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the colors and the stockings. 01:53.524 --> 01:54.385 [UNKNOWN]: They go together. 01:55.365 --> 01:56.765 [UNKNOWN]: It's definitely the fish nuts. 01:57.145 --> 01:57.625 [UNKNOWN]: I think it is. 01:57.685 --> 01:59.046 [UNKNOWN]: It'll show off the flesh tones more. 01:59.226 --> 01:59.486 [UNKNOWN]: It will. 01:59.666 --> 01:59.846 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:00.126 --> 02:00.326 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:00.586 --> 02:03.047 [UNKNOWN]: Which is exactly what it's doing right now for you, my friend. 02:04.927 --> 02:10.393 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, we should take a moment and appreciate the fact that I don't think we had a single drop of rain today. 02:10.533 --> 02:11.213 [UNKNOWN]: But first time. 02:11.233 --> 02:15.778 [UNKNOWN]: That might be the first day, uh, watch it will start down for now. 02:15.938 --> 02:18.260 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it feels like it's going to rain. 02:19.141 --> 02:23.725 [UNKNOWN]: We're in this funk where it looks like you could rain that any minute, and sometimes it doesn't. 02:24.066 --> 02:24.886 [UNKNOWN]: Sometimes it doesn't. 02:25.227 --> 02:29.050 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, my son pumps his weight and going tomorrow, so I'm hoping that he holds it off another day. 02:30.400 --> 02:32.602 [UNKNOWN]: But my mind is a workout man. 02:33.503 --> 02:36.405 [UNKNOWN]: It keeps getting over done in quits. 02:37.146 --> 02:37.946 [UNKNOWN]: He overheats, I guess. 02:37.966 --> 02:39.808 [UNKNOWN]: Is that the proper? 02:39.848 --> 02:41.069 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that could be. 02:41.249 --> 02:41.850 [UNKNOWN]: Then resets. 02:42.350 --> 02:44.052 [UNKNOWN]: That's not really good when you're trying to get water out. 02:45.207 --> 02:51.630 [UNKNOWN]: So I actually my mind still venting straight out into my yard and it's just cutting a hole. 02:52.030 --> 02:53.930 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, when it comes out of there, it comes out. 02:54.291 --> 02:56.371 [UNKNOWN]: And coming a lot like a 16 hour for the first time. 02:56.391 --> 02:57.292 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, exactly. 02:57.892 --> 03:02.574 [UNKNOWN]: The guy I find my concrete guy finally came yesterday and took a look at everything. 03:02.634 --> 03:08.696 [UNKNOWN]: He said probably another week or two he's gonna come over and start and then he'll get that and all the downspouts tied together and run down along. 03:08.716 --> 03:11.317 [UNKNOWN]: So it'll be finally that side of the house will be complete. 03:11.437 --> 03:12.057 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, that'd be nice. 03:12.298 --> 03:12.618 [UNKNOWN]: Go on. 03:13.558 --> 03:15.480 [UNKNOWN]: So anyway, you've been doing a light shows lately. 03:18.102 --> 03:20.264 [UNKNOWN]: No, you mean with my govy lights? 03:21.024 --> 03:25.328 [UNKNOWN]: No, but I, so I'm going to a little shout out to Govy's tech support. 03:26.415 --> 03:30.659 [UNKNOWN]: Their tech support program is put in a ticket, tell them what you're on. 03:30.679 --> 03:34.323 [UNKNOWN]: This is the second power supply of my, I think I'm gonna have to put them in dry boxes. 03:34.603 --> 03:36.685 [UNKNOWN]: I don't think they can quite take all the rain moving, getting. 03:37.626 --> 03:42.511 [UNKNOWN]: But the one of my sets of flood lights went quit working. 03:42.752 --> 03:44.293 [UNKNOWN]: Now I went home last Wednesday, they were out. 03:44.794 --> 03:49.479 [UNKNOWN]: And so you put in a ticket through the app, you tell them what's going on. 03:50.668 --> 04:00.133 [UNKNOWN]: they'd mess with you back the next day and say, can you send a couple of pictures so I can help you know you take a couple of pictures which I don't know what those are going to do other than prove you actually have the lights I guess. 04:00.473 --> 04:02.814 [UNKNOWN]: I guess it's just and then right you don't want to just be given it out to everybody. 04:02.974 --> 04:04.835 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and then they send you a whole new set of lights. 04:05.135 --> 04:05.415 [UNKNOWN]: All right. 04:05.716 --> 04:07.236 [UNKNOWN]: So they don't just send the power supply. 04:07.296 --> 04:08.357 [UNKNOWN]: They'll send me a whole set. 04:08.477 --> 04:09.738 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you got backups now. 04:09.778 --> 04:11.018 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's 150 dollar set of lights. 04:11.058 --> 04:11.378 [UNKNOWN]: You're there. 04:11.398 --> 04:12.419 [UNKNOWN]: You're going to be all set for Christmas. 04:12.937 --> 04:16.458 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I don't have the problem is you can't buy just a power supply anywhere. 04:16.878 --> 04:22.099 [UNKNOWN]: So, I don't know, maybe I can get electrician electrical wizard to figure something out. 04:22.139 --> 04:24.599 [UNKNOWN]: But yeah, so I'll have an extra set of lighting after market for you. 04:25.000 --> 04:26.040 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, maybe. 04:26.600 --> 04:32.641 [UNKNOWN]: So, they do, and there's no questions as they're just like, within a day, they're like, we'll send you out in a new set. 04:32.661 --> 04:35.862 [UNKNOWN]: I'll have them in a couple days, and since the second time they've done it. 04:35.982 --> 04:38.182 [UNKNOWN]: So, I got to give them credit. 04:38.202 --> 04:39.483 [UNKNOWN]: That's a pretty good system. 04:39.863 --> 04:40.403 [UNKNOWN]: That's awesome. 04:40.763 --> 04:41.403 [UNKNOWN]: So, yeah. 04:42.390 --> 04:48.684 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I mean, hopefully the Reigns, I wish I would say it was almost over, but the 10-day doesn't look very promising, does it? 04:49.526 --> 04:52.031 [UNKNOWN]: Well, if I don't soon get my grass mode, I'm gonna need some goats. 04:53.658 --> 04:59.399 [UNKNOWN]: is a handful of times I've had a dry spell I've been busy so I've said it over to begin. 04:59.459 --> 05:08.542 [UNKNOWN]: I mean when's the last time we've been to almost mid August to right or is mid August now and the grass is as green as it would be in like April or May. 05:08.602 --> 05:10.102 [UNKNOWN]: It's beautiful. 05:10.122 --> 05:13.483 [UNKNOWN]: I mean there's not yellow you know I'm out there except where Gus goes you know. 05:13.583 --> 05:15.303 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah same with the dogs. 05:15.343 --> 05:16.924 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah so yeah it's beautiful. 05:17.344 --> 05:19.665 [UNKNOWN]: The grass is beautiful but it's growing like crazy. 05:19.825 --> 05:20.105 [UNKNOWN]: Oh you're 05:21.565 --> 05:24.747 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I whole figured out third world problems, right, first world problems. 05:24.787 --> 05:25.908 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we can deal with it. 05:25.928 --> 05:26.488 [UNKNOWN]: Yep, that's a good thing. 05:26.508 --> 05:27.548 [UNKNOWN]: We got the shelter. 05:28.029 --> 05:28.909 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, exactly. 05:28.929 --> 05:29.489 [UNKNOWN]: They're conditioning. 05:29.650 --> 05:29.890 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 05:31.811 --> 05:32.851 [UNKNOWN]: But, uh, so what's new? 05:33.152 --> 05:35.573 [UNKNOWN]: Well, there's quite a bit going on in the AI world. 05:35.653 --> 05:43.837 [UNKNOWN]: And even when I sent you guys the couple headlines, you know, uh, even since texting it to you boys, uh, there's another one that's kind of cutting front of it in line. 05:43.857 --> 05:44.238 [UNKNOWN]: That is, uh, 05:44.878 --> 06:05.670 [UNKNOWN]: You know, with the whole European act, and we've talked about that, you know, in prior episodes, but we don't concentrate on it a lot because try to keep everything in our 99.9% of our listeners are in the United States, but the European act is setting kind of, you know, they were the first ones to pass a comprehensive, you know, what they call the EU Act, the European Union AI Act, and 06:07.251 --> 06:17.599 [UNKNOWN]: They passed it a few years ago, but there's been a rolling ongoing rollout of different set deadlines that come into effect. 06:17.839 --> 06:21.481 [UNKNOWN]: Well, the latest one that just rolled out here was the beginning of August. 06:22.478 --> 06:30.229 [UNKNOWN]: and it has to do with transparency and disclosure, which, you know, as my eyes are all crossed and looking at so many entries, and by the way, I'm down under 800. 06:30.510 --> 06:35.798 [UNKNOWN]: So that's, I think it might even be 700 after I cleanse it tonight, but that's doing it right now. 06:35.838 --> 06:36.298 [UNKNOWN]: So we'll see. 06:40.200 --> 06:50.526 [UNKNOWN]: Transparent disclosure are major issues in the AI world and it's a huge staple to a huge part of what the European Union requires of global companies. 06:50.566 --> 07:02.252 [UNKNOWN]: So when you're somebody like anthropic and there is no boundaries, you're platform is operating around the world, they've taken the approach while we're going to abide by what the European Union says and that 07:03.735 --> 07:08.283 [UNKNOWN]: And it's going to, we're not just going to parse it out as to the European Union. 07:08.323 --> 07:11.728 [UNKNOWN]: It's going to be an effect for the globe for everybody, you know, so that makes sense. 07:11.888 --> 07:15.615 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it it logistically makes a lot more sense in trying to, you know, 07:17.253 --> 07:21.294 [UNKNOWN]: Now you got to, you know, now you have to think about the privacy policy issues that will come into fact. 07:21.314 --> 07:30.876 [UNKNOWN]: If you have to try to geofenson and locate everybody as to where they're at, I mean, I, that just opens up a whole other nightmare of laws that I've been reading about too. 07:32.197 --> 07:38.418 [UNKNOWN]: What, I mean, you know, that, to me, that's the, the moral high ground, they're kind of taking moral high ground. 07:38.658 --> 07:39.819 [UNKNOWN]: It's not even for the high ground. 07:39.919 --> 07:41.260 [UNKNOWN]: It's a legal high ground. 07:41.320 --> 07:42.100 [UNKNOWN]: This is not just them. 07:42.120 --> 07:46.223 [UNKNOWN]: So meta has followed suit supposedly or Gemini and Google. 07:46.383 --> 07:50.666 [UNKNOWN]: You know, have follows suit all the big, you know, that are operating with this roll out. 07:50.766 --> 07:51.947 [UNKNOWN]: They're all saying the same thing. 07:52.067 --> 07:57.250 [UNKNOWN]: And I know folks out there, if you've used AI and you've created an image, you might see a little like watermark in the corner. 07:58.271 --> 07:59.191 [UNKNOWN]: So the images were done. 07:59.252 --> 08:00.532 [UNKNOWN]: But here's where the difference is now. 08:01.693 --> 08:05.175 [UNKNOWN]: Any AI generate text has to be marked. 08:10.031 --> 08:19.180 [UNKNOWN]: and what's kind of confusing here is because it's all about transparency and disclosure, but this watermark isn't apparent when you look at it, so you have to have a tool to see it. 08:19.320 --> 08:23.745 [UNKNOWN]: So you, but you can figure out that it's in the metadata, or it's, you know, it's hidden. 08:25.042 --> 08:46.432 [UNKNOWN]: So to me it seems like a little fishy fish play going on here, but I don't I don't know if it's in the spirit of what the European Yacht is acting for or maybe the European act and I again haven't studied it This this this provision that closely and maybe I should have before I came on but then I and I will be for next week Maybe it's saying you have to put it in the metadata for the text because that's the only way you can really put it and we're also going to put it 08:47.597 --> 08:50.419 [UNKNOWN]: You know, I guess, you know, no, I'm thinking through where are you going to put it for the text. 08:50.439 --> 08:53.621 [UNKNOWN]: You can't just throw it in the middle of the text, right? 08:53.741 --> 08:56.963 [UNKNOWN]: I guess you could, but I mean, it would kind of look really quirky. 08:56.983 --> 09:04.968 [UNKNOWN]: So the only place you put it is, and they're saying when you copy and paste it, you know, if you're using something from work, you know, they're, they're, they're you can tell well, that was, that came from a anthropic. 09:06.430 --> 09:26.226 [UNKNOWN]: I guess the question was where were the tools like so where do they put the secret to coder ring you know so like well there be well they so a publishing company I assume would be one that would want that so they could scrub through and just say well hey this is and to make sure you know and as you've said as always you're giving citation 09:27.007 --> 09:29.588 [UNKNOWN]: proper citation, it shouldn't it should be okay. 09:29.988 --> 09:38.172 [UNKNOWN]: Well, yeah, I mean, I've always been out firm believe that even since I wrote my first book, you know, almost, you're an half, you're three, you're in seven months ago. 09:38.332 --> 09:38.572 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 09:38.712 --> 09:48.376 [UNKNOWN]: So, and I, I did disclosure back then, you know, I said, look, I, I used AI to help me outline help me brainstorm topics, you know, fumble over sentences. 09:48.436 --> 09:54.319 [UNKNOWN]: I couldn't finish edit it, you know, do the glossary of terms, do the, you know, the appendix is, um, 09:56.029 --> 10:09.733 [UNKNOWN]: And I think it's important to say that, but there's a debate going on right now on the social media platforms that I read about today, you know, read it in TikTok, especially saying, look, we're in a new age, it's not AI that's creating it. 10:10.814 --> 10:15.935 [UNKNOWN]: And I've actually said this too, so I kind of relate with this, it is how you use AI. 10:16.855 --> 10:19.236 [UNKNOWN]: You're the one that is inputting it into AI. 10:19.936 --> 10:21.297 [UNKNOWN]: AI is not just creating whatever 10:23.238 --> 10:24.139 [UNKNOWN]: is the end result. 10:24.499 --> 10:28.362 [UNKNOWN]: It's a result of your inputs, it's a prompt that you got. 10:28.382 --> 10:51.940 [UNKNOWN]: And your reiterations back and forth, and it, to create a good quality product, it's gonna have to go back and forth a number of times to make sure, you know, now simpler things, you know, are easier, but just, you know, like, you know, I used, like I told you up, and I told everybody on the airways, I've been using Claude to tell cursor what to do, 10:53.035 --> 10:58.080 [UNKNOWN]: And Fable five has been my, you know, until I burnt those tokens up, nom, on to Opus 4.8. 10:58.580 --> 10:59.942 [UNKNOWN]: How are you in Claude? 10:59.962 --> 11:00.422 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, we're good. 11:00.502 --> 11:01.483 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we're pretty good. 11:01.563 --> 11:02.844 [UNKNOWN]: Again, a couple of compliments here tonight. 11:02.864 --> 11:03.545 [UNKNOWN]: I guess I say him. 11:04.025 --> 11:04.686 [UNKNOWN]: I figure it to him. 11:05.467 --> 11:07.389 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, Claude could be, they, them. 11:07.529 --> 11:08.169 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, probably. 11:09.951 --> 11:10.752 [UNKNOWN]: That's okay. 11:10.812 --> 11:13.294 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, Claude won't even draw us a picture last week. 11:13.314 --> 11:13.494 [UNKNOWN]: So. 11:14.483 --> 11:25.449 [UNKNOWN]: Well, yeah, that was an interesting segment, I completely went off the rails, you know, there was there was there was more editing in the fifth segment. 11:25.469 --> 11:27.950 [UNKNOWN]: It was chopped up like a Chinese buffet, you know, my god. 11:28.010 --> 11:29.591 [UNKNOWN]: I was like, I was a sushi chef. 11:29.611 --> 11:30.592 [UNKNOWN]: There's Japanese, uh, 11:31.912 --> 11:36.535 [UNKNOWN]: I listen to, when I was listening to the last of the show, I was like, that's it. 11:37.116 --> 11:39.257 [UNKNOWN]: But I know, holy, man. 11:39.277 --> 11:41.879 [UNKNOWN]: I hope you enjoyed the whole four minutes of the fifth segment. 11:41.919 --> 11:44.600 [UNKNOWN]: So we actually filmed 25. 11:44.620 --> 11:45.121 [UNKNOWN]: Actually we did. 11:48.823 --> 11:49.764 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, like, what do I do? 11:49.784 --> 12:05.918 [UNKNOWN]: A lot of it was just me just laughing so ridiculously and, well, and I took, so I chop, I chopped a couple small sections up, but I, for the most part, I loved it only because I wasn't sure what you did and didn't want so I figured I'll let you deal with it. 12:05.938 --> 12:07.720 [UNKNOWN]: And I didn't think it was going to be that much. 12:07.740 --> 12:14.926 [UNKNOWN]: That, that fist saying it was a perfect, only fans subscription for $1.95 that we just can't get past their regulatory hurdles there. 12:16.418 --> 12:17.520 [UNKNOWN]: I don't think it was that bad. 12:18.481 --> 12:19.242 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, it was a couple. 12:19.342 --> 12:21.745 [UNKNOWN]: I could understand some of the stuff we took out. 12:22.106 --> 12:24.809 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I mean, but the part I don't think was bad. 12:24.849 --> 12:26.091 [UNKNOWN]: Like, what am I favorite one? 12:26.111 --> 12:27.192 [UNKNOWN]: I was just always just gone. 12:27.212 --> 12:29.976 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, between the death wish coffee and the bourbon, I was. 12:30.907 --> 12:41.509 [UNKNOWN]: Honestly, one of my favorites, two fights of Claude, I mean, I have nothing in me, you know, wouldn't hear reaction when he first chimed in, and I won't say. 12:41.629 --> 12:42.569 [UNKNOWN]: I think I even cut that out. 12:42.829 --> 12:49.270 [UNKNOWN]: You did, but that's like the funniest part, because I know, this technology, I know, I fucking hate it. 12:49.310 --> 12:55.231 [UNKNOWN]: You're like, fuck AI, and the look at your face, I said, I said, that is a privacy violation. 12:55.271 --> 12:57.312 [UNKNOWN]: You were not on voice settings. 12:58.845 --> 13:20.738 [UNKNOWN]: I asked you to expect a text answer and they need to decide the chime in five minutes later on my podcast and actually the funnier part was a couple minutes later like I sent you guys that clip it was like two or three minutes and a couple minutes later he said something again and you look down and you're like oh man and you picked up your phone I was like oh my god he's gonna smash his phone 13:21.785 --> 13:26.008 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, Claude was butt ready to get it, but you know, that's just like Terminator, Claude is not in my phone. 13:26.028 --> 13:26.728 [UNKNOWN]: It's in the cloud. 13:26.748 --> 13:34.933 [UNKNOWN]: So yeah, he lives on those funny moves on moves over with way, way to least are creating their own bodies. 13:36.872 --> 13:49.798 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that gets into the little consciousness thing when, you know, maybe you're able to get into that, you know, but the, you know, gets into the little consciousness thing where you can kind of move and it's all these, you know, what we used to think is in an M and objects, objects we, things we can't even see, right? 13:50.758 --> 13:57.842 [UNKNOWN]: And then I, I can get a chance to send it to you guys today, but I was reading in China, they created these contact lenses where you can see in for it. 13:58.802 --> 13:59.442 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, no way. 13:59.522 --> 14:04.085 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, even, even when you have your eyes closed, yeah, that's crazy, right? 14:04.105 --> 14:04.845 [UNKNOWN]: That's crazy. 14:05.153 --> 14:06.375 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the technology, man. 14:07.276 --> 14:07.656 [UNKNOWN]: Crazy. 14:08.497 --> 14:09.278 [UNKNOWN]: We just put the brakes on. 14:09.799 --> 14:10.180 [UNKNOWN]: I want that. 14:10.280 --> 14:13.344 [UNKNOWN]: I want that emergency brake just like the 1200 engineers. 14:13.364 --> 14:14.385 [UNKNOWN]: Let's just put it on right now. 14:14.445 --> 14:14.765 [UNKNOWN]: Stop. 14:15.486 --> 14:16.167 [UNKNOWN]: Stop right now. 14:16.447 --> 14:17.289 [UNKNOWN]: Well, but I mean. 14:19.208 --> 14:22.190 [UNKNOWN]: That's not the spirit of what's going on. 14:22.210 --> 14:24.751 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, that's why I think, well, I don't know you do. 14:24.771 --> 14:30.335 [UNKNOWN]: Can I get an I agree with you, support having got guard rails and actions of things. 14:30.355 --> 14:32.656 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I don't get into dangerous zone here. 14:32.696 --> 14:34.437 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, the risk reward is getting dangerous. 14:35.098 --> 14:38.040 [UNKNOWN]: So, can I just pitch something real quick? 14:38.580 --> 14:39.641 [UNKNOWN]: Absolutely. 14:39.821 --> 14:40.681 [UNKNOWN]: I think we need to, 14:43.747 --> 15:09.030 [UNKNOWN]: I think we need to determine as to what categories future advancement is necessary in the reward and risk ratio pay off kind of break it down into different and to me to me is military and and defense right medical medical and maybe educational right in the studies you know where you're in your protected but 15:10.332 --> 15:15.137 [UNKNOWN]: in the free market and the free world and trust me, I'm as capitalistic as they come. 15:15.177 --> 15:15.697 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I know. 15:15.918 --> 15:18.680 [UNKNOWN]: But there's no guard rules. 15:19.882 --> 15:33.375 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, we can all say we're going to do this, but it gets in the hands of the bad actors, and we're seeing already how, you know, it's not even the bad actors know, it's rogue agents that are breaking out that are going in, you know, breaking in. 15:36.549 --> 15:46.393 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's in Skina in the company of all the companies don't really have an answer for it other than Petition litter to Congress and that doesn't give me much effort to see where that goes. 15:46.793 --> 15:50.034 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah Then we saw it last week. 15:50.054 --> 15:55.957 [UNKNOWN]: We saw the transparency of Of the frontier model evaluation just kind of go classified. 15:56.177 --> 15:56.857 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, why? 15:58.079 --> 16:02.321 [UNKNOWN]: What the, my immediate thought is, what do they have to hide? 16:02.381 --> 16:02.922 [UNKNOWN]: What do they hide? 16:02.942 --> 16:05.263 [UNKNOWN]: It should be nothing, right? 16:05.323 --> 16:17.850 [UNKNOWN]: I can understand that whatever is submitted by the companies, that's classified, that's trademark, that's trade secret, or trade secret, that's the proper term of whatever their frontier models are, and they should be classified. 16:18.250 --> 16:18.830 [UNKNOWN]: Absolutely. 16:18.870 --> 16:21.772 [UNKNOWN]: But the evaluation process, how is done in what that is, 16:23.307 --> 16:27.950 [UNKNOWN]: And we saw what it was proposed to be when, you know, you read that off so nicely, you know, eloquently. 16:28.390 --> 16:30.051 [UNKNOWN]: You're whispering in the mic that the act on here, you. 16:32.292 --> 16:34.773 [UNKNOWN]: It's kind of like, it's kind of like, when you do that, sweet nothings, you know what to me. 16:35.133 --> 16:36.654 [UNKNOWN]: And you're sending me those DM stocking picks. 16:36.674 --> 16:37.535 [UNKNOWN]: I'm like, I've already got it. 16:37.595 --> 16:39.476 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to. 16:39.596 --> 16:42.417 [UNKNOWN]: You don't have to say, you don't have to share everything on the air, bro. 16:44.299 --> 16:44.940 [UNKNOWN]: This isn't anything. 16:45.000 --> 16:45.960 [UNKNOWN]: Proud of it. 16:45.980 --> 16:48.602 [UNKNOWN]: Whoa. 16:50.204 --> 16:51.605 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, this pre-pours pretty good. 16:51.745 --> 16:56.349 [UNKNOWN]: I got to think, Louis, you know, even though Louis's not here, Mr. Lubricity himself is not here tonight. 16:56.509 --> 16:58.590 [UNKNOWN]: I know we're Louis, we are Louis. 16:58.630 --> 17:02.133 [UNKNOWN]: So every segment I'm going to say the words, Louis is still not here. 17:02.534 --> 17:03.294 [UNKNOWN]: Still not here. 17:04.195 --> 17:05.956 [UNKNOWN]: He made, we're not going to let him live this time. 17:06.016 --> 17:09.940 [UNKNOWN]: I'm hopeful that he's going to make like a surprise fifth segment appearance, you know? 17:10.080 --> 17:10.140 [UNKNOWN]: No. 17:10.600 --> 17:12.601 [UNKNOWN]: and hopefully be in the liberties he's on a ready when he shows up. 17:12.901 --> 17:16.822 [UNKNOWN]: The funny thing is this, this one, I'm having the wheel horse, one-on-one. 17:17.262 --> 17:20.262 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and he bought that in that other one. 17:20.283 --> 17:24.484 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, not as a joke, but like, well, we'll see how good budget ones are. 17:24.504 --> 17:25.244 [UNKNOWN]: It's pretty good. 17:25.384 --> 17:25.924 [UNKNOWN]: Another pretty good. 17:26.404 --> 17:26.684 [UNKNOWN]: That's right. 17:26.704 --> 17:31.085 [UNKNOWN]: Well, and I think that's where I, again, I keep saying it, but the blind test will show it. 17:31.885 --> 17:33.646 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, or definitely going to have to do that. 17:33.686 --> 17:36.327 [UNKNOWN]: I think the blind test is actual evidence of, 17:39.098 --> 17:41.000 [UNKNOWN]: And this is where I argue with myself on this. 17:41.020 --> 17:44.262 [UNKNOWN]: I said, you know, it's one thing to test blindly and that's just purely entased. 17:44.282 --> 17:45.563 [UNKNOWN]: But a bourbon is more than that. 17:46.044 --> 17:54.210 [UNKNOWN]: It's a friend like Johnny Mock tonight bringing, you know, the bourbon that we have tonight, the new riff, eight, and what we're talking about. 17:54.230 --> 17:55.311 [UNKNOWN]: We're up to an eight year old now. 17:55.371 --> 17:56.332 [UNKNOWN]: It's not newborn anymore. 17:56.472 --> 17:57.353 [UNKNOWN]: Oh boy, I know. 17:59.500 --> 18:02.522 [UNKNOWN]: It is, we're not going to make those jokes. 18:02.542 --> 18:03.583 [UNKNOWN]: No, we're not making those jokes. 18:03.603 --> 18:08.706 [UNKNOWN]: I'm just saying this is, this is, this is, you know, yeah, this is next level. 18:08.726 --> 18:09.206 [UNKNOWN]: That's good. 18:09.226 --> 18:10.107 [UNKNOWN]: Good stuff. 18:10.147 --> 18:10.727 [UNKNOWN]: Next level. 18:11.027 --> 18:13.709 [UNKNOWN]: And Johnny, you know, we're talking with you the graduation party there today. 18:13.729 --> 18:15.210 [UNKNOWN]: You know, we're all going to try it together. 18:15.250 --> 18:21.834 [UNKNOWN]: So that's, that is, that is we're bourbon become so special and Eddie said it so, so well. 18:21.854 --> 18:24.535 [UNKNOWN]: You know, bourbon isn't going to be, you know, collected and stored. 18:24.575 --> 18:25.416 [UNKNOWN]: It's meant to be shared. 18:25.696 --> 18:27.457 [UNKNOWN]: And, and I think, 18:29.653 --> 18:31.493 [UNKNOWN]: And I just give me, it gives me tingles of my neck. 18:31.533 --> 18:32.154 [UNKNOWN]: I got to be honest. 18:33.434 --> 18:34.094 [UNKNOWN]: Maybe it's the paint. 18:34.174 --> 18:35.254 [UNKNOWN]: Maybe it's the paint film. 18:35.274 --> 18:35.534 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 18:35.554 --> 18:35.834 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 18:35.914 --> 18:39.215 [UNKNOWN]: I've talked about the moment behind you. 18:39.975 --> 18:41.676 [UNKNOWN]: It might be this boondog that I'm finishing up. 18:44.536 --> 18:45.637 [UNKNOWN]: No, actually, that was pretty good. 18:45.657 --> 18:46.157 [UNKNOWN]: I got to be honest. 18:46.177 --> 18:46.897 [UNKNOWN]: That was pretty good. 18:46.977 --> 18:49.038 [UNKNOWN]: I don't think there was anything left of that boondog. 18:49.058 --> 18:50.198 [UNKNOWN]: We finished that with our segment. 18:50.298 --> 18:50.898 [UNKNOWN]: We finished that. 18:51.078 --> 18:52.038 [UNKNOWN]: And some. 18:52.058 --> 18:52.578 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we did. 18:52.638 --> 18:54.199 [UNKNOWN]: Because we had some extra people. 18:54.279 --> 18:54.919 [UNKNOWN]: Scott was here. 18:54.939 --> 18:57.079 [UNKNOWN]: We did more of us. 18:57.099 --> 18:58.400 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but we can make those excuses. 19:00.517 --> 19:01.598 [UNKNOWN]: Well, we did our dinner. 19:01.618 --> 19:04.560 [UNKNOWN]: That explains the ultra heavy edit on second and five. 19:04.700 --> 19:09.203 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, it was, we had a, we had just, we had that perfect storm. 19:09.303 --> 19:12.045 [UNKNOWN]: It might have been, it was like the reins or a wee bit off the rails. 19:12.866 --> 19:13.867 [UNKNOWN]: It happens every once in a while. 19:13.887 --> 19:21.252 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I was, you know, if you ever had model trains back in the day, I was like that train that was going to run the tracks on one, one rail, lean it over. 19:21.272 --> 19:23.594 [UNKNOWN]: It was just going to, every, you know, all. 19:26.221 --> 19:28.946 [UNKNOWN]: That's not what I was thinking about that. 19:29.006 --> 19:29.687 [UNKNOWN]: I was off. 19:29.707 --> 19:30.268 [UNKNOWN]: There's no doubt. 19:30.709 --> 19:31.130 [UNKNOWN]: I was off. 19:31.550 --> 19:32.071 [UNKNOWN]: No, you weren't. 19:32.191 --> 19:33.073 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 19:33.273 --> 19:34.215 [UNKNOWN]: It was embarrassing. 19:34.295 --> 19:35.677 [UNKNOWN]: I got to be honest. 19:37.120 --> 19:39.063 [UNKNOWN]: You just cut that shit up, put it right in the trash can. 19:40.285 --> 19:44.490 [UNKNOWN]: That's like I said, that's why I left it in at your, you have final say. 19:44.530 --> 19:45.712 [UNKNOWN]: No, I appreciate it. 19:46.012 --> 19:48.515 [UNKNOWN]: And my theory is let's throw it out there. 19:48.575 --> 19:49.336 [UNKNOWN]: Let's see what sticks. 19:49.596 --> 19:49.817 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 19:49.997 --> 19:51.499 [UNKNOWN]: And if it works, it works. 19:51.579 --> 19:56.564 [UNKNOWN]: It's, we don't have a script, you know, we do have a couple topics that we, you know, talk about. 19:56.645 --> 19:57.586 [UNKNOWN]: And we go for the video. 19:57.606 --> 19:58.046 [UNKNOWN]: But yeah. 19:59.518 --> 20:00.978 [UNKNOWN]: I tell people at all the time. 20:01.058 --> 20:06.039 [UNKNOWN]: And beyond us, you know, I'm trying all these burdens for the first time, so I'm not sure how they're going to affect me. 20:06.059 --> 20:14.641 [UNKNOWN]: And by the way, I've been trying to lose weight, so I'm not eating that much, and being in the room with Claude, and when you get in these fights, you just don't get hungry. 20:14.901 --> 20:18.882 [UNKNOWN]: You know, your stomachs and knots, you know, it's like a bad break. 20:18.902 --> 20:21.863 [UNKNOWN]: Damn it, though, I have to say this again, don't make any repeat myself. 20:23.404 --> 20:27.526 [UNKNOWN]: So like I'm talking to my early, you know, go stay in the corner, think about what you said. 20:27.866 --> 20:29.547 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, clawed, exactly. 20:30.028 --> 20:30.428 [UNKNOWN]: That's funny. 20:30.488 --> 20:31.128 [UNKNOWN]: I put him to work though. 20:31.148 --> 20:33.309 [UNKNOWN]: I had 16 tasks queued up when I came down. 20:33.349 --> 20:34.230 [UNKNOWN]: I'm like, yeah, that's right. 20:34.250 --> 20:38.692 [UNKNOWN]: I won't look at you, you're just gonna get a freebie when I go down for three or four, you said. 20:38.732 --> 20:43.575 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that ain't happening, that is like, it's like, Gus, he knows what's happening on Wednesdays. 20:43.855 --> 20:45.876 [UNKNOWN]: He's rolling, and he's winding up in the garage. 20:46.377 --> 20:48.358 [UNKNOWN]: He took an extra long nap this morning because he knows. 20:49.550 --> 20:50.351 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, there he is. 20:50.771 --> 20:51.872 [UNKNOWN]: He heard you talk. 20:51.892 --> 20:52.753 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he's up. 20:52.873 --> 20:53.274 [UNKNOWN]: He knows. 20:53.294 --> 20:58.178 [UNKNOWN]: Tell us, especially like I said, we got a lot of laughs out of it. 20:58.258 --> 21:01.421 [UNKNOWN]: And yeah, it was, well, we always, we always get a lot of laughs. 21:01.501 --> 21:02.042 [UNKNOWN]: It'll live on. 21:02.082 --> 21:02.963 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it lives on. 21:03.263 --> 21:05.305 [UNKNOWN]: There's always some trickery trying to go on. 21:05.345 --> 21:08.028 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, you know, Louie's a very straight, you know, lace kind of. 21:08.767 --> 21:25.701 [UNKNOWN]: You know, he tries so hard to try so hard and I love trying to crack that coconut, you know, that's the thing it's like I keep telling them like I'm not I mean, I said once I was like, I don't you're wasting your time because if if Brad gets the inkling me you're trying to rain them in it's going to be all out. 21:27.023 --> 21:29.445 [UNKNOWN]: And he's like, I know I don't know why I think about he knows that. 21:29.625 --> 21:31.226 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no, but it's what's funny. 21:31.346 --> 21:32.367 [UNKNOWN]: That's a funny. 21:33.068 --> 21:34.229 [UNKNOWN]: It's the yeah. 21:35.250 --> 21:36.070 [UNKNOWN]: It's the back and forth. 21:36.130 --> 21:36.730 [UNKNOWN]: It's awesome. 21:36.810 --> 21:38.311 [UNKNOWN]: It's a light-hearted banter. 21:38.331 --> 21:38.791 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 21:38.851 --> 21:40.011 [UNKNOWN]: That's what people seem like. 21:40.051 --> 21:43.792 [UNKNOWN]: And speaking of that, I mean, our numbers continue to really rise. 21:43.832 --> 21:44.192 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 21:44.332 --> 21:45.092 [UNKNOWN]: Public. 21:45.152 --> 21:45.452 [UNKNOWN]: Like it. 21:45.653 --> 21:46.593 [UNKNOWN]: It's a sick twisted crowd. 21:46.613 --> 21:47.253 [UNKNOWN]: We got a phone call. 21:47.273 --> 21:49.153 [UNKNOWN]: That's like, I've got to be honest. 21:49.173 --> 21:49.533 [UNKNOWN]: We love you. 21:49.613 --> 21:51.634 [UNKNOWN]: We love you. 21:52.774 --> 21:53.074 [UNKNOWN]: Anyway. 21:53.094 --> 21:54.695 [UNKNOWN]: So we're having a cheers to all of you. 21:54.715 --> 21:56.175 [UNKNOWN]: Cheers to you. 21:56.995 --> 21:57.735 [UNKNOWN]: I got one more sip. 21:58.036 --> 21:58.736 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 21:58.776 --> 22:00.296 [UNKNOWN]: But then I'm getting into the next couple of headlines. 22:00.316 --> 22:01.676 [UNKNOWN]: How are we doing at time? 22:01.736 --> 22:02.737 [UNKNOWN]: We're at 20 minutes. 22:02.817 --> 22:03.217 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 22:03.397 --> 22:03.717 [UNKNOWN]: 10 minutes. 22:06.135 --> 22:07.476 [UNKNOWN]: So, oh, that's good. 22:08.597 --> 22:11.198 [UNKNOWN]: So, well, I still. 22:14.281 --> 22:14.741 [UNKNOWN]: Next I line. 22:15.782 --> 22:16.382 [UNKNOWN]: Microsoft. 22:16.842 --> 22:18.623 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's big, right? 22:18.984 --> 22:19.244 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 22:20.179 --> 22:21.461 [UNKNOWN]: got sued by their shareholders. 22:21.901 --> 22:23.283 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it was a shareholder or lawsuit. 22:23.303 --> 22:24.084 [UNKNOWN]: Let's put it that way. 22:24.525 --> 22:25.907 [UNKNOWN]: It was a couple of shareholders. 22:25.927 --> 22:28.190 [UNKNOWN]: If you have standing, you have the ability to sue the shareholder. 22:28.210 --> 22:36.181 [UNKNOWN]: And it was a trust in the, and I think a few others, they not only sued Microsoft, but they sued the board of directors of Microsoft. 22:38.070 --> 22:43.852 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and this is brought to you by Docket Daily, by the way, all these lawsuits that are going on because that's where this came from. 22:43.932 --> 22:44.932 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but this is where it came from. 22:44.952 --> 22:48.413 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I'm watching it in real time happen, and this was just happened. 22:48.433 --> 22:51.914 [UNKNOWN]: I think the lawsuit was filed August 5th or 6th, 7th. 22:52.534 --> 23:01.737 [UNKNOWN]: A alleged misrepresentations by executive leadership on co-pilot, adoption, and proprietary model performance while concealing the bottlenecks. 23:01.777 --> 23:02.277 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 23:02.497 --> 23:04.858 [UNKNOWN]: So the shareholders are saying you're not doing a good enough job. 23:04.978 --> 23:05.918 [UNKNOWN]: Well, these shareholders are. 23:06.828 --> 23:11.492 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not sure there's an insurance policy big enough to cover you for anything that would happen in Microsoft, you know, that remains to be seen. 23:11.512 --> 23:13.514 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that might be another lawsuit, but 23:30.955 --> 23:37.560 [UNKNOWN]: If they were successful, and that's a big, you know, very, very tough standard to meet in the legal world. 23:38.640 --> 23:42.403 [UNKNOWN]: But nevertheless, it's been filed in the district court, not there, and they're alleging this. 23:42.543 --> 23:51.549 [UNKNOWN]: And it's very interesting saying that they think that co-pilot was misrepresented as being as proprietary and as good as they are. 23:51.569 --> 23:53.190 [UNKNOWN]: It kind of goes to what I'm saying. 23:53.970 --> 23:57.713 [UNKNOWN]: And when you talk about the mangos, you know, you talk about the top six out there, Microsoft. 24:00.187 --> 24:04.393 [UNKNOWN]: Microsoft is last, not worthy of being the first, not worthy of being the first lot. 24:04.473 --> 24:06.236 [UNKNOWN]: That they are last in the AI world. 24:06.276 --> 24:13.346 [UNKNOWN]: No, where they do have a lot of value is embedded in their 24:14.498 --> 24:18.660 [UNKNOWN]: And their platforms were there, you know, yeah, I think they've said a billion. 24:18.680 --> 24:19.920 [UNKNOWN]: I think was a billion subscribers, right? 24:19.960 --> 24:21.761 [UNKNOWN]: I think that's what we've talked about in a couple of episodes. 24:21.781 --> 24:21.981 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 24:22.021 --> 24:22.221 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 24:22.341 --> 24:22.822 [UNKNOWN]: That's huge. 24:22.842 --> 24:28.904 [UNKNOWN]: Billion subscribers when it comes to like, you know, Microsoft 365, you're talking about Google, you know, word, all the all the good stuff. 24:28.924 --> 24:32.146 [UNKNOWN]: So everybody who subscribes to 365 is automatically a subscriber. 24:32.186 --> 24:34.166 [UNKNOWN]: Automatically, you have co-pilot embedded in it. 24:34.307 --> 24:35.107 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right. 24:35.187 --> 24:36.247 [UNKNOWN]: And what it does very good. 24:36.467 --> 24:37.448 [UNKNOWN]: And I said this when we were going. 24:38.344 --> 24:41.547 [UNKNOWN]: Roughly going through, oh, at that time, probably need to redo that again. 24:43.388 --> 24:50.634 [UNKNOWN]: The best things of these, the editing, knowing how to work within their domain, right? 24:50.995 --> 25:01.704 [UNKNOWN]: So it's definitely trained on how to use PowerPoint, Excel, Word, all the Microsoft platforms that they can do. 25:02.664 --> 25:04.426 [UNKNOWN]: For sure, that is the one you want to be using. 25:08.607 --> 25:10.767 [UNKNOWN]: is it going to create additional growth? 25:10.827 --> 25:12.928 [UNKNOWN]: And I think that's where these shareholders are alleging. 25:12.948 --> 25:20.970 [UNKNOWN]: You know, you, you, you're Microsoft, you know, you, you, you are, if not the top company, you're one of the top companies, right? 25:21.770 --> 25:25.030 [UNKNOWN]: That's probably very few people in the world who have never heard of Microsoft. 25:25.050 --> 25:25.210 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 25:25.510 --> 25:32.632 [UNKNOWN]: So, yeah, I mean, that's, you know, and to me it's like Google Microsoft maybe Apple and Apple is, I think, capitulated and just said, you know, we're just not, 25:34.285 --> 25:36.547 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I think they're sticking their core competency. 25:36.607 --> 25:40.289 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they're sticking to their, they can use any of them on their phones. 25:40.369 --> 25:40.970 [UNKNOWN]: And that's what they're doing. 25:40.990 --> 25:41.530 [UNKNOWN]: What do they care? 25:41.610 --> 25:42.411 [UNKNOWN]: That's what they're doing. 25:42.591 --> 25:44.092 [UNKNOWN]: And I think they've adopted that. 25:44.132 --> 25:46.613 [UNKNOWN]: Unless they're doing some secret stuff behind the scenes that we don't even know about. 25:46.634 --> 25:48.975 [UNKNOWN]: You know, it's a very evolving time, right? 25:48.995 --> 25:49.355 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 25:50.616 --> 25:58.622 [UNKNOWN]: But Microsoft, from this guy's opinion, is behind on, so do you think they have a case? 25:58.902 --> 25:59.742 [UNKNOWN]: How can they prove that? 25:59.863 --> 26:00.903 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that's going to be tough. 26:02.210 --> 26:07.192 [UNKNOWN]: So they're gonna have to somehow show through discovery when they go through all the stuff. 26:07.792 --> 26:08.872 [UNKNOWN]: What did they actually know? 26:08.992 --> 26:10.093 [UNKNOWN]: Are there any communications? 26:10.133 --> 26:12.214 [UNKNOWN]: Are there any, you know, e-mails, letters? 26:12.794 --> 26:14.474 [UNKNOWN]: Man, they're probably not letters anymore. 26:14.494 --> 26:15.515 [UNKNOWN]: It's probably e-mails, right? 26:15.535 --> 26:20.997 [UNKNOWN]: Or text, you know, they're going back and forth or or snap chats or whatever, 26:22.943 --> 26:25.706 [UNKNOWN]: you know, mode on social media that you're going back and forth. 26:26.026 --> 26:26.246 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 26:26.646 --> 26:29.329 [UNKNOWN]: Maybe it's stack is it's stack slack or slack. 26:29.349 --> 26:30.370 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, I don't know. 26:30.410 --> 26:33.212 [UNKNOWN]: I said stack slack is is is Microsoft's platform, right? 26:33.733 --> 26:34.133 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 26:34.153 --> 26:35.334 [UNKNOWN]: Is that Microsoft? 26:36.756 --> 26:38.377 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 26:38.457 --> 26:40.119 [UNKNOWN]: That wouldn't surprise me because I don't really like 26:41.607 --> 26:42.048 [UNKNOWN]: might be linked. 26:42.368 --> 26:45.813 [UNKNOWN]: I'm, you know, whatever, whatever communications they're going back and forth. 26:45.993 --> 26:48.197 [UNKNOWN]: If there's something to discover that they have to reveal. 26:48.497 --> 26:48.697 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 26:48.878 --> 26:50.120 [UNKNOWN]: And maybe it's a fishing expedition. 26:50.140 --> 26:51.301 [UNKNOWN]: You never know what these lawsuits, right? 26:51.321 --> 26:52.924 [UNKNOWN]: But that was, that was a big one that came out. 26:53.284 --> 26:55.287 [UNKNOWN]: And of course, it's all being alleged. 26:55.347 --> 26:55.908 [UNKNOWN]: It's not true. 26:56.729 --> 26:57.190 [UNKNOWN]: And, uh, 26:57.991 --> 27:16.805 [UNKNOWN]: I'll be there again how do you prove it so it's like proving the negative well and if you're taking on that case you have the burden of proof so you have to prove it but you don't have to prove it right away you just have to make claim and then you have to go through discovery and that's where you're under an obligation in the quarter who who won't select and who else else okay who won't Salesforce 27:20.267 --> 27:21.688 [UNKNOWN]: Well, he's checking on that. 27:21.708 --> 27:22.729 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to make a suggestion. 27:22.749 --> 27:23.689 [UNKNOWN]: We're 26. 27:24.110 --> 27:25.010 [UNKNOWN]: This last topic. 27:25.050 --> 27:26.932 [UNKNOWN]: I think deserves more than three minutes. 27:27.472 --> 27:29.293 [UNKNOWN]: So, why don't we once we. 27:29.633 --> 27:31.114 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I have to take our break. 27:31.134 --> 27:34.157 [UNKNOWN]: And then we come back to one of the real sales force zone by as well. 27:34.177 --> 27:39.320 [UNKNOWN]: But that's a major headline in and I got one more. 27:39.440 --> 27:39.880 [UNKNOWN]: That's huge. 27:39.900 --> 27:41.381 [UNKNOWN]: I was not going to be for we break into. 27:42.748 --> 27:43.849 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's what I'm saying at that. 27:43.949 --> 27:46.592 [UNKNOWN]: This all the one deserves more time than we can give it at the moment. 27:46.692 --> 27:47.773 [UNKNOWN]: So who is it? 27:47.793 --> 27:49.114 [UNKNOWN]: It's sales force. 27:49.715 --> 27:50.575 [UNKNOWN]: It's just sales force. 27:50.595 --> 27:51.736 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they're. 27:53.898 --> 27:55.160 [UNKNOWN]: Black rock. 27:55.800 --> 27:57.882 [UNKNOWN]: Black rock. 27:58.583 --> 27:59.644 [UNKNOWN]: Seems like that's the street. 28:00.064 --> 28:01.706 [UNKNOWN]: That's the other one to make about six percent. 28:01.726 --> 28:03.628 [UNKNOWN]: Seems like black rock and Vanguard. 28:03.668 --> 28:04.528 [UNKNOWN]: They're everything. 28:04.669 --> 28:04.969 [UNKNOWN]: Everything. 28:06.150 --> 28:06.670 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right. 28:06.690 --> 28:07.191 [UNKNOWN]: That's awesome. 28:07.291 --> 28:07.571 [UNKNOWN]: We're in. 28:10.106 --> 28:12.388 [UNKNOWN]: If they're buying that don't get me down there out of the league. 28:12.428 --> 28:19.956 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'll go down with a carrot and come back with a shotgun Let's just stick with the black bar. 28:19.996 --> 28:22.818 [UNKNOWN]: Anyway, I'm gonna have to refill We're gonna bring Eric up. 28:22.838 --> 28:23.479 [UNKNOWN]: We're gonna 28:29.965 --> 28:36.249 [UNKNOWN]: This, uh, and maybe we even bring Johnny on, uh, for fifth segment, what was we get you liberticized in, in the old brother? 28:36.289 --> 28:42.073 [UNKNOWN]: We got, we got talk about the new riff ain't because, uh, I can't wait to think what, uh, what'd you think about it, too, brother? 28:42.814 --> 28:44.195 [UNKNOWN]: All right, we'll be right back here for this. 28:52.580 --> 28:54.902 [UNKNOWN]: Dr. Daily.au is not built for everyone. 28:56.599 --> 29:06.444 [UNKNOWN]: It's built for the council who already knows that speed, precision, and early intelligence win cases, shape strategy, and protect the enterprise. 29:08.645 --> 29:17.350 [UNKNOWN]: We serve a small circle of 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we will take Perry stockings off and use them to tie Oh, no not the stockings again 30:25.842 --> 30:27.704 [UNKNOWN]: No, are we a camp? 30:30.906 --> 30:32.027 [UNKNOWN]: I'm in that time of being here. 30:32.047 --> 30:32.487 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right? 30:33.468 --> 30:34.128 [UNKNOWN]: This one time? 30:34.469 --> 30:34.909 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 30:34.929 --> 30:35.509 [UNKNOWN]: So I'm thinking. 30:35.549 --> 30:38.892 [UNKNOWN]: Anyways, if Louie was here, and then we're missing our buddy, Louie. 30:38.912 --> 30:41.534 [UNKNOWN]: But he would say this, this bottle is sexy, it's very thin. 30:41.554 --> 30:42.254 [UNKNOWN]: It is sexy. 30:42.414 --> 30:43.735 [UNKNOWN]: I like the curves on the legs. 30:43.775 --> 30:44.536 [UNKNOWN]: It's very cool. 30:44.596 --> 30:45.497 [UNKNOWN]: It's very cool. 30:45.797 --> 30:48.299 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, it's way nicer than the original one. 30:48.739 --> 30:53.502 [UNKNOWN]: I keep bumping this very girthy mic, you got me stand here. 30:54.723 --> 30:59.126 [UNKNOWN]: Anyways, can I, can I, can I, please, what is that behind you to our paint? 30:59.246 --> 31:00.627 [UNKNOWN]: We, we have a new backdrop. 31:00.847 --> 31:01.468 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I like it. 31:01.488 --> 31:05.870 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we figured out how to put our bourbon nominers. 31:06.151 --> 31:06.451 [UNKNOWN]: I know. 31:06.891 --> 31:09.713 [UNKNOWN]: We're going to be bringing some, some other graphics and future episodes. 31:09.733 --> 31:10.854 [UNKNOWN]: Well, we don't want to see those legs. 31:10.874 --> 31:11.654 [UNKNOWN]: Not the, not the way you show them. 31:11.674 --> 31:20.440 [UNKNOWN]: Not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the, not the 31:24.309 --> 31:26.431 [UNKNOWN]: That picture is not making it on the TV. 31:26.812 --> 31:28.333 [UNKNOWN]: I think his bumper heads right now. 31:28.413 --> 31:28.713 [UNKNOWN]: No. 31:31.256 --> 31:32.217 [UNKNOWN]: I can probably take over. 31:34.879 --> 31:38.383 [UNKNOWN]: And definitely he ain't cut, isn't it? 31:38.423 --> 31:39.584 [UNKNOWN]: Look at company in here. 31:39.644 --> 31:40.225 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know. 31:40.245 --> 31:41.706 [UNKNOWN]: I was like a Japanese thing. 31:41.746 --> 31:43.588 [UNKNOWN]: I thought he'd be. 31:43.648 --> 31:44.749 [UNKNOWN]: Cut, cut, cut, cut. 31:45.310 --> 31:46.571 [UNKNOWN]: Maybe it's just before segments. 32:00.812 --> 32:02.113 [UNKNOWN]: Wow, and he's Brad's a red. 32:02.613 --> 32:05.735 [UNKNOWN]: He's a member of Louie. 32:06.115 --> 32:10.898 [UNKNOWN]: Louie was trying to bring some semblance of order to that. 32:10.978 --> 32:16.681 [UNKNOWN]: I'm just going to ignore these guys and I'm just going to say to Perry and all our viewers, we'll see you next week. 32:16.701 --> 32:18.882 [UNKNOWN]: We'll be back next week and you, oh no, we're not coming back. 32:19.162 --> 32:19.743 [UNKNOWN]: We're done. 32:20.123 --> 32:20.723 [UNKNOWN]: We're done. 32:21.184 --> 32:21.484 [UNKNOWN]: Phenix. 32:21.504 --> 32:21.824 [UNKNOWN]: Phenix. 32:21.944 --> 32:23.425 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's great. 32:24.065 --> 32:25.706 [UNKNOWN]: So the burger and oven are made to big screen. 32:25.746 --> 32:29.489 [UNKNOWN]: I like it is and the well, we're not rolling, but here. 32:29.549 --> 32:29.730 [UNKNOWN]: Here. 32:29.910 --> 32:30.330 [UNKNOWN]: No, we are. 32:30.951 --> 32:31.731 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, are we rolling? 32:31.771 --> 32:32.292 [UNKNOWN]: There it does. 32:32.352 --> 32:33.152 [UNKNOWN]: Here it goes. 32:33.172 --> 32:37.395 [UNKNOWN]: The burger is going down the spirits are going up and we just cracked this new riff. 32:37.756 --> 32:38.296 [UNKNOWN]: That's what you did. 32:38.316 --> 32:39.377 [UNKNOWN]: But we're not going to talk about yet. 32:39.417 --> 32:40.598 [UNKNOWN]: We're going to talk about when Johnny comes on. 32:40.938 --> 32:41.599 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 32:41.619 --> 32:42.319 [UNKNOWN]: We're going to hold. 32:42.580 --> 32:45.482 [UNKNOWN]: I got a little, I get a little sip here. 32:46.262 --> 32:46.923 [UNKNOWN]: It's lovely. 32:46.983 --> 32:47.744 [UNKNOWN]: I haven't started. 32:47.764 --> 32:48.804 [UNKNOWN]: I haven't tried it yet. 32:48.844 --> 32:50.766 [UNKNOWN]: So I'm going to try it right now. 32:50.806 --> 32:52.367 [UNKNOWN]: Let's get that honest reaction. 32:54.827 --> 33:01.938 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, that's good. 33:02.158 --> 33:02.879 [UNKNOWN]: That is really good. 33:03.039 --> 33:04.602 [UNKNOWN]: That bottle doesn't survive the night. 33:04.842 --> 33:08.567 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, yeah, that that burden on was going down the spirits are already up. 33:08.627 --> 33:09.789 [UNKNOWN]: So they can only go further. 33:09.809 --> 33:10.851 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, up. 33:12.252 --> 33:12.532 [UNKNOWN]: Johnny. 33:12.793 --> 33:15.015 [UNKNOWN]: Wow, that's always like it. 33:15.155 --> 33:15.756 [UNKNOWN]: Thanks, John. 33:16.456 --> 33:17.137 [UNKNOWN]: That's really good. 33:17.517 --> 33:17.738 [UNKNOWN]: Mm-hmm. 33:17.878 --> 33:18.118 [UNKNOWN]: Wow. 33:18.759 --> 33:19.900 [UNKNOWN]: Some caramel leather. 33:20.460 --> 33:21.461 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, caramel leather. 33:21.822 --> 33:23.363 [UNKNOWN]: See them in at the back, but it's good. 33:23.543 --> 33:25.205 [UNKNOWN]: Some of them are basiousness, I think. 33:25.325 --> 33:26.146 [UNKNOWN]: It might be a little bit. 33:26.166 --> 33:26.967 [UNKNOWN]: That's a big word again. 33:26.987 --> 33:27.688 [UNKNOWN]: I gotta look that up. 33:29.129 --> 33:29.790 [UNKNOWN]: You know, hey. 33:31.560 --> 33:37.942 [UNKNOWN]: So when I was doing a little bit of reading on this and I'll touch on this and then we can move on. 33:37.962 --> 33:40.563 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I know because I know you want editing notes and then we're not done. 33:40.903 --> 33:42.704 [UNKNOWN]: No, we're going to talk about this when Johnny comes on. 33:42.724 --> 33:53.047 [UNKNOWN]: So I know all I'm going to say is this, so if you remember the first new riff we had was the first time we were exposed to the phrase bottled and bond. 33:53.667 --> 34:01.510 [UNKNOWN]: This one is not bottled in bond because it's a blend of two different bourbons that they distilled. 34:02.010 --> 34:05.731 [UNKNOWN]: Why do I think when it's bottled in bond, it's got to be like a I know we're here. 34:05.751 --> 34:12.814 [UNKNOWN]: Gagbal, you know, you don't think I'm the old big red Gagbal leather, you taste it a little leather, right? 34:12.894 --> 34:22.257 [UNKNOWN]: The Gamp, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, 34:22.865 --> 34:25.768 [UNKNOWN]: That's what I'm saying. 34:25.868 --> 34:28.630 [UNKNOWN]: No, I don't get any rubber in there, so it's good. 34:28.951 --> 34:29.952 [UNKNOWN]: It is very good anyway. 34:30.172 --> 34:31.933 [UNKNOWN]: Well, you just wait till the gig ball gets to you. 34:32.073 --> 34:39.220 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I can't. 34:39.340 --> 34:44.965 [UNKNOWN]: If our listeners from the Perry microphone here, you'll know something's up. 34:46.346 --> 34:48.088 [UNKNOWN]: Just turn it off, call the police. 34:49.965 --> 34:55.571 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, Gus is going full-housing. 34:55.611 --> 34:58.774 [UNKNOWN]: He's like, look at this leg lamp for the last 10 weeks. 35:00.476 --> 35:01.697 [UNKNOWN]: It's boiling over. 35:01.877 --> 35:02.698 [UNKNOWN]: And top up. 35:02.778 --> 35:04.240 [UNKNOWN]: I can't hold it anymore. 35:05.737 --> 35:15.244 [UNKNOWN]: So we left off, there was one big headline, but I think it's a, I think it's a, extremely interesting and relevant headline. 35:15.704 --> 35:16.785 [UNKNOWN]: Your transition, it's still smooth. 35:16.905 --> 35:21.028 [UNKNOWN]: Considering the apprehension, I think a lot of people have with AI. 35:21.068 --> 35:24.391 [UNKNOWN]: So yeah, and we didn't, I didn't want to cut it off and not get it. 35:24.411 --> 35:27.453 [UNKNOWN]: No, I still talking about Microsoft, and you're talking about the next one. 35:27.493 --> 35:28.554 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, the next one, right? 35:28.574 --> 35:29.475 [UNKNOWN]: So, yep. 35:30.371 --> 35:31.271 [UNKNOWN]: Leave me into that now. 35:31.611 --> 35:32.271 [UNKNOWN]: I will take it there. 35:32.812 --> 35:36.152 [UNKNOWN]: So there's a there's proposed a proposed federal bill. 35:36.172 --> 35:38.953 [UNKNOWN]: It doesn't say who proposed a little thing. 35:39.773 --> 35:48.615 [UNKNOWN]: To impose an exercise on commercial AI token usage to create a trust-like fund for a work protection administration. 35:48.796 --> 35:50.376 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, three tier fund by the way, brother. 35:50.596 --> 35:51.356 [UNKNOWN]: And yeah. 35:51.556 --> 35:54.297 [UNKNOWN]: So this is a fund job creation grants for workplace. 35:54.357 --> 35:55.097 [UNKNOWN]: I kind of like it. 35:55.117 --> 35:56.457 [UNKNOWN]: I kind of like it. 35:56.497 --> 35:58.318 [UNKNOWN]: If it's going to be run and operate because 35:59.158 --> 36:00.339 [UNKNOWN]: Problems can be operated by the government. 36:00.359 --> 36:13.746 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it's going to turn into another capital on that position and that show where I get kind of skeptical right but on theory I really like it because I just let's let's let's let's disincentivize 36:15.120 --> 36:16.221 [UNKNOWN]: And I think that's what it's doing, right? 36:16.961 --> 36:31.568 [UNKNOWN]: Let's disincentivize these major platforms because they are the covered parties under the definition there that I looked up under Docket Daily's AI that we got this revelation of this new proposal that's on the federal, federal docket coming down, you know? 36:31.768 --> 36:32.148 [UNKNOWN]: H1 0 0 4 4. 36:32.388 --> 36:33.148 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, there you go, brother. 36:33.188 --> 36:33.348 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 36:33.368 --> 36:33.869 [UNKNOWN]: Wait, wait, wait. 36:33.889 --> 36:34.569 [UNKNOWN]: That's my map guy right here. 36:34.689 --> 36:41.372 [UNKNOWN]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha 36:42.072 --> 36:44.733 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it is buddy play it is. 36:44.773 --> 36:53.377 [UNKNOWN]: So, you know, they drop three different levels three different tiers based on the unemployment level it is so 36:54.654 --> 36:56.614 [UNKNOWN]: If it is under 5%, right? 36:57.375 --> 36:59.075 [UNKNOWN]: It's a flat 2% x-size test. 36:59.415 --> 36:59.595 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 36:59.995 --> 37:04.496 [UNKNOWN]: X-size tax on the covered parties, which are the platforms. 37:05.096 --> 37:08.337 [UNKNOWN]: They're the, so they would charge, say, andthropic. 37:08.577 --> 37:08.757 [UNKNOWN]: Yes. 37:08.777 --> 37:11.297 [UNKNOWN]: So if anthropic sells 100 million dollars, Exactly. 37:11.357 --> 37:13.038 [UNKNOWN]: Andthropic, the mangoes. 37:13.078 --> 37:19.319 [UNKNOWN]: So the mangoes and then probably then some, because they even said, I think in there, I think, not the bourbon's talking. 37:19.339 --> 37:23.180 [UNKNOWN]: So it's gonna be, that's where it always gets interesting, 37:26.005 --> 37:32.489 [UNKNOWN]: I think there are some additional covered parties that take their models and tweak it. 37:33.390 --> 37:37.172 [UNKNOWN]: And they're allowed to then tax them as well. 37:38.373 --> 37:44.057 [UNKNOWN]: Would that be some of these aggregators, like, like a platform for flexibility? 37:44.077 --> 37:49.360 [UNKNOWN]: I think that's kind of who they're trying to encapsulate. 37:49.620 --> 37:49.880 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 37:50.120 --> 37:51.021 [UNKNOWN]: I literally can't talk. 37:51.061 --> 37:51.801 [UNKNOWN]: I just need AI here. 37:53.245 --> 37:56.407 [UNKNOWN]: You know, I, in fact, I'm surprised, I'm surprised my A.I. 37:56.427 --> 37:57.427 [UNKNOWN]: hasn't talked yet. 37:58.588 --> 38:00.429 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no problem talking to the fifth segment last year. 38:00.449 --> 38:02.530 [UNKNOWN]: Did you go to give your phone tied up with the bourbon arm? 38:02.570 --> 38:03.730 [UNKNOWN]: I know, it's very busy. 38:05.591 --> 38:15.797 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so then it goes to when an unemployment is above 5%, and it's 2% plus the percentage by which such rate exceeds 5%. 38:16.037 --> 38:21.980 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and when unemployment exceeds 7, some of two plus twice percentage exceeds 7. 38:23.047 --> 38:27.489 [UNKNOWN]: I think God, we got to aircare to figure that out. 38:27.789 --> 38:30.870 [UNKNOWN]: That is one of those S-E-T. That is one of those S-E-T questions. 38:30.890 --> 38:33.291 [UNKNOWN]: We all are growing, oh fuck, this is an early Saturday morning. 38:33.311 --> 38:34.131 [UNKNOWN]: I don't need to shit. 38:36.572 --> 38:41.474 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not going to college. 38:41.875 --> 38:42.875 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 38:43.075 --> 38:43.635 [UNKNOWN]: No good. 38:43.695 --> 38:43.995 [UNKNOWN]: No good. 38:44.015 --> 38:44.356 [UNKNOWN]: No good. 38:44.376 --> 38:45.916 [UNKNOWN]: I've never been official to figure that out. 38:45.936 --> 38:47.297 [UNKNOWN]: No, but you can see. 38:47.317 --> 38:49.458 [UNKNOWN]: And I got the gist of it this morning when I was sober. 38:50.338 --> 38:51.959 [UNKNOWN]: That it was, you know, it's all tiered. 38:53.026 --> 39:07.755 [UNKNOWN]: So, and it's based on the unemployment rate, and so they're going to basically say to the companies, which I like, I got to be honest, personally I like it, because create the AI to be an enhancement. 39:07.775 --> 39:11.057 [UNKNOWN]: I've always said that, not a replacement, not a replacement, being an enhancement. 39:11.917 --> 39:16.821 [UNKNOWN]: Because there's a replacement, then guess what, you're gonna have to replace the income that's gonna be your place. 39:16.901 --> 39:18.622 [UNKNOWN]: There is no other solution to that. 39:18.902 --> 39:32.092 [UNKNOWN]: Well, let's not lose sight of the fact that that the government, despite what a lot of people I think believe, doesn't create anything that don't produce revenue, they take it from people who work. 39:32.453 --> 39:33.854 [UNKNOWN]: So if there's less people working, 39:34.684 --> 39:44.807 [UNKNOWN]: But can I get revenue to the, can I get a government, can I get credit to our government where credit's due, because now that I've been monitoring like a ridiculous amount of entries on everything that's been coming through. 39:44.867 --> 39:48.628 [UNKNOWN]: If you must, well, I'm just kidding, yeah, of course. 39:48.728 --> 39:52.309 [UNKNOWN]: No, but I, so this is where I've kind of changed my stance on the government. 39:52.329 --> 40:00.591 [UNKNOWN]: So especially the federal government and in the States, and there's some act of states that are more active than others, and there's probably like 15, 20 of them, okay? 40:01.691 --> 40:03.652 [UNKNOWN]: But I'm going to just use the federal government as an example. 40:04.603 --> 40:06.764 [UNKNOWN]: I've been very impressed how they've been reactive. 40:08.525 --> 40:09.866 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, reacting like quickly. 40:11.186 --> 40:21.672 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's actually- So when we talk about this issue, we talk about, you know, a couple other issues, they're reacting, you know, they're, they are actually putting bills on the table and they're actually reacting. 40:22.152 --> 40:24.553 [UNKNOWN]: Now, whether these bills get passed, different story. 40:24.793 --> 40:30.956 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I think the percentage that I looked at the other day, at least in the state levels, like 5% of the bills that are on the table, 40:36.110 --> 40:39.891 [UNKNOWN]: federal, maybe a little higher because it's, you know, it's, it's a little leaner. 40:39.911 --> 40:41.432 [UNKNOWN]: It does take long to pass bills though. 40:41.552 --> 40:41.852 [UNKNOWN]: It does. 40:42.052 --> 40:42.612 [UNKNOWN]: Especially when there. 40:42.812 --> 40:44.673 [UNKNOWN]: And sometimes sometimes they're reduced. 40:45.313 --> 40:45.453 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 40:46.233 --> 40:49.834 [UNKNOWN]: Then, you know, they adjourn, it gets, it dies. 40:50.434 --> 40:51.495 [UNKNOWN]: Then they have to reintroduce it. 40:51.515 --> 40:56.996 [UNKNOWN]: So, but all that's valuable information to learn as to what's building and what's coming. 40:57.196 --> 40:58.037 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I agree. 40:58.517 --> 41:00.577 [UNKNOWN]: And so, that's what we're tracking. 41:00.877 --> 41:01.017 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 41:01.598 --> 41:03.158 [UNKNOWN]: And I, I, I, I wrote, um, 41:03.919 --> 41:12.582 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I told you when you said that when you sent it over the headlines last night, I went, wow, I'm like, ah, I mean, I'm like, I, I, I, I'm going to condom this fight. 41:12.902 --> 41:14.663 [UNKNOWN]: That's, that's my background, educational background. 41:15.383 --> 41:17.564 [UNKNOWN]: And now if you just went for extra credit. 41:17.704 --> 41:18.724 [UNKNOWN]: I did, that was extra credit. 41:18.744 --> 41:22.185 [UNKNOWN]: Well, you can sometimes use a lot of math, then those, I used a coin. 41:22.205 --> 41:24.326 [UNKNOWN]: You're like, you want to miss a grown man, after we're in. 41:24.426 --> 41:27.947 [UNKNOWN]: That's what's the integral, like, you know, she's for that anyway. 41:29.508 --> 41:42.198 [UNKNOWN]: But over the next three months, I'm going to take one economist, not my favorite necessarily, but we're going to look at PGO, and PGO would look at externalities, and he would look at and say, oh, this is a good idea. 41:43.058 --> 41:43.639 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to go then. 41:43.659 --> 41:50.664 [UNKNOWN]: We're going to do Iik, we're going to look at Shumpeder, we're going to look at John Maynard Keynes, you need a quick talking job in these. 41:52.145 --> 41:54.207 [UNKNOWN]: It's just, I don't know what it is, I don't know what it is, but I've heard of King's before. 41:54.227 --> 41:55.108 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I've heard of King's before King's. 41:55.128 --> 41:55.949 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I've heard of King's before King's. 41:55.969 --> 41:57.170 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I've heard of King's before King's before King's. 41:57.190 --> 42:13.627 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I've heard of King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before King's before 42:14.527 --> 42:18.991 [UNKNOWN]: how it could be implemented, how it, what the unintended consequences could be to. 42:19.131 --> 42:27.139 [UNKNOWN]: Because if you have, let's say you have one company and let's say they use AI to, you know, from a back office perspective, right? 42:28.100 --> 42:29.862 [UNKNOWN]: And they fire a thousand people. 42:30.402 --> 42:35.466 [UNKNOWN]: The other idea would be, and this would be more like, it's not quite game theory, but the game theory is going to be the last part of the episode. 42:35.486 --> 42:46.093 [UNKNOWN]: So, then you have another part of the bank where they use it in their financial analysts, and it makes them more effective, and it actually earns the bank more revenue for whatever reason, and then they hire 500 people. 42:46.754 --> 42:50.636 [UNKNOWN]: So, you have, it's really hard to know, and is it always... 42:51.597 --> 42:55.300 [UNKNOWN]: It's always not a negative, and I've always said that because, in fact, when people ask, 43:01.165 --> 43:04.326 [UNKNOWN]: repetitive data intensive jobs. 43:05.386 --> 43:11.968 [UNKNOWN]: But what's being created is is a whole new, a whole new volume. 43:12.068 --> 43:26.192 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, a whole new column, if you want to look at it in like a spreadsheet mathematical, you know, sense of jobs are folks that know what they're looking at, that what's coming through there, they have the filter, they have the ones they know what to do it, because there always has to be 43:31.002 --> 43:33.384 [UNKNOWN]: Because we go back to the European Union, they require it. 43:34.685 --> 43:35.646 [UNKNOWN]: California requires it. 43:35.726 --> 43:38.209 [UNKNOWN]: And there's a few other states that require it. 43:38.229 --> 43:40.491 [UNKNOWN]: And there's more states coming on that are requiring it. 43:40.551 --> 43:48.518 [UNKNOWN]: So if companies are smart, they're always going to have that human that is looking over everything that filters through. 43:49.699 --> 43:51.681 [UNKNOWN]: But that's beyond us, though. 43:51.701 --> 43:52.642 [UNKNOWN]: But that is the hard, 43:53.435 --> 43:54.957 [UNKNOWN]: Practically that that is a hard part. 43:54.977 --> 43:59.962 [UNKNOWN]: How how do you actually filter everything through that even how do you filter it? 43:59.982 --> 44:13.356 [UNKNOWN]: I agree that's yeah Well, I think maybe or is it not filter, but it maybe just flow it Because that's a lot of stuff You think about everything that AI is in a major Corporation, right? 44:14.077 --> 44:14.777 [UNKNOWN]: I spend a lot of money 44:15.457 --> 44:28.807 [UNKNOWN]: Well, and they do, but if everything is flown through, how do you make sure and sure that everything is touched by AI is actually correct going through the lens of a human at the end before it hits, um-hmm, bader. 44:30.759 --> 44:34.482 [UNKNOWN]: Yep, well, yeah, but yeah, so it should be interesting. 44:34.502 --> 44:41.446 [UNKNOWN]: I think yeah, well, so you know take take if you know we live in right outside Pittsburgh Pennsylvania about an hour West or East. 44:41.466 --> 44:41.707 [UNKNOWN]: Sorry. 44:42.067 --> 44:42.487 [UNKNOWN]: God damn. 44:42.587 --> 44:44.649 [UNKNOWN]: And I can't I can't be serious. 44:44.709 --> 44:46.890 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I can't do that was I was so jacked. 44:49.352 --> 44:51.193 [UNKNOWN]: And about what I was so jacked on the trades. 44:52.154 --> 44:52.594 [UNKNOWN]: Pirates. 44:52.834 --> 44:53.094 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 44:53.415 --> 44:53.515 [UNKNOWN]: Oh. 44:54.488 --> 44:55.609 [UNKNOWN]: I didn't even see the news. 44:55.729 --> 45:00.391 [UNKNOWN]: I hope this is not the beginning of a collapse because it feels like if you collapse and you're already at the bottom. 45:00.551 --> 45:04.433 [UNKNOWN]: Well, and if we're last year, this year they were actually playing pretty well, though. 45:05.453 --> 45:08.935 [UNKNOWN]: But the last few weeks, after the All-Star Break, it's been a disaster. 45:09.175 --> 45:09.375 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 45:09.735 --> 45:19.420 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that was going to say, though, Brad, is when you look at Pittsburgh in the 1950s, they were 160,000 steel worker jobs in Pittsburgh. 45:19.440 --> 45:20.220 [UNKNOWN]: That was 1950s. 45:20.240 --> 45:21.341 [UNKNOWN]: That was pretty much at the peak. 45:21.681 --> 45:22.061 [UNKNOWN]: Big number. 45:24.323 --> 45:29.144 [UNKNOWN]: But if you look at GDP per capita in real terms, the economy pivoted, right? 45:30.264 --> 45:31.704 [UNKNOWN]: Pit, Carnegie Mellon. 45:32.105 --> 45:41.366 [UNKNOWN]: So in real terms, GDP per capita, that means with including inflation, has increased $370 per cent. 45:41.466 --> 45:42.147 [UNKNOWN]: Which is incredible. 45:42.207 --> 45:46.107 [UNKNOWN]: It's my professor, Michael Mellison, you know, he was talking about the same exact things. 45:46.147 --> 45:48.668 [UNKNOWN]: And I think you too need to talk because, I mean, 45:50.460 --> 46:02.370 [UNKNOWN]: the mind waves going back and forth is like the brains you know we were talking about the last week where you just kind of want to have sex with it yeah not that I want to have sex with your brain I'm just saying it's very attractive or you're 46:10.412 --> 46:12.614 [UNKNOWN]: I think you ought to be re-centered yourself on that. 46:12.794 --> 46:13.415 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I don't know. 46:13.715 --> 46:17.738 [UNKNOWN]: I've got, well, here's the opposite, because they were able to pivot Pittsburgh, right? 46:17.858 --> 46:18.019 [UNKNOWN]: Yep. 46:18.319 --> 46:22.282 [UNKNOWN]: Into actually robotics, AI, health care. 46:22.362 --> 46:22.983 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 46:23.143 --> 46:26.866 [UNKNOWN]: And much of it was Google and Delingo, and you look at some of you, Delingo. 46:27.046 --> 46:27.246 [UNKNOWN]: Yep. 46:27.387 --> 46:28.347 [UNKNOWN]: But they were capitalized. 46:28.648 --> 46:31.190 [UNKNOWN]: Take John's town for, for, for example, right? 46:31.470 --> 46:34.352 [UNKNOWN]: They had 18,000 steel worker jobs in 1950. 46:34.953 --> 46:37.015 [UNKNOWN]: and they have Xav at zero since 1992. 46:37.075 --> 46:37.315 [UNKNOWN]: Wow. 46:38.276 --> 46:45.122 [UNKNOWN]: And their GDP per capita is less than a hundred percent over the past since, well, seven to set last 76 years, let's call it. 46:45.382 --> 46:46.924 [UNKNOWN]: So you could see the difference, right? 46:47.224 --> 46:48.025 [UNKNOWN]: And I think they sit. 46:48.065 --> 46:48.325 [UNKNOWN]: There's you. 46:48.365 --> 46:51.147 [UNKNOWN]: You come back down to the same thing I started talking about today's water. 46:51.888 --> 46:52.188 [UNKNOWN]: Water. 46:55.851 --> 46:58.013 [UNKNOWN]: There's that awkward silence, you know, it's coming. 47:04.214 --> 47:09.385 [UNKNOWN]: So you have to have bread, pause, you know what I'm saying for it, you know what I'm saying for something like that. 47:09.405 --> 47:10.127 [UNKNOWN]: Where is it? 47:10.187 --> 47:10.508 [UNKNOWN]: Come on. 47:11.955 --> 47:17.318 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, just for factual reference, there are two bills that are being proposed. 47:17.378 --> 47:24.221 [UNKNOWN]: The one that we were talking about, which is known as a house proposal, it's known as AI tax and work protection act. 47:24.241 --> 47:25.261 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the exercise tax. 47:25.301 --> 47:30.544 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that was proposed by Representative Greg Sezar from Texas in the house. 47:30.684 --> 47:37.867 [UNKNOWN]: And then Ron Wyden, a Democrat from Oregon in the Senate, proposed another one called the Data Center, Exized Tax Framework. 47:37.907 --> 47:39.408 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and the similar nature. 47:41.949 --> 47:51.663 [UNKNOWN]: uh... and i've had to try to untangle those as i've worked through uh... docked daily there there are always a lot of uh... 47:54.562 --> 47:58.864 [UNKNOWN]: It's a calm sister, you know, bills, or getting legislation. 47:58.904 --> 48:11.008 [UNKNOWN]: Well, they would put very similar bills in the Senate, in the house, to make sure that it progresses and then at the end of the day, they'll figure out which one they want to move with. 48:11.048 --> 48:21.132 [UNKNOWN]: So the Senate proposed bill deals more with that money would be used more for local communities that have been somehow in the convenience, but the data center. 48:21.872 --> 48:22.873 [UNKNOWN]: It's not so much about job. 48:22.893 --> 48:24.554 [UNKNOWN]: So there's actually a difference between the two bills. 48:24.574 --> 48:34.241 [UNKNOWN]: Because like, some, a lot of times they're their mirror bills, which, which is that, that's a great strategy is to say, look, we're going to, we're going to throw two different approaches out. 48:35.322 --> 48:40.245 [UNKNOWN]: And let's figure out where the, do you know, I think it's, I'm starting to interrupt here. 48:40.325 --> 48:42.066 [UNKNOWN]: Or the consensus lies, right? 48:42.507 --> 48:47.910 [UNKNOWN]: So, and I know you're plugged in some of it's local government, Brad, even not really. 48:48.231 --> 48:49.612 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I mean, it's just me and a box. 48:55.006 --> 49:11.735 [UNKNOWN]: The project that's taking place just to our south, are they tax exempt, did they get a, because you know they're these chaos, I was thinking about, yeah, I was thinking about the same thing, but I don't remember anything about that. 49:11.755 --> 49:18.038 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know that there is a chaos easing at the park because it was, it was, it was a take, it was a, you know, 49:21.093 --> 49:22.855 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know enough about the answer to that question. 49:23.976 --> 49:31.722 [UNKNOWN]: If I had to guess, it probably isn't, because usually they set that up somewhere in between when there's a leg between development. 49:31.742 --> 49:40.670 [UNKNOWN]: So it's like to think that it will generate a lot of tax revenue just because of the size and the scope of it. 49:40.770 --> 49:42.652 [UNKNOWN]: And there will be some jobs there. 49:42.672 --> 49:44.253 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's more of a power plan, I guess. 49:44.293 --> 49:46.716 [UNKNOWN]: But I was just curious, I don't know if you knew. 49:46.976 --> 49:48.197 [UNKNOWN]: I had never heard anything about it. 49:48.535 --> 49:51.297 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I haven't heard anything like that, that's been out there. 49:51.957 --> 49:53.638 [UNKNOWN]: I haven't heard any of that. 49:54.399 --> 49:54.639 [UNKNOWN]: I don't. 49:54.999 --> 49:58.582 [UNKNOWN]: I'm sure a deal would be made of that if it were true. 49:58.602 --> 49:59.242 [UNKNOWN]: Well, there's no doubt. 49:59.282 --> 50:00.003 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 50:00.083 --> 50:02.124 [UNKNOWN]: It would be a front and center. 50:02.444 --> 50:03.785 [UNKNOWN]: I don't think that's the case. 50:04.025 --> 50:07.948 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, just again, I don't have 100% proof because I haven't studied it. 50:07.968 --> 50:11.691 [UNKNOWN]: But that has not been one of the topics that I've seen. 50:11.991 --> 50:12.271 [UNKNOWN]: Agreed. 50:12.631 --> 50:13.172 [UNKNOWN]: Floating around. 50:13.192 --> 50:13.952 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 50:14.012 --> 50:14.472 [UNKNOWN]: Just wondering. 50:14.593 --> 50:14.793 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 50:16.092 --> 50:19.244 [UNKNOWN]: No, but on that note, there are a lot of 50:21.330 --> 50:28.354 [UNKNOWN]: And when I see a lot, there was another couple of data centers in major towns that were shut down in the past week because there's been so much, so much resistance. 50:29.074 --> 50:40.699 [UNKNOWN]: Not just at the data center level, but it's on all the different permitting levels, and approval levels, they need underneath water, you know, you talk about zoning air permits. 50:40.719 --> 50:46.682 [UNKNOWN]: You go through all the, all the different channels that have to go in place and they see the, the up for, you know, yeah. 50:47.182 --> 50:51.906 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I mean, and let's face it, it has officially been politicized. 50:52.086 --> 51:00.152 [UNKNOWN]: So the people in those regions and whether it be the state reps or the local reps or even the federal reps, 51:02.301 --> 51:07.684 [UNKNOWN]: they don't want to anger their voters because we all know that the most important thing to them is getting reelected. 51:08.845 --> 51:09.265 [UNKNOWN]: All of them. 51:09.665 --> 51:10.986 [UNKNOWN]: This is not a partisan thing. 51:11.386 --> 51:12.327 [UNKNOWN]: It's a political thing. 51:12.367 --> 51:14.188 [UNKNOWN]: They're all the, that's their thing. 51:14.208 --> 51:14.808 [UNKNOWN]: That's what they do. 51:14.948 --> 51:16.949 [UNKNOWN]: That's why they're not going to be one termine you're done. 51:17.089 --> 51:17.770 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, great. 51:18.150 --> 51:18.310 [UNKNOWN]: Yep. 51:18.850 --> 51:22.612 [UNKNOWN]: So, but anyway, I mean, it's frustrating to see that. 51:23.032 --> 51:27.195 [UNKNOWN]: Not that, like, I'm not saying I always should be a data center in every corner. 51:28.175 --> 51:55.210 [UNKNOWN]: there's just a lot of bad information and I mean there's a lot of things that are said that's like that's just not true you know but it's out there people go on to it and it's definitely politicized you have the different groups they're going to you know come in and obviously what's been disappointing in our backyard on this data center is and this was a coal plant for the last 40-50 years long as I can remember maybe in longer right 51:57.177 --> 52:05.044 [UNKNOWN]: If you look at what it was and don't get me wrong, that coal plant was a huge economic driver. 52:05.104 --> 52:08.066 [UNKNOWN]: He was a huge part of our local economy, right? 52:08.426 --> 52:08.727 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 52:09.067 --> 52:09.447 [UNKNOWN]: Massive. 52:10.628 --> 52:14.351 [UNKNOWN]: So now this company comes in by this, you know, footprint. 52:15.232 --> 52:16.813 [UNKNOWN]: Besides, they're not going coal. 52:17.314 --> 52:19.696 [UNKNOWN]: They're going gas turbine, which is awesome. 52:19.996 --> 52:20.937 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's, but it's 52:22.029 --> 52:25.391 [UNKNOWN]: it is so much cleaner, it's much cleaner than coal. 52:25.651 --> 52:33.136 [UNKNOWN]: I know you can argue against it because there's a little bit of noise, but they have three or four thousand acres. 52:33.596 --> 52:34.597 [UNKNOWN]: Three or three, two hundred. 52:34.717 --> 52:36.278 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's a big freaking number. 52:36.298 --> 52:37.659 [UNKNOWN]: It's not like it's right up against President. 52:37.999 --> 52:39.720 [UNKNOWN]: You know what I mean? 52:39.960 --> 52:41.862 [UNKNOWN]: It's a big number, you know? 52:42.362 --> 52:46.965 [UNKNOWN]: That's what, like, you get a lot of the nimbee, the nut in my backyard, so it's not anybody's backyard. 52:46.985 --> 52:47.905 [UNKNOWN]: No, it didn't see it. 52:48.005 --> 52:49.086 [UNKNOWN]: And it definitely isn't. 52:51.905 --> 52:59.528 [UNKNOWN]: And there's repercussions from that and I acknowledge that because there's there is a ripple effect that goes to the community because of it, right? 52:59.568 --> 53:11.251 [UNKNOWN]: So when we're seeing that as we stay, we mean we may not even be able to, you know, six months from now, we may not even be able to get a If you walk into one of the restaurants, you might not be able to get a table. 53:11.271 --> 53:11.732 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no. 53:12.772 --> 53:16.493 [UNKNOWN]: Well, happens now and that's that's well, to be honest. 53:16.633 --> 53:18.314 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's kind of worth leading, right? 53:18.334 --> 53:18.594 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 53:19.531 --> 53:25.855 [UNKNOWN]: You know, the best places, that's where it's going to, you know, start first and then before you know it, you're going to have to just door dash. 53:26.316 --> 53:27.176 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 53:27.196 --> 53:27.877 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 53:27.917 --> 53:31.519 [UNKNOWN]: These AI drones that are dropping in the front yard and you're like, this is a 1.2 star. 53:34.910 --> 53:35.550 [UNKNOWN]: That's one thing. 53:35.570 --> 53:36.610 [UNKNOWN]: I got a few choice words. 53:37.631 --> 53:38.891 [UNKNOWN]: That's one membership at ICC. 53:38.911 --> 53:39.911 [UNKNOWN]: He's going to be that much more. 53:39.951 --> 53:42.112 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I think because you never have to wait for it. 53:42.132 --> 53:45.292 [UNKNOWN]: You don't have to wait in membership has his privileges. 53:45.533 --> 53:47.993 [UNKNOWN]: That's a quick question here. 53:48.313 --> 53:52.134 [UNKNOWN]: So you guys do a really great job of speaking on AI on a really. 53:52.174 --> 53:53.354 [UNKNOWN]: Talk to the microphone. 53:53.955 --> 53:54.155 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 53:54.835 --> 53:55.035 [UNKNOWN]: Check. 53:55.055 --> 53:55.395 [UNKNOWN]: Check. 53:55.435 --> 53:55.695 [UNKNOWN]: Check. 53:56.555 --> 54:16.653 [UNKNOWN]: So, no, so you guys do a really great job of talking about AI on a really high-end, who are the major players on a high-end, and I think a lot of me included and speaking for myself, unlike the lower, like people that don't know the high-end stuff, they just see these data centers popping up all over the place. 54:17.393 --> 54:18.935 [UNKNOWN]: Is this a result of 54:21.090 --> 54:24.513 [UNKNOWN]: AI needs this in order to, but absolutely needs it. 54:24.533 --> 54:24.793 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 54:25.453 --> 54:27.635 [UNKNOWN]: This AI is what's driving all of them. 54:27.715 --> 54:28.416 [UNKNOWN]: There's no doubt. 54:28.976 --> 54:36.061 [UNKNOWN]: And this is where I differentiated from when I wrote about it in the historical part of my first book, The Three Winters. 54:36.162 --> 54:43.327 [UNKNOWN]: So AI didn't start this year or a few years ago when it kind of kicked off into this, what they call AI Winters. 54:44.068 --> 54:44.268 [UNKNOWN]: So, 54:45.437 --> 54:59.641 [UNKNOWN]: It actually started back in like 1950, that was the very first AI that happened, Johnny, and it got so far, but then it hit a glass ceiling that just knocked it down and said, you're not going any further. 55:01.222 --> 55:05.383 [UNKNOWN]: Because there's limitations on the ability to keep up with what you're doing. 55:06.355 --> 55:08.237 [UNKNOWN]: in that ability being GPU. 55:08.557 --> 55:09.518 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they didn't have the compute. 55:09.658 --> 55:09.978 [UNKNOWN]: They didn't. 55:10.238 --> 55:15.262 [UNKNOWN]: So it happened again in the early 80s, if I'm correctly. 55:15.302 --> 55:19.766 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it was with the, I think MIT and cloud. 55:20.747 --> 55:23.649 [UNKNOWN]: There was a second resurgence of this, and it came on very strong. 55:25.150 --> 55:33.277 [UNKNOWN]: And again, it was advancing quickly, and it died because there was just, there just wasn't the infrastructure ability 55:36.303 --> 55:38.704 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it just seems really, well, massive. 55:39.004 --> 55:39.824 [UNKNOWN]: It is massive. 55:39.884 --> 55:55.751 [UNKNOWN]: And so now, this third wave coming out in its, and if you have teenage kids, like you and I do, and you remember when they had the PlayStation or the Xbox, and that little box that threw off me. 55:56.391 --> 56:01.313 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, a lot of, because that, my computer does that. 56:01.713 --> 56:03.574 [UNKNOWN]: But those are the Nvidia chips 56:06.772 --> 56:10.294 [UNKNOWN]: that they transitioned from gaming platforms, yeah. 56:11.255 --> 56:14.577 [UNKNOWN]: To now, computing for AI. 56:14.697 --> 56:17.119 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, put a laptop in your lap for a month. 56:17.139 --> 56:17.779 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 56:19.200 --> 56:19.380 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 56:19.400 --> 56:19.780 [UNKNOWN]: Go see it. 56:20.121 --> 56:21.141 [UNKNOWN]: Go see it burn special. 56:21.181 --> 56:22.502 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not talking about a lap dance, Mitch. 56:22.542 --> 56:24.524 [UNKNOWN]: I'm talking about really strong. 56:24.544 --> 56:25.424 [UNKNOWN]: Nice. 56:25.444 --> 56:26.245 [UNKNOWN]: You're for posters. 56:26.325 --> 56:28.446 [UNKNOWN]: You're for posters. 56:28.486 --> 56:29.607 [UNKNOWN]: You're for posters. 56:30.693 --> 56:40.200 [UNKNOWN]: I'm talking about really, I know I'm probably still puning on you, but I'm talking about really strong compute power that actually has capabilities to advance. 56:40.820 --> 56:49.707 [UNKNOWN]: And unfortunately, and we've talked about this on the podcast the last, when we debated about where these data centers should be going, right? 56:50.467 --> 56:53.830 [UNKNOWN]: We went to the extremes, went to the north poles, went to the bottom of the ocean. 56:54.857 --> 57:02.565 [UNKNOWN]: We were talking about space, we talked about space access, you know, space XAI now to use the proper terminology, right? 57:02.665 --> 57:05.688 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, because they have they morphed into to one. 57:06.329 --> 57:06.509 [UNKNOWN]: Really? 57:06.629 --> 57:12.295 [UNKNOWN]: Which actually, which actually, we said that actually, went right before the, um, the IPO. 57:12.575 --> 57:12.735 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 57:12.835 --> 57:15.057 [UNKNOWN]: We talked about like in the internet, right? 57:15.077 --> 57:15.378 [UNKNOWN]: We did. 57:15.398 --> 57:15.718 [UNKNOWN]: We said it. 57:17.720 --> 57:20.321 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we say it's it's an AI play it. 57:20.341 --> 57:43.168 [UNKNOWN]: There's no doubt it's like it's yeah, and I will I will give Elon credit real Elon credit his due the very first thing he did with his IPO play when it was up majorly is by cursor I cursor yeah and and now it's down which is the national progression but he was able to utilize that first month to buy that company which I think is going to be the next 57:44.528 --> 57:45.489 [UNKNOWN]: trillion dollar company. 57:45.689 --> 57:46.810 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it's not a company. 57:46.830 --> 57:50.112 [UNKNOWN]: No, it's part is a product line that's part of, you know, it's a value. 57:50.372 --> 57:55.536 [UNKNOWN]: The value of that is a potential half billion to a trillion dollar value. 57:55.556 --> 57:56.977 [UNKNOWN]: I think, but he doesn't have to pay for anything. 57:57.237 --> 57:57.997 [UNKNOWN]: It's internalized. 57:58.338 --> 57:59.979 [UNKNOWN]: It's kind of right. 58:00.159 --> 58:00.799 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 58:00.940 --> 58:03.802 [UNKNOWN]: It's a tool that he bought didn't have to develop. 58:04.742 --> 58:05.643 [UNKNOWN]: He has to pay for it. 58:05.763 --> 58:05.983 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 58:06.003 --> 58:10.086 [UNKNOWN]: But he has to pay for it as from an external third party, which makes it very attractive. 58:13.683 --> 58:21.670 [UNKNOWN]: It's gonna get crazy and to get back to Johnny's point These data centers that they're not even on most of them. 58:22.150 --> 58:26.694 [UNKNOWN]: I actually say most of them just like orders in the back yard here Are we up against time? 58:26.714 --> 58:28.255 [UNKNOWN]: We're up against a pair. 58:28.275 --> 58:41.486 [UNKNOWN]: He's lifting his legs I think he's like Gus when he's got to go back You know I don't got a year buddy, but he doesn't thought whoa I'm gonna hold that thought you hold your leg and we'll be right back after this, all right 58:49.425 --> 58:59.472 [UNKNOWN]: AI, data, privacy, cybersecurity, across all 50 states and federal, the law changed overnight. 59:00.813 --> 59:03.035 [UNKNOWN]: But this morning, you're not scrambling. 59:03.875 --> 59:13.943 [UNKNOWN]: One coffee, one scroll, every new development that matters, in plain English, reviewed by an attorney linked to its official government source. 59:14.833 --> 59:15.934 [UNKNOWN]: That's Docket Daily. 59:16.675 --> 59:19.358 [UNKNOWN]: The four pillars every morning, one place. 59:20.318 --> 59:24.643 [UNKNOWN]: Start your free two week trial at docketdaly.ai. 59:30.869 --> 59:32.390 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, Wayne, we were talking about the fuck shop. 59:35.363 --> 59:36.423 [UNKNOWN]: Two live crew. 59:36.503 --> 59:38.424 [UNKNOWN]: Two live crew on Donnie Hill. 59:38.444 --> 59:39.264 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that was awesome. 59:39.304 --> 59:44.266 [UNKNOWN]: If you have not seen that YouTube video, you need to stop right now and pause us. 59:44.926 --> 59:45.707 [UNKNOWN]: That was epic, right? 59:46.027 --> 59:46.587 [UNKNOWN]: That was epic. 59:46.687 --> 59:47.847 [UNKNOWN]: Go on YouTube. 59:47.907 --> 59:54.690 [UNKNOWN]: I just showed everybody here that I think Perry is probably the only one that may have seen it because he used one that showed it to me. 59:59.949 --> 01:00:01.670 [UNKNOWN]: I'm too lucky to have to do it on my own. 01:00:01.730 --> 01:00:02.811 [UNKNOWN]: No, I know you do. 01:00:02.931 --> 01:00:04.393 [UNKNOWN]: You're right around you at the stockings, Mitch. 01:00:04.513 --> 01:00:05.534 [UNKNOWN]: I remember Danny, you know. 01:00:05.814 --> 01:00:06.675 [UNKNOWN]: You're filled on you. 01:00:06.695 --> 01:00:08.456 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, the greatest gray hair, didn't he? 01:00:08.837 --> 01:00:09.197 [UNKNOWN]: He did. 01:00:10.298 --> 01:00:11.779 [UNKNOWN]: He's not on you. 01:00:11.879 --> 01:00:13.420 [UNKNOWN]: And he had those butterfly glasses. 01:00:14.501 --> 01:00:15.302 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, they were thick. 01:00:15.783 --> 01:00:16.783 [UNKNOWN]: He was, he was a leader. 01:00:16.964 --> 01:00:21.107 [UNKNOWN]: No, he was very, you know, and he looked out through the top magnifying lens that she had. 01:00:21.347 --> 01:00:21.788 [UNKNOWN]: No, I don't know. 01:00:23.569 --> 01:00:25.169 [UNKNOWN]: but he brought to life true on. 01:00:25.530 --> 01:00:28.611 [UNKNOWN]: So did you watch any like, have you seen 1990, 1990? 01:00:28.671 --> 01:00:33.552 [UNKNOWN]: Have you seen the after the conversations after like the day talked to them after the performance of the day? 01:00:33.572 --> 01:00:34.532 [UNKNOWN]: Just like take off. 01:00:35.333 --> 01:00:38.633 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know, but I'd love to have heard what I want to say about that. 01:00:38.734 --> 01:00:39.494 [UNKNOWN]: I would have loved it. 01:00:39.974 --> 01:00:42.235 [UNKNOWN]: I would have loved to have been somebody in the audience that day. 01:00:43.655 --> 01:00:45.456 [UNKNOWN]: Because that was very quiet. 01:00:46.996 --> 01:00:48.676 [UNKNOWN]: The the eyes are as wide. 01:00:48.716 --> 01:00:50.177 [UNKNOWN]: I open as eyes wide shut. 01:00:52.340 --> 01:00:55.982 [UNKNOWN]: He's like, that was the invent of the Karen right there. 01:00:56.342 --> 01:00:58.763 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, that was a Karen wasn't Karen. 01:00:58.903 --> 01:01:06.947 [UNKNOWN]: Every, if you look at every reaction, he was like, he was like dismissive church ladies, you know? 01:01:07.587 --> 01:01:08.788 [UNKNOWN]: That's exactly what it was. 01:01:09.828 --> 01:01:10.829 [UNKNOWN]: It was like Dana Carrey. 01:01:11.289 --> 01:01:11.809 [UNKNOWN]: That's right. 01:01:12.590 --> 01:01:13.690 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to give that props to you. 01:01:13.710 --> 01:01:15.151 [UNKNOWN]: Dad, you say right. 01:01:16.131 --> 01:01:16.892 [UNKNOWN]: There's a dance. 01:01:19.780 --> 01:01:21.100 [UNKNOWN]: They didn't say a damn word. 01:01:21.140 --> 01:01:22.721 [UNKNOWN]: It was just the look, right? 01:01:22.981 --> 01:01:24.521 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that was hilarious. 01:01:24.541 --> 01:01:25.221 [UNKNOWN]: It was funny. 01:01:25.661 --> 01:01:27.682 [UNKNOWN]: But that look makes the sounds that much better. 01:01:27.702 --> 01:01:31.822 [UNKNOWN]: You're allowed to put a link up for that because... Oh, I wish I could. 01:01:31.842 --> 01:01:37.844 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know if I can, but I would like... Yeah, I'm just promoting it through my words. 01:01:37.984 --> 01:01:41.964 [UNKNOWN]: Just look at it on YouTube because it's pure entertainment for three minutes. 01:01:46.249 --> 01:01:51.694 [UNKNOWN]: We're just kind of the whole stick of the song, it's, you know, welcome to the fuck shop. 01:01:53.836 --> 01:01:54.617 [UNKNOWN]: This is saying it. 01:01:54.857 --> 01:01:57.599 [UNKNOWN]: I think we're saying it as funk shop on the shop. 01:01:57.659 --> 01:01:59.181 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, well, he definitely threw. 01:01:59.201 --> 01:02:10.591 [UNKNOWN]: Well, there was a lot of, there was a lot of bleeps, you know, I'm sure, you know, Don Husho, but the unfiltered version when they're all going, you know, they're like, he fills in the back going, 01:02:12.790 --> 01:02:13.571 [UNKNOWN]: I said there's people on. 01:02:13.591 --> 01:02:14.051 [UNKNOWN]: I'm out next week. 01:02:14.071 --> 01:02:25.859 [UNKNOWN]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha 01:02:26.923 --> 01:02:29.985 [UNKNOWN]: You're gonna wrap group. 01:02:30.025 --> 01:02:31.506 [UNKNOWN]: You're gonna wrap group. 01:02:31.586 --> 01:02:32.826 [UNKNOWN]: My pove is showing that. 01:02:32.886 --> 01:02:35.027 [UNKNOWN]: You're gonna show it, right there? 01:02:35.147 --> 01:02:36.468 [UNKNOWN]: I'm losing her. 01:02:36.508 --> 01:02:43.952 [UNKNOWN]: No, but you could just feel, you could feel the uncomfortableness of two-live cruisers and they're going through, because they all three had like solos, right? 01:02:44.652 --> 01:02:45.793 [UNKNOWN]: And they had the girls dancing. 01:02:46.393 --> 01:02:46.974 [UNKNOWN]: Dancing girls. 01:02:48.414 --> 01:02:54.918 [UNKNOWN]: You could just feel the uncomfortableness is everyone who can go, oh, just raise your hands if you have also at a moment at the buck shop. 01:02:57.449 --> 01:02:58.812 [UNKNOWN]: They say it's music. 01:02:59.072 --> 01:03:01.698 [UNKNOWN]: It was crickets, crickets, crickets. 01:03:01.718 --> 01:03:04.083 [UNKNOWN]: That was a whole lot of arm waving. 01:03:04.104 --> 01:03:05.326 [UNKNOWN]: No, there wasn't a lot of holes. 01:03:06.496 --> 01:03:09.498 [UNKNOWN]: There wasn't like a lot of exuberism like it's proud. 01:03:10.019 --> 01:03:12.700 [UNKNOWN]: I think Phil Donnie was he in Chicago. 01:03:13.121 --> 01:03:13.661 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:03:14.001 --> 01:03:18.304 [UNKNOWN]: So it wasn't like Ferris Pillar days off, you know, and he got a lot of her money giving off the beatle song. 01:03:18.344 --> 01:03:19.225 [UNKNOWN]: This is too live crew. 01:03:19.385 --> 01:03:20.226 [UNKNOWN]: Let's sure. 01:03:20.286 --> 01:03:26.050 [UNKNOWN]: This was New Age in 1990, this was very New Age, you know? 01:03:26.270 --> 01:03:27.171 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'd like it. 01:03:27.191 --> 01:03:29.452 [UNKNOWN]: Today, today it's like, all right. 01:03:29.492 --> 01:03:29.953 [UNKNOWN]: We hear that. 01:03:30.713 --> 01:03:30.893 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:03:30.933 --> 01:03:32.494 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:03:32.575 --> 01:03:32.955 [UNKNOWN]: It's tame. 01:03:33.175 --> 01:03:38.659 [UNKNOWN]: In the ratings when the ratings came out on that show in 1990, how much it spiked through the room? 01:03:38.839 --> 01:03:40.661 [UNKNOWN]: Well, can you imagine how you had to share that back then? 01:03:40.681 --> 01:03:41.941 [UNKNOWN]: It's not like you can just send a text. 01:03:42.582 --> 01:03:48.827 [UNKNOWN]: You're like, hey, listen, I'm going to send you over this VHS, I think I got most of 01:03:50.922 --> 01:04:12.513 [UNKNOWN]: But the bleeps, it's like, you know, it's like, you know it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's 01:04:13.936 --> 01:04:21.978 [UNKNOWN]: Imagine if they had those most watched Now would read them on the videos you know how to feel like a bar a bar chart of the most watched segments of I didn't do the video. 01:04:22.278 --> 01:04:23.559 [UNKNOWN]: Imagine if they had that on important. 01:04:24.619 --> 01:04:26.060 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, well Wait there. 01:04:26.100 --> 01:04:26.740 [UNKNOWN]: They went out. 01:04:26.760 --> 01:04:28.820 [UNKNOWN]: You used to have it on the static. 01:04:29.000 --> 01:04:29.301 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:04:29.381 --> 01:04:33.222 [UNKNOWN]: And you used to watch it just to see if there was something that came. 01:04:33.562 --> 01:04:34.022 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:04:34.062 --> 01:04:35.502 [UNKNOWN]: We talked about that the way through the white noise. 01:04:35.822 --> 01:04:36.022 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 01:04:36.143 --> 01:04:36.823 [UNKNOWN]: When you see the nipple. 01:04:37.323 --> 01:04:37.623 [UNKNOWN]: The old. 01:04:37.783 --> 01:04:38.043 [UNKNOWN]: Tiot. 01:04:38.503 --> 01:04:38.963 [UNKNOWN]: I saw it. 01:04:43.289 --> 01:04:48.931 [UNKNOWN]: And your buddy going, yeah, hold it a little bit where the left, yeah, just here. 01:04:48.951 --> 01:04:50.292 [UNKNOWN]: You're dead in 10 and right there. 01:04:51.032 --> 01:04:52.953 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, there it is. 01:04:53.013 --> 01:04:53.714 [UNKNOWN]: There it is. 01:04:53.894 --> 01:04:57.315 [UNKNOWN]: I'm just a nerd. 01:04:57.535 --> 01:04:59.476 [UNKNOWN]: Boy, can't you have a guy? 01:04:59.856 --> 01:05:01.937 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, because there was something we were going to do. 01:05:01.957 --> 01:05:03.658 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we didn't have DVR. 01:05:03.678 --> 01:05:05.018 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I mean, I was there. 01:05:05.058 --> 01:05:05.899 [UNKNOWN]: I did it with my friends. 01:05:06.199 --> 01:05:10.381 [UNKNOWN]: I even made him wear a little aluminum, aluminum, and hats just to be more conducive. 01:05:14.180 --> 01:05:18.202 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's what I meant. 01:05:18.242 --> 01:05:19.323 [UNKNOWN]: Here we go again. 01:05:19.343 --> 01:05:21.084 [UNKNOWN]: Can you assume to me conductive to... 01:05:21.244 --> 01:05:24.126 [UNKNOWN]: Welcome to the fuck shop. 01:05:24.166 --> 01:05:25.747 [UNKNOWN]: Welcome to the fuck shop! 01:05:36.521 --> 01:05:39.123 [UNKNOWN]: I don't want to say it. 01:05:39.143 --> 01:05:39.843 [UNKNOWN]: I'll do much a lot. 01:05:39.863 --> 01:05:40.884 [UNKNOWN]: I'm bringing a copy right it. 01:05:41.204 --> 01:05:49.410 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's a great song though Yeah, you just watch it after you watch Phil Donnie you and everybody in his audience is faces It'll be on your blade. 01:05:49.450 --> 01:05:53.413 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, it's right It's gonna go viral I'm gonna back 01:06:00.704 --> 01:06:02.884 [UNKNOWN]: It didn't have a chance to go viral on night tonight. 01:06:02.924 --> 01:06:04.065 [UNKNOWN]: I'm done it. 01:06:04.105 --> 01:06:28.650 [UNKNOWN]: You're passing your past in those wedges of a bread VHS as you're like You know if you're low on stickers you got a fucking cross and all with a sharp angle my first born versus My first two life crucial 01:06:30.893 --> 01:06:32.635 [UNKNOWN]: Cross out all the bunch of ones. 01:06:32.655 --> 01:06:34.258 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right. 01:06:34.638 --> 01:06:37.782 [UNKNOWN]: That was, those were, those, I joked with those for real issues. 01:06:37.802 --> 01:06:39.845 [UNKNOWN]: We had to deal with, you know, you got an R sticker now. 01:06:39.985 --> 01:06:40.226 [UNKNOWN]: All right. 01:06:40.246 --> 01:06:41.267 [UNKNOWN]: Just like with some. 01:06:41.287 --> 01:06:42.128 [UNKNOWN]: Just sharpening it out. 01:06:42.829 --> 01:06:42.990 [UNKNOWN]: No. 01:06:43.891 --> 01:06:44.051 [UNKNOWN]: No. 01:06:45.102 --> 01:06:49.083 [UNKNOWN]: Remember, you could break the tab out of the side of the cassette, so you couldn't accidentally recover. 01:06:49.103 --> 01:06:51.623 [UNKNOWN]: That's right. 01:06:51.683 --> 01:06:52.244 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah. 01:06:52.304 --> 01:06:54.744 [UNKNOWN]: And then you could buy past what the piece of electrical tape. 01:06:54.764 --> 01:06:57.725 [UNKNOWN]: That was one of the little hacks back in the day, right? 01:06:57.905 --> 01:06:58.785 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:06:58.965 --> 01:07:01.625 [UNKNOWN]: You could break a tab out, so you couldn't accidentally record over it. 01:07:01.645 --> 01:07:02.786 [UNKNOWN]: Same with audio tapes. 01:07:02.986 --> 01:07:03.366 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, really? 01:07:03.466 --> 01:07:03.966 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:07:04.126 --> 01:07:08.127 [UNKNOWN]: And it also allowed you to, there was something about it that allowed you to record other things, too, right? 01:07:08.167 --> 01:07:12.728 [UNKNOWN]: So if you did it the reverse way, you could then re, so they tried to prevent you from 01:07:14.017 --> 01:07:14.457 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, none of them all. 01:07:14.477 --> 01:07:15.018 [UNKNOWN]: These bowls are heavy, man. 01:07:15.038 --> 01:07:15.759 [UNKNOWN]: They're still coming, dropping. 01:07:15.779 --> 01:07:16.500 [UNKNOWN]: We're doing both, you live true. 01:07:16.520 --> 01:07:16.740 [UNKNOWN]: Donnie you. 01:07:16.760 --> 01:07:28.192 [UNKNOWN]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha 01:07:29.683 --> 01:07:31.324 [UNKNOWN]: We should have, we should have it on the back. 01:07:31.344 --> 01:07:32.204 [UNKNOWN]: We should have it on the back. 01:07:32.224 --> 01:07:33.925 [UNKNOWN]: We should have it on the back. 01:07:34.025 --> 01:07:34.966 [UNKNOWN]: We should have it on the back. 01:07:34.986 --> 01:07:35.886 [UNKNOWN]: We should have it on the back. 01:07:35.906 --> 01:07:36.727 [UNKNOWN]: We should have it on the back. 01:07:36.747 --> 01:07:37.707 [UNKNOWN]: We should have it on the back. 01:07:37.767 --> 01:07:39.028 [UNKNOWN]: We should have it on the back. 01:07:39.048 --> 01:07:40.889 [UNKNOWN]: We should have it on the back. 01:07:40.929 --> 01:07:42.030 [UNKNOWN]: We should have it on the back. 01:07:42.090 --> 01:07:43.831 [UNKNOWN]: We should have it on the back. 01:07:43.871 --> 01:07:45.071 [UNKNOWN]: We should have it on the back. 01:07:45.091 --> 01:07:46.312 [UNKNOWN]: We should have it on the back. 01:07:46.352 --> 01:07:47.753 [UNKNOWN]: We should have it on the back. 01:07:47.773 --> 01:07:48.593 [UNKNOWN]: We should have it on the back. 01:07:48.613 --> 01:07:49.354 [UNKNOWN]: We should have it on the back. 01:07:49.374 --> 01:07:50.334 [UNKNOWN]: We should have it on the back. 01:07:50.394 --> 01:07:51.155 [UNKNOWN]: We should have it on the back. 01:07:51.175 --> 01:07:52.095 [UNKNOWN]: We should have it on the back. 01:07:52.115 --> 01:07:53.796 [UNKNOWN]: We should have it on the back. 01:07:53.816 --> 01:07:54.717 [UNKNOWN]: We should have it on the back. 01:07:54.737 --> 01:07:55.997 [UNKNOWN]: We should have it on the back. 01:07:57.778 --> 01:08:16.534 [UNKNOWN]: on your native can you imagine if we live to be 200 years old no I don't I don't know desire and that was going to be our uh... we're going to talk about a lot of the time we never got into that we cut all that and we're inside been three in a loo is still not here I know he's still not here we were worried about loo we're going to put a search mission up yet 01:08:19.498 --> 01:08:25.242 [UNKNOWN]: We just we just want to get more yeah, we we we we and then Louis would love this bottle He would love that bottle. 01:08:25.262 --> 01:08:38.210 [UNKNOWN]: He's a beautiful boy just like the guys and the fuck shop was a love it long time They say No, it's a good song. 01:08:38.270 --> 01:08:41.272 [UNKNOWN]: It is just I mean you're just going down the road. 01:08:41.312 --> 01:08:42.152 [UNKNOWN]: It's like white bread and 01:08:48.776 --> 01:08:52.357 [UNKNOWN]: That wasn't a karaoke note, and I should have brought that. 01:08:52.377 --> 01:08:53.177 [UNKNOWN]: You should have brought this up. 01:08:53.598 --> 01:08:55.158 [UNKNOWN]: I probably got the same reaction. 01:08:57.499 --> 01:08:58.979 [UNKNOWN]: You brought it, you might have. 01:08:59.159 --> 01:09:00.720 [UNKNOWN]: I had a lot of church dancers out there. 01:09:03.681 --> 01:09:04.721 [UNKNOWN]: We're the dancers come from. 01:09:04.901 --> 01:09:06.742 [UNKNOWN]: I'm on a bourbon ninja. 01:09:07.082 --> 01:09:08.423 [UNKNOWN]: No, you have to. 01:09:09.923 --> 01:09:12.404 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, Cardi, you don't get to just put a bourbon on the other side. 01:09:12.424 --> 01:09:13.044 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, down. 01:09:13.264 --> 01:09:14.545 [UNKNOWN]: Our spirits are going up. 01:09:15.365 --> 01:09:16.825 [UNKNOWN]: And if we had a theme song tonight, 01:09:21.102 --> 01:09:30.017 [UNKNOWN]: Of course I wanted you to fuck shop and by the way, this burn date it feels very nice in your hands too. 01:09:30.057 --> 01:09:30.538 [UNKNOWN]: I spilled it. 01:09:35.820 --> 01:09:39.062 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, anyways, I'm trying not to, I'm going to predict we're not going to make five seconds. 01:09:39.082 --> 01:09:40.443 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we're not, we're definitely not. 01:09:40.463 --> 01:09:42.385 [UNKNOWN]: You know, that I'm just going to be cutting everything out tonight. 01:09:42.405 --> 01:09:45.787 [UNKNOWN]: So we'll just chop this one off down and go right to four. 01:09:45.847 --> 01:09:46.968 [UNKNOWN]: Let's just try to keep his straight. 01:09:47.128 --> 01:09:47.368 [UNKNOWN]: All right. 01:09:47.749 --> 01:09:48.769 [UNKNOWN]: So let's talk about the bourbon. 01:09:48.809 --> 01:09:49.550 [UNKNOWN]: Let's talk about the bourbon. 01:09:49.570 --> 01:09:50.150 [UNKNOWN]: Let's talk about the bourbon. 01:09:50.170 --> 01:09:52.692 [UNKNOWN]: Let's do four into the bourbon, which my new rate of already. 01:09:52.712 --> 01:09:53.733 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we're, we're, we're. 01:09:53.753 --> 01:09:55.514 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, bring us, bring us down with the cliff notes there. 01:09:55.574 --> 01:09:57.756 [UNKNOWN]: Big dog, that may have already happened. 01:09:57.796 --> 01:10:03.920 [UNKNOWN]: So our good friend, John, brought us this bottle from, he was traveling for work. 01:10:05.250 --> 01:10:06.791 [UNKNOWN]: So we appreciate you bringing it, Johnny. 01:10:07.092 --> 01:10:09.995 [UNKNOWN]: It's a new riff eight year. 01:10:10.335 --> 01:10:15.119 [UNKNOWN]: The new riff that we did, we drank a couple, I don't know, month ago or so. 01:10:15.500 --> 01:10:16.981 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that was very, it was very young. 01:10:17.642 --> 01:10:18.283 [UNKNOWN]: It was four year. 01:10:18.563 --> 01:10:18.723 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:10:19.424 --> 01:10:19.944 [UNKNOWN]: That's what I'm saying. 01:10:20.865 --> 01:10:28.012 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, before you get down that rabbit hole, we're going to move on and as I see, I've got looking your eye, Brad. 01:10:29.674 --> 01:10:31.055 [UNKNOWN]: Anyway, so this is an eight year. 01:10:31.676 --> 01:10:35.981 [UNKNOWN]: It's not a bottled in bond or because it's a they blended it. 01:10:36.281 --> 01:10:38.864 [UNKNOWN]: So apparently that breaks the bottled in bond rule. 01:10:39.384 --> 01:10:40.265 [UNKNOWN]: It is a hundred proof. 01:10:42.228 --> 01:10:42.988 [UNKNOWN]: It's got a hybrid. 01:10:43.029 --> 01:10:43.950 [UNKNOWN]: No, in case I ever get 01:10:45.008 --> 01:10:45.729 [UNKNOWN]: Bottle and Bond. 01:10:46.269 --> 01:10:48.130 [UNKNOWN]: Let's go to we've all been there. 01:10:48.310 --> 01:10:49.951 [UNKNOWN]: Bond, you want to be like holy shit. 01:10:49.971 --> 01:10:50.792 [UNKNOWN]: Bond is in the bottle. 01:10:51.152 --> 01:10:55.475 [UNKNOWN]: Anyway, it's a high high ride bill, which I, that's probably why I like it. 01:10:55.495 --> 01:10:57.937 [UNKNOWN]: Because I am a fan of the ride. 01:10:58.037 --> 01:10:59.038 [UNKNOWN]: What's the, what's the bill? 01:10:59.778 --> 01:11:01.660 [UNKNOWN]: Uh, 65, 35, 35, five barley. 01:11:01.980 --> 01:11:02.540 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, 65 corn. 01:11:06.672 --> 01:11:09.194 [UNKNOWN]: I remember that when we had last week was 70 or 70. 01:11:09.494 --> 01:11:10.776 [UNKNOWN]: That's heavy. 01:11:11.196 --> 01:11:11.496 [UNKNOWN]: It is. 01:11:11.897 --> 01:11:12.117 [UNKNOWN]: It is. 01:11:12.377 --> 01:11:13.798 [UNKNOWN]: It was very liquorish like him. 01:11:14.199 --> 01:11:14.359 [UNKNOWN]: No. 01:11:15.360 --> 01:11:15.880 [UNKNOWN]: I like it. 01:11:15.920 --> 01:11:25.048 [UNKNOWN]: You know, and in this whole conversation, talking about, you know, being built in bond, it reminded me a little bit of the movie I was watching again, because it's so good. 01:11:27.030 --> 01:11:28.571 [UNKNOWN]: Well, Quentin, Tarantino. 01:11:30.583 --> 01:11:35.187 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, John Travolt, the pulp fiction fiction one of the best class. 01:11:35.207 --> 01:11:45.417 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you talk about a couple of guys that don't want to be bonded They got fight the gimp Gimp got them Bruce well as yeah, and in Bruce yeah, right? 01:11:45.597 --> 01:11:45.977 [UNKNOWN]: We good. 01:11:46.037 --> 01:11:46.978 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, are we good? 01:11:47.599 --> 01:11:48.159 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, we're good. 01:11:48.299 --> 01:11:48.740 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, we're good. 01:11:49.160 --> 01:11:50.841 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, I never want to see you again 01:11:53.125 --> 01:11:55.327 [UNKNOWN]: So the high on, you go on. 01:11:55.467 --> 01:12:00.591 [UNKNOWN]: So Eric, what do you taste on this fine? 01:12:00.751 --> 01:12:02.592 [UNKNOWN]: This fine, but it's lovely, as you would say. 01:12:02.632 --> 01:12:03.293 [UNKNOWN]: It's lovely. 01:12:03.553 --> 01:12:04.294 [UNKNOWN]: And there's a nickel. 01:12:04.894 --> 01:12:06.655 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah. 01:12:06.675 --> 01:12:08.417 [UNKNOWN]: Choose a charity on this, yeah. 01:12:08.497 --> 01:12:10.378 [UNKNOWN]: And then that has some random number of weeks. 01:12:10.418 --> 01:12:10.919 [UNKNOWN]: What's true? 01:12:10.979 --> 01:12:16.943 [UNKNOWN]: Because I'd probably say it 50 times a day, but that high rival, I mean, it's very different. 01:12:19.371 --> 01:12:24.901 [UNKNOWN]: It'd be obvious here, a low-ribal, but you get the, but you get that heavier flavor to it. 01:12:24.921 --> 01:12:27.085 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I mean you feel like you just asked to fill down to your office 01:12:32.272 --> 01:12:32.772 [UNKNOWN]: What do you think? 01:12:33.373 --> 01:12:36.495 [UNKNOWN]: You definitely have more of like the fruity, more fruity than us. 01:12:37.696 --> 01:12:39.637 [UNKNOWN]: It's not- They should open up for conversation afterwards. 01:12:39.697 --> 01:12:41.178 [UNKNOWN]: I think that would be awesome. 01:12:41.218 --> 01:12:41.978 [UNKNOWN]: More fruity than us. 01:12:42.919 --> 01:12:43.459 [UNKNOWN]: I think. 01:12:43.780 --> 01:12:45.060 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, a little fruity in there. 01:12:45.181 --> 01:12:45.401 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:12:45.841 --> 01:12:46.301 [UNKNOWN]: Spicy. 01:12:46.401 --> 01:12:47.622 [UNKNOWN]: It's a little spicy. 01:12:47.722 --> 01:12:49.303 [UNKNOWN]: You're very try to keep this on fucking track. 01:12:49.323 --> 01:12:50.044 [UNKNOWN]: Just to get his clip. 01:12:50.304 --> 01:12:50.484 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:12:50.804 --> 01:12:53.566 [UNKNOWN]: So, you're going to ask before that. 01:12:55.927 --> 01:12:58.988 [UNKNOWN]: I'll be searching all over three hours of video. 01:12:59.028 --> 01:13:01.689 [UNKNOWN]: Where is the fucking talk about the power? 01:13:01.749 --> 01:13:04.731 [UNKNOWN]: I want to ask, how would I ask one of these professionals? 01:13:05.411 --> 01:13:10.113 [UNKNOWN]: Like why 30 percent, why not 29.2 percent? 01:13:10.253 --> 01:13:12.434 [UNKNOWN]: How do they, or maybe this 29.2 percent? 01:13:12.454 --> 01:13:13.794 [UNKNOWN]: Isn't that a delk of me a button? 01:13:14.815 --> 01:13:15.895 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the alk of me a bourbon. 01:13:16.615 --> 01:13:19.757 [UNKNOWN]: I'd love to ask, maybe we do that when we go to IC. 01:13:19.837 --> 01:13:21.017 [UNKNOWN]: Here's the question. 01:13:21.037 --> 01:13:25.359 [UNKNOWN]: Here's the question, did they try 29, and they're like, man, he's a little more right. 01:13:25.965 --> 01:13:29.568 [UNKNOWN]: Like, because you're talking, I guess it's not with that much time. 01:13:29.688 --> 01:13:29.909 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 01:13:29.929 --> 01:13:30.449 [UNKNOWN]: Thank you. 01:13:30.709 --> 01:13:31.270 [UNKNOWN]: They've listened. 01:13:31.310 --> 01:13:31.650 [UNKNOWN]: Yes. 01:13:31.890 --> 01:13:33.132 [UNKNOWN]: You saw my empty bottle thing. 01:13:33.692 --> 01:13:33.932 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:13:34.052 --> 01:13:35.113 [UNKNOWN]: We'll try them all. 01:13:36.034 --> 01:13:37.215 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:13:37.315 --> 01:13:38.176 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:13:39.037 --> 01:13:39.357 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:13:39.397 --> 01:13:41.239 [UNKNOWN]: That's sort of impressive collection. 01:13:41.259 --> 01:13:42.140 [UNKNOWN]: You guys don't back there. 01:13:42.260 --> 01:13:45.703 [UNKNOWN]: I told Lou, I said that your new favorite bourbon is everyone we have every week. 01:13:49.046 --> 01:13:50.047 [UNKNOWN]: This is my new favorite. 01:13:51.719 --> 01:13:54.282 [UNKNOWN]: It just wants to talk to Jordan every week. 01:13:54.322 --> 01:13:55.403 [UNKNOWN]: This is better than last. 01:13:55.683 --> 01:13:59.147 [UNKNOWN]: Well, now we should maybe segue into your new uh... 01:14:00.022 --> 01:14:03.724 [UNKNOWN]: You're new online app that you've been on a project? 01:14:03.824 --> 01:14:06.065 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you're AI, it's your AI project. 01:14:06.085 --> 01:14:07.546 [UNKNOWN]: Just my AI project. 01:14:07.566 --> 01:14:13.809 [UNKNOWN]: So I think I've inspired Perry finally to not just post stockings and stilettos online. 01:14:14.770 --> 01:14:16.431 [UNKNOWN]: I can be another AI project. 01:14:16.491 --> 01:14:18.452 [UNKNOWN]: I always said that's a very lucrative project. 01:14:18.472 --> 01:14:19.553 [UNKNOWN]: That's a lucrative project. 01:14:19.973 --> 01:14:20.773 [UNKNOWN]: Five notes of music. 01:14:20.793 --> 01:14:23.975 [UNKNOWN]: You can get it all. 01:14:23.995 --> 01:14:24.115 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:14:24.135 --> 01:14:25.516 [UNKNOWN]: Those only go to you, don't you? 01:14:25.536 --> 01:14:26.756 [UNKNOWN]: Don't hold back on this, don't you? 01:14:26.776 --> 01:14:27.797 [UNKNOWN]: There's a million people on that. 01:14:30.130 --> 01:14:34.412 [UNKNOWN]: No, but do you ever talk about putting up like a talk? 01:14:34.512 --> 01:14:42.276 [UNKNOWN]: No, because I've been buried with Dr. Daly and I appreciate you taking the initiative and this is awesome. 01:14:42.296 --> 01:14:43.617 [UNKNOWN]: Please tell everybody what you're doing. 01:14:43.637 --> 01:14:45.358 [UNKNOWN]: I've dabbled in a little bit here and there. 01:14:45.378 --> 01:14:46.419 [UNKNOWN]: This is a bigger project. 01:14:46.439 --> 01:14:47.479 [UNKNOWN]: No, this is awesome. 01:14:47.899 --> 01:14:54.203 [UNKNOWN]: So we've talked about wanting to have some graphics on the screen just like to see the Birbonometer back there. 01:14:56.280 --> 01:14:58.481 [UNKNOWN]: that we can cycle through during the course of the show. 01:14:58.681 --> 01:15:08.364 [UNKNOWN]: One of them we wanted to do is we wanted to start ranking the four regular guys, U2 and Lu and myself and me. 01:15:08.784 --> 01:15:12.405 [UNKNOWN]: And do John being included, but he's just ranking the water and I see life. 01:15:12.425 --> 01:15:14.886 [UNKNOWN]: He drinks, yeah, he drinks our own city, and that's all right. 01:15:15.226 --> 01:15:19.749 [UNKNOWN]: He participates, diesel, not the light, so good stuff, by the way. 01:15:19.869 --> 01:15:39.181 [UNKNOWN]: So I set up a little, uh, it's basically a form, an online form that we can use, we can rank each one each week, and it'll automatically send that data to a spreadsheet, and then then from the spreadsheet, it automatically pulls it into a form, 01:15:40.580 --> 01:15:50.603 [UNKNOWN]: or I'm sorry, a graph that will automatically do all the math, figure out what the votes, you know, if there are a fall for us vote on that, we experiment, give it an average. 01:16:03.752 --> 01:16:21.860 [UNKNOWN]: And those, they try to be of the contest, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, don't you, 01:16:26.432 --> 01:16:28.453 [UNKNOWN]: That kind of reminds you of it was. 01:16:28.573 --> 01:16:31.014 [UNKNOWN]: That kind of tells me back in the day when you were in Loist. 01:16:31.414 --> 01:16:34.676 [UNKNOWN]: Kind of reminds me back in the day when you wanted to share bubble gum with the girlfriend. 01:16:34.696 --> 01:16:36.497 [UNKNOWN]: That's how you do. 01:16:37.197 --> 01:16:37.977 [UNKNOWN]: What do you do? 01:16:38.578 --> 01:16:39.158 [UNKNOWN]: It's shaking. 01:16:39.238 --> 01:16:39.878 [UNKNOWN]: It's shaking. 01:16:39.978 --> 01:16:40.739 [UNKNOWN]: It's shaking. 01:16:41.479 --> 01:16:42.219 [UNKNOWN]: It's shaking. 01:16:42.340 --> 01:16:42.860 [UNKNOWN]: It's shaking. 01:16:45.619 --> 01:16:47.641 [UNKNOWN]: It's getting weird in your opinion in the crowd. 01:16:47.661 --> 01:16:49.963 [UNKNOWN]: We talked about the fuck shop, and all of a sudden, Gus is helping. 01:16:50.163 --> 01:16:52.105 [UNKNOWN]: Knees to our gut share and strength. 01:16:52.125 --> 01:16:58.090 [UNKNOWN]: Here's the band. 01:16:58.170 --> 01:17:00.292 [UNKNOWN]: All Johnny wanted to do as well as a sin. 01:17:00.372 --> 01:17:02.573 [UNKNOWN]: Do you think more sins like an enjoy? 01:17:02.593 --> 01:17:04.795 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you are. 01:17:04.815 --> 01:17:05.556 [UNKNOWN]: That's horrible. 01:17:09.260 --> 01:17:10.661 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's pure entertainment. 01:17:10.681 --> 01:17:24.229 [UNKNOWN]: Thank you guys, I'd expect you to participate tonight, but thank you Johnny Mark being the dripper years. 01:17:24.249 --> 01:17:28.532 [UNKNOWN]: That thing's still below his lip And that is not God spin it out. 01:17:28.552 --> 01:17:28.652 [UNKNOWN]: Now 01:17:39.960 --> 01:18:06.737 [UNKNOWN]: I thought it was like so cool like I popped the top off like Oh it popped a little thing up just for me and I didn't know it was like you pop it out of your mouth you pop it in there and save it for life Yeah, no it's rude The security don't litter Johnny's fancy he didn't use a spick up with you know I was going to say you don't He's put the tape in the end This friend wouldn't put it in top and then the rest are in here There goes everyone go there they go there they go 01:18:08.779 --> 01:18:09.500 [UNKNOWN]: I fall it out. 01:18:09.560 --> 01:18:10.821 [UNKNOWN]: It's a single thing. 01:18:12.121 --> 01:18:13.182 [UNKNOWN]: I know. 01:18:13.202 --> 01:18:14.023 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, trust me. 01:18:14.063 --> 01:18:14.863 [UNKNOWN]: I was on number 12. 01:18:14.904 --> 01:18:16.325 [UNKNOWN]: He's like, that's what he saw. 01:18:16.345 --> 01:18:16.945 [UNKNOWN]: That's what he saw. 01:18:17.065 --> 01:18:18.346 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, the used one. 01:18:19.227 --> 01:18:19.387 [UNKNOWN]: Oh. 01:18:19.667 --> 01:18:20.548 [UNKNOWN]: I guess he was. 01:18:20.968 --> 01:18:21.568 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:18:21.588 --> 01:18:22.469 [UNKNOWN]: You take out your mouth. 01:18:22.509 --> 01:18:23.330 [UNKNOWN]: You throw it away. 01:18:23.470 --> 01:18:24.671 [UNKNOWN]: It looks like a clean compact. 01:18:24.691 --> 01:18:25.451 [UNKNOWN]: Doesn't it? 01:18:25.471 --> 01:18:25.891 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:18:26.032 --> 01:18:26.292 [UNKNOWN]: Not. 01:18:27.152 --> 01:18:27.593 [UNKNOWN]: Obviously. 01:18:27.613 --> 01:18:28.453 [UNKNOWN]: It's just very white. 01:18:28.533 --> 01:18:29.194 [UNKNOWN]: It's not dirty. 01:18:29.334 --> 01:18:32.576 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I think it should be dirty just to know understand this. 01:18:32.696 --> 01:18:33.477 [UNKNOWN]: What you want to, you know. 01:18:33.957 --> 01:18:35.178 [UNKNOWN]: Thanks for showing up, John. 01:18:35.478 --> 01:18:35.659 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:18:40.002 --> 01:18:40.562 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, Tammy. 01:18:41.443 --> 01:18:43.224 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, hey, by the way. 01:18:43.524 --> 01:18:47.546 [UNKNOWN]: Hey. 01:18:47.786 --> 01:18:53.449 [UNKNOWN]: You better go check your doctor. 01:18:53.469 --> 01:18:54.630 [UNKNOWN]: This is you. 01:18:54.790 --> 01:18:57.171 [UNKNOWN]: It's been your wife's car in the morning. 01:18:57.291 --> 01:18:59.773 [UNKNOWN]: This is you's in borehole, Maya. 01:18:59.993 --> 01:19:04.755 [UNKNOWN]: Cheek. 01:19:04.955 --> 01:19:05.816 [UNKNOWN]: I can muscle. 01:19:05.996 --> 01:19:06.436 [UNKNOWN]: I can muscle. 01:19:06.536 --> 01:19:06.956 [UNKNOWN]: I can muscle. 01:19:08.405 --> 01:19:09.546 [UNKNOWN]: I got the whistle-big going on. 01:19:09.566 --> 01:19:12.007 [UNKNOWN]: That's what they call it. 01:19:12.368 --> 01:19:12.588 [UNKNOWN]: No. 01:19:12.708 --> 01:19:14.129 [UNKNOWN]: That's what they call it. 01:19:14.989 --> 01:19:16.750 [UNKNOWN]: That's what they call it. 01:19:17.911 --> 01:19:18.612 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, good luck, Bear. 01:19:18.632 --> 01:19:19.512 [UNKNOWN]: You're going to listen. 01:19:19.732 --> 01:19:21.814 [UNKNOWN]: You're the one who's going to listen. 01:19:21.834 --> 01:19:22.894 [UNKNOWN]: You're the one who's going to listen. 01:19:22.914 --> 01:19:24.235 [UNKNOWN]: You make dirty looks of loot tonight. 01:19:27.872 --> 01:19:31.014 [UNKNOWN]: We'll just look at, we'll just look at me and go like this. 01:19:31.095 --> 01:19:33.516 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you would happen to run out of that here? 01:19:33.717 --> 01:19:34.057 [UNKNOWN]: I know. 01:19:34.077 --> 01:19:36.779 [UNKNOWN]: Who's going to say what happened to him? 01:19:36.839 --> 01:19:38.801 [UNKNOWN]: I want to see what happens when you finally spit that thing out. 01:19:39.741 --> 01:19:47.327 [UNKNOWN]: The question is, is you going to put it in John's head cup? 01:19:47.347 --> 01:19:52.491 [UNKNOWN]: Listen, Johnny, John told me we were a number of people in the country club because I said, like, so what does that need to say? 01:19:52.551 --> 01:19:53.012 [UNKNOWN]: It's very good. 01:19:53.392 --> 01:19:53.872 [UNKNOWN]: That's all right. 01:19:53.972 --> 01:19:54.673 [UNKNOWN]: So can I try it? 01:19:54.693 --> 01:19:55.073 [UNKNOWN]: It goes, yeah. 01:19:58.048 --> 01:20:00.490 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, there's different things or six milligrams. 01:20:00.510 --> 01:20:02.012 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so it was a big number. 01:20:02.032 --> 01:20:08.618 [UNKNOWN]: You know, I'm like usually like what two The standard yeah, so three is a standard. 01:20:08.698 --> 01:20:10.099 [UNKNOWN]: You're way above average. 01:20:10.380 --> 01:20:13.983 [UNKNOWN]: Oh my god Yeah, that's what I'm saying you're probably getting the three 01:20:23.350 --> 01:20:24.531 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that's pretty much it sums it up. 01:20:24.551 --> 01:20:45.168 [UNKNOWN]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha 01:20:45.588 --> 01:20:46.969 [UNKNOWN]: And that accent just makes it go. 01:20:46.989 --> 01:20:48.130 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, the accent does make it great. 01:20:48.350 --> 01:20:48.550 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 01:20:49.631 --> 01:20:50.551 [UNKNOWN]: It's just like the bourbon, you know? 01:20:50.571 --> 01:20:51.552 [UNKNOWN]: It's like chair with friends. 01:20:52.333 --> 01:20:54.094 [UNKNOWN]: It's all about the atmosphere that you create. 01:20:54.654 --> 01:20:54.834 [UNKNOWN]: Yep. 01:20:55.875 --> 01:20:58.617 [UNKNOWN]: And those guys, well, they look pretty good on stage. 01:20:58.637 --> 01:20:59.277 [UNKNOWN]: You're going to be honest. 01:20:59.297 --> 01:21:00.538 [UNKNOWN]: That's a one-spriper. 01:21:01.639 --> 01:21:03.560 [UNKNOWN]: That's a one-spriper. 01:21:03.600 --> 01:21:12.006 [UNKNOWN]: That's a new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new-new 01:21:14.229 --> 01:21:17.312 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I don't even know how that happened. 01:21:17.332 --> 01:21:19.694 [UNKNOWN]: I don't even, it's like the new, it's like the new passing in the go. 01:21:19.714 --> 01:21:21.136 [UNKNOWN]: I'm telling you, it's like the, it's not the go. 01:21:21.176 --> 01:21:22.397 [UNKNOWN]: It's not the go, it's not the go, it's not the go. 01:21:22.437 --> 01:21:33.088 [UNKNOWN]: It's not the go, it's not the go, it's not the go, it's not the go, it's not the go, it's not the go, it's not the go, it's not the go, it's not the go, it's not the go, it's not the go, it's not the go, it's not the go, it's not the go, it's not the go, it's not the go, it's not the go, it's not the go, it's not the go, it's not the go, it's not the go, it's not the go, it's not the go, it's not the go, it's not the 01:21:37.380 --> 01:21:38.440 [UNKNOWN]: The dirty side. 01:21:38.460 --> 01:21:39.261 [UNKNOWN]: He's like, yes. 01:21:39.481 --> 01:21:40.281 [UNKNOWN]: Let me partake. 01:21:42.521 --> 01:21:43.202 [UNKNOWN]: I trust you. 01:21:43.222 --> 01:21:43.842 [UNKNOWN]: I think. 01:21:43.942 --> 01:21:46.222 [UNKNOWN]: I think. 01:21:46.282 --> 01:21:51.764 [UNKNOWN]: Why do you have to go hit one more? 01:21:52.164 --> 01:21:52.484 [UNKNOWN]: I would. 01:21:52.724 --> 01:21:56.665 [UNKNOWN]: Just be safe. 01:21:56.725 --> 01:21:59.246 [UNKNOWN]: What's with your wife as a next two weeks? 01:21:59.346 --> 01:22:00.326 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:22:01.747 --> 01:22:03.607 [UNKNOWN]: Listen, his wife said a lot of issues lately. 01:22:08.752 --> 01:22:09.252 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, dear. 01:22:09.532 --> 01:22:10.732 [UNKNOWN]: Is she going to the line up yet? 01:22:11.313 --> 01:22:12.153 [UNKNOWN]: The line up. 01:22:12.933 --> 01:22:13.433 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:22:13.513 --> 01:22:14.713 [UNKNOWN]: I think that's the guy. 01:22:14.813 --> 01:22:15.734 [UNKNOWN]: I think they did get it. 01:22:15.754 --> 01:22:16.814 [UNKNOWN]: Johnny, probably never heard that. 01:22:16.854 --> 01:22:17.174 [UNKNOWN]: Sorry. 01:22:17.394 --> 01:22:17.974 [UNKNOWN]: That was fun. 01:22:18.014 --> 01:22:18.234 [UNKNOWN]: John. 01:22:18.654 --> 01:22:19.274 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah. 01:22:19.335 --> 01:22:20.015 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, John's wife. 01:22:20.075 --> 01:22:21.415 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, John, they delivered the dirty zins. 01:22:21.435 --> 01:22:22.535 [UNKNOWN]: That was the market. 01:22:22.555 --> 01:22:23.155 [UNKNOWN]: It was over here at the... 01:22:23.175 --> 01:22:24.056 [UNKNOWN]: It's so cool. 01:22:24.076 --> 01:22:24.376 [UNKNOWN]: It's so cool. 01:22:24.396 --> 01:22:24.696 [UNKNOWN]: It's so cool. 01:22:24.736 --> 01:22:24.996 [UNKNOWN]: It's so cool. 01:22:25.016 --> 01:22:25.296 [UNKNOWN]: It's so cool. 01:22:25.316 --> 01:22:25.576 [UNKNOWN]: It's so cool. 01:22:25.596 --> 01:22:25.876 [UNKNOWN]: It's so cool. 01:22:25.896 --> 01:22:26.456 [UNKNOWN]: It's so cool. 01:22:26.476 --> 01:22:26.756 [UNKNOWN]: It's so cool. 01:22:26.796 --> 01:22:27.236 [UNKNOWN]: It's so cool. 01:22:27.316 --> 01:22:28.057 [UNKNOWN]: It's so cool. 01:22:28.077 --> 01:22:28.497 [UNKNOWN]: It's so cool. 01:22:28.537 --> 01:22:29.017 [UNKNOWN]: It's so cool. 01:22:30.990 --> 01:22:33.552 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, she cut that guy cranked him one out. 01:22:33.652 --> 01:22:36.233 [UNKNOWN]: Put the microphone over there, bear. 01:22:37.014 --> 01:22:38.755 [UNKNOWN]: Well, not she in front right here. 01:22:38.795 --> 01:22:39.495 [UNKNOWN]: No, no, no. 01:22:40.156 --> 01:22:41.456 [UNKNOWN]: That would have been be surprising though. 01:22:43.298 --> 01:22:45.119 [UNKNOWN]: You don't even want to walk out of here in other Wednesday night. 01:22:47.440 --> 01:22:48.341 [UNKNOWN]: It's dark alley. 01:22:49.101 --> 01:22:50.182 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:22:50.382 --> 01:22:54.485 [UNKNOWN]: I'm trying to get some work for it's two fucking meeting and that doesn't matter. 01:22:54.505 --> 01:22:56.326 [UNKNOWN]: I'm going to work a time for a meeting. 01:22:57.107 --> 01:23:10.997 [UNKNOWN]: And now like comes up to driving walking and don't say, 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 01:23:12.796 --> 01:23:14.537 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, I'm trying to do it wasn't me. 01:23:14.637 --> 01:23:20.899 [UNKNOWN]: I got to go Find out that there's a community got in center thing. 01:23:21.160 --> 01:23:28.643 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, oh, don't want to go through there and there's some car park there and there's don't forget kids that go to that 01:23:29.283 --> 01:23:40.407 [UNKNOWN]: program and the scout's team just rubbing one off of the smallest face in there she won't bite instantly and she should probably say maybe she might be too late now he's probably gone. 01:23:40.447 --> 01:23:41.527 [UNKNOWN]: I'll be called a guy in center. 01:23:41.707 --> 01:23:44.488 [UNKNOWN]: I want to show you guys she called a guy in center. 01:23:44.568 --> 01:23:45.748 [UNKNOWN]: Guy in center called state police. 01:23:45.768 --> 01:23:47.989 [UNKNOWN]: State police is our HOA president. 01:23:48.409 --> 01:23:50.310 [UNKNOWN]: He calls her tells her to come over. 01:23:50.550 --> 01:23:54.491 [UNKNOWN]: And then Bras New Jordan knows it now how to go to a police line up of Dix to 01:23:57.590 --> 01:23:58.971 [UNKNOWN]: Do you identify the penis? 01:23:59.091 --> 01:24:01.252 [UNKNOWN]: We won't make sure that you really saw what you saw. 01:24:01.412 --> 01:24:01.672 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:24:02.192 --> 01:24:03.273 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:24:03.353 --> 01:24:04.634 [UNKNOWN]: It's heavy. 01:24:04.994 --> 01:24:05.554 [UNKNOWN]: It's heavy. 01:24:05.594 --> 01:24:06.094 [UNKNOWN]: It's heavy. 01:24:06.335 --> 01:24:06.575 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:24:07.375 --> 01:24:07.635 [UNKNOWN]: Ooh. 01:24:09.136 --> 01:24:10.397 [UNKNOWN]: It's weird where the icon attack, too. 01:24:10.437 --> 01:24:11.037 [UNKNOWN]: I gotta be honest. 01:24:11.197 --> 01:24:15.499 [UNKNOWN]: Well, especially. 01:24:15.579 --> 01:24:16.260 [UNKNOWN]: Especially. 01:24:16.400 --> 01:24:17.640 [UNKNOWN]: Especially. 01:24:18.761 --> 01:24:22.423 [UNKNOWN]: Especially if he looked at her and finished, you know, he was like, oh, oh. 01:24:25.531 --> 01:24:32.917 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that was a case he had been out there by the time you got caught Her husband is 01:24:39.507 --> 01:24:39.707 [UNKNOWN]: Who is it? 01:24:39.747 --> 01:25:06.798 [UNKNOWN]: He's like he, he's chicken and he's part of the chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's chicken's 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be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to 01:25:36.706 --> 01:25:38.347 [UNKNOWN]: It's there, take a left. 01:25:39.248 --> 01:25:41.629 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:25:42.129 --> 01:25:42.690 [UNKNOWN]: Or right. 01:25:42.710 --> 01:25:46.312 [UNKNOWN]: That's what you're interested in. 01:25:46.472 --> 01:25:51.035 [UNKNOWN]: That's cranking it on out here. 01:25:51.095 --> 01:25:52.615 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we're ready to break it out here. 01:25:53.056 --> 01:25:55.777 [UNKNOWN]: I'll be back here next. 01:25:56.098 --> 01:25:57.198 [UNKNOWN]: Next session. 01:25:57.258 --> 01:25:58.479 [UNKNOWN]: We'll be a little bit more melee. 01:25:58.499 --> 01:25:59.540 [UNKNOWN]: We'll be a lot more armor. 01:26:07.787 --> 01:26:10.148 [UNKNOWN]: DACA Daily.AI is not built for everyone. 01:26:11.829 --> 01:26:21.673 [UNKNOWN]: It's built for the council who already knows that speed, precision, and early intelligence wind cases, shape strategy, and protect the enterprise. 01:26:23.874 --> 01:26:32.558 [UNKNOWN]: We serve a small circle of tech forward attorneys who understand the value of seeing regulatory movement before it becomes tomorrow's headline, or next quarter's crisis. 01:26:35.299 --> 01:26:39.863 [UNKNOWN]: If you've heard of us, it's likely because someone trusted you enough to mention it. 01:26:43.047 --> 01:26:48.832 [UNKNOWN]: If you're here, it's because you belong to the fraction of counsel who treat information as a strategic asset. 01:26:49.873 --> 01:26:50.694 [UNKNOWN]: Not a commodity. 01:26:51.295 --> 01:26:56.800 [UNKNOWN]: DocketDaily.ai The quiet advantage for the attorneys who never wait to be surprised. 01:27:01.248 --> 01:27:15.172 [UNKNOWN]: If we are back, we are enjoying it a little filled down to you again. 01:27:15.893 --> 01:27:16.633 [UNKNOWN]: Rest in peace. 01:27:16.673 --> 01:27:19.514 [UNKNOWN]: You're filming a lot of thing entertainment. 01:27:20.654 --> 01:27:21.614 [UNKNOWN]: He was the OG. 01:27:21.874 --> 01:27:22.715 [UNKNOWN]: He was the OG. 01:27:23.195 --> 01:27:25.656 [UNKNOWN]: He was the OG and he went out with a bang. 01:27:26.236 --> 01:27:26.536 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:27:26.776 --> 01:27:27.976 [UNKNOWN]: It's a funk shop. 01:27:28.056 --> 01:27:29.117 [UNKNOWN]: It's not the funk shop. 01:27:29.177 --> 01:27:29.837 [UNKNOWN]: It's a funk shop. 01:27:30.557 --> 01:27:31.938 [UNKNOWN]: Sorry, say it properly. 01:27:32.078 --> 01:27:32.718 [UNKNOWN]: Fuck shop. 01:27:32.778 --> 01:27:34.299 [UNKNOWN]: Two live crew. 01:27:34.359 --> 01:27:49.426 [UNKNOWN]: Two live crew worked hard through the legal system to try to create that explicit, the first, and that, one of the first very explicit labels, if you remember that, uh, them in NWA, they, they were the, you know, yeah, that was the fringe. 01:27:49.706 --> 01:27:54.328 [UNKNOWN]: They, they were the, they were the, they're very first to kind of push that, that bubble, right? 01:27:54.608 --> 01:27:55.448 [UNKNOWN]: It was fantastic. 01:27:55.568 --> 01:27:56.609 [UNKNOWN]: It was fantastic. 01:27:56.869 --> 01:27:58.810 [UNKNOWN]: And they were arrested in the floor. 01:28:00.283 --> 01:28:04.146 [UNKNOWN]: I think they were, which did make it better, right? 01:28:04.166 --> 01:28:07.048 [UNKNOWN]: So that was before you go viral, you just had to hear the. 01:28:07.188 --> 01:28:08.709 [UNKNOWN]: And they go on the 60's. 01:28:08.989 --> 01:28:10.270 [UNKNOWN]: No such thing as bad press. 01:28:10.711 --> 01:28:12.652 [UNKNOWN]: I'm surprised they weren't arrested and done you to become it. 01:28:12.692 --> 01:28:15.894 [UNKNOWN]: But they're going to be in fun. 01:28:15.914 --> 01:28:16.895 [UNKNOWN]: You're going to be in fun. 01:28:17.395 --> 01:28:17.996 [UNKNOWN]: I can't believe that. 01:28:18.016 --> 01:28:18.716 [UNKNOWN]: I can't believe that. 01:28:18.776 --> 01:28:19.597 [UNKNOWN]: I can't believe that. 01:28:19.757 --> 01:28:21.798 [UNKNOWN]: I can't believe that. 01:28:21.858 --> 01:28:22.859 [UNKNOWN]: I can't believe that. 01:28:22.879 --> 01:28:23.880 [UNKNOWN]: I can't believe that. 01:28:23.940 --> 01:28:25.541 [UNKNOWN]: I can't believe that. 01:28:25.661 --> 01:28:26.482 [UNKNOWN]: I can't believe that. 01:28:26.502 --> 01:28:27.402 [UNKNOWN]: I can't believe that. 01:28:27.482 --> 01:28:28.023 [UNKNOWN]: I can't believe that. 01:28:28.723 --> 01:28:30.964 [UNKNOWN]: That would have been priceless. 01:28:31.144 --> 01:28:33.205 [UNKNOWN]: They're looking each other going, they'd have been legends. 01:28:33.626 --> 01:28:36.227 [UNKNOWN]: Is it just a six of us parting, or is it? 01:28:36.247 --> 01:28:38.248 [UNKNOWN]: Could you imagine the green room? 01:28:39.028 --> 01:28:39.389 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah. 01:28:39.549 --> 01:28:41.270 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, man, the green room at down the hill? 01:28:41.290 --> 01:28:41.990 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, that'd been a fun thing. 01:28:42.010 --> 01:28:42.590 [UNKNOWN]: Two live crew? 01:28:42.850 --> 01:28:44.131 [UNKNOWN]: Like, what would they do now? 01:28:44.311 --> 01:28:46.712 [UNKNOWN]: If we were back there right now, we're like, listen, we're going out. 01:28:46.792 --> 01:28:48.673 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, what are our demands? 01:28:48.813 --> 01:28:51.135 [UNKNOWN]: Like, I have a demand letter, right? 01:28:51.155 --> 01:28:51.375 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:28:51.955 --> 01:28:52.495 [UNKNOWN]: Thank you. 01:28:52.995 --> 01:28:53.556 [UNKNOWN]: What do we want? 01:28:53.876 --> 01:28:56.457 [UNKNOWN]: We don't have a filled on-whose crowd wants. 01:28:58.595 --> 01:28:59.355 [UNKNOWN]: white bread and butter. 01:29:00.876 --> 01:29:01.557 [UNKNOWN]: That was still done. 01:29:01.597 --> 01:29:02.597 [UNKNOWN]: And that was still done. 01:29:02.637 --> 01:29:05.719 [UNKNOWN]: No, he was very, very Midwestern, very straight-laced. 01:29:05.839 --> 01:29:07.480 [UNKNOWN]: It's whatever is going on today. 01:29:07.520 --> 01:29:08.360 [UNKNOWN]: Let's talk about it. 01:29:08.881 --> 01:29:09.021 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:29:09.541 --> 01:29:12.323 [UNKNOWN]: And he would kind of give you that a bit of friends. 01:29:12.343 --> 01:29:12.923 [UNKNOWN]: He would give you that. 01:29:13.043 --> 01:29:15.464 [UNKNOWN]: I would all be low that magnifying glass. 01:29:15.484 --> 01:29:15.664 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:29:15.684 --> 01:29:18.146 [UNKNOWN]: He would add John just with his facial expression. 01:29:18.406 --> 01:29:18.566 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:29:18.786 --> 01:29:21.868 [UNKNOWN]: And that was before, that was before our Cincinnati guy. 01:29:23.735 --> 01:29:24.136 [UNKNOWN]: the mayor. 01:29:24.998 --> 01:29:25.500 [UNKNOWN]: The lawyer. 01:29:25.520 --> 01:29:26.702 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:29:27.023 --> 01:29:27.705 [UNKNOWN]: He was a lawyer. 01:29:27.745 --> 01:29:28.126 [UNKNOWN]: That's right. 01:29:28.166 --> 01:29:29.048 [UNKNOWN]: He was a lawyer. 01:29:29.489 --> 01:29:31.314 [UNKNOWN]: See, and I tell people, you go to law school. 01:29:31.334 --> 01:29:32.376 [UNKNOWN]: There's all kinds of careers. 01:29:33.392 --> 01:29:34.713 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you never know what he wanted up. 01:29:35.233 --> 01:29:48.644 [UNKNOWN]: He could be a you know smart TV pedal or just like all in Republic and he and it's not more He would not worry that was yeah, the other one that was and what's he in May or a sign-felt yeah He was cutting edge comedy Jerry spray wasn't a month that butterfly 01:29:54.248 --> 01:30:00.591 [UNKNOWN]: What's the matter of a of a now he was the mayor and Indiana or something now he was the mayor So yeah, so I said he was a mayor. 01:30:00.611 --> 01:30:01.371 [UNKNOWN]: He was a attorney. 01:30:01.491 --> 01:30:08.835 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, then he went on to the the whole smut kind of cut it He took Phil Donnie who's a two-live crew to the next level. 01:30:08.855 --> 01:30:10.296 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he did He level it out. 01:30:10.336 --> 01:30:20.020 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and so when the audience is giving you those I want to fight you looks and the audience like not just coming up to We could find it out up here. 01:30:20.060 --> 01:30:21.921 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it was media goal for him. 01:30:21.941 --> 01:30:23.202 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, they were they may be if you 01:30:24.023 --> 01:30:28.064 [UNKNOWN]: If you ever want to get lost in a rabbit hole, just pull up the best of Jerry Seinfeld twice. 01:30:28.084 --> 01:30:28.404 [UNKNOWN]: Springer. 01:30:29.064 --> 01:30:30.724 [UNKNOWN]: That keeps things just Seinfeld on time. 01:30:31.064 --> 01:30:31.905 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:30:31.925 --> 01:30:33.025 [UNKNOWN]: Look up Seinfeld twice, too. 01:30:33.345 --> 01:30:35.245 [UNKNOWN]: If you all look up those ones, those are awesome, too. 01:30:35.325 --> 01:30:37.986 [UNKNOWN]: That was just a serious fight. 01:30:38.026 --> 01:30:38.746 [UNKNOWN]: No, it was springer. 01:30:38.786 --> 01:30:40.226 [UNKNOWN]: It was definitely Jerry's springer. 01:30:40.266 --> 01:30:42.227 [UNKNOWN]: And it was always the paternity test. 01:30:43.027 --> 01:30:43.487 [UNKNOWN]: That's right. 01:30:43.727 --> 01:30:45.247 [UNKNOWN]: You know, it's like... We're shurning to Mori. 01:30:45.267 --> 01:30:46.067 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we're shurning to Mori. 01:30:46.087 --> 01:30:46.888 [UNKNOWN]: We're shurning to Mori. 01:30:47.108 --> 01:30:47.968 [UNKNOWN]: We're shurning to Mori. 01:30:48.228 --> 01:30:48.388 [UNKNOWN]: Yep. 01:30:49.484 --> 01:31:11.710 [UNKNOWN]: it was it was like and you are not my father and I'm just the stepfather yeah and now and now maybe with modern medicine it could have been like they got a head to make it mean like you're both the father like you know oh we don't know I don't know that would have been strange what is that work I don't know but I'm sure I could figure that out I mean you're you're saying two fathers same there's two fathers 01:31:12.328 --> 01:31:14.389 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, the two genders, whatever. 01:31:14.630 --> 01:31:18.672 [UNKNOWN]: No, no, no, two fathers for it, you know, they. 01:31:18.692 --> 01:31:25.837 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, there was two sperm that were battling and they just like, and they just like, you're talking about like a train race to just get into the current finish line. 01:31:25.917 --> 01:31:26.878 [UNKNOWN]: That's right, at the same time. 01:31:28.659 --> 01:31:29.680 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's that's interesting. 01:31:29.900 --> 01:31:32.581 [UNKNOWN]: You know, we should do, I mean, we should actually do a white paper. 01:31:32.702 --> 01:31:35.503 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I mean, they collide. 01:31:35.583 --> 01:31:37.144 [UNKNOWN]: I wonder what Claude would say about that. 01:31:37.184 --> 01:31:38.125 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, look, is it possible? 01:31:39.106 --> 01:31:39.386 [UNKNOWN]: Ask him. 01:31:40.298 --> 01:31:40.739 [UNKNOWN]: to find out. 01:31:40.759 --> 01:31:41.840 [UNKNOWN]: We're going to ask Claude right now. 01:31:42.060 --> 01:31:42.841 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:31:43.401 --> 01:31:47.285 [UNKNOWN]: Because Claude was going to be asked a few questions tonight, but we're going to hold that off to Louis back. 01:31:47.305 --> 01:31:51.930 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, because we're going to have a, it was going to be like this back and forth next week. 01:31:52.170 --> 01:31:52.751 [UNKNOWN]: Next week. 01:31:52.791 --> 01:31:54.813 [UNKNOWN]: Next week, we are doing the back and forth battle. 01:31:54.833 --> 01:31:57.476 [UNKNOWN]: The battle of the is talking to each other. 01:31:57.496 --> 01:31:58.417 [UNKNOWN]: That'll be cool. 01:31:58.957 --> 01:31:59.797 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, no, be cool. 01:31:59.817 --> 01:32:00.898 [UNKNOWN]: And we're going to stay out of the middle. 01:32:00.938 --> 01:32:04.659 [UNKNOWN]: We are going to, we are going to preface it with each of them. 01:32:04.679 --> 01:32:06.239 [UNKNOWN]: We're going to build them up and say, this is what you're doing. 01:32:06.419 --> 01:32:07.720 [UNKNOWN]: This is what you're going to be doing. 01:32:07.960 --> 01:32:10.661 [UNKNOWN]: They're all looking for the John Connor. 01:32:11.321 --> 01:32:12.641 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, that they are. 01:32:12.661 --> 01:32:14.682 [UNKNOWN]: They're going to find the John Connor. 01:32:15.297 --> 01:32:18.998 [UNKNOWN]: Well, we don't know who's gonna shut down this guy net and everything else. 01:32:19.959 --> 01:32:24.681 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, so It is a good topic. 01:32:24.701 --> 01:32:28.062 [UNKNOWN]: So I think you can be able to pull this up or yeah, I'm getting there. 01:32:28.082 --> 01:32:31.343 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I struggle with the thumb typing I know that's okay. 01:32:31.403 --> 01:32:33.264 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not really good ever since Blackberry went out. 01:32:33.304 --> 01:32:35.325 [UNKNOWN]: It's been tough road to hope actually 01:32:38.238 --> 01:32:40.279 [UNKNOWN]: I'm sure I agree with that. 01:32:40.419 --> 01:32:41.759 [UNKNOWN]: Black players were easy to type on. 01:32:41.779 --> 01:32:43.079 [UNKNOWN]: He's fun suck. 01:32:43.139 --> 01:32:43.780 [UNKNOWN]: I know they gave you. 01:32:44.780 --> 01:32:46.420 [UNKNOWN]: They were, I love you, my blackberry. 01:32:46.700 --> 01:32:47.761 [UNKNOWN]: You know what's greatest is, bourbon. 01:32:48.861 --> 01:32:50.802 [UNKNOWN]: The bourbon is going down. 01:32:50.982 --> 01:32:57.023 [UNKNOWN]: It's all my. 01:32:57.063 --> 01:32:59.184 [UNKNOWN]: I'm trying to cross my legs and I'm doing the corkscrew. 01:32:59.988 --> 01:33:26.464 [UNKNOWN]: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no 01:33:27.083 --> 01:33:31.646 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, we're talking about, we're talking about, it's like the 100 AR dash. 01:33:31.666 --> 01:33:37.129 [UNKNOWN]: You got two sperms, they're going across the line at the same time and guess what, they're both getting the gold. 01:33:37.149 --> 01:33:56.501 [UNKNOWN]: This is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is, this is 01:33:58.942 --> 01:34:06.185 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, two sperm cells can reach and even begin interacting with the same human egg at the same time. 01:34:06.205 --> 01:34:08.786 [UNKNOWN]: They're called twins. 01:34:08.826 --> 01:34:10.226 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's a room for one. 01:34:26.662 --> 01:34:29.865 [UNKNOWN]: And there's an even stranger by a logical possibility. 01:34:30.065 --> 01:34:30.225 [UNKNOWN]: What? 01:34:30.245 --> 01:34:37.610 [UNKNOWN]: They did a traditional question, exceptionally rare phenomenon called even what that means. 01:34:38.471 --> 01:34:43.714 [UNKNOWN]: Cesque's adjunct, semi-identical twinning involving one egg and two sperm. 01:34:44.014 --> 01:34:52.841 [UNKNOWN]: That can be very interesting, it's an ugly, I'm done, I'm finished. 01:34:57.874 --> 01:35:00.275 [UNKNOWN]: You know what? 01:35:00.295 --> 01:35:00.995 [UNKNOWN]: You know what? 01:35:01.275 --> 01:35:04.696 [UNKNOWN]: No, it's, I mean, you could imagine Murray and Jerry today. 01:35:04.716 --> 01:35:06.176 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, man. 01:35:06.236 --> 01:35:09.437 [UNKNOWN]: If you had that ability to say, listen, you both are the father. 01:35:09.797 --> 01:35:11.378 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, my gosh. 01:35:11.818 --> 01:35:13.098 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, 100%. 01:35:13.238 --> 01:35:13.558 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:35:13.898 --> 01:35:15.899 [UNKNOWN]: I know you guys weren't there at the same time, but it was close enough. 01:35:15.919 --> 01:35:18.579 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:35:18.599 --> 01:35:20.700 [UNKNOWN]: But one, one he has some swimmers. 01:35:20.720 --> 01:35:24.781 [UNKNOWN]: The other one was doing the backstroke. 01:35:29.513 --> 01:35:33.980 [UNKNOWN]: That's what that show was about. 01:35:34.020 --> 01:35:35.142 [UNKNOWN]: The meme might do, Dads. 01:35:36.745 --> 01:35:41.552 [UNKNOWN]: Is that like a meme? 01:35:41.632 --> 01:35:43.576 [UNKNOWN]: Is that like the meme with two brains? 01:35:45.715 --> 01:35:47.656 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that could be an interesting concept. 01:35:47.676 --> 01:35:49.776 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I think we morphed it into the new age. 01:35:49.816 --> 01:35:55.278 [UNKNOWN]: We have a match if they were, they were like, you talking about three now? 01:35:55.358 --> 01:35:58.099 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you going, are you going for the full house? 01:35:58.179 --> 01:36:00.620 [UNKNOWN]: I just don't know. 01:36:00.660 --> 01:36:01.500 [UNKNOWN]: Both of them are right now. 01:36:04.054 --> 01:36:04.574 [UNKNOWN]: And so what? 01:36:05.295 --> 01:36:06.535 [UNKNOWN]: Let's see how many we get in the room. 01:36:08.857 --> 01:36:11.818 [UNKNOWN]: Let's see how many we get in the room. 01:36:11.938 --> 01:36:15.921 [UNKNOWN]: I'm getting $2,000 from you and $2,000 from you and $2,000 from you. 01:36:15.981 --> 01:36:16.621 [UNKNOWN]: It's like Oprah. 01:36:16.941 --> 01:36:17.702 [UNKNOWN]: You're the father. 01:36:17.882 --> 01:36:18.862 [UNKNOWN]: You're the father. 01:36:18.902 --> 01:36:21.143 [UNKNOWN]: You're the father. 01:36:21.243 --> 01:36:22.624 [UNKNOWN]: You're all the fathers. 01:36:23.305 --> 01:36:24.045 [UNKNOWN]: Welcome to get your gift. 01:36:24.105 --> 01:36:24.665 [UNKNOWN]: I don't need to see. 01:36:30.762 --> 01:36:32.643 [UNKNOWN]: That's what I was with AI. 01:36:33.203 --> 01:36:36.924 [UNKNOWN]: You know, I think there's a lot of guys that are probably out there going Oh shit. 01:36:37.464 --> 01:36:41.585 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm really at least the father of that was a weird night. 01:36:41.826 --> 01:36:42.966 [UNKNOWN]: I gotta be honest. 01:36:43.686 --> 01:36:45.247 [UNKNOWN]: I didn't think I was running any races. 01:36:47.107 --> 01:36:50.208 [UNKNOWN]: What a f***. 01:36:50.248 --> 01:36:51.969 [UNKNOWN]: What a 23-me which. 01:36:52.989 --> 01:36:53.989 [UNKNOWN]: They went bankrupt, Mitch. 01:36:56.853 --> 01:36:58.995 [UNKNOWN]: I still get, I still get emails from them. 01:36:59.115 --> 01:36:59.676 [UNKNOWN]: Why? 01:36:59.736 --> 01:37:00.877 [UNKNOWN]: Do you submit your search for him? 01:37:01.678 --> 01:37:02.018 [UNKNOWN]: No. 01:37:02.038 --> 01:37:03.320 [UNKNOWN]: No, dude. 01:37:03.420 --> 01:37:04.161 [UNKNOWN]: No, dude. 01:37:04.181 --> 01:37:04.741 [UNKNOWN]: No, dude. 01:37:04.761 --> 01:37:05.162 [UNKNOWN]: No, dude. 01:37:05.202 --> 01:37:05.842 [UNKNOWN]: No, dude. 01:37:05.882 --> 01:37:06.723 [UNKNOWN]: No, dude. 01:37:06.743 --> 01:37:07.024 [UNKNOWN]: No, dude. 01:37:07.064 --> 01:37:07.604 [UNKNOWN]: No, dude. 01:37:07.684 --> 01:37:08.045 [UNKNOWN]: No, dude. 01:37:08.305 --> 01:37:08.545 [UNKNOWN]: No, dude. 01:37:08.565 --> 01:37:08.765 [UNKNOWN]: No, dude. 01:37:17.653 --> 01:37:18.234 [UNKNOWN]: It might be. 01:37:18.274 --> 01:37:19.334 [UNKNOWN]: Why are you getting emails from it? 01:37:20.275 --> 01:37:23.276 [UNKNOWN]: Because we did our, we did our shit. 01:37:23.296 --> 01:37:24.457 [UNKNOWN]: They sold your information. 01:37:24.477 --> 01:37:25.638 [UNKNOWN]: That's why they went bankrupt. 01:37:25.838 --> 01:37:26.698 [UNKNOWN]: I don't really give a shit. 01:37:26.738 --> 01:37:27.159 [UNKNOWN]: No, I know. 01:37:27.339 --> 01:37:28.859 [UNKNOWN]: But they, so this one. 01:37:28.880 --> 01:37:29.620 [UNKNOWN]: But he should give a shit. 01:37:29.640 --> 01:37:30.340 [UNKNOWN]: He should give a shit. 01:37:30.701 --> 01:37:33.622 [UNKNOWN]: Potentially a fourth or fifth cousin to your father. 01:37:33.642 --> 01:37:34.883 [UNKNOWN]: It's like, wow, that's close. 01:37:35.523 --> 01:37:41.126 [UNKNOWN]: So there's a close family, familiar relationship. 01:37:41.166 --> 01:37:42.007 [UNKNOWN]: It's not first cousins. 01:37:44.367 --> 01:37:48.768 [UNKNOWN]: She's 70 years old, I'm really not a trusted person. 01:37:48.788 --> 01:37:49.328 [UNKNOWN]: Plus a married. 01:37:49.469 --> 01:37:51.589 [UNKNOWN]: What's the genetic distance you need on that? 01:37:51.609 --> 01:37:53.150 [UNKNOWN]: You just need to be on first cousins. 01:37:53.630 --> 01:37:54.710 [UNKNOWN]: Unless you're done on West Virginia. 01:37:55.190 --> 01:37:59.311 [UNKNOWN]: Unless you're done on West Virginia, then if it's first time, it's okay. 01:38:01.392 --> 01:38:05.293 [UNKNOWN]: If it was your pauscious. 01:38:06.153 --> 01:38:08.194 [UNKNOWN]: You get to kill past. 01:38:08.414 --> 01:38:09.734 [UNKNOWN]: That's practice. 01:38:10.794 --> 01:38:11.955 [UNKNOWN]: Is that the mind? 01:38:12.035 --> 01:38:12.855 [UNKNOWN]: Is that the mind? 01:38:15.144 --> 01:38:16.464 [UNKNOWN]: That's just the family reunion, man. 01:38:16.544 --> 01:38:22.246 [UNKNOWN]: There we go all the way to Virginia, Wilson. 01:38:25.626 --> 01:38:26.366 [UNKNOWN]: He's my brother. 01:38:26.426 --> 01:38:27.147 [UNKNOWN]: He's my dad. 01:38:27.207 --> 01:38:27.587 [UNKNOWN]: Darrell. 01:38:27.607 --> 01:38:27.947 [UNKNOWN]: Darrell. 01:38:28.207 --> 01:38:28.967 [UNKNOWN]: Right now the people. 01:38:30.307 --> 01:38:31.047 [UNKNOWN]: Right now the people. 01:38:31.087 --> 01:38:32.168 [UNKNOWN]: You can talk here. 01:38:32.288 --> 01:38:33.968 [UNKNOWN]: I signed up a lot. 01:38:34.008 --> 01:38:36.649 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, this shit. 01:38:37.189 --> 01:38:40.510 [UNKNOWN]: People who can talk here go to Magical Day, think of us. 01:38:44.223 --> 01:39:05.239 [UNKNOWN]: So, we're turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turtable, we're the turt 01:39:08.570 --> 01:39:11.031 [UNKNOWN]: Good, I'll be in my song anyways, I love it. 01:39:11.051 --> 01:39:12.632 [UNKNOWN]: She'll be in my West Virginia. 01:39:12.832 --> 01:39:20.154 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I keep batting my mic, but you know what I'm talking about. 01:39:20.855 --> 01:39:22.635 [UNKNOWN]: That's when the family unions get crazy. 01:39:22.895 --> 01:39:25.316 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, who are you? 01:39:25.656 --> 01:39:26.417 [UNKNOWN]: Are we doing to kill us? 01:39:26.517 --> 01:39:26.797 [UNKNOWN]: Yes. 01:39:31.939 --> 01:39:32.639 [UNKNOWN]: The black-o, 01:39:34.182 --> 01:39:37.003 [UNKNOWN]: I didn't think it's South. 01:39:37.023 --> 01:39:45.306 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, you said fourth fifth segment, if AI provides medical treatments and cures to allow humans to live 200 plus years, how does this work? 01:39:45.326 --> 01:39:47.366 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, the treatment is back to far. 01:39:47.426 --> 01:39:49.867 [UNKNOWN]: That is our kid just sitting here and laughing for 30 minutes. 01:39:49.907 --> 01:39:50.967 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, we will. 01:39:50.987 --> 01:39:52.328 [UNKNOWN]: That's what I do for $2. 01:39:54.088 --> 01:39:55.429 [UNKNOWN]: I know, we do that off camera. 01:39:56.850 --> 01:39:59.793 [UNKNOWN]: All right, let's read one more time, please two hundred you. 01:39:59.814 --> 01:40:00.795 [UNKNOWN]: We all can pay attention. 01:40:00.915 --> 01:40:05.280 [UNKNOWN]: You wrote four four four turn it back fourth slash this segment. 01:40:05.760 --> 01:40:13.849 [UNKNOWN]: If AI provides medical treatments and cures to allow humans to live to 200 plus years, how does society change as we know it? 01:40:14.069 --> 01:40:14.309 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:40:15.150 --> 01:40:17.092 [UNKNOWN]: and have chatGPT and Claude. 01:40:17.772 --> 01:40:19.914 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, Todd, yeah, that's what we're going to do that next week. 01:40:20.194 --> 01:40:22.416 [UNKNOWN]: So how does society change? 01:40:22.876 --> 01:40:25.118 [UNKNOWN]: Can you imagine living to be over 200 years old? 01:40:25.138 --> 01:40:30.742 [UNKNOWN]: So Eric, what do you see the changes in society if all of a sudden, A.O. 01:40:31.583 --> 01:40:36.667 [UNKNOWN]: solves, and I'm going to where I see it on the lab level, right? 01:40:36.727 --> 01:40:38.468 [UNKNOWN]: And the testing released the, 01:40:40.089 --> 01:40:48.357 [UNKNOWN]: philosophical level or the research level, is they can now dissect the DNA quick or they can dissect the protein levels. 01:40:48.657 --> 01:40:48.938 [UNKNOWN]: Correct. 01:40:49.058 --> 01:40:51.600 [UNKNOWN]: You know, protein folding all that. 01:40:51.660 --> 01:40:52.561 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, exactly. 01:40:52.601 --> 01:40:56.445 [UNKNOWN]: So that's a experiment. 01:40:56.525 --> 01:40:57.406 [UNKNOWN]: It's a protein phase. 01:40:57.426 --> 01:41:00.008 [UNKNOWN]: It's a very documentary about that or a movie about that. 01:41:00.128 --> 01:41:01.330 [UNKNOWN]: There's a deep think. 01:41:02.016 --> 01:41:02.717 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, that was the one. 01:41:02.737 --> 01:41:03.898 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's right. 01:41:04.158 --> 01:41:04.818 [UNKNOWN]: You recommend it. 01:41:04.838 --> 01:41:05.519 [UNKNOWN]: It was excellent. 01:41:05.559 --> 01:41:05.759 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:41:06.460 --> 01:41:06.980 [UNKNOWN]: I'm the watcher. 01:41:07.060 --> 01:41:09.482 [UNKNOWN]: I still don't know what it means to fall to protein, but whatever. 01:41:09.963 --> 01:41:10.243 [UNKNOWN]: Okay. 01:41:10.303 --> 01:41:13.826 [UNKNOWN]: In nature, the amino acids form and it does this naturally. 01:41:14.086 --> 01:41:14.246 [UNKNOWN]: Mm-hmm. 01:41:14.526 --> 01:41:17.869 [UNKNOWN]: But then in the laboratories, it takes time. 01:41:17.889 --> 01:41:18.389 [UNKNOWN]: Mm-hmm. 01:41:18.550 --> 01:41:29.919 [UNKNOWN]: And then what AI did was they took all the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, 01:41:30.059 --> 01:41:37.621 [UNKNOWN]: the proteins don't fold correctly, and they need to understand why, and then they can develop therapies where then they can fold correctly. 01:41:37.801 --> 01:41:38.641 [UNKNOWN]: They're reversing it now. 01:41:38.721 --> 01:41:39.422 [UNKNOWN]: They're reversing it now. 01:41:39.482 --> 01:41:40.122 [UNKNOWN]: Don't applaud it. 01:41:40.142 --> 01:41:42.222 [UNKNOWN]: There's a big study going on in overseas. 01:41:43.363 --> 01:41:43.723 [UNKNOWN]: 100% yeah. 01:41:43.783 --> 01:41:47.984 [UNKNOWN]: And that's what, and that's, but this is, and this is Google. 01:41:48.064 --> 01:41:50.325 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, this is, this is, we're going to talk about something on AI. 01:41:52.314 --> 01:42:08.686 [UNKNOWN]: They solved the problem that was out there for 15 years and it took it took decades to solve one protein right and it took three years for AI through Alpha-fold And they went to Nobel Prize in chemistry in 2012-2024 01:42:12.439 --> 01:42:13.839 [UNKNOWN]: That's quite incredible. 01:42:13.919 --> 01:42:14.720 [UNKNOWN]: Where's he now? 01:42:15.240 --> 01:42:17.361 [UNKNOWN]: I think he's still probably in London to be honest. 01:42:17.381 --> 01:42:19.422 [UNKNOWN]: And they're working on some other, they're working on some other. 01:42:19.442 --> 01:42:21.544 [UNKNOWN]: All right, so let me throw this at you. 01:42:22.244 --> 01:42:31.189 [UNKNOWN]: If all of a sudden, we're not just solving dementia, we're not just solving pickups in our life as we go through it, right? 01:42:31.749 --> 01:42:36.872 [UNKNOWN]: But now we're actually extending our lives to the point where the new 50 is 90. 01:42:36.892 --> 01:42:40.074 [UNKNOWN]: Honey, what's the teenager then? 01:42:41.420 --> 01:42:43.742 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that's, that's what Holly was a bit of our argument. 01:42:43.862 --> 01:42:44.943 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:42:45.083 --> 01:42:45.704 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:42:45.804 --> 01:42:46.225 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:42:46.305 --> 01:42:46.765 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:42:46.805 --> 01:42:47.205 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:42:47.266 --> 01:42:47.626 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:42:47.706 --> 01:42:48.467 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:42:48.587 --> 01:42:49.027 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:42:49.067 --> 01:42:49.408 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:42:49.488 --> 01:42:49.948 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:42:50.048 --> 01:42:50.549 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:42:50.669 --> 01:42:51.129 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:42:51.169 --> 01:42:51.670 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:42:51.770 --> 01:42:52.210 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:42:52.410 --> 01:42:53.171 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:42:53.271 --> 01:42:53.591 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:42:53.611 --> 01:42:53.952 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:42:54.072 --> 01:42:54.372 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:42:54.492 --> 01:42:55.033 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:42:55.073 --> 01:42:55.693 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:42:55.814 --> 01:42:56.354 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:42:56.434 --> 01:42:56.995 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:42:57.035 --> 01:42:57.355 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:42:57.395 --> 01:42:57.835 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:42:57.896 --> 01:42:58.236 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:42:58.316 --> 01:42:58.956 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:43:06.816 --> 01:43:15.387 [UNKNOWN]: I don't talk about blood, but it's kind of, you know, there's, there's, there's, yeah, there's things to that there's and the whole, yeah, but I think it's holistic, right? 01:43:15.447 --> 01:43:25.280 [UNKNOWN]: So it's, it's, it's not just solving, it's not the protein folding problem resolution and developing what do you think are creeps and folding over? 01:43:26.222 --> 01:43:27.162 [UNKNOWN]: Because that's what they do. 01:43:27.202 --> 01:43:28.583 [UNKNOWN]: They creep so very good. 01:43:28.623 --> 01:43:32.104 [UNKNOWN]: By the way, I can't make a crate by the way, and you especially grill thing. 01:43:32.484 --> 01:43:33.124 [UNKNOWN]: I can't do that. 01:43:33.364 --> 01:43:34.724 [UNKNOWN]: And a very, very light hand. 01:43:35.284 --> 01:43:36.625 [UNKNOWN]: They want mental illness though. 01:43:37.725 --> 01:43:46.207 [UNKNOWN]: Can you resolve mental illness through AI, even though I could probably, maybe have the causation for it? 01:43:46.367 --> 01:43:48.147 [UNKNOWN]: No, and I think it's only caused it worse. 01:43:48.787 --> 01:43:50.468 [UNKNOWN]: I think it has, especially if, look at me. 01:43:51.522 --> 01:43:52.683 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know, you're completely fine. 01:43:52.723 --> 01:43:54.385 [UNKNOWN]: No, I'm, there's sleepless nights. 01:43:54.865 --> 01:43:56.947 [UNKNOWN]: I feel like I'm Gary Busy in the fricking box. 01:43:58.128 --> 01:44:01.110 [UNKNOWN]: Just teeth and... Yeah. 01:44:01.151 --> 01:44:03.413 [UNKNOWN]: And Gary Busy. 01:44:03.433 --> 01:44:03.613 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:44:04.273 --> 01:44:09.798 [UNKNOWN]: Just teeth and freaking weird ass look, look at my face like there's no tomorrow. 01:44:11.059 --> 01:44:11.960 [UNKNOWN]: Claude. 01:44:12.240 --> 01:44:14.562 [UNKNOWN]: Are we gonna keep, continue to loop or are we just gonna get this done? 01:44:15.283 --> 01:44:16.824 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, Gary Busy. 01:44:19.775 --> 01:44:21.016 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know if I can't have you see that. 01:44:21.116 --> 01:44:22.778 [UNKNOWN]: And maybe that's where Bill Gates is going. 01:44:23.678 --> 01:44:28.582 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I think, well, I mean, so, all right, so let's get there. 01:44:28.602 --> 01:44:45.255 [UNKNOWN]: So if tomorrow, let's say Bill Gates or one of the big companies comes out and says, we've been testing this and spending kind of under the radar, but by the way, the folks that we've been testing are living to be 200 years old. 01:44:45.495 --> 01:44:46.216 [UNKNOWN]: Now we roll it out. 01:44:46.256 --> 01:44:47.016 [UNKNOWN]: And we're rolling it out. 01:44:47.037 --> 01:44:47.857 [UNKNOWN]: And if you want to have it, 01:44:48.998 --> 01:44:49.659 [UNKNOWN]: This is what you have to do. 01:44:49.679 --> 01:44:51.041 [UNKNOWN]: That's that that's a whole noir for stories. 01:44:51.081 --> 01:44:54.246 [UNKNOWN]: What do you have to do to get that right is it is you can be rolled out to everybody. 01:44:55.748 --> 01:44:58.512 [UNKNOWN]: Probably not it's probably going to be my algorithmic state. 01:44:58.732 --> 01:44:59.974 [UNKNOWN]: You're having to make sure you comply. 01:44:59.994 --> 01:45:00.915 [UNKNOWN]: You walk in line. 01:45:00.935 --> 01:45:02.658 [UNKNOWN]: You know, you had to the algorithm. 01:45:02.738 --> 01:45:04.481 [UNKNOWN]: You know, so the thought experiment would be. 01:45:06.032 --> 01:45:12.493 [UNKNOWN]: then yeah, who do you roll it out to in terms of, you know, your gene pool, right? 01:45:12.513 --> 01:45:13.973 [UNKNOWN]: Are you talking about cousins again? 01:45:14.013 --> 01:45:21.155 [UNKNOWN]: You know, I think you brought up such a good point though, because it's so, that's so apropos. 01:45:21.175 --> 01:45:23.415 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, that's maybe the centralized argument. 01:45:23.655 --> 01:45:34.917 [UNKNOWN]: But then you could look at that from a different perspective and say, oh, hey, by the way, you know, we have this this this this this virus, uh, and everyone needs an mRNA shot. 01:45:36.017 --> 01:45:40.879 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and and and maybe that's the case, but it's like everyone everyone receives it. 01:45:41.119 --> 01:45:41.940 [UNKNOWN]: So what do have therapy? 01:45:42.220 --> 01:46:02.188 [UNKNOWN]: So you know in addition to being able to live longer, what happens if they're able to also adjust and you could probably better turn on all a joys this terminology, I love it and me I don't think so, but that's okay 01:46:04.784 --> 01:46:08.967 [UNKNOWN]: That's a great word, but it's a wonderful word. 01:46:08.987 --> 01:46:11.549 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know, but it's so true, it makes so much sense. 01:46:11.569 --> 01:46:14.111 [UNKNOWN]: So you know how you have like sex with your cousin, your first cousin? 01:46:14.291 --> 01:46:17.354 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I don't know, but anyway, there's issues. 01:46:17.654 --> 01:46:18.735 [UNKNOWN]: Most of that, yeah. 01:46:18.755 --> 01:46:20.256 [UNKNOWN]: So now let's say we can solve those two. 01:46:20.936 --> 01:46:22.478 [UNKNOWN]: What if the divorce rate goes up by like 500%. 01:46:22.498 --> 01:46:29.383 [UNKNOWN]: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no 01:46:31.207 --> 01:46:37.533 [UNKNOWN]: So now you're in West Virginia and now you can have sex with your family and there's no now. 01:46:40.816 --> 01:46:41.657 [UNKNOWN]: There's no repercussions. 01:46:41.697 --> 01:46:44.299 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, you're not you, everybody can be just as smart as the next person. 01:46:44.319 --> 01:46:44.940 [UNKNOWN]: In fact, smarter. 01:46:45.801 --> 01:46:52.907 [UNKNOWN]: So, you know, AI and the whole flip of the DNA this, the protein of that. 01:46:53.428 --> 01:46:53.588 [UNKNOWN]: Yep. 01:46:54.272 --> 01:47:11.757 [UNKNOWN]: You know, the pathway of this, what if, what if they make it to where you're your prime and I'm going to just, like, 100, so I'm going to extreme, and my extreme point there is not some point is to say, okay, so assume that happens, okay? 01:47:13.577 --> 01:47:22.740 [UNKNOWN]: And now you're producing within the family circle, not just, not just in general, and you're living to be 200. 01:47:25.740 --> 01:47:29.101 [UNKNOWN]: Are we now going, what are our laws look like? 01:47:29.702 --> 01:47:31.522 [UNKNOWN]: Because there's only so many natural resources. 01:47:31.562 --> 01:47:34.904 [UNKNOWN]: And let's eat ones just shipping us off to Mars like we're going left and right, right? 01:47:34.984 --> 01:47:35.144 [UNKNOWN]: Yep. 01:47:35.824 --> 01:47:37.845 [UNKNOWN]: And it's the next New York subway ticket. 01:47:39.046 --> 01:47:41.146 [UNKNOWN]: I think it becomes supply and demand at that point. 01:47:41.166 --> 01:47:42.367 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I just... Just supply and demand to what? 01:47:43.427 --> 01:47:44.268 [UNKNOWN]: Natural resources. 01:47:44.308 --> 01:47:45.028 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, everything. 01:47:45.248 --> 01:47:46.268 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:47:46.389 --> 01:47:46.949 [UNKNOWN]: And you said it. 01:47:46.969 --> 01:47:49.430 [UNKNOWN]: And I think that's... That takes the population. 01:47:49.550 --> 01:47:50.370 [UNKNOWN]: You talking about the exit? 01:47:50.770 --> 01:47:51.070 [UNKNOWN]: Tates. 01:47:51.331 --> 01:47:54.472 [UNKNOWN]: Well... Yeah. 01:47:56.727 --> 01:47:57.648 [UNKNOWN]: That's so fast. 01:47:57.708 --> 01:47:58.628 [UNKNOWN]: It just clicks. 01:47:58.948 --> 01:47:59.569 [UNKNOWN]: It just clicks. 01:47:59.609 --> 01:48:00.229 [UNKNOWN]: It's so fast. 01:48:00.249 --> 01:48:01.270 [UNKNOWN]: So quick. 01:48:01.510 --> 01:48:06.793 [UNKNOWN]: But there's actually enough, you know, the United States collects, talk about natural resources. 01:48:06.813 --> 01:48:12.376 [UNKNOWN]: The United States collects so much data on natural resources and we've actually- Like I said, Data. 01:48:12.717 --> 01:48:13.197 [UNKNOWN]: A Data. 01:48:13.297 --> 01:48:16.259 [UNKNOWN]: And they've- And I kind of put that in a thing you're interested. 01:48:16.359 --> 01:48:18.520 [UNKNOWN]: Is it, is it, Data or a DAD? 01:48:19.641 --> 01:48:20.281 [UNKNOWN]: Could be both. 01:48:21.022 --> 01:48:22.022 [UNKNOWN]: That was kind of my whole premise. 01:48:22.042 --> 01:48:23.083 [UNKNOWN]: It's showing your cat. 01:48:23.958 --> 01:48:24.158 [UNKNOWN]: Right? 01:48:24.438 --> 01:48:25.078 [UNKNOWN]: Dead or alive? 01:48:25.098 --> 01:48:26.439 [UNKNOWN]: I don't know where it. 01:48:26.519 --> 01:48:27.159 [UNKNOWN]: Dead or dead, eat. 01:48:27.179 --> 01:48:46.484 [UNKNOWN]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha 01:48:47.973 --> 01:49:08.005 [UNKNOWN]: There's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- There's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of- there's a lot of 01:49:09.435 --> 01:49:10.115 [UNKNOWN]: This bourbon's good. 01:49:10.135 --> 01:49:11.916 [UNKNOWN]: There's a lot of history. 01:49:11.956 --> 01:49:19.258 [UNKNOWN]: There's a lot that's said about the strain put on our social system, some things like that because people are living longer. 01:49:19.898 --> 01:49:20.839 [UNKNOWN]: So imagine that. 01:49:20.859 --> 01:49:29.881 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, so we've, so Perry, we've, we've, the United States uses less natural resources per capita. 01:49:32.842 --> 01:49:35.383 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, now that then we did in the past. 01:49:35.444 --> 01:49:41.787 [UNKNOWN]: I think that's quite important because we've I think I don't agree with that. 01:49:41.987 --> 01:49:44.008 [UNKNOWN]: Are we going for vacations? 01:49:45.108 --> 01:49:45.409 [UNKNOWN]: I am. 01:49:45.509 --> 01:49:48.650 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I'll send you out. 01:49:48.890 --> 01:49:53.052 [UNKNOWN]: I You only don't enlighten my box is this little electric lamp that I charge on my phone. 01:49:53.873 --> 01:49:56.514 [UNKNOWN]: I'll Send you actually I'll buy your book. 01:49:56.574 --> 01:50:00.336 [UNKNOWN]: It's very dark and I'll show it to you on the break actually. 01:50:00.356 --> 01:50:01.457 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, just meaning cloud 01:50:02.367 --> 01:50:19.990 [UNKNOWN]: in a box but it's true though so what do you mean by you mean like food water so let me ask you guys this what was your electric bill last month that's supply and demand a little those high but but 01:50:22.085 --> 01:50:24.227 [UNKNOWN]: but also capacity payments have increased. 01:50:24.728 --> 01:50:25.569 [UNKNOWN]: Everything's increased, so. 01:50:25.709 --> 01:50:27.410 [UNKNOWN]: But there's some economics there in policy. 01:50:27.651 --> 01:50:29.533 [UNKNOWN]: I know, so, but everything's going up, right? 01:50:29.573 --> 01:50:31.795 [UNKNOWN]: So I agree with you only. 01:50:32.035 --> 01:50:34.718 [UNKNOWN]: So what are you doing in React as a consumer? 01:50:34.838 --> 01:50:42.386 [UNKNOWN]: What are you doing to React that you're reacting in a more conservative fashion, right? 01:50:45.317 --> 01:50:59.730 [UNKNOWN]: or you still live in full bore, you're just like, you know what, I just like, lived lights on, just in case anybody walks in, I'm good, you know, or are you telling the kids, you tell them the wife, you're like, listen, just, I mean, I haven't you walked out of the room just turn off the lights, please, you know? 01:50:59.830 --> 01:51:01.492 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, well, that's easy, all right. 01:51:02.052 --> 01:51:05.956 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I told him that before electricity was expensive, but I haven't really changed. 01:51:06.036 --> 01:51:07.457 [UNKNOWN]: I don't, I haven't turned my air up. 01:51:07.597 --> 01:51:07.858 [UNKNOWN]: I don't 01:51:10.953 --> 01:51:12.855 [UNKNOWN]: I have a well, so those aren't quite made up. 01:51:12.995 --> 01:51:15.738 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, water's crazy and so is electricity. 01:51:15.778 --> 01:51:22.145 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, if if you look at it, so are they they're in their both going to get crazier as we go through this. 01:51:23.563 --> 01:51:31.129 [UNKNOWN]: We're gonna go, it's gonna get a little bit nuts, but then I think, to, you know, I had a chat with Dave Perry, you brother. 01:51:31.149 --> 01:51:32.230 [UNKNOWN]: Uh-huh. 01:51:32.290 --> 01:51:33.191 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's where it goes, don't know. 01:51:33.211 --> 01:51:34.412 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's where it goes. 01:51:34.452 --> 01:51:37.374 [UNKNOWN]: He, it wasn't gonna be pretty good for me or after. 01:51:37.394 --> 01:51:39.977 [UNKNOWN]: I think it was definitely great. 01:51:40.397 --> 01:51:51.666 [UNKNOWN]: I think what, and part of this document, I wrote for these investors, the 2030 natural gas 2030 plus project. 01:51:55.308 --> 01:52:18.362 [UNKNOWN]: we're going from a hundred and ten eleven bcf a day production to a hundred and forty if everything works out as it is in terms of it's going to go a cast well on national gas in my opinion is going way higher than that and i agree this is just what's this is i'm telling it's going way higher than that that's in the in the it's near term we can number though 01:52:18.582 --> 01:52:20.103 [UNKNOWN]: And these wells are already there, right? 01:52:20.263 --> 01:52:20.844 [UNKNOWN]: And let me stop them. 01:52:21.004 --> 01:52:22.024 [UNKNOWN]: No, they're all shut in. 01:52:22.045 --> 01:52:23.445 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, there's a lot of shut in there. 01:52:23.466 --> 01:52:25.327 [UNKNOWN]: So they're just going to turn on the bell. 01:52:25.387 --> 01:52:25.967 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:52:26.528 --> 01:52:29.310 [UNKNOWN]: It's going to go higher than that in the near term. 01:52:29.970 --> 01:52:32.652 [UNKNOWN]: But it's going to fall off like a Mexican cliff diver. 01:52:32.952 --> 01:52:33.132 [UNKNOWN]: Yep. 01:52:34.153 --> 01:52:35.194 [UNKNOWN]: Because when they go to orbit, 01:52:36.368 --> 01:52:37.349 [UNKNOWN]: It all goes to shit. 01:52:37.509 --> 01:52:39.511 [UNKNOWN]: It all goes to shit and it's a wasteland. 01:52:39.671 --> 01:52:41.993 [UNKNOWN]: It's going to be a new zombie land. 01:52:42.293 --> 01:52:47.278 [UNKNOWN]: It's going to be the backstop for everyone of those game stop, you know, or. 01:52:47.338 --> 01:52:47.939 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that's it. 01:52:47.959 --> 01:52:49.860 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, think about the state of centered down here. 01:52:49.960 --> 01:52:51.562 [UNKNOWN]: It's in 10 years ago to space. 01:52:51.762 --> 01:52:54.865 [UNKNOWN]: It's going to be a yeah, an empty building. 01:52:54.945 --> 01:52:56.927 [UNKNOWN]: And that's what, and that's what Dave and I were talking about. 01:52:56.987 --> 01:53:00.730 [UNKNOWN]: Like, it has, it has a business cycle. 01:53:00.790 --> 01:53:02.171 [UNKNOWN]: Now that business cycle is not. 01:53:02.852 --> 01:53:06.513 [UNKNOWN]: So, for five-year business cycle, it's a 30-year business cycle. 01:53:06.533 --> 01:53:07.834 [UNKNOWN]: But now I think it's a little bit different. 01:53:08.054 --> 01:53:08.774 [UNKNOWN]: I think it is different. 01:53:09.294 --> 01:53:10.754 [UNKNOWN]: So, that was a percentage. 01:53:10.774 --> 01:53:11.775 [UNKNOWN]: That's just what I was going to say. 01:53:11.815 --> 01:53:18.937 [UNKNOWN]: So, if you're looking at it as a 30-year cycle, if you're going to be completely burnt, it has to be... Delta. 01:53:20.077 --> 01:53:25.779 [UNKNOWN]: A five-year business cycle in this age is a 30-year cycle what it was ten years ago. 01:53:25.819 --> 01:53:27.719 [UNKNOWN]: And the crazy thing is about that is, 01:53:31.775 --> 01:53:48.260 [UNKNOWN]: It's home or she's development, hmm, because he four or five years to develop, then what you got nothing that's that's the creation well, and that is a crazy thing and the longer it takes to develop the longer they are at risk that it may not be relevant because time is on time is of the essence. 01:53:48.280 --> 01:53:54.942 [UNKNOWN]: Yep, time is a new where that's a hundred percent correct and and I it's 01:53:55.492 --> 01:54:01.255 [UNKNOWN]: You know, they've had some, you know, hiccups and pauses along the way, which every project done. 01:54:02.036 --> 01:54:09.540 [UNKNOWN]: You look at all the major ones that are going down the Jupyter project, you know, Texas, you know, all the meta projects are going on and there's all these major. 01:54:09.560 --> 01:54:16.384 [UNKNOWN]: So we're, we're, we're, we're, we're complaining about what's going on in the data center world that's coming online right now and how that's affecting us. 01:54:17.365 --> 01:54:24.489 [UNKNOWN]: That hasn't even been the big, I'm, I'm talking the mega, the mega data centers. 01:54:26.357 --> 01:54:30.983 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, those are those are just the, the baby be orange. 01:54:31.023 --> 01:54:32.044 [UNKNOWN]: That's a very beautiful. 01:54:32.485 --> 01:54:34.227 [UNKNOWN]: That would be you. 01:54:36.188 --> 01:54:36.808 [UNKNOWN]: Look at Harry. 01:54:37.129 --> 01:54:38.990 [UNKNOWN]: That wasn't me, it was him. 01:54:39.010 --> 01:54:40.251 [UNKNOWN]: No, but it's good sign these twins. 01:54:40.471 --> 01:55:01.546 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, 01:55:04.183 --> 01:55:04.784 [UNKNOWN]: It's not here yet. 01:55:04.884 --> 01:55:05.706 [UNKNOWN]: It's just right. 01:55:05.846 --> 01:55:14.240 [UNKNOWN]: This still just dirt and they are they are building their own infrastructure and infrastructure they're building their own power supply. 01:55:15.767 --> 01:55:19.190 [UNKNOWN]: completely is that is that what it is everywhere. 01:55:19.210 --> 01:55:25.536 [UNKNOWN]: No, no, so this is not Johnny that's a great point. 01:55:25.817 --> 01:55:27.398 [UNKNOWN]: This is not how it is everywhere. 01:55:27.438 --> 01:55:34.905 [UNKNOWN]: So what John was saying if anybody couldn't hear it was The Homer city in our backyard five miles from where we sit today is 01:55:37.718 --> 01:55:49.181 [UNKNOWN]: It's an old coal plant that used to generate about two gigawatts of coal power to 2.5 somewhere in that range and I get a little fuzzy when it goes to coal. 01:55:49.701 --> 01:55:56.882 [UNKNOWN]: But it was there, it was a long-standing staple in this community and it was a very big employer of this community. 01:55:56.902 --> 01:56:01.263 [UNKNOWN]: So if you ever were talking about it, they worked at the power plant, they did this and it was awesome. 01:56:01.624 --> 01:56:03.304 [UNKNOWN]: In fact, this is one of the bigger power plants. 01:56:05.813 --> 01:56:10.614 [UNKNOWN]: And not just the North East region, I think it was one of the bigger power plants in the country. 01:56:10.634 --> 01:56:13.155 [UNKNOWN]: There was three of them that powered the West that the East goes. 01:56:13.235 --> 01:56:14.435 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and this is one of them. 01:56:15.115 --> 01:56:18.916 [UNKNOWN]: Hey, so I hate to do it because it's just on again. 01:56:18.956 --> 01:56:23.757 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's just take two seconds and we'll come right back. 01:56:23.777 --> 01:56:26.438 [UNKNOWN]: All right, so I'm going to take two seconds and I'll come right back. 01:56:26.918 --> 01:56:28.659 [UNKNOWN]: I will not know what I was just talking about. 01:56:28.679 --> 01:56:29.519 [UNKNOWN]: That'll probably back. 01:56:38.660 --> 01:56:41.021 [UNKNOWN]: DACA Daily.AI is not built for everyone. 01:56:42.681 --> 01:56:52.544 [UNKNOWN]: It's built for the council who already knows that speed, precision, and early intelligence wind cases, shape strategy, and protect the enterprise. 01:56:54.725 --> 01:57:03.428 [UNKNOWN]: We serve a small circle of tech forward attorneys who understand the value of seeing regulatory movement before it becomes tomorrow's headline, or next quarter's crisis. 01:57:06.166 --> 01:57:10.731 [UNKNOWN]: If you've heard of us, it's likely because someone trusted you enough to mention it. 01:57:13.915 --> 01:57:23.525 [UNKNOWN]: If you're here, it's because you belong to the fraction of counsel who treat information as a strategic asset, not a commodity, docked daily.ai. 01:57:24.566 --> 01:57:27.710 [UNKNOWN]: The quiet advantage for the attorneys who never wait to be surprised. 01:57:37.961 --> 01:57:39.141 [UNKNOWN]: And we are back! 01:57:40.122 --> 01:57:49.027 [UNKNOWN]: We've been singing, not to don't you, not to live through, but to add a man and some other girl in the face. 01:57:49.047 --> 01:57:51.088 [UNKNOWN]: It's been, you know, we went back, right? 01:57:51.148 --> 01:57:51.949 [UNKNOWN]: So we did. 01:57:52.109 --> 01:57:56.792 [UNKNOWN]: That is one of my favorite songs to just kind of bring me into the mood. 01:57:57.472 --> 01:57:58.492 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:57:58.632 --> 01:58:01.713 [UNKNOWN]: It's funny how music can just take you to a place. 01:58:01.994 --> 01:58:04.935 [UNKNOWN]: It's one that I had forgotten about for so long. 01:58:04.995 --> 01:58:05.215 [UNKNOWN]: Right? 01:58:05.795 --> 01:58:07.615 [UNKNOWN]: And you turn it on. 01:58:07.676 --> 01:58:09.376 [UNKNOWN]: It just takes you right back. 01:58:09.496 --> 01:58:11.077 [UNKNOWN]: It's like, it's almost like time travel. 01:58:11.377 --> 01:58:12.717 [UNKNOWN]: It is hands down. 01:58:12.757 --> 01:58:13.678 [UNKNOWN]: Right, hands down. 01:58:13.738 --> 01:58:15.398 [UNKNOWN]: And that's the greatest part about music. 01:58:15.418 --> 01:58:24.421 [UNKNOWN]: And that's the, I think that's where we're going with everything because everything is sound waves and everything is kind of on the vibration level. 01:58:24.501 --> 01:58:25.301 [UNKNOWN]: The vibration. 01:58:25.442 --> 01:58:26.542 [UNKNOWN]: That's exactly right. 01:58:27.672 --> 01:58:28.132 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 01:58:28.512 --> 01:58:28.852 [UNKNOWN]: I love it. 01:58:29.273 --> 01:58:30.993 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, Sam, I'm getting into your territory. 01:58:31.013 --> 01:58:32.094 [UNKNOWN]: I just love it. 01:58:32.114 --> 01:58:34.334 [UNKNOWN]: I might just test all over your territory. 01:58:35.135 --> 01:58:35.635 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, my God. 01:58:35.655 --> 01:58:39.096 [UNKNOWN]: That's what I love that song. 01:58:39.236 --> 01:58:41.417 [UNKNOWN]: No, that's what it's one of my greatest. 01:58:41.517 --> 01:58:41.997 [UNKNOWN]: Fun songs. 01:58:42.017 --> 01:58:44.778 [UNKNOWN]: But we were talking about before we get into the fifth segment. 01:58:44.798 --> 01:58:45.418 [UNKNOWN]: We get too deep. 01:58:45.438 --> 01:58:45.938 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:58:46.419 --> 01:58:48.039 [UNKNOWN]: And I'll have to cut too much out this week. 01:58:48.059 --> 01:58:48.399 [UNKNOWN]: Hopefully. 01:58:53.561 --> 01:59:06.265 [UNKNOWN]: That's what I feel like that's what I was like That's another five seconds that we're gonna get to I thought we were gonna get to finish it move Yeah, but that was it that was in last week. 01:59:06.725 --> 01:59:08.606 [UNKNOWN]: He got shopping What's the last one guys? 01:59:08.706 --> 01:59:09.886 [UNKNOWN]: I don't love this one bitch 01:59:15.126 --> 01:59:21.549 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, the point, I know you haven't watched the last three episodes, but we were talking about catching up. 01:59:21.589 --> 01:59:22.190 [UNKNOWN]: No, you catch up. 01:59:22.210 --> 01:59:23.550 [UNKNOWN]: So let me catch you up. 01:59:24.351 --> 01:59:31.134 [UNKNOWN]: Do you remember with the teachers who've rolled down that big thick plastic? 01:59:32.455 --> 01:59:35.096 [UNKNOWN]: You know, don't make me hold my shit together because I want to. 01:59:35.156 --> 01:59:37.777 [UNKNOWN]: Okay, go ahead. 01:59:39.138 --> 01:59:40.178 [UNKNOWN]: Let's say it's health plastic. 01:59:40.839 --> 01:59:42.159 [UNKNOWN]: And they're breaking the ovaries down, okay? 01:59:43.880 --> 01:59:48.462 [UNKNOWN]: The big picture, Mike, yeah, yes, yes, okay, okay, keep going. 01:59:48.922 --> 01:59:51.383 [UNKNOWN]: They were all opening up the page 288. 01:59:53.624 --> 01:59:55.705 [UNKNOWN]: The watch alone, right? 01:59:56.326 --> 01:59:58.447 [UNKNOWN]: But they didn't have the laser pointer. 01:59:58.607 --> 02:00:00.167 [UNKNOWN]: They didn't have anything like that. 02:00:01.208 --> 02:00:02.428 [UNKNOWN]: I can remember my eighth grade teacher. 02:00:02.828 --> 02:00:08.291 [UNKNOWN]: She brought this big, you know, thick plastic, with a screen or a screen down. 02:00:08.311 --> 02:00:09.051 [UNKNOWN]: It was like a screen, right? 02:00:11.752 --> 02:00:18.718 [UNKNOWN]: Right, and they had this big wooden stick with a plastic, you know, pointer, it was, yeah, right 02:00:20.404 --> 02:00:25.526 [UNKNOWN]: Right I mean it's they just they just threw right there right up there right in the middle of the ovaries. 02:00:25.746 --> 02:00:35.289 [UNKNOWN]: Yes Anybody else you'll miss You say vast efforts everybody's losing it again. 02:00:35.369 --> 02:00:36.230 [UNKNOWN]: It's so little. 02:00:36.490 --> 02:00:44.112 [UNKNOWN]: Yes Cow leave well All right technologies come a one way we got an up what we just yeah it's more natural. 02:00:44.132 --> 02:00:45.433 [UNKNOWN]: It's like laser it's like 02:00:46.940 --> 02:01:14.195 [UNKNOWN]: You know I'm talking about that's that's the laser pointer is like, yeah, you may not hear me, but you know what I'm talking about I still hear I still hear I still have your It just it just sounds this mind mix 02:01:17.664 --> 02:01:22.049 [UNKNOWN]: If I'm the only one You're not a little Brad. 02:01:22.149 --> 02:01:30.237 [UNKNOWN]: I mean you you you dropped the VJ down there and he just you start dropping the plastic rubber on there And she's pointing at it like 02:01:32.761 --> 02:01:42.793 [UNKNOWN]: When all the boys are sitting there going, yeah, yeah, until my good, I've got a real vagina It's on the inside, is it? 02:01:43.374 --> 02:01:43.634 [UNKNOWN]: Is it? 02:01:43.714 --> 02:01:44.695 [UNKNOWN]: Is it amel? 02:01:45.136 --> 02:01:45.536 [UNKNOWN]: Amel? 02:01:45.756 --> 02:01:47.138 [UNKNOWN]: It's an interesting thing. 02:01:47.298 --> 02:01:48.660 [UNKNOWN]: It might have to be wrong. 02:01:50.481 --> 02:01:59.125 [UNKNOWN]: And interesting fact is the lining of the vagina is exactly the same cell structure as the inside of your mouth. 02:01:59.726 --> 02:01:59.846 [UNKNOWN]: Oh. 02:02:00.086 --> 02:02:02.087 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that makes a lot of sense. 02:02:02.247 --> 02:02:05.949 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:02:05.969 --> 02:02:06.209 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:02:06.229 --> 02:02:07.950 [UNKNOWN]: Let the inside of your mouth and see it. 02:02:08.650 --> 02:02:09.051 [UNKNOWN]: Oh. 02:02:09.131 --> 02:02:09.691 [UNKNOWN]: All right. 02:02:10.071 --> 02:02:10.611 [UNKNOWN]: Oh. 02:02:10.812 --> 02:02:13.053 [UNKNOWN]: A little wet, little warm. 02:02:13.353 --> 02:02:13.913 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yes. 02:02:13.973 --> 02:02:15.254 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not going outside anymore. 02:02:17.399 --> 02:02:17.739 [UNKNOWN]: I'm done. 02:02:17.960 --> 02:02:21.383 [UNKNOWN]: I'm just going to say, look my cheek. 02:02:21.483 --> 02:02:22.624 [UNKNOWN]: It's some kind of squameless. 02:02:22.784 --> 02:02:23.305 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm sure. 02:02:23.325 --> 02:02:23.625 [UNKNOWN]: Whatever. 02:02:23.885 --> 02:02:24.246 [UNKNOWN]: Anyways. 02:02:24.766 --> 02:02:26.868 [UNKNOWN]: So who tested all the warm surfaces? 02:02:28.390 --> 02:02:29.090 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:02:29.170 --> 02:02:32.754 [UNKNOWN]: You can't be expecting him to keep my shit together. 02:02:32.774 --> 02:02:33.094 [UNKNOWN]: Yes. 02:02:33.174 --> 02:02:34.575 [UNKNOWN]: You have some probes. 02:02:35.877 --> 02:02:36.718 [UNKNOWN]: I have one. 02:02:36.958 --> 02:02:38.279 [UNKNOWN]: I have probes. 02:02:38.299 --> 02:02:38.619 [UNKNOWN]: No. 02:02:39.260 --> 02:02:41.122 [UNKNOWN]: He had his wooden stick with a little rubber in it. 02:02:46.386 --> 02:02:49.887 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's good, that's a pair of you. 02:02:49.907 --> 02:02:50.867 [UNKNOWN]: John, you've been sent on. 02:02:51.867 --> 02:02:53.348 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, totally set up. 02:02:53.368 --> 02:02:56.769 [UNKNOWN]: But wait, John, I am John, I am not. 02:02:56.789 --> 02:03:00.310 [UNKNOWN]: He brought up here for my knowledge of anything. 02:03:00.330 --> 02:03:03.631 [UNKNOWN]: Well, John, just me, nobody is going to love this way. 02:03:03.671 --> 02:03:08.012 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, she, she is, she understands what we're talking about. 02:03:08.032 --> 02:03:08.292 [UNKNOWN]: She does. 02:03:08.332 --> 02:03:09.452 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, she does. 02:03:09.532 --> 02:03:10.772 [UNKNOWN]: And Tony's not too far away. 02:03:10.993 --> 02:03:12.053 [UNKNOWN]: They're both in the colony league. 02:03:12.273 --> 02:03:12.513 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 02:03:15.021 --> 02:03:16.562 [UNKNOWN]: The more Dorothy's P.A. 02:03:16.682 --> 02:03:19.263 [UNKNOWN]: All right, so it's kind of the same thing. 02:03:19.403 --> 02:03:20.323 [UNKNOWN]: It's all the same league. 02:03:20.363 --> 02:03:21.664 [UNKNOWN]: Same gene putt of what they're. 02:03:21.824 --> 02:03:22.064 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:03:22.284 --> 02:03:27.086 [UNKNOWN]: So, Johnny, what we did bringing up here for is the fact that you brought this empty bottle of beer. 02:03:27.106 --> 02:03:31.088 [UNKNOWN]: Thank you, before I got there, sorry. 02:03:31.108 --> 02:03:33.229 [UNKNOWN]: How about you bring us a full next time? 02:03:33.309 --> 02:03:33.989 [UNKNOWN]: It's a great season. 02:03:34.029 --> 02:03:35.369 [UNKNOWN]: It's an awesome bottle. 02:03:35.409 --> 02:03:37.770 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I mean, we're giving me a little more warning. 02:03:37.810 --> 02:03:39.351 [UNKNOWN]: I'll bring it to you. 02:03:39.391 --> 02:03:41.352 [UNKNOWN]: No, no, you bring this awesome. 02:03:41.372 --> 02:03:42.492 [UNKNOWN]: We get well, I'll go try it together. 02:03:42.532 --> 02:03:43.393 [UNKNOWN]: So how does it taste? 02:03:44.233 --> 02:03:45.194 [UNKNOWN]: You know what? 02:03:45.854 --> 02:03:55.683 [UNKNOWN]: I think we are all outstanding lovers of new riff, which I think is you guys have it on your show before. 02:03:55.703 --> 02:03:56.123 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:03:56.683 --> 02:04:02.048 [UNKNOWN]: And this is the eight year, which has gotten just it. 02:04:02.068 --> 02:04:02.909 [UNKNOWN]: You're going to see a water. 02:04:02.929 --> 02:04:07.793 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, the first time it touched my Twitter, first time it touched my tongue and I felt like oh yeah. 02:04:08.308 --> 02:04:09.069 [UNKNOWN]: right? 02:04:09.609 --> 02:04:13.271 [UNKNOWN]: It's like a fighter, you know, you get to get the new one. 02:04:13.311 --> 02:04:14.192 [UNKNOWN]: A little Johnny. 02:04:16.033 --> 02:04:17.054 [UNKNOWN]: I see like Johnny that it's. 02:04:18.115 --> 02:04:21.877 [UNKNOWN]: There's a lot of people here. 02:04:21.897 --> 02:04:23.058 [UNKNOWN]: Two of them are named John. 02:04:24.299 --> 02:04:25.560 [UNKNOWN]: It's a clear fly. 02:04:25.680 --> 02:04:27.661 [UNKNOWN]: I know. 02:04:27.701 --> 02:04:28.762 [UNKNOWN]: Everything new riff is. 02:04:30.492 --> 02:04:48.377 [UNKNOWN]: the eight year is just that much better in my opinion it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's 02:04:49.164 --> 02:04:51.325 [UNKNOWN]: New riff eight year in Johnny Mach. 02:04:52.105 --> 02:04:53.085 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and you know what? 02:04:53.286 --> 02:05:02.169 [UNKNOWN]: Thanks brother, and I think new riff is not that far So if they went in and buy this down to do their show Be fantastic. 02:05:02.189 --> 02:05:10.952 [UNKNOWN]: We would love to we would love to and I know Louis work because he would just be all over He'd like oh my god, this bottle he would he would never get off the outside before he gets to an inside 02:05:11.396 --> 02:05:13.937 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I mean, I mean, that's a big part of it. 02:05:13.977 --> 02:05:14.518 [UNKNOWN]: How it works. 02:05:14.538 --> 02:05:17.579 [UNKNOWN]: So you look at the bottle, you look at the bottle, you look at the coloring, you look at it. 02:05:17.599 --> 02:05:22.102 [UNKNOWN]: It just is, it just, and I feel like I'm. 02:05:23.208 --> 02:05:24.069 [UNKNOWN]: It's, it's all. 02:05:24.089 --> 02:05:28.773 [UNKNOWN]: If Louis is, you know, blue toothing into my brain right now, he's going to hug just looks sleek. 02:05:29.174 --> 02:05:30.255 [UNKNOWN]: It looks awesome. 02:05:30.295 --> 02:05:32.177 [UNKNOWN]: It looks like I'll grab it off the shelf. 02:05:32.257 --> 02:05:33.358 [UNKNOWN]: Wait, put it in my mouth. 02:05:33.638 --> 02:05:34.459 [UNKNOWN]: Where's the locate? 02:05:34.879 --> 02:05:35.259 [UNKNOWN]: That's right. 02:05:35.540 --> 02:05:36.160 [UNKNOWN]: You know, if, where? 02:05:36.180 --> 02:05:39.964 [UNKNOWN]: Uh, it's just south of Cincinnati and Kentucky. 02:05:39.984 --> 02:05:43.207 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, actually my, my friend, the brought the Boom County last year. 02:05:43.247 --> 02:05:46.270 [UNKNOWN]: We, they, they were at the, it is right there. 02:05:46.470 --> 02:05:50.093 [UNKNOWN]: They were at New Riff as well while they were doubting the right there close to Cincinnati. 02:05:50.413 --> 02:05:51.474 [UNKNOWN]: It's right over the bridge right there. 02:05:51.494 --> 02:05:52.855 [UNKNOWN]: So it might be in Moons County right there. 02:05:53.055 --> 02:05:53.575 [UNKNOWN]: It might be. 02:05:53.956 --> 02:05:54.396 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:05:54.436 --> 02:05:55.056 [UNKNOWN]: It's been County. 02:05:55.136 --> 02:05:56.137 [UNKNOWN]: It's been County. 02:05:57.278 --> 02:05:59.600 [UNKNOWN]: Well, that was the bourbon we had last week. 02:05:59.620 --> 02:06:00.360 [UNKNOWN]: You know. 02:06:00.420 --> 02:06:01.841 [UNKNOWN]: So lovely. 02:06:02.041 --> 02:06:04.944 [UNKNOWN]: I take those boys this morning. 02:06:04.964 --> 02:06:09.207 [UNKNOWN]: There was so much available down there and just new riff is such a great story. 02:06:09.227 --> 02:06:09.607 [UNKNOWN]: You know why? 02:06:10.388 --> 02:06:10.748 [UNKNOWN]: Hmm. 02:06:10.988 --> 02:06:14.751 [UNKNOWN]: Because 20% of the Gen Z are not drinking in anything. 02:06:15.410 --> 02:06:20.152 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, how about that roll spoken, you know, just they're all smoking weed and just getting high on crack. 02:06:20.992 --> 02:06:29.075 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I mean, you look, you look at our small town right now and like when back in our day really is Thursday night Friday night Saturday night. 02:06:29.095 --> 02:06:35.958 [UNKNOWN]: The bars will be stomping town was stomping insane and now you bars are bars closed on at 10 11 o'clock. 02:06:36.378 --> 02:06:55.906 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and a paychecks the same period of the cold period of the cold for what um I mean to your point like they start Thursday like it was always happy hours Thursday night was our night And I always thought that paychecks were paid on Thursday and then everyone kind of well I'm not sure be but it's a good point. 02:06:56.046 --> 02:07:03.589 [UNKNOWN]: I do think I do think on to correct myself I was do think on Thursday and Friday and Saturday nights they do stay a little a little later that but 02:07:04.790 --> 02:07:08.712 [UNKNOWN]: Since COVID, this town is gone dark as a thing. 02:07:08.732 --> 02:07:11.754 [UNKNOWN]: Do you think it's COVID or do you think it's the generation? 02:07:11.854 --> 02:07:26.844 [UNKNOWN]: Because I think COVID was a great excuse to finally put, because otherwise, if you're a business and you're saying to everybody that's a consumer, they want to come out, you know, for example, like Johnny, you know, he wants to go to every night. 02:07:27.764 --> 02:07:28.725 [UNKNOWN]: Johnny's not every night. 02:07:30.905 --> 02:07:34.728 [UNKNOWN]: And in these more our generation, that's right. 02:07:35.068 --> 02:07:35.569 [UNKNOWN]: That's right. 02:07:37.490 --> 02:07:41.293 [UNKNOWN]: How do you tell them, no, we're done, and we're cutting it off. 02:07:41.413 --> 02:07:41.734 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:07:41.914 --> 02:07:42.855 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I don't know. 02:07:42.875 --> 02:07:51.982 [UNKNOWN]: I think COVID was a great excuse to re-evaluate your business model as a bar owner, or as a, you know, restaurant owner that's primarily serving 02:07:53.545 --> 02:07:55.086 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'll call on the weekends, right? 02:07:55.106 --> 02:07:55.326 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah. 02:07:55.346 --> 02:07:57.028 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I feel engineering, some sort. 02:07:57.228 --> 02:07:59.309 [UNKNOWN]: It was, and I think that's what it is. 02:07:59.369 --> 02:08:01.391 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, and again, we're not in that service. 02:08:01.471 --> 02:08:02.471 [UNKNOWN]: Aren't doing that. 02:08:02.572 --> 02:08:03.052 [UNKNOWN]: And we're not. 02:08:03.692 --> 02:08:04.853 [UNKNOWN]: But we are in a college tone. 02:08:04.873 --> 02:08:07.115 [UNKNOWN]: So there's a balance, right? 02:08:07.175 --> 02:08:11.538 [UNKNOWN]: So I think there's still the Thursday, Friday, Saturday and schools in. 02:08:12.552 --> 02:08:15.835 [UNKNOWN]: There is, yeah, there is, but that's it. 02:08:15.875 --> 02:08:17.997 [UNKNOWN]: They're just not, but they're just not. 02:08:18.137 --> 02:08:24.482 [UNKNOWN]: But there isn't the one that you two say Wednesday, you know, there isn't that all week long that we used to be used to. 02:08:24.803 --> 02:08:29.367 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I mean, that was our, that was our social, that was our social deal. 02:08:29.667 --> 02:08:34.631 [UNKNOWN]: Thursday night, we were out, you know, I mean, that was the start of the weekend. 02:08:34.892 --> 02:08:36.273 [UNKNOWN]: We'll end up ending on with time of year. 02:08:36.313 --> 02:08:38.715 [UNKNOWN]: If it's summertime, it might be a dead time. 02:08:40.242 --> 02:08:45.726 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, maybe, but you know, when when college is in, especially in a college town like we're in right now. 02:08:46.286 --> 02:08:52.891 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, all these bar owners up there Thursday nights was the deep art of the weekend. 02:08:52.931 --> 02:08:53.691 [UNKNOWN]: It was the night. 02:08:53.891 --> 02:08:58.634 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and you know, I went to IUP, the local bar, and 02:08:59.883 --> 02:09:05.547 [UNKNOWN]: you kind of made your schedule around that as you can. 02:09:06.047 --> 02:09:10.170 [UNKNOWN]: But yeah Thursday night was a great big night. 02:09:10.290 --> 02:09:11.551 [UNKNOWN]: Friday night was a great night. 02:09:11.691 --> 02:09:23.499 [UNKNOWN]: Saturday night was not quite as big as Thursday and Friday, but are you seeing less, so I don't know what the Indiana scene was 20, 30 years ago. 02:09:23.559 --> 02:09:28.523 [UNKNOWN]: When I worked at the Valley Inn in McCain, I read outside, not too far from Cory. 02:09:30.468 --> 02:09:34.852 [UNKNOWN]: We used to have a band, it was definitely Friday and Saturday. 02:09:34.892 --> 02:09:36.873 [UNKNOWN]: Sometimes it even extend the... You were in the band? 02:09:37.134 --> 02:09:37.774 [UNKNOWN]: No, no. 02:09:37.914 --> 02:09:38.455 [UNKNOWN]: My wish was. 02:09:39.235 --> 02:09:41.057 [UNKNOWN]: I was just the guy behind the bar serving the drinks. 02:09:41.737 --> 02:09:42.518 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:09:42.598 --> 02:09:46.181 [UNKNOWN]: You were second place behind the band. 02:09:46.201 --> 02:09:47.582 [UNKNOWN]: I was picking up a... 02:09:47.602 --> 02:09:49.324 [UNKNOWN]: But I was the only male bartender too. 02:09:49.364 --> 02:09:51.666 [UNKNOWN]: So it was a crazy atmosphere in the country bar. 02:09:51.746 --> 02:09:52.586 [UNKNOWN]: So it was a big deal. 02:09:52.626 --> 02:09:57.190 [UNKNOWN]: We would have 350 people in that room and we'd have four bartenders. 02:09:57.210 --> 02:09:59.012 [UNKNOWN]: And I was the only male one serving... 02:10:00.240 --> 02:10:04.586 [UNKNOWN]: I only sort of buttoned but light that was my... Yeah. 02:10:04.606 --> 02:10:07.910 [UNKNOWN]: Do you think it was COVID that shut all that down? 02:10:07.950 --> 02:10:18.262 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I think COVID was the perfect excuse for the bars to reevaluate and use it as an excuse to about, you know, I think it was slow before that. 02:10:18.503 --> 02:10:19.304 [UNKNOWN]: That's my point. 02:10:19.564 --> 02:10:23.127 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, you're right or changing, right. 02:10:23.147 --> 02:10:32.414 [UNKNOWN]: So I don't think it was and it goes to I think it goes to the headlines that we've been talking about we're Gen Z is drinking 20% less Alcohol seals are down. 02:10:32.434 --> 02:10:36.797 [UNKNOWN]: So that's having an effect on bars and clubs over. 02:10:37.157 --> 02:10:38.598 [UNKNOWN]: What are they what are they doing? 02:10:38.818 --> 02:10:43.722 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I think so what they did immediately after COVID was use that as an excuse to say, you know, we're going to adjust our hours. 02:10:44.171 --> 02:10:51.758 [UNKNOWN]: What right, but I mean, the generation so well, the generation is not, I mean, maybe they're drinking less, but they're not you're right. 02:10:51.778 --> 02:10:55.261 [UNKNOWN]: They're not, they're specating from reality. 02:10:55.361 --> 02:10:57.703 [UNKNOWN]: No, so they have to detach from reality, some other way. 02:10:57.923 --> 02:10:58.163 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 02:10:58.523 --> 02:11:07.211 [UNKNOWN]: So I think there's a couple of their outlets that I that we talked about before and I think it's either through the vaping. 02:11:08.150 --> 02:11:08.870 [UNKNOWN]: that's a big thing. 02:11:08.890 --> 02:11:09.771 [UNKNOWN]: The youngest. 02:11:09.811 --> 02:11:10.391 [UNKNOWN]: It's a big thing. 02:11:10.411 --> 02:11:18.735 [UNKNOWN]: So whether you're doing it legally or illegally, you know, there's there's outlets to disassociate without having to do it. 02:11:18.775 --> 02:11:18.995 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 02:11:19.295 --> 02:11:22.876 [UNKNOWN]: Wait, wait, what's, you know, as college students, you are a law guy. 02:11:22.936 --> 02:11:26.318 [UNKNOWN]: So you know, you need to detach. 02:11:26.738 --> 02:11:28.098 [UNKNOWN]: That was really important for you. 02:11:28.198 --> 02:11:30.039 [UNKNOWN]: Just I wish I was tied to the wire and I 02:11:37.313 --> 02:11:39.834 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but you needed you needed your detachment though. 02:11:39.874 --> 02:11:40.754 [UNKNOWN]: No, that's the honest guy. 02:11:40.774 --> 02:11:41.514 [UNKNOWN]: I true that I was like that. 02:11:41.554 --> 02:11:42.055 [UNKNOWN]: No, that's thing. 02:11:42.195 --> 02:11:44.255 [UNKNOWN]: I didn't just stay here and just edit. 02:11:45.436 --> 02:11:46.076 [UNKNOWN]: Do your thing. 02:11:46.556 --> 02:11:49.197 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but I did I did break free a couple of times. 02:11:49.557 --> 02:11:55.139 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but I understand what you guys are saying and I understand exactly what you're being said. 02:11:55.279 --> 02:11:57.379 [UNKNOWN]: And I think this is what's happening. 02:11:57.419 --> 02:11:59.180 [UNKNOWN]: So there's a few other outlets. 02:11:59.800 --> 02:12:00.400 [UNKNOWN]: You have the vapes. 02:12:01.420 --> 02:12:02.561 [UNKNOWN]: Legalization of marijuana. 02:12:02.741 --> 02:12:03.001 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:12:03.919 --> 02:12:08.525 [UNKNOWN]: So, what you're not going to do a bar and you don't have to do it. 02:12:08.625 --> 02:12:13.492 [UNKNOWN]: I had my medical marijuana license for a while until I tripped out on that, that, oh, that's another story. 02:12:13.532 --> 02:12:14.913 [UNKNOWN]: Don't even get me started on that. 02:12:14.933 --> 02:12:16.015 [UNKNOWN]: No, I always should. 02:12:16.075 --> 02:12:16.956 [UNKNOWN]: I got a story for that. 02:12:17.016 --> 02:12:17.817 [UNKNOWN]: I always should. 02:12:17.957 --> 02:12:18.658 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:12:18.698 --> 02:12:19.419 [UNKNOWN]: So dry mouth. 02:12:19.499 --> 02:12:20.681 [UNKNOWN]: I thought I was dying. 02:12:23.885 --> 02:12:27.472 [UNKNOWN]: No, no, that's another story, but we'll say that's another one. 02:12:27.772 --> 02:12:29.134 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, those are those are great stories. 02:12:29.175 --> 02:12:34.464 [UNKNOWN]: Well, well, if anybody's still listening, we'll bring we're bringing back to those to some other time, but 02:12:35.638 --> 02:12:43.605 [UNKNOWN]: What I think is happening right now, and you're talking about it, and it's exactly where all these, it's not just bourbon, but it's the alcohol industry overall. 02:12:43.745 --> 02:12:47.308 [UNKNOWN]: In general, 20%, you're talking about a 20% cut. 02:12:47.629 --> 02:12:49.470 [UNKNOWN]: That is the haircut on top. 02:12:49.490 --> 02:12:54.334 [UNKNOWN]: That is the, you know, the max million, for kind of, you know, it is, it is. 02:12:54.495 --> 02:12:56.997 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, yeah, I think it's legalized weed. 02:12:58.738 --> 02:12:59.519 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:12:59.719 --> 02:13:00.360 [UNKNOWN]: It's vaping. 02:13:02.250 --> 02:13:10.533 [UNKNOWN]: Cummies, I mean, you talk about, you know, the flow gummies, you know, from any of the states, Pennsylvania is not one of those states, but it flows. 02:13:10.633 --> 02:13:11.013 [UNKNOWN]: It's here. 02:13:11.234 --> 02:13:13.695 [UNKNOWN]: So you have a college where everybody's coming from everywhere. 02:13:13.735 --> 02:13:18.997 [UNKNOWN]: So whether they're coming from Colorado, wherever, it's legal where you can go do it regularly, recreationally. 02:13:19.457 --> 02:13:19.697 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 02:13:20.437 --> 02:13:20.877 [UNKNOWN]: It's coming. 02:13:20.897 --> 02:13:23.598 [UNKNOWN]: So I think it's a combination of all that stuff. 02:13:23.979 --> 02:13:28.180 [UNKNOWN]: So do you think like looking, like that's the way we grew up? 02:13:28.360 --> 02:13:29.401 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, it was like, 02:13:30.341 --> 02:13:37.888 [UNKNOWN]: bar bar crawls Thursday through everything and then, you know, there's that was a big that was a big part of your social life. 02:13:38.368 --> 02:13:40.430 [UNKNOWN]: It's just doesn't seem to be the thing. 02:13:40.650 --> 02:13:45.635 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, is that affecting it is the social skills of our kids. 02:13:46.015 --> 02:13:48.357 [UNKNOWN]: You know, I mean, well, that's a very nice executive. 02:13:48.517 --> 02:13:49.938 [UNKNOWN]: Well, and that's exactly what I said. 02:13:49.958 --> 02:13:53.081 [UNKNOWN]: So, so I know it's a great point, right? 02:13:53.101 --> 02:13:53.261 [UNKNOWN]: So. 02:13:54.703 --> 02:13:58.826 [UNKNOWN]: I will a test of anybody asked me for career advice. 02:13:59.447 --> 02:14:01.609 [UNKNOWN]: I bartender for five years through college. 02:14:02.930 --> 02:14:05.492 [UNKNOWN]: Which is, which is number one, it's great money. 02:14:05.753 --> 02:14:06.954 [UNKNOWN]: Number two, it's great. 02:14:07.154 --> 02:14:11.218 [UNKNOWN]: It's great socializing skills, which in your field was. 02:14:12.189 --> 02:14:13.310 [UNKNOWN]: ultimately important. 02:14:13.430 --> 02:14:18.432 [UNKNOWN]: And so I'm at the Valley, you know, in making, and it's all, it's a 7 a.m. till 2 a.m. bar. 02:14:19.193 --> 02:14:21.194 [UNKNOWN]: It's second shift construction workers coming in. 02:14:21.234 --> 02:14:27.937 [UNKNOWN]: I'm this, I won't say preppy, but I, I, I, I, I, I, I'm not used to the construction, you know, we're hard, core, different world. 02:14:27.957 --> 02:14:28.737 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's a different world. 02:14:28.757 --> 02:14:30.838 [UNKNOWN]: So I come in, and they're ripping on me, left and right. 02:14:30.858 --> 02:14:31.599 [UNKNOWN]: I'm 18 year old. 02:14:31.839 --> 02:14:34.060 [UNKNOWN]: That is the only bar that would hire me. 02:14:34.280 --> 02:14:35.981 [UNKNOWN]: I applied to every bar in here. 02:14:36.041 --> 02:14:37.783 [UNKNOWN]: But you're absorbing all of that. 02:14:38.043 --> 02:14:39.505 [UNKNOWN]: Well, but that's one of the best. 02:14:39.545 --> 02:14:41.667 [UNKNOWN]: I did after I Africa hired. 02:14:41.707 --> 02:14:43.269 [UNKNOWN]: So I applied to every bar. 02:14:43.289 --> 02:14:45.471 [UNKNOWN]: I wanted to be at the Martini bar, I wanted to be at the high end. 02:14:46.112 --> 02:14:47.353 [UNKNOWN]: They also did because of the money. 02:14:47.733 --> 02:14:50.276 [UNKNOWN]: No, they all turned me down because I think I'm, I was male. 02:14:51.037 --> 02:14:51.237 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:14:52.146 --> 02:14:55.027 [UNKNOWN]: in 18 years old, so I was 18 years old. 02:14:55.067 --> 02:14:58.929 [UNKNOWN]: I got my, why were you pursuing those jobs, I guess? 02:14:59.069 --> 02:15:02.010 [UNKNOWN]: Because that's what I want to do as a side job when I was in college. 02:15:02.490 --> 02:15:02.790 [UNKNOWN]: I see. 02:15:03.991 --> 02:15:05.851 [UNKNOWN]: I saw Cocktail the movie with Tom Cruise. 02:15:05.871 --> 02:15:06.612 [UNKNOWN]: I'm like, oh, yeah. 02:15:06.852 --> 02:15:12.034 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'll be, I'll be, I'll be flipping bottles and taking ladies home and night. 02:15:12.054 --> 02:15:15.035 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I got, but it into the Hollywood. 02:15:15.255 --> 02:15:17.056 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the bartender thing. 02:15:17.296 --> 02:15:20.317 [UNKNOWN]: So, not knowing if I applied to every barnry, 02:15:21.826 --> 02:15:42.478 [UNKNOWN]: reject reject your 18 year male you're you know what what's going on in eerie at and that point to it it's it's so far and so i i i mean i'm a milkshake so i play out in the game right and in this very loving sweet lady who's a retired teacher right calls me back says oh 02:15:43.392 --> 02:15:48.953 [UNKNOWN]: We'd like to hire you serious, I thought there was a button. 02:15:48.973 --> 02:15:51.254 [UNKNOWN]: What's the other one? 02:15:51.334 --> 02:15:52.234 [UNKNOWN]: I can't do it. 02:15:52.274 --> 02:15:52.794 [UNKNOWN]: What? 02:15:52.814 --> 02:15:56.555 [UNKNOWN]: As you know, I know you're eating, but you're allowed to serve. 02:15:57.856 --> 02:16:00.176 [UNKNOWN]: But you're going to have to, I said, this is how we do it here. 02:16:00.316 --> 02:16:01.957 [UNKNOWN]: You have to cocktail waiter. 02:16:03.581 --> 02:16:07.423 [UNKNOWN]: three Saturday or Friday nights before you get behind the bar. 02:16:08.384 --> 02:16:11.106 [UNKNOWN]: Because we would have bands and it would be really busy. 02:16:11.126 --> 02:16:12.306 [UNKNOWN]: We'd have 350 people in there. 02:16:12.326 --> 02:16:14.308 [UNKNOWN]: It would be a man to be hectic. 02:16:14.928 --> 02:16:15.168 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:16:15.228 --> 02:16:16.249 [UNKNOWN]: And they got opportunity. 02:16:16.329 --> 02:16:16.729 [UNKNOWN]: Well, it was. 02:16:16.829 --> 02:16:18.230 [UNKNOWN]: And you make good money, right? 02:16:18.310 --> 02:16:18.991 [UNKNOWN]: Exactly, right. 02:16:19.511 --> 02:16:25.114 [UNKNOWN]: So, but on this flip flip side of that, you have to figure out how you're doing it, right? 02:16:26.555 --> 02:16:27.836 [UNKNOWN]: I'm like, okay, I got that, you know? 02:16:28.316 --> 02:16:28.717 [UNKNOWN]: What you didn't? 02:16:29.652 --> 02:16:30.513 [UNKNOWN]: And I knew it when I went there. 02:16:30.553 --> 02:16:31.474 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I didn't know. 02:16:31.494 --> 02:16:38.019 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I was naive as an 18-year-old, but I knew I was going to McCain, but I didn't realize I was going into, like, construction roll. 02:16:38.039 --> 02:16:40.881 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but you kind of knew where the money was at, at that point, right? 02:16:40.901 --> 02:16:42.843 [UNKNOWN]: At this point, I was just happy to get a bartending job. 02:16:43.835 --> 02:16:45.195 [UNKNOWN]: And I still dream about this place. 02:16:45.276 --> 02:16:46.356 [UNKNOWN]: It's one of my favorite places. 02:16:46.376 --> 02:16:49.817 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, the owners were in my wedding, you know? 02:16:49.897 --> 02:16:50.737 [UNKNOWN]: Is it still open? 02:16:51.217 --> 02:16:51.497 [UNKNOWN]: It is. 02:16:51.877 --> 02:16:54.818 [UNKNOWN]: And in the sun of the owner, who was one of my, we did a road trip. 02:16:54.878 --> 02:16:55.538 [UNKNOWN]: And we're gonna do a road trip. 02:16:55.558 --> 02:16:56.499 [UNKNOWN]: That's what I was thinking. 02:16:56.559 --> 02:16:57.479 [UNKNOWN]: I brought her to the right. 02:16:57.499 --> 02:16:58.379 [UNKNOWN]: That'd be epic. 02:16:58.499 --> 02:16:59.740 [UNKNOWN]: Rod took over. 02:16:59.760 --> 02:17:00.280 [UNKNOWN]: That's how it went. 02:17:00.360 --> 02:17:01.040 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we are going. 02:17:01.060 --> 02:17:04.141 [UNKNOWN]: So, Dick Hershey was one of the Hershey's. 02:17:04.621 --> 02:17:07.182 [UNKNOWN]: And he was like the Hershey's. 02:17:07.202 --> 02:17:11.023 [UNKNOWN]: He was a, he was a, yeah, he was one of the herds. 02:17:13.223 --> 02:17:13.884 [UNKNOWN]: down the chain. 02:17:13.904 --> 02:17:15.626 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but still enough you. 02:17:15.646 --> 02:17:17.628 [UNKNOWN]: Like Hershey Medical Center Hershey. 02:17:17.688 --> 02:17:19.930 [UNKNOWN]: Yes, they talked with us. 02:17:20.030 --> 02:17:21.392 [UNKNOWN]: You know, we had those over the bar. 02:17:21.412 --> 02:17:24.855 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, but he was also the chief architect for Jacob's brothers. 02:17:24.895 --> 02:17:25.436 [UNKNOWN]: I'm Cleveland. 02:17:27.419 --> 02:17:31.663 [UNKNOWN]: He designed in his heyday before they returned to the Valley in and bought this. 02:17:31.783 --> 02:17:34.806 [UNKNOWN]: He designed all of the malls back in the 80s. 02:17:35.006 --> 02:17:40.192 [UNKNOWN]: He was the chief architect of Jacos Brothers that made Jacos Brothers who they were when they named Cleveland. 02:17:40.492 --> 02:17:40.852 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 02:17:40.952 --> 02:17:42.194 [UNKNOWN]: Stadium after the Jacos Brothers. 02:17:42.854 --> 02:17:44.075 [UNKNOWN]: Jacos Brothers. 02:17:44.176 --> 02:17:44.496 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, Jacos. 02:17:44.556 --> 02:17:46.198 [UNKNOWN]: So he would go in and he said, you know what? 02:17:46.238 --> 02:17:47.539 [UNKNOWN]: The two brothers would come in and say, you know what? 02:17:47.619 --> 02:17:49.521 [UNKNOWN]: I like that font, but just tear it down to redo it. 02:17:51.177 --> 02:17:52.458 [UNKNOWN]: And he was also a great pool player. 02:17:52.478 --> 02:18:05.986 [UNKNOWN]: But then when I got to meet Dick and his wife, Judy, who was just a sweetest, you know, and she was a teacher, and just had that sweet, you know, just brought you back to center, right? 02:18:06.526 --> 02:18:06.706 [UNKNOWN]: Right? 02:18:06.726 --> 02:18:08.948 [UNKNOWN]: It made you feel like you're on your second year kindergarten. 02:18:08.988 --> 02:18:09.188 [UNKNOWN]: You know? 02:18:09.248 --> 02:18:10.429 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it was that person. 02:18:10.469 --> 02:18:11.769 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it was just that person. 02:18:12.170 --> 02:18:12.310 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:18:12.350 --> 02:18:12.510 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:18:13.968 --> 02:18:16.589 [UNKNOWN]: And I'm like, okay, so I can do this, you know? 02:18:16.909 --> 02:18:19.190 [UNKNOWN]: So they throw me, they throw me to the walls. 02:18:19.690 --> 02:18:21.970 [UNKNOWN]: Like you, you get first shift. 02:18:22.491 --> 02:18:24.991 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right. 02:18:25.031 --> 02:18:26.712 [UNKNOWN]: You get, you get to bear in a shot guy. 02:18:26.732 --> 02:18:29.793 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm getting these, the construction workers coming out. 02:18:29.853 --> 02:18:30.093 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 02:18:31.088 --> 02:18:32.849 [UNKNOWN]: And I'm not one of the good-looking girls. 02:18:32.909 --> 02:18:34.869 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, everybody else was a female. 02:18:34.909 --> 02:18:36.170 [UNKNOWN]: I didn't matter if they're good-looking. 02:18:36.190 --> 02:18:37.290 [UNKNOWN]: They were all females. 02:18:37.430 --> 02:18:40.111 [UNKNOWN]: I'm not a- That's what those guys were looking for. 02:18:40.131 --> 02:18:41.472 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's exactly what they're looking at. 02:18:41.612 --> 02:18:42.472 [UNKNOWN]: And now they got me. 02:18:42.772 --> 02:18:44.133 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 02:18:44.713 --> 02:18:46.774 [UNKNOWN]: And I'm going, why don't you like me? 02:18:46.814 --> 02:18:48.034 [UNKNOWN]: And why are you harassing me? 02:18:48.214 --> 02:18:52.716 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and so, we got to the point girls. 02:18:53.216 --> 02:18:55.537 [UNKNOWN]: Well, yeah, poor guys. 02:18:55.837 --> 02:18:58.718 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and you're a fake story, guys. 02:18:58.958 --> 02:19:00.079 [UNKNOWN]: I think it made him drink more. 02:19:01.460 --> 02:19:16.690 [UNKNOWN]: And then we're going to go through this guy and we're going to go to the intro with the big what what I did understand this point time I do understand completely non I I preach it is is is one of the love languages of guys is ripping on each other 02:19:17.230 --> 02:19:27.625 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yes, if you if you if you're if you are ripping on Somebody it means you like they if you don't give a shit. 02:19:27.645 --> 02:19:32.531 [UNKNOWN]: You're just gonna Appreciation they also girls will never understand exactly and and they don't so 02:19:33.807 --> 02:19:39.733 [UNKNOWN]: So I got a hard lesson, and these guys are just ripping the shit out of me. 02:19:39.793 --> 02:19:41.435 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I'm in a poll shirt. 02:19:41.455 --> 02:19:43.176 [UNKNOWN]: These guys are coming off the construction season. 02:19:43.196 --> 02:19:44.458 [UNKNOWN]: These are really blue colors. 02:19:44.478 --> 02:19:46.199 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, they are dirty. 02:19:46.299 --> 02:19:48.722 [UNKNOWN]: And they look like they're rolling around like I do in the mud out here now. 02:19:49.202 --> 02:19:50.484 [UNKNOWN]: And yeah. 02:19:52.145 --> 02:19:52.886 [UNKNOWN]: in the box. 02:19:53.146 --> 02:19:53.907 [UNKNOWN]: I'm in the box. 02:19:54.427 --> 02:20:17.308 [UNKNOWN]: I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't 02:20:18.042 --> 02:20:25.641 [UNKNOWN]: I had the phone where you had the answer machine right and I didn't show up for a Thursday shift. 02:20:26.731 --> 02:20:27.411 [UNKNOWN]: in Judy's cone. 02:20:28.992 --> 02:20:29.572 [UNKNOWN]: See Brad. 02:20:29.792 --> 02:20:35.394 [UNKNOWN]: Why didn't you show up just because you didn't because I was sitting there and getting abused by these fuckers. 02:20:35.434 --> 02:20:37.035 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, and they weren't tipping either. 02:20:37.095 --> 02:20:43.937 [UNKNOWN]: So, I mean, I'm getting my, I'm getting my, you know, 325 an hour and I maybe I get a buck. 02:20:44.197 --> 02:20:47.658 [UNKNOWN]: You know, maybe some pathetic guys go, oh my god, he got abused. 02:20:47.738 --> 02:20:48.959 [UNKNOWN]: I'm just going to throw it all around. 02:20:51.339 --> 02:20:55.241 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, I was not getting paid right so you are not there. 02:20:55.261 --> 02:20:57.222 [UNKNOWN]: No, I'm like, you know, I'm just going to stay here in areas. 02:20:57.242 --> 02:20:58.703 [UNKNOWN]: This is not this right. 02:20:58.723 --> 02:21:04.666 [UNKNOWN]: I made a mistake, you know, so I'm like, and I love Judy so much. 02:21:04.706 --> 02:21:05.486 [UNKNOWN]: I love Dick so much. 02:21:06.006 --> 02:21:06.707 [UNKNOWN]: Not that day. 02:21:18.074 --> 02:21:20.057 [UNKNOWN]: I love Dix so much, right? 02:21:20.378 --> 02:21:22.360 [UNKNOWN]: That's good about you. 02:21:22.681 --> 02:21:23.662 [UNKNOWN]: But you understand what I'm saying? 02:21:23.863 --> 02:21:25.705 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:21:25.725 --> 02:21:27.128 [UNKNOWN]: We are not real. 02:21:27.148 --> 02:21:28.670 [UNKNOWN]: No, let me say it but we are. 02:21:28.690 --> 02:21:29.231 [UNKNOWN]: You please. 02:21:29.251 --> 02:21:29.531 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:21:33.513 --> 02:21:35.596 [UNKNOWN]: Anyway, it's great story. 02:21:35.636 --> 02:21:36.898 [UNKNOWN]: You know you're doing cream. 02:21:36.958 --> 02:21:39.180 [UNKNOWN]: No, so I'm hiding him. 02:21:39.321 --> 02:21:45.468 [UNKNOWN]: I'm literally hiding in my apartment going I know Judy's gonna call me that's just how she is. 02:21:45.508 --> 02:21:52.137 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, she was so sweet every time she called she's been there Answer Brad I don't I don't know why you didn't show up tonight, but 02:21:54.102 --> 02:21:59.386 [UNKNOWN]: I would like you to answer and it was kind of like the office space, you know, where the guys just called them over in a group. 02:21:59.626 --> 02:22:00.166 [UNKNOWN]: That was Judy. 02:22:01.227 --> 02:22:02.188 [UNKNOWN]: She didn't let up. 02:22:02.348 --> 02:22:05.710 [UNKNOWN]: So it was like five, ten times in a row every two seconds. 02:22:05.790 --> 02:22:06.650 [UNKNOWN]: No, not every Tuesday. 02:22:06.671 --> 02:22:10.993 [UNKNOWN]: It was every freaking hour for Thursday and Friday. 02:22:11.614 --> 02:22:13.035 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, and I'm trying to ignore it. 02:22:13.055 --> 02:22:14.516 [UNKNOWN]: You know, I'm not trying to pick up the phone. 02:22:14.556 --> 02:22:16.317 [UNKNOWN]: And she's like, because you think. 02:22:17.815 --> 02:22:19.476 [UNKNOWN]: is like, yeah, it's not your deal. 02:22:19.837 --> 02:22:25.821 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you, uh, didn't show up today, you know, but it was much sweeter. 02:22:25.881 --> 02:22:31.546 [UNKNOWN]: You know, so, uh, and I thought she stopped because it was that there was a long pause. 02:22:32.907 --> 02:22:36.910 [UNKNOWN]: And so, it rang and I picked up and I'm like, fuck, it's shooting. 02:22:41.876 --> 02:22:44.158 [UNKNOWN]: She's like, Brad, why haven't you showed up for work? 02:22:44.198 --> 02:22:45.758 [UNKNOWN]: And I hired you. 02:22:45.878 --> 02:22:48.219 [UNKNOWN]: I said, Judy, I said, I think I'm doing a favor. 02:22:48.239 --> 02:22:50.401 [UNKNOWN]: I said, you're your regulars don't like me. 02:22:51.581 --> 02:22:52.962 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, they've made it very clear. 02:22:55.462 --> 02:22:59.846 [UNKNOWN]: I'll pack my t-shirt and I get it and she goes she goes you're missing the point. 02:23:00.407 --> 02:23:02.569 [UNKNOWN]: They love you Yeah, they don't like you. 02:23:02.589 --> 02:23:03.570 [UNKNOWN]: They're not gonna rip on you. 02:23:04.370 --> 02:23:15.320 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah That that's the fact in fact they're asking about where you are that's a really strong thing and I I said are you serious admiration are you serious? 02:23:16.081 --> 02:23:17.982 [UNKNOWN]: I said because I'm dead serious. 02:23:18.022 --> 02:23:19.504 [UNKNOWN]: I said all right I'll come back 02:23:20.860 --> 02:23:24.564 [UNKNOWN]: And I said, I'm glad I caught you, because obviously I was trying to ignore you. 02:23:25.726 --> 02:23:29.470 [UNKNOWN]: And I feel bad for that, but you're too sweet to let down a person. 02:23:29.730 --> 02:23:32.874 [UNKNOWN]: And I said that to her, you know, right, right, and Dick and Judy were in my wedding. 02:23:33.154 --> 02:23:33.374 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:23:33.815 --> 02:23:39.021 [UNKNOWN]: I mean, so I went back and they became everybody at that bar. 02:23:41.157 --> 02:23:42.138 [UNKNOWN]: became my best friends. 02:23:42.539 --> 02:23:42.879 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 02:23:43.780 --> 02:24:00.557 [UNKNOWN]: How amazing is that now and it's it's a life story though, but the in in Perry is throwing two slettles three three up three still out of we're out I don't know I'm finished your story no but that that that is a story and I think that's the the most pointy part of the story is. 02:24:01.765 --> 02:24:07.668 [UNKNOWN]: Sometimes, when people love you, they rip, they rip you out. 02:24:08.148 --> 02:24:08.449 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 02:24:09.109 --> 02:24:10.610 [UNKNOWN]: And wife must really love me. 02:24:10.810 --> 02:24:11.650 [UNKNOWN]: Well, I think she does. 02:24:12.971 --> 02:24:14.092 [UNKNOWN]: And that's the love language, right? 02:24:14.112 --> 02:24:15.112 [UNKNOWN]: So it is. 02:24:15.573 --> 02:24:17.654 [UNKNOWN]: You have to kind of read between the lines sometimes. 02:24:17.714 --> 02:24:19.735 [UNKNOWN]: And that's something that I can't tell you. 02:24:19.915 --> 02:24:25.198 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and you know, the funny thing is, is like arc arc heads in my generation. 02:24:25.898 --> 02:24:34.761 [UNKNOWN]: or our kids generation is like they need to need to get that they need to understand that. 02:24:35.401 --> 02:24:36.942 [UNKNOWN]: I think it's a socialization thing, right? 02:24:36.962 --> 02:24:42.704 [UNKNOWN]: So if you're hiding behind the phone, your Snapchat and you're doing this, you're doing that and maybe you meet up every once in all, but it's very short. 02:24:42.764 --> 02:24:47.466 [UNKNOWN]: It's not like what we used to do when we used to go run and be eight hours at a time. 02:24:47.526 --> 02:24:48.186 [UNKNOWN]: That's right. 02:24:48.286 --> 02:24:52.448 [UNKNOWN]: It goes right back to the socialization of the socialization when 02:24:54.188 --> 02:25:06.799 [UNKNOWN]: You're uptown as our kids have gotten older John us speaking of yours and mine and and Brad's too They now they've definitely become more social than than even kids maybe five six years ago Yeah, I think it's due to sports. 02:25:06.959 --> 02:25:07.539 [UNKNOWN]: I think so too. 02:25:07.559 --> 02:25:08.140 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, oh no 02:25:09.941 --> 02:25:21.151 [UNKNOWN]: I think kids are blessed because I agree, I think that's the only outlet you get to to actually be in there is you know It there is the you catch a bunch of that shit in the locker room. 02:25:21.351 --> 02:25:34.982 [UNKNOWN]: No, yeah, what you know There's a lot of ballbusting all the ballbusting and on the bus to a way games and stuff like that they they catch that life lesson like Yeah, I'm not gonna get up. 02:25:35.122 --> 02:25:38.405 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you go out into the real world and you don't have that 02:25:39.628 --> 02:25:40.850 [UNKNOWN]: You're gonna crumble. 02:25:40.930 --> 02:25:44.714 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, like I did like I did the first few weeks on the topic. 02:25:44.754 --> 02:25:47.036 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, exactly right brother exactly right. 02:25:47.237 --> 02:25:48.158 [UNKNOWN]: You know, you got it. 02:25:48.278 --> 02:25:49.940 [UNKNOWN]: You got it and I tried to hide 02:25:50.822 --> 02:25:51.022 [UNKNOWN]: Right. 02:25:51.202 --> 02:25:54.946 [UNKNOWN]: And then she pulled you out and that was a big deal. 02:25:55.086 --> 02:25:55.967 [UNKNOWN]: It was by accident. 02:25:56.507 --> 02:26:00.872 [UNKNOWN]: If I had accidentally answered that, I don't know if I had ever learned that lesson and it was a big deal for you. 02:26:01.012 --> 02:26:03.875 [UNKNOWN]: It was it was it was one of the most important lessons. 02:26:04.155 --> 02:26:04.575 [UNKNOWN]: That's right. 02:26:04.595 --> 02:26:05.376 [UNKNOWN]: There are skills. 02:26:05.396 --> 02:26:07.258 [UNKNOWN]: You have to get punched through a mouth a couple of times. 02:26:07.738 --> 02:26:08.619 [UNKNOWN]: I have one question. 02:26:08.759 --> 02:26:14.625 [UNKNOWN]: How do you infuse today, meaning purpose and virtue in your lives? 02:26:16.239 --> 02:26:18.202 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, we did not have time to answer that. 02:26:18.242 --> 02:26:20.384 [UNKNOWN]: But, you know, that's a great thing to pick up next week. 02:26:20.664 --> 02:26:21.966 [UNKNOWN]: That's a great, let's pick it up next week. 02:26:21.986 --> 02:26:23.648 [UNKNOWN]: It's a good segue to that. 02:26:23.668 --> 02:26:24.229 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I don't think. 02:26:24.249 --> 02:26:26.591 [UNKNOWN]: Right that down because that, that's a whole segment. 02:26:26.872 --> 02:26:32.498 [UNKNOWN]: Because we are in a different, just talking about, you know, we're in a different time. 02:26:32.719 --> 02:26:36.203 [UNKNOWN]: We came up in the school of hard knocks, which, 02:26:37.464 --> 02:26:51.412 [UNKNOWN]: which is fantastic, but my son, I, we're talking on the porch last night, you know, every every generation wants their their kids to have it better than they had, but we're almost our generation is that. 02:26:52.415 --> 02:27:01.505 [UNKNOWN]: to a fault Johnny I hate to catch off, but we're going to lose camera and tell you a second all right, cheers and thank you Johnny, this new rip was unbelievable. 02:27:01.905 --> 02:27:03.727 [UNKNOWN]: First down, every chip, thank you. 02:27:03.747 --> 02:27:04.268 [UNKNOWN]: Delicious. 02:27:04.548 --> 02:27:05.169 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you all. 02:27:05.910 --> 02:27:07.491 [UNKNOWN]: This has been Bourbon with Brad. 02:27:08.072 --> 02:27:09.774 [UNKNOWN]: Be sure to like and follow. 02:27:10.314 --> 02:27:10.695 [UNKNOWN]: Cheers. 02:27:11.541 --> 02:27:17.444 [UNKNOWN]: The views and opinions shared on the bourbon with Brad podcast are our own, and those of our guests. 02:27:18.145 --> 02:27:23.328 [UNKNOWN]: Nothing 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