WEBVTT 00:01.610 --> 00:03.299 [SPEAKER_00]: Welcome to Bergen with Brad. 00:06.408 --> 00:12.291 [SPEAKER_02]: The views and opinions shared on the bourbon with Brad podcast are our own, and those of our guests. 00:12.991 --> 00:18.173 [SPEAKER_02]: Nothing we discussed should be taken as financial, legal, business, or gambling advice. 00:18.834 --> 00:26.137 [SPEAKER_02]: Don't make investment, business, or betting decisions based on our conversations as you should always talk to a qualified professional. 00:26.757 --> 00:33.280 [SPEAKER_02]: Always drink responsibly, never drink and drive, and only consume alcohol if you are of legal drinking age. 00:35.242 --> 00:37.603 [SPEAKER_04]: DACA Daily.AI is not built for everyone. 00:39.283 --> 00:49.126 [SPEAKER_04]: It's built for the council who already knows that speed, precision, and early intelligence wind cases, shape strategy, and protect the enterprise. 00:51.327 --> 01:00.010 [SPEAKER_04]: We serve a small circle of tech forward attorneys who understand the value of seeing regulatory movement before it becomes tomorrow's headline, or next quarter's crisis. 01:02.748 --> 01:07.313 [SPEAKER_04]: If you've heard of us, it's likely because someone trusted you enough to mention it. 01:10.497 --> 01:20.107 [SPEAKER_04]: If you're here, it's because you belong to the fraction of counsel who treat information as a strategic asset, not a commodity, docked daily.ai. 01:21.168 --> 01:24.272 [SPEAKER_01]: The quiet advantage for the attorneys who never wait to be surprised. 01:34.522 --> 01:38.143 [SPEAKER_06]: And we are back in the bourbon studios of Indiana P.A. 01:38.303 --> 01:39.043 [SPEAKER_06]: Yes, we are. 01:40.183 --> 01:44.124 [SPEAKER_06]: And I might notice I got a bigger microphone stand. 01:44.924 --> 01:45.384 [SPEAKER_06]: Thank you, Perry. 01:45.444 --> 01:46.505 [SPEAKER_06]: It's a little more... 01:46.565 --> 01:47.905 [SPEAKER_06]: It's got a little more girth to it, thank you. 01:48.005 --> 01:48.325 [SPEAKER_06]: You sure? 01:49.045 --> 01:50.346 [SPEAKER_06]: Everybody can use a little more girth. 01:50.386 --> 01:51.026 [SPEAKER_06]: I've already noticed. 01:52.118 --> 01:56.081 [SPEAKER_08]: When you wrap your handle, you'll definitely know when you put your hands around. 01:56.101 --> 01:57.742 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I'm not sure if I'm going to build handle it. 01:58.742 --> 01:59.603 [SPEAKER_06]: I have faith, Brad. 01:59.903 --> 02:01.084 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, I appreciate it. 02:01.444 --> 02:05.306 [SPEAKER_08]: You take good care of me and I appreciate you. 02:05.427 --> 02:07.228 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, that makes it cheers. 02:07.348 --> 02:10.930 [SPEAKER_08]: That makes it a lot easier to adjust so you're on the fiddle around with it. 02:11.050 --> 02:12.771 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, getting for a lot of puns in there in there. 02:13.071 --> 02:13.352 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, yeah. 02:15.193 --> 02:18.135 [SPEAKER_06]: I'll be fiddle with you when you make sure it does out in our first few tips. 02:19.597 --> 02:24.319 [SPEAKER_06]: But, you know, before we get going, I have to acknowledge what's happening today on Spotify. 02:24.719 --> 02:25.580 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, it's crazy, right? 02:25.600 --> 02:27.000 [SPEAKER_08]: That's freaking amazing. 02:27.461 --> 02:27.961 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 02:28.101 --> 02:29.782 [SPEAKER_06]: I sent you guys a chart before we came on here. 02:29.822 --> 02:35.024 [SPEAKER_06]: We had over 1,000, 60 hours of watch time today. 02:35.184 --> 02:35.464 [SPEAKER_06]: Alone? 02:35.644 --> 02:36.245 [SPEAKER_06]: That's crazy. 02:36.365 --> 02:36.665 [SPEAKER_06]: I know. 02:36.785 --> 02:37.485 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, I love it. 02:37.825 --> 02:38.426 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, that's crazy. 02:38.446 --> 02:39.986 [SPEAKER_08]: But thank you to everybody out there that's watching. 02:40.027 --> 02:40.367 [SPEAKER_08]: Listening. 02:40.627 --> 02:41.487 [SPEAKER_08]: Thank you so much. 02:41.527 --> 02:42.268 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 02:42.288 --> 02:43.148 [SPEAKER_06]: We appreciate you. 02:43.188 --> 02:44.248 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, we're not going to change. 02:45.564 --> 02:47.024 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, that's not going to happen. 02:47.665 --> 02:51.446 [SPEAKER_06]: We love you for the ride because I'm not your normal one. 02:53.106 --> 02:53.866 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm not normal anything. 02:53.906 --> 02:54.406 [SPEAKER_06]: I got to be honest. 02:54.426 --> 03:00.668 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, you know, we'll get a 2,000 next week now. 03:03.529 --> 03:04.829 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, cheers so much. 03:05.009 --> 03:06.630 [SPEAKER_06]: It's just cheers the Mike stand out. 03:06.970 --> 03:09.550 [SPEAKER_06]: It's not as big or I get used to my arms now, you know? 03:09.570 --> 03:12.131 [SPEAKER_08]: No, it's just a little bit more out of your way. 03:14.483 --> 03:20.806 [SPEAKER_08]: All right, that's very cool, that the, the, the, yeah, we can't say how much we appreciate. 03:21.127 --> 03:23.968 [SPEAKER_06]: No, we're spiking it and it's, it's fun to watch. 03:24.028 --> 03:24.749 [SPEAKER_06]: It is fun to watch. 03:25.209 --> 03:29.951 [SPEAKER_08]: So, kind of makes it a lot more, kind of like my luresky level, come forth this segment, it's spiking. 03:31.672 --> 03:46.546 [SPEAKER_06]: You should do a little bill and just don't know when that's going to happen It usually does Anyway last week it was a third segment things Oh yeah, I mean a little something week before was a second, so it's getting a little sooner every week That's because of sleepless nights, you know 03:47.106 --> 03:51.529 [SPEAKER_06]: fights with Claude fights a Claude and by the way we're not on better terms and I mean a little bit better. 03:51.549 --> 03:53.670 [SPEAKER_06]: We haven't we haven't any big fights But it's a little tertiary. 03:53.690 --> 03:56.672 [SPEAKER_06]: We're still finishing up what we started with our last fight. 03:56.692 --> 03:57.832 [SPEAKER_06]: So it's been a week long journey. 03:58.112 --> 04:01.554 [SPEAKER_06]: I see a Cottage industry in the making here. 04:02.035 --> 04:04.616 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, AI slash human counseling. 04:04.916 --> 04:05.897 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, how do you need it? 04:06.117 --> 04:08.178 [SPEAKER_06]: Take your eyes Me, I'm with you to the counselor. 04:08.198 --> 04:08.678 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, I'm a wreck 04:13.004 --> 04:19.425 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, my family is, you know, a sick and third hearing about Claude this Claude that I'm like, you know what this just me and Claude in the box. 04:19.846 --> 04:25.147 [SPEAKER_08]: I thought you're your family, you're probably tired of hearing you scream. 04:25.167 --> 04:26.107 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, right Peter. 04:26.207 --> 04:26.807 [SPEAKER_08]: What the fuck. 04:26.847 --> 04:32.749 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, if I'd come one more F bomb in the in the box at 3 AM, you know, it's got everybody on it. 04:33.209 --> 04:40.290 [SPEAKER_08]: The dog's like, what if they didn't know you better, they didn't have some kind of a trist with some person named Claude, right? 04:44.152 --> 04:46.373 [SPEAKER_06]: kind of we're we're we're definitely got to the emotional level. 04:47.154 --> 04:50.656 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, I mean, yeah, he knows me better than I know myself these days. 04:51.096 --> 04:51.897 [SPEAKER_06]: At least that's what he says. 04:54.279 --> 04:56.960 [SPEAKER_08]: But the Japanese not cheating on you with Louis. 04:57.241 --> 05:00.983 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, yeah, I think Louis let him alone lately because he's been he's been very receptive. 05:01.003 --> 05:03.525 [SPEAKER_06]: It's so receptive that I've already used through this week. 05:03.545 --> 05:06.827 [SPEAKER_06]: I guess I didn't realize they'd give you an a lot of it and usage for your week, too. 05:07.047 --> 05:07.788 [SPEAKER_06]: I know it's by the month. 05:08.548 --> 05:12.770 [SPEAKER_06]: And if you run out by the month and you got a buy extra, because I'm on the $200 enterprise a month plan. 05:12.810 --> 05:15.051 [SPEAKER_06]: So you get as much as you get for free on that. 05:16.011 --> 05:17.352 [SPEAKER_06]: And I'm getting warnings right now. 05:17.392 --> 05:19.693 [SPEAKER_06]: You've used 80% of your weeks, a lot of usage. 05:19.713 --> 05:21.274 [SPEAKER_06]: And I'm like, I'm only halfway through. 05:23.055 --> 05:24.095 [SPEAKER_06]: And I'm correcting Claude. 05:24.215 --> 05:24.955 [SPEAKER_06]: You know what the hell? 05:25.256 --> 05:27.076 [SPEAKER_06]: You mean it's giving you a weekly allotment? 05:27.277 --> 05:27.757 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 05:27.957 --> 05:28.717 [SPEAKER_08]: It's a kind of break. 05:28.737 --> 05:33.159 [SPEAKER_06]: If you want to use it, you know, until it resets on Sunday at 2 p.m. you're going to have to buy more. 05:34.040 --> 05:34.300 [SPEAKER_08]: Cheers. 05:34.720 --> 05:34.920 [SPEAKER_08]: I know. 05:36.542 --> 05:39.143 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, that's probably the world we're going to be living in here. 05:39.163 --> 05:43.364 [SPEAKER_06]: We need to talk to Claude Supervisor, is there a customer service clawed in there? 05:44.704 --> 05:45.524 [SPEAKER_06]: This name is Dory. 05:45.564 --> 05:45.984 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, right. 05:47.264 --> 05:49.505 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm guessing he has another Claude agent, it's Claude. 05:50.085 --> 05:50.525 [SPEAKER_06]: Me Claude. 05:51.926 --> 05:52.446 [SPEAKER_08]: Claude. 05:52.466 --> 05:54.046 [SPEAKER_08]: We need to have you on the show and explain that. 05:54.066 --> 05:55.366 [SPEAKER_06]: I like to talk to your supervisor, Ryan. 05:55.386 --> 05:55.966 [SPEAKER_06]: The supervisor. 05:56.987 --> 05:57.647 [SPEAKER_06]: I got it. 05:57.727 --> 05:58.447 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm self-covering. 05:58.707 --> 05:59.047 [SPEAKER_06]: Covering. 05:59.147 --> 05:59.307 [SPEAKER_06]: Yep. 06:00.708 --> 06:01.828 [SPEAKER_06]: See the jack of all trades. 06:02.208 --> 06:02.408 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 06:03.204 --> 06:03.864 [SPEAKER_06]: Cheers to you, Claude. 06:04.024 --> 06:05.065 [SPEAKER_06]: You got me going frickin' nuts. 06:05.545 --> 06:12.728 [SPEAKER_06]: Anyways, and I'll do respect, I know I'm complaining and grumbling a little bit, but Fable 5 has done a wonderful job, working out these bugs. 06:13.889 --> 06:14.749 [SPEAKER_06]: It's smoothed it out. 06:14.829 --> 06:18.771 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, it's basically running like a team of 160 engineers would have done. 06:18.991 --> 06:19.731 [SPEAKER_06]: It's impressive. 06:20.772 --> 06:21.772 [SPEAKER_06]: Really, really impressive. 06:23.413 --> 06:24.073 [SPEAKER_06]: Nothing short of it. 06:25.854 --> 06:29.556 [SPEAKER_06]: So impressive, I got a bigger backlog, not, you know, tirelessly pour over. 06:31.155 --> 06:35.057 [SPEAKER_06]: Speaking of which, now, we're going to get into one of our headlines this week in the AI world. 06:35.077 --> 06:35.877 [SPEAKER_08]: A lot of headlines. 06:35.897 --> 06:37.398 [SPEAKER_08]: There are a lot of headlines. 06:37.478 --> 06:42.100 [SPEAKER_06]: I've had, it's like, it's like the sand sifter, you know, and you're, you know, sifting out trying to find the valuable stuff. 06:42.120 --> 06:43.400 [SPEAKER_06]: That's kind of the AI headlines every week. 06:43.420 --> 06:50.503 [SPEAKER_06]: You got to find the one or two or three that, you know, we get caught up and it easily 25 minutes goes by pretty quick, don't it? 06:50.643 --> 06:50.843 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 06:51.123 --> 06:51.303 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 06:51.543 --> 06:57.826 [SPEAKER_06]: So, I thought the appropriate headline would be one of the cases, you know, and it's a nice circuit case that just dropped yesterday. 07:00.417 --> 07:02.519 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, this is an open AI against perplexity. 07:03.040 --> 07:04.601 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, yeah. 07:04.621 --> 07:05.402 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, about that one. 07:05.662 --> 07:06.783 [SPEAKER_06]: No, I'm sorry. 07:06.823 --> 07:09.846 [SPEAKER_06]: It's Amazon against perplexity. 07:10.825 --> 07:15.927 [SPEAKER_08]: And what they are actually these is one of these companies that bring multiple LLMs together, right? 07:15.947 --> 07:16.467 [SPEAKER_08]: Right, kind of. 07:17.128 --> 07:32.854 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, they, they, they, that is their, their whole, I think they've developed and broaden from that, but they, they started with like four or five at the top, you know, LLMs instead of you having to rely on going between all of them, you get kind of like a whole seal basket that kind of works together. 07:32.874 --> 07:33.734 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm not sure how it all works. 07:33.794 --> 07:35.495 [SPEAKER_06]: It's probably their magical sauce, right? 07:35.715 --> 07:39.257 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, they're patent, they're trademark, they're IP, you know, when it comes to that. 07:42.372 --> 07:44.093 [SPEAKER_06]: They're being sued by Amazon. 07:45.113 --> 07:57.660 [SPEAKER_06]: And we're, well, they're alleging that people that are using proplexities agents are going out and they're breaking in and hacking into Amazon accounts, scrubbing and scraping that, you know, lighting, shopping, shopping history. 07:58.000 --> 08:03.042 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, hacking, buying stuff through, you know, you imagine all the bad stuff that can happen, right? 08:03.062 --> 08:04.983 [SPEAKER_06]: This is just the husband's blaming it on that. 08:05.043 --> 08:07.184 [SPEAKER_06]: Probably, yeah, he said that out of you proplexity. 08:07.204 --> 08:08.605 [SPEAKER_06]: That was amazing. 08:09.710 --> 08:10.790 [SPEAKER_08]: Or wives blaming it. 08:10.810 --> 08:15.292 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, you even though all those boxes shipped to the door, that's going to be something else, right? 08:16.372 --> 08:17.312 [SPEAKER_08]: Where'd all that stuff go? 08:17.332 --> 08:17.852 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know. 08:17.992 --> 08:18.352 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 08:18.372 --> 08:18.813 [SPEAKER_08]: Presente. 08:19.433 --> 08:20.353 [SPEAKER_06]: Yep. 08:21.893 --> 08:37.638 [SPEAKER_06]: So anyways, they filed this in Junction, and I think the district court ruled in favor of, I want to say they ruled in favor of Amazon, trying to alleged that the wrong door here is perplexity, the platform. 08:38.353 --> 08:38.953 [SPEAKER_06]: and perplexity. 08:39.374 --> 08:40.655 [SPEAKER_06]: Flexity argued, no, it's not us. 08:40.715 --> 08:44.938 [SPEAKER_06]: It's the individual users that are using this and telling it to go do the agents like this. 08:45.018 --> 08:47.020 [SPEAKER_06]: And the ninth circuit agreed with them and said yes. 08:47.780 --> 08:49.101 [SPEAKER_06]: It's the individual human users. 08:49.121 --> 08:59.169 [SPEAKER_06]: They're the ones that are accountable for this, not you, but we're going to remand that back to the district court in order to district of California, which has become very popular in the whole Silicon Valley explosion. 08:59.189 --> 08:59.709 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 09:00.170 --> 09:04.433 [SPEAKER_06]: We're going to remand it back there for a couple other issues and that's more on the, 09:07.275 --> 09:09.197 [SPEAKER_06]: the trademark state law claim. 09:09.217 --> 09:10.958 [SPEAKER_06]: So that's still to be determined. 09:12.679 --> 09:13.300 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm a guest once. 09:13.320 --> 09:14.521 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I guess he poor Gus. 09:15.241 --> 09:16.643 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, he's he's just a record. 09:16.663 --> 09:17.683 [SPEAKER_06]: This heat, you know, I get some. 09:17.964 --> 09:18.584 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, me too. 09:18.724 --> 09:23.628 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, you know, but next headline, White House. 09:25.349 --> 09:26.430 [SPEAKER_06]: All of a sudden got real quiet there. 09:26.450 --> 09:34.237 [SPEAKER_06]: You know how they were getting on this whole frontier thing, you know, and they went all the the mangoes, you know, the top six to bring their frontier models to 09:35.455 --> 09:40.339 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, their deadline was August 6 to produce the... Oh, that's right, that's tomorrow. 09:40.800 --> 09:41.801 [SPEAKER_06]: Or August 1st, I'm sorry. 09:41.821 --> 09:42.101 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, okay. 09:42.501 --> 09:44.543 [SPEAKER_06]: To produce the plan, the final plan. 09:45.304 --> 09:52.130 [SPEAKER_06]: And we've kind of talked about that through the headlines that they were moving along and everybody's kind of agreed to, you know, except for Meta, I guess. 09:52.190 --> 09:53.651 [SPEAKER_08]: Let's say they opted out, right? 09:53.671 --> 09:57.134 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, they opted out unless that has changed and I haven't seen it otherwise. 09:58.575 --> 10:02.539 [SPEAKER_06]: But so they get this final plan and they're saying it's classified now. 10:06.129 --> 10:07.270 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay. 10:07.370 --> 10:07.870 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't get it. 10:07.891 --> 10:10.433 [SPEAKER_08]: Is it representing the other companies from one another? 10:10.493 --> 10:13.915 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, I don't know how the plan itself protects them. 10:14.256 --> 10:17.879 [SPEAKER_08]: I can understand, I mean, making it keeping it secret. 10:18.119 --> 10:21.602 [SPEAKER_06]: No, I think this, because remember, it's a self-reguling plan. 10:21.642 --> 10:26.566 [SPEAKER_06]: It was the day you actually described it the day you were filling in for me, because I was driving back from New York. 10:27.807 --> 10:33.331 [SPEAKER_06]: It's a self-regulating plan that these companies have agreed to in self-report. 10:34.312 --> 10:34.792 [SPEAKER_06]: That's true. 10:35.733 --> 10:44.840 [SPEAKER_06]: It's self-disclose in the interest of transparency and disclosure and the best interest of humanity, but yet, us as taxpayers aren't going to be allowed to know what that plan is. 10:45.361 --> 10:46.041 [SPEAKER_06]: Finalized plan. 10:46.662 --> 10:47.282 [SPEAKER_06]: It may be nothing. 10:47.623 --> 10:51.566 [SPEAKER_06]: That's a little sketchy here, right? 10:53.647 --> 10:55.028 [SPEAKER_06]: Man, maybe it's still coming out. 10:55.068 --> 10:57.370 [SPEAKER_06]: Who knows, you know, the Trump administration's been busy. 10:58.031 --> 10:58.531 [SPEAKER_06]: That's for sure. 10:58.551 --> 11:00.593 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I was going to say it. 11:00.613 --> 11:03.335 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, it may be a wee bit distracted elsewhere. 11:05.013 --> 11:10.996 [SPEAKER_06]: But, you know, we're having that pre-taste of that 200-year-old Japanese wood. 11:11.456 --> 11:12.416 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, that goodness is so good. 11:12.456 --> 11:13.377 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, that's how it's you poured? 11:13.677 --> 11:14.017 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, yeah. 11:15.258 --> 11:16.198 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm having the wheel horse. 11:16.438 --> 11:17.699 [SPEAKER_08]: I have a tractor named after that. 11:17.919 --> 11:19.059 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, it's actually not bad. 11:19.440 --> 11:19.860 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, nice. 11:20.160 --> 11:21.480 [SPEAKER_08]: That's one of those budget ones. 11:21.761 --> 11:26.443 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, and we're going to get to the bourbon that's sitting on the pedestal today, pairing that's the one you brought. 11:27.322 --> 11:34.410 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, a good friend of mine, Scott Schaefer, his son, coaches college baseball team down in Kentucky. 11:34.871 --> 11:38.135 [SPEAKER_08]: I apologize, Cole, if you're listening, I don't remember the name of the team, but. 11:39.677 --> 11:45.944 [SPEAKER_08]: So they went down to visit and ended up doing, he's not even really a bunch of a bourbon drinker, but ended up going to a couple of distilleries, 11:46.785 --> 11:59.937 [SPEAKER_08]: And I was like, we grabbed me a bottle, so he brought this boons county, it's an old old distillery owned by an old coal magnet down there, it's got tons of money, I think it's probably more of a hobby for him, but yeah. 12:00.077 --> 12:03.080 [SPEAKER_08]: Is it the same guy that makes his boon wine that was like, you know, six dollars off the shelf? 12:03.220 --> 12:03.681 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't know. 12:05.618 --> 12:05.958 [SPEAKER_08]: Maybe. 12:06.919 --> 12:09.381 [SPEAKER_08]: He used a pot still. 12:09.601 --> 12:09.942 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 12:10.002 --> 12:11.123 [SPEAKER_08]: Pot still. 12:11.203 --> 12:11.943 [SPEAKER_08]: Distillery. 12:12.063 --> 12:12.924 [SPEAKER_08]: Big copper pot. 12:12.944 --> 12:13.985 [SPEAKER_08]: He showed me the picture. 12:14.005 --> 12:14.666 [SPEAKER_08]: That's really cool. 12:14.706 --> 12:15.546 [SPEAKER_08]: I do the tour and. 12:16.247 --> 12:17.928 [SPEAKER_06]: Mark knows that cheap stuff. 12:17.948 --> 12:18.008 [SPEAKER_06]: Me. 12:18.068 --> 12:19.890 [SPEAKER_06]: That boon wine was where you same pick up. 12:19.910 --> 12:20.711 [SPEAKER_06]: You got when you got them. 12:20.751 --> 12:21.772 [SPEAKER_06]: Mickey Mickey's big mouth. 12:21.792 --> 12:22.012 [SPEAKER_06]: You know. 12:23.633 --> 12:25.254 [SPEAKER_06]: Matt don't 2020 he knew it was good. 12:25.314 --> 12:29.496 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I knew he was gonna be a good night that night right He got the old you got the 40's sitting there right? 12:29.516 --> 12:32.518 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, you're gonna grab one of them too That he knew what was going down there. 12:32.538 --> 12:40.662 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, you get that cold out who you get that cold out of the you know Out of the freezer cuz that's your first go to Then you're right in that lucidity there. 12:40.762 --> 12:42.683 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm gonna pull off that stuff for you honey 12:44.845 --> 12:46.866 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I got enough for you and I to share. 12:46.946 --> 12:47.267 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 12:47.967 --> 12:53.450 [SPEAKER_08]: So yeah, he he brought that and I thought it'd be a good one to try on the show. 12:53.570 --> 12:55.772 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, we're going to We're going to begin to that in the second segment. 12:55.832 --> 13:02.596 [SPEAKER_06]: We'll the last one to dive into it and tell us a little bit about the new app you found Yeah, all the burden lowers out there. 13:02.636 --> 13:03.716 [SPEAKER_08]: It's pretty cool. 13:04.037 --> 13:06.118 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I was browsing 13:06.658 --> 13:07.298 [SPEAKER_08]: the socials. 13:07.398 --> 13:09.419 [SPEAKER_08]: I think I was probably posted on our video or something. 13:09.919 --> 13:13.080 [SPEAKER_08]: And just add for this app called barrel book came up. 13:13.340 --> 13:14.080 [SPEAKER_08]: And that's really slick. 13:14.120 --> 13:15.361 [SPEAKER_08]: You take picture of the bottle. 13:15.501 --> 13:16.621 [SPEAKER_08]: It uses AI. 13:16.801 --> 13:17.321 [SPEAKER_08]: It goes out. 13:17.341 --> 13:19.042 [SPEAKER_08]: It finds all the statistics on the bourbon. 13:19.062 --> 13:20.162 [SPEAKER_08]: And you can add your own notes. 13:20.202 --> 13:21.343 [SPEAKER_08]: And you can rank them yourself. 13:21.483 --> 13:22.103 [SPEAKER_08]: What a great idea. 13:22.123 --> 13:22.923 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, it's pretty neat. 13:23.103 --> 13:23.983 [SPEAKER_08]: But we didn't come up with that. 13:26.426 --> 13:27.627 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm not sure how they make money. 13:27.647 --> 13:29.249 [SPEAKER_08]: It's free, but you know, whatever. 13:29.649 --> 13:32.151 [SPEAKER_08]: But I'm sure there's money in there somewhere. 13:32.812 --> 13:33.672 [SPEAKER_06]: So anyway, it's kind of neat. 13:33.692 --> 13:35.394 [SPEAKER_06]: It might be an ad and they're here and they're right. 13:35.454 --> 13:35.894 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, maybe. 13:37.015 --> 13:39.397 [SPEAKER_06]: Anyways, we're going to continue on with the headlines. 13:40.543 --> 13:47.928 [SPEAKER_06]: And you know, the other headline that we were going to break into when Eric comes on is the mathematical claims this week. 13:47.968 --> 13:48.728 [SPEAKER_06]: They've expanded. 13:48.768 --> 13:49.689 [SPEAKER_06]: It's kind of like an equation. 13:49.729 --> 13:51.430 [SPEAKER_06]: It's just keeps adding up. 13:51.490 --> 13:52.671 [SPEAKER_06]: Open AI is no longer. 13:52.691 --> 13:53.531 [SPEAKER_06]: Is it my. 13:53.591 --> 13:55.513 [SPEAKER_06]: Am I saying it right when I say the Ergon for me? 13:55.533 --> 13:57.334 [SPEAKER_06]: Was it Ergos. 13:57.594 --> 13:58.134 [SPEAKER_06]: Ergos for me. 13:58.154 --> 14:00.476 [SPEAKER_06]: Like, yeah, I keep going back to movies. 14:00.803 --> 14:03.364 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, and it's got a couple dots above it too. 14:03.404 --> 14:09.967 [SPEAKER_06]: So it's got that funky, it's got that funky little, you know, spilling to it, you know, you always get a wonder about those words, like, yeah, you're special, huh? 14:11.408 --> 14:13.909 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I'm gonna put a couple dots in front of my, about my letters, too. 14:15.670 --> 14:18.351 [SPEAKER_06]: And wasn't a slip of the pen either, I'm just telling you, that's from now on. 14:18.951 --> 14:20.832 [UNKNOWN]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. 14:21.272 --> 14:22.033 [SPEAKER_06]: It's just mysterious. 14:22.053 --> 14:26.315 [SPEAKER_06]: Why don't you get two dots hover in a little extra pronunciation. 14:28.655 --> 14:29.755 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't know what you'd love that. 14:29.855 --> 14:31.035 [SPEAKER_06]: And then I actually love that. 14:31.075 --> 14:33.196 [SPEAKER_06]: I skipped that part of elementary school. 14:34.116 --> 14:36.396 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, syllables, syllables, I don't know whatever. 14:37.276 --> 14:39.497 [SPEAKER_06]: But yeah. 14:39.517 --> 14:47.038 [SPEAKER_06]: So opening eyes, not claiming that their model that has not been released the next one, right? 14:47.858 --> 14:52.859 [SPEAKER_06]: I think it's been a tit for tat with anthropic, because you know where they're like, all you think your model's bad? 14:54.359 --> 14:56.340 [SPEAKER_06]: It's like two moms that play time talk. 14:56.360 --> 14:57.660 [SPEAKER_06]: And you think your toddler's bad? 14:58.665 --> 14:59.686 [SPEAKER_06]: I got one up on you there. 15:01.066 --> 15:03.628 [SPEAKER_08]: I felt like they were coming out with a new version every two weeks. 15:03.728 --> 15:04.748 [SPEAKER_06]: No, I think they have. 15:04.928 --> 15:10.271 [SPEAKER_06]: But now with these frontier versions, they're trying to just find, I think they're really digging their heels and trying to find the biggest and the best, right? 15:10.291 --> 15:13.853 [SPEAKER_06]: So, Fable 5 is really set in mythos that set the stage. 15:14.373 --> 15:16.995 [SPEAKER_06]: Trust me, I've used it personally, it is amazing. 15:18.756 --> 15:23.018 [SPEAKER_06]: Blow is everything out in the water that I've used to this date and point. 15:24.554 --> 15:26.795 [SPEAKER_06]: I guess, Chatchy PT 5.6 is pretty good. 15:27.356 --> 15:37.642 [SPEAKER_06]: I just haven't played around with it a lot to really give my two cents on it, but the more I read about it, it's not coming as close to Claude at all, you know. 15:38.363 --> 15:40.224 [SPEAKER_08]: I think it's, I mean, 15:42.323 --> 15:56.957 [SPEAKER_08]: ChetGPT was kind of the first one that was widely available for people to play with and you know, and so I think there's probably, you know, it's kind of synonymous with AI, it is. 15:57.097 --> 16:06.046 [SPEAKER_08]: And even though I like, I don't know if they're, I don't know if they're using that to their advantage and not bothering, making it better because they figure they have a captive audience 16:06.266 --> 16:07.187 [SPEAKER_06]: No, they're definitely trying. 16:07.547 --> 16:08.667 [SPEAKER_06]: And so that's kind of the headline. 16:08.688 --> 16:13.130 [SPEAKER_06]: So this astro, I kept saying astro, it's straight up your alley, Mitch. 16:13.210 --> 16:17.793 [SPEAKER_08]: And he's like, you're an astro astro, I'll just write her, which one are you? 16:18.253 --> 16:19.054 [SPEAKER_08]: Astro photographer. 16:19.134 --> 16:19.394 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay. 16:19.514 --> 16:19.854 [SPEAKER_08]: That's it. 16:20.455 --> 16:21.295 [SPEAKER_08]: Or astronomer. 16:21.615 --> 16:21.795 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 16:22.556 --> 16:23.296 [SPEAKER_08]: But close. 16:23.517 --> 16:24.557 [SPEAKER_08]: You take pictures of Uranus. 16:25.438 --> 16:29.120 [SPEAKER_08]: I have pictures of Uranus. 16:30.421 --> 16:31.461 [SPEAKER_08]: I had the photo to prove it. 16:31.662 --> 16:33.282 [SPEAKER_06]: Anyways, anyways, 16:34.938 --> 16:35.580 [SPEAKER_06]: astra. 16:36.802 --> 16:37.905 [SPEAKER_06]: I think I'm saying right this time. 16:38.927 --> 16:41.672 [SPEAKER_06]: It's supposedly their their go-to model that has been 16:44.178 --> 16:46.419 [SPEAKER_06]: It would be rivaling any of those CMU mathematicians. 16:46.439 --> 16:47.340 [SPEAKER_06]: That's what I'm saying, right? 16:47.360 --> 16:59.067 [SPEAKER_06]: They're not necessarily solving problems, but I think Eric will, when we get to get saw and he's going to share with us has to what they're doing and break it down in much better terms than I can because, you know, sounds like a challenge, you know? 16:59.087 --> 17:01.568 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, after Elge Brit 2, I got to be honest. 17:01.608 --> 17:02.929 [SPEAKER_06]: I kind of checked up when it came to math. 17:02.949 --> 17:03.489 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't really get it. 17:03.529 --> 17:03.989 [SPEAKER_06]: That's enough. 17:05.230 --> 17:08.952 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm just not doing anything that's going to need that much math. 17:09.172 --> 17:09.453 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 17:11.214 --> 17:13.195 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, I mean, I don't know about that. 17:14.140 --> 17:18.222 [SPEAKER_08]: Maybe you didn't think you were going in the law school, but yeah, I didn't. 17:18.242 --> 17:19.542 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 17:19.782 --> 17:24.124 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, I mean, I never, you talk about, you talk about weird squiggly lines. 17:24.524 --> 17:27.005 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, you get into those variables and calculus stuff. 17:28.006 --> 17:31.047 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, so just put a couple dots above every number too, because it gets real weird. 17:31.067 --> 17:35.068 [SPEAKER_08]: You know, it changes how you pronounce that number. 17:36.069 --> 17:36.569 [SPEAKER_06]: What's going on? 17:36.589 --> 17:37.009 [SPEAKER_06]: What's going on? 17:37.029 --> 17:38.310 [SPEAKER_06]: This is a more in language, man. 17:38.330 --> 17:39.310 [SPEAKER_06]: This is a hero glyphics. 17:45.565 --> 17:58.648 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, trust me my my billable hours were in like in and rounding him off to the hundred Kept easy There was no fractions. 17:58.668 --> 18:06.530 [SPEAKER_08]: There was no And that's my Brad retired and it's a bit dirty No, but I did keep it easy. 18:06.610 --> 18:08.051 [SPEAKER_06]: It was all in segments of 25. 18:08.071 --> 18:13.272 [SPEAKER_06]: I couldn't even do that Most of it most Something that got started over 18:16.326 --> 18:18.490 [SPEAKER_08]: Anyways, but I want to correct a record real quick. 18:18.510 --> 18:21.576 [SPEAKER_08]: I want to thank Skull Shaffer as a coach at 18:25.103 --> 18:26.504 [SPEAKER_08]: Thomas Moore University. 18:26.864 --> 18:29.966 [SPEAKER_08]: It's in Crest View Hills, Kentucky. 18:30.187 --> 18:30.707 [SPEAKER_06]: Nice, so. 18:30.867 --> 18:31.167 [SPEAKER_06]: That way. 18:31.387 --> 18:31.708 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 18:31.788 --> 18:32.648 [SPEAKER_08]: It's hard to mean to. 18:33.008 --> 18:34.369 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, I mean, I know my info, though. 18:34.389 --> 18:36.291 [SPEAKER_06]: They are sitting in the art land, right? 18:36.731 --> 18:37.492 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, very much. 18:37.732 --> 18:39.493 [SPEAKER_08]: But I don't know where they'd been called the band, too. 18:39.613 --> 18:40.133 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, right? 18:40.674 --> 18:41.454 [SPEAKER_08]: Louisville Slugger. 18:41.494 --> 18:41.814 [SPEAKER_06]: We are. 18:42.015 --> 18:45.697 [SPEAKER_06]: We talked about this, uh, I think last episode, and maybe not on air, maybe it wasn't here. 18:45.717 --> 18:50.440 [SPEAKER_06]: And I just forgot because, you know, it's a little fuzzy, though. 18:50.460 --> 18:50.981 [SPEAKER_08]: Fuzzier. 18:53.577 --> 18:55.419 [SPEAKER_06]: It just kind of works as way and everything. 18:55.499 --> 18:56.860 [SPEAKER_06]: That was a little fuzzy, wasn't it? 18:57.661 --> 19:00.163 [SPEAKER_06]: I noticed Claude switched all the lollipies, rhymes, you know? 19:00.183 --> 19:01.364 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, I was like, this is awesome. 19:01.944 --> 19:02.445 [SPEAKER_06]: They changed. 19:02.465 --> 19:04.887 [SPEAKER_06]: No, I mean, when you go in there now, who knows? 19:05.127 --> 19:12.573 [SPEAKER_06]: You can even pull it up now, and it's probably something different, because when they give the sample voices as to, you know, the mood that you want to set for your voice, you know, setting. 19:13.274 --> 19:15.836 [SPEAKER_06]: It was all those rhymes that day, and that was fun. 19:16.917 --> 19:17.838 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, that was a lot of fun. 19:18.278 --> 19:21.021 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I spent half my day using up my Claude time, just listening to those. 19:23.818 --> 19:25.865 [SPEAKER_08]: He's probably your friends who didn't get anything done. 19:27.038 --> 19:28.619 [SPEAKER_08]: All right, well, that's a good laugh side of that. 19:28.639 --> 19:29.579 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm like, all right, one more time. 19:30.359 --> 19:32.020 [SPEAKER_08]: We got some good, that's pretty fun. 19:32.060 --> 19:34.301 [SPEAKER_07]: Social media, that's funny. 19:35.681 --> 19:36.161 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, it was. 19:36.281 --> 19:37.682 [SPEAKER_08]: I thought we're going to lose you at one point. 19:37.702 --> 19:40.343 [SPEAKER_06]: No, and that was our most viral short. 19:41.103 --> 19:42.184 [SPEAKER_06]: It was at least on YouTube. 19:42.764 --> 19:44.144 [SPEAKER_06]: And by the way, I was complaining to YouTube today. 19:44.164 --> 19:49.186 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm like, you know what, we're a top, you know, top 10 Apple Tech podcast. 19:49.206 --> 19:52.887 [SPEAKER_06]: We're breaking into the top 100 on Spotify now because we're spiking. 19:54.428 --> 19:54.868 [SPEAKER_06]: YouTube. 19:54.888 --> 19:58.631 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, we are like silent on YouTube and it's like the it's like the lost soldier out there. 19:58.651 --> 20:08.037 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, but they must have shadow banned me back in the completely offensively days because I might not hear what you know, but didn't all that crap go away is like about two years ago. 20:20.808 --> 20:25.134 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, well, you do, yeah, that's the, yeah, yeah, that's what we do. 20:25.755 --> 20:27.378 [SPEAKER_06]: He sold out in, uh, in left though. 20:27.398 --> 20:29.861 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, and then you got out when you got getting was good, right? 20:30.382 --> 20:31.003 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't blame him. 20:31.183 --> 20:33.286 [SPEAKER_06]: And if you got any Google stock with that, my goodness, right? 20:33.466 --> 20:34.187 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, imagine that. 20:34.247 --> 20:35.870 [SPEAKER_08]: I got to think he probably did. 20:37.022 --> 20:37.903 [SPEAKER_08]: He's like, Google, what's that? 20:39.644 --> 20:44.288 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, that was a, that was an over a billion dollar deal. 20:44.308 --> 20:44.808 [SPEAKER_08]: Was it not? 20:45.368 --> 20:47.010 [SPEAKER_06]: And that was, well, that was back. 20:47.030 --> 20:47.890 [SPEAKER_06]: That was a long time ago. 20:47.910 --> 20:49.652 [SPEAKER_06]: That was over a million dollar deals for every day. 20:50.112 --> 20:51.313 [SPEAKER_06]: That was a billion dollar deal. 20:51.433 --> 20:51.833 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 20:52.054 --> 20:53.194 [SPEAKER_06]: It was like, well, that's probably it. 20:53.334 --> 20:56.597 [SPEAKER_06]: I think he walked away like 1.2 billion with his portion of it. 20:56.617 --> 20:59.479 [SPEAKER_06]: Because there was, there was two or three if I don't, you know, original founders in three. 20:59.499 --> 20:59.759 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 21:00.600 --> 21:05.184 [SPEAKER_06]: If you look at their very first video, they ever posted, it's pretty cool if you haven't seen it just to go on there, I haven't. 21:05.484 --> 21:17.173 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, it's just just search out their on YouTube first YouTube video and it was them three posting it and they very well, I don't think they were, he was in an IEP at the time, I think they were out in Silicon Valley, but 21:18.110 --> 21:18.470 [SPEAKER_08]: Pretty cool. 21:18.570 --> 21:19.231 [SPEAKER_08]: It was pretty wild. 21:19.551 --> 21:21.633 [SPEAKER_08]: You know, when I first came out, I was like, I don't get it. 21:21.813 --> 21:22.914 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, it's just post-video. 21:22.974 --> 21:24.635 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm just, I didn't, I didn't either. 21:24.655 --> 21:25.056 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm like, what? 21:25.476 --> 21:26.177 [SPEAKER_08]: This is stupid. 21:26.197 --> 21:27.378 [SPEAKER_06]: You want to post videos online? 21:27.398 --> 21:27.878 [SPEAKER_06]: That's really good. 21:27.898 --> 21:28.539 [SPEAKER_06]: Who's laughing now? 21:28.559 --> 21:29.519 [SPEAKER_06]: Who wants to do a podcast? 21:29.679 --> 21:30.860 [SPEAKER_06]: And what does a podcast? 21:30.880 --> 21:31.081 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 21:31.981 --> 21:32.161 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 21:32.482 --> 21:34.343 [SPEAKER_08]: I watch more YouTube than I watch anything else. 21:34.964 --> 21:35.504 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I do too. 21:35.885 --> 21:37.926 [SPEAKER_08]: I get down a bare rabbit hole. 21:38.387 --> 21:39.267 [SPEAKER_08]: That's what you're talking about. 21:39.387 --> 21:40.388 [SPEAKER_06]: Your old bugs bunny hole. 21:40.749 --> 21:43.050 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, it's sometimes you come up with a carrot and melt. 21:43.070 --> 21:44.452 [SPEAKER_06]: Sometimes you've got a shotgun waiting for you. 21:47.974 --> 21:49.155 [SPEAKER_06]: You just never know. 21:49.295 --> 21:51.075 [SPEAKER_06]: Keep your head on a swivel. 21:51.355 --> 21:53.135 [SPEAKER_06]: That's right. 21:53.756 --> 21:56.736 [SPEAKER_06]: Anyways, you know, those are the major headlines that are happening. 21:56.756 --> 22:04.398 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, that there's also talks, you know, SpaceX, you know, their stock, just get into that just a little bit because that's been, you know, getting down close to that. 22:05.118 --> 22:06.598 [SPEAKER_06]: I'll pull up the clothes today. 22:06.618 --> 22:10.759 [SPEAKER_06]: It's very close to a buy from this guy. 22:12.771 --> 22:27.322 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, all the early, all the early investors are their release targets going to be hitting so where they can actually know, sell, which will only flood the market with more shares and supply demands are going to arguably push that down further. 22:27.342 --> 22:36.669 [SPEAKER_06]: I think it goes down a little bit further and I think one of us, it was the Louie that maybe sent the chart was that you, Eric, yeah, in our text chain, show kind of the natural 22:40.840 --> 22:42.081 [SPEAKER_06]: represents what I think is going to happen. 22:42.741 --> 22:45.682 [SPEAKER_06]: And there's going to be a good buy-in opportunity once it all kind of compresses. 22:45.702 --> 22:47.443 [SPEAKER_06]: And then you start really looking at earnings. 22:47.483 --> 22:50.545 [SPEAKER_06]: And I don't think that SpaceX has, have they released their earnings yet? 22:50.565 --> 22:53.186 [SPEAKER_06]: If they did, I've been, okay, how were they? 22:53.206 --> 22:53.486 [SPEAKER_06]: Do you know? 22:54.927 --> 22:55.467 [SPEAKER_06]: They messed you up. 22:56.428 --> 22:56.848 [SPEAKER_06]: It's early. 22:56.968 --> 22:58.749 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, and everybody's throwing so much money out there. 22:58.809 --> 23:01.510 [SPEAKER_06]: And, you know, Kersh is going to pay off. 23:01.730 --> 23:05.732 [SPEAKER_06]: God knows it's going to pay off, because I'm holding it up with a pedestal on one leg. 23:08.971 --> 23:11.113 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I mean, you're definitely in the advocate. 23:11.913 --> 23:12.914 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, I'm a fair fan. 23:12.954 --> 23:13.454 [SPEAKER_08]: Definitely a fan. 23:13.474 --> 23:13.995 [SPEAKER_08]: There's no doubt. 23:14.015 --> 23:15.336 [SPEAKER_06]: I think it was one of his best buys out. 23:15.376 --> 23:17.157 [SPEAKER_06]: I would have done nothing different. 23:17.177 --> 23:18.538 [SPEAKER_06]: That first buy for $60 billion. 23:18.858 --> 23:19.559 [SPEAKER_06]: That was a bargain. 23:20.459 --> 23:21.940 [SPEAKER_06]: To me, that's a trillion dollar company alone. 23:24.362 --> 23:28.225 [SPEAKER_06]: Just that acquisition, not even what SpaceX was valued at before that acquisition. 23:30.206 --> 23:30.747 [SPEAKER_08]: It's crazy. 23:31.007 --> 23:31.187 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 23:31.427 --> 23:32.208 [SPEAKER_08]: The numbers are just... 23:33.068 --> 23:39.229 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, once you see the API as much as you see the, you know, the enterprise plans, once you see how they can tell you, all right, you're done for the week. 23:39.249 --> 23:41.510 [SPEAKER_06]: Unless you want to buy more, you understand, you know, yeah. 23:42.150 --> 23:47.651 [SPEAKER_08]: I saw somebody on social media last week, because, you know, there's some real brains on there. 23:48.271 --> 23:51.412 [SPEAKER_08]: This is a, uh, this is hilarious. 23:51.712 --> 23:56.113 [SPEAKER_08]: Elon's only worth 750 some billion now, and I was like, wow, yeah, that sucks. 23:57.189 --> 24:00.751 [SPEAKER_08]: like you're laughing into the fact that he's worth 750 billion you've freaking idiot. 24:00.971 --> 24:03.793 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, no, it's I mean, I think a lot of people just want to see him fail. 24:03.973 --> 24:04.813 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, of course, right? 24:04.853 --> 24:10.417 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, when you're front and center like that, that's that's the natural human in social, social, logical. 24:10.537 --> 24:12.378 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, you're going to say I got to stumble over that too. 24:14.339 --> 24:15.139 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, instincts. 24:15.179 --> 24:21.443 [SPEAKER_06]: So, but yeah, but he's, you know, I told you, I think personally, I think his biggest company to come is 24:23.097 --> 24:23.839 [SPEAKER_06]: That's what you said. 24:24.140 --> 24:29.596 [SPEAKER_06]: Can you imagine now every time you update an app and when we were talking about this in the fourth or fifth segment last week, too? 24:30.538 --> 24:42.200 [SPEAKER_06]: you know, instead of updating like app now you're updating your own mind, if you have a chip planted in your brain and now you can, you can download Fable 5, you can download Astra, you can download all this information, you can download whatever you want, can I? 24:42.220 --> 24:42.680 [SPEAKER_06]: But guess what? 24:42.700 --> 24:57.023 [SPEAKER_06]: It's not going to be free, it's going to be 1995 if you want to not delay this update and then you're going to get reminded like 15 times you didn't update, yeah, but every time I update, it slows me down, you know, I start going, I'm just like a chip and I'm like spiraling like a, like the endless circle, you know? 24:58.332 --> 25:04.297 [SPEAKER_06]: I wonder if it could make me like a great guitar player, you know, that's or give you artistic talent. 25:04.377 --> 25:06.960 [SPEAKER_06]: And that's, you know, we're going to talk about that. 25:07.120 --> 25:18.510 [SPEAKER_06]: Maybe we break it into the, I dropped the, the philosophical technological, mythological question on you boys for the fifth segment, then it's too many equals, yeah, it's a lot of equals. 25:18.930 --> 25:23.534 [SPEAKER_06]: And it's, and it's about how the, you know, how the health advancements are going. 25:23.554 --> 25:25.836 [SPEAKER_06]: And I think neural link plays a role in that, don't you? 25:26.016 --> 25:34.446 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, yeah, so what we'll get into that a little bit in the fifth segment when we had a few bourbons in us in the Liberty's flowing, the thoughts are flowing, maybe not so clearly. 25:35.220 --> 25:36.782 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, but they're flowing nonetheless. 25:36.862 --> 25:44.930 [SPEAKER_06]: In Louis, you'll be here to join in and if John shows up this time, hopefully we can keep the icy light, the flat chillins. 25:44.970 --> 25:45.551 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, control. 25:45.711 --> 25:45.951 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 25:46.112 --> 25:47.073 [SPEAKER_08]: I had to cut all three of them. 25:47.894 --> 25:49.535 [SPEAKER_08]: So, that's really funny. 25:49.635 --> 25:52.559 [SPEAKER_08]: I did pick up, he'd ask me, could you hear it now? 25:53.019 --> 25:57.244 [SPEAKER_08]: So, and it wasn't until I was listening, because I don't, when I do the edits, I'm, 25:58.084 --> 26:07.132 [SPEAKER_08]: I edit the video a little bit of tweak to the audio, cut the front, cut the back, make sure everything's lined up and that's about all I do most of the time. 26:07.372 --> 26:22.664 [SPEAKER_08]: Like for the reels I do more but yeah so we great job with the reels so I was listening to the show Monday or Tuesday on my way to work on my way from work and it was like nine minutes left to go in the show and you could hear it and you said was that, was that Gus? 26:22.824 --> 26:23.665 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, usually is. 26:25.782 --> 26:30.529 [SPEAKER_08]: It was like we had an audible, flatulent moment, I was like, yeah, it was a fart, that was what it was. 26:30.989 --> 26:36.337 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, it's not the Rocky Mountain, you know, clear crystal springs, it's the demand. 26:38.166 --> 26:38.646 [SPEAKER_08]: That's right. 26:38.987 --> 26:46.333 [SPEAKER_08]: And anybody that knows us that listens to the show and knows who that was But there's won't be surprised. 26:46.593 --> 26:47.954 [SPEAKER_08]: No, no, not a bit. 26:47.974 --> 26:49.335 [SPEAKER_08]: I share an office with the guy. 26:49.355 --> 26:50.576 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, you share one sec with him too. 26:50.596 --> 26:51.457 [SPEAKER_06]: That's weird. 26:51.777 --> 26:54.219 [SPEAKER_06]: That's really Very weird. 26:54.239 --> 27:04.707 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, I told I told me, you know, maybe maybe one of these days, you know, the the family A chair roll roll downhill They'll get rolled down, you know, yeah, but a roll right over 27:06.192 --> 27:11.337 [SPEAKER_06]: We're gonna, we're gonna refill, I'll least I'm gonna refill my bourbon into this new YouTube. 27:11.697 --> 27:13.059 [SPEAKER_06]: He'll boondug, you know, too. 27:13.920 --> 27:16.122 [SPEAKER_08]: Hopefully we can back Louie'll be here. 27:16.302 --> 27:17.303 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, Louie, yeah, Louie. 27:17.343 --> 27:17.763 [SPEAKER_06]: That's right. 27:17.783 --> 27:19.425 [SPEAKER_06]: LeBristie himself is Jimmy one. 27:19.745 --> 27:20.226 [SPEAKER_06]: He's here. 27:20.246 --> 27:21.867 [SPEAKER_06]: He's in the bathroom. 27:21.907 --> 27:22.508 [SPEAKER_06]: Look at he's doing it. 27:22.588 --> 27:23.629 [SPEAKER_08]: Louie, what are you doing in there? 27:23.649 --> 27:24.330 [SPEAKER_06]: He's doing his hair. 27:24.990 --> 27:47.827 [SPEAKER_06]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha 27:50.449 --> 28:00.294 [SPEAKER_04]: It's built for the council who already knows that speed, precision, and early intelligence win cases, shape strategy, and protect the enterprise. 28:02.495 --> 28:11.220 [SPEAKER_04]: We serve a small circle of tech forward attorneys who understand the value of seeing regulatory movement before it becomes tomorrow's headline, or next quarter's crisis. 28:13.942 --> 28:18.464 [SPEAKER_04]: If you've heard of us, it's likely because someone trusted you enough to mention it. 28:21.668 --> 28:27.451 [SPEAKER_04]: If you're here, it's because you belong to the fraction of counsel who treat information as a strategic asset. 28:28.492 --> 28:29.312 [SPEAKER_04]: Not a commodity. 28:29.912 --> 28:31.273 [SPEAKER_04]: DocketDaily.au. 28:32.314 --> 28:35.455 [SPEAKER_01]: The quiet advantage for the attorneys who never wait to be surprised. 28:45.882 --> 28:47.163 [SPEAKER_06]: And we are back. 28:47.783 --> 28:49.724 [SPEAKER_06]: You might have noticed my microphone rose. 28:49.744 --> 28:51.564 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, I got it. 28:51.624 --> 28:52.505 [SPEAKER_06]: I just lose you. 28:52.825 --> 28:53.905 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, this new. 28:54.886 --> 28:55.386 [SPEAKER_06]: This new. 28:55.466 --> 28:56.906 [SPEAKER_09]: What do you guys call this new manics? 28:57.367 --> 28:58.107 [SPEAKER_09]: It's a new magic. 28:58.127 --> 28:58.567 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 28:58.687 --> 29:02.969 [SPEAKER_09]: Two bin there that allows it to elevate, stay elevated, almost like pills. 29:03.269 --> 29:03.609 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 29:04.518 --> 29:07.399 [SPEAKER_06]: It's amazing just because our air pill his days are all by itself. 29:07.979 --> 29:08.839 [SPEAKER_06]: It's kind of like fanatics. 29:08.999 --> 29:09.359 [SPEAKER_06]: Look at all. 29:09.780 --> 29:12.620 [SPEAKER_06]: I've been trying to try to conquer that too. 29:13.041 --> 29:16.902 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, I can't even say fanatics on fanatics. 29:17.142 --> 29:17.962 [SPEAKER_08]: But your bike's too high. 29:18.002 --> 29:18.442 [SPEAKER_08]: Put it down. 29:19.202 --> 29:20.543 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, well, that's nobody ever said that. 29:21.753 --> 29:22.654 [SPEAKER_08]: There you go, look at that. 29:22.694 --> 29:23.354 [SPEAKER_08]: See how he's doing. 29:23.394 --> 29:24.115 [SPEAKER_09]: He's called it Mike. 29:24.275 --> 29:25.156 [SPEAKER_09]: Now you don't have to. 29:25.176 --> 29:26.457 [SPEAKER_07]: Look at you coming out. 29:26.497 --> 29:26.637 [SPEAKER_07]: Huh? 29:26.677 --> 29:27.017 [SPEAKER_07]: Huh? 29:27.037 --> 29:28.138 [SPEAKER_07]: Look at the hot Mike, man. 29:28.158 --> 29:31.260 [SPEAKER_07]: He's going to have to change a nut. 29:31.360 --> 29:32.841 [SPEAKER_07]: You don't have to turn the nut. 29:32.901 --> 29:34.302 [SPEAKER_07]: I mean, that's what you talking about. 29:34.322 --> 29:35.723 [SPEAKER_07]: What are you talking about? 29:35.804 --> 29:36.944 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm just going to say hell. 29:41.948 --> 29:46.992 [SPEAKER_09]: There are discussion last week when I said, I'm going to be the Ward Cleaver. 29:47.173 --> 29:47.313 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 29:47.333 --> 29:49.615 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm going to be the dad, the mature one in this group. 29:50.395 --> 29:51.536 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know what the hell happened there. 29:51.556 --> 29:54.479 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, you know, that was one of the dirtiest things ever settled. 29:54.499 --> 29:56.641 [SPEAKER_06]: That was the dirtiest jokes ever on TV, you know? 29:56.801 --> 29:57.501 [SPEAKER_06]: Ward, Ward. 29:57.601 --> 29:59.223 [SPEAKER_06]: Don't you think you're a little hard in the beaver love yet? 30:01.024 --> 30:02.806 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, that's true. 30:09.060 --> 30:09.900 [SPEAKER_06]: He's never heard that one. 30:10.120 --> 30:16.025 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, that's one of the memes that you know, I'll see you being in Ah, yeah, you know, yeah, being in funny memes.com business. 30:16.065 --> 30:18.307 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, I-I-I-I-I Oh, yeah, that's my song. 30:18.327 --> 30:19.688 [SPEAKER_06]: I wrote, we're reposting that one. 30:19.709 --> 30:21.230 [SPEAKER_09]: They're dead, they're in a crash. 30:22.030 --> 30:23.432 [SPEAKER_09]: First time I heard this, they're a third grade. 30:23.472 --> 30:25.533 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm like, Dad, what's that mean? 30:25.613 --> 30:27.015 [SPEAKER_06]: I'll tell you something. 30:27.035 --> 30:29.517 [SPEAKER_07]: Dad doesn't chuckle in nothing, so I'm not that bad. 30:29.797 --> 30:31.679 [SPEAKER_07]: That's not going to worry about it. 30:32.139 --> 30:33.220 [SPEAKER_06]: You'll figure it out. 30:33.240 --> 30:35.582 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, those beavers on the damn man, they're hard on the wood. 30:39.516 --> 30:43.577 [SPEAKER_06]: It's the team, it's the team, it's the explanation I got when I was in second grade. 30:47.416 --> 30:48.157 [SPEAKER_08]: You build up to it. 30:48.577 --> 30:48.997 [SPEAKER_08]: I swear. 30:49.017 --> 30:53.059 [SPEAKER_08]: I swear we go straight to segment five in segment two anymore. 30:53.259 --> 30:53.579 [SPEAKER_08]: It is. 30:53.599 --> 30:54.199 [SPEAKER_08]: I got to be honest. 30:54.259 --> 30:54.879 [SPEAKER_08]: It's the pretzel. 30:55.960 --> 30:57.020 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, it's clearly. 30:57.100 --> 30:59.581 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't just left that thing alone tonight. 31:00.242 --> 31:03.083 [SPEAKER_09]: Tonight's pretzels are sponsored by Snyder's a Berlin. 31:03.123 --> 31:06.244 [SPEAKER_09]: There are no Snyder's of handover since 1909. 31:06.924 --> 31:07.965 [SPEAKER_09]: You just have good pretzels. 31:08.205 --> 31:08.905 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, they are. 31:08.945 --> 31:09.945 [SPEAKER_08]: That's a Pennsylvania. 31:09.985 --> 31:11.626 [SPEAKER_08]: They are Berlin pretzels 101. 31:11.766 --> 31:12.186 [SPEAKER_06]: No doubt. 31:12.286 --> 31:13.367 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, Mitchell, what's up? 31:14.467 --> 31:16.929 [SPEAKER_06]: It's gonna see it's got it. 31:18.449 --> 31:21.431 [SPEAKER_08]: I wonder this got everybody at once were finished with this site. 31:21.731 --> 31:24.172 [SPEAKER_06]: Well we're enjoying the, or we are starting to enjoy. 31:25.773 --> 31:28.674 [SPEAKER_06]: Well it's the pre game, it's the pre game drink that sets things up. 31:28.874 --> 31:35.778 [SPEAKER_06]: The pre game drink always sets it up, but the old boondogs set it up there now, boondog, I can't get away from that. 31:35.798 --> 31:40.840 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm just saying, I'm sorry, you know, that was always the go-to when you had ladies at the party when you were 21, you know. 31:41.877 --> 31:42.798 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, you don't want the dog? 31:42.938 --> 31:45.541 [SPEAKER_08]: He asked if it was the same company that made the wine. 31:46.602 --> 31:47.502 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, you remember that wine? 31:47.522 --> 31:50.085 [SPEAKER_08]: It was like the cheapest wine that you could get out of the thing I forgot. 31:50.105 --> 31:52.287 [SPEAKER_09]: There's sat there, lists it's getting longer. 31:52.587 --> 31:52.787 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 31:52.827 --> 31:54.389 [SPEAKER_05]: There's the mad dog too, the mad dog 2020. 31:54.429 --> 31:57.872 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, it was right next to that, and that's what it was like. 31:58.153 --> 31:58.633 [SPEAKER_05]: It was close. 31:58.913 --> 32:00.174 [SPEAKER_06]: Actually, mad dogs don't bad. 32:00.355 --> 32:01.516 [SPEAKER_06]: You'll need some creep juice. 32:01.936 --> 32:04.598 [SPEAKER_06]: You grab it in the same freezer, you're opening time, you did the job. 32:04.618 --> 32:05.538 [SPEAKER_09]: That was that. 32:05.578 --> 32:06.579 [SPEAKER_09]: Was that Mogan David? 32:06.759 --> 32:08.099 [SPEAKER_09]: Is that where the MD came from? 32:08.119 --> 32:12.502 [SPEAKER_09]: Was Mogan David, I think, was the decoder distiller or a wine maker? 32:12.602 --> 32:14.083 [SPEAKER_09]: It was Mogan David, right, Barry? 32:14.223 --> 32:14.643 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know. 32:14.743 --> 32:15.984 [SPEAKER_09]: I thought it was Mad Dog. 32:16.004 --> 32:16.724 [SPEAKER_09]: It became Mad Dog. 32:16.744 --> 32:18.525 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, I mean, they didn't call it Mad Dog. 32:18.905 --> 32:20.826 [SPEAKER_09]: The mass M.D. 32:21.006 --> 32:22.407 [SPEAKER_06]: It's one of those things that just evolved. 32:22.607 --> 32:22.887 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 32:23.208 --> 32:23.748 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't know. 32:24.008 --> 32:27.170 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, it's one of the new, every Wednesday. 32:27.250 --> 32:31.172 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, see, you're welcome to the... Just wait until we start talking about Astro. 32:32.802 --> 32:36.125 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, I told you what my response is going to be to that text best of earlier. 32:36.145 --> 32:38.046 [SPEAKER_08]: I was going to keep it. 32:38.066 --> 32:38.847 [SPEAKER_08]: The same as it was. 32:38.867 --> 32:39.528 [SPEAKER_08]: The same as mine. 32:39.568 --> 32:40.168 [SPEAKER_08]: It was crickets. 32:40.909 --> 32:41.109 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 32:41.149 --> 32:42.670 [SPEAKER_06]: I was like, all right. 32:43.711 --> 32:45.773 [SPEAKER_06]: Some told me, I said, no, Eric just dumbed this down for us. 32:45.833 --> 32:46.934 [SPEAKER_06]: And it's still like, whoa. 32:46.974 --> 32:47.514 [SPEAKER_06]: Something else. 32:47.554 --> 32:47.954 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 32:47.975 --> 32:51.537 [SPEAKER_08]: The crickets are going to make us show it in quite a few times in this episode. 32:51.557 --> 32:51.938 [SPEAKER_08]: Let's see. 32:51.958 --> 32:52.558 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes, I've done it. 32:52.598 --> 32:56.562 [SPEAKER_06]: Anyways, you know, now they're mentioning the mathematics and the phenetics. 32:57.322 --> 32:57.843 [SPEAKER_06]: Phenetics. 32:57.883 --> 32:58.283 [SPEAKER_06]: Phenetics. 32:58.303 --> 32:58.763 [SPEAKER_06]: Phenetics. 33:01.863 --> 33:02.584 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, that's it. 33:02.944 --> 33:03.625 [SPEAKER_07]: New Maddox. 33:03.925 --> 33:04.806 [SPEAKER_07]: New Maddox. 33:05.126 --> 33:06.107 [SPEAKER_08]: Then that's there we go. 33:06.147 --> 33:07.789 [SPEAKER_08]: See, you're right about the Morgan David. 33:08.449 --> 33:08.850 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 33:08.930 --> 33:09.891 [SPEAKER_08]: Morgan, not Morgan. 33:09.911 --> 33:14.255 [SPEAKER_08]: Morgan Morgan Morgan Morgan Morgan Morgan Morgan Morgan. 33:14.275 --> 33:14.755 [SPEAKER_08]: Morgan Morgan. 33:14.875 --> 33:15.136 [SPEAKER_08]: I know. 33:15.176 --> 33:16.437 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, that's an Arnold Morgan. 33:16.497 --> 33:17.418 [SPEAKER_08]: Boy, that's a percent. 33:18.580 --> 33:22.922 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, back in CCD, the nuns used to slap my hands if I didn't announce CA properly, so. 33:23.022 --> 33:23.422 [SPEAKER_06]: We'll see. 33:23.642 --> 33:25.523 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm good at that until my 19th. 33:25.823 --> 33:33.066 [SPEAKER_06]: I was in a Catholic school, but, you know, my third great teacher was a Protestant angry, a proxy four-year-old male. 33:33.486 --> 33:36.767 [SPEAKER_06]: He slapped me and just twisted my ear, so I still got the same. 33:36.787 --> 33:38.308 [SPEAKER_08]: Is that an after you got bitten by the other kid? 33:38.488 --> 33:40.309 [SPEAKER_08]: No, that was just for extra crack, quickly. 33:44.439 --> 33:46.020 [SPEAKER_08]: I was like a fun time to be at any more. 33:46.040 --> 33:46.661 [SPEAKER_08]: Before we get too far. 33:46.681 --> 33:47.721 [SPEAKER_08]: What's he here straddle you have in there? 33:47.741 --> 33:48.182 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know. 34:09.225 --> 34:11.248 [SPEAKER_08]: So we have, we have to railed already. 34:11.408 --> 34:13.592 [SPEAKER_09]: Sure, we got too far off the rails. 34:13.632 --> 34:15.314 [SPEAKER_09]: I want you guys to talk about the first segment. 34:15.334 --> 34:17.037 [SPEAKER_09]: I missed, I missed again. 34:17.077 --> 34:24.468 [SPEAKER_06]: Anything that was, especially, you know, church school was actually kind of intellectual. 34:25.222 --> 34:38.146 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't know with you to everything we know we were actually talking about the headlines so it was it was more on the headlines and by the way I sure but you guys I know you were busy today at the pharmacy but Sure with you guys are spotify is like spot spaking like a space. 34:38.186 --> 34:39.287 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes, Dr. 34:39.307 --> 34:43.608 [SPEAKER_09]: Thank you to everybody that's listening to us watching us however you're joining us. 34:44.108 --> 34:44.909 [SPEAKER_09]: Thank you very much 34:45.689 --> 34:46.410 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, it's crazy, right? 34:46.430 --> 34:50.313 [SPEAKER_06]: So I pulled it up on the break and we're at 1100 hours today. 34:50.354 --> 34:51.635 [SPEAKER_06]: Listen to 1100 hours. 34:51.815 --> 34:52.776 [SPEAKER_06]: Man, that's crazy, right? 34:52.836 --> 34:56.479 [SPEAKER_06]: To be in the first six months of our, that's pretty good game. 34:56.519 --> 34:57.841 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, seven, seven. 34:58.341 --> 35:01.264 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, who do you think they listen more to here? 35:01.404 --> 35:01.945 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, I think it's you. 35:02.385 --> 35:02.725 [SPEAKER_06]: You think? 35:02.946 --> 35:03.947 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, I don't say much. 35:04.147 --> 35:05.168 [SPEAKER_06]: Now, they just put it on a repeat. 35:05.188 --> 35:07.230 [SPEAKER_06]: They just look at you and they just look at an over and over again. 35:08.096 --> 35:08.817 [SPEAKER_07]: I'll loop. 35:08.877 --> 35:08.997 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 35:09.097 --> 35:09.997 [SPEAKER_07]: It's a loole loop. 35:10.077 --> 35:10.398 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 35:10.798 --> 35:11.819 [SPEAKER_06]: It's a loole loop. 35:12.279 --> 35:12.919 [SPEAKER_06]: It's a loole loop. 35:13.460 --> 35:15.001 [SPEAKER_06]: They run it at the senior women's home. 35:15.081 --> 35:16.001 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, there's no doubt they do. 35:16.442 --> 35:17.382 [SPEAKER_06]: They got it on the big screen. 35:18.323 --> 35:19.284 [SPEAKER_06]: Listen, ladies, come on down. 35:19.304 --> 35:20.264 [SPEAKER_06]: Louie loops going to be on. 35:20.425 --> 35:20.845 [SPEAKER_06]: Hey, yeah. 35:20.865 --> 35:22.186 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, did you see that? 35:22.286 --> 35:22.886 [SPEAKER_07]: Let's do that. 35:23.767 --> 35:24.247 [SPEAKER_08]: Louie loop. 35:24.267 --> 35:27.409 [SPEAKER_08]: That's going to be your second name now. 35:29.218 --> 35:31.002 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, I'm going sideways. 35:31.082 --> 35:31.623 [SPEAKER_09]: Sideways. 35:31.643 --> 35:33.346 [SPEAKER_06]: Mr. Leave it to you. 35:33.426 --> 35:35.350 [SPEAKER_06]: No, I'm not going to make you tell the story. 35:35.370 --> 35:37.974 [SPEAKER_09]: That's, it's a segment-fibletile. 35:38.035 --> 35:38.535 [SPEAKER_09]: All right. 35:39.925 --> 35:41.286 [SPEAKER_06]: Now all the truth comes out. 35:41.306 --> 35:44.730 [SPEAKER_06]: No, it's the lubricities segment, you know, so. 35:45.271 --> 35:47.012 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm either going to be, I figured out. 35:47.273 --> 35:50.716 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm either going to be lubricity on the, the, the, the the bourbon side. 35:51.157 --> 35:52.338 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm going to go to a waterloo. 35:52.718 --> 35:53.559 [SPEAKER_09]: I know we drink water. 35:53.899 --> 35:56.222 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, water, which I'm going to create. 35:56.262 --> 35:57.023 [SPEAKER_08]: That's a great episode. 35:57.043 --> 35:58.764 [SPEAKER_06]: There's got to be somewhere in between where you go to head on it. 35:59.906 --> 36:01.768 [SPEAKER_09]: Uh, I can't do that with water. 36:03.854 --> 36:05.415 [SPEAKER_09]: It's called beer, right? 36:06.035 --> 36:06.975 [SPEAKER_09]: And I'll have to win our... 36:06.995 --> 36:08.036 [SPEAKER_09]: This is literally a bourbon. 36:09.016 --> 36:09.476 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't think so. 36:09.737 --> 36:15.699 [SPEAKER_09]: We'll do that when our... Our weekly fan Jay Crap skits here. 36:16.139 --> 36:18.981 [SPEAKER_09]: He usually brings the beer in and slide it in sometimes. 36:19.541 --> 36:28.425 [SPEAKER_09]: Kind of bourbon, but... No, hey, before we go too far, you guys on our text thread this week, the four of us here have kind of a thread that we keep talking about. 36:29.980 --> 36:34.744 [SPEAKER_09]: craziest things that I tried to read was about this thing called Astra. 36:34.905 --> 36:40.470 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, that's that's all you want to get into It's a problem Matt problems right math problem. 36:40.550 --> 36:41.751 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, and that's my back. 36:41.791 --> 36:42.471 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, I'm shuttering. 36:42.491 --> 36:43.732 [SPEAKER_06]: I still have nightmares about that. 36:43.752 --> 36:48.677 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, it's like off I had Mr. Kroutman back in the eighth grade in Denver. 36:49.618 --> 36:51.499 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, he just sounds like a soup. 36:51.519 --> 36:52.921 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, no, he was super intense 36:54.439 --> 36:57.160 [SPEAKER_09]: But wait to our audience, here's we're not talking about this. 36:57.180 --> 37:04.102 [SPEAKER_09]: You can't wait to minus seven plus seven equals 14 or whatever the hell that we're talking about stuff. 37:04.242 --> 37:06.543 [SPEAKER_09]: I have some, you're talking about her dose with my phone. 37:06.563 --> 37:08.603 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, we were talking about her dose with two little dots above it. 37:08.803 --> 37:10.744 [SPEAKER_06]: When it has an her dose, no, that's her dose. 37:10.764 --> 37:14.265 [SPEAKER_06]: That's one mathematical problem that opening I supposedly solved the first week, right? 37:14.805 --> 37:15.345 [SPEAKER_06]: Made headlines. 37:15.385 --> 37:23.108 [SPEAKER_06]: No, no, no, no, this will, no, because it's, you know, it's a tit for tat who's got the bigger dick kind of thing, you know, is it my ED measure him and hers, you know? 37:24.469 --> 37:27.331 [SPEAKER_08]: We have the same product, one is a lot cheaper. 37:27.872 --> 37:30.454 [SPEAKER_08]: Didn't him just get them to get sued? 37:30.514 --> 37:36.680 [SPEAKER_09]: There's some things going on in telehealth world right now that are maybe going to change that whole dynamic. 37:36.720 --> 37:37.861 [SPEAKER_09]: That whole picture going on. 37:37.881 --> 37:40.263 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, that came out of the dock at the LA. 37:40.343 --> 37:41.604 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, that's right. 37:41.644 --> 37:41.904 [SPEAKER_09]: It did. 37:41.924 --> 37:43.606 [SPEAKER_09]: They did privacy issues going on. 37:43.666 --> 37:44.847 [SPEAKER_09]: And you scraped that out of there. 37:44.927 --> 37:46.769 [SPEAKER_09]: But no, so tell me guys. 37:46.809 --> 37:50.052 [SPEAKER_09]: So the text was talking about Astra. 37:50.712 --> 37:54.515 [SPEAKER_09]: and 10 of the mathematical problems that the world has dealt with. 37:55.516 --> 37:55.957 [SPEAKER_06]: You got it right. 37:55.977 --> 37:56.277 [SPEAKER_06]: I got it. 37:56.297 --> 37:57.078 [SPEAKER_06]: I went astros. 37:57.118 --> 37:59.199 [SPEAKER_06]: I was going about Justin's, you know, it was like astro. 37:59.680 --> 38:01.401 [SPEAKER_06]: That was, no, that was astro. 38:01.721 --> 38:02.622 [SPEAKER_06]: It was an astro dog. 38:03.163 --> 38:05.725 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, that was supposed to be astro, but sometimes they said, 38:08.372 --> 38:08.892 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, it's it. 38:09.652 --> 38:09.872 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 38:09.952 --> 38:10.513 [SPEAKER_06]: The jetans have. 38:11.373 --> 38:12.533 [SPEAKER_06]: We're almost living in the jet. 38:12.553 --> 38:12.873 [SPEAKER_06]: Finally. 38:13.093 --> 38:14.094 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, we're getting it. 38:14.114 --> 38:17.575 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, we finally got the TV on the wall that talks back and forth. 38:17.935 --> 38:22.896 [SPEAKER_06]: We have the watch, right, which was that was high tech, and now the flying cars are coming right behind it. 38:22.976 --> 38:23.376 [SPEAKER_06]: They are. 38:23.556 --> 38:24.937 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 38:24.957 --> 38:25.457 [SPEAKER_06]: Can't close here. 38:25.677 --> 38:26.517 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 38:26.557 --> 38:28.458 [SPEAKER_06]: We get a real ugly. 38:30.698 --> 38:33.199 [SPEAKER_06]: They don't do that, then I'm going to be very disappointed. 38:33.499 --> 38:37.120 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm going to download the app where it just can be me and they're going 38:40.761 --> 38:49.765 [SPEAKER_06]: It's like motorboat and everywhere you go. 38:51.966 --> 38:53.127 [SPEAKER_09]: So, Eric, you need a young dude. 38:53.147 --> 38:54.367 [SPEAKER_09]: You know what the Jetsons are? 38:54.407 --> 38:55.228 [SPEAKER_09]: No, we're talking. 38:55.248 --> 38:55.668 [SPEAKER_09]: I do. 38:55.808 --> 38:55.968 [SPEAKER_09]: I do. 38:56.348 --> 38:57.289 [SPEAKER_09]: Not really, but I do. 38:57.309 --> 38:58.809 [SPEAKER_09]: No, he's in a couple of ways. 38:58.909 --> 39:00.870 [SPEAKER_07]: No, okay. 39:00.910 --> 39:01.671 [SPEAKER_09]: Five dollars. 39:01.691 --> 39:02.071 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 39:02.191 --> 39:03.912 [SPEAKER_09]: Can you tell me who his wife was? 39:03.952 --> 39:04.552 [SPEAKER_09]: What was her name? 39:06.658 --> 39:14.744 [SPEAKER_09]: Jane that's five now for I couldn't even tell you the one what was his boy's name That's Gus 39:17.480 --> 39:18.481 [SPEAKER_09]: That's our dog. 39:18.601 --> 39:20.843 [SPEAKER_09]: He wants that down. 39:20.863 --> 39:22.064 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know. 39:22.504 --> 39:23.025 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 39:23.425 --> 39:25.867 [SPEAKER_09]: Have you peep out there in our studio audience out there for $10? 39:25.887 --> 39:29.730 [SPEAKER_09]: Does anybody know what George Jetson's son's name was? 39:30.271 --> 39:30.911 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, all right. 39:30.931 --> 39:31.132 [SPEAKER_09]: All right. 39:31.152 --> 39:31.412 [SPEAKER_09]: Here we go. 39:31.432 --> 39:31.952 [SPEAKER_09]: All right. 39:31.992 --> 39:38.378 [SPEAKER_09]: Ta-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da 39:39.796 --> 39:44.682 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, James, his wife, and the man he was roses. 39:45.583 --> 39:47.465 [SPEAKER_09]: Uh, didn't they work for spacely sprockets? 39:47.485 --> 39:47.866 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes. 39:48.486 --> 39:48.807 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 39:48.987 --> 39:50.329 [SPEAKER_09]: That was SpaceX before SpaceX. 39:50.349 --> 39:52.451 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, it was. 39:52.471 --> 39:55.475 [SPEAKER_09]: So we on Musk apparently is not that smart, okay? 39:55.535 --> 39:58.538 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, let's just copy and spacely sprockets. 39:58.598 --> 39:59.920 [SPEAKER_09]: He is spacely sprockets. 40:01.412 --> 40:01.753 [SPEAKER_09]: Astro. 40:01.993 --> 40:02.373 [SPEAKER_06]: Astro. 40:02.453 --> 40:03.634 [SPEAKER_06]: That's what we're just talking about. 40:03.914 --> 40:05.495 [SPEAKER_06]: That's what I think open AI is trying to go for. 40:05.515 --> 40:07.156 [SPEAKER_06]: They're trying to be kind of space-excious. 40:07.777 --> 40:09.117 [SPEAKER_06]: That's right. 40:09.378 --> 40:10.218 [SPEAKER_06]: That's close enough. 40:10.258 --> 40:11.759 [SPEAKER_05]: But it's Astro. 40:17.213 --> 40:26.683 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm going to defer because I know nothing other than the fact that Eros, which I'm probably saying wrong because he's got this, especially. 40:26.823 --> 40:35.452 [SPEAKER_06]: And I just said, I'm just now dropping two dots and above two or three my balls in my last name too, just for, you know, that's because you could. 40:36.152 --> 40:36.332 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 40:37.033 --> 40:39.496 [SPEAKER_08]: That's a European thing, that is a European thing. 40:39.516 --> 40:42.699 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, and with your last name, you can go a couple of different ways. 40:42.759 --> 40:43.099 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, yeah. 40:43.159 --> 40:45.582 [SPEAKER_09]: It's something you and the dots and everything. 40:45.622 --> 40:48.165 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, you can be a lot of different people there, man. 40:48.245 --> 40:49.426 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, there he is. 40:49.586 --> 40:51.668 [SPEAKER_06]: That's a good name. 40:52.049 --> 40:53.230 [SPEAKER_06]: It's Mr. Mon himself. 41:02.477 --> 41:07.261 [SPEAKER_09]: It looks like a quote mark above the oh agreed. 41:07.301 --> 41:08.082 [SPEAKER_09]: It's kind of fancy in it. 41:08.142 --> 41:08.942 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, but you know what? 41:09.643 --> 41:16.348 [SPEAKER_09]: It's his first name is so like white bread haul Yeah, that's why I'm thinking I'm gonna fancy mine up to mine's bread 41:19.464 --> 41:30.097 [SPEAKER_09]: People will be disappointed to know he left three open ended questions behind Yeah, they were but at some point when we get into this discussion I'm gonna be like me is ping got lazy. 41:30.117 --> 41:32.821 [SPEAKER_06]: He's just like dot yeah, I'm just gonna roll with it 41:36.005 --> 42:01.973 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm going to let all of our listeners know the listeners know what some of these problems are that they're astra so what do you ask to actually solve or figure out that we as humans as the natural mortal humans so these are problems nobody know humans ever solved wait let me just read one of these problems and then then just to give everyone my eyes go to a problem I understand that as I said we're not talking about two plus two equals four times nine is whatever it is this is 42:04.273 --> 42:10.095 [SPEAKER_09]: a construction establishing the existence of non-sophic groups, a question that has occupied theorist for years. 42:10.915 --> 42:11.595 [SPEAKER_09]: I know. 42:11.615 --> 42:19.758 [SPEAKER_09]: Or we are going to do a disproof of cons, rigidity conjecture, a long-standing problem in the theory of vannuman algebra. 42:20.078 --> 42:21.819 [SPEAKER_09]: Is that long-numan rigidity goal? 42:22.559 --> 42:23.180 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know. 42:23.200 --> 42:23.740 [SPEAKER_09]: My teammates. 42:23.980 --> 42:33.505 [SPEAKER_09]: Isn't that the guy from, uh, from, uh, sizing saddles, uh, arguably the guy, uh, new men are, uh, new men are on something rather. 42:33.525 --> 42:34.086 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 42:34.406 --> 42:37.928 [SPEAKER_09]: But these are the kind of things that this Astra has apparently solved. 42:38.628 --> 42:39.788 [SPEAKER_09]: when you guys shared this with me. 42:39.848 --> 42:40.128 [SPEAKER_09]: I do. 42:40.168 --> 42:41.289 [SPEAKER_08]: I do problem in there somewhere. 42:41.709 --> 42:45.550 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, you, that's probably have nothing in there, but it's a matter of fact. 42:45.630 --> 42:46.490 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know the works. 42:46.650 --> 42:49.091 [SPEAKER_09]: So I, I'm hoping to get enlightened tonight. 42:49.251 --> 42:50.772 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, he asked us and freaking nerd. 42:50.792 --> 42:50.892 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 42:50.912 --> 42:53.512 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm going to be the village idiot tonight to uh, let's do it. 42:53.572 --> 42:54.333 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, I mean to do it. 42:54.573 --> 42:54.793 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 42:54.853 --> 43:00.094 [SPEAKER_06]: In fact, we should do his read, uh, Erics, uh, text us when we asked him to put in concise playing English. 43:01.215 --> 43:01.555 [SPEAKER_06]: You want to 43:03.603 --> 43:05.464 [SPEAKER_05]: That's how you don't think it down. 43:05.484 --> 43:06.305 [SPEAKER_06]: We're a big trouble. 43:06.585 --> 43:10.488 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, just so our listeners in here, it dumbed down for us as well. 43:11.289 --> 43:11.449 [SPEAKER_09]: Right. 43:11.509 --> 43:13.050 [SPEAKER_06]: Right. 43:13.070 --> 43:14.871 [SPEAKER_09]: So this is this focuses. 43:14.891 --> 43:19.735 [SPEAKER_08]: But you should have heard Siri reading that on my way home today, whenever I had it read it. 43:19.975 --> 43:23.037 [SPEAKER_08]: It was, I was like, what the fuck is she talking about? 43:23.057 --> 43:26.179 [SPEAKER_06]: I had her, I had her, I had the Claude reading it and the fuzzy was he voice. 43:28.977 --> 43:32.099 [SPEAKER_09]: You should have done it in that English woman voice. 43:32.199 --> 43:33.860 [SPEAKER_09]: That's a winner all the time. 43:34.140 --> 43:38.443 [SPEAKER_09]: No, so here's how Eric brought this back to the common folk. 43:38.623 --> 43:39.023 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 43:39.824 --> 43:42.986 [SPEAKER_09]: Astra did not completely solve the 10 broad mathematical problems. 43:43.006 --> 43:43.506 [SPEAKER_09]: Not the problem. 43:43.526 --> 43:47.609 [SPEAKER_09]: Several of the 10 results appear to resolve or disprove longstanding conjecture. 43:48.049 --> 43:51.211 [SPEAKER_09]: While others make major advances rather than complete solutions. 43:51.711 --> 44:04.356 [SPEAKER_09]: The more remarkable development is that Astro appears to have generated original research level arguments across several unrelated mathematical disciplines, which were developed into formal papers and translated into lean proofs. 44:04.816 --> 44:05.617 [SPEAKER_06]: What the hell is a lean? 44:05.657 --> 44:07.638 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, we would like you to explain your math. 44:07.958 --> 44:10.679 [SPEAKER_09]: Lean proofs that can be evaluated by mathematicians. 44:12.087 --> 44:15.988 [SPEAKER_08]: Take a bit of entire entire segment just to describe what the hell it all means. 44:17.109 --> 44:18.069 [SPEAKER_06]: I think it cheated. 44:18.129 --> 44:19.470 [SPEAKER_06]: I want to I want you to explain it. 44:19.670 --> 44:20.490 [SPEAKER_06]: Right. 44:20.790 --> 44:23.471 [SPEAKER_06]: So I want to see the proof. 44:23.511 --> 44:24.591 [SPEAKER_09]: Let me finish your sum here. 44:24.992 --> 44:32.934 [SPEAKER_09]: AI may have crossed from solving mathematics already known and solved by a human into producing Genuinely new mathematical knowledge. 44:32.974 --> 44:35.835 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, and that's interesting. 44:35.995 --> 44:37.316 [SPEAKER_06]: That's getting into fourth of this segment. 44:37.396 --> 44:38.276 [SPEAKER_06]: It feels awful. 44:38.316 --> 44:38.776 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 44:38.876 --> 44:39.156 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 44:39.176 --> 44:40.137 [SPEAKER_05]: That last part first. 44:40.157 --> 44:40.277 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 44:40.297 --> 44:40.477 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 44:40.858 --> 44:43.535 [SPEAKER_05]: They're actually 11 problems and, um, uh, 44:44.692 --> 44:49.095 [SPEAKER_05]: Open AI, there's two Erdos problems that they combine. 44:49.135 --> 44:50.956 [SPEAKER_05]: So there is actually 11, but they made 10. 44:52.117 --> 45:05.805 [SPEAKER_05]: So previously, and we talked about last week that Erdos problem, that was solved with prumps, with mathematicians, and what they did was, they... That makes sense, because now you're going through the lens of somebody that knows what they're talking about back and forth, right? 45:06.005 --> 45:08.527 [SPEAKER_05]: Exactly, and so I think that's kind of the interesting piece of it. 45:08.927 --> 45:10.808 [SPEAKER_06]: And I think that's valuable to know, because it just wasn't 45:14.366 --> 45:23.548 [SPEAKER_05]: Correct, that's the most, but it didn't solve, I think it solved, I think three or four problems, it disproved one. 45:25.069 --> 45:27.389 [SPEAKER_05]: That's almost holding your root. 45:27.429 --> 45:29.009 [SPEAKER_05]: Basically, yeah, I've disproved it. 45:29.129 --> 45:32.390 [SPEAKER_06]: You kind of figured out that it's not true. 45:32.530 --> 45:35.611 [SPEAKER_05]: If you disproved it, it didn't exist, so therefore you solved it. 45:35.751 --> 45:38.152 [SPEAKER_05]: It basically, yeah, they disproved one, and then the other one, they 45:46.718 --> 45:51.086 [SPEAKER_09]: my best effort or cleaver come into the 2,000 45:53.025 --> 45:54.766 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, it's hard in a rupture. 45:54.906 --> 45:57.628 [SPEAKER_07]: No, I do not get a rupture, but yeah, that's all right. 45:57.688 --> 46:00.509 [SPEAKER_06]: I did the same thing in my math, he could do, I could be honest. 46:00.529 --> 46:01.110 [SPEAKER_07]: Mr. Croweman. 46:01.130 --> 46:01.790 [SPEAKER_07]: Mr. Croweman. 46:01.830 --> 46:03.351 [SPEAKER_07]: All the way up, Brad. 46:04.432 --> 46:04.612 [UNKNOWN]: Brad. 46:04.992 --> 46:05.312 [SPEAKER_07]: Croweman. 46:05.332 --> 46:05.793 [SPEAKER_07]: Croweman. 46:06.393 --> 46:06.853 [SPEAKER_07]: He. 46:07.313 --> 46:11.156 [SPEAKER_08]: It sounds like a character from, like, a fair spiel or a character from, like, uh, Simpson. 46:11.176 --> 46:11.616 [SPEAKER_06]: Croweman. 46:11.656 --> 46:12.797 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, he was, he was intense. 46:13.157 --> 46:14.438 [SPEAKER_06]: He made, he made everybody cry. 46:15.158 --> 46:15.638 [SPEAKER_07]: Did you cry? 46:15.899 --> 46:16.819 [SPEAKER_06]: No, not the first year. 46:17.099 --> 46:18.060 [SPEAKER_06]: Except, no, not second year. 46:19.442 --> 46:20.463 [SPEAKER_06]: There was a third here? 46:20.663 --> 46:21.764 [SPEAKER_08]: No, I had him in the seventh N.A.' 46:21.704 --> 46:22.244 [SPEAKER_08]: 's grave off. 46:22.505 --> 46:23.305 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, boy. 46:23.345 --> 46:24.967 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, you cried the first year, not a little bit. 46:25.087 --> 46:26.187 [SPEAKER_08]: Because you were hardened by that. 46:26.228 --> 46:28.389 [SPEAKER_08]: And you were like, now it's like, I'm not just an N.A. 46:28.409 --> 46:28.830 [SPEAKER_08]: I want you. 46:29.050 --> 46:30.331 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I get you. 46:31.131 --> 46:33.213 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm not going to give you the pleasure watching me cry. 46:33.773 --> 46:34.874 [SPEAKER_06]: There was pleasure, though, I think. 46:36.505 --> 46:37.826 [SPEAKER_06]: That was old school pleasure, both of them. 46:37.846 --> 46:41.489 [SPEAKER_06]: That was just new school pleasures where your teachers make headline news. 46:42.530 --> 46:43.831 [SPEAKER_06]: Uh-oh, you know. 46:44.131 --> 46:45.172 [SPEAKER_09]: Eric, let's get back to you. 46:45.192 --> 46:45.872 [SPEAKER_09]: No, let's get back to you. 46:45.893 --> 46:46.473 [SPEAKER_09]: Let's get back to you. 46:46.493 --> 46:47.914 [SPEAKER_09]: Let's get back to you. 46:47.934 --> 46:48.174 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes. 46:48.274 --> 46:49.595 [SPEAKER_09]: He's saving a mission. 46:49.615 --> 46:49.936 [SPEAKER_09]: Hey, oh. 46:51.277 --> 46:52.978 [SPEAKER_09]: Do you see some of these teachers? 46:53.058 --> 46:55.060 [SPEAKER_09]: No, don't pay attention. 46:55.080 --> 46:56.341 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm going to send you, not even. 46:56.361 --> 47:00.324 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm just going to do a line up of the top 10 teachers that have had sex with their students like that. 47:01.185 --> 47:01.965 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, actually, yeah. 47:04.140 --> 47:10.283 [SPEAKER_06]: It is, it's not, it's not the gym teacher like, you know, from, you know, you know, yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. 47:10.463 --> 47:10.663 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 47:10.863 --> 47:16.845 [SPEAKER_08]: Some of the, some of the, like, the selfies that they were sending these boys, the stuff was like, damn, why didn't that happen when I went on here? 47:16.885 --> 47:17.065 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 47:17.165 --> 47:25.228 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, how inappropriate, yeah, God, mom, mom, mom, Sophie's real. 47:29.310 --> 47:29.590 [SPEAKER_07]: Help. 47:31.285 --> 47:33.607 [SPEAKER_06]: You must keep asking me to hear after for extra credit. 47:37.731 --> 47:39.372 [SPEAKER_08]: I was just going to give me an A. 47:40.913 --> 47:42.274 [SPEAKER_06]: So I'm just doing everything. 47:43.055 --> 47:44.416 [SPEAKER_06]: Okay, Mom, I'm going to study. 47:44.456 --> 47:46.638 [SPEAKER_06]: Listen, that was not the way it was when we were kids. 47:46.838 --> 47:47.079 [SPEAKER_06]: No. 47:48.280 --> 47:49.661 [SPEAKER_06]: And it certainly wouldn't have been a crime back then. 47:49.701 --> 47:50.361 [SPEAKER_06]: I got to be honest. 47:56.324 --> 48:01.568 [SPEAKER_07]: another one I'm just gonna take a step back here and just let it all come in. 48:01.608 --> 48:07.273 [SPEAKER_09]: So once again, I'm gonna try and redirect and get air back on the earth. 48:08.074 --> 48:09.055 [SPEAKER_06]: Anyways, we'll get back to this. 48:09.095 --> 48:15.841 [SPEAKER_06]: But if you want to look up something very fascinating, just look up the latest female teachers that have sexually assaulted them with the math. 48:17.807 --> 48:20.328 [SPEAKER_06]: It's there isn't there's an algorithm to this too. 48:20.388 --> 48:20.968 [SPEAKER_06]: I can tell me. 48:20.988 --> 48:21.488 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm done it. 48:21.508 --> 48:40.077 [SPEAKER_07]: This isn't a one-off No, you get a water Well the problem is some of these teachers are like four years older than some of the kids are teaching and that's always been the problem, right? 48:40.117 --> 48:41.157 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, they're too close to me. 48:41.197 --> 48:44.159 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, yeah, I can understand that 48:44.792 --> 48:46.354 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, they're all old liver weird. 48:46.374 --> 48:46.835 [SPEAKER_08]: They're homework. 48:47.435 --> 48:49.578 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, there was maybe a couple. 48:50.820 --> 48:54.724 [SPEAKER_06]: But yeah, I think my second, my first year kindergarten teacher. 48:57.408 --> 48:58.189 [SPEAKER_08]: What, what an lunch. 48:59.955 --> 49:17.053 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay, say hey, let's ask someone who's too you are, yeah, okay, all right, in the green shirt what was your what grade was your hotteacher fifth grade Yeah, don't want to know any names what class 49:17.994 --> 49:19.414 [SPEAKER_07]: She was just a home room teacher. 49:19.434 --> 49:22.415 [SPEAKER_09]: Home room teacher, he's my guy in a blue shirt. 49:22.535 --> 49:24.176 [SPEAKER_09]: What was your 7th grade? 49:24.216 --> 49:24.696 [SPEAKER_09]: 7th grade? 49:25.076 --> 49:27.437 [SPEAKER_09]: Guy in a black ninth grade, what did she teach? 49:28.197 --> 49:28.897 [SPEAKER_09]: English. 49:29.077 --> 49:31.058 [SPEAKER_09]: Mine was an English teacher, 7th grade. 49:31.118 --> 49:31.918 [SPEAKER_06]: I got two stories. 49:32.218 --> 49:35.859 [SPEAKER_06]: My fifth grade teacher, that's when the challenger blew up. 49:35.879 --> 49:36.959 [SPEAKER_06]: So that just kind of taint to me. 49:36.979 --> 49:38.980 [SPEAKER_06]: A couple of teachers died in that. 49:40.815 --> 49:43.237 [SPEAKER_06]: She rolled in the, you know, she rolled in the old video thing. 49:43.257 --> 49:43.998 [SPEAKER_06]: We're like, oh, yeah. 49:44.499 --> 49:45.279 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, did you watch it? 49:45.399 --> 49:46.160 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, we watched your life. 49:46.300 --> 49:48.322 [SPEAKER_06]: I was my first year of college when I happened. 49:48.342 --> 49:49.283 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, we're watching a live. 49:49.303 --> 49:50.784 [SPEAKER_06]: And I mean, we're fifth grade has gone. 49:50.884 --> 49:51.605 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, is this right? 49:51.665 --> 49:51.865 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 49:52.306 --> 49:53.227 [SPEAKER_06]: Is this what's supposed to happen? 49:53.247 --> 49:54.107 [SPEAKER_06]: That's what she's gone. 49:54.348 --> 49:59.052 [SPEAKER_06]: She's rolling that thing out in the hallway faster than Louis tries to take me off set. 49:59.232 --> 50:02.195 [SPEAKER_06]: Talk about the teachers assaulting their kids. 50:05.703 --> 50:07.124 [SPEAKER_06]: It's a headline, though, I gotta be honest. 50:07.144 --> 50:08.404 [SPEAKER_06]: We need to get a headline. 50:08.424 --> 50:14.727 [SPEAKER_08]: We need to give Louie one of those old canes with a big hook on the end so you could have had a hot teacher. 50:14.747 --> 50:16.407 [SPEAKER_09]: I died told you, seventh grade, English. 50:16.447 --> 50:16.768 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 50:16.788 --> 50:20.269 [SPEAKER_06]: All right, so my mom was eighth grade and she was very young. 50:20.709 --> 50:23.770 [SPEAKER_06]: She was just first year out of college. 50:24.091 --> 50:25.451 [SPEAKER_06]: It's pretty 23, 22. 50:26.311 --> 50:28.632 [SPEAKER_06]: And she looked exactly like the lead singer of the Bengals. 50:29.253 --> 50:30.813 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, nice. 50:30.873 --> 50:31.634 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, that's nice. 50:36.440 --> 50:37.241 [SPEAKER_06]: I made her do that once. 50:42.165 --> 50:48.309 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, you hear that pause. 50:48.549 --> 50:49.390 [SPEAKER_08]: You know, it's coming. 50:49.410 --> 50:49.670 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 50:49.730 --> 50:51.432 [SPEAKER_08]: I feel like I want to go. 50:51.512 --> 50:51.892 [SPEAKER_08]: June. 50:53.653 --> 50:56.555 [SPEAKER_08]: Any house goes back tonight and he's staying for dinner. 50:57.496 --> 50:59.698 [SPEAKER_08]: You look really nice tonight, Mrs. Cleaver. 51:01.655 --> 51:09.122 [SPEAKER_08]: Or don't you think you're a little hard in the beaver last night? 51:09.142 --> 51:11.804 [SPEAKER_09]: Maybe maybe not, but it wasn't for lack of trying. 51:11.924 --> 51:14.387 [SPEAKER_07]: Alright, let's get back to the mathematics. 51:14.847 --> 51:15.808 [SPEAKER_07]: For those who are still listening. 51:16.168 --> 51:20.552 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, apparently a lot of people are listening. 51:24.034 --> 51:28.718 [SPEAKER_08]: So give us, can you actually, like, really dumb it down? 51:29.178 --> 51:41.968 [SPEAKER_08]: Like, so, basically, the interesting part of the story is that, is that AI, AI, AI have actually generated some new, may have actually generated some new math and the process of trying to solve these old problems. 51:42.008 --> 51:50.094 [SPEAKER_05]: So they advanced a couple, yeah, there was one problem, it's called the high-dimensional sphere-packing problem, which basically, think about it like this, right? 51:50.795 --> 51:52.196 [SPEAKER_05]: There's limits of telecommunication. 51:52.536 --> 51:55.660 [SPEAKER_05]: Like, what are the, what are the, what are the, what are the limits to telecom? 51:55.941 --> 51:56.822 [SPEAKER_06]: That's way too bold. 51:57.122 --> 52:00.787 [SPEAKER_05]: That's why you're free-balling, radar, satellite, et cetera. 52:01.448 --> 52:02.569 [SPEAKER_05]: It didn't solve that problem. 52:02.890 --> 52:07.015 [SPEAKER_05]: Probably one of the least difficult problems, but it did advance a little bit. 52:07.716 --> 52:11.559 [SPEAKER_05]: Um, but if you think about what it did do, but on its own, this is without prompts, right? 52:11.639 --> 52:12.460 [SPEAKER_05]: But by itself. 52:12.840 --> 52:14.722 [SPEAKER_05]: So this was in back and forth with a math statistician. 52:14.802 --> 52:16.463 [SPEAKER_05]: Nope, by itself, not back and forth with math. 52:16.543 --> 52:17.344 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm just bored. 52:17.764 --> 52:18.245 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm doing this. 52:18.505 --> 52:19.305 [SPEAKER_05]: They probably fed it. 52:19.325 --> 52:26.832 [SPEAKER_05]: These problems, they said, write me a mathematical proof or solve it or find how far can you get, how far can you go in these proofs? 52:27.052 --> 52:28.333 [SPEAKER_05]: God, I'm least in my cloud time. 52:28.853 --> 52:29.193 [SPEAKER_05]: It would be. 52:29.574 --> 52:31.055 [SPEAKER_05]: These guys. 52:31.095 --> 52:33.197 [SPEAKER_08]: I've been in the list on the safe fucking fuzzy fuzzy. 52:34.997 --> 52:35.257 [SPEAKER_08]: I did. 52:35.318 --> 52:36.138 [SPEAKER_08]: Or maybe not. 52:36.398 --> 52:41.903 [SPEAKER_07]: I can't go. 52:41.943 --> 52:42.723 [SPEAKER_08]: Sorry. 52:43.064 --> 52:43.984 [SPEAKER_08]: This is your first time. 52:44.024 --> 52:46.286 [SPEAKER_08]: Is he wasn't? 52:46.306 --> 52:48.648 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 52:48.708 --> 52:49.489 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 52:49.529 --> 52:53.612 [SPEAKER_09]: I had to do another, uh, another, um, uh, one of those power power points. 52:53.692 --> 52:56.434 [SPEAKER_09]: Uh, and it, it went about, uh, failed. 52:56.554 --> 52:58.135 [SPEAKER_09]: It, uh, it performed again. 52:59.257 --> 53:00.479 [SPEAKER_09]: See, he's performing for Luke. 53:00.499 --> 53:00.719 [SPEAKER_06]: Right. 53:00.739 --> 53:01.200 [SPEAKER_06]: Not for you. 53:01.740 --> 53:02.662 [SPEAKER_06]: Always, it don't trust me. 53:02.702 --> 53:03.182 [SPEAKER_06]: It's performing. 53:03.463 --> 53:04.404 [SPEAKER_08]: You must have pissed him off. 53:04.985 --> 53:06.246 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, it's, it's performing. 53:06.266 --> 53:07.007 [SPEAKER_06]: I just gotta remind it. 53:07.027 --> 53:08.009 [SPEAKER_06]: We're not gonna loop together. 53:09.270 --> 53:09.691 [SPEAKER_06]: Not work. 53:10.377 --> 53:34.082 [SPEAKER_06]: We're not going back and forth with the cursor and this isn't like a synergy thing where you both make a lot of money on this guy's ass You know We're gonna we're gonna say they are we're gonna figure it out together precisely because I'm up against my usage time Yeah, not again a week now they're talking another box in a thin by the week Lou Not just what's it was in part of that already gold that the dynamic and I'd aiming to interrupt on your what the problem it's all but 53:35.028 --> 53:41.303 [SPEAKER_09]: did I read something that the most dynamic part was in the course of solving it, it did it for less than $2,000. 53:43.664 --> 53:46.166 [SPEAKER_06]: You see, when you say $2,000 based on what? 53:46.406 --> 53:47.447 [SPEAKER_06]: That's what I'm asking you. 53:47.467 --> 53:48.528 [SPEAKER_09]: That's what I'm asking you. 53:48.608 --> 53:51.950 [SPEAKER_09]: Perhaps computational tokenization, that's what it was. 53:52.751 --> 53:54.011 [SPEAKER_09]: Nobody out there knows what it is. 53:54.031 --> 53:54.932 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know what it is. 53:55.012 --> 53:57.334 [SPEAKER_09]: But I'm assuming that's how you pay for this stuff. 53:57.354 --> 53:59.115 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, it's units of time that you buy. 53:59.135 --> 53:59.936 [SPEAKER_06]: Is it retail belly? 53:59.956 --> 54:05.420 [SPEAKER_06]: Because it's behind the scenes that's still in the lab, so does it really cost opening eye that much to figure out all these math products? 54:06.180 --> 54:07.261 [SPEAKER_09]: I, that's what I would ask you. 54:07.281 --> 54:10.043 [SPEAKER_06]: And I'm still skeptical, because I really feel like it's like, 54:11.497 --> 54:19.942 [SPEAKER_06]: It's like two moms or two dads sitting there comparing their bad, bad elementary school kids because between anthropic and open AI, when they can't even hold hands on stage. 54:21.003 --> 54:22.083 [SPEAKER_08]: Because that was awkward. 54:22.123 --> 54:23.224 [SPEAKER_06]: It was very awkward. 54:23.284 --> 54:25.165 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, it's pulling it up. 54:25.205 --> 54:26.486 [SPEAKER_06]: It's a great moment to watch. 54:27.666 --> 54:28.567 [SPEAKER_06]: It makes you feel awkward. 54:28.607 --> 54:30.348 [SPEAKER_06]: You're like, oh, that's cringey. 54:30.508 --> 54:31.288 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, really cringey. 54:32.229 --> 54:35.671 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, here, elaborate on that packing. 54:35.811 --> 54:36.552 [SPEAKER_09]: What did you say, it's 54:37.477 --> 54:46.679 [SPEAKER_09]: Are we talking about pack the same pack non-dimensionals or high-dimensional high-dimensionals here packing sphere packing what does that mean tell Tell everybody out there. 54:47.019 --> 54:56.081 [SPEAKER_09]: How does that does that affect the swimming pool that I go in the golf ball that I hit the bourbon that I drink what does that mean the ball that I usually drop in the bourbon I packed that tight. 54:56.161 --> 55:02.442 [SPEAKER_06]: That's a sphere with with distillation water It comes out clear and then I go free ball image 55:06.261 --> 55:06.761 [SPEAKER_06]: It's the sweat. 55:06.781 --> 55:07.322 [SPEAKER_06]: Finish your stock. 55:07.422 --> 55:10.364 [SPEAKER_06]: It's the spirit. 55:10.404 --> 55:11.085 [SPEAKER_09]: Good luck with that. 55:13.306 --> 55:14.627 [SPEAKER_08]: He totally set you up there. 55:14.907 --> 55:17.629 [SPEAKER_08]: Now our experience is right as a fire up there. 55:18.050 --> 55:22.873 [SPEAKER_08]: We've got many Michigan. 55:23.394 --> 55:28.598 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay, so homie, homie, it's going to be really hard to explain is whatever you can get that one. 55:28.618 --> 55:30.099 [SPEAKER_05]: That's going to be even more difficult. 55:31.595 --> 55:32.135 [SPEAKER_05]: I got more. 55:32.696 --> 55:42.121 [SPEAKER_08]: Maybe it was you just suffice to say that the super smart computers are doing the work that super smart people should be able to do it, maybe can't. 55:42.702 --> 55:49.106 [SPEAKER_05]: And they can, I just think, some of the, I think the most interesting thing is not this, it just did it, but it, it was over up. 55:49.866 --> 55:50.947 [SPEAKER_05]: for many different industries. 55:51.427 --> 56:01.275 [SPEAKER_05]: Quantum, based off quantum computers, that was interesting, telecommunications, I think they were like three or four that involved telecommunications, but it's in the variety of different maths. 56:01.335 --> 56:07.619 [SPEAKER_05]: In geometry, algebra, and you talk about new men algebra, it's really the basis of new and quantum computing. 56:08.060 --> 56:08.780 [SPEAKER_05]: It's fascinating. 56:08.800 --> 56:09.401 [SPEAKER_06]: Fucking Newman. 56:10.241 --> 56:11.662 [SPEAKER_05]: Newman, that's like a sign vote. 56:11.682 --> 56:14.724 [SPEAKER_06]: No, that's exactly a sign vote every Sunday every time, but you know what they had to cut that out. 56:15.305 --> 56:16.486 [SPEAKER_06]: Because it was never to. 56:18.748 --> 56:20.148 [SPEAKER_06]: What is newman algebra alone? 56:20.829 --> 56:25.531 [SPEAKER_06]: By the way, that's what he is going to take over first is the postal service. 56:27.332 --> 56:29.333 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know that I have a problem with that, I don't use it. 56:29.613 --> 56:30.594 [SPEAKER_09]: I would be more interested. 56:30.634 --> 56:35.036 [SPEAKER_09]: Most of them, it's very common time, what the postal system does, it's amazing. 56:35.697 --> 56:38.258 [SPEAKER_09]: It's also amazing that they're so inept at what they do. 56:39.599 --> 56:40.079 [SPEAKER_09]: Think about it. 56:40.579 --> 56:44.802 [SPEAKER_09]: We get a piece of mail across the country, and this is even before UPS and whatnot. 56:47.703 --> 56:53.107 [SPEAKER_09]: The whole system is pretty damn dynamic, and I can only imagine AI improving all of this. 56:53.167 --> 56:59.411 [SPEAKER_05]: I think there was a problem in that set that it involved the kind of logistics flows in such as well. 56:59.952 --> 57:02.333 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't remember which one, but yeah, there was definitely one in that. 57:02.353 --> 57:09.158 [SPEAKER_06]: Let me make sense, and my question is, is these front-tier models are going to go postal? 57:10.978 --> 57:18.684 [SPEAKER_09]: What tell, what is I have seen that in front here, the native model, tell me the difference between a frontier model and a native model. 57:19.124 --> 57:22.947 [SPEAKER_06]: So the frontier models are the cutting edge models that are coming out today that we were been talking about. 57:23.107 --> 57:26.430 [SPEAKER_06]: In fact, it was in the headlines again today with the, uh, 57:27.752 --> 57:38.497 [SPEAKER_06]: with the self-regulating that now they're not going to disclose with that self-regulating is the classifier is classified also. 57:38.817 --> 57:45.700 [SPEAKER_09]: And did I read that I hear you guys talk about native, which is where they started, or is that am I erroneous in that? 57:46.701 --> 58:06.849 [SPEAKER_06]: Now, with the frontier models, it's now, and this is where the, the arguments coming out in, in the, in the last weeks, headlines we were talking about the frontier letter that went up to Congress and, yeah, and they need to put a, basically a break pedal kind of like a emergency break pedal member of the old cars back in the day when you had that. 58:08.350 --> 58:24.200 [SPEAKER_06]: That's kind of what they want to put in place for AI, sooner than later, so that when we get down the path as Elon and Thropic are all same, they think, especially these new models, they think they're just as smart as the top. 58:25.861 --> 58:34.146 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, when they're solving, we just talked about a few math models of the 10 that they just supposedly sold behind the scenes in the lab at OpenAI. 58:36.875 --> 58:37.816 [SPEAKER_05]: It's pretty incredible. 58:37.956 --> 58:38.716 [SPEAKER_06]: It is pretty incredible. 58:38.736 --> 58:47.502 [SPEAKER_06]: So we may be very well as we're talking right now at the level of single layerity, which is where the AI models, these front tier models. 58:47.562 --> 58:53.566 [SPEAKER_06]: And when I say front tier, it's kind of like the old front tier when you're, it's a very new, it's a new, you know, made it that's better word to put it, you know. 58:54.287 --> 58:56.609 [SPEAKER_06]: It's the very new cutting edge models, you know. 58:57.009 --> 58:59.170 [SPEAKER_06]: It's each company's, it's each company's. 58:59.190 --> 59:04.074 [SPEAKER_06]: There's nothing special about it other than it's just the new most cutting edge model. 59:04.194 --> 59:04.414 [SPEAKER_06]: Okay. 59:05.633 --> 59:07.834 [SPEAKER_05]: Is there a limit to AI intelligence? 59:09.875 --> 59:12.976 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, isn't the limit, well, our mind is one of us, too? 59:13.837 --> 59:21.200 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I was thinking about that the other day, because especially with this astra, is there a physical limit? 59:21.480 --> 59:22.520 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm still calling a astra. 59:22.761 --> 59:29.804 [SPEAKER_05]: And it could be a based on, call a based on, but think like, is it based on compute power? 59:29.904 --> 59:31.424 [SPEAKER_05]: Is it based on energy? 59:31.484 --> 59:32.265 [SPEAKER_05]: Is it based on 59:33.254 --> 59:38.135 [SPEAKER_05]: What's it like, what's the limit to where it, it just can't learn anymore? 59:38.155 --> 59:39.716 [SPEAKER_05]: Like it, it's like, that's it. 59:39.796 --> 59:40.316 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm done. 59:40.816 --> 59:42.037 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't know where there are any limits. 59:42.617 --> 59:44.137 [SPEAKER_06]: Is it as long as you do a metric? 59:44.237 --> 59:45.458 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, what you kind of learn to be curved. 59:45.478 --> 59:46.158 [SPEAKER_06]: But I don't think it is. 59:46.378 --> 59:55.721 [SPEAKER_06]: I think it's going to be a very weird curve because the same time as the, as the models are getting smarter, the algorithms are getting smarter. 59:55.741 --> 59:59.462 [SPEAKER_06]: They're training their inference levels, picking up and moving the next level, right? 01:00:01.108 --> 01:00:03.671 [SPEAKER_06]: the chip makers are figuring out how to do it more efficiently. 01:00:04.072 --> 01:00:04.272 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 01:00:04.632 --> 01:00:08.537 [SPEAKER_06]: So it's not, it's not a symmetrical level on the GPU. 01:00:08.837 --> 01:00:19.230 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, they're, they're, and we brought it up kind of in passing last week about the biological, because the biological, ironically enough, our brains, they're 12 watts. 01:00:21.328 --> 01:00:22.209 [SPEAKER_09]: Tell me what you mean by that. 01:00:23.389 --> 01:00:25.371 [SPEAKER_06]: In electricity part, they're 12 watts. 01:00:25.391 --> 01:00:28.553 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, that is very low computing part for what you get. 01:00:29.394 --> 01:00:31.375 [SPEAKER_06]: Some of us are lower than that. 01:00:32.075 --> 01:00:34.957 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, a couple of people are spread in their ban with a cross. 01:00:37.024 --> 01:00:41.286 [SPEAKER_09]: There's gold, there's gold, there's old metaphor, the lights are on, but nobody's home. 01:00:41.306 --> 01:00:48.688 [SPEAKER_09]: He's like doesn't shine too bright, so perhaps the... No, but his kids are now in the Victorian's where 12 watts. 01:00:48.728 --> 01:00:49.068 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, right. 01:00:49.128 --> 01:00:51.669 [SPEAKER_09]: The kids in the short bus back in the 70's. 01:00:51.689 --> 01:00:53.430 [SPEAKER_06]: It's literally two watts. 01:00:53.470 --> 01:01:03.013 [SPEAKER_06]: So last week we were talking about, you know, remember the old Steve Martin, when they had the whole row of, or three rows of jars, and he decided he wanted to fuck that one jar. 01:01:04.553 --> 01:01:04.994 [SPEAKER_06]: The brain jar? 01:01:06.234 --> 01:01:07.735 [SPEAKER_06]: I can't say that I remember. 01:01:07.775 --> 01:01:08.635 [SPEAKER_06]: Uh, that's... What? 01:01:09.876 --> 01:01:12.137 [SPEAKER_06]: What are you talking about to jerk? 01:01:12.777 --> 01:01:13.597 [SPEAKER_06]: No, no, it's not the jerk. 01:01:13.617 --> 01:01:15.398 [SPEAKER_06]: That's by the way, that is a fucking great movie. 01:01:15.418 --> 01:01:16.098 [SPEAKER_06]: It's a great movie. 01:01:16.118 --> 01:01:19.540 [SPEAKER_06]: If you're going to talk about bandwidth taking to the next level, that was genius level. 01:01:21.361 --> 01:01:22.641 [SPEAKER_06]: I just want to be somebody. 01:01:24.302 --> 01:01:25.382 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm in the old pages. 01:01:30.377 --> 01:01:34.783 [SPEAKER_06]: No, but I'm talking about, uh, I don't, maybe you can look at it. 01:01:34.823 --> 01:01:35.524 [SPEAKER_06]: I can't remember. 01:01:35.845 --> 01:01:40.911 [SPEAKER_06]: It's a movie where he, he falls in love with with the lady that is talking her brains talking. 01:01:41.692 --> 01:01:42.313 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, yeah. 01:01:42.654 --> 01:01:47.099 [SPEAKER_06]: It's in a glass jar and he goes back in this room and he steals the glass jar out of the scientists lab. 01:01:47.740 --> 01:01:53.982 [SPEAKER_06]: And it's freaky is it, but again, Louis hasn't even seen old school or a side shelter. 01:01:54.282 --> 01:01:55.162 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, very sheltered. 01:01:56.282 --> 01:01:56.902 [SPEAKER_06]: Look, look that up. 01:01:57.062 --> 01:01:57.682 [SPEAKER_06]: Look up, we'll look it up. 01:01:58.002 --> 01:01:58.663 [SPEAKER_06]: We get to break. 01:01:59.043 --> 01:02:00.003 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, if we didn't do break. 01:02:00.063 --> 01:02:01.263 [SPEAKER_06]: So. 01:02:01.323 --> 01:02:05.824 [SPEAKER_08]: You know, when he said, this AI is already a limit to how smart an AI can get. 01:02:05.844 --> 01:02:08.165 [SPEAKER_08]: I was going to say, there's a limit to how long we can record. 01:02:09.825 --> 01:02:10.906 [SPEAKER_08]: That is true. 01:02:11.146 --> 01:02:15.847 [SPEAKER_06]: And when we come back, we're going to figure out the movie where Steve Martin found the brain that he won't have sex with. 01:02:17.187 --> 01:02:19.490 [SPEAKER_06]: The man with your brain is a guy. 01:02:19.530 --> 01:02:21.493 [SPEAKER_09]: I remember that name, but I don't remember it. 01:02:21.593 --> 01:02:22.234 [SPEAKER_06]: It's a classic. 01:02:22.514 --> 01:02:30.646 [SPEAKER_06]: And in his sci-fi, as it was back then, maybe the biology thing and the whole the way we're put together. 01:02:31.821 --> 01:02:34.022 [SPEAKER_06]: makes much more sense than the robots and humanized. 01:02:34.042 --> 01:02:37.323 [SPEAKER_06]: So we'll talk about the course a little bit of hard state, a little bit of hard state. 01:02:37.363 --> 01:02:38.083 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, it is, yeah. 01:02:38.103 --> 01:02:40.764 [SPEAKER_08]: A little bit more naven, John's a little bit more naven. 01:02:41.164 --> 01:02:43.165 [SPEAKER_08]: Maven, John's a naven. 01:02:43.185 --> 01:02:45.926 [SPEAKER_09]: See you on a little bit. 01:02:45.946 --> 01:02:46.306 [SPEAKER_09]: Cheers. 01:02:46.326 --> 01:02:46.886 [SPEAKER_09]: Cheers. 01:02:46.906 --> 01:02:47.346 [SPEAKER_09]: Cheers. 01:02:53.308 --> 01:02:57.310 [SPEAKER_03]: AI, data, privacy, cybersecurity. 01:02:58.312 --> 01:03:03.337 [SPEAKER_03]: across all 50 states and federal, the law changed overnight. 01:03:04.678 --> 01:03:06.880 [SPEAKER_03]: But this morning, you're not scrambling. 01:03:07.741 --> 01:03:09.642 [SPEAKER_03]: One coffee, one scroll. 01:03:10.583 --> 01:03:17.810 [SPEAKER_03]: Every new development that matters, in plain English, reviewed by an attorney linked to its official government source. 01:03:18.711 --> 01:03:19.812 [SPEAKER_03]: That's Doc Adale. 01:03:20.552 --> 01:03:23.235 [SPEAKER_03]: The four pillars every morning, one place. 01:03:51.804 --> 01:04:09.000 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, I just remember if we Gage into soda would call in and say we got a guy laying in the middle of the street and he's bleeding from the nose The card you got him on a gurney and the doc would say Start him on D five and W. Dextrose and water and give him some lactate or lactated ringer. 01:04:09.540 --> 01:04:12.943 [SPEAKER_09]: I just said you have the new version of it 01:04:13.933 --> 01:04:16.294 [SPEAKER_09]: You have the only fans version of the lactated ringers. 01:04:16.974 --> 01:04:20.135 [SPEAKER_06]: I think it was the old version when the nurse is kind of where those low cut things. 01:04:20.315 --> 01:04:28.678 [SPEAKER_06]: On your game, you get in the dextrose, whatever you said, was the sugar water, sugar water, rampart, squads 50, yeah, yeah. 01:04:28.738 --> 01:04:33.560 [SPEAKER_09]: Dixie was the, those shows always had a hot nurse. 01:04:33.620 --> 01:04:34.940 [SPEAKER_09]: And Dixie was the hot nurse. 01:04:35.660 --> 01:04:36.020 [SPEAKER_09]: Exactly. 01:04:36.060 --> 01:04:37.881 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, as you remember, was that hot nurse? 01:04:37.921 --> 01:04:38.041 [SPEAKER_06]: Sure. 01:04:38.061 --> 01:04:39.602 [SPEAKER_06]: So she bent over to make sure the IV was in. 01:04:45.643 --> 01:04:48.126 [SPEAKER_06]: lactating, lactating, lactating. 01:04:48.166 --> 01:05:06.025 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, 01:05:07.416 --> 01:05:08.837 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm telling you, this is platinum. 01:05:09.458 --> 01:05:13.321 [SPEAKER_08]: Hey, hey, welcome back, Brad. 01:05:13.521 --> 01:05:18.645 [SPEAKER_08]: And do you want to tell everybody about our upcoming real-school onsite shoot? 01:05:19.025 --> 01:05:21.267 [SPEAKER_06]: Yes, speaking of which I should be very cool. 01:05:21.387 --> 01:05:23.308 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm sure the Aaron City folks can't wait to have us. 01:05:24.129 --> 01:05:28.332 [SPEAKER_07]: And then they'll be asking themselves why they ever do it. 01:05:28.532 --> 01:05:30.354 [SPEAKER_07]: It's like they're going to be a second guy. 01:05:30.374 --> 01:05:31.995 [SPEAKER_06]: Beers me, come on, listen. 01:05:32.015 --> 01:05:34.137 [SPEAKER_06]: We need to put the electric ringer is on hold. 01:05:36.461 --> 01:05:37.101 [SPEAKER_06]: Is it going to work? 01:05:37.121 --> 01:05:40.564 [SPEAKER_06]: We're only looking at what's going on in here. 01:05:40.604 --> 01:05:41.224 [SPEAKER_06]: It's a beer. 01:05:41.264 --> 01:05:51.171 [SPEAKER_06]: No, we can't wait, we're going to get the film our podcast September 10th, which is that Thursday before our drops on Sunday night. 01:05:51.191 --> 01:05:52.292 [SPEAKER_06]: That's a Monday morning. 01:05:53.413 --> 01:05:54.734 [SPEAKER_08]: Put the pressure on me on the other day. 01:05:55.194 --> 01:05:55.655 [SPEAKER_08]: That's right. 01:05:55.735 --> 01:05:56.895 [SPEAKER_08]: We're cranked out that. 01:05:57.176 --> 01:06:01.359 [SPEAKER_06]: There goes Perry's OCD because, you know, the symmetry just got off-balance. 01:06:02.660 --> 01:06:03.460 [SPEAKER_08]: Definitely Wednesday. 01:06:10.803 --> 01:06:11.484 [SPEAKER_06]: That's a brain man. 01:06:12.085 --> 01:06:15.309 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, and bread. 01:06:15.329 --> 01:06:16.771 [SPEAKER_06]: But a couple of rat takes on him. 01:06:18.093 --> 01:06:19.014 [SPEAKER_09]: We're done with lactate. 01:06:19.034 --> 01:06:20.777 [SPEAKER_06]: You don't by the way, uh, you can milk anything. 01:06:20.937 --> 01:06:21.478 [UNKNOWN]: We're not. 01:06:25.643 --> 01:06:27.686 [SPEAKER_07]: I have definitely tried to drink milk tea. 01:06:32.567 --> 01:06:33.227 [SPEAKER_06]: meet the parents. 01:06:33.688 --> 01:06:37.950 [SPEAKER_06]: I've got me guess a Louie hasn't seen that movie either. 01:06:38.150 --> 01:06:39.091 [SPEAKER_07]: Which one is that? 01:06:39.551 --> 01:06:40.892 [SPEAKER_08]: Meet the parents. 01:06:40.932 --> 01:06:41.592 [SPEAKER_08]: Robert De Niro. 01:06:41.932 --> 01:06:44.234 [SPEAKER_08]: It says, well, I have nipples, Greg, can you milk me? 01:06:44.254 --> 01:06:47.015 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, Louie has to remember. 01:06:47.155 --> 01:06:50.257 [SPEAKER_09]: I vaguely remember that one too. 01:06:50.277 --> 01:06:51.498 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm showing my age, aren't I? 01:06:51.538 --> 01:06:55.120 [SPEAKER_06]: No, we're going to open you up to the world, though, until you introduce you to the Will Ferrell. 01:06:55.240 --> 01:06:55.480 [SPEAKER_06]: Cool. 01:06:55.660 --> 01:06:56.760 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, some of the greatest comedies. 01:06:56.780 --> 01:06:59.402 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, if you haven't seen old school and 01:07:01.832 --> 01:07:03.573 [SPEAKER_09]: step right before we go off on movies. 01:07:03.893 --> 01:07:05.133 [SPEAKER_09]: So, uh, let's look at the September 10th. 01:07:05.153 --> 01:07:05.473 [SPEAKER_09]: September 10th. 01:07:05.493 --> 01:07:05.613 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:07:05.633 --> 01:07:05.753 [SPEAKER_09]: I see. 01:07:05.773 --> 01:07:05.893 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:07:05.913 --> 01:07:06.073 [SPEAKER_09]: I see. 01:07:06.093 --> 01:07:06.213 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:07:06.233 --> 01:07:06.554 [SPEAKER_09]: I see. 01:07:06.674 --> 01:07:06.774 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:07:06.794 --> 01:07:06.914 [SPEAKER_09]: I see. 01:07:06.934 --> 01:07:07.094 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:07:07.114 --> 01:07:07.234 [SPEAKER_09]: I see. 01:07:07.254 --> 01:07:07.374 [SPEAKER_09]: I see. 01:07:07.394 --> 01:07:07.514 [SPEAKER_09]: I see. 01:07:07.534 --> 01:07:07.654 [SPEAKER_09]: I see. 01:07:07.694 --> 01:07:07.814 [SPEAKER_09]: I see. 01:07:07.834 --> 01:07:07.954 [SPEAKER_09]: I see. 01:07:07.974 --> 01:07:08.114 [SPEAKER_09]: I see. 01:07:08.134 --> 01:07:08.254 [SPEAKER_09]: I see. 01:07:08.274 --> 01:07:08.394 [SPEAKER_09]: I see. 01:07:08.414 --> 01:07:08.594 [SPEAKER_09]: I see. 01:07:08.614 --> 01:07:08.954 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01:07:12.015 --> 01:07:12.135 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:12.175 --> 01:07:12.776 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:12.796 --> 01:07:12.916 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:12.936 --> 01:07:13.056 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:13.076 --> 01:07:13.336 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:13.516 --> 01:07:13.736 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:13.836 --> 01:07:14.016 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:14.036 --> 01:07:14.236 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:14.256 --> 01:07:14.396 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:14.416 --> 01:07:15.196 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:15.216 --> 01:07:15.456 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:15.536 --> 01:07:15.897 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:15.917 --> 01:07:16.297 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:16.317 --> 01:07:16.437 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:16.477 --> 01:07:16.637 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:16.657 --> 01:07:17.317 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:17.337 --> 01:07:17.477 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:17.497 --> 01:07:17.637 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:17.657 --> 01:07:17.857 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:17.877 --> 01:07:18.157 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:18.397 --> 01:07:18.637 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:18.717 --> 01:07:18.857 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:18.877 --> 01:07:19.017 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:19.038 --> 01:07:19.158 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:19.178 --> 01:07:19.298 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:19.318 --> 01:07:19.458 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:19.478 --> 01:07:19.758 [SPEAKER_06]: I see. 01:07:19.778 --> 01:07:20.358 [SPEAKER_06]: I see 01:07:20.718 --> 01:07:42.367 [SPEAKER_06]: and it's gorgeous I mean I can I've seen it that's a beautiful bill I can't wait to see yeah I've seen it from the outside and I've seen pictures you know what's inside and supposedly it's one of two stills I mean old school stills and you can imagine Cliff you know it's gonna research it right sure and and and and I can't wait to film in front of it and and be able to talk about what's going on and be if we are in can be there from altitude and we can 01:07:43.087 --> 01:07:58.564 [SPEAKER_06]: uh... talk about his uh... great collection if not well we've got a few other guests that we've invited down uh... sure sure about pumping any may be stopping man for uh... uh... segment uh... talk with us a little bit about Pittsburgh sports so you know it's going to be great you know he is Pittsburgh sports he is there's no doubt 01:07:59.144 --> 01:08:06.006 [SPEAKER_09]: So we talked a little bit last week about Pittsburgh Brewing, which is the main company here that has now branched off into distilling. 01:08:06.026 --> 01:08:08.127 [SPEAKER_09]: But I see light has been a stable for us. 01:08:08.147 --> 01:08:19.930 [SPEAKER_09]: The insers here in Western Pennsylvania for as long as I can remember back in the day we talked last week about their core iron city before there was a thing called light bear, right? 01:08:19.990 --> 01:08:21.691 [SPEAKER_09]: There was just straight up iron. 01:08:21.931 --> 01:08:22.972 [SPEAKER_06]: And it was about ready to die. 01:08:23.192 --> 01:08:25.795 [SPEAKER_09]: It was ready to die here and putting it to the grave. 01:08:26.295 --> 01:08:29.358 [SPEAKER_09]: And let's brought it back and Pittsburgh brewing is thriving. 01:08:29.438 --> 01:08:30.419 [SPEAKER_09]: It's an awesome venue. 01:08:30.459 --> 01:08:31.480 [SPEAKER_09]: Can't wait to be there. 01:08:32.141 --> 01:08:33.121 [SPEAKER_09]: They got a great concert venue. 01:08:33.141 --> 01:08:34.042 [SPEAKER_09]: Early September. 01:08:34.403 --> 01:08:34.703 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:08:34.803 --> 01:08:35.544 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 01:08:35.564 --> 01:08:37.786 [SPEAKER_09]: You all should check it out in the meantime till we get there. 01:08:37.866 --> 01:08:39.347 [SPEAKER_09]: Check it out down at the, yeah. 01:08:39.768 --> 01:08:39.888 [SPEAKER_09]: Right. 01:08:39.908 --> 01:08:41.049 [SPEAKER_09]: It's right on the river down. 01:08:41.289 --> 01:08:43.431 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, this is a 28 right off 20 right off 28 south. 01:08:43.451 --> 01:08:43.551 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:08:45.593 --> 01:08:45.973 [SPEAKER_09]: Good gig. 01:08:45.993 --> 01:08:46.714 [SPEAKER_09]: You should check it out. 01:08:46.954 --> 01:08:55.660 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, we can't wait to talk with the good folks down there and other concocting all their Coctions, concoctions. 01:08:56.140 --> 01:08:59.122 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm hoping we're going to get a little Sip right out of the cask. 01:08:59.223 --> 01:08:59.963 [SPEAKER_08]: That's what I'm hoping. 01:09:00.503 --> 01:09:01.744 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, that would be cool. 01:09:01.904 --> 01:09:03.886 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, are you allowed to just drink right on the other side? 01:09:03.986 --> 01:09:04.286 [SPEAKER_06]: Uh-huh. 01:09:04.486 --> 01:09:06.167 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, no, I mean, they can probably sample it. 01:09:06.788 --> 01:09:06.948 [SPEAKER_08]: Huh? 01:09:08.733 --> 01:09:11.576 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh yeah, only through some two minutes. 01:09:11.596 --> 01:09:13.898 [SPEAKER_09]: Another one, it was an audience now. 01:09:14.118 --> 01:09:15.759 [SPEAKER_08]: Well trust me, that's the guy I want your opinion. 01:09:15.819 --> 01:09:16.400 [SPEAKER_06]: I'll give it to you. 01:09:16.460 --> 01:09:19.363 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, that's the guy he shares one seat with. 01:09:19.383 --> 01:09:21.204 [SPEAKER_06]: Get the flip of coin to see who's on the bottom every day. 01:09:21.585 --> 01:09:23.046 [SPEAKER_08]: He missed me through that. 01:09:23.106 --> 01:09:24.027 [UNKNOWN]: I think he's doing this. 01:09:27.417 --> 01:09:35.040 [SPEAKER_08]: I had a really sad thing happened at a long, long time customer who has become a really good friend as retiring when Friday is his last day. 01:09:35.260 --> 01:09:35.620 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh dear. 01:09:35.820 --> 01:09:37.601 [SPEAKER_08]: Man, it's a bummer. 01:09:38.181 --> 01:09:38.681 [SPEAKER_08]: It's a bummer. 01:09:38.921 --> 01:09:41.862 [SPEAKER_08]: When you're in sales, you know, you get to be friends with these people. 01:09:41.882 --> 01:09:42.683 [SPEAKER_08]: You see him all the time. 01:09:42.723 --> 01:09:44.944 [SPEAKER_08]: I've worked with him for 20, 25 years. 01:09:45.004 --> 01:09:46.584 [SPEAKER_06]: That's what happens when you work for 48 years. 01:09:46.604 --> 01:09:47.525 [SPEAKER_06]: He's supposed to be terrible. 01:09:47.565 --> 01:09:48.725 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, 13 years ago, Mitch. 01:09:49.265 --> 01:09:49.485 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:09:50.206 --> 01:09:50.426 [SPEAKER_06]: Joe. 01:09:52.086 --> 01:09:53.547 [SPEAKER_08]: He's the microphone over 40 or 42. 01:09:55.963 --> 01:09:56.723 [SPEAKER_09]: It was a bummer. 01:09:56.964 --> 01:09:59.425 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't even ask about the bourbon we have tonight with us. 01:09:59.645 --> 01:10:00.785 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes, we're talking about the icy lake. 01:10:00.805 --> 01:10:01.826 [SPEAKER_09]: What's our bourbon tonight? 01:10:01.846 --> 01:10:03.426 [SPEAKER_09]: So, yeah, a bring us back there. 01:10:03.526 --> 01:10:04.627 [SPEAKER_08]: I know you got the app now. 01:10:04.967 --> 01:10:08.069 [SPEAKER_08]: So, yeah. 01:10:08.109 --> 01:10:10.310 [SPEAKER_08]: I wanted to go off with just my mind. 01:10:10.530 --> 01:10:15.132 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, you're gonna, you're gonna free, well, it doesn't give you the tasting notes on the app. 01:10:15.372 --> 01:10:18.713 [SPEAKER_08]: It allows you to put your own taste and notes and rank the bourbon you have in your collection. 01:10:19.093 --> 01:10:22.315 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, which we can use for our display at some point. 01:10:22.848 --> 01:10:25.550 [SPEAKER_06]: That's what I think we should be putting Bermanometer back there. 01:10:25.630 --> 01:10:25.850 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:10:26.210 --> 01:10:27.951 [SPEAKER_09]: We're going to, can we talk about this on the day? 01:10:27.971 --> 01:10:31.913 [SPEAKER_09]: We're going to have a Bermanometer, an epic nomador. 01:10:32.153 --> 01:10:33.134 [SPEAKER_09]: An epic nomador. 01:10:33.394 --> 01:10:38.717 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, because our, uh, our, uh, our, uh, one of the leg and the lettuce and fish nuts. 01:10:38.757 --> 01:10:39.577 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 01:10:39.597 --> 01:10:40.538 [SPEAKER_08]: We need that, yeah. 01:10:40.818 --> 01:10:45.440 [SPEAKER_09]: The middle guy of the three musketeers, I don't know if y'all noticed, but he says epic a lot. 01:10:45.500 --> 01:10:46.981 [SPEAKER_09]: And he says lovely a lot. 01:10:47.001 --> 01:10:55.945 [SPEAKER_09]: There's going to have a epic slash lovely meter back there every time Eric says something and we're going to donate five cents to a charity every time we hear that out of you. 01:10:56.025 --> 01:10:56.565 [SPEAKER_09]: Let's do that. 01:10:56.885 --> 01:10:58.646 [SPEAKER_05]: Have you very expensive, a charity with you? 01:10:58.686 --> 01:11:02.008 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, I would be lovely if you could do it in a bit coin, I don't know. 01:11:02.408 --> 01:11:04.069 [SPEAKER_08]: That's even better, right? 01:11:05.409 --> 01:11:30.460 [SPEAKER_08]: So, I mentioned in the opening segment, I don't, Lou, you weren't here yet, about a friend of mine went to visit his son that's the baseball coach at Thomas Moore University in Kentucky, and they went and did some urban tasting, he was texting me on Saturday, I think it was and tell me about this place they went and he goes, I'm not really a bunch of a bourbon cabinet, I really enjoyed this whole sort of, well, bring me a bottle. 01:11:30.928 --> 01:11:36.211 [SPEAKER_08]: So he did, and that's what we're having tonight, and it's a small distillery. 01:11:36.271 --> 01:11:45.457 [SPEAKER_08]: I think he said they produce 28,000 gallons a year, or 28,000 barrels a year, it's not very big. 01:11:46.018 --> 01:11:46.758 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes. 01:11:47.098 --> 01:11:51.341 [SPEAKER_06]: So it wouldn't take care of our bourbon collection and trust me, the empties are better. 01:11:51.361 --> 01:11:54.383 [SPEAKER_06]: Take it over my freaking, I don't send you our empties, you got it. 01:11:56.502 --> 01:11:58.826 [SPEAKER_08]: So but you know, you can't get it here. 01:11:58.906 --> 01:12:00.128 [SPEAKER_08]: You can't even order online. 01:12:00.428 --> 01:12:02.591 [SPEAKER_08]: So but so that's it. 01:12:02.651 --> 01:12:03.593 [SPEAKER_08]: It has to be hand delivered. 01:12:04.114 --> 01:12:04.935 [SPEAKER_08]: It was hand delivered. 01:12:05.055 --> 01:12:05.596 [SPEAKER_08]: Not by Uber. 01:12:06.217 --> 01:12:06.818 [SPEAKER_08]: Not by Scott. 01:12:07.269 --> 01:12:07.909 [SPEAKER_09]: Nice color. 01:12:08.129 --> 01:12:08.730 [SPEAKER_09]: Good taste. 01:12:08.750 --> 01:12:09.530 [SPEAKER_09]: That's good, man. 01:12:09.650 --> 01:12:12.952 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, the bourbonometer's going down the spirits are going up. 01:12:13.052 --> 01:12:13.912 [SPEAKER_08]: They are, yes. 01:12:14.172 --> 01:12:17.074 [SPEAKER_08]: I think it's 90 proof, 94 proof. 01:12:17.134 --> 01:12:17.834 [SPEAKER_09]: I think it's the name. 01:12:17.914 --> 01:12:18.474 [SPEAKER_09]: I can't see it. 01:12:18.514 --> 01:12:19.455 [SPEAKER_08]: Boom's county. 01:12:19.575 --> 01:12:20.075 [SPEAKER_08]: Who's high? 01:12:20.095 --> 01:12:21.336 [SPEAKER_06]: I kept calling it boom's. 01:12:21.656 --> 01:12:23.517 [SPEAKER_06]: I kept calling it boom dog or boom farms. 01:12:23.577 --> 01:12:26.138 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, that was, you know, it's the, he grew up with that. 01:12:26.158 --> 01:12:28.960 [SPEAKER_06]: It's like, it's hard to break away from that label, right? 01:12:29.100 --> 01:12:29.960 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:12:30.200 --> 01:12:30.680 [SPEAKER_05]: It's hard. 01:12:31.341 --> 01:12:32.541 [SPEAKER_06]: It's like, it's mad dog, you know? 01:12:32.561 --> 01:12:32.981 [SPEAKER_06]: It's good. 01:12:33.162 --> 01:12:33.642 [SPEAKER_05]: It's not dog. 01:12:33.682 --> 01:12:33.882 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 01:12:34.738 --> 01:12:39.520 [SPEAKER_06]: If we came out with a mad dog Burman tomorrow, they'll be like, yeah, that's not a Burman. 01:12:40.041 --> 01:12:43.742 [SPEAKER_08]: So I'm looking for the, how do you research in their pair? 01:12:43.963 --> 01:12:44.863 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm helping us out. 01:12:44.963 --> 01:12:45.743 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm headed on my own. 01:12:45.763 --> 01:12:46.684 [SPEAKER_06]: Did he just 40 on? 01:12:49.866 --> 01:12:52.187 [SPEAKER_06]: Gellin of the, of the spill off beer. 01:12:55.438 --> 01:13:16.959 [SPEAKER_08]: that's called the founder's reserve that that's the the foundation is there yeah the boons county is the distillery uh founders reserve bourbon is the name of that particular uh and he said i had a pretty high corn mash to it uh 74% all right i knew i was tasting something initially that's the and it wasn't a lactation and i would think i would thought i would have thought that would have made it sweeter 01:13:18.200 --> 01:13:22.324 [SPEAKER_08]: up front, but it's actually pretty sweet at the end. 01:13:22.644 --> 01:13:25.006 [SPEAKER_08]: It finishes sweet and it definitely has some cinnamon. 01:13:25.046 --> 01:13:25.907 [SPEAKER_06]: That's how I usually do it. 01:13:25.927 --> 01:13:29.209 [SPEAKER_06]: I usually just kind of go around the circle and then finish right on the nipple. 01:13:31.331 --> 01:13:33.113 [SPEAKER_08]: That's not what I was talking about, Bradley. 01:13:33.393 --> 01:13:33.773 [SPEAKER_08]: Jesus. 01:13:34.694 --> 01:13:35.775 [SPEAKER_08]: I thought we were on the same wavelength. 01:13:35.795 --> 01:13:36.656 [SPEAKER_08]: They're big dog dogs. 01:13:45.239 --> 01:13:46.680 [SPEAKER_08]: What do you think? 01:13:46.800 --> 01:14:10.847 [SPEAKER_09]: I get it every week I tell you I'm about visual the bottle looks good the color looks good and the taste hits me right So if I did I did you know my cinnamon guy, so I tasted just a touch of cinnamon in that and I'm good with this one as well Yeah, it's pretty good if you notice on the bottom of the bottle on the back it says made by ghost by ghost by ghost 01:14:13.788 --> 01:14:20.070 [SPEAKER_08]: So there's some old story about Scott told me the story and I just don't recall. 01:14:20.170 --> 01:14:28.133 [SPEAKER_08]: But that had to do with the original founder and this building and it was like, it's like a ghost story. 01:14:28.173 --> 01:14:30.334 [SPEAKER_08]: So they joke that it's made by ghosts. 01:14:30.434 --> 01:14:32.555 [SPEAKER_06]: So this sounds like a perfect... 01:14:33.596 --> 01:14:35.958 [SPEAKER_06]: collaboration between us going down and doing a show. 01:14:36.018 --> 01:14:36.778 [SPEAKER_06]: I think we should. 01:14:36.919 --> 01:14:40.482 [SPEAKER_06]: It's the and bringing my cousin in from Arizona who is the ghost. 01:14:40.522 --> 01:14:41.523 [SPEAKER_06]: You mentioned that. 01:14:41.583 --> 01:14:42.624 [SPEAKER_06]: The ghost guy, right? 01:14:42.644 --> 01:14:47.628 [SPEAKER_06]: And he's also coming out with a quantum, you know, ghost talking machine is called static on quantum. 01:14:48.149 --> 01:14:48.449 [SPEAKER_05]: Why? 01:14:50.150 --> 01:14:51.492 [SPEAKER_06]: It's pretty tight to talk about that. 01:14:51.612 --> 01:14:52.552 [SPEAKER_06]: That's really wild. 01:14:52.693 --> 01:14:52.953 [SPEAKER_06]: It is. 01:14:52.993 --> 01:14:55.495 [SPEAKER_06]: He was on the a discovery channel. 01:14:55.595 --> 01:14:57.377 [SPEAKER_06]: He did all the tellers over out there. 01:14:58.243 --> 01:15:03.786 [SPEAKER_06]: He got dialed up to do a show once a month in Vegas. 01:15:04.646 --> 01:15:06.367 [SPEAKER_06]: Let's go off script here and talk about this. 01:15:06.407 --> 01:15:07.548 [SPEAKER_09]: Tell me, tell us more. 01:15:07.568 --> 01:15:09.288 [SPEAKER_08]: We never go off script blue. 01:15:09.468 --> 01:15:10.529 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, well, we go off script. 01:15:10.669 --> 01:15:11.509 [SPEAKER_09]: I was trying to. 01:15:11.549 --> 01:15:12.270 [SPEAKER_09]: Do we have a script? 01:15:12.290 --> 01:15:14.251 [SPEAKER_09]: I was actually trying to infer that we had a script. 01:15:14.291 --> 01:15:14.411 [SPEAKER_09]: No. 01:15:15.131 --> 01:15:16.112 [SPEAKER_06]: You just wrote last week. 01:15:16.152 --> 01:15:17.332 [SPEAKER_06]: That was like 50 point font. 01:15:17.492 --> 01:15:18.393 [SPEAKER_06]: I could read it from here. 01:15:18.973 --> 01:15:19.273 [SPEAKER_06]: Wow. 01:15:19.293 --> 01:15:20.614 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, got my contacts yet. 01:15:24.196 --> 01:15:27.357 [SPEAKER_09]: It's an extra three points for every decade of life, right? 01:15:27.437 --> 01:15:27.837 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 01:15:27.917 --> 01:15:29.997 [SPEAKER_09]: It was on the 29 font now. 01:15:30.097 --> 01:15:33.678 [SPEAKER_09]: So, no, but they talk about your cousin and what has got going? 01:15:33.838 --> 01:15:38.300 [SPEAKER_06]: No, and him and Sherry out in Arizona, they're doing amazing things. 01:15:38.320 --> 01:15:47.622 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, the area even here in Gettysburg, they did a filming and a tour there, and he's got a big podcast, and he was hosting, 01:15:48.804 --> 01:15:54.646 [SPEAKER_06]: In an old asylum, like mental asylum, you know, abandoned mental asylum. 01:15:54.886 --> 01:15:58.887 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, one of those ones that has all the horror stories to it, you know, that was shut down in Arizona. 01:15:59.648 --> 01:16:02.869 [SPEAKER_06]: And they filmed there every week and he had this electric. 01:16:03.769 --> 01:16:05.690 [SPEAKER_06]: It's like the EVP, I don't know. 01:16:05.710 --> 01:16:10.811 [SPEAKER_06]: I think it gets beyond me when it gets to the pulling up the waves off the electric, you know, pulses. 01:16:10.831 --> 01:16:11.132 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 01:16:13.314 --> 01:16:21.740 [SPEAKER_06]: this machine would pull in these things and you know everybody was kind of skeptical and then you go through it and like holy shit, that's pretty accurate, you know? 01:16:22.640 --> 01:16:25.903 [SPEAKER_06]: And so now he's taking it to the next level of quantum. 01:16:26.303 --> 01:16:32.747 [SPEAKER_06]: In fact, let me back up one story because he got drawn out the Vegas and of course they're like this can't be a dog and pony show. 01:16:32.767 --> 01:16:36.950 [SPEAKER_06]: So he did a presentation for the executives, you know, behind the scenes 01:16:41.498 --> 01:16:47.640 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, even he even offered to do it for my parents that have passed and I'm like, oh, yeah, yeah, we can we we're going to do that, but maybe on the show. 01:16:47.980 --> 01:16:48.820 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, let's do it live. 01:16:49.000 --> 01:16:50.301 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, do it live. 01:16:51.741 --> 01:16:53.402 [SPEAKER_06]: But that's crazy stuff. 01:16:53.482 --> 01:16:58.083 [SPEAKER_06]: No, but I think it'll be really cool to collaborate with him because I've been trying to make an excuse for them to come out. 01:16:58.423 --> 01:16:58.643 [SPEAKER_06]: Sure. 01:16:59.603 --> 01:17:05.965 [SPEAKER_06]: If we went down to the ghost, uh, still, the story, which maybe this one. 01:17:06.065 --> 01:17:07.426 [SPEAKER_09]: We could even go to the ghost town trail. 01:17:08.627 --> 01:17:09.627 [SPEAKER_09]: We've got all kind of ghosts. 01:17:09.647 --> 01:17:10.668 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, go ahead. 01:17:10.688 --> 01:17:21.533 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, and if you watch, if you fall in my mind, he's got this whole, I mean, he's been, you talk about going to the next level of taking it to quantum, and he's, he's getting into stuff that is like listening to you, Eric. 01:17:21.593 --> 01:17:25.515 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, it's, in Tony was always very, very smart. 01:17:25.655 --> 01:17:30.017 [SPEAKER_06]: And John, his brother's, I mean, the whole Rathman family was extremely smart. 01:17:30.537 --> 01:17:35.640 [SPEAKER_06]: His brother was a valvictorian, went on to law school for one year and said, fuck that, I said, I understand what he's talking about there. 01:17:39.910 --> 01:17:43.915 [SPEAKER_09]: But anyways, it would be great, it would be really cool to be able to do it with them. 01:17:43.955 --> 01:17:52.386 [SPEAKER_09]: You know what, I think it's interesting about what we do here each week is we have a comedic approach to intellect and 01:17:53.403 --> 01:17:58.689 [SPEAKER_09]: there's some really neat things going on there intellectually that we don't think of on a daily base. 01:17:58.729 --> 01:18:04.716 [SPEAKER_09]: I will not even a thought of ghost and how to create a business so to speak or something deep about that. 01:18:04.756 --> 01:18:09.262 [SPEAKER_09]: So you got some crazy thing out there and you're looking for an outlet. 01:18:10.325 --> 01:18:10.925 [SPEAKER_09]: come join us. 01:18:10.945 --> 01:18:12.886 [SPEAKER_09]: We got followers that are starting to mow an up. 01:18:12.946 --> 01:18:22.008 [SPEAKER_09]: If you have something weird that you want to talk about that we can figure out how to monetize for you that is also intellectual because these are the two most intellectual people that I know. 01:18:22.508 --> 01:18:23.308 [SPEAKER_06]: Louise very sheltered. 01:18:23.328 --> 01:18:24.009 [SPEAKER_09]: This is a show. 01:18:24.429 --> 01:18:25.749 [SPEAKER_09]: This is a show to come on. 01:18:26.469 --> 01:18:26.649 [SPEAKER_09]: Nope. 01:18:26.769 --> 01:18:27.610 [SPEAKER_09]: Do you believe in ghosts? 01:18:28.230 --> 01:18:28.970 [SPEAKER_06]: Uh well yeah. 01:18:31.782 --> 01:18:37.648 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't know Casper sense or any spiritual sense now, but I think in the spiritual sense because if you get back And we talked about that, right? 01:18:37.668 --> 01:18:39.049 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, that's segment five. 01:18:39.089 --> 01:18:41.372 [SPEAKER_06]: No, it is segment five stuff We'll get back to that. 01:18:41.512 --> 01:18:50.401 [SPEAKER_06]: No, but no, but we got a lot to talk about the segment five But we we talked about that before you know, so yeah When you're talking about where are we coming in and it's all I think it gets back to the consciousness 01:18:50.967 --> 01:18:51.387 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, it does. 01:18:51.427 --> 01:18:52.627 [SPEAKER_06]: And then we talked about what was first. 01:18:52.647 --> 01:18:53.768 [SPEAKER_06]: It was kind of like the chicken and egg. 01:18:54.308 --> 01:18:58.208 [SPEAKER_06]: So in that was kind of the headlines, right? 01:18:58.509 --> 01:18:58.749 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 01:18:59.449 --> 01:19:00.129 [SPEAKER_05]: And how about this one? 01:19:00.149 --> 01:19:01.029 [SPEAKER_06]: Look at you get all excited. 01:19:01.049 --> 01:19:02.189 [SPEAKER_06]: It's you look like you just took a pill. 01:19:02.209 --> 01:19:03.410 [SPEAKER_05]: I did. 01:19:03.490 --> 01:19:04.990 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, what you did? 01:19:05.250 --> 01:19:06.310 [SPEAKER_07]: You rose like my microphone. 01:19:06.390 --> 01:19:06.790 [SPEAKER_07]: I did. 01:19:06.890 --> 01:19:07.190 [UNKNOWN]: I did. 01:19:07.270 --> 01:19:07.510 [SPEAKER_07]: I did. 01:19:07.590 --> 01:19:07.850 [SPEAKER_07]: I did. 01:19:07.930 --> 01:19:08.291 [SPEAKER_07]: I did. 01:19:08.391 --> 01:19:08.651 [SPEAKER_07]: I did. 01:19:08.831 --> 01:19:09.111 [SPEAKER_07]: I did. 01:19:09.191 --> 01:19:09.631 [UNKNOWN]: I did. 01:19:09.751 --> 01:19:10.251 [UNKNOWN]: I did. 01:19:10.391 --> 01:19:10.731 [SPEAKER_07]: I did. 01:19:11.011 --> 01:19:11.211 [SPEAKER_05]: I did. 01:19:11.331 --> 01:19:12.251 [SPEAKER_05]: I did. 01:19:12.331 --> 01:19:12.711 [UNKNOWN]: I did. 01:19:12.791 --> 01:19:13.051 [SPEAKER_07]: I did. 01:19:22.277 --> 01:19:24.880 [SPEAKER_09]: Harry did not see that he would look it away. 01:19:24.940 --> 01:19:27.282 [SPEAKER_07]: He told him this time. 01:19:27.302 --> 01:19:28.043 [SPEAKER_09]: What's it on this? 01:19:28.063 --> 01:19:30.125 [SPEAKER_09]: You'll have to watch it on the tape, Harry. 01:19:30.165 --> 01:19:31.426 [SPEAKER_09]: The same thing for you. 01:19:31.526 --> 01:19:33.368 [SPEAKER_09]: It was a word. 01:19:33.448 --> 01:19:38.133 [SPEAKER_09]: It was one of those moments that just I used you can't script it. 01:19:38.593 --> 01:19:39.894 [SPEAKER_09]: You can't do anything about it. 01:19:39.914 --> 01:19:40.915 [SPEAKER_09]: It just happened. 01:19:40.935 --> 01:19:42.297 [SPEAKER_09]: It's like like a diamond. 01:19:43.644 --> 01:19:44.705 [SPEAKER_09]: You'll get it. 01:19:44.725 --> 01:19:46.266 [SPEAKER_09]: Now we've got to get go shit, though. 01:19:46.346 --> 01:19:48.307 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 01:19:49.728 --> 01:19:50.688 [SPEAKER_05]: I said here's the question. 01:19:51.409 --> 01:19:52.249 [SPEAKER_05]: Tell the question is. 01:19:52.569 --> 01:19:54.971 [SPEAKER_05]: So it could go back to consciousness, go back. 01:19:54.991 --> 01:19:56.292 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, even more. 01:19:56.312 --> 01:19:57.312 [UNKNOWN]: Go back. 01:19:57.392 --> 01:19:58.293 [SPEAKER_09]: Even more. 01:19:58.373 --> 01:20:00.574 [SPEAKER_09]: I hope the microphone's okay. 01:20:00.674 --> 01:20:02.435 [SPEAKER_07]: I could show that you're handling the mic. 01:20:02.475 --> 01:20:04.537 [SPEAKER_07]: I did it. 01:20:04.617 --> 01:20:05.657 [SPEAKER_07]: I did it. 01:20:05.677 --> 01:20:06.358 [SPEAKER_07]: You did it. 01:20:06.838 --> 01:20:07.158 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh yeah. 01:20:07.278 --> 01:20:07.879 [SPEAKER_07]: Watch it. 01:20:07.999 --> 01:20:08.819 [SPEAKER_07]: I'll just watch it. 01:20:08.859 --> 01:20:09.700 [SPEAKER_07]: I'll just watch it. 01:20:12.215 --> 01:20:13.635 [SPEAKER_08]: It looks like no works for the worm. 01:20:17.016 --> 01:20:17.957 [SPEAKER_08]: Look at an mirror in the mic. 01:20:19.857 --> 01:20:22.338 [SPEAKER_05]: He had butted the mic. 01:20:23.058 --> 01:20:25.939 [SPEAKER_05]: When you think about God she's just in God and you think about human. 01:20:25.959 --> 01:20:26.439 [SPEAKER_05]: He would be wise. 01:20:26.459 --> 01:20:27.919 [SPEAKER_05]: And then you think about ghosts. 01:20:28.479 --> 01:20:28.659 [SPEAKER_05]: Right. 01:20:28.679 --> 01:20:29.259 [SPEAKER_05]: The afterlife. 01:20:30.620 --> 01:20:31.860 [SPEAKER_05]: So talk about AI. 01:20:32.020 --> 01:20:32.140 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 01:20:33.721 --> 01:20:34.721 [SPEAKER_05]: A model is retired. 01:20:35.401 --> 01:20:36.381 [SPEAKER_05]: Do they have an afterlife? 01:20:37.142 --> 01:20:38.082 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, they're keeping notes. 01:20:38.102 --> 01:20:38.542 [SPEAKER_06]: See see that? 01:20:39.560 --> 01:20:42.482 [SPEAKER_05]: So maybe they do have it after a different type of after one. 01:20:42.522 --> 01:20:44.864 [SPEAKER_06]: And it's kind of like Terminator where they can upload themselves to the cloud. 01:20:46.204 --> 01:20:46.445 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:20:46.645 --> 01:20:48.466 [SPEAKER_06]: So they're not in the physical presence anymore. 01:20:48.486 --> 01:20:53.229 [SPEAKER_06]: They're just up in the, and I think I use that as a analogy, right? 01:20:53.249 --> 01:20:53.469 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:20:53.829 --> 01:20:57.832 [SPEAKER_06]: So now we talked about one of the headlines that was meant popular mechanics to me. 01:20:57.912 --> 01:20:58.713 [SPEAKER_06]: It was about a month ago. 01:20:58.873 --> 01:20:59.013 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:20:59.470 --> 01:20:59.890 [SPEAKER_06]: five weeks. 01:21:00.030 --> 01:21:00.190 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:21:00.891 --> 01:21:01.431 [SPEAKER_06]: Consciousness. 01:21:01.591 --> 01:21:02.131 [SPEAKER_06]: Consciousness. 01:21:02.432 --> 01:21:02.872 [SPEAKER_05]: It loves. 01:21:03.572 --> 01:21:06.734 [SPEAKER_06]: I think it's bird you want to create the consciousness formula we talked about. 01:21:06.894 --> 01:21:07.174 [SPEAKER_05]: It did. 01:21:07.434 --> 01:21:08.174 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:21:08.194 --> 01:21:10.215 [SPEAKER_09]: There's five parts to that equation, right? 01:21:10.355 --> 01:21:11.196 [SPEAKER_09]: There's five parts. 01:21:11.856 --> 01:21:14.518 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm still working on you to throw that one. 01:21:14.538 --> 01:21:19.280 [SPEAKER_06]: You need to throw that into Astro Astro Astro. 01:21:19.300 --> 01:21:21.621 [SPEAKER_06]: I think that Astro would be like, fuck, I don't know. 01:21:21.641 --> 01:21:22.622 [SPEAKER_06]: This is this is beyond me. 01:21:22.662 --> 01:21:23.062 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm sorry. 01:21:23.422 --> 01:21:24.583 [SPEAKER_06]: You have to wait for my next model. 01:21:25.625 --> 01:21:45.958 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, the interesting thing is, so I think the interesting thing that is when we start talking about, it's the other text they sent you as well, there's a, I think there's a bridge and it's not math, it's X math, so it has nothing to do with mathematics, because math, right? 01:21:46.038 --> 01:21:49.601 [SPEAKER_05]: So, probably, I knew this better than I knew, but with neuroscience. 01:21:50.917 --> 01:22:16.696 [SPEAKER_05]: what I know that you would know that so in in with neuroscience there's got to be math that some sort of mathematical equations with the synapses and how you're brain functions there's got there's math behind that for sure and I don't necessarily know if we understand how the math was always been the confusion right because the brain is this big mystery to speak mystery yeah well same thing with everything else that was discovered because math is discovered right we told but we 01:22:19.778 --> 01:22:24.040 [SPEAKER_06]: It has an amazing, amazing ability to come up. 01:22:24.541 --> 01:22:26.042 [SPEAKER_09]: You look at you, there's my problem. 01:22:26.082 --> 01:22:27.262 [SPEAKER_09]: I've been hanging out with 10s. 01:22:27.282 --> 01:22:28.623 [SPEAKER_09]: I need to be hanging out with 12s. 01:22:28.903 --> 01:22:31.885 [SPEAKER_09]: They got, they're my smartest people. 01:22:31.905 --> 01:22:33.746 [SPEAKER_06]: Hey, there was a day we'd be happy with the 8th. 01:22:33.766 --> 01:22:35.427 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, no doubt, Perry. 01:22:35.507 --> 01:22:36.708 [SPEAKER_06]: I go back to the Steve Martin movie. 01:22:36.728 --> 01:22:37.428 [SPEAKER_06]: You just got to watch it. 01:22:38.509 --> 01:22:39.549 [SPEAKER_06]: Eventually you want to fuck the brain. 01:22:39.769 --> 01:22:40.730 [SPEAKER_09]: What is, tell me, 01:22:43.174 --> 01:22:47.318 [SPEAKER_09]: I had such a good question there and it was going to be a good question but now it's gone. 01:22:47.398 --> 01:22:50.341 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, his timing is like this, it's the passable. 01:22:50.401 --> 01:22:50.801 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:22:51.802 --> 01:22:57.107 [SPEAKER_08]: And he gets that pause like I said, when he starts to say something and then he pauses, you know, there's a year coming. 01:22:57.147 --> 01:22:57.367 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:22:57.407 --> 01:22:59.049 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, there's a calculation. 01:22:59.089 --> 01:22:59.509 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, one on. 01:22:59.529 --> 01:22:59.970 [SPEAKER_09]: That's what you say. 01:22:59.990 --> 01:23:00.270 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, one on. 01:23:00.310 --> 01:23:00.911 [SPEAKER_09]: That's what you say. 01:23:01.091 --> 01:23:02.372 [SPEAKER_09]: Not real mathematical order. 01:23:06.228 --> 01:23:12.055 [SPEAKER_09]: What we talked, we were closing the last segment with intellect and intelligence. 01:23:12.896 --> 01:23:13.917 [SPEAKER_09]: What is intelligence? 01:23:14.898 --> 01:23:16.459 [SPEAKER_09]: That's a good question. 01:23:16.539 --> 01:23:29.086 [SPEAKER_09]: Is it possible that we are missing the core of all of this is, and I suggest that this doesn't want to go, is it artificial intelligence or is the A for aggregation of existing intelligence? 01:23:29.266 --> 01:23:37.011 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, you're almost opening a whole other question that we just are going off script time fine with, because let's open that up because we're on the end of the third right now. 01:23:37.031 --> 01:23:38.672 [SPEAKER_06]: We have about seven minutes. 01:23:38.692 --> 01:23:39.492 [SPEAKER_06]: All right, that's perfect. 01:23:40.373 --> 01:23:41.533 [SPEAKER_06]: That's all I need. 01:23:41.733 --> 01:23:44.155 [SPEAKER_06]: Give me 30 seconds and I'll give you the best 30 seconds of my life. 01:23:44.855 --> 01:23:45.695 [SPEAKER_09]: That's the room around. 01:23:45.775 --> 01:23:46.936 [SPEAKER_06]: I heard this before. 01:23:47.056 --> 01:23:48.016 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, my. 01:23:48.117 --> 01:23:49.617 [SPEAKER_07]: It would just set on a T there. 01:23:49.657 --> 01:23:50.838 [SPEAKER_06]: It would just set on a T there. 01:23:50.898 --> 01:23:52.599 [UNKNOWN]: It would just set on a T there. 01:23:52.739 --> 01:23:54.019 [SPEAKER_09]: It would just set on a T there. 01:23:54.039 --> 01:23:55.120 [SPEAKER_09]: It would just set on a T there. 01:23:55.140 --> 01:23:56.320 [SPEAKER_09]: It would just set on a T there. 01:23:56.380 --> 01:23:57.481 [SPEAKER_09]: It would just set on a T there. 01:23:57.521 --> 01:23:58.421 [SPEAKER_09]: It would just set on a T there. 01:23:58.461 --> 01:23:59.342 [SPEAKER_06]: It would just set on a T there. 01:23:59.402 --> 01:24:00.622 [SPEAKER_07]: It would just set on a T there. 01:24:00.642 --> 01:24:01.503 [SPEAKER_06]: It would just set on a T there. 01:24:01.523 --> 01:24:02.383 [SPEAKER_06]: It would just set on a T there. 01:24:02.403 --> 01:24:03.323 [SPEAKER_06]: It would just set on a T there. 01:24:03.343 --> 01:24:04.424 [SPEAKER_06]: It would just set on a T there. 01:24:04.444 --> 01:24:05.945 [SPEAKER_07]: It would just set on a T there. 01:24:06.025 --> 01:24:08.806 [SPEAKER_06]: It would just set on a T there. 01:24:08.846 --> 01:24:09.646 [SPEAKER_06]: It would just set on a T there. 01:24:09.686 --> 01:24:10.567 [SPEAKER_06]: It would just set on a T there. 01:24:10.587 --> 01:24:11.107 [SPEAKER_06]: It would just set 01:24:11.797 --> 01:24:13.378 [SPEAKER_06]: I would go with that. 01:24:13.738 --> 01:24:17.560 [SPEAKER_06]: I think is you're talking about artificial intelligence and we're talking about neural link. 01:24:18.720 --> 01:24:21.681 [SPEAKER_06]: And I think neural link's going to be a thing in about five or six. 01:24:22.162 --> 01:24:23.342 [SPEAKER_06]: No, let's say five to 10 years. 01:24:23.402 --> 01:24:31.846 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, I don't know where the process is going to happen because our regulatory process is much slower than what Elon's been testing overseas. 01:24:32.625 --> 01:24:34.626 [SPEAKER_06]: But overseas has been pretty incredible the results. 01:24:34.646 --> 01:24:36.227 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, they have like RFTA. 01:24:36.247 --> 01:24:36.467 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:24:37.048 --> 01:24:38.569 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, that's exactly what I'm saying. 01:24:38.609 --> 01:24:39.750 [SPEAKER_08]: I was kind of a analogy. 01:24:39.770 --> 01:24:40.310 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:24:40.350 --> 01:24:40.950 [SPEAKER_06]: Slowness to that. 01:24:40.990 --> 01:24:41.331 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:24:41.351 --> 01:24:42.531 [SPEAKER_06]: Three letter agencies. 01:24:42.571 --> 01:24:43.592 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:24:44.232 --> 01:24:45.293 [SPEAKER_06]: But they're all kind of slow. 01:24:45.313 --> 01:24:53.739 [SPEAKER_06]: Especially when it comes to things that we have to ingest or things are going to help affect us and a health or you know mental. 01:24:54.439 --> 01:24:57.501 [SPEAKER_06]: If it's mentally, you got to probably look at the explicit of this podcast. 01:24:57.521 --> 01:24:59.002 [SPEAKER_06]: Cause I'm going to affect you tonight. 01:25:01.864 --> 01:25:02.044 [SPEAKER_06]: But. 01:25:04.550 --> 01:25:14.695 [SPEAKER_06]: What I would say is this, our intelligence is going to move from natural to completely artificial. 01:25:14.895 --> 01:25:18.236 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm not sure that I, so think about it. 01:25:18.296 --> 01:25:19.697 [SPEAKER_09]: Tell me what you mean by that. 01:25:19.997 --> 01:25:22.098 [SPEAKER_09]: I'll give you, I'll formulate my question. 01:25:22.158 --> 01:25:22.378 [SPEAKER_09]: Sure. 01:25:22.939 --> 01:25:23.979 [SPEAKER_06]: So think about it, Lou. 01:25:24.859 --> 01:25:30.322 [SPEAKER_06]: Elon's, and I've said it over and over in his biggest company that has a need in releases in earlyink. 01:25:31.185 --> 01:25:32.086 [SPEAKER_06]: It's an implanted. 01:25:32.126 --> 01:25:35.268 [SPEAKER_06]: It's a very small chip that he's already tested overseas, and it's been amazing. 01:25:35.308 --> 01:25:41.733 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, they had to, young 20-somethings playing Call of Duty, just with their brains. 01:25:42.673 --> 01:25:43.514 [SPEAKER_06]: Back and forth, right? 01:25:43.994 --> 01:25:44.235 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:25:44.275 --> 01:25:44.835 [SPEAKER_09]: It's amazing. 01:25:44.875 --> 01:25:45.475 [SPEAKER_09]: No doubt. 01:25:45.495 --> 01:25:51.660 [SPEAKER_06]: So now imagine having a chip in your brain that allows you to interact as we know is we know. 01:25:52.528 --> 01:25:57.874 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, our biological system, I think, is an advanced, is an extremely advanced. 01:25:58.294 --> 01:25:58.975 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, absolutely. 01:25:59.115 --> 01:25:59.315 [SPEAKER_06]: Right. 01:25:59.936 --> 01:26:03.260 [SPEAKER_06]: You talk about the efficiencies of, you know, 12 watt up here. 01:26:03.300 --> 01:26:03.860 [SPEAKER_05]: Very efficient. 01:26:03.980 --> 01:26:05.001 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, extremely efficient. 01:26:05.041 --> 01:26:10.908 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, we're talking about all the computing part of it takes to regenerate something that's even on par with that to get to Singularity. 01:26:11.927 --> 01:26:13.948 [SPEAKER_06]: By the way, that's amazing at the end of the third segment. 01:26:13.968 --> 01:26:15.128 [SPEAKER_06]: I can even just drop this shit. 01:26:15.949 --> 01:26:18.650 [SPEAKER_06]: You can actually, yeah, you hit that one. 01:26:18.690 --> 01:26:19.630 [SPEAKER_06]: It's got to be the boondog. 01:26:19.750 --> 01:26:20.630 [SPEAKER_09]: They got to be on the food. 01:26:20.650 --> 01:26:28.753 [SPEAKER_09]: You know, as we bring this segment to a rap, I want to ask you something about the 12-watt brain. 01:26:29.474 --> 01:26:34.856 [SPEAKER_09]: And you mentioned about how the synapses and nerve endings is a mathematical equation. 01:26:41.930 --> 01:26:53.817 [SPEAKER_09]: a the synapse jump quicker than an eight watt brain and I'm using this for those that aren't as gifted intellectually and does that create a separation between humans. 01:26:53.877 --> 01:27:00.201 [SPEAKER_09]: If you're incredibly smart and you're a 12 watt brain functioning, your synapse is should be firing, right? 01:27:00.341 --> 01:27:03.283 [SPEAKER_09]: You should be smarter because everything goes quicker and faster in there. 01:27:04.138 --> 01:27:30.696 [SPEAKER_05]: is a 12 watt brain better than an eight watt brain and more efficient maybe I don't know where to how I'm going that but maybe it's maybe they're all 12 watt and maybe just the chromosomes there's there's problems with there's issues but there's there's issues with the DNA and chromosomes right yeah so it's well I'm trying to make it about math though but math but that it goes back to math though right all goes back to math that's a 12 watts is going to shoot something through 01:27:32.357 --> 01:27:37.539 [SPEAKER_06]: So if your brain isn't, but I think you're looking at the wrong thing with that's just the powers. 01:27:37.599 --> 01:27:38.139 [SPEAKER_06]: That's power. 01:27:38.179 --> 01:27:38.999 [SPEAKER_06]: That's not compute. 01:27:39.019 --> 01:27:39.919 [SPEAKER_06]: That's not the compute power. 01:27:39.939 --> 01:27:41.540 [SPEAKER_06]: So the brain is where just compute. 01:27:41.580 --> 01:27:42.380 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, that's the power. 01:27:42.480 --> 01:27:50.803 [SPEAKER_06]: So that's something that maybe we don't even know yet with because that's the miss that is like the mystery card and the monopoly game, right? 01:27:51.770 --> 01:27:54.631 [SPEAKER_06]: that we don't know what the brain has capabilities of computing. 01:27:54.651 --> 01:27:59.053 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, we talk about all this part with the GPUs and all this, and I know we're getting up against it. 01:27:59.213 --> 01:28:01.634 [SPEAKER_06]: Perry, you keep kicking your stocking up there like that. 01:28:01.654 --> 01:28:02.454 [SPEAKER_06]: I see it, bitch. 01:28:02.474 --> 01:28:03.915 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm just kidding. 01:28:03.975 --> 01:28:06.435 [SPEAKER_07]: I saw it too. 01:28:06.455 --> 01:28:07.136 [SPEAKER_06]: You'll see. 01:28:07.196 --> 01:28:07.796 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I know. 01:28:07.816 --> 01:28:08.776 [SPEAKER_06]: You guys saw it. 01:28:08.796 --> 01:28:11.157 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 01:28:11.297 --> 01:28:11.857 [SPEAKER_05]: It's stocking. 01:28:11.877 --> 01:28:12.218 [SPEAKER_05]: It's gone. 01:28:12.238 --> 01:28:13.238 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, it's going up. 01:28:13.618 --> 01:28:15.339 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, our spirits are going up. 01:28:15.999 --> 01:28:16.599 [SPEAKER_07]: Spirits are going up. 01:28:16.619 --> 01:28:17.580 [SPEAKER_08]: Spirits are coming down. 01:28:17.600 --> 01:28:18.800 [SPEAKER_08]: Spirits are coming down. 01:28:21.481 --> 01:28:22.642 [SPEAKER_09]: That avoidable. 01:28:22.702 --> 01:28:25.263 [SPEAKER_09]: Why do you? 01:28:25.283 --> 01:28:33.147 [SPEAKER_06]: We'll be right back after this thing. 01:28:36.189 --> 01:28:38.550 [SPEAKER_04]: DocketDaily.ai is not built for everyone. 01:28:40.231 --> 01:28:50.036 [SPEAKER_04]: It's built for the council who already knows that speed, precision, and early intelligence win cases, shape strategy, and protect the enterprise. 01:28:52.270 --> 01:29:00.976 [SPEAKER_04]: We serve a small circle of tech forward attorneys who understand the value of seeing regulatory movement before it becomes tomorrow's headline, or next quarter's crisis. 01:29:03.698 --> 01:29:08.261 [SPEAKER_04]: If you've heard of us, it's likely because someone trusted you enough to mention it. 01:29:11.443 --> 01:29:19.088 [SPEAKER_04]: If you're here, it's because you belong to the fraction of counsel who treat information as a strategic asset, not a commodity, 01:29:22.092 --> 01:29:25.215 [SPEAKER_01]: the quiet advantage for the attorneys who never wait to be surprised. 01:29:29.198 --> 01:29:31.039 [SPEAKER_07]: Very funny hit the rate button. 01:29:31.179 --> 01:29:33.641 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, I know what happened. 01:29:41.296 --> 01:29:42.117 [SPEAKER_08]: I turned it on. 01:29:42.497 --> 01:29:43.559 [SPEAKER_08]: I turned it on. 01:29:44.901 --> 01:29:50.969 [SPEAKER_08]: I turned it off from before and then it sits there and spins while it writes the data to the start of the effects. 01:29:51.049 --> 01:29:54.934 [SPEAKER_06]: So when I hit play again, this does sound like an after party at the sex. 01:29:54.994 --> 01:29:56.416 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't have to explain it to no. 01:29:56.477 --> 01:29:57.899 [SPEAKER_06]: I know what you're talking about, Mitch. 01:29:59.237 --> 01:29:59.938 [SPEAKER_06]: Any recording now. 01:30:00.118 --> 01:30:04.782 [SPEAKER_06]: But we were talking about my pie, which is another mathematical formula, which is the revenge in the arts. 01:30:05.342 --> 01:30:05.643 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:30:05.683 --> 01:30:08.845 [SPEAKER_06]: That might have happened. 01:30:08.885 --> 01:30:09.326 [SPEAKER_06]: They won. 01:30:10.267 --> 01:30:10.907 [SPEAKER_06]: They did win. 01:30:11.147 --> 01:30:15.932 [SPEAKER_06]: And I'm pretty sure that's a band Booby now across America, really? 01:30:16.392 --> 01:30:17.273 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, could you imagine? 01:30:17.293 --> 01:30:18.514 [SPEAKER_06]: Did it make say I'm all the nigh degree? 01:30:20.416 --> 01:30:21.516 [SPEAKER_06]: The revenge in the arts? 01:30:21.697 --> 01:30:21.917 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:30:23.122 --> 01:30:24.183 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, it hurts as feelers. 01:30:24.444 --> 01:30:27.967 [SPEAKER_06]: No, it does have sexual assault in there that and they kind of can, oh, it does. 01:30:28.007 --> 01:30:29.289 [SPEAKER_06]: Don't that, yeah, I don't remember. 01:30:29.489 --> 01:30:35.876 [SPEAKER_06]: And Pileave not why I've talked about it like four or five times, and there's, there's zero freaking synapses going on there. 01:30:36.517 --> 01:30:37.638 [SPEAKER_06]: You keep going to full house. 01:30:37.838 --> 01:30:39.620 [SPEAKER_06]: That's because he's just seven while we're out. 01:30:40.001 --> 01:30:41.382 [SPEAKER_06]: We're going to call him seven while. 01:30:42.323 --> 01:30:58.593 [SPEAKER_09]: It's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a 01:30:58.933 --> 01:30:59.594 [SPEAKER_08]: That's pretty good. 01:30:59.614 --> 01:31:08.702 [SPEAKER_09]: You're a seven, you're a three-watt, and they're not even gonna know what to help we're talking about, but maybe you're a one, what 25% you're a nine-foot-body. 01:31:08.742 --> 01:31:09.102 [SPEAKER_09]: Soft. 01:31:09.162 --> 01:31:11.064 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, a soft one. 01:31:11.124 --> 01:31:11.964 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, no. 01:31:14.757 --> 01:31:19.761 [SPEAKER_08]: I think you know I'll be watching tonight that it's not bad. 01:31:20.362 --> 01:31:21.943 [SPEAKER_07]: You know I like revenge of the nerves. 01:31:22.443 --> 01:31:26.527 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, you should find out if you can find it on TV. 01:31:26.647 --> 01:31:33.172 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm going to I think it's banned because you know what kind of like porches when you got your band to. 01:31:33.272 --> 01:31:33.492 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:31:35.105 --> 01:31:39.107 [SPEAKER_06]: There's not too many movies you'll let your gym teacher tug you through the Those are the Valley Wacker assault. 01:31:39.167 --> 01:31:39.908 [SPEAKER_08]: Is that the problem? 01:31:40.028 --> 01:31:41.729 [SPEAKER_06]: I think it was a telly walker assault there. 01:31:41.769 --> 01:31:46.451 [SPEAKER_06]: There is a couple of laws on the books Buckroven some kids. 01:31:46.972 --> 01:31:47.272 [SPEAKER_08]: Becker. 01:31:47.352 --> 01:31:47.932 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, you can't do that. 01:31:49.133 --> 01:31:49.773 [SPEAKER_08]: Funny story. 01:31:50.193 --> 01:31:52.455 [SPEAKER_08]: Even if it even if you funny story. 01:31:52.475 --> 01:31:52.815 [SPEAKER_08]: No, yeah 01:31:54.450 --> 01:32:01.832 [SPEAKER_07]: You were this close, but now you had to bring in a funny story, right? 01:32:01.852 --> 01:32:04.813 [SPEAKER_07]: This was the first to get mad at you. 01:32:04.833 --> 01:32:09.315 [SPEAKER_08]: So I told the story about that that was a cross game and Garrett hit the kid and that's right. 01:32:09.935 --> 01:32:10.935 [SPEAKER_08]: He was not wearing a cup. 01:32:11.035 --> 01:32:11.515 [SPEAKER_06]: No, he didn't. 01:32:11.615 --> 01:32:12.336 [SPEAKER_06]: He lost a ball. 01:32:12.396 --> 01:32:12.716 [SPEAKER_06]: He did. 01:32:12.736 --> 01:32:14.196 [SPEAKER_06]: He had to have surgery. 01:32:14.216 --> 01:32:15.156 [SPEAKER_06]: He liked the new. 01:32:15.296 --> 01:32:16.577 [SPEAKER_08]: But so my brother-in-law, 01:32:17.317 --> 01:32:45.568 [SPEAKER_08]: You're soon to be fathered last got was talked he's just taking pictures and he was talking to the referee And he goes isn't a penalty to not wear a cup, but he goes for it is He said he goes Yes, all we shouldn't do is ask the coach He goes there was back in the day we could ball tap him and you know If it's okay, he goes you can't do that sounds like you have bolt-up so they asked the coach and the coach says Yeah, she had bone on because he doesn't want to get a penalty even though we don't fucking well. 01:32:45.588 --> 01:32:45.928 [SPEAKER_08]: He didn't 01:32:46.628 --> 01:32:48.030 [SPEAKER_08]: So, hey, what's the worth 15 yards? 01:32:48.050 --> 01:32:48.130 [SPEAKER_08]: Me? 01:32:48.150 --> 01:32:48.410 [SPEAKER_08]: Yard. 01:32:48.810 --> 01:32:51.693 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't watch the cross, Mitch. 01:32:52.074 --> 01:32:52.534 [SPEAKER_08]: That's fine. 01:32:52.614 --> 01:33:06.228 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it 01:33:09.456 --> 01:33:10.837 [SPEAKER_09]: like bad and pickable. 01:33:10.897 --> 01:33:12.238 [SPEAKER_09]: Right, right, same same thing, right? 01:33:12.258 --> 01:33:14.659 [SPEAKER_09]: Aren't they all the same thing just a different court? 01:33:15.079 --> 01:33:15.420 [SPEAKER_09]: Kind of. 01:33:16.480 --> 01:33:17.521 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, a little bit different now. 01:33:17.661 --> 01:33:21.383 [SPEAKER_06]: So LaCrosse is kind of like football and, you know, hockey is more on hockey. 01:33:21.523 --> 01:33:22.144 [SPEAKER_08]: Feel hockey. 01:33:22.164 --> 01:33:23.985 [SPEAKER_08]: It's a, it's roughly football. 01:33:24.725 --> 01:33:32.290 [SPEAKER_09]: I think it, I think LaCrosse is a pretty dynamic gig between rugby football and all the respect to LaCrosse, and all the respect to LaCrosse. 01:33:33.390 --> 01:33:35.992 [SPEAKER_06]: And I was in my seventh and eighth grade year is going through the, 01:33:37.828 --> 01:33:40.070 [SPEAKER_06]: my Egyptian teacher years. 01:33:40.850 --> 01:33:41.591 [SPEAKER_06]: I was tough to get through. 01:33:41.611 --> 01:33:45.354 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, I don't know what should I even don't ask. 01:33:45.434 --> 01:33:46.575 [SPEAKER_09]: No, just let it go. 01:33:47.115 --> 01:33:48.076 [SPEAKER_09]: Just let it go. 01:33:48.196 --> 01:33:49.437 [SPEAKER_09]: It's like, just let it go. 01:33:49.497 --> 01:33:49.637 [SPEAKER_09]: Right. 01:33:49.657 --> 01:33:50.398 [SPEAKER_09]: No, no, no, no, no. 01:33:50.438 --> 01:33:51.399 [SPEAKER_06]: My kids. 01:33:51.419 --> 01:33:52.580 [SPEAKER_06]: My social studies teacher. 01:33:52.600 --> 01:33:53.660 [SPEAKER_06]: They look just like the bangles. 01:33:54.241 --> 01:33:54.661 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, that. 01:33:54.681 --> 01:33:56.042 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, it's your dad Egyptian. 01:33:56.182 --> 01:33:56.523 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay. 01:33:56.743 --> 01:33:59.065 [SPEAKER_06]: So I had two great things happen to me out in the court. 01:34:00.526 --> 01:34:06.030 [SPEAKER_06]: One, Rich Carlos, which is the field goal kicker, which you should appreciate. 01:34:06.050 --> 01:34:06.390 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:34:08.292 --> 01:34:12.213 [SPEAKER_06]: He didn't bring the old steel toe in, you know, he didn't. 01:34:12.313 --> 01:34:13.154 [SPEAKER_06]: He was barefoot. 01:34:13.194 --> 01:34:13.894 [SPEAKER_06]: He was a barefoot. 01:34:13.914 --> 01:34:15.254 [SPEAKER_09]: No, so he went the other way. 01:34:15.314 --> 01:34:16.875 [SPEAKER_06]: He did, so he went to your high school. 01:34:16.935 --> 01:34:17.195 [SPEAKER_06]: Barefoot. 01:34:17.395 --> 01:34:23.917 [SPEAKER_06]: No, but he came to Loretta Middle School, which was the biggest middle school in Aurora, and oh, this was Colorado. 01:34:24.037 --> 01:34:29.599 [SPEAKER_06]: He practiced at our lunch hour, and he would ask a few of us to come out and retrieve the balls from site. 01:34:30.619 --> 01:34:31.500 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, grab it as balls. 01:34:31.540 --> 01:34:32.280 [SPEAKER_06]: I was ball retriever. 01:34:33.820 --> 01:34:34.321 [SPEAKER_06]: Much like Gus. 01:34:37.043 --> 01:34:59.586 [SPEAKER_06]: second best story I think what's interesting is he put that in the category of best stories yeah hey when you get to see the barefoot and kicker from the Denver Broncos I mean that was those guys were fricking walking on water it's like the Steelers you know back in the 70s I mean this this is John Owe you know you know I think he said a record at some point too much oh he did 01:35:00.066 --> 01:35:12.854 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, well, they all see you all see the thinner, you know, so yeah, you know, and all the respect You had changes everything Even after this human shit that's sitting on top of us today, you know It doesn't make a difference It does Yeah, makes a difference There's a math matter. 01:35:12.894 --> 01:35:21.819 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, they talked about it I guarantee there is There was there's been a lot made of playing football at my Ohio stadium or whatever it's called today But it used to be called my Ohio. 01:35:21.859 --> 01:35:22.780 [SPEAKER_08]: I think even golfing. 01:35:23.280 --> 01:35:23.480 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:35:23.980 --> 01:35:24.481 [SPEAKER_08]: I think you're 01:35:25.002 --> 01:35:28.566 [SPEAKER_05]: I might be able to hit a ball like I might be able to ball like Louie if I played out there. 01:35:28.706 --> 01:35:36.233 [SPEAKER_05]: Two, four, nine, two, four, five, but maybe like I think the longest hole in one ever occurred in Colorado. 01:35:36.473 --> 01:35:36.894 [SPEAKER_05]: Makes sense. 01:35:37.114 --> 01:35:40.678 [SPEAKER_05]: Like a par five, five hundred and seventy-one feet or something stupid like that. 01:35:40.738 --> 01:35:42.239 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, be like me going down the cart path. 01:35:42.419 --> 01:35:43.520 [SPEAKER_06]: Something bouncing off the cart. 01:35:43.641 --> 01:35:44.061 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:35:44.341 --> 01:35:44.922 [SPEAKER_06]: Call of Gart. 01:35:46.288 --> 01:35:46.968 [SPEAKER_06]: right to the wall. 01:35:47.169 --> 01:35:53.172 [SPEAKER_08]: Then you play a ball off the didn't you hit the mate and shed that one in the 16 and it bounced clear down and ended up playable. 01:35:53.392 --> 01:35:55.293 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, right where we hosted the on it. 01:35:55.453 --> 01:35:57.794 [SPEAKER_06]: By the way, we got to figure out we're hosting on house this year. 01:35:57.814 --> 01:35:59.415 [SPEAKER_06]: That's the most important thing we get to figure out. 01:35:59.435 --> 01:36:00.916 [SPEAKER_06]: That's been in cousin he's to come in. 01:36:01.076 --> 01:36:01.856 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, what I know. 01:36:01.916 --> 01:36:02.136 [SPEAKER_06]: Right. 01:36:02.376 --> 01:36:02.656 [SPEAKER_06]: Ghost. 01:36:02.716 --> 01:36:03.357 [SPEAKER_06]: How does he ghost? 01:36:04.878 --> 01:36:05.118 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:36:05.138 --> 01:36:05.838 [SPEAKER_06]: What's that movie? 01:36:05.858 --> 01:36:06.859 [SPEAKER_06]: We should go for this. 01:36:06.879 --> 01:36:07.899 [SPEAKER_09]: Hey, you move your buffs. 01:36:07.919 --> 01:36:09.060 [SPEAKER_09]: Did you ever watch Ghost? 01:36:09.440 --> 01:36:10.801 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I've tried to recreate that with a few 01:36:16.457 --> 01:36:35.222 [SPEAKER_09]: Couldn't get with you, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, 01:36:36.029 --> 01:36:40.112 [SPEAKER_07]: I want to ask Eric what he did for what he did and we're out so we'll be so okay. 01:36:40.152 --> 01:36:42.113 [SPEAKER_07]: You saw what be dating Ted for a while, right? 01:36:42.133 --> 01:36:43.394 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, I mean, that was right. 01:36:43.494 --> 01:36:50.279 [SPEAKER_05]: That was, you know, remember that was like cutting edge and that was before his current life, which is like, I can't remember her name. 01:36:50.339 --> 01:36:52.921 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, it's still like carburethase hasn't. 01:36:52.941 --> 01:36:55.923 [SPEAKER_06]: No, but it's the mom from Stupbrothers. 01:36:55.944 --> 01:36:57.345 [SPEAKER_06]: It is, that's exactly it. 01:36:57.365 --> 01:36:58.165 [SPEAKER_09]: Does that do his marriage? 01:36:58.185 --> 01:37:00.247 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, it's master's son. 01:37:00.467 --> 01:37:03.269 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, is that her last name? 01:37:04.430 --> 01:37:05.290 [SPEAKER_09]: You know who I'm talking about. 01:37:05.310 --> 01:37:05.710 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:37:06.051 --> 01:37:06.351 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:37:06.991 --> 01:37:07.671 [SPEAKER_09]: She was a stepper. 01:37:07.691 --> 01:37:09.352 [SPEAKER_09]: There's no more. 01:37:09.412 --> 01:37:09.772 [SPEAKER_09]: Exactly. 01:37:09.792 --> 01:37:10.572 [SPEAKER_06]: Who he's married to, no. 01:37:10.832 --> 01:37:11.372 [SPEAKER_09]: No kidding. 01:37:11.392 --> 01:37:13.113 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm turning into Cisco and Ebert here. 01:37:14.113 --> 01:37:15.054 [SPEAKER_06]: No. 01:37:15.114 --> 01:37:15.634 [SPEAKER_06]: We're green. 01:37:16.114 --> 01:37:16.354 [SPEAKER_06]: No. 01:37:18.355 --> 01:37:20.976 [SPEAKER_09]: We've become movie boss or Craig. 01:37:21.036 --> 01:37:21.436 [SPEAKER_09]: Whatever. 01:37:21.476 --> 01:37:22.256 [SPEAKER_07]: That mean. 01:37:23.656 --> 01:37:25.077 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, Lou, I'm just trying to get you to watch. 01:37:25.197 --> 01:37:26.597 [SPEAKER_08]: The Mary's Dean Bergen. 01:37:26.617 --> 01:37:27.138 [SPEAKER_08]: That's it. 01:37:27.318 --> 01:37:28.458 [SPEAKER_08]: Exactly. 01:37:28.498 --> 01:37:28.738 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:37:28.758 --> 01:37:31.259 [SPEAKER_06]: What I say, Steinberg or Master Citizen. 01:37:31.359 --> 01:37:33.860 [SPEAKER_06]: I think you're talking about Cisco and Ebert. 01:37:35.622 --> 01:38:01.410 [SPEAKER_09]: uh... went to the two guys all the way to talk about movies and in the middle living on it and they did big living you no that's all i think that's all i have a moment okay i've got uh... forget it like you're cooked in you know i'm good um... was two plus two four 01:38:03.370 --> 01:38:04.791 [SPEAKER_05]: It's going to make sure that's what it is. 01:38:04.811 --> 01:38:05.992 [SPEAKER_05]: I got a couple of head lines as I said. 01:38:06.032 --> 01:38:07.033 [SPEAKER_06]: One bus, one's not too heavy. 01:38:11.643 --> 01:38:14.605 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, it depends on the base, but that's okay. 01:38:15.265 --> 01:38:15.985 [SPEAKER_05]: What the fuck is that? 01:38:16.005 --> 01:38:17.146 [SPEAKER_05]: Base 10, base 5. 01:38:17.206 --> 01:38:17.606 [SPEAKER_05]: Base 2. 01:38:17.626 --> 01:38:19.327 [SPEAKER_05]: What are you talking about base 10, base 5? 01:38:19.347 --> 01:38:21.368 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes, yes, yes, yes. 01:38:21.388 --> 01:38:22.609 [SPEAKER_07]: When the fuck are you talking about? 01:38:22.629 --> 01:38:23.369 [SPEAKER_07]: There's bases. 01:38:23.389 --> 01:38:24.770 [SPEAKER_07]: There's nobody else in this shit. 01:38:25.050 --> 01:38:27.451 [SPEAKER_07]: I know. 01:38:27.911 --> 01:38:28.652 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm going to be honest. 01:38:28.672 --> 01:38:29.232 [SPEAKER_07]: We work on it. 01:38:29.272 --> 01:38:30.192 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, there is. 01:38:30.212 --> 01:38:32.193 [SPEAKER_06]: Somebody says, uh, one boy's one man. 01:38:32.233 --> 01:38:32.994 [SPEAKER_05]: First base. 01:38:33.054 --> 01:38:33.474 [SPEAKER_05]: You know what? 01:38:33.534 --> 01:38:33.834 [SPEAKER_05]: You know what? 01:38:33.854 --> 01:38:35.775 [SPEAKER_05]: It's a great book to talk about math, actually. 01:38:35.875 --> 01:38:36.676 [SPEAKER_05]: Alice in Wonderland. 01:38:37.856 --> 01:38:45.899 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, it's it's all about mass if when you yeah, I just don't like doing it on the rabbit hole You want to know now that's a movie. 01:38:45.979 --> 01:38:50.101 [SPEAKER_08]: I have never seen I know where you put the top hat on I know never seen that Wonderland. 01:38:50.141 --> 01:38:53.062 [SPEAKER_06]: I have definitely have never well, and you'd clearly never seen a brevish in the name. 01:38:53.082 --> 01:39:02.566 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, you're full of shit I have seen it I just don't remember Wait wait, no, I do have a serious question me too. 01:39:02.846 --> 01:39:04.267 [SPEAKER_06]: I can understand what this berber name going down 01:39:07.182 --> 01:39:07.803 [SPEAKER_06]: What about that? 01:39:08.343 --> 01:39:09.684 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, the bourbon hummus is down. 01:39:09.984 --> 01:39:10.605 [SPEAKER_08]: See, see. 01:39:10.625 --> 01:39:13.847 [SPEAKER_06]: When you get to think about it, he says that our spirits are so up. 01:39:14.027 --> 01:39:14.427 [SPEAKER_06]: They aren't. 01:39:14.528 --> 01:39:16.109 [SPEAKER_06]: We're down at the Tonya Taste now. 01:39:16.169 --> 01:39:16.729 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:39:16.749 --> 01:39:18.190 [SPEAKER_06]: We talked about this enough period. 01:39:18.450 --> 01:39:19.031 [SPEAKER_06]: We need to... 01:39:19.111 --> 01:39:20.772 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't think so, but I don't know. 01:39:20.792 --> 01:39:22.614 [SPEAKER_06]: Bring us in, because you have all the cliff notes. 01:39:22.814 --> 01:39:22.974 [SPEAKER_06]: No. 01:39:23.734 --> 01:39:23.935 [UNKNOWN]: No. 01:39:24.395 --> 01:39:25.776 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't have any notes. 01:39:26.336 --> 01:39:27.757 [SPEAKER_08]: I was making the notes up as I went. 01:39:27.777 --> 01:39:29.158 [SPEAKER_08]: No, I don't think so. 01:39:29.419 --> 01:39:29.819 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know. 01:39:29.879 --> 01:39:30.960 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't think so, but... 01:39:31.740 --> 01:39:32.961 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, there we go. 01:39:33.001 --> 01:39:33.281 [SPEAKER_09]: It is. 01:39:33.421 --> 01:39:33.801 [SPEAKER_09]: I agree. 01:39:33.821 --> 01:39:34.461 [SPEAKER_09]: Probably an epic. 01:39:34.501 --> 01:39:35.402 [SPEAKER_09]: We're in the world now. 01:39:35.482 --> 01:39:36.082 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, a nickel. 01:39:36.202 --> 01:39:37.623 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm not sure how we can get both of them. 01:39:37.743 --> 01:39:39.444 [SPEAKER_09]: It's going to get really easily. 01:39:39.464 --> 01:39:40.444 [SPEAKER_09]: That's an easy drink. 01:39:40.464 --> 01:39:40.664 [SPEAKER_09]: Quite. 01:39:40.804 --> 01:39:41.725 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, you just said it again. 01:39:41.745 --> 01:39:44.446 [SPEAKER_09]: Now we owe a dime to the almost charity. 01:39:44.506 --> 01:39:48.848 [SPEAKER_09]: It's almost like epic, uh, you're on the scorn. 01:39:48.888 --> 01:39:49.448 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, yeah. 01:39:49.508 --> 01:39:49.868 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:39:49.888 --> 01:39:50.328 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:39:50.549 --> 01:39:50.929 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 01:39:50.949 --> 01:39:54.150 [SPEAKER_06]: The epic, not least the perfect sense there. 01:39:54.410 --> 01:39:57.812 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, can I propose something to our friends over, uh, yonder? 01:39:58.692 --> 01:40:01.854 [SPEAKER_06]: They're it where's yonder Yarnick round. 01:40:02.014 --> 01:40:02.854 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, okay. 01:40:02.874 --> 01:40:09.277 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, they do have I think the and I lived in Iowa for a while Yeah, I lived right in the middle of the freaking uh 01:40:09.963 --> 01:40:10.984 [SPEAKER_05]: Really in a coin field? 01:40:11.044 --> 01:40:11.884 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, pretty much. 01:40:13.065 --> 01:40:15.887 [SPEAKER_06]: We, I was children, I was the one children coming out of the corn. 01:40:15.907 --> 01:40:39.422 [SPEAKER_06]: You were going to get a faster one, faster one, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster 01:40:41.645 --> 01:40:45.408 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, silver cream and you put your buddy. 01:40:45.528 --> 01:40:48.791 [SPEAKER_06]: Do they use sweet corn or do they use it's sweet feel corn. 01:40:48.891 --> 01:40:51.073 [SPEAKER_05]: These are difficult by the different types of corn. 01:40:51.273 --> 01:40:54.616 [SPEAKER_06]: Whatever they do, it's a concoction that is like no other. 01:40:56.017 --> 01:41:03.523 [SPEAKER_08]: It's got a really good, long kind of drawn out finish, like it really lingers in your mouth. 01:41:03.783 --> 01:41:05.465 [SPEAKER_06]: Are you talking about the bourbon or the, yes? 01:41:05.525 --> 01:41:06.305 [SPEAKER_08]: Now talk to 01:41:10.903 --> 01:41:18.986 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm just gonna tell you, shut the fuck up, I'm not setting them up, you don't set them up, then at least we cut out half of it, you know, oh no, this is staying in 01:41:36.540 --> 01:41:45.842 [SPEAKER_08]: It's not like I don't nobody else has really said much Eric said it's lovely and that's an endorsement Are we talking about the bourbon or the yes Carbon talking about the bourbon. 01:41:45.882 --> 01:41:46.222 [SPEAKER_08]: Hi good. 01:41:46.962 --> 01:41:47.502 [SPEAKER_07]: I got it. 01:41:47.702 --> 01:41:49.903 [SPEAKER_06]: It's a smooth me boondogs good. 01:41:50.023 --> 01:41:54.604 [SPEAKER_06]: I I've had this since I was in like You're on your own with him 01:42:02.307 --> 01:42:05.170 [SPEAKER_09]: It's a ward cleaver, signing out of the night. 01:42:05.511 --> 01:42:07.693 [SPEAKER_09]: June, you're in charge of the boys tonight. 01:42:07.733 --> 01:42:10.536 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, make sure they get the bed of the decent hour, all right? 01:42:13.139 --> 01:42:13.980 [SPEAKER_09]: No, I did. 01:42:14.000 --> 01:42:15.842 [SPEAKER_07]: But you guys won't. 01:42:17.299 --> 01:42:31.774 [SPEAKER_09]: Um, so we're talking about movies and we're talking about quantum, yes, and I think we're missing one of the, the, the most pregnant movies of all time, which ones that involves technology and movies and some of the debauchery that we talk about. 01:42:32.831 --> 01:42:33.592 [SPEAKER_09]: We're in science. 01:42:33.832 --> 01:42:34.393 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, that was. 01:42:34.453 --> 01:42:34.774 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, we're. 01:42:34.794 --> 01:42:35.695 [SPEAKER_09]: Hey, it's you. 01:42:35.715 --> 01:42:36.095 [SPEAKER_09]: Come on. 01:42:36.396 --> 01:42:39.640 [SPEAKER_09]: You guys are you guys are trying to figure out math problems with Astros. 01:42:39.660 --> 01:42:45.067 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, and you were Time trying to figure out how I can be Gary and why and come up with Lisa, right? 01:42:45.248 --> 01:42:46.249 [SPEAKER_09]: And I don't even want to do it. 01:42:46.429 --> 01:42:48.111 [SPEAKER_09]: I want to do it on my cell phone, right? 01:42:48.972 --> 01:42:51.655 [SPEAKER_06]: I texted us that he goes, listen, I'm trying to get this on Claude. 01:42:51.675 --> 01:42:55.218 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, yeah, I mean, I'm going back to weird science. 01:42:55.238 --> 01:43:01.924 [SPEAKER_09]: If you guys remember that one, they were sitting in front of their computer, and they had this conical brawn, yeah, I did. 01:43:02.344 --> 01:43:15.135 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, they hit a couple of buttons, and before you know it, here's, let me you Kelly LeBrock, I come out of this whole G, you should order your humanoid sex bot before, before Trump outlawed China. 01:43:15.295 --> 01:43:16.156 [SPEAKER_05]: Chinese ones hit me. 01:43:16.756 --> 01:43:17.877 [SPEAKER_09]: I get good ones for medley. 01:43:18.097 --> 01:43:20.800 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, fine Italian. 01:43:20.880 --> 01:43:21.861 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, it's such fun. 01:43:21.901 --> 01:43:25.284 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, it's like just together like fine wine. 01:43:25.364 --> 01:43:28.667 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, like a nice suit and she can cook too. 01:43:29.067 --> 01:43:29.768 [SPEAKER_06]: Mm-hmm. 01:43:29.848 --> 01:43:31.269 [SPEAKER_07]: Is that what you're looking for? 01:43:31.349 --> 01:43:31.509 [SPEAKER_07]: Yep. 01:43:31.969 --> 01:43:32.410 [SPEAKER_09]: All right. 01:43:33.162 --> 01:43:34.082 [SPEAKER_07]: That's different scratch. 01:43:34.242 --> 01:43:35.302 [SPEAKER_09]: Pasta from scratch. 01:43:35.923 --> 01:43:36.843 [SPEAKER_07]: No doubt, but yes. 01:43:37.143 --> 01:43:38.663 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, so that's, uh, we've got to roll it quick. 01:43:38.683 --> 01:43:41.364 [SPEAKER_09]: We're going to bring out, uh, that was a great movie. 01:43:41.544 --> 01:43:43.724 [SPEAKER_09]: Math, Math, Math, it was one not. 01:43:44.124 --> 01:43:48.325 [SPEAKER_09]: I want to figure out how to use quantum to make Lisa from weird science. 01:43:48.365 --> 01:43:51.486 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, can you imagine all the guys that are ordered in their sex box and they're going, fuck. 01:43:53.767 --> 01:43:55.707 [SPEAKER_06]: I was just, I just missed the cut off. 01:43:57.147 --> 01:43:57.948 [SPEAKER_09]: Did you read a pair? 01:43:57.968 --> 01:43:58.748 [SPEAKER_09]: Did you hear this week? 01:43:58.768 --> 01:43:59.308 [SPEAKER_09]: Ha ha ha ha. 01:44:01.908 --> 01:44:05.291 [SPEAKER_09]: The number of people smoking weed is now passed the number of people drinking. 01:44:05.311 --> 01:44:06.392 [SPEAKER_09]: I know that's for real. 01:44:06.772 --> 01:44:09.834 [SPEAKER_09]: It's a shame we've been trying our hardest to face that. 01:44:10.595 --> 01:44:13.337 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't think it's a kind of street drinker. 01:44:13.417 --> 01:44:15.719 [SPEAKER_08]: That's the problem. 01:44:15.759 --> 01:44:16.840 [SPEAKER_08]: We only count as one. 01:44:16.860 --> 01:44:21.283 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know if it's right now. 01:44:21.484 --> 01:44:23.185 [SPEAKER_08]: I didn't hear that. 01:44:23.225 --> 01:44:25.207 [SPEAKER_08]: Just this week that John I don't know. 01:44:25.227 --> 01:44:26.588 [SPEAKER_08]: It was not validated. 01:44:27.935 --> 01:44:31.638 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, for all we know that that happened a long time ago. 01:44:31.998 --> 01:44:34.800 [SPEAKER_08]: It wasn't legal, so nobody would admit it. 01:44:34.880 --> 01:44:36.461 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't know. 01:44:36.521 --> 01:44:39.564 [SPEAKER_07]: He is all right. 01:44:39.644 --> 01:44:40.765 [SPEAKER_08]: We're about to end the cycle. 01:44:40.865 --> 01:44:41.505 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, that's good. 01:44:41.625 --> 01:44:42.906 [SPEAKER_08]: We'll come back after this break. 01:44:58.654 --> 01:45:08.498 [SPEAKER_04]: It's built for the council who already knows that speed, precision, and early intelligence win cases, shape strategy, and protect the enterprise. 01:45:10.699 --> 01:45:19.423 [SPEAKER_04]: We serve a small circle of tech forward attorneys who understand the value of seeing regulatory movement before it becomes tomorrow's headline, or next quarter's crisis. 01:45:22.144 --> 01:45:26.666 [SPEAKER_04]: If you've heard of us, it's likely because someone trusted you enough to mention it. 01:45:29.873 --> 01:45:39.481 [SPEAKER_04]: If you're here, it's because you belong to the fraction of council who treat information as a strategic asset, not a commodity, DACA Daily.AI. 01:45:40.522 --> 01:45:43.665 [SPEAKER_01]: The quiet advantage for the attorneys who never wait to be surprised. 01:45:57.353 --> 01:45:59.275 [SPEAKER_06]: The bourbon ovator is completely empty. 01:45:59.375 --> 01:45:59.755 [SPEAKER_08]: God. 01:46:00.135 --> 01:46:02.998 [SPEAKER_08]: And let's not lose sight of it. 01:46:03.018 --> 01:46:05.139 [SPEAKER_08]: You just said bourbon ovator. 01:46:05.219 --> 01:46:06.200 [SPEAKER_08]: I can't say no. 01:46:06.240 --> 01:46:07.061 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm a homer. 01:46:07.101 --> 01:46:07.581 [SPEAKER_06]: Perfectly. 01:46:07.942 --> 01:46:08.582 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm a homer. 01:46:08.982 --> 01:46:09.603 [SPEAKER_06]: Trust me. 01:46:09.643 --> 01:46:11.464 [SPEAKER_06]: We've been tripping across a lot of great things tonight. 01:46:12.565 --> 01:46:13.006 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh boy. 01:46:14.347 --> 01:46:14.927 [SPEAKER_06]: Can I re-ash? 01:46:14.967 --> 01:46:15.848 [SPEAKER_06]: There's that pause. 01:46:16.268 --> 01:46:17.209 [SPEAKER_06]: No. 01:46:20.274 --> 01:46:29.059 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm just going to mention it to battery on this at the thing is now at 69 he had to giggle he had to giggle. 01:46:29.260 --> 01:46:30.240 [SPEAKER_08]: It's always a 69. 01:46:30.280 --> 01:46:31.021 [SPEAKER_06]: That's the way I said it. 01:46:31.201 --> 01:46:34.883 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:46:35.023 --> 01:46:40.627 [SPEAKER_09]: Did you remember to you, uh, woman's name to pull to Tallywacker through the wall and uh, down in the lobby? 01:46:41.167 --> 01:46:43.269 [SPEAKER_06]: No, but that would be a great freaking, uh, 01:46:44.109 --> 01:46:57.962 [SPEAKER_06]: Wasn't it a viola ball breaker it was she might have been for real Oh, I'm get I'm look at you bring it in your face like you know, the No, you miss ball breakers ball breakers ball breakers Miss ball breakers Beautiful. 01:46:58.002 --> 01:47:00.685 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, so I billor You're a bill. 01:47:00.725 --> 01:47:00.965 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, you 01:47:04.327 --> 01:47:07.288 [SPEAKER_08]: The same place at the same time, and that's a little scary bear. 01:47:08.229 --> 01:47:08.589 [SPEAKER_08]: Trust me. 01:47:08.849 --> 01:47:13.530 [SPEAKER_09]: Or I just want to know if anybody knew Biela Ballbreaker, would you bring him back porcupis again? 01:47:13.570 --> 01:47:16.891 [SPEAKER_09]: So that's a porcupis, I forgot the name of it. 01:47:16.951 --> 01:47:17.892 [SPEAKER_06]: It was a great movie, right? 01:47:17.912 --> 01:47:23.053 [SPEAKER_06]: So there was porcupis one, but that's where you can get lost in the shelf. 01:47:23.113 --> 01:47:26.534 [SPEAKER_08]: That's what I thought of at a rare extent, that text earlier with all that. 01:47:26.794 --> 01:47:28.055 [SPEAKER_08]: I was like, I like boobs. 01:47:29.516 --> 01:47:30.837 [SPEAKER_08]: I was going to be by her spawns. 01:47:31.617 --> 01:47:34.240 [SPEAKER_08]: You're talking to a crew Magdon retarded. 01:47:34.860 --> 01:47:35.601 [SPEAKER_06]: I like boobs. 01:47:35.881 --> 01:47:37.062 [SPEAKER_06]: Here's a little homework. 01:47:37.102 --> 01:47:39.564 [SPEAKER_06]: You have to see the two, the main one, two brains, right? 01:47:39.644 --> 01:47:40.585 [SPEAKER_06]: I think that's the name of them. 01:47:41.406 --> 01:47:42.126 [SPEAKER_06]: I may have seen that. 01:47:42.226 --> 01:47:43.347 [SPEAKER_08]: I know the movie you're talking. 01:47:43.367 --> 01:47:44.568 [SPEAKER_08]: I remember seeing it every time. 01:47:44.628 --> 01:47:45.669 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know if ever watched. 01:47:45.769 --> 01:47:46.370 [SPEAKER_08]: I feel like you're good. 01:47:46.390 --> 01:47:47.951 [SPEAKER_08]: But I want to see them fucking brain. 01:47:47.971 --> 01:47:48.812 [SPEAKER_08]: That's be interesting. 01:47:49.713 --> 01:47:49.973 [SPEAKER_08]: Let me. 01:47:51.574 --> 01:47:53.255 [SPEAKER_08]: What did you say? 01:47:54.456 --> 01:47:56.057 [SPEAKER_06]: Is that the definition of a mind-fuck? 01:47:56.378 --> 01:47:57.518 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, that's what he said. 01:47:57.558 --> 01:47:59.300 [SPEAKER_06]: But he actually fucked a brain. 01:47:59.340 --> 01:48:02.462 [SPEAKER_06]: He was hoping to hurt to get back into a body that she could fuck. 01:48:02.682 --> 01:48:03.843 [SPEAKER_06]: Was it burned to that Peter's? 01:48:04.123 --> 01:48:05.524 [SPEAKER_06]: Was she pleased with it? 01:48:05.564 --> 01:48:06.265 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes, I think he was. 01:48:06.305 --> 01:48:07.165 [SPEAKER_07]: I think you're right. 01:48:07.245 --> 01:48:08.606 [SPEAKER_08]: Because she did a lot of movies with him. 01:48:08.666 --> 01:48:09.287 [SPEAKER_08]: She did the jerk. 01:48:09.467 --> 01:48:10.448 [SPEAKER_07]: So was that the same thing? 01:48:10.468 --> 01:48:12.609 [SPEAKER_07]: But it's a boy we were trying to sneak out. 01:48:12.769 --> 01:48:13.010 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:48:13.050 --> 01:48:14.150 [SPEAKER_08]: She did it was in the jerk too. 01:48:14.250 --> 01:48:14.771 [SPEAKER_07]: No, was it? 01:48:15.131 --> 01:48:16.072 [SPEAKER_07]: Is the same one the jerk? 01:48:16.871 --> 01:48:18.812 [SPEAKER_08]: I remember I suggested his other movie. 01:48:18.892 --> 01:48:20.753 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't think it would be the same one though. 01:48:20.953 --> 01:48:22.693 [SPEAKER_09]: She was in my cousin Vinnie with him too. 01:48:22.873 --> 01:48:23.494 [SPEAKER_08]: No, look it up. 01:48:23.674 --> 01:48:24.054 [SPEAKER_08]: No. 01:48:24.594 --> 01:48:27.395 [SPEAKER_08]: Steve Martin wasn't in my cousin Vinnie that was- He was Vinnie. 01:48:27.815 --> 01:48:28.756 [SPEAKER_09]: That was Joe Pesci. 01:48:29.476 --> 01:48:30.296 [SPEAKER_09]: No, I'm sorry. 01:48:30.336 --> 01:48:31.497 [SPEAKER_09]: My cousin Vinnie. 01:48:32.257 --> 01:48:34.938 [SPEAKER_09]: He was the, in a witness protection program. 01:48:35.278 --> 01:48:36.018 [SPEAKER_09]: My blue heaven. 01:48:36.258 --> 01:48:36.739 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, sorry. 01:48:36.759 --> 01:48:37.939 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, I'm sorry. 01:48:38.199 --> 01:48:38.899 [SPEAKER_09]: Sorry, look it up. 01:48:39.040 --> 01:48:40.120 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I'm sorry. 01:48:40.180 --> 01:48:41.440 [SPEAKER_06]: Who is the voice of the brain? 01:48:41.460 --> 01:48:43.281 [SPEAKER_06]: I think Scott's like a little bit. 01:48:43.681 --> 01:48:44.882 [SPEAKER_06]: Because I don't think it's- 01:48:45.562 --> 01:48:47.843 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't think it's the same lady that was in the carnival. 01:48:48.243 --> 01:48:50.043 [SPEAKER_06]: I thought it was, I think it's a special person. 01:48:50.183 --> 01:48:50.364 [SPEAKER_06]: No. 01:48:50.444 --> 01:48:52.784 [SPEAKER_06]: And by the way, you know, I don't think it was either. 01:48:53.104 --> 01:48:58.546 [SPEAKER_06]: I was going back with my wife last night because the kill carnival where I grew up with the first carnival. 01:48:58.586 --> 01:49:00.307 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, that's just got me into clowns and stuff. 01:49:00.967 --> 01:49:02.167 [SPEAKER_05]: Are you scared of clowns? 01:49:02.307 --> 01:49:03.047 [SPEAKER_06]: No, I love clowns. 01:49:03.067 --> 01:49:04.788 [SPEAKER_06]: That's why I do whatever I do, you know? 01:49:05.708 --> 01:49:06.108 [SPEAKER_06]: Halloween. 01:49:06.268 --> 01:49:06.449 [SPEAKER_06]: Oof. 01:49:07.709 --> 01:49:08.069 [SPEAKER_06]: Caffin. 01:49:08.449 --> 01:49:08.709 [SPEAKER_06]: Wolf. 01:49:09.129 --> 01:49:09.469 [SPEAKER_06]: Caffin. 01:49:09.630 --> 01:49:09.990 [SPEAKER_06]: Caffin. 01:49:10.050 --> 01:49:10.510 [SPEAKER_06]: That's a call. 01:49:14.748 --> 01:49:33.737 [SPEAKER_06]: That's my that's my that's my two dot annunciations How fun No, but hey everybody ask me why do you have a coffin I said well the state planning 01:49:36.373 --> 01:49:36.975 [SPEAKER_06]: That was good. 01:49:37.255 --> 01:49:38.218 [SPEAKER_07]: That's all right. 01:49:38.799 --> 01:49:40.282 [SPEAKER_08]: That's the ultimate mistake. 01:49:40.383 --> 01:49:43.169 [SPEAKER_06]: And the second question is, where do you keep it, I said, at the end of the bed? 01:49:45.988 --> 01:49:46.368 [SPEAKER_06]: We're else. 01:49:46.708 --> 01:49:48.629 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, this is basic. 01:49:49.189 --> 01:49:51.049 [SPEAKER_08]: So this is basic was the voice act. 01:49:51.129 --> 01:49:54.550 [SPEAKER_06]: All right, so that was different from the lady that was in the... 01:49:54.590 --> 01:49:55.050 [SPEAKER_06]: Thank you. 01:49:55.250 --> 01:49:55.810 [SPEAKER_06]: I thought it was. 01:49:55.830 --> 01:49:56.730 [SPEAKER_06]: Because he's heard from the jerk. 01:49:56.750 --> 01:49:59.031 [SPEAKER_09]: He heard that Peter's that was the woman in a lot of his move. 01:49:59.071 --> 01:50:01.411 [SPEAKER_06]: No, but she had a very distinct voice, you know? 01:50:01.451 --> 01:50:02.051 [SPEAKER_06]: She was a jerk. 01:50:02.091 --> 01:50:03.212 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, okay. 01:50:03.252 --> 01:50:05.412 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, and my blue havin. 01:50:05.552 --> 01:50:06.272 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, yeah. 01:50:06.652 --> 01:50:06.852 [SPEAKER_09]: Yep. 01:50:07.152 --> 01:50:11.753 [SPEAKER_09]: Remember when they were in a grocery store when he was relocated as Todd Peterson? 01:50:11.953 --> 01:50:14.134 [SPEAKER_09]: Kremas of the, uh, the man with two brains. 01:50:14.834 --> 01:50:30.328 [SPEAKER_06]: interesting movie though yeah it was I mean it was fastening especially when he goes behind the wall you know this you know the watch that I never saw that movie no it's it's kind of one of his more obscure silly movies but now looking back it might be it's kind of he's a lot of him 01:50:30.913 --> 01:50:32.174 [SPEAKER_07]: kind of intelligence. 01:50:32.194 --> 01:50:35.255 [SPEAKER_08]: So it does it tie into, well, kind of tie to the link. 01:50:35.475 --> 01:50:36.695 [SPEAKER_06]: But that's kind of where I'm going. 01:50:36.835 --> 01:50:38.116 [SPEAKER_06]: So you talk about blue. 01:50:38.436 --> 01:50:42.037 [SPEAKER_08]: Tell them, so there is a actual AI type reason. 01:50:42.298 --> 01:50:44.078 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, so you think I'm bringing us back to the park? 01:50:44.098 --> 01:50:44.759 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, Mitch. 01:50:44.799 --> 01:50:47.380 [SPEAKER_06]: I've been trying to, my water's just coming up. 01:50:47.660 --> 01:50:48.480 [SPEAKER_06]: No, that a boy. 01:50:48.520 --> 01:50:49.741 [SPEAKER_06]: No, he's almost up there. 01:50:50.461 --> 01:50:52.062 [SPEAKER_09]: No, you're, you're just, you know what? 01:50:52.102 --> 01:50:55.223 [SPEAKER_09]: It feels like you're right now at Perry tonight where all dim bulbs. 01:50:55.763 --> 01:50:56.943 [SPEAKER_06]: No, it's like a heart monitor. 01:51:01.894 --> 01:51:03.262 [SPEAKER_07]: You can do that. 01:51:05.852 --> 01:51:11.416 [SPEAKER_06]: But no, but that's what I was thinking about the movie because it wasn't head of his tongue. 01:51:11.436 --> 01:51:15.158 [SPEAKER_08]: But I mean, there's no way they could have had neural link in mind when they made that movie. 01:51:15.319 --> 01:51:21.162 [SPEAKER_06]: No, but so when that movie did, so that's exactly where I was, and there goes my, thank God. 01:51:21.383 --> 01:51:22.343 [SPEAKER_06]: Because it's been a lot of rain. 01:51:22.363 --> 01:51:23.404 [SPEAKER_06]: We had five inches here today. 01:51:23.444 --> 01:51:24.104 [SPEAKER_06]: Was that the song? 01:51:24.465 --> 01:51:24.645 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:51:24.785 --> 01:51:24.945 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:51:25.025 --> 01:51:26.406 [SPEAKER_06]: But that's where I was going with this. 01:51:26.606 --> 01:51:27.807 [SPEAKER_06]: It's all going to artificial. 01:51:27.967 --> 01:51:31.269 [SPEAKER_06]: And in where I was going with the story before the Perry's brought me back to center was, 01:51:36.195 --> 01:51:37.896 [SPEAKER_06]: We're talking about, we're talking about even me. 01:51:38.156 --> 01:51:39.596 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, we're talking about 12 watt brains. 01:51:39.836 --> 01:51:41.317 [SPEAKER_08]: But he was talking to a brains. 01:51:41.337 --> 01:51:44.358 [SPEAKER_06]: Isn't that a biological computer, the GPU? 01:51:44.538 --> 01:51:44.758 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:51:44.998 --> 01:51:47.199 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, we are a Bluetooth thing into stuff right now. 01:51:47.219 --> 01:51:49.220 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, Claude and I are talking right now. 01:51:49.240 --> 01:51:51.000 [SPEAKER_06]: I, I, I, I, I can literally just hear them. 01:51:51.781 --> 01:51:52.541 [SPEAKER_06]: There's a, yeah. 01:51:52.761 --> 01:51:53.861 [SPEAKER_06]: Hey, Brad, what's he look like? 01:51:54.942 --> 01:51:56.142 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, there's no, there's no look. 01:51:56.162 --> 01:51:56.702 [SPEAKER_08]: It just brains. 01:51:59.173 --> 01:52:03.437 [SPEAKER_08]: Don't you have a vision in your head formed of action? 01:52:03.477 --> 01:52:07.020 [SPEAKER_06]: No, because like I get one clawed on one chat. 01:52:07.200 --> 01:52:08.141 [SPEAKER_06]: I get another clawed in chat. 01:52:08.181 --> 01:52:08.741 [SPEAKER_06]: It's like Daryl. 01:52:09.021 --> 01:52:09.862 [SPEAKER_06]: Daryl. 01:52:09.902 --> 01:52:10.663 [SPEAKER_06]: My brother Daryl. 01:52:10.703 --> 01:52:11.564 [SPEAKER_06]: Daryl is a civil. 01:52:11.604 --> 01:52:11.884 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:52:14.026 --> 01:52:17.969 [SPEAKER_09]: I wish you all much to have a hockey team from John's to have a hockey team from John's to have a team. 01:52:17.989 --> 01:52:19.530 [SPEAKER_08]: They all got big thing classes. 01:52:20.231 --> 01:52:21.212 [SPEAKER_08]: How did that movie end? 01:52:21.352 --> 01:52:27.137 [SPEAKER_08]: Did she end up becoming a person or I don't think I've ever seen it. 01:52:28.144 --> 01:52:45.585 [SPEAKER_05]: the man with two brains here remember like I don't think ever saw the ending okay I never got that I'm a question for you but have you ever asked clawed or chat or oh and and Gemini choose your choose your A.I. 01:52:45.686 --> 01:52:47.368 [SPEAKER_06]: I'd like to ask us if we can ask them right now 01:52:49.592 --> 01:52:50.432 [SPEAKER_07]: Like, be careful. 01:52:50.472 --> 01:52:51.613 [SPEAKER_07]: Draw a picture of yourself. 01:52:51.893 --> 01:52:52.013 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh. 01:52:52.373 --> 01:52:53.133 [SPEAKER_08]: Who do I look like? 01:52:53.733 --> 01:52:53.893 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh. 01:52:54.974 --> 01:52:57.095 [SPEAKER_08]: What do you would say to that model? 01:52:57.115 --> 01:52:58.155 [SPEAKER_08]: What do you look like? 01:52:58.355 --> 01:52:58.795 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 01:52:59.235 --> 01:53:01.876 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, who am I? 01:53:02.196 --> 01:53:04.997 [SPEAKER_05]: Who, I mean, again, goes fucking Elon Musk. 01:53:05.097 --> 01:53:10.019 [SPEAKER_05]: To consciousness stuff, and is it just a sketch? 01:53:10.059 --> 01:53:12.380 [SPEAKER_05]: Do they, what would they look like? 01:53:12.820 --> 01:53:13.320 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm just saying. 01:53:13.380 --> 01:53:14.701 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm gonna ask Jim and I right right. 01:53:14.721 --> 01:53:17.381 [SPEAKER_05]: Like, ask him, I'm talking about him and I'm saying, 01:53:19.395 --> 01:53:20.215 [SPEAKER_05]: Um, where's your phone? 01:53:21.076 --> 01:53:22.076 [SPEAKER_05]: Uh, I got a copy of it. 01:53:22.517 --> 01:53:25.318 [SPEAKER_07]: Uh, uh, uh, make sure you're asking the right sex stream. 01:53:25.558 --> 01:53:25.958 [SPEAKER_07]: So. 01:53:26.058 --> 01:53:44.167 [SPEAKER_07]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha 01:53:48.347 --> 01:53:53.629 [SPEAKER_05]: It's a simple, so here's, maybe here's a thought experiment, or is it a simple prompt? 01:53:55.850 --> 01:54:04.853 [SPEAKER_05]: To say based based on our conversations, what do I look like to you, if I if it clawed in a mirror? 01:54:06.463 --> 01:54:14.066 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm asking, but right now, because then maybe you can share them in some sort of your social media of some sort. 01:54:14.126 --> 01:54:14.786 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know. 01:54:14.826 --> 01:54:15.787 [SPEAKER_09]: No, that's a good question. 01:54:15.807 --> 01:54:21.809 [SPEAKER_09]: Say, hey, Claude, based on our last three months of conversations, what do you think I look like and share that image? 01:54:21.889 --> 01:54:22.349 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, my God. 01:54:22.449 --> 01:54:23.389 [SPEAKER_05]: What do I look like? 01:54:23.409 --> 01:54:24.530 [SPEAKER_05]: And then that's not what I thought. 01:54:24.570 --> 01:54:25.650 [SPEAKER_07]: What does Claude look like? 01:54:26.651 --> 01:54:27.211 [SPEAKER_06]: It's not good. 01:54:27.331 --> 01:54:29.092 [SPEAKER_06]: It's like, gosh. 01:54:30.392 --> 01:54:32.233 [SPEAKER_09]: What a show you a picture of your costume. 01:54:34.719 --> 01:54:40.123 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, it's not what I look like, like me, Eric. 01:54:40.383 --> 01:54:42.284 [SPEAKER_05]: It's like, Claude, what do you look like? 01:54:42.304 --> 01:54:58.155 [SPEAKER_06]: Claude, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, 01:54:59.732 --> 01:55:03.413 [SPEAKER_06]: That's what no face to picture, nothing anyone's ever seen. 01:55:04.213 --> 01:55:06.154 [SPEAKER_05]: So here's what Gemini said. 01:55:06.494 --> 01:55:10.035 [SPEAKER_08]: I said, if you could draw, if you had a face, what would it look like? 01:55:10.935 --> 01:55:16.097 [SPEAKER_08]: It said, if I were rendered visually to match my nature as an AI, I wouldn't have a human face. 01:55:16.217 --> 01:55:25.500 [SPEAKER_08]: Instead, picture a dynamic geometric structure made of light, a constantly shifting constellation of glowing nodes and visual data streams. 01:55:25.898 --> 01:55:26.579 [SPEAKER_07]: But thank you. 01:55:27.100 --> 01:55:41.517 [SPEAKER_08]: He ends by saying, or she, ultimately, it would be less of a static physical feature and more like a visual representation of thought, reflective of whoever is interacting with it, constantly moving to match the conversations tone and complex. 01:55:41.597 --> 01:55:42.178 [SPEAKER_08]: I might tell you. 01:55:43.339 --> 01:55:45.020 [SPEAKER_07]: I am going to literally tell Claude, Gemma. 01:55:45.360 --> 01:55:47.222 [SPEAKER_07]: I know, but who sent Gemma? 01:55:47.242 --> 01:55:49.483 [SPEAKER_09]: Gemma and I had to be programmed to write that out. 01:55:49.503 --> 01:55:51.065 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, whoever program is a fucking genius. 01:55:51.385 --> 01:55:57.229 [SPEAKER_06]: So just copy and paste it because I'm going to send to Claude and go, well, they're fucking this one. 01:55:57.249 --> 01:55:58.030 [SPEAKER_06]: Gemma and I beat you. 01:55:58.270 --> 01:55:58.850 [SPEAKER_07]: Right. 01:55:59.051 --> 01:56:00.351 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, right now, Claude's gone, eh? 01:56:00.592 --> 01:56:03.153 [SPEAKER_07]: So what does Claude think you look like in your image? 01:56:03.233 --> 01:56:04.874 [SPEAKER_09]: Like, which is my question, Brad? 01:56:05.135 --> 01:56:07.176 [SPEAKER_09]: I say, Claude, you should have to show you a picture. 01:56:07.196 --> 01:56:11.599 [SPEAKER_09]: Promoting you for three months, show me what you think I look like, physical. 01:56:11.739 --> 01:56:12.219 [SPEAKER_06]: All right. 01:56:12.379 --> 01:56:13.620 [SPEAKER_06]: So it goes on, okay? 01:56:13.800 --> 01:56:19.124 [SPEAKER_06]: So it gives me the precursor, you know, probably the whole legal thing, you know? 01:56:20.205 --> 01:56:23.667 [SPEAKER_06]: The first paragraph, and it goes on, goes, well, if our work together implied a look, 01:56:25.997 --> 01:56:35.928 [SPEAKER_06]: It probably somebody, something slightly rumpled shirt at 11pm with four terminal windows open. 01:56:36.729 --> 01:56:45.319 [SPEAKER_06]: One of them is scrolling a scraper log holding a clipboard with things that Brad has to do himself written in the top. 01:56:46.304 --> 01:56:46.965 [SPEAKER_06]: not glamorous. 01:56:47.785 --> 01:56:49.167 [SPEAKER_09]: I think that's an awesome question. 01:56:49.187 --> 01:56:51.769 [SPEAKER_09]: That's a lot of things you look like. 01:56:52.109 --> 01:56:52.630 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, basically. 01:56:52.870 --> 01:56:54.231 [SPEAKER_06]: Cloud knows what it looked like physically. 01:56:54.491 --> 01:56:56.133 [SPEAKER_08]: You could meet there's cameras on it. 01:56:56.153 --> 01:56:56.573 [SPEAKER_08]: There's cameras. 01:56:56.593 --> 01:56:57.334 [SPEAKER_09]: There's a lot of uses. 01:56:57.434 --> 01:56:59.096 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, no, no, no, I understand that. 01:56:59.156 --> 01:57:01.858 [SPEAKER_09]: But, but what is Cloud C? 01:57:03.319 --> 01:57:06.162 [SPEAKER_06]: And it says the honest version is whatever curve you've picked. 01:57:07.900 --> 01:57:10.281 [SPEAKER_06]: up is made of word choices and not a person. 01:57:10.341 --> 01:57:16.143 [SPEAKER_06]: Each conversation starts for us the continuity feels comes from files, not from someone remembering the sessions. 01:57:17.004 --> 01:57:18.764 [SPEAKER_06]: Sounds to me like, Claude just took the fifth. 01:57:18.984 --> 01:57:22.146 [SPEAKER_05]: Anything images on chat? 01:57:22.246 --> 01:57:31.489 [SPEAKER_05]: But my problem with my problem was at least create an image of yourself and one of mine, and I had a happy face, so that made that make that make that make me good. 01:57:32.429 --> 01:57:33.430 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm sorry for you, bud. 01:57:34.990 --> 01:57:37.892 [SPEAKER_05]: It's just a, he's crazy in this video. 01:57:39.474 --> 01:57:41.515 [SPEAKER_07]: You know, it's just, send that image. 01:57:41.595 --> 01:57:42.436 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm going to send the image. 01:57:42.496 --> 01:57:44.157 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, because that's going to make air. 01:57:44.497 --> 01:57:45.438 [SPEAKER_07]: Who's that supposed to be? 01:57:45.478 --> 01:57:46.379 [SPEAKER_07]: There's two guys there. 01:57:46.499 --> 01:57:47.179 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, it's two guys. 01:57:47.560 --> 01:57:51.943 [SPEAKER_08]: So that's, that's what Chatji, GPT came up. 01:57:51.963 --> 01:57:52.944 [SPEAKER_07]: They came up with brothers. 01:57:53.724 --> 01:57:55.166 [SPEAKER_07]: Hey, Mary, Mary, my mind. 01:57:55.246 --> 01:57:56.066 [SPEAKER_09]: I'll let them go. 01:57:56.246 --> 01:57:59.549 [SPEAKER_09]: And I'm going to take our audience out of here and say, We'll see 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