [UNKNOWN]: Let it trade. 45:22.038 --> 45:44.422 [UNKNOWN]: So, interesting that you said it's global when you speak about the Clarity Act, and I'm not sure exactly how we got to crypto other than my question about Clarity is the Clarity Act something that's going to be applicable universally since crypto is a worldwide thing and not just a United States federal regulations. 45:44.502 --> 45:48.043 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, so how far does that reach? 45:48.423 --> 45:50.383 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I guess it has to reach everywhere, right? 45:50.403 --> 45:50.583 [UNKNOWN]: Well, 45:51.043 --> 46:13.322 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, in a sense, so it depends on where you're operating, so in a lot of these cryptocurrencies companies have to make sure they're abiding by each and every laws and all use crypto.com, and that's, they were ahead of the game when they were, you know, filing all the necessary, filing Z would have to do if you were stock in every country they were operating. 46:14.303 --> 46:16.365 [UNKNOWN]: And so they would get their approvals before they would start trading. 46:17.955 --> 46:24.476 [UNKNOWN]: And so the United States is now looking to have something besides the SEC that's government. 46:24.556 --> 46:29.077 [UNKNOWN]: And like AI, there's sometimes the normal laws that are on the books that they fit, right? 46:29.757 --> 46:33.838 [UNKNOWN]: And with crypto, it's a little bit of a different animal. 46:34.158 --> 46:35.398 [UNKNOWN]: And we're talking about 24-7. 46:35.418 --> 46:36.658 [UNKNOWN]: We're talking about a digital coin. 46:36.678 --> 46:39.139 [UNKNOWN]: There's no sometimes there's no asset behind it, right? 46:39.159 --> 46:40.119 [UNKNOWN]: I can't fill it. 46:40.479 --> 46:44.160 [UNKNOWN]: And so there needs to be protections for the consumer and for the company. 46:45.520 --> 46:52.403 [UNKNOWN]: And for everything in between, because if it's going to be this way, there needs to be some certainty and their force and clarity. 46:53.283 --> 46:53.884 [UNKNOWN]: It makes sense. 46:54.284 --> 46:58.105 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so, you know, and we're getting the wrap for this time. 46:58.125 --> 46:59.266 [UNKNOWN]: We're getting this delight. 46:59.306 --> 47:00.226 [UNKNOWN]: It's not the Louis Vuitton. 47:00.246 --> 47:01.407 [UNKNOWN]: I want to say that right there. 47:01.447 --> 47:01.947 [UNKNOWN]: No. 47:02.267 --> 47:02.987 [UNKNOWN]: I miss that again. 47:03.007 --> 47:03.708 [UNKNOWN]: It's Christian. 47:03.888 --> 47:04.708 [UNKNOWN]: I love it on. 47:04.868 --> 47:07.770 [UNKNOWN]: I'll let you say it from now on. 47:08.510 --> 47:10.092 [UNKNOWN]: He's a little bit more inspirational. 47:10.132 --> 47:10.792 [UNKNOWN]: Had a Christian. 47:10.812 --> 47:12.253 [UNKNOWN]: He's a Christian. 47:12.273 --> 47:13.074 [UNKNOWN]: That was up here. 47:13.094 --> 47:15.035 [UNKNOWN]: But I did get the blacks still a little. 47:15.095 --> 47:15.755 [UNKNOWN]: I can say that. 47:18.017 --> 47:18.457 [UNKNOWN]: Period. 47:18.677 --> 47:19.538 [UNKNOWN]: He's very flexible. 47:23.200 --> 47:29.285 [UNKNOWN]: Hey anyway, I appreciate you a lot of clarity I did a little bit of conversation We were segueing into the third segment. 47:29.605 --> 47:30.966 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we we come back. 47:30.986 --> 47:32.147 [UNKNOWN]: We're talking about this heaven Hill. 47:32.207 --> 47:34.329 [UNKNOWN]: It in it's haven't Yeah, I'm very nice. 47:34.369 --> 47:38.652 [UNKNOWN]: I do do another a little Yeah, I think we all need a set. 47:38.832 --> 47:39.533 [UNKNOWN]: We'll be very back. 47:40.293 --> 47:40.473 [UNKNOWN]: Cheers 47:48.651 --> 47:58.674 [UNKNOWN]: AI, data, privacy, cyber security, across all 50 states and federal, the law changed overnight. 48:00.014 --> 48:02.235 [UNKNOWN]: But this morning, you're not scrambling. 48:03.075 --> 48:04.936 [UNKNOWN]: One coffee, one scroll. 48:05.911 --> 48:13.139 [UNKNOWN]: Every new development that matters, in plain English, reviewed by an attorney linked to its official government source. 48:14.040 --> 48:15.161 [UNKNOWN]: That's Docket Daily. 48:15.882 --> 48:18.584 [UNKNOWN]: The four pillars every morning, one place. 48:19.546 --> 48:22.749 [UNKNOWN]: Start your free two week trial at docketdaly.ai. 48:30.683 --> 48:33.104 [UNKNOWN]: And we are back in the urban studio. 48:33.144 --> 48:34.524 [UNKNOWN]: I caught him off guard. 48:34.544 --> 48:35.084 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah. 48:35.124 --> 48:38.085 [UNKNOWN]: I was just kind of daising a little bit. 48:38.205 --> 48:40.146 [UNKNOWN]: I was saying the way you're on air sign. 48:40.166 --> 48:41.566 [UNKNOWN]: I'm right out of the on air sign. 48:41.606 --> 48:43.067 [UNKNOWN]: I'm sitting on, I'm supposed to do weeks. 48:43.187 --> 48:44.527 [UNKNOWN]: I'm right out of the on air sign. 48:44.547 --> 48:46.268 [UNKNOWN]: So sometimes it does work to the light. 48:46.888 --> 48:48.628 [UNKNOWN]: Sometimes what it is, what it is. 48:48.668 --> 48:53.850 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it's a full number here on the Boston of Meetup, because you know, he doesn't want to hear me talking about, yeah. 48:54.350 --> 49:11.675 [UNKNOWN]: What people never hear on the final recording is, is that I usually give a 3-2-1, just so he knows one to say, hey, we're back, and sometimes Brad cuts me off, so close to me saying one that there's like no space for me to do the edit, so I do one real quick at that. 49:11.695 --> 49:16.577 [UNKNOWN]: Takes a very precise cut, well, that does keep me on my toes. 49:17.108 --> 49:17.428 [UNKNOWN]: I know. 49:18.069 --> 49:19.030 [UNKNOWN]: On your stilettotos. 49:19.391 --> 49:19.932 [UNKNOWN]: Well, whatever. 49:21.935 --> 49:24.278 [UNKNOWN]: You made it too easy for him. 49:24.298 --> 49:31.388 [UNKNOWN]: So before we get too far into the bourbon, which is going down, the spirits are starting to go up. 49:32.911 --> 49:47.832 [UNKNOWN]: uh let's talk about the heaven hill and by the way we should mention we push back our recording day from our normal day right of Wednesday to Thursday this week because of just some prior engagements and then so now tomorrow like I'm off tomorrow. 49:49.014 --> 49:49.354 [UNKNOWN]: I love it. 49:49.394 --> 49:50.815 [UNKNOWN]: It's the holiday, right? 49:50.835 --> 49:53.335 [UNKNOWN]: So the holiday Saturday, but we get Friday off. 49:53.475 --> 49:58.817 [UNKNOWN]: No, I think a lot of, I think that's kind of the same situation that I'm hearing all around, right? 49:58.837 --> 49:59.617 [UNKNOWN]: So that's a great thing. 49:59.857 --> 50:02.198 [UNKNOWN]: I think the only people working tomorrow, healthcare people. 50:02.398 --> 50:03.298 [UNKNOWN]: Probably. 50:03.358 --> 50:04.518 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's a good idea. 50:04.759 --> 50:04.959 [UNKNOWN]: Yes. 50:05.059 --> 50:06.639 [UNKNOWN]: Because people would be blown or fingers off. 50:06.759 --> 50:07.179 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 50:07.199 --> 50:08.380 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I don't know. 50:08.420 --> 50:09.120 [UNKNOWN]: Who needs all five? 50:10.200 --> 50:13.563 [UNKNOWN]: Well, technically, you'll need to do a lot of this. 50:13.583 --> 50:16.105 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, actually, you need to do it in a middle one. 50:16.145 --> 50:19.487 [UNKNOWN]: Only if you want to do a little pinky thing, that's where that's the only purpose of the pinker. 50:19.767 --> 50:20.388 [UNKNOWN]: I can drink with you. 50:20.448 --> 50:21.749 [UNKNOWN]: I can drink with you. 50:21.849 --> 50:23.530 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know if you all have noticed. 50:24.251 --> 50:25.812 [UNKNOWN]: Some of the crowd has a car. 50:25.932 --> 50:27.713 [UNKNOWN]: Our audience has called me out on this. 50:28.154 --> 50:30.515 [UNKNOWN]: I naturally, my pinky naturally goes like that. 50:30.876 --> 50:34.699 [UNKNOWN]: And my uncle Alfonso Russo, when he was playing Mota back in the day. 50:35.919 --> 50:39.020 [UNKNOWN]: He had this pinky that you never knew which way it was going. 50:39.040 --> 50:46.722 [UNKNOWN]: It was going in or out and in or out and play as good as it's the total number of fingers that go out between it too. 50:46.922 --> 50:59.325 [UNKNOWN]: I think and I look, I'm like, you know, he threw out three and they chink way and if the other guy had one, he'd then slide that little pinky out and if not, he'd just slide it up. 50:59.425 --> 51:03.306 [UNKNOWN]: So I'm going to, I'm going to lay this off on my uncle Alfonso is why when I 51:05.386 --> 51:07.167 [UNKNOWN]: Finger just goes like that. 51:07.187 --> 51:08.528 [UNKNOWN]: You're a fancy drinker, right? 51:08.728 --> 51:08.928 [UNKNOWN]: Nice. 51:08.968 --> 51:09.528 [UNKNOWN]: We need to eat. 51:09.568 --> 51:10.248 [UNKNOWN]: We need to eat. 51:10.408 --> 51:12.069 [UNKNOWN]: He's very, very polished. 51:12.089 --> 51:13.250 [UNKNOWN]: Sometimes that's why we love him. 51:14.030 --> 51:15.311 [UNKNOWN]: But that's a good thing. 51:15.331 --> 51:16.211 [UNKNOWN]: He's definitely dapper. 51:16.231 --> 51:16.812 [UNKNOWN]: Look at him. 51:16.872 --> 51:18.872 [UNKNOWN]: He's a sharp looking man. 51:19.093 --> 51:21.854 [UNKNOWN]: She's, I'm waiting for that. 51:21.914 --> 51:24.975 [UNKNOWN]: I got my haircut short this week and I was afraid at this point. 51:25.015 --> 51:27.717 [UNKNOWN]: Now at age 65, I'm afraid it's not going to grow back. 51:27.757 --> 51:28.237 [UNKNOWN]: Well, though. 51:28.257 --> 51:29.478 [UNKNOWN]: I did a good thing for that, though. 51:31.479 --> 51:32.979 [UNKNOWN]: That's got pills to make you think of. 51:33.020 --> 51:35.441 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, there was only a pill for it. 51:35.541 --> 51:37.642 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, there's pills, tonics. 51:37.662 --> 51:38.543 [UNKNOWN]: There's everything to make. 51:38.583 --> 51:38.923 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 51:38.943 --> 51:39.804 [UNKNOWN]: Great. 51:39.844 --> 51:41.785 [UNKNOWN]: You can make it grow in all different kinds of places. 51:42.345 --> 51:43.606 [UNKNOWN]: So, all right. 51:44.066 --> 51:44.646 [UNKNOWN]: All right. 51:44.767 --> 51:45.387 [UNKNOWN]: All right. 51:45.407 --> 51:46.067 [UNKNOWN]: Totally digress. 51:46.087 --> 51:46.508 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we did. 51:46.528 --> 51:48.469 [UNKNOWN]: So, instead of talking about what we're here can grow. 51:48.489 --> 51:49.710 [UNKNOWN]: Let's talk about the heaven's pills. 51:49.730 --> 51:53.272 [UNKNOWN]: Let's talk about how this bourbon is going to hair in your chest. 51:54.773 --> 51:55.893 [UNKNOWN]: I feel it. 51:56.354 --> 51:57.294 [UNKNOWN]: It's a light just flying. 51:59.873 --> 52:02.794 [UNKNOWN]: Maybe that's a Department of Energy doing a rolling blackout, right? 52:02.895 --> 52:04.155 [UNKNOWN]: I think the brownouts are going on. 52:04.175 --> 52:05.536 [UNKNOWN]: We didn't have just a lake go out. 52:05.556 --> 52:07.757 [UNKNOWN]: So maybe it's either that or a spirit or a story to go on. 52:07.797 --> 52:08.297 [UNKNOWN]: It's a squirrel. 52:10.350 --> 52:11.090 [UNKNOWN]: for a moment. 52:11.130 --> 52:21.454 [UNKNOWN]: So, so this, heaven Hill, we, we were, uh, uh, just Brad and I, we're talking earlier and about what we should partake in tonight. 52:21.474 --> 52:22.955 [UNKNOWN]: He's like, it's just picks up off the rack. 52:23.075 --> 52:24.255 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we're thinking about the back. 52:24.295 --> 52:26.956 [UNKNOWN]: A very nicely stalked rack back there. 52:27.277 --> 52:28.457 [UNKNOWN]: It's a nice rack. 52:28.477 --> 52:28.777 [UNKNOWN]: Thank you. 52:28.817 --> 52:29.598 [UNKNOWN]: I appreciate it. 52:29.638 --> 52:31.598 [UNKNOWN]: It was guys like a nicely stacked rack. 52:31.638 --> 52:33.919 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, a stacked rack or stock rack. 52:33.979 --> 52:35.160 [UNKNOWN]: Stalk, or stat. 52:35.180 --> 52:35.380 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 52:36.200 --> 52:41.704 [UNKNOWN]: So, we chose, we kind of, he suggested, and I was like, yeah, that's good I've had it before. 52:42.244 --> 52:44.806 [UNKNOWN]: The first time for me, Heaven Hill, it's good. 52:44.846 --> 52:47.508 [UNKNOWN]: My good friend John Mach brought me a bottle, shout out Johnny. 52:47.668 --> 52:49.129 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, he was good. 52:49.169 --> 52:50.750 [UNKNOWN]: I invited him over to sleep, but he's sick. 52:50.850 --> 52:55.113 [UNKNOWN]: No, well, hopefully he's feeling better, so he can blow off a finger on his head. 52:56.354 --> 52:58.715 [UNKNOWN]: And maybe he needs some bourbon. 52:58.775 --> 53:00.296 [UNKNOWN]: I probably make a faddle. 53:00.336 --> 53:03.258 [UNKNOWN]: You know, that's the bourbon is the old anesthesiologist. 53:03.278 --> 53:03.519 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 53:04.279 --> 53:04.659 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 53:06.355 --> 53:07.275 [UNKNOWN]: Did I see it right now? 53:07.795 --> 53:09.356 [UNKNOWN]: I didn't see it right now. 53:09.916 --> 53:10.696 [UNKNOWN]: We know what you meant. 53:10.736 --> 53:12.617 [UNKNOWN]: We totally know what you meant. 53:12.817 --> 53:18.259 [UNKNOWN]: I got completely, I completely forgot a couple syllables. 53:18.279 --> 53:20.719 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, Christy Kays going, you know, maybe I added a couple. 53:20.739 --> 53:22.360 [UNKNOWN]: We're working at for next week. 53:22.380 --> 53:23.060 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right. 53:23.220 --> 53:28.061 [UNKNOWN]: I wonder how many, what the average number of hand injuries there are. 53:28.121 --> 53:28.622 [UNKNOWN]: Can we look at it? 53:28.642 --> 53:29.162 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it's a lot. 53:30.102 --> 53:35.843 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, would you be able to scan that in at just a number of hand injuries on the 4th of July due to fire? 53:36.043 --> 53:43.345 [UNKNOWN]: So I have a good story if we might my dad had three and a half fingers Three and a half three and a half from the day one. 53:43.645 --> 53:53.828 [UNKNOWN]: Uh, so So three and a half fingers and it wasn't a fireworks in injury. 53:54.188 --> 53:54.468 [UNKNOWN]: It was a 53:55.383 --> 54:00.287 [UNKNOWN]: Back in the day when they had babies in the prenatal care, they had these Bunsen murder runners up. 54:00.747 --> 54:01.328 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know if you... 54:01.688 --> 54:02.549 [UNKNOWN]: I know what about some of that. 54:02.569 --> 54:03.149 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it was, yeah. 54:03.309 --> 54:15.780 [UNKNOWN]: And I guess he reached outside of his crib when he was a, you know, taller and the accidentally, uh-oh, it's cinched, you know, off this one and half of this one. 54:15.900 --> 54:16.180 [UNKNOWN]: Really? 54:16.740 --> 54:19.122 [UNKNOWN]: So anytime about to tell him, give me high five, really, how about three and a half? 54:19.142 --> 54:19.843 [UNKNOWN]: Three and a half. 54:22.857 --> 54:23.558 [UNKNOWN]: It wasn't a brand. 54:23.719 --> 54:24.360 [UNKNOWN]: That was my dad. 54:24.700 --> 54:24.920 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 54:24.961 --> 54:25.942 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, geez. 54:26.743 --> 54:34.095 [UNKNOWN]: So, you know, he definitely liked a good drink, but that pinky was not there to poke up. 54:36.524 --> 54:37.204 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, sorry. 54:37.244 --> 54:37.685 [UNKNOWN]: What? 54:38.245 --> 54:40.186 [UNKNOWN]: I also made a decision. 54:40.206 --> 54:46.408 [UNKNOWN]: You took me right to, I just want to know, with all due respect to me, he was to feast your dad. 54:47.029 --> 54:48.929 [UNKNOWN]: What is bowling ball look like? 54:49.330 --> 54:49.930 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, he didn't ball. 54:49.990 --> 54:50.190 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 54:50.210 --> 54:50.650 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 54:50.690 --> 54:50.970 [UNKNOWN]: All right. 54:50.990 --> 54:52.551 [UNKNOWN]: So, well, there was only three holes. 54:54.132 --> 54:55.052 [UNKNOWN]: And there was one. 54:55.112 --> 54:55.672 [UNKNOWN]: He was great. 54:55.692 --> 54:57.793 [UNKNOWN]: He didn't do that. 54:57.833 --> 54:58.554 [UNKNOWN]: He was the right three. 54:58.574 --> 54:59.054 [UNKNOWN]: You're good. 55:00.082 --> 55:14.833 [UNKNOWN]: So what do you got around 35% of all firework related injuries treated in the and U.S. emergency rooms involve the hands and fingers with roughly 13,000 people nationwide Sickening emergency room care for fireworks injuries each year. 55:15.153 --> 55:16.714 [UNKNOWN]: This amounts to over 4,500 hand. 55:16.754 --> 55:19.156 [UNKNOWN]: But be safe injuries annually. 55:19.356 --> 55:22.278 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, what's the vast majority occurring during the week surrounding the fourth of the job? 55:22.298 --> 55:28.183 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you think so I would say be safe and thanks to Cardi dropping off these very big fireworks, which yeah, we're gonna. 55:28.283 --> 55:33.427 [UNKNOWN]: I need to go to Dr. Cook and ask him because all I know those are those are, so they are big. 55:34.047 --> 55:37.650 [UNKNOWN]: So I think I may need to enlist an expert to fire those off. 55:38.725 --> 55:49.014 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I, I, I, I, I, I'm going to enjoy from afar that's, uh, I don't understand power techniques and I don't want to do, but I do like, I don't, I don't, I get a little freedom, I have an idea. 55:50.175 --> 55:54.859 [UNKNOWN]: If you're going to light them off that way, yeah, I should bring my drone over. 55:54.999 --> 55:57.641 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, and put the drone up in here and see what they look like. 55:57.661 --> 55:58.362 [UNKNOWN]: We should have. 55:58.462 --> 56:00.023 [UNKNOWN]: We should do that would be cool. 56:00.103 --> 56:02.565 [UNKNOWN]: And I still got a collection that I bought from last year. 56:02.585 --> 56:03.386 [UNKNOWN]: We never fired off. 56:03.406 --> 56:04.827 [UNKNOWN]: So it could be a good drone show. 56:04.847 --> 56:05.388 [UNKNOWN]: At least, uh, 56:05.948 --> 56:06.648 [UNKNOWN]: It's not my good. 56:06.668 --> 56:09.630 [UNKNOWN]: Perry, you're going to have your drone following us on the golf course. 56:10.230 --> 56:11.471 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, if it's not raining, I could. 56:12.491 --> 56:13.432 [UNKNOWN]: It's not looking good, though. 56:14.152 --> 56:16.213 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to want to check out our swing from above. 56:16.473 --> 56:18.054 [UNKNOWN]: I think it looks better from above. 56:18.094 --> 56:22.356 [UNKNOWN]: Mine probably looks better from like, mine looks better from a mile away. 56:22.916 --> 56:23.276 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 56:23.416 --> 56:27.538 [UNKNOWN]: I was a little short golf trip on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and I won't. 56:27.558 --> 56:28.539 [UNKNOWN]: How'd you? 56:28.579 --> 56:28.999 [UNKNOWN]: Terrible. 56:29.819 --> 56:32.200 [UNKNOWN]: And like, it was so frustrating. 56:32.260 --> 56:34.762 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I had some nice shots, you know, whatever. 56:35.802 --> 56:36.583 [UNKNOWN]: You must produce it. 56:36.603 --> 56:38.904 [UNKNOWN]: I had a little bay and wheeling. 56:39.045 --> 56:39.865 [UNKNOWN]: You're up in the mountains. 56:39.905 --> 56:40.426 [UNKNOWN]: Beautiful. 56:40.886 --> 56:45.930 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I've been passed there at Ogle Bay say a beautiful place. 56:45.950 --> 56:47.271 [UNKNOWN]: It is a great resort. 56:47.431 --> 56:49.092 [UNKNOWN]: The de coursees are awesome. 56:49.532 --> 56:50.613 [UNKNOWN]: It's a really nice course. 56:50.713 --> 56:52.415 [UNKNOWN]: I think those are Arnold Palmer course. 56:52.515 --> 56:53.415 [UNKNOWN]: One is a Palmer. 56:53.535 --> 56:54.576 [UNKNOWN]: And one is Jones. 56:54.916 --> 56:55.257 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 56:55.477 --> 56:56.217 [UNKNOWN]: Not Robert Trent. 56:56.578 --> 56:56.958 [UNKNOWN]: Jones. 56:57.338 --> 56:57.859 [UNKNOWN]: Bobby Jones? 56:58.759 --> 56:59.220 [UNKNOWN]: Robert Trent. 56:59.240 --> 57:00.140 [UNKNOWN]: Maybe Robert Trent. 57:00.180 --> 57:00.841 [UNKNOWN]: Maybe Robert Trent. 57:00.881 --> 57:01.802 [UNKNOWN]: Probably the designer, right? 57:01.862 --> 57:02.122 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 57:02.662 --> 57:05.583 [UNKNOWN]: So anyway, I must have left. 57:05.783 --> 57:11.285 [UNKNOWN]: I think on Monday, I left at least and I am not exaggerating. 57:11.725 --> 57:17.928 [UNKNOWN]: Eight, seven or eight puts that I would consider makeable inside six feet short. 57:18.888 --> 57:20.889 [UNKNOWN]: I just kept leaving them short and the greens were pretty quick. 57:21.609 --> 57:22.269 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know whatever. 57:22.830 --> 57:23.610 [UNKNOWN]: I just couldn't get it going. 57:23.630 --> 57:26.791 [UNKNOWN]: Although I did win a lot of greenies and I came out ahead on the money, so that was good. 57:27.331 --> 57:28.172 [UNKNOWN]: That's a good thing. 57:28.192 --> 57:28.953 [UNKNOWN]: That's very good. 57:29.013 --> 57:30.794 [UNKNOWN]: I saw you guys were enjoying a little horse soldier. 57:31.355 --> 57:33.417 [UNKNOWN]: Had some horse soldier, we had some eagle rare. 57:33.877 --> 57:37.220 [UNKNOWN]: We had another one that's called, I think, Elmer T. Lee that Matt had. 57:37.260 --> 57:39.322 [UNKNOWN]: That's actually a Buffalo Trace product. 57:39.462 --> 57:40.002 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah. 57:40.422 --> 57:41.283 [UNKNOWN]: It's better. 57:41.323 --> 57:42.584 [UNKNOWN]: Elmer T. Lee, kind of. 57:42.704 --> 57:43.805 [UNKNOWN]: Elmer T. Lee. 57:43.845 --> 57:46.127 [UNKNOWN]: Kind of, you were talking about the kernels now, right? 57:46.468 --> 57:46.748 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 57:46.828 --> 57:50.051 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so we kind of, that's kind of rivals the other kernel. 57:50.191 --> 57:52.172 [UNKNOWN]: So his son, Ben, he ate, right? 57:54.154 --> 57:55.555 [UNKNOWN]: This ungoded out near his own. 57:55.615 --> 57:58.777 [UNKNOWN]: He participates in these raffles or something. 57:59.237 --> 58:03.880 [UNKNOWN]: And there's some kind of watery, bourbon lottery or something. 58:03.900 --> 58:04.861 [UNKNOWN]: He won this bottle. 58:05.581 --> 58:07.882 [UNKNOWN]: That's a little pricey, I guess, to buy it. 58:07.922 --> 58:09.944 [UNKNOWN]: But it's excellent. 58:10.264 --> 58:10.544 [UNKNOWN]: Awesome. 58:10.564 --> 58:11.064 [UNKNOWN]: So I hit that. 58:11.124 --> 58:12.085 [UNKNOWN]: I took the chicken cock. 58:12.645 --> 58:13.466 [UNKNOWN]: That was popular. 58:13.546 --> 58:14.367 [UNKNOWN]: The cock was popular. 58:14.387 --> 58:15.167 [UNKNOWN]: Did you bring the bourbon to? 58:16.648 --> 58:17.449 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we had it wrong. 58:18.869 --> 58:19.410 [UNKNOWN]: Well played. 58:22.172 --> 58:25.216 [UNKNOWN]: So and actually the funny thing was several of those guys like, oh, yeah, I've had this. 58:25.236 --> 58:26.037 [UNKNOWN]: This is really good. 58:26.177 --> 58:27.138 [UNKNOWN]: It's like it. 58:27.198 --> 58:29.581 [UNKNOWN]: It's not just a funny name It's a funny name. 58:29.942 --> 58:30.562 [UNKNOWN]: It's a funny name. 58:30.582 --> 58:37.892 [UNKNOWN]: No, whatever was back in the day when it came out like we talked about and you know, it is one of the holders all this stapled in fact 58:38.612 --> 58:41.354 [UNKNOWN]: before bourbon distilling became kind of mainstream. 58:41.394 --> 58:42.754 [UNKNOWN]: It was kind of the behind this stream. 58:42.815 --> 58:58.503 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so you know, you know, Smitty Of course, I saw yeah, I was like and Jimmy's Jimmy's got is always had a good eye for bourbon He does yeah, and so I but we were sitting outside on the sun tonight It was really nice. 58:58.763 --> 59:03.466 [UNKNOWN]: Our rooms were all together, and we were on the ground floor so we could all hang out outside on this patio and you know 59:03.992 --> 59:06.475 [UNKNOWN]: drink and smoke a cigar and shoot the shit whatever. 59:06.855 --> 59:08.737 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so I said I pulled the bottle up. 59:08.757 --> 59:11.320 [UNKNOWN]: I was like, hey, uh, I was like a little cock. 59:11.960 --> 59:13.442 [UNKNOWN]: And he's like, don't mind if I do. 59:14.002 --> 59:15.183 [UNKNOWN]: It's just played right along. 59:15.244 --> 59:16.305 [UNKNOWN]: I was like, at a boy. 59:16.525 --> 59:17.826 [UNKNOWN]: Is this our IU piece of many? 59:18.006 --> 59:20.189 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he should be. 59:20.429 --> 59:22.111 [UNKNOWN]: He should be on the sidelines of an NFL. 59:22.131 --> 59:23.592 [UNKNOWN]: So we're going to make the guys a genius. 59:23.672 --> 59:29.817 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to tell you, we're so blessed with the coaches we have at IE is across all of our sports here. 59:29.877 --> 59:34.341 [UNKNOWN]: But you know what, you know what I say why he's still here is because Indiana is that good. 59:35.162 --> 59:35.722 [UNKNOWN]: I agree with that. 59:35.742 --> 59:36.383 [UNKNOWN]: It is, yeah. 59:36.723 --> 59:37.844 [UNKNOWN]: You know, it's pretty cool. 59:37.904 --> 59:38.305 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 59:38.565 --> 59:47.372 [UNKNOWN]: If it drew me back and when I came back from Naples, the very first person we had lunch with was you at the Letrope Airport, you remember that? 59:47.773 --> 59:48.193 [UNKNOWN]: Yes. 59:48.774 --> 59:50.415 [UNKNOWN]: We were spirit, right? 59:50.475 --> 59:50.655 [UNKNOWN]: Yes. 59:51.496 --> 01:00:13.466 [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 01:00:21.490 --> 01:00:39.143 [UNKNOWN]: that he was in the year's and so he was kind of killing me as to what their new plans are now that spirit kind of dissolve the way he's not in the board anymore but he still has a you know kind of a feel for us to make sense you know that they put all this infrastructure in place it's built to be in the right that runways obviously because I don't want to just build a whole new 01:00:39.984 --> 01:00:41.384 [UNKNOWN]: Terminal, so there's three terminal. 01:00:41.404 --> 01:00:42.385 [UNKNOWN]: The parking and everything. 01:00:42.405 --> 01:00:43.645 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and the parking. 01:00:43.665 --> 01:00:45.285 [UNKNOWN]: So you have the infrastructure. 01:00:45.305 --> 01:00:55.387 [UNKNOWN]: So it makes sense to bring something in similar to what John's doing with the United Express to, you know, you could fly out, people are flying out of L2 a lot now, too. 01:00:55.467 --> 01:01:00.008 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I think L2 to get you right to show to Charlottes. 01:01:00.028 --> 01:01:02.549 [UNKNOWN]: Charlottes Charlottes and John's John Chicago. 01:01:02.569 --> 01:01:03.189 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah. 01:01:03.209 --> 01:01:06.810 [UNKNOWN]: So you can get right to two of the hubs to the biggest hubs. 01:01:07.190 --> 01:01:08.570 [UNKNOWN]: Atlanta being another one. 01:01:09.398 --> 01:01:15.983 [UNKNOWN]: You know, the lure to letrobes even have to go to Pittsburgh right and it was free parking for the longest time. 01:01:17.264 --> 01:01:18.024 [UNKNOWN]: I think I think it was. 01:01:18.044 --> 01:01:18.345 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:01:18.445 --> 01:01:21.848 [UNKNOWN]: I think it was your car there for the winner while you were snowboarding. 01:01:22.088 --> 01:01:22.628 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 01:01:22.808 --> 01:01:23.729 [UNKNOWN]: It was free parking. 01:01:23.749 --> 01:01:28.093 [UNKNOWN]: You're not being that the Mafia rates don't have to be prepared. 01:01:28.133 --> 01:01:28.293 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:01:28.313 --> 01:01:28.413 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:01:28.493 --> 01:01:28.853 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:01:28.933 --> 01:01:29.274 [UNKNOWN]: I don't care. 01:01:29.334 --> 01:01:30.434 [UNKNOWN]: I don't care. 01:01:30.575 --> 01:01:31.595 [UNKNOWN]: I don't care. 01:01:31.615 --> 01:01:31.996 [UNKNOWN]: I don't care. 01:01:35.118 --> 01:01:37.401 [UNKNOWN]: What's up, Pinky? 01:01:37.741 --> 01:01:38.542 [UNKNOWN]: The Pinky Switching. 01:01:39.403 --> 01:01:41.865 [UNKNOWN]: It's okay, but Pinky's up. 01:01:41.885 --> 01:01:43.006 [UNKNOWN]: What a Pinky goes down. 01:01:43.026 --> 01:01:43.347 [UNKNOWN]: I know. 01:01:43.367 --> 01:01:44.047 [UNKNOWN]: Look out. 01:01:44.668 --> 01:01:46.009 [UNKNOWN]: You know, 13 minutes in. 01:01:46.330 --> 01:01:50.955 [UNKNOWN]: We started talking about the bourbon, and we've not talked about the bourbon. 01:01:51.315 --> 01:01:52.116 [UNKNOWN]: I just didn't know. 01:01:52.136 --> 01:01:54.538 [UNKNOWN]: I'm tirelessly impressed with how easily sidetracked. 01:01:54.578 --> 01:01:56.160 [UNKNOWN]: No, we, we, we, we, we, it's the AD. 01:01:56.420 --> 01:01:57.781 [UNKNOWN]: AD, AD, AD, AD, AD, AD. 01:02:00.179 --> 01:02:01.100 [UNKNOWN]: It's hilarious. 01:02:01.120 --> 01:02:04.064 [UNKNOWN]: They need to make ADHD like a little more compact. 01:02:04.104 --> 01:02:05.205 [UNKNOWN]: I can't get through all four legs. 01:02:05.726 --> 01:02:08.048 [UNKNOWN]: I don't have love to get some tensions man to do it. 01:02:08.689 --> 01:02:09.089 [UNKNOWN]: I would love to. 01:02:09.109 --> 01:02:10.211 [UNKNOWN]: I think everybody knows. 01:02:10.391 --> 01:02:12.513 [UNKNOWN]: We don't even have to say it anymore. 01:02:12.533 --> 01:02:13.214 [UNKNOWN]: Everybody knows. 01:02:13.414 --> 01:02:15.297 [UNKNOWN]: I'd love to get some loser feedback of here. 01:02:15.557 --> 01:02:16.418 [UNKNOWN]: They're probably sitting there going. 01:02:16.598 --> 01:02:22.861 [UNKNOWN]: What you're talking about the fucking brain we were just we had us you had us have a no you're not there. 01:02:23.041 --> 01:02:24.742 [UNKNOWN]: All right, all right, Perry, bring his back. 01:02:25.042 --> 01:02:25.362 [UNKNOWN]: Oh my god. 01:02:25.382 --> 01:02:26.923 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, bring his back to set it thought back to set her off too. 01:02:26.943 --> 01:02:27.303 [UNKNOWN]: Hold on. 01:02:27.323 --> 01:02:27.583 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, I know. 01:02:27.603 --> 01:02:27.943 [UNKNOWN]: Look at that. 01:02:27.963 --> 01:02:28.404 [UNKNOWN]: We got his talk. 01:02:28.444 --> 01:02:29.164 [UNKNOWN]: You want us to talk. 01:02:29.184 --> 01:02:30.424 [UNKNOWN]: Do you want us to just add a lamp is what you say. 01:02:30.444 --> 01:02:32.645 [UNKNOWN]: He, yeah, he, look at he's putting his, he's putting his slettles back on. 01:02:32.666 --> 01:02:33.546 [UNKNOWN]: He's pulling his stockings up. 01:02:33.566 --> 01:02:39.929 [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, 01:02:40.249 --> 01:02:48.295 [UNKNOWN]: So we didn't start to say was we didn't really prep much for the brand because we now I have had it before I think this is your new tour. 01:02:48.375 --> 01:02:50.456 [UNKNOWN]: This is very first time. 01:02:50.597 --> 01:02:51.697 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, very good. 01:02:51.918 --> 01:02:54.780 [UNKNOWN]: It's a bottled in bond Kind of like the new riff. 01:02:54.800 --> 01:02:56.501 [UNKNOWN]: So let's talk about that one more time. 01:02:56.521 --> 01:03:00.364 [UNKNOWN]: What is that so that was a government regulation put in place I want to say the 1700s 01:03:02.365 --> 01:03:03.126 [UNKNOWN]: I don't think it was late. 01:03:03.386 --> 01:03:05.387 [UNKNOWN]: I thought it was like eight late 1800s, right? 01:03:05.467 --> 01:03:11.911 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so it was to ensure that there were certain standards that were met to be considered a barben. 01:03:12.172 --> 01:03:13.693 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the first barben regulators. 01:03:13.753 --> 01:03:24.000 [UNKNOWN]: And one of them, one of the main ones that most, that the first thing that you can always remember when you see in this late, this bottle says right on it, bottled and bond, you know, it's 100 proof. 01:03:24.220 --> 01:03:25.901 [UNKNOWN]: Because that means it does 100 proof. 01:03:26.481 --> 01:03:31.225 [UNKNOWN]: So it's got to be that and it also follows all the other guidelines, but but don't really so let's talk about taste. 01:03:31.506 --> 01:03:32.466 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's very tasteful. 01:03:32.827 --> 01:03:34.508 [UNKNOWN]: It's very good. 01:03:35.269 --> 01:03:36.030 [UNKNOWN]: It's a reasonable bottle. 01:03:36.050 --> 01:03:37.231 [UNKNOWN]: It's a reasonable bottle. 01:03:37.431 --> 01:03:38.232 [UNKNOWN]: It's a reasonable bottle. 01:03:38.252 --> 01:03:39.292 [UNKNOWN]: I think it's like 30 bucks. 01:03:39.332 --> 01:03:41.975 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so it's not it's not an overly priced bottle. 01:03:41.995 --> 01:03:44.477 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, this is something you can hopefully get off the shelf and yeah, 01:03:44.697 --> 01:03:50.019 [UNKNOWN]: You know, you have all these features, but let's talk about the taste because I mean, it has a very unique Burment taste to it. 01:03:50.079 --> 01:03:50.860 [UNKNOWN]: It does. 01:03:51.020 --> 01:03:52.941 [UNKNOWN]: It's it's kind of a classic bourbon taste. 01:03:52.961 --> 01:03:54.161 [UNKNOWN]: It has kind of all the normal. 01:03:54.241 --> 01:03:57.463 [UNKNOWN]: It does not have the cinnamon so much Louie, but it's got the vanilla. 01:03:57.523 --> 01:03:58.463 [UNKNOWN]: It's got the caramel. 01:03:58.483 --> 01:03:58.723 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 01:03:59.223 --> 01:04:00.044 [UNKNOWN]: Uh, the milk. 01:04:00.404 --> 01:04:04.006 [UNKNOWN]: You know, and like this was the kind of bourbon I would put in my decant. 01:04:04.126 --> 01:04:05.206 [UNKNOWN]: Is it called a decanter? 01:04:05.326 --> 01:04:06.287 [UNKNOWN]: What's the decanter? 01:04:06.307 --> 01:04:11.329 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you put in the horse decanter or you just put in the biggest a little Well, it's a golf club. 01:04:11.669 --> 01:04:11.749 [UNKNOWN]: Oh 01:04:12.149 --> 01:04:17.391 [UNKNOWN]: that might have stepped out of me it's very nice because they have two balls on the bottom and they stick on the top. 01:04:17.411 --> 01:04:22.053 [UNKNOWN]: There's a ball stuck to the face of the club and there's four balls for the short classes. 01:04:22.294 --> 01:04:22.874 [UNKNOWN]: I don't boy. 01:04:23.354 --> 01:04:27.336 [UNKNOWN]: By the way, this is like the perfect kind of bourbon to just 01:04:28.076 --> 01:04:32.638 [UNKNOWN]: You want to get home and you just want to have a drink or two on wine or whatever. 01:04:32.658 --> 01:04:36.820 [UNKNOWN]: This will be perfect for that because it's not that expensive, it's not that expensive. 01:04:37.020 --> 01:04:38.501 [UNKNOWN]: It's nothing that you're going to feel like Jesus. 01:04:38.541 --> 01:04:41.962 [UNKNOWN]: I should probably invite one of my friends I ever have at no fence to the heaven hill. 01:04:42.122 --> 01:04:43.323 [UNKNOWN]: But it's good. 01:04:43.363 --> 01:04:44.103 [UNKNOWN]: It's easy to get. 01:04:44.423 --> 01:04:45.484 [UNKNOWN]: It's kind of pretty much. 01:04:45.704 --> 01:04:48.165 [UNKNOWN]: But Perry says it's kind of a burden just when drink alone. 01:04:50.806 --> 01:04:51.406 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that's not it. 01:04:52.847 --> 01:04:53.567 [UNKNOWN]: That's not what I mean. 01:04:53.587 --> 01:04:56.888 [UNKNOWN]: This is, I find this to be a unique. 01:04:57.148 --> 01:05:00.088 [UNKNOWN]: You know how my first, each week I tell you about my visual. 01:05:00.128 --> 01:05:04.009 [UNKNOWN]: When I see the bottle, I'm predisposed to what I think. 01:05:04.129 --> 01:05:05.169 [UNKNOWN]: It's not very stealth. 01:05:05.709 --> 01:05:08.630 [UNKNOWN]: The bottle doesn't do anything for me, but the taste. 01:05:09.250 --> 01:05:12.551 [UNKNOWN]: Actually, on the backside, I'm very good with this. 01:05:12.591 --> 01:05:13.691 [UNKNOWN]: There's no burn for me. 01:05:14.471 --> 01:05:15.551 [UNKNOWN]: So talk about the tickler. 01:05:16.271 --> 01:05:18.472 [UNKNOWN]: I think this is pretty good for 30 bucks a bottle. 01:05:19.692 --> 01:05:20.253 [UNKNOWN]: what tickler. 01:05:21.474 --> 01:05:24.736 [UNKNOWN]: So the what was that? 01:05:25.857 --> 01:05:45.373 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, so I was I was doing a little bit of reading just to see if our assessment was, you know, some were even remotely on track being that we're not all bourbon experts, but we were just guys that are just trying on the surfing consumers, the tasting notes, one of the things that says is perfectly balanced by toasted oak baking 01:05:49.347 --> 01:05:50.868 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not sure exactly what that means. 01:05:50.948 --> 01:05:51.789 [UNKNOWN]: I think that's a tickler. 01:05:52.069 --> 01:05:55.092 [UNKNOWN]: I don't even know. 01:05:56.393 --> 01:05:57.755 [UNKNOWN]: It's just my, it does. 01:05:57.775 --> 01:06:00.057 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, you get a little extra for your $30. 01:06:00.137 --> 01:06:02.058 [UNKNOWN]: It reminds me of a little bit of a ride. 01:06:02.078 --> 01:06:06.322 [UNKNOWN]: It's definitely got a flavorful mash built to it. 01:06:06.422 --> 01:06:08.784 [UNKNOWN]: And you talked about the baking spices. 01:06:08.844 --> 01:06:09.685 [UNKNOWN]: It kind of has that. 01:06:10.366 --> 01:06:11.086 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm good with it. 01:06:11.167 --> 01:06:12.628 [UNKNOWN]: I'm good with this at the price range. 01:06:12.888 --> 01:06:13.489 [UNKNOWN]: No, I am too. 01:06:13.669 --> 01:06:15.530 [UNKNOWN]: This is one you want to have in your show. 01:06:15.550 --> 01:06:18.432 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I like to taste my personal taste. 01:06:18.492 --> 01:06:22.936 [UNKNOWN]: I have friends that are more about the oak, they're like the double oak, and all that, and that's fine. 01:06:22.976 --> 01:06:25.938 [UNKNOWN]: But I like the taste of their hands. 01:06:25.958 --> 01:06:27.579 [UNKNOWN]: So these are the pinkie ticklers. 01:06:27.940 --> 01:06:32.343 [UNKNOWN]: They're, yeah, they're pretty expensive. 01:06:32.363 --> 01:06:33.664 [UNKNOWN]: I like the taste of their hands. 01:06:34.345 --> 01:06:36.146 [UNKNOWN]: I like the pinkie up, pretty pinkie. 01:06:37.827 --> 01:06:44.290 [UNKNOWN]: I like I personally like to taste that because because the the grain the grain bill It gives it some sweetness and I like that. 01:06:44.691 --> 01:06:45.411 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, like that's sweet. 01:06:45.431 --> 01:06:49.193 [UNKNOWN]: So you told me you played one of your rounds and you're still Littles and stockings, so how did that go? 01:06:49.433 --> 01:06:53.235 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I only wore I only wore a spell at no one one foot. 01:06:53.455 --> 01:06:54.896 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, so he's making a challenge. 01:06:54.916 --> 01:06:56.456 [UNKNOWN]: Well, you're eriting the grill. 01:06:56.596 --> 01:06:59.118 [UNKNOWN]: If I don't take too hard I'll have to go break the handle off. 01:06:59.198 --> 01:06:59.778 [UNKNOWN]: I don't want to do that 01:06:59.918 --> 01:07:11.004 [UNKNOWN]: It's a pair of you were at a competitive event or charity event or just just eight guys was eight of us total Some some of the fun is right and there's no question fun. 01:07:11.244 --> 01:07:12.365 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but then do you know 01:07:13.530 --> 01:07:14.811 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know if I just say his name won't. 01:07:14.891 --> 01:07:15.712 [UNKNOWN]: You don't have to say his name. 01:07:15.732 --> 01:07:18.034 [UNKNOWN]: But yeah, he's a friend of you, Ray. 01:07:18.054 --> 01:07:19.755 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:07:19.975 --> 01:07:33.366 [UNKNOWN]: He's a teacher and a wash mok and anyway, he set up the games and it was like this pairing and this pairing gets this one and then you had greenies and you could win this and it was like 60 dollar buy in. 01:07:33.426 --> 01:07:34.787 [UNKNOWN]: So I think I came out. 01:07:34.887 --> 01:07:36.748 [UNKNOWN]: I was probably close to 100 bucks with the greenies. 01:07:36.768 --> 01:07:37.349 [UNKNOWN]: Look at you. 01:07:37.869 --> 01:07:39.290 [UNKNOWN]: Plus my for some one, the first one. 01:07:39.410 --> 01:07:40.972 [UNKNOWN]: She gave it all back for all those three puts. 01:07:41.732 --> 01:07:46.877 [UNKNOWN]: I should, but I didn't know much about that, but I heard you know part three. 01:07:47.337 --> 01:07:50.079 [UNKNOWN]: I stuck it like four feet from the pin and not made that part. 01:07:50.239 --> 01:07:52.962 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, if we're morphing to golf for cash. 01:07:53.102 --> 01:07:53.682 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right. 01:07:53.722 --> 01:08:03.951 [UNKNOWN]: Last week, I got to meet your buddy Chris King from my robber horse, X of robber horse, and two-time national ADR, right? 01:08:03.971 --> 01:08:06.053 [UNKNOWN]: And we were talking about golf and whatnot. 01:08:06.793 --> 01:08:17.803 [UNKNOWN]: I think the three of us should get Chris and have him call out his buddy pump and some of the guys from ninety three seven We'll pump and do a pump and scramble for charity see person. 01:08:17.863 --> 01:08:19.104 [UNKNOWN]: Well pumps going to be on the podcast. 01:08:19.324 --> 01:08:19.525 [UNKNOWN]: Easy. 01:08:19.705 --> 01:08:21.827 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so we we've already was a free day 01:08:22.187 --> 01:08:22.807 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it does. 01:08:22.927 --> 01:08:24.368 [UNKNOWN]: So we get another Italian. 01:08:24.548 --> 01:08:25.328 [UNKNOWN]: No, it's great. 01:08:25.368 --> 01:08:28.929 [UNKNOWN]: So, you know, I golfed with him this earlier this year. 01:08:28.989 --> 01:08:30.289 [UNKNOWN]: And it was awesome. 01:08:30.309 --> 01:08:31.909 [UNKNOWN]: He had hosted me down at his course. 01:08:32.729 --> 01:08:34.830 [UNKNOWN]: And he said, I'm definitely coming on. 01:08:35.150 --> 01:08:36.330 [UNKNOWN]: I'm coming into the studio. 01:08:37.070 --> 01:08:39.371 [UNKNOWN]: He's going to play Indiana with us. 01:08:39.391 --> 01:08:41.131 [UNKNOWN]: I was going to say we're going to play golf up here. 01:08:41.231 --> 01:08:43.152 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and Pomp. 01:08:43.192 --> 01:08:45.112 [UNKNOWN]: I really want to, I'd love to be a secret. 01:08:45.872 --> 01:08:46.593 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right. 01:08:46.673 --> 01:08:47.953 [UNKNOWN]: He's a great golfer. 01:08:48.913 --> 01:08:49.693 [UNKNOWN]: Almost had a hole in one. 01:08:49.733 --> 01:08:50.173 [UNKNOWN]: I was with him. 01:08:50.273 --> 01:08:50.553 [UNKNOWN]: Really? 01:08:51.494 --> 01:08:52.054 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:08:52.194 --> 01:08:53.414 [UNKNOWN]: He's a great human being. 01:08:53.494 --> 01:08:53.594 [UNKNOWN]: No. 01:08:53.634 --> 01:08:54.494 [UNKNOWN]: He's a great human being. 01:08:54.514 --> 01:08:56.295 [UNKNOWN]: He seems to be everywhere in Pittsburgh. 01:08:56.755 --> 01:09:00.876 [UNKNOWN]: No matter what radio station you turn on, he's everywhere. 01:09:00.896 --> 01:09:01.096 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:09:01.116 --> 01:09:02.156 [UNKNOWN]: Him and Starkey in the morning. 01:09:02.676 --> 01:09:03.036 [UNKNOWN]: Oh. 01:09:03.316 --> 01:09:07.717 [UNKNOWN]: I got the golf with Joe and him last year at Oakmont the week before. 01:09:07.737 --> 01:09:09.498 [UNKNOWN]: That was my last room before my surgeries. 01:09:09.518 --> 01:09:09.938 [UNKNOWN]: Is that right? 01:09:10.478 --> 01:09:19.983 [UNKNOWN]: I can only do 11 holes with those guys, but I, I was, I was kind of like the MC for them because I was like, I'm just gonna, you guys play, I will, I will talk. 01:09:20.723 --> 01:09:23.004 [UNKNOWN]: You're talking about the show? 01:09:23.304 --> 01:09:25.005 [UNKNOWN]: No, I'm talking about Joe Starky. 01:09:25.545 --> 01:09:25.725 [UNKNOWN]: Oh. 01:09:25.965 --> 01:09:28.687 [UNKNOWN]: You were Starky and Pomp, you know, in the morning, that's their radio show. 01:09:28.707 --> 01:09:36.631 [UNKNOWN]: So, that's where, you know, that's what's amazing about Pomp's is, he gets up, he does the radio show with Starky. 01:09:37.451 --> 01:09:39.212 [UNKNOWN]: Then he does, you know, the news. 01:09:39.832 --> 01:09:45.135 [UNKNOWN]: And he does the evening news, I mean, I told him several times that said, Bob, I remember when I hit four or three's in the semi finals, I'm going back now to 1993, you were the, was he on the mic. 01:09:45.155 --> 01:09:45.936 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, what was it really? 01:10:00.602 --> 01:10:04.606 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that 11 o'clock news that was or 11 30, you know, sports when it was him. 01:10:05.286 --> 01:10:11.112 [UNKNOWN]: I said, and his voice, you know, he's he's got a voice, doesn't he? 01:10:11.152 --> 01:10:13.995 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it is, you know, so we're definitely going to have fun. 01:10:14.055 --> 01:10:15.536 [UNKNOWN]: You make us all saw like a bunch of it. 01:10:15.576 --> 01:10:16.017 [UNKNOWN]: No, he does. 01:10:16.797 --> 01:10:17.257 [UNKNOWN]: He's so smooth. 01:10:17.277 --> 01:10:17.577 [UNKNOWN]: He's so smooth. 01:10:17.597 --> 01:10:33.823 [UNKNOWN]: I, I, I, I, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so, I'm so 01:10:39.925 --> 01:10:42.629 [UNKNOWN]: And I'll let him tell our listeners all about it. 01:10:43.030 --> 01:10:46.094 [UNKNOWN]: I donated a week of book sales last year to it. 01:10:46.355 --> 01:10:46.916 [UNKNOWN]: I remember that. 01:10:47.016 --> 01:10:49.519 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and that's how we kind of keep all those, you know. 01:10:50.299 --> 01:10:55.263 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I think, you know, I joke about this golf thing and competitive, it's what we do. 01:10:55.363 --> 01:11:00.007 [UNKNOWN]: We can raise money for some charity, no matter what it is, then let's go out. 01:11:00.027 --> 01:11:05.892 [UNKNOWN]: It will have some fun, share some bourbon, share some time, and you'll see some money and help some people out. 01:11:05.932 --> 01:11:06.653 [UNKNOWN]: You'll see a much fun. 01:11:06.693 --> 01:11:08.394 [UNKNOWN]: We have golfing in the end of this episode. 01:11:08.795 --> 01:11:09.856 [UNKNOWN]: Go, you will. 01:11:10.096 --> 01:11:10.296 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:11:10.316 --> 01:11:12.638 [UNKNOWN]: When you get into fifth segment, it might be a fun to do. 01:11:12.798 --> 01:11:16.121 [UNKNOWN]: If we would only have been wiped up the day when we were on 17. 01:11:17.702 --> 01:11:39.797 [UNKNOWN]: uh... and you made that oh for us but yeah and we were in our herelibricity yeah we were we were on the top of herelibricity no doubt we were just we had a group waiting on us but we were still him on back and forth and the banter didn't stop did it it never happened it's all crazy it comes a point life and all you have is banter with the fellas right and uh... 01:11:40.257 --> 01:11:42.040 [UNKNOWN]: But that certainly happens on the golf course, right? 01:11:42.080 --> 01:11:46.907 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it happens more often than the golf course or over a bourbon at the bar and so 01:11:48.079 --> 01:11:49.380 [UNKNOWN]: but it's special when it's your buddies. 01:11:50.081 --> 01:11:51.702 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, come on, you know, how it is. 01:11:51.762 --> 01:11:57.006 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, stuff it up, some buddy, I just want you to take your buddies. 01:11:57.226 --> 01:12:03.311 [UNKNOWN]: I was, I mean, I keep thinking back to, you know, fun, crazy moments on the golf course. 01:12:03.331 --> 01:12:06.713 [UNKNOWN]: I can't think of a couple that were caught on video that you were part of, Brad. 01:12:07.234 --> 01:12:10.436 [UNKNOWN]: Well, we could also clip a couple of those in there too. 01:12:10.476 --> 01:12:12.318 [UNKNOWN]: There was a lot of time and a bad idea. 01:12:12.558 --> 01:12:12.958 [UNKNOWN]: There was a... 01:12:14.180 --> 01:12:14.420 [UNKNOWN]: I know. 01:12:14.520 --> 01:12:15.022 [UNKNOWN]: Great story. 01:12:15.342 --> 01:12:16.565 [UNKNOWN]: Are we at the end of the episode? 01:12:16.806 --> 01:12:18.430 [UNKNOWN]: We are about 24 minutes. 01:12:18.450 --> 01:12:18.831 [UNKNOWN]: All right. 01:12:18.871 --> 01:12:22.579 [UNKNOWN]: So when we come back We'll talk about a couple of those 01:12:23.581 --> 01:12:24.542 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that was hilarious. 01:12:24.582 --> 01:12:25.502 [UNKNOWN]: Mom, it's caught in camera. 01:12:25.522 --> 01:12:26.423 [UNKNOWN]: Golf course moments. 01:12:26.463 --> 01:12:28.424 [UNKNOWN]: Those golf course moments that are special, right? 01:12:28.564 --> 01:12:35.028 [UNKNOWN]: Those were very indicative of lubricity at a pretty much at a peak level, at a peak level. 01:12:36.189 --> 01:12:37.770 [UNKNOWN]: Just about the fall of the close. 01:12:37.790 --> 01:12:39.852 [UNKNOWN]: Just, both of the fall from the cliff asshole. 01:12:39.952 --> 01:12:40.712 [UNKNOWN]: Or into the deep end. 01:12:40.752 --> 01:12:42.914 [UNKNOWN]: And I tell you, okay, it was interesting. 01:12:42.954 --> 01:12:46.056 [UNKNOWN]: Today, at the farm is seated that I was working at today. 01:12:46.776 --> 01:12:50.859 [UNKNOWN]: We talked about where you go and I said, I'm just not, I'm this weekend. 01:12:51.199 --> 01:12:52.720 [UNKNOWN]: I just don't want to go to asshole. 01:12:54.487 --> 01:12:55.488 [UNKNOWN]: They're like, where's that? 01:12:55.909 --> 01:12:59.113 [UNKNOWN]: Well, actually, I don't want the population visited by many. 01:12:59.133 --> 01:12:59.394 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:13:00.215 --> 01:13:03.559 [UNKNOWN]: The woman I was telling it, as soon as I said she says, I know. 01:13:03.579 --> 01:13:04.641 [UNKNOWN]: I don't want to go there. 01:13:04.681 --> 01:13:05.862 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I should get it. 01:13:05.942 --> 01:13:06.783 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's hilarious. 01:13:06.804 --> 01:13:10.589 [UNKNOWN]: So, you know, it's funny, because that's all Bill's going to like the Jim Curry movie everybody's watching it. 01:13:11.229 --> 01:13:13.471 [UNKNOWN]: Is your the only person that's in that town. 01:13:13.631 --> 01:13:14.652 [UNKNOWN]: That's true in show. 01:13:14.892 --> 01:13:15.552 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the Truman show. 01:13:15.572 --> 01:13:20.256 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so that's what I feel like asshole is bill is like you're on camera Everybody's looking at you. 01:13:20.296 --> 01:13:25.100 [UNKNOWN]: You're just a totally That's the paranoia. 01:13:25.120 --> 01:13:34.627 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, well, I think well, you know, what do you get asshole bill everybody's 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little bit different you know nobody should we just need to be as well and i'll be you know that was another life ago right and uh... basketball and bourbon go well together 01:14:44.623 --> 01:14:48.587 [UNKNOWN]: Well, not in high school, but they do, maybe they're spectators. 01:14:48.627 --> 01:14:50.568 [UNKNOWN]: They do, they do down in memory lane, though. 01:14:50.608 --> 01:14:59.516 [UNKNOWN]: They do, so when you're talking about, you know, the days, you know, when you're playing basketball, and if you're the guy bringing the ball to the court, then you know, you're least you're going to get it. 01:14:59.616 --> 01:15:02.539 [UNKNOWN]: That's how I got to play, because I was undersized and nobody knew me. 01:15:02.579 --> 01:15:06.282 [UNKNOWN]: I was a little kid from Climber, but I got a little basketball. 01:15:06.702 --> 01:15:18.295 [UNKNOWN]: Right as long as you had to let their basketball back then you got to play when that was that was big hey So what we haven't talked to at least since I got here a little bit late We haven't talked much about FIFA in the world cup. 01:15:18.375 --> 01:15:20.697 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, oh, so you know I'm in New York. 01:15:20.997 --> 01:15:24.942 [UNKNOWN]: Oh last night and I'm staying at this hotel and I'm telling you the whole schedule 01:15:26.023 --> 01:15:51.930 [UNKNOWN]: up on the day they had a billboard in the lobby as to exactly every game that they're filming or showing right from FIFA really so and everybody in the lobby nobody spoke anguish everybody was from a different country I'm guessing that's New York well probably but but I I kind of sensed it was more because of FIFA right yeah probably yeah and they were there for the the soccer and 01:15:53.170 --> 01:15:59.074 [UNKNOWN]: It was just kind of cool to be a part of that other than a couple that was climbing the tower. 01:15:59.154 --> 01:16:05.959 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I get that that was a gig, but that pissed me off yesterday because of how much it probably cost in security and. 01:16:06.119 --> 01:16:10.162 [UNKNOWN]: Well, like I said, when I pulled in, there were two helicopter flying around. 01:16:10.202 --> 01:16:11.023 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you know. 01:16:11.443 --> 01:16:14.145 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they, they should charge that back to Netflix. 01:16:14.205 --> 01:16:24.291 [UNKNOWN]: I think that was a little bit of bullshit that they had it appeared to, and I see it is done, it appeared to me to be a stun, but it's not the first time I heard that they've done this. 01:16:24.411 --> 01:16:25.332 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, come on. 01:16:25.772 --> 01:16:28.314 [UNKNOWN]: The cost that it balled in the risk. 01:16:29.174 --> 01:16:34.076 [UNKNOWN]: of human others, human lives for this prank, just, but here's a piss me off a little bit. 01:16:34.096 --> 01:16:34.776 [UNKNOWN]: So here's the question. 01:16:34.796 --> 01:16:47.160 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, if you decide to, it's one thing to be kind of caught off guard, but if you decide to go up on the top of the Empire State Building, should any protection be around you at that point? 01:16:49.222 --> 01:16:56.538 [UNKNOWN]: Uh, I, I, what do you, I guess, see, they come down to what do we mean by protection? 01:16:56.578 --> 01:16:59.484 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I mean, do we want to do what resources, you know, that are, 01:17:00.320 --> 01:17:12.229 [UNKNOWN]: Now, concentrating on this couple because they decide they want to make a viral, uh, I don't want to sound cruel, but Jesus, man, you got your in. 01:17:12.329 --> 01:17:14.170 [UNKNOWN]: You got yourself in, get yourself out. 01:17:14.230 --> 01:17:15.491 [UNKNOWN]: Bro, that's kind of my point. 01:17:15.531 --> 01:17:18.433 [UNKNOWN]: So, jump. 01:17:18.733 --> 01:17:19.194 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know this. 01:17:19.214 --> 01:17:20.835 [UNKNOWN]: Just pulling it back down. 01:17:21.375 --> 01:17:23.176 [UNKNOWN]: I've got to believe they had parachutes on. 01:17:23.397 --> 01:17:25.338 [UNKNOWN]: No, they had nothing on it. 01:17:25.358 --> 01:17:25.838 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 01:17:29.893 --> 01:17:30.554 [UNKNOWN]: They're hanging on. 01:17:30.594 --> 01:17:31.395 [UNKNOWN]: There's no wires. 01:17:31.635 --> 01:17:33.257 [UNKNOWN]: I was kind of looking at last night going. 01:17:33.778 --> 01:17:39.165 [UNKNOWN]: There's no wires and in fact in fact the first I thought it was to males. 01:17:40.386 --> 01:17:44.892 [UNKNOWN]: But then I learned it was a couple that's been doing it and he proposed her on. 01:17:44.932 --> 01:17:45.252 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:17:46.073 --> 01:17:47.615 [UNKNOWN]: So the done is before elsewhere. 01:17:48.356 --> 01:18:00.448 [UNKNOWN]: I guess apparently so apparently I guess they're well Trust me, you're not gonna do your first time on the empire straight building you empire State what it's straight up straight up. 01:18:01.009 --> 01:18:01.690 [UNKNOWN]: It is straight, but 01:18:03.518 --> 01:18:04.719 [UNKNOWN]: I mean I'm in the force segment. 01:18:04.779 --> 01:18:06.480 [UNKNOWN]: I was that brilliant looking over this happened. 01:18:06.500 --> 01:18:11.323 [UNKNOWN]: He'll it's the permanent homeowner who is hitting me It made me say 10 and a half hours. 01:18:11.383 --> 01:18:17.086 [UNKNOWN]: I spent coming back from the hot city of New York We're gonna lay it off on lack of sleep. 01:18:17.446 --> 01:18:25.591 [UNKNOWN]: Oh Yeah, so back so as far as FIFA goes don't change so we got to be so back And I'm sitting in the lobby and I'm telling you there was a 01:18:26.271 --> 01:18:54.491 [UNKNOWN]: So to get your valley and definitely want a valley because I'm not going to fight the parking you know the e-mise will just have me climb on the imparter state building right to that so here's a great slide alright so but uh so uh I get down there I'm thinking uh uh hop it's kind of like this burger maybe 10-15 it is a sorry it may it may be an hour okay so get my lap right I put a good hour of work in the lobby I have my coffee and 01:18:56.312 --> 01:18:57.033 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, shit. 01:18:57.073 --> 01:18:58.874 [UNKNOWN]: It's an American. 01:18:58.935 --> 01:19:00.176 [UNKNOWN]: It's a high demand area. 01:19:01.076 --> 01:19:02.498 [UNKNOWN]: So here's a trivia question. 01:19:02.658 --> 01:19:12.026 [UNKNOWN]: But but no, but what I'll just finish the thought and then I want to hear this trivia question because I was watching the kind of the rolling, you know, in and out. 01:19:12.146 --> 01:19:17.770 [UNKNOWN]: And I don't think, but maybe 10% spoken English. 01:19:18.411 --> 01:19:19.512 [UNKNOWN]: So this ties in with that. 01:19:19.792 --> 01:19:28.916 [UNKNOWN]: And it is definitely FIFA because they were not we, but the hotel that I was staying at was hosting these big screen watch parties. 01:19:28.936 --> 01:19:30.137 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, the economics. 01:19:30.917 --> 01:19:36.920 [UNKNOWN]: I can't imagine the economic impact that this is had for vendors say the hospitality here. 01:19:36.940 --> 01:19:39.261 [UNKNOWN]: Here's the Irish fans drank Boston out of beer. 01:19:39.421 --> 01:19:40.561 [UNKNOWN]: I was sit. 01:19:40.861 --> 01:19:43.663 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I did hear somebody cranked an hour. 01:19:44.003 --> 01:19:44.903 [UNKNOWN]: And then FIFA happened. 01:19:45.123 --> 01:19:45.944 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:19:47.004 --> 01:19:49.105 [UNKNOWN]: I thought that, I thought that was part of it. 01:19:49.146 --> 01:19:49.966 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right. 01:19:50.166 --> 01:19:52.508 [UNKNOWN]: I thought going to make a trip up there for the weekend. 01:19:52.528 --> 01:19:53.488 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, that's insane. 01:19:53.528 --> 01:19:54.789 [UNKNOWN]: But yeah, yeah. 01:19:54.849 --> 01:19:55.530 [UNKNOWN]: I've been to Boston. 01:19:55.550 --> 01:19:56.290 [UNKNOWN]: There's a lot of beer. 01:19:56.350 --> 01:19:57.291 [UNKNOWN]: I've never been to Boston. 01:19:57.591 --> 01:19:59.893 [UNKNOWN]: Have you seen the, yeah, but I do know the book. 01:19:59.973 --> 01:20:03.595 [UNKNOWN]: I knew do know Brad Delpin the band name Boston. 01:20:03.735 --> 01:20:04.476 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah. 01:20:04.696 --> 01:20:05.496 [UNKNOWN]: One of the greatest. 01:20:05.797 --> 01:20:06.097 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah. 01:20:06.769 --> 01:20:13.635 [UNKNOWN]: I remember one or two of their songs and one or two that they're one of their album covers, but to FIFA, I don't want to get too far. 01:20:13.655 --> 01:20:18.179 [UNKNOWN]: Have you seen the rowing thing that is at the Norwegian team? 01:20:18.920 --> 01:20:22.723 [UNKNOWN]: They get in bars and like they're rowing a boat. 01:20:23.064 --> 01:20:26.146 [UNKNOWN]: No, I'm almost certain it's the Norwegian team. 01:20:26.186 --> 01:20:26.667 [UNKNOWN]: Talker team? 01:20:26.867 --> 01:20:50.582 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they still have fans you mean the fans yeah, actually the team did it after the game I saw at one airport where they landed the the airport police actually did it on the tarmac I'm almost certain parades the Norwegian team then that's become their go to Philip Vikings or yeah, it was like the Vikings are on the boat. 01:20:50.683 --> 01:20:53.925 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, so a lot of extra energy She'll be focusing on the field 01:20:54.625 --> 01:20:59.706 [UNKNOWN]: Well, actually, I'm guessing that most of their energy is probably focused on the bourbon, right? 01:21:00.206 --> 01:21:01.446 [UNKNOWN]: So you may or may not know. 01:21:01.466 --> 01:21:02.887 [UNKNOWN]: We're talking about the fans, not the team, right? 01:21:02.907 --> 01:21:04.387 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the fans. 01:21:05.587 --> 01:21:16.689 [UNKNOWN]: So we may or may not know how many teams there are, but I was curious, but you said Brad that they had a board and the hotel that was all listing all the games that were told about. 01:21:16.709 --> 01:21:19.810 [UNKNOWN]: And this is a very, uh, I looked up at it. 01:21:19.850 --> 01:21:20.410 [UNKNOWN]: First I'm going, 01:21:21.070 --> 01:21:28.512 [UNKNOWN]: What is that farm-to-table board, you know, and that's the restaurant behind us, and it was very professional. 01:21:29.492 --> 01:21:32.313 [UNKNOWN]: A lot of thought went into it, you can see it, you know? 01:21:32.433 --> 01:21:34.873 [UNKNOWN]: So do you know how many games, how many matches? 01:21:34.933 --> 01:21:37.914 [UNKNOWN]: They were called matches, are played total for the World Cup? 01:21:38.114 --> 01:21:45.516 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I know there was two columns, probably 30 games each column, 104 matches. 01:21:45.976 --> 01:21:46.536 [UNKNOWN]: There was a lot. 01:21:47.076 --> 01:21:49.078 [UNKNOWN]: So far or no, that's till the end. 01:21:49.118 --> 01:21:49.959 [UNKNOWN]: That will be the total. 01:21:49.979 --> 01:21:53.843 [UNKNOWN]: But based on the number of teams and how many rounds they play, they're all guaranteed three games. 01:21:53.903 --> 01:21:58.747 [UNKNOWN]: So I'm guessing that the board that they created was the initial ones they could probably. 01:21:58.827 --> 01:22:00.789 [UNKNOWN]: You know, so we're in our 16 teams. 01:22:00.849 --> 01:22:01.230 [UNKNOWN]: By the way, 01:22:03.812 --> 01:22:26.346 [UNKNOWN]: 72 let's talk about the real team that's still here right where we could talk about the teams that don't know how to row and you know and well so some of the not all the games before get to that not all the games are in the U.S. it's in North America 78 matches are in the United States 13 in Mexico and 13 in Canada didn't know that and everything was here nobody's watching those two 01:22:28.027 --> 01:22:28.907 [UNKNOWN]: not on our TV. 01:22:30.108 --> 01:22:31.609 [UNKNOWN]: And that's all I got on FIFA. 01:22:31.689 --> 01:22:36.551 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not, we watched a little bit from the bar the other night at Ogle Bay. 01:22:36.591 --> 01:22:37.591 [UNKNOWN]: We were sitting there having dinner. 01:22:37.631 --> 01:22:38.311 [UNKNOWN]: And I had it on. 01:22:38.671 --> 01:22:39.352 [UNKNOWN]: And it was exciting. 01:22:39.392 --> 01:22:42.173 [UNKNOWN]: It was a pair of away and Germany. 01:22:42.593 --> 01:22:43.994 [UNKNOWN]: And Germany was the heavy favorite. 01:22:44.014 --> 01:22:44.674 [UNKNOWN]: Paraguay one. 01:22:44.874 --> 01:23:10.273 [UNKNOWN]: well yeah i i understood i saw that germany was one of the top uh one of the favorites to actually are in the whole uh we were fucked up and they are knocked out they're knocked out so this was the knockout okay then yeah and we're into the knockout games and and u.s made it from the 32 to to 16 and last night with a two oh window i watched that uh right with the folks in New York so at times as far as the united states really have a prayer 01:23:10.713 --> 01:23:20.197 [UNKNOWN]: Well, what I was hearing from the folks that know soccer, they may move on based on their schedule, at least another round or two. 01:23:21.278 --> 01:23:23.999 [UNKNOWN]: So is it single elimination hours at double or two? 01:23:24.019 --> 01:23:24.659 [UNKNOWN]: No, it's not single. 01:23:24.699 --> 01:23:25.520 [UNKNOWN]: It's not single. 01:23:25.560 --> 01:23:26.600 [UNKNOWN]: So we got 16. 01:23:26.640 --> 01:23:30.442 [UNKNOWN]: So that means there's got to be 15 losers that happen, right? 01:23:30.482 --> 01:23:30.662 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 01:23:31.202 --> 01:23:31.902 [UNKNOWN]: From here on out. 01:23:34.035 --> 01:23:34.195 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:23:34.616 --> 01:23:37.700 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, if we get to the top eight, uh, I guess that's good, right? 01:23:37.720 --> 01:23:38.781 [UNKNOWN]: You have to win one game. 01:23:38.802 --> 01:23:40.344 [UNKNOWN]: We play Belgium right now. 01:23:40.384 --> 01:23:42.707 [UNKNOWN]: I believe that there's coming Monday. 01:23:42.727 --> 01:23:43.668 [UNKNOWN]: I think we play Belgium. 01:23:44.898 --> 01:23:49.923 [UNKNOWN]: And we'll report back to you on the next one, all that goes, and I'm sure you guys already know about it time we get there. 01:23:50.083 --> 01:23:51.124 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:23:51.184 --> 01:23:51.545 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:23:51.585 --> 01:23:52.826 [UNKNOWN]: We'll be a little dead. 01:23:52.926 --> 01:23:53.407 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:23:53.467 --> 01:23:57.070 [UNKNOWN]: But nevertheless, if we're still moving on, we're going to keep talking about it. 01:23:58.232 --> 01:23:58.672 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:23:58.712 --> 01:23:59.073 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:23:59.193 --> 01:24:00.514 [UNKNOWN]: It's good for, it's good. 01:24:00.674 --> 01:24:00.914 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:24:00.954 --> 01:24:04.298 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I'm not a huge soccer fan, but I mean, if... 01:24:04.698 --> 01:24:08.641 [UNKNOWN]: have to U.S. team keeps winning, I mean that's good. 01:24:08.881 --> 01:24:09.261 [UNKNOWN]: Why not? 01:24:09.461 --> 01:24:10.082 [UNKNOWN]: It's good for us. 01:24:10.102 --> 01:24:11.303 [UNKNOWN]: It's good for the sport here. 01:24:11.623 --> 01:24:17.267 [UNKNOWN]: You know, it's a competitive sport soccer, the MLS and America is growing quickly. 01:24:17.547 --> 01:24:17.747 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:24:18.408 --> 01:24:19.649 [UNKNOWN]: That's grown tremendously. 01:24:19.769 --> 01:24:20.609 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:24:20.749 --> 01:24:23.431 [UNKNOWN]: And it's now catching up with the rest of the world. 01:24:24.032 --> 01:24:25.353 [UNKNOWN]: I would call it a group. 01:24:25.593 --> 01:24:26.694 [UNKNOWN]: It's huge in Europe. 01:24:27.014 --> 01:24:27.794 [UNKNOWN]: It is. 01:24:28.395 --> 01:24:32.858 [UNKNOWN]: I would say soccer is probably the if you had to pick one sport, it's kind of like 01:24:33.968 --> 01:24:35.169 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, that would have to be it. 01:24:35.610 --> 01:24:36.451 [UNKNOWN]: I would think that would be it. 01:24:36.491 --> 01:24:36.871 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 01:24:36.991 --> 01:24:42.057 [UNKNOWN]: That would be the the biggest globally recognized professional sport. 01:24:42.097 --> 01:24:42.937 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'd say. 01:24:43.338 --> 01:24:45.680 [UNKNOWN]: It's kind of like, I think I followed by baseball, maybe. 01:24:46.381 --> 01:24:46.862 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, maybe. 01:24:46.882 --> 01:24:48.984 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, here in the States, it's probably football. 01:24:49.404 --> 01:24:52.527 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, there's no question about our first point. 01:24:52.547 --> 01:24:54.309 [UNKNOWN]: So that's the king here. 01:24:54.389 --> 01:24:56.491 [UNKNOWN]: As an attorney, that's for the IP rights come in. 01:24:56.531 --> 01:24:58.413 [UNKNOWN]: So who's got the right to football? 01:24:59.494 --> 01:25:00.896 [UNKNOWN]: Is that F-O-O-T? 01:25:01.256 --> 01:25:04.279 [UNKNOWN]: Right, F-O-T-D-O. 01:25:04.439 --> 01:25:04.820 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:25:04.900 --> 01:25:07.522 [UNKNOWN]: I think that's why we kind of re-framed it to soccer, right? 01:25:07.542 --> 01:25:11.707 [UNKNOWN]: So there's no confusion there's two different games. 01:25:12.267 --> 01:25:16.810 [UNKNOWN]: Listen to you, you can't hear 24-7 an attorney. 01:25:17.190 --> 01:25:19.412 [UNKNOWN]: He's always thinking intellectual rates. 01:25:19.972 --> 01:25:22.894 [UNKNOWN]: I thought you could take the man out of law school, which can't take the law school. 01:25:22.934 --> 01:25:24.816 [UNKNOWN]: That's right, if you go to the book. 01:25:25.376 --> 01:25:27.518 [UNKNOWN]: If you go to law school, they re-programmed you. 01:25:27.858 --> 01:25:28.538 [UNKNOWN]: That's what they produced. 01:25:28.578 --> 01:25:31.841 [UNKNOWN]: They break you down and they change the way you think. 01:25:32.701 --> 01:25:48.278 [UNKNOWN]: I deserve that from people that I have the lawyers I know they do think differently than your average, it's a urban drink everything's critical or it's like kind of like your average urban liquor or your debate and everything so they do they do kind of a 01:25:49.999 --> 01:26:10.727 [UNKNOWN]: and and kudos to every one of my professors because they they broke me down perfectly and it was a process and and kind of going through it was a little painful but then when you realize when you look back from a drone kind of level you're like wow they they taught me to be a critical thinker think independently and look at both sides of every 01:26:12.328 --> 01:26:12.628 [UNKNOWN]: everything. 01:26:13.749 --> 01:26:14.869 [UNKNOWN]: You know, it's interesting. 01:26:14.969 --> 01:26:23.392 [UNKNOWN]: You and I were talking off camera a little bit before when I asked you about how many new AI rules and laws have come down. 01:26:23.412 --> 01:26:24.553 [UNKNOWN]: There's 3,000. 01:26:25.233 --> 01:26:28.034 [UNKNOWN]: And I think we can get to know that's just since January. 01:26:28.054 --> 01:26:29.094 [UNKNOWN]: Just in January. 01:26:29.274 --> 01:26:30.315 [UNKNOWN]: I think we forget that. 01:26:31.297 --> 01:26:34.299 [UNKNOWN]: the people that we elect, we call them politicians, right? 01:26:34.700 --> 01:26:37.061 [UNKNOWN]: These are the people that are supposed to make the laws. 01:26:37.121 --> 01:26:39.383 [UNKNOWN]: Well, they are the guardians of the law. 01:26:39.403 --> 01:26:41.044 [UNKNOWN]: So they're the guardians of the law. 01:26:41.665 --> 01:26:48.570 [UNKNOWN]: And that's how it would probably, appropriately put them, because there are some very smart politicians and know what they're doing, and they're going to lead the charge. 01:26:48.590 --> 01:26:54.454 [UNKNOWN]: And I'm notice that with a lot of the bills that are coming through in the proposed legislation. 01:26:58.693 --> 01:26:59.834 [UNKNOWN]: That is the most there. 01:26:59.854 --> 01:27:02.676 [UNKNOWN]: That is the heaven hill I'm talking to. 01:27:02.976 --> 01:27:05.097 [UNKNOWN]: I think Brad is a nap. 01:27:05.197 --> 01:27:06.658 [UNKNOWN]: I do need a nap. 01:27:07.498 --> 01:27:18.085 [UNKNOWN]: It's been a couple days, but what I'll say is this is the politicians do have great folks that are providing expertise to them. 01:27:18.625 --> 01:27:19.626 [UNKNOWN]: What is your lobbyist? 01:27:19.646 --> 01:27:20.686 [UNKNOWN]: What is the interest groups? 01:27:20.706 --> 01:27:21.787 [UNKNOWN]: The stakeholders, all of them. 01:27:22.607 --> 01:27:34.070 [UNKNOWN]: And they're listening, and that's where our politicians know how to be a great politician is to know where to listen and where the best interest for the American people, at least in my opinion. 01:27:34.090 --> 01:27:35.590 [UNKNOWN]: And I'm not saying they're all the best. 01:27:35.990 --> 01:27:36.630 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 01:27:36.670 --> 01:27:49.994 [UNKNOWN]: We can argue about that in another episode, but I'm watching how the evolution of the AI laws, and we talk about the 3,000 legal developments, and when I say legal developments, a vast 01:27:54.056 --> 01:27:57.640 [UNKNOWN]: So I don't even think about proposed law versus an actual law. 01:27:57.700 --> 01:28:00.423 [UNKNOWN]: So that and that's a very big distinction. 01:28:00.463 --> 01:28:01.023 [UNKNOWN]: Sure it is. 01:28:01.464 --> 01:28:06.509 [UNKNOWN]: But with the proposed laws show you is what's what is the temperature? 01:28:06.529 --> 01:28:07.550 [UNKNOWN]: What is the bronzer, right? 01:28:07.670 --> 01:28:08.732 [UNKNOWN]: Kind of like the Burma Nounner. 01:28:09.664 --> 01:28:11.426 [UNKNOWN]: you know. 01:28:11.486 --> 01:28:11.946 [UNKNOWN]: He got it. 01:28:12.186 --> 01:28:13.608 [UNKNOWN]: Perry, he got it right that time. 01:28:13.988 --> 01:28:15.630 [UNKNOWN]: Actually, I'm pretty impressed with how he said that. 01:28:15.670 --> 01:28:16.250 [UNKNOWN]: Well, thank you. 01:28:16.270 --> 01:28:16.951 [UNKNOWN]: That's four in a row. 01:28:17.471 --> 01:28:18.512 [UNKNOWN]: It is. 01:28:18.773 --> 01:28:21.455 [UNKNOWN]: Well, many of us, many of us count. 01:28:21.475 --> 01:28:23.317 [UNKNOWN]: Maybe three yet. 01:28:23.677 --> 01:28:29.643 [UNKNOWN]: Anyway, you know, I think to know what's coming down the pipeline and what's being done and a lot of this gets repeated. 01:28:29.683 --> 01:28:32.646 [UNKNOWN]: So, the next session, they learn what didn't work. 01:28:32.666 --> 01:28:34.928 [UNKNOWN]: So, they tweak it and to see that. 01:28:35.488 --> 01:28:40.791 [UNKNOWN]: So even though that's not really a technically illegal development, it is still part of the process. 01:28:40.932 --> 01:28:53.339 [UNKNOWN]: And that's one of the things that we report on because I think as an attorney or who we're, you know, whether you're in an agency in the government or whether you're in the house council or whether you're working for a firm. 01:28:54.200 --> 01:28:58.222 [UNKNOWN]: You want to know what that barometer is and where things are developing. 01:28:58.803 --> 01:28:59.143 [UNKNOWN]: Killed it. 01:29:01.444 --> 01:29:02.325 [UNKNOWN]: you said it perfectly. 01:29:03.586 --> 01:29:05.387 [UNKNOWN]: That's because he wasn't same barba nomador. 01:29:05.607 --> 01:29:08.869 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that was a, that was just a two-clip. 01:29:08.889 --> 01:29:13.351 [UNKNOWN]: That was just a two-clip. 01:29:13.391 --> 01:29:14.592 [UNKNOWN]: I said four barba nomador. 01:29:16.093 --> 01:29:17.995 [UNKNOWN]: Just make sure you don't ever get one clap. 01:29:18.115 --> 01:29:18.615 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 01:29:19.176 --> 01:29:19.896 [UNKNOWN]: One new clap. 01:29:20.076 --> 01:29:20.877 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:29:21.518 --> 01:29:22.278 [UNKNOWN]: Do they still call that? 01:29:22.298 --> 01:29:22.599 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:29:22.619 --> 01:29:23.419 [UNKNOWN]: Is that even the thing? 01:29:25.021 --> 01:29:26.502 [UNKNOWN]: I bet that's not. 01:29:26.642 --> 01:29:27.963 [UNKNOWN]: Any more listeners. 01:29:28.504 --> 01:29:35.750 [UNKNOWN]: If there are anybody, under 40 that knows what we just said, you need to, how do somebody get in touch with us? 01:29:36.310 --> 01:29:38.351 [UNKNOWN]: You've got to let us know about your phone number. 01:29:38.551 --> 01:29:40.292 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's not a text. 01:29:40.452 --> 01:29:49.076 [UNKNOWN]: Send us your burn-in-recommendations or when you have the clap of the last. 01:29:54.053 --> 01:29:57.257 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, one of the other, we want to hear from every one of you. 01:29:57.377 --> 01:29:59.119 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, let's say when you last clap. 01:29:59.359 --> 01:30:00.340 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:30:00.660 --> 01:30:03.944 [UNKNOWN]: Anyways, my clap is not what I'm talking about. 01:30:03.964 --> 01:30:05.346 [UNKNOWN]: Uh, great. 01:30:05.486 --> 01:30:08.870 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, it's just me trying to get through the Barber nomador. 01:30:10.223 --> 01:30:13.285 [UNKNOWN]: And I think that was pretty good, right? 01:30:13.585 --> 01:30:14.466 [UNKNOWN]: That was pretty good. 01:30:14.486 --> 01:30:14.786 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:30:14.986 --> 01:30:15.906 [UNKNOWN]: It wasn't maybe perfect. 01:30:15.947 --> 01:30:18.388 [UNKNOWN]: But it was good for the, for, you know what? 01:30:18.548 --> 01:30:22.550 [UNKNOWN]: Like, here's what we're going to do as soon as this goes to, uh, goes live. 01:30:22.570 --> 01:30:25.332 [UNKNOWN]: We're going to call Christy and say, hey, Christy, did he get it right? 01:30:25.652 --> 01:30:27.513 [UNKNOWN]: How many times in a row, did he get it right? 01:30:27.633 --> 01:30:29.855 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no, he, no, you're actually watching it instead of looking at it. 01:30:29.995 --> 01:30:32.936 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he probably needs some, uh, linguistics. 01:30:34.277 --> 01:30:35.858 [UNKNOWN]: Very well done. 01:30:35.998 --> 01:30:37.119 [UNKNOWN]: Very well. 01:30:37.139 --> 01:30:37.659 [UNKNOWN]: There we go. 01:30:37.679 --> 01:30:38.159 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:30:38.479 --> 01:30:39.460 [UNKNOWN]: That's right. 01:30:39.500 --> 01:30:41.781 [UNKNOWN]: That's right. 01:30:41.881 --> 01:30:44.482 [UNKNOWN]: He was looking at us like he's at the end of the word. 01:30:44.502 --> 01:30:46.904 [UNKNOWN]: He's the only other song. 01:30:47.024 --> 01:30:47.584 [UNKNOWN]: Just me. 01:30:47.604 --> 01:30:48.544 [UNKNOWN]: Just kind of mumbled. 01:30:48.604 --> 01:30:49.665 [UNKNOWN]: No, you nailed it. 01:30:50.286 --> 01:30:57.132 [UNKNOWN]: You know, we're going to figure out how to do the zoom call thing on the video. 01:30:57.152 --> 01:30:57.793 [UNKNOWN]: Don't we? 01:30:57.833 --> 01:30:59.154 [UNKNOWN]: That's our next one again. 01:30:59.254 --> 01:31:01.416 [UNKNOWN]: Well, you know, we didn't figure out the karaoke. 01:31:01.436 --> 01:31:02.137 [UNKNOWN]: We did figure out. 01:31:02.297 --> 01:31:02.517 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:31:02.797 --> 01:31:04.299 [UNKNOWN]: We had a couple of success. 01:31:04.519 --> 01:31:05.280 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:31:05.360 --> 01:31:06.661 [UNKNOWN]: Our success stories are starting. 01:31:06.701 --> 01:31:10.785 [UNKNOWN]: So now we're going to figure out the zoom and we're going to have some live call in. 01:31:10.865 --> 01:31:11.285 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, we are. 01:31:11.405 --> 01:31:12.046 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, for sure. 01:31:12.106 --> 01:31:12.607 [UNKNOWN]: And putting off. 01:31:13.027 --> 01:31:14.528 [UNKNOWN]: And by the way, everybody that's reaching out. 01:31:15.549 --> 01:31:21.072 [UNKNOWN]: I think I've told you guys, I probably get 10 or 12 a day over quests and great pitches, by the way. 01:31:21.912 --> 01:31:22.773 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not ignoring you. 01:31:22.793 --> 01:31:25.514 [UNKNOWN]: We just don't have the capability yet that we know of. 01:31:27.235 --> 01:31:27.815 [UNKNOWN]: No, it's there. 01:31:28.776 --> 01:31:29.136 [UNKNOWN]: It's there. 01:31:29.176 --> 01:31:31.918 [UNKNOWN]: So we will start filtering through. 01:31:31.938 --> 01:31:41.102 [UNKNOWN]: Don't ignore us, keep coming to us with your pitches as to who wants to be on, because we want to bring the most interesting folks. 01:31:44.644 --> 01:31:46.165 [UNKNOWN]: business and lifestyle world, right? 01:31:46.625 --> 01:31:52.168 [UNKNOWN]: I like all Christy kind of put that because we do, you know, that's kind of how we morph into our third and fourths. 01:31:52.188 --> 01:31:53.748 [UNKNOWN]: And I think because our lifestyle, right? 01:31:53.768 --> 01:32:00.751 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we're, uh, yeah, third and fourth is said, if one and two is generally technology and fifth is just a shit show. 01:32:00.992 --> 01:32:02.292 [UNKNOWN]: It's literally just a shit show. 01:32:02.332 --> 01:32:04.473 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that's going to be the case this week for sure. 01:32:04.713 --> 01:32:05.654 [UNKNOWN]: And if you're a fifth, 01:32:07.054 --> 01:32:17.200 [UNKNOWN]: You see it's been a long two fifth segment watch it long two day two days if you're a fifth segment listener That's loyal God damn it you're fucking corrupt. 01:32:17.220 --> 01:32:21.022 [UNKNOWN]: We love Those are people here for you. 01:32:21.042 --> 01:32:28.607 [UNKNOWN]: That those are ones that I want to hear those are our people are people They like get through the first segment that's the ones of shit. 01:32:28.867 --> 01:32:32.749 [UNKNOWN]: I want to see this statistics of how many people skip through the first four 01:32:34.710 --> 01:32:36.591 [UNKNOWN]: I know it would be interesting data to look at. 01:32:36.651 --> 01:32:37.111 [UNKNOWN]: It would be. 01:32:37.231 --> 01:32:40.332 [UNKNOWN]: No, I was leaving my meeting last night. 01:32:40.352 --> 01:32:41.812 [UNKNOWN]: I can't say much more other than this. 01:32:42.292 --> 01:32:46.393 [UNKNOWN]: So we were talking about the podcast and they're like, in the one gentleman said, I'm going to listen. 01:32:46.413 --> 01:32:51.855 [UNKNOWN]: I said, yeah, and by the way, we're the only explicit tech podcast because I'm definitely listening now. 01:32:53.290 --> 01:32:58.831 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I think a lot of the tech podcasts probably, I mean, no offense, but they probably tend to be a little stuffy. 01:32:59.051 --> 01:32:59.271 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:32:59.291 --> 01:32:59.971 [UNKNOWN]: To be my guess. 01:33:01.512 --> 01:33:04.412 [UNKNOWN]: Like, they probably do take themselves really seriously. 01:33:04.512 --> 01:33:05.052 [UNKNOWN]: Real serious. 01:33:05.092 --> 01:33:05.712 [UNKNOWN]: And we don't. 01:33:06.333 --> 01:33:08.693 [UNKNOWN]: We do not take ourselves seriously at all. 01:33:08.973 --> 01:33:09.153 [UNKNOWN]: No. 01:33:09.353 --> 01:33:10.573 [UNKNOWN]: And I'm sure that comes across. 01:33:11.194 --> 01:33:11.414 [UNKNOWN]: Post. 01:33:13.474 --> 01:33:14.234 [UNKNOWN]: I hope it does. 01:33:14.254 --> 01:33:17.575 [UNKNOWN]: So otherwise, we are number one in Lighthearted Banner. 01:33:18.675 --> 01:33:22.959 [UNKNOWN]: There's a reason for it and don't take yourself to the service. 01:33:23.580 --> 01:33:24.861 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I mean, nobody should. 01:33:25.842 --> 01:33:26.483 [UNKNOWN]: Don't worry. 01:33:26.903 --> 01:33:29.085 [UNKNOWN]: And that's the lesson till be learned from a bourbon. 01:33:30.166 --> 01:33:32.689 [UNKNOWN]: And we were talking too much. 01:33:32.709 --> 01:33:33.810 [UNKNOWN]: We didn't need a drink more bourbon. 01:33:34.268 --> 01:33:40.032 [UNKNOWN]: You know what I think you know what I'm talking about before you know what I think would be a neat guess for us to have Oh John daily. 01:33:40.312 --> 01:33:41.213 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, I agree. 01:33:41.453 --> 01:33:50.439 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, buddy our buddies were and his part of his team his his business team were with him at a local club here over the last couple of days 01:33:51.139 --> 01:33:53.481 [UNKNOWN]: I think it would be awesome to have John Daley on. 01:33:53.541 --> 01:33:54.742 [UNKNOWN]: And John's not a bourbon guy. 01:33:54.762 --> 01:33:57.645 [UNKNOWN]: I think he has his own daily. 01:33:58.165 --> 01:34:00.628 [UNKNOWN]: He probably does his own like vodka. 01:34:01.148 --> 01:34:03.871 [UNKNOWN]: It's like a like a white claw or type of thing. 01:34:03.891 --> 01:34:04.491 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, like that. 01:34:05.072 --> 01:34:06.373 [UNKNOWN]: Although you wouldn't, well, never mind. 01:34:06.513 --> 01:34:06.753 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:34:07.153 --> 01:34:08.054 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I guess what this is. 01:34:08.074 --> 01:34:11.457 [UNKNOWN]: But do you know, if I think we can promote that on our bourbon vodka, I mean, it's not. 01:34:11.557 --> 01:34:16.542 [UNKNOWN]: It's not a drink of bourbon, but I would say John's probably not averse to having bourbon. 01:34:16.582 --> 01:34:17.263 [UNKNOWN]: No, I didn't. 01:34:18.734 --> 01:34:21.637 [UNKNOWN]: I think he came up with a quote last week that said I don't fart anymore. 01:34:21.677 --> 01:34:22.197 [UNKNOWN]: I just shit my pants. 01:34:34.586 --> 01:34:35.767 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not kind of thrust down. 01:34:35.807 --> 01:34:44.492 [UNKNOWN]: Do you remember, you've over years ago, when he quit smoking and drinking and gambling and he quit all his vices to try to be more serious about golf. 01:34:45.853 --> 01:34:54.558 [UNKNOWN]: And then this news story started breaking, he was back in the casino and he was, and he goes, yeah, I tried quitting cigarettes and drinking because my life was too miserable without him. 01:34:55.198 --> 01:34:56.319 [UNKNOWN]: So I started back up. 01:34:56.779 --> 01:34:57.980 [UNKNOWN]: That's a classic quote. 01:34:58.120 --> 01:34:58.640 [UNKNOWN]: Sure. 01:34:58.861 --> 01:34:59.841 [UNKNOWN]: Sure. 01:34:59.901 --> 01:35:03.504 [UNKNOWN]: It's ironic about John and I, you know, we both have a Sunday in college. 01:35:03.584 --> 01:35:06.346 [UNKNOWN]: It's just a little bit older, but Oh, it does really. 01:35:06.626 --> 01:35:08.627 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's Sunday's a big time golf. 01:35:08.687 --> 01:35:09.888 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, a stud, right? 01:35:09.928 --> 01:35:11.629 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he's playing for Arkansas. 01:35:11.649 --> 01:35:15.272 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, all the moderates wanted to be a big time junior. 01:35:15.292 --> 01:35:16.753 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the kid can play. 01:35:16.773 --> 01:35:22.557 [UNKNOWN]: And I think he was on a couple of PGA kind of like, you know, team might have got the sponsors invite type things. 01:35:22.597 --> 01:35:22.917 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:35:23.257 --> 01:35:29.230 [UNKNOWN]: So, what I respected about John was that, you know, it tutors, that's who your sponsor is. 01:35:30.942 --> 01:35:31.922 [UNKNOWN]: Back in the day. 01:35:31.962 --> 01:35:33.823 [UNKNOWN]: The headlock money was like two years ago. 01:35:33.983 --> 01:35:34.283 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:35:34.803 --> 01:35:37.144 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:35:37.805 --> 01:35:38.565 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:35:38.985 --> 01:35:41.706 [UNKNOWN]: We actually, I didn't come back to 25 years. 01:35:43.187 --> 01:35:48.729 [UNKNOWN]: He used to travel with an agent whose last name, or I will just tell you, his first name was Buddy. 01:35:49.509 --> 01:35:54.591 [UNKNOWN]: And Buddy was friends with a friend of ours in Pittsburgh name, Joe. 01:35:55.431 --> 01:35:59.273 [UNKNOWN]: And Joe would bring Joe play golf at the University of Miami. 01:35:59.973 --> 01:36:10.557 [UNKNOWN]: back in the, I'm going to say the 80s and John used to come into Pittsburgh and we still hang out back when our buddy Rod had, uh, the restaurants from the big burrito group down. 01:36:10.597 --> 01:36:11.297 [UNKNOWN]: He did. 01:36:11.437 --> 01:36:11.777 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:36:12.057 --> 01:36:12.277 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:36:12.797 --> 01:36:16.339 [UNKNOWN]: So that, yeah, we're 30 years past that per 25, 30 years. 01:36:16.699 --> 01:36:19.560 [UNKNOWN]: But now let me just take you back to your college years, right? 01:36:19.840 --> 01:36:22.901 [UNKNOWN]: Can you imagine now being at, you know, you're at IUP. 01:36:22.941 --> 01:36:23.721 [UNKNOWN]: So I was. 01:36:23.861 --> 01:36:25.722 [UNKNOWN]: So can you now be sponsored by Hooters? 01:36:26.667 --> 01:36:34.411 [UNKNOWN]: So every time you, you kick the challenge, feel a goal or you did a press conference, you had a couple of hooters girls that were next to you. 01:36:34.711 --> 01:36:40.213 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, that reminds me of playing in the IUP basketball outing on the 17th T-box with you and. 01:36:40.594 --> 01:36:43.635 [UNKNOWN]: Well, Mr. Bad, we have a little bit of fun on the 17th. 01:36:43.815 --> 01:36:44.956 [UNKNOWN]: It's the crown royal hall. 01:36:45.556 --> 01:36:46.957 [UNKNOWN]: Um, we have a little bit of hoot. 01:36:47.897 --> 01:36:48.637 [UNKNOWN]: the halushki. 01:36:48.757 --> 01:36:53.738 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, it started out as the, uh, all the Polish food and, uh, the food sauce. 01:36:53.758 --> 01:37:12.082 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we've morphed into, uh, a number of different iterations of the Crown Royal Hall, but, uh, we also had a dunk tank gone a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a go on a 01:37:12.642 --> 01:37:19.684 [UNKNOWN]: So the most amazing is, you know, you talk about being a bourbon novice, but you can do how many shots of crown? 01:37:20.184 --> 01:37:21.484 [UNKNOWN]: No, I can't anymore. 01:37:21.504 --> 01:37:24.365 [UNKNOWN]: I do a shot of crown with that right. 01:37:24.385 --> 01:37:27.205 [UNKNOWN]: You used to do a shot of crown with every group that came through. 01:37:27.365 --> 01:37:28.426 [UNKNOWN]: And almost like Mario. 01:37:30.086 --> 01:37:30.446 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, right. 01:37:31.286 --> 01:37:34.027 [UNKNOWN]: It was, it was a, it was a, 01:37:35.219 --> 01:37:37.481 [UNKNOWN]: I crossed over to Ashoville a couple of times. 01:37:38.122 --> 01:37:39.764 [UNKNOWN]: Well, man, I'm saying I missed that. 01:37:39.944 --> 01:37:40.684 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:37:40.725 --> 01:37:42.086 [UNKNOWN]: I don't think I've ever seen Louisville. 01:37:42.166 --> 01:37:43.687 [UNKNOWN]: I've never seen Louis and Ashoville. 01:37:44.328 --> 01:37:46.130 [UNKNOWN]: Louis always, he's always so polite. 01:37:46.410 --> 01:37:47.852 [UNKNOWN]: He's always so a little dapper and polite. 01:37:47.872 --> 01:37:49.333 [UNKNOWN]: Depper, polite, polished. 01:37:49.433 --> 01:37:49.994 [UNKNOWN]: Wow. 01:37:50.414 --> 01:37:51.715 [UNKNOWN]: Way to my sister's here this. 01:37:52.416 --> 01:37:53.357 [UNKNOWN]: They're not gonna believe it. 01:37:53.417 --> 01:37:55.679 [UNKNOWN]: They're like, they can't be talking about the same little. 01:37:56.840 --> 01:37:58.061 [UNKNOWN]: You all grown up. 01:37:58.981 --> 01:38:01.562 [UNKNOWN]: I actually have to stick to you guys here. 01:38:01.842 --> 01:38:02.422 [UNKNOWN]: Then happen. 01:38:02.502 --> 01:38:03.503 [UNKNOWN]: It was bad. 01:38:03.523 --> 01:38:06.584 [UNKNOWN]: The sooner or later, our big brother finally grew up. 01:38:06.704 --> 01:38:11.686 [UNKNOWN]: I feel like it's that, you know, you don't know if you watched that movie with the... No, I shit. 01:38:11.906 --> 01:38:12.767 [UNKNOWN]: I'm in the 4th segment. 01:38:12.787 --> 01:38:15.208 [UNKNOWN]: There's no way I'm going to group call the actors names now. 01:38:16.028 --> 01:38:20.072 [UNKNOWN]: Vince Vaughan, yeah, he goes, oh baby's all growing up. 01:38:21.333 --> 01:38:22.174 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, what was that from? 01:38:22.194 --> 01:38:23.255 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, it's swingers. 01:38:23.655 --> 01:38:24.236 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, there it is. 01:38:24.436 --> 01:38:25.257 [UNKNOWN]: Look, it came right out. 01:38:25.557 --> 01:38:27.338 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, I don't I don't think it's a great movie. 01:38:27.378 --> 01:38:28.419 [UNKNOWN]: You got enough I've ever seen that. 01:38:28.519 --> 01:38:33.824 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, it's one of Vince Vaughan's early movies with John Favreau. 01:38:34.024 --> 01:38:34.225 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah 01:38:34.885 --> 01:38:35.465 [UNKNOWN]: So, no him. 01:38:35.645 --> 01:38:40.247 [UNKNOWN]: No, he's one of the biggest, but yeah, he was a regular on friends for a long time. 01:38:40.607 --> 01:38:41.848 [UNKNOWN]: So, he's a producer. 01:38:41.988 --> 01:38:44.749 [UNKNOWN]: So, this is very young, Vince Vaughn. 01:38:44.869 --> 01:38:49.011 [UNKNOWN]: You would love this, because, like, go home and watch this thing. 01:38:49.571 --> 01:38:50.391 [UNKNOWN]: Come and watch. 01:38:50.591 --> 01:38:51.132 [UNKNOWN]: I get home. 01:38:51.312 --> 01:38:52.132 [UNKNOWN]: Time I get home. 01:38:52.892 --> 01:38:54.153 [UNKNOWN]: This boy isn't bad. 01:38:54.193 --> 01:38:54.893 [UNKNOWN]: Me too. 01:38:55.033 --> 01:38:57.734 [UNKNOWN]: So, that's what I put on is to watch to go to sleep. 01:38:57.754 --> 01:38:58.355 [UNKNOWN]: Take my man. 01:38:59.135 --> 01:39:01.456 [UNKNOWN]: Take my man and be so and so to sleep. 01:39:01.496 --> 01:39:03.097 [UNKNOWN]: You take your man and be so put your diaper on. 01:39:05.732 --> 01:39:09.775 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, you're fine already. 01:39:09.835 --> 01:39:11.776 [UNKNOWN]: See you in the fifth day. 01:39:11.857 --> 01:39:21.163 [UNKNOWN]: See you in the fifth day. 01:39:21.383 --> 01:39:25.046 [UNKNOWN]: AI, data, privacy, cyber security. 01:39:26.047 --> 01:39:31.050 [UNKNOWN]: Across all 50 states and federal, the law changed overnight. 01:39:35.467 --> 01:39:37.368 [UNKNOWN]: One coffee, one scroll. 01:39:38.289 --> 01:39:40.050 [UNKNOWN]: Every new development that matters. 01:39:40.590 --> 01:39:45.513 [UNKNOWN]: In plain English, reviewed by an attorney linked to its official government source. 01:39:46.433 --> 01:39:47.534 [UNKNOWN]: That's Docket Daily. 01:39:48.275 --> 01:39:50.956 [UNKNOWN]: The four pillars every morning, one place. 01:39:51.917 --> 01:39:55.659 [UNKNOWN]: Start your free two-week trial at docketdaley.ai. 01:39:55.839 --> 01:39:55.979 [UNKNOWN]: A-I. 01:39:56.099 --> 01:40:00.522 [UNKNOWN]: A-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I- 01:40:02.530 --> 01:40:03.311 [UNKNOWN]: And we are back. 01:40:04.031 --> 01:40:04.531 [UNKNOWN]: We are. 01:40:04.731 --> 01:40:05.432 [UNKNOWN]: This is our first one. 01:40:05.652 --> 01:40:06.012 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:40:06.092 --> 01:40:08.354 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, before we go on the call, we never really wanted it. 01:40:09.054 --> 01:40:09.574 [UNKNOWN]: We never went. 01:40:09.675 --> 01:40:11.976 [UNKNOWN]: It's just seems like it's kind of a... 01:40:11.996 --> 01:40:14.958 [UNKNOWN]: So we, you know, we see a nice blue cloud. 01:40:14.998 --> 01:40:16.199 [UNKNOWN]: There's a little blue cloud here. 01:40:16.259 --> 01:40:17.119 [UNKNOWN]: It's, uh... 01:40:17.699 --> 01:40:19.901 [UNKNOWN]: These guys are into some awesome cigar. 01:40:19.921 --> 01:40:24.183 [UNKNOWN]: I might be a little noise, a little more noise than normal, because we got the fan right over my head. 01:40:24.243 --> 01:40:25.784 [UNKNOWN]: And he's underneath our feet right now. 01:40:25.884 --> 01:40:26.185 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:40:26.465 --> 01:40:27.706 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so he, this is nice. 01:40:27.786 --> 01:40:28.746 [UNKNOWN]: This is a nice cigar. 01:40:28.786 --> 01:40:31.148 [UNKNOWN]: So, and, you know, acid, 01:40:32.408 --> 01:40:38.069 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I know they're not the fancy cigars, but they They're definitely not the switch or sweet. 01:40:38.089 --> 01:40:40.530 [UNKNOWN]: So they dip their cigars in red wine. 01:40:41.090 --> 01:40:41.750 [UNKNOWN]: Is that what it is? 01:40:42.030 --> 01:40:44.690 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I can't smoke us a garb, but I do like the smell. 01:40:44.850 --> 01:40:46.051 [UNKNOWN]: So it got me started on these. 01:40:46.131 --> 01:40:47.351 [UNKNOWN]: It takes the edge off. 01:40:47.471 --> 01:40:53.872 [UNKNOWN]: It's so if you ever like to smoke cigars and you wake up the next morning and you have this, I feel like it just might taste like an ash. 01:40:53.892 --> 01:40:55.272 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's so dry. 01:40:56.133 --> 01:40:56.933 [UNKNOWN]: My throat hurts. 01:40:57.613 --> 01:40:58.153 [UNKNOWN]: I never 01:40:58.893 --> 01:41:18.547 [UNKNOWN]: have that with this and it's such a good tasting cigar the people around you it actually smells good yeah it's always in it in a whole sound like really weird but I like to kind of suck on it before I like it well that doesn't sound I don't know how you can say that without sounding weird you know that's why we're talking about that earlier too 01:41:19.896 --> 01:41:47.307 [UNKNOWN]: I don't like to roll around my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to my mouth all the way to 01:41:47.587 --> 01:41:52.909 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so any video that shows up in that regard is probably AI generated. 01:41:53.449 --> 01:41:59.091 [UNKNOWN]: No, no, no, no, those are all real videos and we still haven't released your commercial yet. 01:42:00.591 --> 01:42:02.612 [UNKNOWN]: Well, we still can't get through security. 01:42:02.652 --> 01:42:03.472 [UNKNOWN]: Well, we understand that. 01:42:03.492 --> 01:42:08.394 [UNKNOWN]: So now we have to go to plan B. I think there's a, that's a, that's a, that's a, I'm tapped gold mine. 01:42:08.434 --> 01:42:11.335 [UNKNOWN]: I think it is what your land only fans. 01:42:11.875 --> 01:42:13.555 [UNKNOWN]: No, only all only fantasies. 01:42:13.955 --> 01:42:15.736 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I don't think there's a freak for everything. 01:42:16.076 --> 01:42:16.877 [UNKNOWN]: there's no question. 01:42:16.897 --> 01:42:18.539 [UNKNOWN]: So there's so there's other options. 01:42:18.559 --> 01:42:28.733 [UNKNOWN]: So YouTube has a subscription level that we now qualify for because we have so many subscribers YouTube has and on Facebook has a subscriber level. 01:42:28.773 --> 01:42:31.736 [UNKNOWN]: So we're gonna bring your legs in your transitions 01:42:33.899 --> 01:42:35.440 [UNKNOWN]: to help me, help me, Louis. 01:42:35.660 --> 01:42:37.601 [UNKNOWN]: No, and your shout-outs. 01:42:37.661 --> 01:42:38.841 [UNKNOWN]: So, and that's one importantly. 01:42:38.881 --> 01:42:54.608 [UNKNOWN]: So, you know, if you have a buddy out there that you need the one and only playboy bunny production manager that can install it as size 13, install it as fishnet stockings, he makes the Christmas story lamp look silly. 01:42:55.708 --> 01:43:00.030 [UNKNOWN]: In fact, that's not the Christmas story lamp right behind you as we've taken that picture before. 01:43:00.390 --> 01:43:02.991 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's true. 01:43:03.071 --> 01:43:03.591 [UNKNOWN]: That is great. 01:43:03.651 --> 01:43:05.831 [UNKNOWN]: Perry, you created this monster. 01:43:05.912 --> 01:43:07.232 [UNKNOWN]: I think you got to go with it. 01:43:07.352 --> 01:43:07.932 [UNKNOWN]: I agree with you. 01:43:07.972 --> 01:43:12.613 [UNKNOWN]: It could be a serious revenue The revenue cow for you guys. 01:43:12.733 --> 01:43:14.794 [UNKNOWN]: I was I'm all into the whole only thing. 01:43:15.114 --> 01:43:17.795 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not into where not to the golf ones Saturday. 01:43:17.815 --> 01:43:22.436 [UNKNOWN]: You know that is I don't think your wife would appreciate is that appropriate golf turn. 01:43:26.490 --> 01:43:29.171 [UNKNOWN]: There's only one place at that attire is appropriate. 01:43:29.532 --> 01:43:33.293 [UNKNOWN]: And that's on one of the 18 holes. 01:43:33.593 --> 01:43:36.615 [UNKNOWN]: No, no, it's got to be a certain thing obscure. 01:43:40.007 --> 01:43:42.129 [UNKNOWN]: It's going to be a 13 and a half. 01:43:42.329 --> 01:43:43.430 [UNKNOWN]: The 13 and a half hole. 01:43:43.450 --> 01:43:43.910 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:43:43.950 --> 01:43:45.251 [UNKNOWN]: Can you know where that is? 01:43:46.472 --> 01:43:47.673 [UNKNOWN]: We don't exactly where that is. 01:43:48.114 --> 01:43:49.235 [UNKNOWN]: Pretty worse. 01:43:49.275 --> 01:43:50.296 [UNKNOWN]: We're sitting in it right there. 01:43:50.316 --> 01:43:51.777 [UNKNOWN]: We're going to 13 and a half hole. 01:43:51.837 --> 01:43:52.838 [UNKNOWN]: That's where this all started. 01:43:53.538 --> 01:43:53.859 [UNKNOWN]: Kind of. 01:43:55.387 --> 01:43:58.370 [UNKNOWN]: So should we call this the 13.5? 01:43:58.670 --> 01:43:59.771 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that's the debate, right? 01:43:59.811 --> 01:44:01.972 [UNKNOWN]: So, you know, the 13.5 segment. 01:44:01.992 --> 01:44:04.754 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so the, you know, this is the 13.5. 01:44:05.495 --> 01:44:06.455 [UNKNOWN]: It's not the 19th hole. 01:44:06.475 --> 01:44:09.437 [UNKNOWN]: So that's usually the, you know, the drinking hole that you want to talk about. 01:44:09.457 --> 01:44:13.140 [UNKNOWN]: So we're, we're right at the 150 mark on the 13th hole. 01:44:13.180 --> 01:44:16.923 [UNKNOWN]: So the debate has been, and I want to hear from everybody out there that has any input on this because, 01:44:17.623 --> 01:44:20.465 [UNKNOWN]: Bob Marcus was so generous to get me a rock. 01:44:21.366 --> 01:44:23.428 [UNKNOWN]: This is the Martino's 13th and a half hole. 01:44:23.468 --> 01:44:24.188 [UNKNOWN]: So I saw that. 01:44:24.228 --> 01:44:33.536 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so when you come down and you come down through the back door, which is our bourbon entrance now, it's the 13th and a half hole. 01:44:34.016 --> 01:44:39.761 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not changing, but Mike, Mike Donley, I said, technically the 12th and a half hole. 01:44:41.783 --> 01:45:02.523 [UNKNOWN]: Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 01:45:02.948 --> 01:45:04.089 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I see what I see what I see. 01:45:04.149 --> 01:45:04.869 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I see. 01:45:05.009 --> 01:45:30.400 [UNKNOWN]: I guess I could just get a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a 01:45:31.003 --> 01:45:33.905 [UNKNOWN]: That's usually where my game goes to shit. 01:45:33.925 --> 01:45:34.425 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right? 01:45:34.485 --> 01:45:36.266 [UNKNOWN]: All right, that's just where you just want to end it. 01:45:36.807 --> 01:45:37.907 [UNKNOWN]: So like, like, yeah. 01:45:38.168 --> 01:45:39.728 [UNKNOWN]: So anyway, I think this is good. 01:45:39.748 --> 01:45:40.389 [UNKNOWN]: This is good. 01:45:40.629 --> 01:45:44.752 [UNKNOWN]: Kudos to the Scots that could drink 18 shots and play 18 holes. 01:45:45.652 --> 01:45:45.792 [UNKNOWN]: Yep. 01:45:46.693 --> 01:45:47.954 [UNKNOWN]: And there's some days I want to do that. 01:45:48.474 --> 01:45:51.516 [UNKNOWN]: But most days I just want to play a little bit more than nine. 01:45:51.556 --> 01:45:52.576 [UNKNOWN]: There's some days in my game. 01:45:52.636 --> 01:45:54.958 [UNKNOWN]: It's not what he's drinking 18 shots. 01:45:55.298 --> 01:45:59.321 [UNKNOWN]: Because usually in the last three or four holes, I'm like, oh, God, it's almost over. 01:46:00.183 --> 01:46:03.978 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, so to that point where there's times in golf and Mike. 01:46:04.818 --> 01:46:05.559 [UNKNOWN]: Well, are we done? 01:46:05.779 --> 01:46:06.559 [UNKNOWN]: Are we done yet? 01:46:06.639 --> 01:46:06.799 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:46:06.880 --> 01:46:07.700 [UNKNOWN]: I happen to be Tuesday. 01:46:07.720 --> 01:46:08.501 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:46:08.561 --> 01:46:10.082 [UNKNOWN]: It was sort of fricking hot. 01:46:10.102 --> 01:46:15.746 [UNKNOWN]: So when it's hot or we have a slow round, so and we had a full field this past week and with the invitation. 01:46:15.926 --> 01:46:16.146 [UNKNOWN]: We did. 01:46:16.166 --> 01:46:16.727 [UNKNOWN]: Where you can be. 01:46:16.747 --> 01:46:22.651 [UNKNOWN]: So we had two rounds of five hour plus rounds in blue. 01:46:22.711 --> 01:46:28.135 [UNKNOWN]: I know you and I come from the same Jodel kind of attention span. 01:46:28.155 --> 01:46:28.655 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:46:28.675 --> 01:46:29.936 [UNKNOWN]: Just our lack there. 01:46:30.136 --> 01:46:31.317 [UNKNOWN]: No swing just get up to hit it. 01:46:33.199 --> 01:46:33.599 [UNKNOWN]: That's moved. 01:46:33.619 --> 01:46:34.300 [UNKNOWN]: Yes. 01:46:34.420 --> 01:46:37.102 [UNKNOWN]: You want to practice play ready to go to the ring play ready to go. 01:46:37.182 --> 01:46:39.083 [UNKNOWN]: I'm of that school Yeah, I don't need most of them. 01:46:39.103 --> 01:46:42.566 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not even taking a practice swing unless the ball's like above Let's just keep moving. 01:46:42.586 --> 01:46:42.926 [UNKNOWN]: Keep moving. 01:46:42.946 --> 01:46:44.107 [UNKNOWN]: The game is already long enough. 01:46:44.147 --> 01:46:48.831 [UNKNOWN]: We don't need to Figure out the game as you're Line it up, you know. 01:46:49.211 --> 01:46:51.933 [UNKNOWN]: I'll run Monday out of the local bay was over five hours. 01:46:52.133 --> 01:46:55.315 [UNKNOWN]: I was losing my shit I was like I'm done. 01:46:55.375 --> 01:46:56.316 [UNKNOWN]: I am so done 01:46:57.457 --> 01:47:03.723 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and I kind of had that feeling after I shot my 91 and the second round because I just got nothing. 01:47:04.232 --> 01:47:05.553 [UNKNOWN]: Well, and I got no goal. 01:47:05.573 --> 01:47:07.034 [UNKNOWN]: That's like a parry type of score. 01:47:07.074 --> 01:47:08.415 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I got pretty bad for you. 01:47:08.575 --> 01:47:10.816 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I have, I also have no golf stamina. 01:47:11.556 --> 01:47:12.057 [UNKNOWN]: I don't either. 01:47:12.417 --> 01:47:14.498 [UNKNOWN]: So I played three rounds in three days. 01:47:14.538 --> 01:47:16.039 [UNKNOWN]: That's like, I played four. 01:47:16.219 --> 01:47:19.141 [UNKNOWN]: We did last, we were, so I beat a practice round. 01:47:19.241 --> 01:47:26.045 [UNKNOWN]: And you know, by the time I got to round three, it was, the energy level was on fumes to start. 01:47:26.165 --> 01:47:28.747 [UNKNOWN]: And I tried to take, you know, a nap. 01:47:28.767 --> 01:47:29.267 [UNKNOWN]: That's tough. 01:47:29.667 --> 01:47:33.408 [UNKNOWN]: I tried that partner partner with you if you were to say no, no, you're not taking it now. 01:47:33.428 --> 01:47:34.208 [UNKNOWN]: We're fucking working. 01:47:34.808 --> 01:47:41.049 [UNKNOWN]: And I think Then we played two rounds in one day or 27 holes in the one day. 01:47:41.069 --> 01:47:41.869 [UNKNOWN]: I think we did that one. 01:47:41.989 --> 01:47:42.809 [UNKNOWN]: It was so hot. 01:47:42.889 --> 01:47:49.731 [UNKNOWN]: We played against Steve's Mr. Smith and Mr. Screechie, I think. 01:47:50.751 --> 01:47:53.731 [UNKNOWN]: And we boarded them to death with their antics. 01:47:53.771 --> 01:47:55.012 [UNKNOWN]: It was almost 100 degrees. 01:47:55.172 --> 01:47:55.532 [UNKNOWN]: I was dying. 01:47:58.049 --> 01:47:59.931 [UNKNOWN]: But you're like, we could give the drink out for a while. 01:47:59.951 --> 01:48:03.275 [UNKNOWN]: You weren't wearing the stilettos, but you were in the fish nut nuts with the shorts. 01:48:03.355 --> 01:48:05.057 [UNKNOWN]: And that was a good look going home. 01:48:05.097 --> 01:48:07.840 [UNKNOWN]: You're chasing that in your conditioning. 01:48:07.900 --> 01:48:08.261 [UNKNOWN]: I'm done. 01:48:08.882 --> 01:48:15.950 [UNKNOWN]: Hey guys, I don't know if you guys paid attention to this, but our bourbonometer tonight is not as low as it usually gets by now. 01:48:15.970 --> 01:48:17.792 [UNKNOWN]: We're usually down at the time you taste, but 01:48:17.992 --> 01:48:19.173 [UNKNOWN]: But you know who he's not here? 01:48:19.193 --> 01:48:20.594 [UNKNOWN]: I want to blame him on the Nova Scotia. 01:48:20.934 --> 01:48:22.375 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, Nova Scotia. 01:48:22.455 --> 01:48:23.895 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, no, they're traveling. 01:48:23.955 --> 01:48:26.957 [UNKNOWN]: Are we're Northern Traveller that's missing our buddy? 01:48:26.997 --> 01:48:28.978 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they help us partake. 01:48:29.199 --> 01:48:32.220 [UNKNOWN]: And you know what, we save some for you when you come back? 01:48:32.260 --> 01:48:33.201 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we miss your buddy. 01:48:33.341 --> 01:48:34.001 [UNKNOWN]: We do miss you. 01:48:34.682 --> 01:48:37.804 [UNKNOWN]: He's a real player to the group. 01:48:37.944 --> 01:48:40.225 [UNKNOWN]: Did he, he found your legs in Nova Scotia? 01:48:40.505 --> 01:48:41.366 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he saw it. 01:48:41.406 --> 01:48:42.186 [UNKNOWN]: Little mini legs. 01:48:42.286 --> 01:48:42.806 [UNKNOWN]: I saw that. 01:48:42.907 --> 01:48:44.007 [UNKNOWN]: And I'm just one, there were two. 01:48:44.227 --> 01:48:44.427 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:48:45.088 --> 01:48:45.288 [UNKNOWN]: Both. 01:48:49.723 --> 01:48:58.568 [UNKNOWN]: Eric adds a whole whole different dynamic to the conversation to the bourbon, and another drink in the, there's no straw in the drink. 01:48:58.588 --> 01:48:59.749 [UNKNOWN]: Another straw in the drink. 01:48:59.789 --> 01:49:01.210 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, there's a gentleman. 01:49:01.310 --> 01:49:07.193 [UNKNOWN]: No doubt, life needs a drink and he's ice and it needs a straw. 01:49:07.853 --> 01:49:16.576 [UNKNOWN]: And I think he gets, he seems to get smarter the more he drinks, where I get total stupid, like I mean, like, I'm gonna go the opposite direction. 01:49:16.836 --> 01:49:19.296 [UNKNOWN]: The more he drinks, the more his mind seems to click. 01:49:19.497 --> 01:49:22.617 [UNKNOWN]: No, I think he starts out that smart. 01:49:22.777 --> 01:49:23.438 [UNKNOWN]: He's that smart. 01:49:23.458 --> 01:49:24.378 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I know he is. 01:49:24.858 --> 01:49:27.859 [UNKNOWN]: Or maybe he just gets dumbed down to where we can understand him in the 01:49:32.397 --> 01:49:34.358 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, we get out of that CMU stuff, you know? 01:49:34.619 --> 01:49:42.104 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we're talking about AI and it showed the CMU Erics all the water. 01:49:42.604 --> 01:49:44.145 [UNKNOWN]: They are cutting edge. 01:49:44.205 --> 01:49:47.648 [UNKNOWN]: They have some gentlemen down there and ladies that are 01:49:48.268 --> 01:50:06.923 [UNKNOWN]: fricking kick in it out of the ballpark when it comes to AI right in our backyard right in our backyard and and in fact they have a couple of folks that are that were the cutting edge folks in the in the video AI and so when you talk about video AI you're like what is that? 01:50:06.943 --> 01:50:07.783 [UNKNOWN]: Is that like porn? 01:50:08.004 --> 01:50:08.144 [UNKNOWN]: No. 01:50:09.004 --> 01:50:11.486 [UNKNOWN]: No, it's not like what I want to put Perry on in the golf course, you know? 01:50:12.745 --> 01:50:13.666 [UNKNOWN]: didn't see that coming. 01:50:13.946 --> 01:50:15.747 [UNKNOWN]: I thought you went serious there from now on. 01:50:15.827 --> 01:50:16.608 [UNKNOWN]: I'm being serious. 01:50:17.188 --> 01:50:20.411 [UNKNOWN]: This this is so important was made to watch not to be a part of. 01:50:20.511 --> 01:50:24.334 [UNKNOWN]: So I was at deal makers last I think it was deal makers. 01:50:24.374 --> 01:50:28.077 [UNKNOWN]: It was maybe the, no it was the, oh Paul's, Paul's dropped. 01:50:29.073 --> 01:50:29.833 [UNKNOWN]: They're about time. 01:50:30.033 --> 01:50:30.474 [UNKNOWN]: Another one. 01:50:30.494 --> 01:50:35.315 [UNKNOWN]: Because you don't know what we're talking about, but you have this ice ball maker. 01:50:35.736 --> 01:50:39.897 [UNKNOWN]: And about every 15 or 20 minutes new ice balls drop. 01:50:40.097 --> 01:50:40.777 [UNKNOWN]: Crystal clear. 01:50:40.958 --> 01:50:41.718 [UNKNOWN]: Crystal clear. 01:50:41.738 --> 01:50:43.158 [UNKNOWN]: It just makes you want to drink more bourbon. 01:50:43.499 --> 01:50:46.600 [UNKNOWN]: So there should be a sex probably nice. 01:50:46.960 --> 01:50:47.160 [UNKNOWN]: No. 01:50:47.180 --> 01:50:48.340 [UNKNOWN]: But no. 01:50:48.360 --> 01:50:57.204 [UNKNOWN]: What I'll say is this about CMU is they have a couple of gentlemen down there that I met when I was giving the speech at the manufacturing annual AI conference. 01:50:58.084 --> 01:51:10.987 [UNKNOWN]: and they had a booth and I saw what they were doing with video AI and they gave me a demonstration so and I'll use a kind of a very simplistic example of what it can do. 01:51:11.687 --> 01:51:12.967 [UNKNOWN]: It was a Starbucks example. 01:51:13.868 --> 01:51:19.889 [UNKNOWN]: So you know how busy Starbucks gets when you're serving coffee and how it can kind of get chaotic behind there. 01:51:21.652 --> 01:51:26.819 [UNKNOWN]: This AI is not just the security camera, but it is analyzing everything that's going on down below. 01:51:26.839 --> 01:51:30.624 [UNKNOWN]: And then it gives you feedback to say how they can optimize what they are watching. 01:51:31.364 --> 01:51:31.665 [UNKNOWN]: Really? 01:51:31.845 --> 01:51:32.045 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:51:33.347 --> 01:51:34.669 [UNKNOWN]: And that's... That's crazy. 01:51:34.769 --> 01:51:37.652 [UNKNOWN]: That is the next kind of level when it comes to video AI. 01:51:38.538 --> 01:51:45.200 [UNKNOWN]: So you've kind of talked about which of these platforms are more intellectual and thought-provoking. 01:51:45.500 --> 01:51:52.081 [UNKNOWN]: And you said, like, Claude, it's weakest plot is its video and imaging and whatnot. 01:51:52.141 --> 01:52:04.004 [UNKNOWN]: So honestly, that's where the person who or the company that pulls it all together with the deep thought and the imaging and the video becomes the alpha dog. 01:52:08.745 --> 01:52:13.629 [UNKNOWN]: Very well may be using a Claude LLum in the background to analyze the video. 01:52:14.610 --> 01:52:25.398 [UNKNOWN]: So although it can't generate, okay, in the pros and cons of Claude, 01:52:27.725 --> 01:52:45.520 [UNKNOWN]: is it doesn't generate you know the videos that and it just emits is that's just not what we're here for you know we're here for the deep reason right so far the generates generates a video exactly it's called and it has the LLM compete capacity to analyze a video and and now 01:52:46.641 --> 01:52:51.924 [UNKNOWN]: Gemini, and I just played with that this week, it's awesome. 01:52:52.504 --> 01:52:57.367 [UNKNOWN]: Gemini is getting to that level, so you put a video in and you ask it to edit it. 01:52:58.987 --> 01:53:03.430 [UNKNOWN]: Just put a clip of 15 seconds of viewer, or whatever clip you put in there. 01:53:03.470 --> 01:53:08.112 [UNKNOWN]: And ask it to make it a marketing, a marketing, a marketable clip. 01:53:08.732 --> 01:53:09.073 [UNKNOWN]: That's... 01:53:10.284 --> 01:53:21.494 [UNKNOWN]: where that's leading to, but this video technology that I'm talking about is real live security cameras that you would have on a premises otherwise. 01:53:22.134 --> 01:53:25.297 [UNKNOWN]: But now you have an AI background that's analyzing it for you. 01:53:26.218 --> 01:53:31.602 [UNKNOWN]: You can say, are you optimizing the efficiencies of the business model that's done below? 01:53:33.744 --> 01:53:39.106 [UNKNOWN]: Or if it's the security level, so now you've enhanced your security too, so now is there a ways we can draw in on that? 01:53:39.446 --> 01:53:46.849 [UNKNOWN]: We're not just watching but maybe we can draw maybe we can immediately recognize that by doing a search on the web of who just came in and robbed their place 01:53:49.002 --> 01:53:49.202 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 01:53:49.402 --> 01:53:53.385 [UNKNOWN]: You know, it's interesting that you put it in that perspective, but I get it that totally makes sense. 01:53:53.585 --> 01:53:55.967 [UNKNOWN]: So, and that's his segment. 01:53:56.988 --> 01:54:02.031 [UNKNOWN]: I, as you're suggesting, I'm just thinking, the fifth segment is usually when we're off the rails. 01:54:02.111 --> 01:54:10.057 [UNKNOWN]: All of a sudden, we went, we kind of like reverted back to segment one where we went deeper into the intellect and whatnot. 01:54:10.337 --> 01:54:11.398 [UNKNOWN]: I have a question. 01:54:11.578 --> 01:54:15.901 [UNKNOWN]: So, you just brought up, you may be think of this and something you just said, Brad. 01:54:16.441 --> 01:54:28.204 [UNKNOWN]: So, go home back to the old police shows where a crime occurs and there are witnesses and there are some sketch artists that are sitting there asking the person, can you describe what the purple looked like? 01:54:29.064 --> 01:54:30.745 [UNKNOWN]: So do we even need them anymore? 01:54:30.785 --> 01:54:35.166 [UNKNOWN]: Can you say, can you sit there and say, oh yeah, dark hair and he was such a such a height? 01:54:35.486 --> 01:54:43.929 [UNKNOWN]: Instead of somebody drawing that person, AI would actually put together an image of the person that they're describing. 01:54:46.178 --> 01:54:51.542 [UNKNOWN]: Well, you definitely could, so if you're describing it to AI, they could definitely put together a pretty accurate picture. 01:54:51.562 --> 01:54:57.606 [UNKNOWN]: So if AI was listening to them talking to a sketch artist, yeah, yeah, I could be sketching it kind of, they could, and it's brain. 01:54:58.046 --> 01:55:03.150 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and I would love to see it aside by say, how I would do compared to the artist. 01:55:03.270 --> 01:55:04.031 [UNKNOWN]: I would too, yeah. 01:55:04.591 --> 01:55:16.514 [UNKNOWN]: Perry, you ask an interesting question because we have a friend, uh, uh, I don't want to use anybody's, be Gaston who is a researcher out at, uh, at the University of Pennsylvania. 01:55:16.795 --> 01:55:28.278 [UNKNOWN]: And, uh, they are, he has talked about molecules that they're working on that can recreate the signals that go from your eye to your brain. 01:55:29.278 --> 01:55:41.703 [UNKNOWN]: Therefore, making you can say, what did you see, all you need to do is with this molecule that they're working on or some process, they will be able to recreate what you saw. 01:55:42.658 --> 01:55:45.159 [UNKNOWN]: It's so that you can see it again. 01:55:45.179 --> 01:55:46.140 [UNKNOWN]: You can see it again. 01:55:46.160 --> 01:55:48.461 [UNKNOWN]: And you can basically interpret. 01:55:48.701 --> 01:55:50.302 [UNKNOWN]: You don't have to try and explain it. 01:55:50.362 --> 01:55:54.384 [UNKNOWN]: They'll be able to interpret what you saw retroactively. 01:55:54.604 --> 01:55:56.165 [UNKNOWN]: And that's kind of the next level. 01:55:56.205 --> 01:55:59.326 [UNKNOWN]: So when our eyes become recording devices themselves. 01:55:59.346 --> 01:56:00.127 [UNKNOWN]: That's basically it. 01:56:00.487 --> 01:56:02.248 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the eyes become a recording device. 01:56:02.889 --> 01:56:03.630 [UNKNOWN]: It's just a matter of time. 01:56:03.650 --> 01:56:04.531 [UNKNOWN]: I would think I have to do. 01:56:04.812 --> 01:56:10.501 [UNKNOWN]: That would be something that the neural link is doing. 01:56:10.521 --> 01:56:12.044 [UNKNOWN]: That's exactly what I'm thinking too, right? 01:56:12.084 --> 01:56:14.288 [UNKNOWN]: So there's your next legal pursuit. 01:56:15.572 --> 01:56:19.553 [UNKNOWN]: You talked about what did the boundaries talk about the Truman show earlier in this show. 01:56:19.854 --> 01:56:21.754 [UNKNOWN]: We did talk about that's like the real live truth. 01:56:21.794 --> 01:56:23.215 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it is the real live truth in show. 01:56:23.235 --> 01:56:25.656 [UNKNOWN]: But even in the Truman show, they didn't have him recording. 01:56:25.856 --> 01:56:28.357 [UNKNOWN]: They were recording him. 01:56:28.397 --> 01:56:30.397 [UNKNOWN]: He didn't realize he was a submarine. 01:56:30.878 --> 01:56:35.279 [UNKNOWN]: So now put it in the perspective that E-Lon's next biggest invent. 01:56:35.779 --> 01:56:36.480 [UNKNOWN]: That's what I said. 01:56:37.000 --> 01:56:42.462 [UNKNOWN]: His biggest thing of all the things we talked about, even putting AI into space and the orbit, right? 01:56:46.220 --> 01:56:47.061 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's crazy. 01:56:47.581 --> 01:57:01.669 [UNKNOWN]: So when you start transplanting a chip into your brain, and you can now play video, and I'm using very simplistic things that they used early on in the test studies overseas, because the FDA went along them to head to her, who over the regulatory agency is. 01:57:02.049 --> 01:57:07.612 [UNKNOWN]: There's no way it's going to go quickly through that, so Elon's a global company, and he figured it out. 01:57:08.013 --> 01:57:15.657 [UNKNOWN]: There was two young 20-somethings playing Call of Duty against each other without joysticks just using their minds. 01:57:17.087 --> 01:57:19.088 [UNKNOWN]: We're living in an amazing time right. 01:57:19.168 --> 01:57:32.718 [UNKNOWN]: So now mind you if you have neural link and this is where I get into the algorithmic state in the last chapters This is where it gets really kind of scary well sci-fi. 01:57:32.998 --> 01:57:33.719 [UNKNOWN]: Oh no doubt. 01:57:33.919 --> 01:57:45.127 [UNKNOWN]: So Skyna well e-moresoke pair because now imagine you have this neural link So you can imagine the the abilities of monitoring 01:57:46.784 --> 01:57:47.485 [UNKNOWN]: recording. 01:57:48.486 --> 01:57:54.212 [UNKNOWN]: But he gets to even a next level when you can download all the information that you would want into your brain. 01:57:56.634 --> 01:57:57.375 [UNKNOWN]: I don't want to be there. 01:57:58.036 --> 01:58:02.921 [UNKNOWN]: I want to go to an island where they don't have electricity or clothing. 01:58:03.902 --> 01:58:06.805 [UNKNOWN]: Well, yeah, that's that's what added bonus. 01:58:06.925 --> 01:58:09.007 [UNKNOWN]: It's still going to flare the pinky when you're drinking the coconut. 01:58:14.108 --> 01:58:15.309 [UNKNOWN]: Look at Louie, you love the net nut. 01:58:15.349 --> 01:58:19.291 [UNKNOWN]: Look at no matter how I hold my glass. 01:58:19.411 --> 01:58:21.032 [UNKNOWN]: It's always out there, right there. 01:58:22.353 --> 01:58:23.273 [UNKNOWN]: We love that a bunch. 01:58:23.293 --> 01:58:23.913 [UNKNOWN]: Cheers, brother. 01:58:23.954 --> 01:58:25.194 [UNKNOWN]: You know what? 01:58:25.234 --> 01:58:27.435 [UNKNOWN]: The rest of our fifth segment is theirs. 01:58:27.515 --> 01:58:28.456 [UNKNOWN]: It's going to be... 01:58:28.596 --> 01:58:30.857 [UNKNOWN]: It's going to be the footage of us playing golf. 01:58:30.877 --> 01:58:32.598 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's going to be on the 4th of July. 01:58:32.638 --> 01:58:33.459 [UNKNOWN]: This is going to be... 01:58:33.479 --> 01:58:34.179 [UNKNOWN]: Happy 250th. 01:58:34.239 --> 01:58:36.220 [UNKNOWN]: Here's 250. 01:58:36.420 --> 01:58:37.301 [UNKNOWN]: Go USA. 01:58:37.321 --> 01:58:38.582 [UNKNOWN]: Right? 01:58:38.622 --> 01:58:39.162 [UNKNOWN]: Belgium. 01:58:39.422 --> 01:58:40.183 [UNKNOWN]: Let's make waffle. 01:58:40.203 --> 01:58:41.223 [UNKNOWN]: Let's go play golf. 01:58:41.303 --> 01:58:41.623 [UNKNOWN]: Cheers. 01:58:41.943 --> 01:58:42.364 [UNKNOWN]: Let's go. 01:58:44.358 --> 01:58:51.800 [UNKNOWN]: So we're picking back up with the Fifth Segment on the Fifth Segment on the Fifth Tea, on the Fourth of July. 01:58:51.860 --> 01:58:55.642 [UNKNOWN]: We got Bourbon with Brad, Lubricity, and Perry. 01:58:55.682 --> 01:58:57.402 [UNKNOWN]: 250 years, here's America. 01:58:57.702 --> 01:58:58.703 [UNKNOWN]: Happy Birthday, America. 01:58:58.743 --> 01:58:59.383 [UNKNOWN]: Go ahead and we go. 01:58:59.403 --> 01:59:00.383 [UNKNOWN]: Go ahead and tee off, Luke. 01:59:00.523 --> 01:59:01.244 [UNKNOWN]: We're teeing it up. 01:59:02.424 --> 01:59:06.485 [UNKNOWN]: I hope one of our neighbor friends here on the course has Bourbon real soon. 01:59:07.626 --> 01:59:08.506 [UNKNOWN]: You have the center of the butter. 01:59:12.739 --> 01:59:13.960 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the form is looking good, Lou. 01:59:14.200 --> 01:59:15.181 [UNKNOWN]: Show us the way, Lou. 01:59:17.542 --> 01:59:18.783 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's how you get out of the gate. 01:59:19.223 --> 01:59:19.924 [UNKNOWN]: You're gonna play. 01:59:20.144 --> 01:59:21.345 [UNKNOWN]: That's how you get out of the fairway. 01:59:21.425 --> 01:59:22.005 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:59:22.105 --> 01:59:22.865 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:59:22.986 --> 01:59:24.446 [UNKNOWN]: And you're getting hit the camera. 01:59:24.466 --> 01:59:25.227 [UNKNOWN]: That's a good one. 01:59:25.307 --> 01:59:28.229 [UNKNOWN]: That was actually, that was the biggest concern is not hitting the camera. 01:59:28.249 --> 01:59:29.510 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, at least you didn't smash the phone. 01:59:29.530 --> 01:59:30.150 [UNKNOWN]: That's a good one. 01:59:30.170 --> 01:59:31.311 [UNKNOWN]: See, the key is not the practice. 01:59:31.631 --> 01:59:32.071 [UNKNOWN]: That's right. 01:59:32.552 --> 01:59:33.012 [UNKNOWN]: That's right. 01:59:33.252 --> 01:59:33.993 [UNKNOWN]: Where's the slides? 01:59:34.713 --> 01:59:35.253 [UNKNOWN]: I'm very right. 01:59:37.815 --> 01:59:38.896 [UNKNOWN]: And I don't know that it was in too good. 01:59:38.916 --> 01:59:39.276 [UNKNOWN]: Hold on. 01:59:42.045 --> 01:59:43.066 [UNKNOWN]: a little play, right? 01:59:43.586 --> 01:59:44.426 [UNKNOWN]: Is this a scramble? 01:59:45.047 --> 01:59:45.247 [UNKNOWN]: No. 01:59:45.627 --> 01:59:46.747 [UNKNOWN]: Which is what you're in ball? 01:59:47.128 --> 01:59:47.908 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, best of two. 01:59:50.930 --> 01:59:51.390 [UNKNOWN]: All right, pair. 01:59:51.630 --> 01:59:53.551 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, this is the where's the sled? 01:59:53.791 --> 01:59:55.292 [UNKNOWN]: This is the weather in the cart. 01:59:55.392 --> 01:59:56.132 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, I'll make sure. 01:59:56.152 --> 01:59:57.433 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to save them for 13. 01:59:57.453 --> 02:00:01.955 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, so I need to go in and you know, tape up my ankle. 02:00:02.395 --> 02:00:03.596 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, at your house. 02:00:07.218 --> 02:00:08.499 [UNKNOWN]: All right, let's start golf. 02:00:08.659 --> 02:00:09.099 [UNKNOWN]: Whoa. 02:00:10.488 --> 02:00:18.756 [UNKNOWN]: that is cart golf gentlemen it looks like we are obviously all at minimum lubricity we are not at maximum lubricity up to where you by the dawn this is a little rug gear and 02:00:20.859 --> 02:00:31.526 [UNKNOWN]: So we're three holes into this and taste for Tanya is actually two under par That's 200 par growth gross rose 200 par should be three. 02:00:31.626 --> 02:00:37.170 [UNKNOWN]: We can't call it gross though because that was not It was re-under but Mr. 02:00:37.190 --> 02:00:39.192 [UNKNOWN]: Lift out for birdy on her second hole. 02:00:39.652 --> 02:00:40.753 [UNKNOWN]: Please on the next Great 02:00:52.872 --> 02:00:55.054 [UNKNOWN]: Why don't you go with Tony, since he just got to saw it, see that one? 02:01:03.280 --> 02:01:03.920 [UNKNOWN]: You might have made it. 02:01:05.001 --> 02:01:06.162 [UNKNOWN]: Go, get there. 02:01:06.542 --> 02:01:07.543 [UNKNOWN]: Well, the greens are slow too. 02:01:07.603 --> 02:01:07.883 [UNKNOWN]: Wow. 02:01:08.964 --> 02:01:10.565 [UNKNOWN]: Wow, slow to go by. 02:01:10.765 --> 02:01:12.086 [UNKNOWN]: But look how perfect the greens are. 02:01:13.027 --> 02:01:14.708 [UNKNOWN]: Why aren't these the nicest greens you've ever seen? 02:01:18.851 --> 02:01:19.592 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, you got to hit it. 02:01:23.962 --> 02:01:24.743 [UNKNOWN]: That wasn't very good. 02:01:25.663 --> 02:01:27.304 [UNKNOWN]: Now one of our better efforts there, Mitch. 02:01:27.324 --> 02:01:30.406 [UNKNOWN]: A little bit slower today than usual. 02:01:32.067 --> 02:01:33.208 [UNKNOWN]: Well, a little rain last time. 02:01:33.328 --> 02:01:33.528 [UNKNOWN]: Yep. 02:01:40.052 --> 02:01:43.234 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah. 02:01:51.022 --> 02:01:52.402 [UNKNOWN]: six from there. 02:01:52.422 --> 02:01:53.863 [UNKNOWN]: That's pretty bad. 02:01:56.104 --> 02:01:57.384 [UNKNOWN]: That's definitely going to make the footage. 02:01:59.064 --> 02:01:59.565 [UNKNOWN]: Sorry buddy. 02:02:05.066 --> 02:02:06.967 [UNKNOWN]: Time to make it again. 02:02:07.007 --> 02:02:07.747 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, so close. 02:02:08.227 --> 02:02:09.087 [UNKNOWN]: We were all right there. 02:02:09.107 --> 02:02:10.028 [UNKNOWN]: All right. 02:02:10.088 --> 02:02:12.348 [UNKNOWN]: Well, we're going to have to adjust from last week. 02:02:12.488 --> 02:02:14.609 [UNKNOWN]: Obviously Mitch because the greens are slow today. 02:02:14.709 --> 02:02:15.349 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, our slow. 02:02:19.125 --> 02:02:20.585 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, one bad pole, that's okay. 02:02:20.846 --> 02:02:21.486 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, that was my fault. 02:02:21.906 --> 02:02:22.606 [UNKNOWN]: Six, five. 02:02:22.626 --> 02:02:23.846 [UNKNOWN]: 110 yards. 02:02:23.886 --> 02:02:25.327 [UNKNOWN]: So I had the little worse score on that. 02:02:25.347 --> 02:02:26.647 [UNKNOWN]: Do I have to walk up to the next one? 02:02:26.807 --> 02:02:27.728 [UNKNOWN]: No, we're going to do this one. 02:02:27.748 --> 02:02:28.508 [UNKNOWN]: This is the last one. 02:02:28.528 --> 02:02:29.868 [UNKNOWN]: We're allowed to wave that rule. 02:02:30.228 --> 02:02:31.249 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, I'm going to do this one, right? 02:02:32.429 --> 02:02:33.229 [UNKNOWN]: All right, me and Louie. 02:02:34.129 --> 02:02:34.930 [UNKNOWN]: Hi, Lou. 02:02:35.250 --> 02:02:35.890 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, hey, bear. 02:02:37.530 --> 02:02:38.831 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know how to flip the camera around. 02:02:39.531 --> 02:02:40.091 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 02:02:40.151 --> 02:02:42.692 [UNKNOWN]: Once it's recording, it will be a camp. 02:02:45.849 --> 02:02:46.589 [UNKNOWN]: Beautiful day. 02:02:46.609 --> 02:02:47.270 [UNKNOWN]: It is. 02:02:47.350 --> 02:02:52.152 [UNKNOWN]: We had a crazy storm come through last night, so today is gorgeous. 02:02:52.313 --> 02:02:54.234 [UNKNOWN]: It's a little hot. 02:02:54.294 --> 02:02:55.754 [UNKNOWN]: It's a lot hot. 02:02:55.774 --> 02:03:02.118 [UNKNOWN]: We're going to rush over. 02:03:02.198 --> 02:03:02.518 [UNKNOWN]: Hello. 02:03:02.598 --> 02:03:04.699 [UNKNOWN]: Hey John Natalie. 02:03:14.344 --> 02:03:15.265 [UNKNOWN]: I think they're so old bad. 02:03:19.927 --> 02:03:20.307 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, look. 02:03:21.028 --> 02:03:21.548 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, there we are. 02:03:22.068 --> 02:03:24.350 [UNKNOWN]: I don't make it on camera very often, and now you see why? 02:03:24.730 --> 02:03:26.051 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, peace out. 02:03:26.391 --> 02:03:27.812 [UNKNOWN]: There's radios for the reason. 02:03:27.952 --> 02:03:28.472 [UNKNOWN]: That's right. 02:03:29.773 --> 02:03:36.416 [UNKNOWN]: Here we are at the 13.5 slash bourbon studios, and there's our setup from behind. 02:03:36.436 --> 02:03:39.198 [UNKNOWN]: Something our viewers don't see very often. 02:03:40.690 --> 02:03:45.196 [UNKNOWN]: That's the stage where it all takes place. 02:03:45.597 --> 02:03:48.481 [UNKNOWN]: Final part of the segment we are enjoying this heaven hill. 02:03:49.122 --> 02:03:49.783 [UNKNOWN]: It is hot. 02:03:50.184 --> 02:03:52.407 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to set my full dance so I can partake in the drink. 02:03:52.467 --> 02:03:54.009 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to put the anniversary as 125 degrees. 02:03:55.526 --> 02:03:56.567 [UNKNOWN]: Happy birthday, America. 02:03:56.727 --> 02:03:57.648 [UNKNOWN]: May you not? 02:03:57.688 --> 02:03:58.228 [UNKNOWN]: It's well worth it. 02:03:58.248 --> 02:03:59.769 [UNKNOWN]: May we not burn up before we hit 300? 02:03:59.789 --> 02:04:00.610 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, maybe not. 02:04:00.790 --> 02:04:02.532 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not jumping in the pond before it's over. 02:04:03.032 --> 02:04:04.954 [UNKNOWN]: It should have happened when you're tears. 02:04:05.134 --> 02:04:06.835 [UNKNOWN]: I think it was favored to win the event. 02:04:07.255 --> 02:04:10.338 [UNKNOWN]: I know we're in about 9th place with only 7 holes deep. 02:04:10.958 --> 02:04:12.499 [UNKNOWN]: And our rock star Tanya. 02:04:12.819 --> 02:04:19.362 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you've heard about Tanya's taste on his taste on you is our star today Yes, I've already two of the first three holes. 02:04:19.402 --> 02:04:20.762 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I've been three in our own. 02:04:21.262 --> 02:04:34.468 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, just looked on the other one too We so without without our friend who was visiting the greater Canadian area We didn't get through that bottle the other night. 02:04:34.568 --> 02:04:37.109 [UNKNOWN]: No, and we still got a little left for him too when he chills back up. 02:04:37.129 --> 02:04:37.389 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah 02:04:38.489 --> 02:04:45.511 [UNKNOWN]: Miss Eric can't wait to see you back in the studio, but it's a Canadian's little leave All right, signing off. 02:04:45.832 --> 02:04:46.432 [UNKNOWN]: Cheers. 02:04:46.452 --> 02:04:46.792 [UNKNOWN]: Cheers. 02:04:46.892 --> 02:04:53.234 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to go off course Out of the bourbon studio. 02:04:53.314 --> 02:05:02.037 [UNKNOWN]: I have a bourbon studio We came in for a workout mid mid mid round still got our heaven hill and he'll got our heaven hill I get a couple of all these on my cart. 02:05:02.137 --> 02:05:02.877 [UNKNOWN]: I'm ready to go. 02:05:02.897 --> 02:05:04.838 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, cuz I'm a whist I got to have the ice 02:05:06.263 --> 02:05:08.086 [UNKNOWN]: All right, back out to the back of the golf course. 02:05:09.148 --> 02:05:10.671 [UNKNOWN]: There's a great view of who he's asked. 02:05:11.232 --> 02:05:14.818 [UNKNOWN]: You're going to get some swamp ass view right now. 02:05:17.322 --> 02:05:19.065 [UNKNOWN]: And we're back to the golf. 02:05:20.392 --> 02:05:22.314 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, the bearman was better. 02:05:22.334 --> 02:05:23.314 [UNKNOWN]: I was even parked on there. 02:05:24.035 --> 02:05:24.976 [UNKNOWN]: I bought this, Perry. 02:05:25.116 --> 02:05:30.920 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, this is why I think we should debate whether this is a 13th and a half hole, or the 12th and a half hole. 02:05:31.340 --> 02:05:34.082 [UNKNOWN]: But nonetheless, this is what we got going here. 02:05:34.122 --> 02:05:36.044 [UNKNOWN]: Right, and my ball is right by those carts. 02:05:36.264 --> 02:05:38.025 [UNKNOWN]: Inside the bounds, which is really sucks. 02:05:38.246 --> 02:05:38.766 [UNKNOWN]: It does suck. 02:05:39.326 --> 02:05:40.047 [UNKNOWN]: There's Tanya. 02:05:40.387 --> 02:05:41.528 [UNKNOWN]: Tanya, I'm sorry. 02:05:41.648 --> 02:05:42.749 [UNKNOWN]: You're our star so far. 02:05:43.670 --> 02:05:44.150 [UNKNOWN]: She's ours. 02:05:44.370 --> 02:05:44.911 [UNKNOWN]: Are you player? 02:05:45.951 --> 02:05:46.712 [UNKNOWN]: She's holding this in it. 02:05:49.362 --> 02:05:50.644 [UNKNOWN]: Jesus, this is a hill, Brad. 02:05:50.664 --> 02:05:53.327 [UNKNOWN]: You're gonna have to level this out or put an escalator in for us. 02:05:53.347 --> 02:05:56.492 [UNKNOWN]: So, I'm gonna sign off because I get a hit. 02:05:56.512 --> 02:05:57.072 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, somebody else. 02:05:57.133 --> 02:05:57.653 [UNKNOWN]: That is it. 02:05:58.354 --> 02:06:02.840 [UNKNOWN]: The last time you saw us, we were at the 12 and a half or 13 and a half hole. 02:06:03.000 --> 02:06:05.083 [UNKNOWN]: Are coming out of the basement with our new friend. 02:06:05.644 --> 02:06:06.785 [UNKNOWN]: What has happened since then? 02:06:07.923 --> 02:06:17.390 [UNKNOWN]: There's been between the two of you four birdies in nine holes for not nine holes Five holes six holes. 02:06:17.850 --> 02:06:19.131 [UNKNOWN]: You know what that is four birdies. 02:06:19.631 --> 02:06:21.612 [UNKNOWN]: That is optimum The rest of you. 02:06:21.632 --> 02:06:27.296 [UNKNOWN]: We are optimized Wait, you guys were optimized Optimize So we're gonna take a little nip now. 02:06:27.396 --> 02:06:29.117 [UNKNOWN]: You should have a little celebratory nip 02:06:34.444 --> 02:06:34.804 [UNKNOWN]: Nice. 02:06:34.824 --> 02:06:35.645 [UNKNOWN]: I think it's not optimal. 02:06:36.065 --> 02:06:36.425 [UNKNOWN]: Yes. 02:06:37.366 --> 02:06:37.646 [UNKNOWN]: Cheers. 02:06:38.187 --> 02:06:39.427 [UNKNOWN]: And there's the Tonya taste. 02:06:39.868 --> 02:06:45.111 [UNKNOWN]: Hi, Tonya. 02:06:45.432 --> 02:06:49.254 [UNKNOWN]: Thank you. 02:06:50.535 --> 02:06:52.296 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, it was almost for birdy, parent. 02:06:53.657 --> 02:06:54.338 [UNKNOWN]: Well done, though. 02:06:54.418 --> 02:06:55.038 [UNKNOWN]: Nice to meet you. 02:06:55.819 --> 02:06:57.580 [UNKNOWN]: This has been Bourbon with Brown. 02:06:57.980 --> 02:07:00.182 [UNKNOWN]: Be sure to like and follow. 02:07:00.242 --> 02:07:00.682 [UNKNOWN]: Cheers. 02:07:01.468 --> 02:07:07.352 [UNKNOWN]: The views and opinions shared on the bourbon with Brad podcast are our own, and those of our guests. 02:07:08.053 --> 02:07:13.256 [UNKNOWN]: Nothing we discussed should be taken as financial, legal, business, or gambling advice. 02:07:13.897 --> 02:07:21.202 [UNKNOWN]: Don't make investment, business, or betting decisions based on our conversations as you should always talk to a qualified professional. 02:07:21.842 --> 02:07:28.387 [UNKNOWN]: Always drink responsibly, never drink and drive, and only consume alcohol if you are of legal drinking age.