WEBVTT 00:00.331 --> 00:01.412 [SPEAKER_00]: I believe you went on a date. 00:01.712 --> 00:02.412 [SPEAKER_02]: I did go on a date. 00:02.493 --> 00:03.393 [SPEAKER_00]: Would you like to talk about it? 00:03.673 --> 00:14.420 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm happy to and I was like And he was like, are you drunk and I was like Test-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-tiss-t 00:23.922 --> 00:32.146 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay, we are soon to be live nine, 10 seconds for here. 00:32.926 --> 00:34.747 [SPEAKER_01]: Whoa, those are fast 10 seconds. 00:35.828 --> 00:36.508 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, I meant like, 00:37.942 --> 00:56.020 [SPEAKER_02]: 8, 9, 10, I just didn't say the 8 or 9, I just didn't say the 8 or 9, I just didn't say the 8 or 9, I just didn't say the 8 or 9, I just didn't say the 8 or 9, I just didn't say the 8 or 9, I just didn't say the 8 or 9, I just didn't say the 8 or 9, I just didn't say the 8 or 9, I just didn't say the 8 or 9, I just didn't say the 8 or 9, I just didn't say the 8 or 9, I just didn't say the 8 or 9, I just didn't say the 8 or 9, I just didn't say the 8 or 9, I just didn't say the 8 or 9, I just didn't say the 8 or 9, I just didn't say the 8 or 9, I just didn't say the 8 or 9, I just didn't say the 8 or 9, I just didn't say the 8 or 9, I just didn't say the 8 00:56.420 --> 01:03.206 [SPEAKER_00]: Tell me who are and the reason why I say this, you know, like there was such an emphasis on like learning how to count and like I don't know Pretty school. 01:03.426 --> 01:05.728 [SPEAKER_00]: How I don't know how we'll be where we like learned how to count. 01:05.768 --> 01:11.072 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, and now like Every workout class so much counting. 01:11.792 --> 01:20.179 [SPEAKER_00]: So much counting and some of these girls love them to death can't count like they do, but they like They're like three 01:21.860 --> 01:22.261 [SPEAKER_00]: Four. 01:22.781 --> 01:43.696 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm like, there's like two seconds of this in the between there that you did not like we are doing more than you're saying We're doing I should kind of have that thought yesterday with this various lesson I went to big it's they get very creative with their counting to make it You feel as the participant that you're not that it's like going faster, but it's not well Pilates instructors are like 01:45.037 --> 01:45.918 [SPEAKER_01]: known for this. 01:46.218 --> 01:49.600 [SPEAKER_01]: I feel like because the reps are supposed to be so slow. 01:49.620 --> 01:53.562 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, that they're counting in terms of reps, not seconds. 01:53.822 --> 01:59.805 [SPEAKER_01]: So then they're like, okay, you have five left and then you have a whole 30 seconds. 02:00.065 --> 02:02.367 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, before they get to four torture. 02:02.727 --> 02:03.627 [SPEAKER_00]: I guess they do it though. 02:04.148 --> 02:12.232 [SPEAKER_00]: Accounting isn't a crucial part of a workout class, so you know like how much longer you've got, but sometimes I'm like, I wish you wouldn't have told me that. 02:12.592 --> 02:15.913 [SPEAKER_00]: I do like when they count down versus up. 02:16.273 --> 02:16.673 [SPEAKER_01]: Wait, two. 02:16.833 --> 02:20.514 [SPEAKER_00]: When they're like 10, nine, eight versus one, two, three. 02:20.634 --> 02:27.136 [SPEAKER_01]: But that's also why I love subtle methods so much because it's time-based, not rap-based. 02:27.876 --> 02:29.337 [SPEAKER_01]: So it's all just 30 seconds. 02:29.417 --> 02:30.677 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm in a great grade. 02:31.117 --> 02:33.398 [SPEAKER_01]: 60 seconds, and then 20 seconds intervals. 02:33.418 --> 02:33.898 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't even 30. 02:35.330 --> 02:46.753 [SPEAKER_00]: I had this class a few days ago, a core power where the girl, I really liked her instruction and actually forget her name to be honest with you, but she forgot a whole section in the middle. 02:47.974 --> 02:52.275 [SPEAKER_00]: But then she was like, well, I didn't even notice because, you know, I'm like the client. 02:52.355 --> 02:58.977 [SPEAKER_00]: I was like, okay, like, because in core power, you do like left side, then you'll kind of do something else and then you do the right side. 02:59.037 --> 03:02.818 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, so I thought that you meant it was like after you already did it once and then you 03:05.381 --> 03:08.397 [SPEAKER_01]: You know that they skipped over it and you know that you're gonna have to go do it again. 03:08.773 --> 03:12.636 [SPEAKER_00]: I know exactly what you mean, but you know, she skipped like the middle portion. 03:12.816 --> 03:15.618 [SPEAKER_00]: We just went from left leg to right leg, which was fine. 03:15.638 --> 03:24.164 [SPEAKER_00]: I didn't feel weird to me, but then we like get to like where it's supposed to be kind of the cool down, where she goes, oh wait, I forgot that really hard section in the middle. 03:24.425 --> 03:25.485 [SPEAKER_00]: We're doing that now. 03:25.886 --> 03:32.571 [SPEAKER_00]: And she can't say that, she didn't say really hard, but it ended up being really okay. 03:32.871 --> 03:36.353 [SPEAKER_02]: She was like, oh my god, I've read this little thing and she was like, it's going to be 03:39.983 --> 03:45.606 [SPEAKER_01]: I was not happy, whenever they say it's going to be so fun, you know, you're about to be fighting for your life. 03:47.387 --> 03:51.349 [SPEAKER_00]: Anyway, yeah, so we do a lot more counting and adulthood than I thought. 03:51.849 --> 03:53.090 [SPEAKER_02]: Specific to work our classes. 03:53.730 --> 03:55.251 [SPEAKER_00]: Specific to work out classes. 03:57.032 --> 03:57.993 [SPEAKER_00]: Uh, there's podcasts. 03:58.253 --> 03:58.713 [SPEAKER_02]: Intress. 03:58.873 --> 03:59.854 [SPEAKER_00]: Podcast intros. 03:59.874 --> 04:02.215 [SPEAKER_00]: There's probably other, other counties. 04:02.235 --> 04:03.255 [SPEAKER_02]: Do you still count on your hangers? 04:03.856 --> 04:06.057 [SPEAKER_02]: I still count on my fingers for sure, yes. 04:06.217 --> 04:07.758 [SPEAKER_02]: Do you still do multiplication on your fingers? 04:08.633 --> 04:10.056 [SPEAKER_01]: That's only worse for nines. 04:10.837 --> 04:11.759 [SPEAKER_02]: Only works for nines. 04:13.221 --> 04:14.404 [SPEAKER_02]: Why does that even work? 04:14.784 --> 04:15.526 [SPEAKER_02]: Isn't that kind of crazy? 04:15.966 --> 04:17.629 [SPEAKER_01]: Hmm, nine times. 04:17.649 --> 04:18.832 [SPEAKER_00]: Because you have ten fingers. 04:20.695 --> 04:21.216 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know get it. 04:21.505 --> 04:22.606 [SPEAKER_00]: See, I forgot how to do that. 04:22.686 --> 04:23.247 [SPEAKER_00]: I don't know that. 04:23.447 --> 04:24.508 [SPEAKER_00]: I have a calculator for that. 04:24.588 --> 04:29.433 [SPEAKER_02]: But you just do, you put like, I put my seven finger down and then you say nine times seven is 63. 04:29.493 --> 04:33.037 [SPEAKER_02]: And then eighth finger down nine times eight is 72. 04:33.657 --> 04:35.639 [SPEAKER_02]: Because you have seven on this nine times two there. 04:35.659 --> 04:36.580 [SPEAKER_00]: So nine times three is 27. 04:36.701 --> 04:36.921 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah. 04:37.862 --> 04:38.743 [SPEAKER_00]: But no eight. 04:39.355 --> 04:39.535 [SPEAKER_02]: 27. 04:39.855 --> 04:40.356 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh my god. 04:40.616 --> 04:40.896 [SPEAKER_00]: See? 04:40.956 --> 04:41.516 [SPEAKER_02]: This is 4. 04:41.536 --> 04:41.696 [SPEAKER_02]: 3. 04:41.917 --> 04:43.157 [SPEAKER_02]: Do you want? 04:43.297 --> 04:44.598 [SPEAKER_00]: This is something I left in the past. 04:44.638 --> 04:46.640 [SPEAKER_00]: There's this. 04:47.320 --> 04:48.381 [SPEAKER_00]: Do you remember? 04:48.441 --> 04:49.361 [SPEAKER_00]: Do you remember? 04:50.322 --> 04:52.383 [SPEAKER_00]: Honestly, it feels like such back to school time of year. 04:52.403 --> 04:53.444 [SPEAKER_00]: This feels very relevant. 04:53.464 --> 04:54.845 [SPEAKER_00]: Do you remember in math class? 04:55.185 --> 05:06.172 [SPEAKER_00]: Maybe this is just like ingrained in my memory because it was like a trauma moment for me where in certain levels of math, we would for tests get like a very small piece of paper and you could write as much as you 05:06.752 --> 05:21.909 [SPEAKER_00]: Yes, on the work page, but like page it, but you only got one piece of scrap paper But like I'm talking a very tiny like two inch by two inch like little piece of paper There was like certain levels of math You were allowed you could make a cheat sheet. 05:21.989 --> 05:23.931 [SPEAKER_00]: Yes, that's what I'm not scrap paper. 05:23.951 --> 05:24.512 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, cheat sheet 05:25.751 --> 05:40.836 [SPEAKER_00]: And like I remember making index cards so small like my little lettuce that was like torture And you know the teacher loved watching us try to write as tiny as we can to make sure we get all the information though 05:41.438 --> 05:43.600 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm pretty sure I needed a magnifying glass. 05:43.660 --> 05:45.582 [SPEAKER_02]: Like mine was like microscopic. 05:46.183 --> 05:51.088 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, but I used to write with those little like, you know the pencils that had the, the thing that you put out. 05:51.108 --> 05:51.909 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, mechanical pencil. 05:51.929 --> 05:52.930 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, mechanical pencil. 05:53.210 --> 05:53.671 [SPEAKER_02]: So it was like this. 05:53.751 --> 05:58.756 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh my god, you definitely loved giving people fake shots with mechanical pencils. 05:59.500 --> 06:00.140 [SPEAKER_02]: No, I didn't. 06:00.161 --> 06:01.281 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't even know what that means. 06:02.142 --> 06:03.142 [SPEAKER_01]: People used to do that. 06:03.342 --> 06:04.363 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, I didn't do that. 06:04.963 --> 06:06.724 [SPEAKER_00]: I don't like shots in the arm. 06:06.804 --> 06:08.565 [SPEAKER_00]: I thought you were trying to like drink. 06:08.966 --> 06:09.526 [SPEAKER_00]: I don't know. 06:09.566 --> 06:10.066 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know. 06:10.106 --> 06:14.829 [SPEAKER_02]: I was like, how would I give somebody a shot with the mechanical ones, but then I was like, the lead into their hands? 06:14.849 --> 06:16.270 [SPEAKER_02]: No, I did do that all the time. 06:16.650 --> 06:16.930 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 06:17.130 --> 06:17.331 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 06:17.591 --> 06:19.532 [SPEAKER_02]: Except I didn't call it like a fake shot. 06:19.552 --> 06:22.113 [SPEAKER_02]: I think I was like pretending to stab people. 06:22.574 --> 06:25.795 [SPEAKER_02]: But then obviously you like are holding the hat and so it doesn't actually stab them. 06:26.776 --> 06:27.496 [SPEAKER_02]: It just goes in. 06:28.807 --> 06:30.668 [SPEAKER_02]: And then you're like, hi, I didn't stab you. 06:30.808 --> 06:31.488 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay, watch ya. 06:32.469 --> 06:33.509 [SPEAKER_00]: Do you feel it? 06:34.450 --> 06:36.711 [SPEAKER_00]: Do you feel like everyone uses mechanical pencils now? 06:37.111 --> 06:37.251 [SPEAKER_02]: No. 06:37.991 --> 06:38.732 [SPEAKER_02]: Actually, I don't know, maybe. 06:38.752 --> 06:39.412 [SPEAKER_02]: Do you think so? 06:40.112 --> 06:40.492 [SPEAKER_00]: I don't know. 06:40.512 --> 06:41.553 [SPEAKER_02]: Do you feel like being used pencils? 06:41.633 --> 06:42.894 [SPEAKER_00]: It felt like kind of like this model. 06:42.914 --> 06:43.454 [SPEAKER_00]: I really know. 06:43.474 --> 06:44.714 [SPEAKER_00]: They use like iPads. 06:44.734 --> 06:46.295 [SPEAKER_00]: So sad. 06:46.375 --> 06:48.656 [SPEAKER_00]: Do people even use lead anymore? 06:48.676 --> 06:50.637 [SPEAKER_02]: So people fill in? 06:50.657 --> 06:52.238 [SPEAKER_02]: Not as a lot of super bad for the environment. 06:55.132 --> 06:55.592 [SPEAKER_02]: It's got me. 06:55.612 --> 07:03.274 [SPEAKER_00]: You know, hit us with the biomethyl question, do you hear that silence because like the whole thing? 07:03.394 --> 07:06.435 [SPEAKER_00]: You mean, lead in, in paint is bad. 07:07.375 --> 07:09.256 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, like a spestus, lead paint. 07:09.276 --> 07:11.296 [SPEAKER_02]: But isn't like lead the same anywhere you have it? 07:11.376 --> 07:11.656 [SPEAKER_02]: No. 07:11.676 --> 07:13.537 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, it's a material. 07:13.597 --> 07:13.817 [SPEAKER_02]: No. 07:13.837 --> 07:18.318 [SPEAKER_01]: That paint is like a chemical that's bad for you to inhale. 07:19.769 --> 07:21.051 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, but that's what you're thinking. 07:21.251 --> 07:25.517 [SPEAKER_01]: But if you're thinking that production is about the thing for our men, then tisk, tisk. 07:26.259 --> 07:26.799 [SPEAKER_02]: Why now? 07:27.180 --> 07:30.825 [SPEAKER_02]: I was about to be like, let me go ask chat to be TV, then I was like, wow, also look cool. 07:30.925 --> 07:31.045 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 07:32.648 --> 07:33.629 [SPEAKER_00]: Everything's going to kill us. 07:33.930 --> 07:34.731 [SPEAKER_00]: OK, do you want to know? 07:34.751 --> 07:35.752 [SPEAKER_00]: Because I just googled it. 07:35.772 --> 07:35.973 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 07:36.819 --> 07:41.004 [SPEAKER_00]: There's Raider's Digest article called Lead, Lead, or Lead. 07:41.725 --> 07:41.805 [SPEAKER_00]: Oh. 07:42.285 --> 07:50.234 [SPEAKER_00]: Lead B actually contains the toxic heavy metal lead, whereas lead pencils, lead in quotation marks, contain non-toxic graphite and clay. 07:50.254 --> 07:51.115 [SPEAKER_02]: Uh-huh. 07:51.235 --> 07:51.716 [SPEAKER_00]: Different. 07:52.376 --> 07:53.598 [SPEAKER_02]: So what the heck is lead them? 07:54.886 --> 08:02.129 [SPEAKER_02]: It's a heavy metal like on the periodic table so yeah, yeah, okay, duh that's what I thought But I was like how can there be multiple types of letters? 08:02.149 --> 08:08.472 [SPEAKER_02]: I guess it's a periodic table or did I just sound really really smart you I was like yeah Of course, it's on the periodic table. 08:08.893 --> 08:10.133 [SPEAKER_00]: Oh, it is and guess what? 08:10.153 --> 08:10.954 [SPEAKER_02]: Ellie is it Ellie? 08:11.134 --> 08:13.655 [SPEAKER_02]: No, no, guess what the symbol is you're never gonna get it each. 08:14.195 --> 08:17.897 [SPEAKER_00]: No, it's two two letters That's lit on the periodic table. 08:18.277 --> 08:18.417 [SPEAKER_00]: Yes 08:25.614 --> 08:52.427 [SPEAKER_00]: uh... the first letter is p oh page no pl no pz pb pb bn water um... pb2 and the room confused about we're automatically oh you know why it's from the latin plumbum i don't know plumbum i actually feel like i remember that do you 08:53.265 --> 08:56.748 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes, now that you said it key. 08:56.788 --> 08:57.889 [SPEAKER_02]: We both on sick as hell. 08:57.949 --> 09:04.835 [SPEAKER_00]: No, I like just had a I told you guys I forgot to mix my vanilla creamer and I just got a chunk down my throat I've been it. 09:04.855 --> 09:06.837 [SPEAKER_02]: Why is your vanilla creamer junky? 09:07.817 --> 09:09.119 [SPEAKER_00]: I I don't ask questions. 09:09.139 --> 09:10.260 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't want to know the answer to 09:11.560 --> 09:14.144 [SPEAKER_02]: Katie, you can't be drinking chunky gravy. 09:14.184 --> 09:15.626 [SPEAKER_00]: I just bought it yesterday. 09:15.646 --> 09:17.169 [SPEAKER_00]: It's definitely not expired. 09:17.249 --> 09:21.756 [SPEAKER_02]: Is nobody concerned that Katie's literally talking about drinking chunks of vanilla cream. 09:21.776 --> 09:22.757 [SPEAKER_02]: That's not normal. 09:22.777 --> 09:23.638 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, it's not just a can. 09:23.779 --> 09:24.980 [SPEAKER_00]: It's organic. 09:25.301 --> 09:26.323 [SPEAKER_00]: You know, like organic. 09:26.363 --> 09:27.024 [SPEAKER_00]: Chobani. 09:28.225 --> 09:30.026 [SPEAKER_00]: No, it's like Whole Foods Brand. 09:30.527 --> 09:30.707 [SPEAKER_00]: Uh-oh. 09:30.767 --> 09:31.267 [SPEAKER_02]: It's vegan. 09:31.768 --> 09:32.628 [SPEAKER_02]: They're grossed out. 09:32.948 --> 09:37.792 [SPEAKER_02]: The amount of things that Colby and I have seen this morning, by before 8 a.m. is concerning. 09:37.812 --> 09:38.192 [SPEAKER_02]: What's up? 09:38.212 --> 09:38.753 [SPEAKER_02]: What did you see? 09:39.133 --> 09:40.614 [SPEAKER_02]: Well first off, can you and I walk out our door? 09:40.934 --> 09:41.315 [SPEAKER_02]: Who? 09:41.895 --> 09:43.096 [SPEAKER_02]: Sorry, Colby. 09:43.296 --> 09:45.117 [SPEAKER_02]: I didn't even know this. 09:45.317 --> 09:46.098 [SPEAKER_02]: Remember his working? 09:46.198 --> 09:46.798 [SPEAKER_00]: It's not there. 09:47.419 --> 09:49.921 [SPEAKER_02]: Last time it was a martini tonight for me, so I was like, whoa! 09:50.041 --> 09:50.361 [SPEAKER_02]: Out late. 09:50.381 --> 09:51.522 [SPEAKER_02]: I had a lot of martinis and I'm... 09:51.922 --> 09:52.562 [SPEAKER_02]: You can hear my voice. 09:53.462 --> 09:55.083 [SPEAKER_02]: Kobe and I walk out the door walking in a street. 09:55.483 --> 10:00.084 [SPEAKER_02]: He was like directly in front of us, who like, I see kind of like almost swipes the side of me. 10:00.244 --> 10:06.426 [SPEAKER_02]: And then walk directly in front of us is, I don't forget what we used to call them, but the guy that I used to like, hook up with who lives in Chelsea. 10:06.986 --> 10:07.546 [SPEAKER_02]: That he stayed. 10:07.806 --> 10:09.527 [SPEAKER_01]: No, it's like, yep, he's hopping away. 10:09.567 --> 10:18.749 [SPEAKER_02]: He's like, we were just yapping, but I could like tell that he saw Kobe and I and was like leaving the gym and then going around us and then sped up so that he wouldn't have to like say hi or stop. 10:18.789 --> 10:20.590 [SPEAKER_02]: Which is fair, it's like 730, I'm like I get it. 10:20.810 --> 10:23.852 [SPEAKER_00]: It's, it's before the hour of conversation with. 10:23.912 --> 10:24.272 [SPEAKER_00]: Totally. 10:24.492 --> 10:25.333 [SPEAKER_00]: Excellent time. 10:25.613 --> 10:25.973 [SPEAKER_02]: Quiet time. 10:26.053 --> 10:26.694 [SPEAKER_00]: It is quiet time. 10:26.754 --> 10:27.674 [SPEAKER_00]: It looks like you're with me. 10:27.874 --> 10:30.056 [SPEAKER_02]: But he's somebody that I'm literally friends with. 10:30.076 --> 10:31.517 [SPEAKER_02]: Like invited my birthday party. 10:31.557 --> 10:33.278 [SPEAKER_02]: Like text me last week. 10:33.298 --> 10:33.798 [SPEAKER_02]: Kind of birthday. 10:33.838 --> 10:34.738 [SPEAKER_02]: Did he go to the party? 10:34.939 --> 10:36.299 [SPEAKER_02]: No, he was, I'm traveling for work. 10:36.439 --> 10:37.840 [SPEAKER_00]: He texted you happy birthday. 10:37.860 --> 10:39.862 [SPEAKER_00]: And he pretended not to see you this morning. 10:39.902 --> 10:40.202 [SPEAKER_00]: Totally. 10:40.402 --> 10:41.643 [SPEAKER_00]: OK, that's a little different. 10:41.703 --> 10:45.985 [SPEAKER_02]: He had to pretend to not see me because he, and Colby, or I were walking those streets. 10:46.546 --> 10:47.746 [SPEAKER_02]: And then we hit the other side of the street. 10:47.766 --> 10:50.348 [SPEAKER_02]: And then he like walks by me and in front of me. 10:51.753 --> 11:12.051 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay, so there's no way he didn't see you now and then he's walking front of the entire time That's fine, and then I'm like, oh, that was stay on the same road like if I were to see someone I didn't want to talk to I would fully reroute myself like I didn't know that we were gonna follow That's why I'm like maybe he didn't see me actually, but like he was two inches away from me So I'm kind of like you had to see me and I was he coping every yapping. 11:12.111 --> 11:15.634 [SPEAKER_02]: I can't deferred my voice Anyways, his matter maybe he went blind the last week. 11:15.935 --> 11:16.895 [SPEAKER_02]: He was like suddenly I'm blind 11:18.679 --> 11:20.600 [SPEAKER_00]: he was like, I need context. 11:20.800 --> 11:22.541 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, maybe he wasn't wearing his glasses. 11:23.321 --> 11:24.102 [SPEAKER_02]: Honestly, so fair. 11:24.442 --> 11:26.543 [SPEAKER_02]: There's so many, I didn't help you through this. 11:26.583 --> 11:28.764 [SPEAKER_02]: In my head, I was like, I didn't want to talk. 11:28.884 --> 11:29.565 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I didn't want to talk. 11:29.585 --> 11:30.906 [SPEAKER_02]: I was like, honestly, I don't play middle. 11:31.266 --> 11:32.687 [SPEAKER_02]: It's like me and Colby were yapping away. 11:32.707 --> 11:33.887 [SPEAKER_00]: I did have to do that. 11:33.947 --> 11:36.669 [SPEAKER_02]: And then we would have had to walk down the street like together. 11:36.689 --> 11:37.809 [SPEAKER_02]: It would have been a lot, you know? 11:37.829 --> 11:38.590 [SPEAKER_02]: It's like, I'm a man. 11:39.350 --> 11:39.991 [SPEAKER_00]: Be grateful. 11:40.632 --> 11:41.052 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm grateful. 11:41.152 --> 11:42.053 [SPEAKER_00]: Be grateful. 11:42.674 --> 11:44.496 [SPEAKER_00]: But that that brings me to you. 11:44.616 --> 11:45.257 [SPEAKER_00]: That wasn't gross. 11:45.617 --> 11:45.918 [SPEAKER_02]: Sorry. 11:46.078 --> 11:51.244 [SPEAKER_02]: I started this out by being like, we saw some gross things this morning and then go into talking about like this guy that I used to cook like that. 11:51.264 --> 11:51.744 [SPEAKER_02]: Please, great. 11:51.764 --> 11:54.928 [SPEAKER_02]: And I love what we get down the street. 11:55.268 --> 11:57.611 [SPEAKER_02]: And I'm happy about something and Colby is like, oh my god. 11:57.971 --> 11:58.412 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh my god. 12:00.700 --> 12:04.984 [SPEAKER_02]: And I'm like looking in front of me because it looks like somebody's like filming something But that was like a whole other thing. 12:05.004 --> 12:07.907 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't even know what they were filming and they're going to do your right Do your right. 12:08.267 --> 12:12.131 [SPEAKER_02]: There is a man Like shit in on the street between two cars. 12:12.371 --> 12:13.392 [SPEAKER_00]: Oh, yeah, I've seen that before. 12:13.412 --> 12:14.013 [SPEAKER_00]: Oh, my god. 12:14.033 --> 12:18.237 [SPEAKER_00]: Like his yeah I is but was like making I come to know his butt. 12:18.317 --> 12:23.822 [SPEAKER_01]: He was like And now I have this turd talking to Adam so like I saw it and I was like 12:25.165 --> 12:28.628 [SPEAKER_02]: You just like full bent over, like, but whole, whole, whole way, and I. Yeah. 12:28.989 --> 12:32.051 [SPEAKER_01]: That was like, I had to see this so now you must. 12:32.172 --> 12:32.372 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 12:32.492 --> 12:35.555 [SPEAKER_02]: And then actually, but I couldn't even, like, conceptualize what was happening. 12:35.575 --> 12:42.941 [SPEAKER_02]: Like, because it was like this guy fully bent over, asks cheeks out, but it didn't like look like a but whole, if you know what I'm saying? 12:43.202 --> 12:44.083 [SPEAKER_01]: What did it look like? 12:45.033 --> 13:03.406 [SPEAKER_02]: Not a butthole and then he was like, I was like, well was that I was like a man shitting I think If I had to get so far flexed like really a no idea what's going on So yeah, he was just shitting in the street. 13:03.666 --> 13:04.967 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, wiping his butt hole 13:05.167 --> 13:06.268 [SPEAKER_00]: Too early for that. 13:06.668 --> 13:07.669 [SPEAKER_01]: It was too early for me. 13:07.749 --> 13:08.049 [SPEAKER_01]: But I guess. 13:08.069 --> 13:08.429 [SPEAKER_02]: It's really. 13:08.930 --> 13:09.570 [SPEAKER_00]: Make your calls. 13:09.650 --> 13:12.572 [SPEAKER_02]: And you would like see this bike or like bite by. 13:12.632 --> 13:15.835 [SPEAKER_02]: And then she all of a sudden like looked back because she was like, what the hell is it? 13:15.855 --> 13:17.416 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, everybody was clocking in. 13:17.576 --> 13:18.717 [SPEAKER_02]: It was like, every was clocking in. 13:18.757 --> 13:23.900 [SPEAKER_02]: And then we went to the coffee shop and you can like so clearly see outside of the coffee shop window and I wanted to say something to the coffee shop. 13:24.260 --> 13:26.782 [SPEAKER_02]: Girl because I'm like, friendly with her because I go there all the time. 13:27.223 --> 13:28.363 [SPEAKER_02]: But I was like, I'm just gonna let that. 13:28.383 --> 13:29.364 [SPEAKER_00]: No, spare her. 13:29.424 --> 13:30.465 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I was like, I'm not going to turn her. 13:30.485 --> 13:33.607 [SPEAKER_00]: I was like, spare her from the horror of witnessing someone 13:35.108 --> 13:38.831 [SPEAKER_00]: Things you should not see that people just shit in in the street. 13:38.891 --> 13:42.254 [SPEAKER_02]: I was like, you know what this is New York I guess people just do this here. 13:42.795 --> 13:59.910 [SPEAKER_01]: I love and why I see concrete jungle It seems I'm made of there's nothing you can't do You can't do like I know I was like where the police I was on the subway a few days ago and there was this lady just smoking a cigarette 14:00.725 --> 14:15.595 [SPEAKER_00]: on the train like as it was moving and I'm like I feel like somehow this is a bad thing like I feel like maybe you could vape I guess like but like that feels like something that's not going to stick on the train. 14:16.056 --> 14:19.278 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah like I feel like that's maybe not a flame. 14:19.298 --> 14:24.802 [SPEAKER_00]: Do you ever feel like maybe some people are like able to time travel 14:26.147 --> 14:32.255 [SPEAKER_00]: Have you seen the movie, is it about time where the guy comes from a family of time travelers? 14:32.275 --> 14:34.198 [SPEAKER_00]: And I know what you're talking about. 14:34.238 --> 14:38.083 [SPEAKER_00]: But he doesn't tell people that he can time travel because all this so-and-wholesome. 14:38.958 --> 14:40.079 [SPEAKER_02]: No, I thought it was mine, Reynolds. 14:40.519 --> 14:40.799 [SPEAKER_00]: Neither. 14:41.440 --> 14:41.540 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh. 14:42.060 --> 14:42.341 [SPEAKER_02]: Neither. 14:42.621 --> 14:47.345 [SPEAKER_01]: The movie that I'm thinking of, the guy, like, falls in love in their paris. 14:47.985 --> 14:49.947 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay, no, that's not what I'm talking about. 14:50.047 --> 14:51.328 [SPEAKER_01]: That might be what I'm thinking of. 14:51.588 --> 14:52.669 [SPEAKER_02]: I think that's the name of this. 14:52.749 --> 14:54.530 [SPEAKER_00]: So this is, okay, this is what I was talking about. 14:54.590 --> 14:55.331 [SPEAKER_00]: It was seeing that. 14:55.351 --> 14:56.252 [SPEAKER_01]: We should make that. 14:56.712 --> 14:57.813 [SPEAKER_01]: No, that's not about that. 14:59.134 --> 15:01.456 [SPEAKER_00]: What's it about like car accident? 15:02.176 --> 15:08.681 [SPEAKER_00]: No, that leaf that is a different movie You're thinking of a dragon. 15:08.841 --> 15:20.349 [SPEAKER_00]: No, you're not you're thinking about there's a necklace sparks movie where she gets to the car accident or whatever Anyway, this is Rachel Megadams Some guy named Dom Hall Gleason and 15:21.500 --> 15:25.741 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, so the dad tells the son, hey, we can time travel. 15:26.522 --> 15:31.183 [SPEAKER_00]: And but you shouldn't tell people in your life that you can time travel, you need to keep it a secret. 15:31.503 --> 15:33.524 [SPEAKER_00]: Like I didn't even, I think their mom didn't even know. 15:33.544 --> 15:34.324 [SPEAKER_00]: Like his mom didn't know. 15:34.584 --> 15:37.505 [SPEAKER_00]: Like runs in the family, only the men in the family can time travel. 15:37.625 --> 15:38.086 [SPEAKER_00]: Classic. 15:38.666 --> 15:40.426 [SPEAKER_01]: And only the men in the plastic. 15:40.846 --> 15:48.249 [SPEAKER_01]: But he doesn't tell people because he doesn't want them to, like, so he really gets up and goes to work in the 1920s and then comes back to really. 15:48.898 --> 16:03.787 [SPEAKER_00]: well he like he really wanted to get a girlfriend so he was using his time traveling like he like saw this girl that he really liked Rachel McAdams and he like started time traveling to like to to be there like 10 seconds earlier so he could run into her and then gotta stay just like a waste of your own. 16:06.329 --> 16:31.048 [SPEAKER_02]: But like do you feel like there's some people that like can do that, but they of course are not going to tell people because then they'd be used for like government government things and like they'd be studied and it would be bad for nothing anything's possible Honestly, when I get too deep into thought about stuff like this, I'm like there's definitely that going on like thinking about like how big The universe says and how deep the ocean is and the fact we haven't explored any of the ocean like there's a man down there 16:31.540 --> 16:55.138 [SPEAKER_00]: for sure well the reason why I brought up the time traveling is because maybe like the person that was smoking the cigarette on the train was the time traveling okay okay okay I was thinking like maybe the lady that was smoking on the train was time traveling from a different time where you could smoke on trains yeah and she just didn't know the rules you know yes she doesn't 17:01.720 --> 17:06.321 [SPEAKER_00]: because honestly people like of that time was smoke everywhere. 17:07.141 --> 17:10.142 [SPEAKER_01]: That's one way to look at like stupidity. 17:10.522 --> 17:13.063 [SPEAKER_01]: Is that their a time traveler and two? 17:14.083 --> 17:14.984 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, no. 17:15.004 --> 17:18.785 [SPEAKER_02]: But also like chainsmoking say, this is now just like, it's a thing. 17:18.905 --> 17:21.325 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, but not on the train, not on the train. 17:21.445 --> 17:23.486 [SPEAKER_00]: I did see police officers come after her after her. 17:23.506 --> 17:23.886 [SPEAKER_00]: Oh, right. 17:23.906 --> 17:25.587 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, it's definitely not legal. 17:26.127 --> 17:26.827 [SPEAKER_00]: Definitely not legal. 17:27.718 --> 17:43.562 [SPEAKER_02]: Copina went to dancewear on Saturday and I'm not getting like I'm well first of all I'm pretty sure time scores won't make me sick as hell because I was totally fine up until we went to dancewear and then the next day I woke up and I was definitely all for two weeks and everybody was changed when music rats yeah like not normal smoking like change smoking 17:45.502 --> 17:46.343 [SPEAKER_02]: I know. 17:46.443 --> 17:47.023 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm aggressive. 17:47.603 --> 17:48.584 [SPEAKER_02]: Long cancer is coming back. 17:48.604 --> 17:49.465 [SPEAKER_02]: Does nobody think that? 17:49.785 --> 17:50.845 [SPEAKER_00]: It's, it's never left. 17:51.486 --> 17:52.086 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah. 17:52.106 --> 17:53.027 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, I used to be bigger. 17:53.507 --> 17:54.408 [SPEAKER_00]: Are you sure? 17:54.428 --> 17:54.908 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah. 17:55.869 --> 17:57.610 [SPEAKER_00]: Um, anyway, I think we do the intro. 17:57.730 --> 17:57.950 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 17:58.390 --> 18:02.092 [SPEAKER_02]: Welcome back to another episode of Matchman and Manhattan, Katie Colvin, Adam, girls, have a day on. 18:02.373 --> 18:03.293 [SPEAKER_00]: Pretty darn good. 18:03.473 --> 18:05.795 [SPEAKER_02]: You were about to finish your thought, and then I was like, nope, we got to just do it. 18:06.655 --> 18:10.137 [SPEAKER_00]: Well, I was going to, I was going to do the intro, but like, that's fine. 18:10.197 --> 18:10.558 [SPEAKER_00]: Go ahead. 18:10.578 --> 18:11.118 [SPEAKER_00]: You want to do it? 18:11.218 --> 18:11.798 [SPEAKER_00]: No, it's okay. 18:12.139 --> 18:12.919 [SPEAKER_00]: You did a great job. 18:13.019 --> 18:13.319 [SPEAKER_00]: Thanks. 18:14.708 --> 18:16.094 [SPEAKER_01]: It's the second day of fall. 18:17.666 --> 18:19.006 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, thank you, feel, Katie. 18:19.746 --> 18:20.807 [SPEAKER_00]: I, that's an autumn. 18:21.127 --> 18:21.987 [SPEAKER_00]: I am an autumn. 18:22.827 --> 18:24.207 [SPEAKER_00]: I think everyone knows that by now. 18:24.707 --> 18:25.327 [SPEAKER_02]: You're an autumn. 18:25.347 --> 18:26.708 [SPEAKER_02]: I do your best work in the fall. 18:26.928 --> 18:28.168 [SPEAKER_00]: I love the fall. 18:28.248 --> 18:32.049 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm destined to have a cozy cottage somewhere in the woods, like I will. 18:32.069 --> 18:32.569 [SPEAKER_00]: I would love that. 18:32.649 --> 18:33.929 [SPEAKER_00]: I feel that destiny one day. 18:33.949 --> 18:36.629 [SPEAKER_00]: And it's just a cottage friend. 18:36.749 --> 18:41.030 [SPEAKER_00]: An amazing fall so far because Taylor Swift announced new music yesterday. 18:41.050 --> 18:43.051 [SPEAKER_00]: It's a very big deal. 18:43.151 --> 18:44.591 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes, so what is that? 18:44.831 --> 18:45.311 [SPEAKER_01]: Do you think? 18:45.411 --> 18:49.074 [SPEAKER_00]: So there's a lot happening because the VMAs are happening, I guess, this weekend. 18:49.615 --> 18:50.175 [SPEAKER_01]: Question mark? 18:50.215 --> 18:50.936 [SPEAKER_01]: Love those words. 18:51.316 --> 18:53.838 [SPEAKER_00]: And Taylor's being honored with an award. 18:54.038 --> 18:55.560 [SPEAKER_00]: Like, she already got like the award. 18:55.680 --> 18:57.361 [SPEAKER_00]: I forget it's like something really prestigious. 18:57.381 --> 18:58.742 [SPEAKER_00]: So she's gonna definitely be there. 18:58.762 --> 18:59.323 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay. 18:59.703 --> 19:00.824 [SPEAKER_01]: Hopefully with Travis. 19:02.666 --> 19:03.526 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't think he'll be there. 19:04.027 --> 19:04.267 [SPEAKER_00]: Oh, right. 19:04.287 --> 19:04.868 [SPEAKER_01]: That's football. 19:05.008 --> 19:05.969 [SPEAKER_00]: Oh, duh. 19:06.169 --> 19:08.291 [SPEAKER_00]: I guess he has an important, he's got a job. 19:08.411 --> 19:09.231 [SPEAKER_00]: He's on my screen. 19:11.713 --> 19:13.714 [SPEAKER_01]: He's actually on Jack's fantasy team as well. 19:13.734 --> 19:18.656 [SPEAKER_01]: He's one of my celebrity boyfriend husband that I cast on my team. 19:18.696 --> 19:20.737 [SPEAKER_00]: Who were the other ones? 19:21.077 --> 19:22.898 [SPEAKER_01]: I think I have a lot of them. 19:22.958 --> 19:28.841 [SPEAKER_01]: Copestide from, yeah, Christian McAfrey, I have, um, I don't have Josh Allen. 19:31.110 --> 19:35.251 [SPEAKER_01]: But I got Travis Kelsey, I'm trying to think who else. 19:36.071 --> 19:39.932 [SPEAKER_00]: So back to Taylor Swift because like guys, you need to complete this thought. 19:41.112 --> 19:44.973 [SPEAKER_00]: She released artwork, which I actually don't like. 19:46.693 --> 19:48.313 [SPEAKER_00]: Like an album cover type thing. 19:48.573 --> 19:55.174 [SPEAKER_00]: Like this like really like ominous photo of her like in front of this like crypt with like black dress on and Yeah. 19:55.234 --> 19:57.375 [SPEAKER_00]: If you look closely she has like no armpit like 19:58.255 --> 20:05.943 [SPEAKER_00]: I just don't understand why like the most famous person like in the world doesn't have a better like team photoshoppers or like I don't know. 20:05.963 --> 20:14.412 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, or maybe it's like a trick of the eye and we're all like I need to see the Ross I need to see the Ross anyway, but she said it's called patient zero. 20:14.432 --> 20:14.732 [SPEAKER_00]: Mm-hmm. 20:15.152 --> 20:16.194 [SPEAKER_02]: That's yeah, I remember this song 20:16.849 --> 20:26.817 [SPEAKER_01]: It's a single, I believe, but I am seeing a lot of these reposted everywhere yesterday, but I was not paying attention and didn't know what it was for. 20:26.897 --> 20:29.139 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, Patience Zero, it's new music is coming. 20:29.719 --> 20:38.926 [SPEAKER_00]: A lot of people are theorizing that it's because she still has the life of the showgirl, which is her most recent album all over her website, and there's like, 20:39.767 --> 20:49.079 [SPEAKER_00]: it's still like very prominent branding on her side they think that this might be a continuation of that album and either do you see the armpit? 20:49.359 --> 20:57.469 [SPEAKER_01]: it really looks like she didn't like her armpit fat so she just like had somebody get rid of it and brush it out air brush me please 20:58.330 --> 21:03.134 [SPEAKER_00]: I can't really, which is a really good thing, but at least it doesn't look right. 21:03.335 --> 21:03.635 [SPEAKER_00]: No. 21:03.675 --> 21:10.081 [SPEAKER_00]: The more you look at it, I will say the first glance that I had it looked great to me, and then I started looking closer and I'm like, what is going on there. 21:10.301 --> 21:10.581 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 21:10.961 --> 21:18.448 [SPEAKER_00]: But anyway, so people are saying that they think it could be the continuation of the life of the show girl, the death of a show girl. 21:20.290 --> 21:21.811 [SPEAKER_00]: Or, or more. 21:21.831 --> 21:24.754 [SPEAKER_01]: Like, believably is this last album vibes. 21:25.621 --> 21:26.641 [SPEAKER_00]: No, she's definitely not done. 21:27.022 --> 21:29.322 [SPEAKER_00]: She will definitely make an album until she's 95. 21:29.422 --> 21:31.783 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, yeah, this cover is bad. 21:31.963 --> 21:43.448 [SPEAKER_00]: People are saying that it could also be the encore because there's some some Easter eggs in her music video for Opelite where it could be this could be the encore. 21:44.628 --> 21:47.749 [SPEAKER_00]: Because you know, like in show business, there's usually an encore. 21:48.029 --> 21:48.950 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah. 21:48.970 --> 21:50.790 [SPEAKER_01]: They're kind of done with on course now. 21:51.471 --> 21:51.651 [SPEAKER_01]: Who? 21:52.371 --> 21:52.931 [SPEAKER_01]: In general. 21:53.011 --> 21:53.711 [SPEAKER_00]: Oh, in show biz. 21:55.472 --> 21:58.433 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, no, in like concerts. 21:58.873 --> 22:08.495 [SPEAKER_01]: The concerts I've been to as of late, I always stay thinking that there's going to be an encore, but they kind of just wrap it all up. 22:08.675 --> 22:19.157 [SPEAKER_01]: Especially at Madison Square Garden, it's like you stand there thinking that they're going to come back out after they run up the stage and then they turn all the lights on and it's like everybody get out of here. 22:19.938 --> 22:20.058 [SPEAKER_01]: No, 22:22.443 --> 22:25.865 [SPEAKER_02]: True, they just didn't start pretending that the last song is an encore. 22:25.985 --> 22:32.910 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, that's what they used to do, but then I think maybe for Getting people out. 22:33.050 --> 22:33.390 [SPEAKER_01]: Mm-hmm. 22:33.530 --> 22:35.051 [SPEAKER_01]: It was I don't know. 22:35.251 --> 22:36.352 [SPEAKER_01]: It's not so important. 22:36.372 --> 22:37.393 [SPEAKER_01]: They stopped doing it. 22:38.033 --> 22:45.157 [SPEAKER_01]: He's going to Europe next Summer and the tickets are not that expensive. 22:45.378 --> 22:46.278 [SPEAKER_01]: That's a sister. 22:46.298 --> 22:46.779 [SPEAKER_01]: So I mean, though. 22:46.799 --> 22:47.259 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, wait, perfect. 22:47.279 --> 22:49.000 [SPEAKER_02]: We can go when we go for your is wedding 22:49.852 --> 22:50.332 [SPEAKER_01]: perfect. 22:50.692 --> 22:54.474 [SPEAKER_01]: I think it's uh it was earlier in July. 22:54.634 --> 22:55.074 [SPEAKER_02]: Dang it. 22:55.514 --> 22:55.834 [SPEAKER_01]: I know. 22:56.694 --> 23:03.697 [SPEAKER_00]: I was thinking about it like back to the encore conversation that at the wedding we went to this fest weekend in Boston right in Marblehead. 23:03.737 --> 23:03.977 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 23:04.817 --> 23:05.357 [SPEAKER_01]: They got it. 23:05.878 --> 23:06.718 [SPEAKER_00]: No, they did an encore. 23:07.342 --> 23:07.682 [SPEAKER_00]: Did they? 23:07.922 --> 23:08.202 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes. 23:08.943 --> 23:10.603 [SPEAKER_01]: I knew they were still the last song. 23:10.623 --> 23:10.723 [SPEAKER_01]: No. 23:10.743 --> 23:12.564 [SPEAKER_01]: Everyone was saying one more song. 23:12.884 --> 23:13.564 [SPEAKER_00]: One more song. 23:13.724 --> 23:15.525 [SPEAKER_00]: Colby was too black out to remember that week. 23:15.705 --> 23:16.165 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm just kidding. 23:16.225 --> 23:17.425 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, I actually made it then. 23:17.465 --> 23:22.807 [SPEAKER_02]: Like, I think I have no recollection of anything dance floor after. 23:22.827 --> 23:23.467 [SPEAKER_00]: Oh, don't worry. 23:23.487 --> 23:25.268 [SPEAKER_00]: I've got plenty of recollection for you. 23:25.408 --> 23:25.748 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 23:26.548 --> 23:29.709 [SPEAKER_00]: Um, they did an encore because everyone was like chanting. 23:29.769 --> 23:31.030 [SPEAKER_00]: Was it Mr. Brightside? 23:31.803 --> 23:38.052 [SPEAKER_01]: Now, so here's the thing, I actually don't remember what song it was, but I thought it was going to be sweet Caroline and then it wasn't. 23:38.132 --> 23:39.314 [SPEAKER_00]: I think it was Mr. Brightside. 23:40.425 --> 23:45.928 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, I think it was Mr. Brightside or yeah It was a good song. 23:45.948 --> 23:46.368 [SPEAKER_00]: It was a good song. 23:46.389 --> 23:47.169 [SPEAKER_02]: It was a good video of it. 23:47.369 --> 23:48.069 [SPEAKER_00]: It was a banger. 23:48.109 --> 24:02.538 [SPEAKER_00]: Whatever it was But I remember like the DJ or not the DJ the band Yeah, it was like okay, this is our last song of the night and they sang their last song of the night and then this guy next to me starts yelling What no, it's a funny girl 24:03.129 --> 24:03.649 [SPEAKER_01]: No, it wasn't. 24:03.670 --> 24:04.710 [SPEAKER_01]: Our pink honey love. 24:04.750 --> 24:05.531 [SPEAKER_00]: That was before. 24:05.551 --> 24:06.031 [SPEAKER_00]: Thank you. 24:06.111 --> 24:08.173 [SPEAKER_00]: That was the first song that she came out in that dress. 24:08.253 --> 24:08.613 [SPEAKER_00]: So yeah. 24:08.653 --> 24:10.275 [SPEAKER_00]: That was like halfway through the night. 24:10.915 --> 24:13.137 [SPEAKER_00]: The halfway through the the set or whatever. 24:13.857 --> 24:18.481 [SPEAKER_00]: Anyway, so this guy next to me, who like appeared out of nowhere. 24:18.501 --> 24:20.343 [SPEAKER_00]: So I wonder if he was hired to do this. 24:22.124 --> 24:48.066 [SPEAKER_00]: he goes one more song and then he led the chant and everyone starts yelling one more song so then they in fact performed one more song but i was wondering like what would have happened if no one if everyone just accepted it like okay that's the last song the night let's go home like were does that happen do you feel like what would the band have done would they have like just been like all right we're going home like no one wants an encore i guess maybe so sad because like 24:50.255 --> 24:58.542 [SPEAKER_00]: Beggar's can't be choosers like I would never yell on core unless it was started by someone else Yeah, what do I mean? 24:59.682 --> 25:01.764 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, I feel like naturally you normally do. 25:02.244 --> 25:03.145 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, you don't say on core. 25:03.165 --> 25:04.726 [SPEAKER_02]: I guess you say what's on more stuff. 25:04.746 --> 25:06.228 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, yeah, right? 25:06.268 --> 25:10.851 [SPEAKER_00]: Like you don't say on core normally I mean yeah, onc we're just like a more fancy. 25:11.131 --> 25:15.455 [SPEAKER_00]: It's a fancy fancy fancy word Yeah, a time traveler would use that word they would 25:18.264 --> 25:20.889 [SPEAKER_02]: Anyway, um, I believe you went on a date. 25:25.321 --> 25:26.042 [SPEAKER_02]: I did go on a date. 25:26.102 --> 25:27.002 [SPEAKER_00]: Would you like to talk about it? 25:27.283 --> 25:28.103 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm happy to. 25:28.844 --> 25:35.369 [SPEAKER_02]: One was this last week, or the week before, two weeks ago, so now I don't plan dates anymore. 25:35.449 --> 25:48.040 [SPEAKER_02]: This is actually a guy I think I may have said this on the podcast that I'd plan a date with the sky, and then it came up to the day before the date, and he texted me asking for you so on for the next day, and I'd put in my calendar that it was actually the following week. 25:48.360 --> 25:50.461 [SPEAKER_00]: Oh, yes, I remember those guys were in conflict. 25:50.501 --> 25:54.824 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes, and so I was in the day before he asked me if we're still good for tomorrow and I was like shit. 25:54.864 --> 25:55.384 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm so sorry. 25:55.404 --> 25:59.127 [SPEAKER_02]: I like it put this in my calendar for the next week like coming in a rain check and he was like absolutely. 25:59.807 --> 26:01.388 [SPEAKER_02]: I never followed up on the rain check. 26:01.408 --> 26:03.850 [SPEAKER_02]: Like I kind of just like let it fizzling my schedules go crazy. 26:04.270 --> 26:11.274 [SPEAKER_02]: And so then the following week, he attacks to me and I was at drinks with two of my co-workers at opto, of course. 26:12.075 --> 26:13.115 [SPEAKER_02]: And he attacks me and he's like, 26:17.818 --> 26:22.139 [SPEAKER_02]: Mmm, and I was like honestly like sure like why not like I Wait, you're favorite thing. 26:22.159 --> 26:23.519 [SPEAKER_00]: You love a spontaneous plan. 26:23.539 --> 26:27.540 [SPEAKER_02]: I love a spontaneous plan nowadays And so I was like, you know what like fuck I like sure. 26:27.560 --> 26:35.182 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm happy to happy to like what I need or whatever Finish my thing at 730 meet this guy at 745 and we go get drinks for like an hour and a half two hours. 26:35.222 --> 26:35.682 [SPEAKER_00]: Where'd you go? 26:36.562 --> 26:38.362 [SPEAKER_02]: Um, we're gonna do bar loom. 26:38.562 --> 26:40.303 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, call me nose my schedule better than I go 26:42.543 --> 26:43.844 [SPEAKER_00]: You don't need a diary. 26:44.224 --> 26:46.004 [SPEAKER_00]: You don't need a diary because you have Goldhead. 26:46.024 --> 26:47.025 [SPEAKER_02]: And then God, I have Goldhead. 26:47.445 --> 26:49.026 [SPEAKER_02]: Um, no, little day. 26:49.106 --> 26:52.767 [SPEAKER_02]: And then, yeah, and then we were just chatting for like an hour and a half to hour. 26:52.827 --> 26:54.448 [SPEAKER_02]: I honestly think we went on like a two hour date. 26:54.708 --> 26:56.528 [SPEAKER_02]: And then he had to like, Uber back to Long Island. 26:56.808 --> 27:00.090 [SPEAKER_02]: But I was like, being a freak because I had already had two mercenaries about that. 27:01.466 --> 27:12.449 [SPEAKER_02]: And by the time I got to this guy at Barloom, like I was lit up, and he obviously had nothing to drink, and so I definitely came in like quite hot, and he was like, are you drunk? 27:12.649 --> 27:20.590 [SPEAKER_01]: And I was like You didn't chill, but yeah, that's true that Yeah, he was like, are you drunk? 27:20.610 --> 27:21.471 [SPEAKER_00]: What did you say? 27:21.491 --> 27:26.532 [SPEAKER_02]: I was like, I mean You were like, I had worked drinks before 27:27.773 --> 27:29.634 [SPEAKER_02]: He knew that I worked with but he was funny about it. 27:29.654 --> 27:34.758 [SPEAKER_02]: He was like, oh my god, like I need to like catch up And so then he like made an effort to catch up. 27:34.859 --> 27:54.035 [SPEAKER_02]: I was just being like Crazy talkative like Adam like I couldn't stop yapping and like He kept asking and he's also very talkative and kept asking me questions So I just like had a lot to say, but then I was like in my head being like, oh my god I've been like talking way too much like I need you need to I basically was like I can't speak anymore like you need to like start talking 27:54.475 --> 28:02.781 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, and he was like, oh my god, it's all right, like I'm just asking you so many questions blah blah blah That's relatable though, like I have two points sometimes where I'm in a conversation and I'm like, oh my god I've been talking so much. 28:02.821 --> 28:03.582 [SPEAKER_00]: I need to cool it. 28:03.942 --> 28:23.236 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I need to cool it But this also reminded me of like when I went into date with that guy the last guy that I had gone in a few dates with We're like I was just saying whatever was in my head without like any filter because you know normally like okay If you in your head or thinking that you are talking too much like you'll just make an effort to try to ask the other person more questions Like you're not gonna just straight up say like 28:24.057 --> 28:52.488 [SPEAKER_02]: wait I'm talking too much like you need to start talking more like create silences correct it's a mental cue for you you're not going to verbalize that you're talking too much yeah and so unfortunately like two more team yet I'm with this like you just the same whatever was on his mind and so I was like wait like I can't speak anymore like you need to talk I was like speak that one team your turn no literally and he was like oh my god so that was kind of funny um so like how did the date like did you like him like 28:54.650 --> 28:56.991 [SPEAKER_02]: I think I did, it was a setup. 28:57.111 --> 28:58.571 [SPEAKER_02]: So it's somebody that I have mutual friends with. 28:59.351 --> 29:02.372 [SPEAKER_02]: And we went on the date, and then it's funny because of my birthday party last week. 29:02.392 --> 29:10.495 [SPEAKER_02]: This is other guy I'm friends with, who I haven't seen him in a while because he moved to Tel Aviv, and so he's been living in Tel Aviv for a couple of years. 29:10.795 --> 29:13.575 [SPEAKER_02]: And then he came back to the city and he was here for a few days, so he came from my birthday. 29:14.416 --> 29:17.676 [SPEAKER_02]: And he was like, wait, I heard you want him to date with this guy. 29:17.856 --> 29:19.817 [SPEAKER_02]: Like, I'm sorry, see, it was like, wait, how did you know that? 29:20.177 --> 29:21.698 [SPEAKER_02]: And he just like heard the great bye 29:23.458 --> 29:24.379 [SPEAKER_02]: The birthday of the gay vine. 29:24.479 --> 29:29.522 [SPEAKER_02]: I knew it was right there. 29:32.203 --> 29:34.405 [SPEAKER_02]: You heard through the gay vine that I had gone a day with this guy. 29:34.725 --> 29:37.526 [SPEAKER_02]: And then he was like, I can't believe you wanted to date with this guy. 29:37.546 --> 29:41.008 [SPEAKER_02]: There's no way that the two of you are like compatible. 29:41.549 --> 29:43.490 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, and that was like, oh, no. 29:43.550 --> 29:48.513 [SPEAKER_02]: And I was like, honestly, I was thinking that the entire time that I was not a day with them, because we were set up by one of my straight friends. 29:49.053 --> 29:49.574 [SPEAKER_02]: So it was like, 29:52.314 --> 29:52.978 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, okay. 29:53.018 --> 29:53.500 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, yeah. 29:53.742 --> 29:55.149 [SPEAKER_00]: I just want to make sure I'm the same thing here. 29:55.350 --> 29:56.034 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, exactly. 29:57.228 --> 30:01.850 [SPEAKER_02]: So anyways, that was like how I kind of, I'd love the day thinking, like I'm pretty sure I'm not about this guy. 30:02.091 --> 30:03.311 [SPEAKER_01]: You're like, he was fine. 30:03.511 --> 30:06.533 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, when I told Kobe about it, when I got home, I was like, I was like, oh, what's there? 30:06.553 --> 30:07.333 [SPEAKER_02]: I was surprised. 30:07.353 --> 30:12.076 [SPEAKER_02]: And I would totally be friends with him, but like, what I like, was I like head over heels and love with him? 30:12.096 --> 30:12.796 [SPEAKER_02]: Like, no. 30:12.916 --> 30:13.216 [SPEAKER_02]: You know? 30:13.717 --> 30:14.277 [SPEAKER_00]: And that's fair. 30:14.477 --> 30:15.437 [SPEAKER_02]: But like, he was awesome. 30:15.457 --> 30:16.458 [SPEAKER_02]: Like we had so much in common. 30:16.478 --> 30:18.639 [SPEAKER_02]: Like someone talked about like, would totally be friends with him? 30:18.939 --> 30:20.980 [SPEAKER_00]: Compatible with friends, not as lovers. 30:21.341 --> 30:22.221 [SPEAKER_02]: And we kissed goodbye. 30:22.381 --> 30:23.582 [SPEAKER_02]: I was like, being a freak again. 30:24.690 --> 30:25.670 [SPEAKER_00]: What what happened? 30:26.211 --> 30:27.351 [SPEAKER_02]: He like kissed me goodbye. 30:28.232 --> 30:42.398 [SPEAKER_02]: We went home and he like texted me and he was like had a great time Like whatever and he was like should have like he said something like should have stayed longer for that Case or something like that and then I was like, yeah, you really dined and dashed like what was I what does that even mean? 30:42.898 --> 30:47.180 [SPEAKER_02]: Like but he basically like pecked me and then left Dined and dashed 30:48.447 --> 30:51.928 [SPEAKER_02]: And I thought that I was being funny, being like, yeah, you were a diamond dash. 30:52.029 --> 31:00.972 [SPEAKER_02]: But then at like, I was reading this the next morning and I was like, God, you need to like, no, no, no, no, no, no. 31:00.992 --> 31:04.133 [SPEAKER_02]: Thank you, my head, I was like, God, I'm so fucking funny. 31:04.234 --> 31:05.354 [SPEAKER_00]: Did you pay for the bill? 31:05.414 --> 31:05.894 [SPEAKER_00]: You paid. 31:06.114 --> 31:08.195 [SPEAKER_02]: He tried to pay, but we split. 31:09.095 --> 31:10.216 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, he tried to pay, but we split. 31:10.276 --> 31:14.658 [SPEAKER_00]: Okay, so I was wondering if he would take it as diamond dashed, okay, you didn't pay. 31:15.916 --> 31:16.676 [SPEAKER_02]: That kind of makes sense. 31:16.696 --> 31:21.298 [SPEAKER_02]: So, no, like he said, I should have stayed longer for that kiss, and then I said, yeah, you really didn't make it. 31:21.318 --> 31:22.719 [SPEAKER_00]: No, no, yes, yes, in the context it makes sense. 31:22.739 --> 31:23.559 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, in the context it makes sense. 31:23.579 --> 31:25.480 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay, again, I was like, fucked in, I'm exact. 31:25.800 --> 31:26.180 [SPEAKER_00]: No, no. 31:27.220 --> 31:27.761 [SPEAKER_00]: It makes sense. 31:27.901 --> 31:29.561 [SPEAKER_00]: Especially be on bread or something. 31:29.781 --> 31:32.282 [SPEAKER_01]: Like, fuck, or why are you on a rock, that's it. 31:32.462 --> 31:33.603 [SPEAKER_00]: That's okay, you can't win them all. 31:33.703 --> 31:34.643 [SPEAKER_02]: You can't win them all. 31:34.663 --> 31:36.024 [SPEAKER_02]: Like, I think of the funniest person alive. 31:36.044 --> 31:37.644 [SPEAKER_02]: I feel like sometimes it just doesn't hate you. 31:37.704 --> 31:38.645 [SPEAKER_00]: And that's all that matters. 31:38.665 --> 31:41.866 [SPEAKER_02]: But like, a person who's funny hates when they're jokes don't land, you know? 31:42.146 --> 31:43.428 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, I wouldn't know. 31:43.448 --> 31:44.009 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm not funny. 31:44.530 --> 31:48.896 [SPEAKER_02]: You're like, you're unintentional. 31:48.937 --> 31:49.577 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 31:50.619 --> 31:53.343 [SPEAKER_02]: I know ironically, or ironically, I forget which one it is. 31:54.124 --> 31:56.388 [SPEAKER_02]: You're like ironically funny, or ironically funny. 31:56.608 --> 31:57.449 [SPEAKER_00]: I speak by mind. 31:57.890 --> 32:01.531 [SPEAKER_02]: It's like, you don't try to be funny, but some of the things that you say are so funny. 32:01.551 --> 32:02.072 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, so funny. 32:02.092 --> 32:07.093 [SPEAKER_00]: Can I just say like your birthday gift group chat was the funniest group chat? 32:07.134 --> 32:08.474 [SPEAKER_00]: I've been a part of it a long time. 32:08.494 --> 32:09.014 [SPEAKER_02]: Wait, I never. 32:09.534 --> 32:12.075 [SPEAKER_00]: Like obviously you're not in it because it's for you. 32:12.175 --> 32:13.556 [SPEAKER_00]: So like you didn't get to witness. 32:13.616 --> 32:15.677 [SPEAKER_00]: But it was us like discussing what we should get you. 32:15.877 --> 32:21.259 [SPEAKER_00]: Colby was really leading the charge because she was like, we just need to get him a gift card because anything we get him, he's going to return. 32:23.089 --> 32:27.090 [SPEAKER_00]: because he's so hard to shop for, we should just get him a gift card. 32:27.410 --> 32:28.510 [SPEAKER_01]: That was how I started at it. 32:28.650 --> 32:30.931 [SPEAKER_01]: And then we were every gift we've ever got him. 32:31.331 --> 32:32.651 [SPEAKER_01]: So where should we get my gift card? 32:32.691 --> 32:36.332 [SPEAKER_00]: So then we went down the line and we were discussing all of the gifts we've gotten you. 32:36.892 --> 32:45.234 [SPEAKER_00]: And like Emily, I don't remember who, it was like a bunch of people in the chat where like yep, he returned to that, he returned to that, he returned that, we were just going through all the gifts. 32:45.734 --> 32:51.976 [SPEAKER_00]: And then I like came to the chat kind of late and I was reading all of the above and I literally realized that every single one of those 32:53.916 --> 32:57.318 [SPEAKER_01]: And I go, I take full responsibility. 32:57.958 --> 33:00.499 [SPEAKER_02]: We, I only return one gift that you visit God, man. 33:00.519 --> 33:02.380 [SPEAKER_01]: But you've hated many others. 33:02.540 --> 33:03.780 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't hate them. 33:04.040 --> 33:04.600 [SPEAKER_02]: The pillow. 33:04.660 --> 33:05.921 [SPEAKER_02]: How do you guys know I hated the pillow? 33:05.981 --> 33:06.841 [SPEAKER_02]: You hate the pillow. 33:06.881 --> 33:08.742 [SPEAKER_01]: Talk about how much you hate it all the time. 33:08.942 --> 33:11.343 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, now I do now that you've like accused me of hating it. 33:11.424 --> 33:15.626 [SPEAKER_00]: Okay, so like even if you didn't return all the gifts, you literally hid them in your closet. 33:15.646 --> 33:18.448 [SPEAKER_00]: Like I have not seen anything we've gotten here. 33:18.488 --> 33:19.208 [SPEAKER_02]: What are the other things? 33:19.228 --> 33:22.570 [SPEAKER_02]: The only thing I remember the Pulse Password Order and then the... 33:22.750 --> 33:26.293 [SPEAKER_01]: The thing that came with the pillow you still have. 33:26.353 --> 33:26.773 [SPEAKER_02]: The candle. 33:26.953 --> 33:27.173 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes. 33:27.433 --> 33:28.754 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, that's what the candle is like. 33:28.774 --> 33:29.154 [SPEAKER_02]: The candle. 33:29.855 --> 33:34.117 [SPEAKER_01]: I think it was in the box and totally moved into our apartment. 33:34.177 --> 33:35.278 [SPEAKER_02]: I brought it. 33:35.298 --> 33:36.419 [SPEAKER_02]: So there we can burn it. 33:36.939 --> 33:39.162 [SPEAKER_02]: I've been saving it for a rainy day. 33:39.382 --> 33:40.444 [SPEAKER_00]: Adam's a picky person. 33:40.484 --> 33:41.265 [SPEAKER_00]: It's okay. 33:41.305 --> 33:42.487 [SPEAKER_02]: Very high standards. 33:42.507 --> 33:44.209 [SPEAKER_02]: I feel bad. 33:44.229 --> 33:49.416 [SPEAKER_01]: You have a particular taste, so that's why you can buy yourself what you want it. 33:49.616 --> 33:53.041 [SPEAKER_02]: I didn't hate the pillow, but like tell everyone what the pillow said. 33:53.541 --> 33:54.982 [SPEAKER_01]: It was a needle point pillow. 33:55.002 --> 33:56.384 [SPEAKER_02]: The pillow is a needle point pillow. 33:56.444 --> 34:03.931 [SPEAKER_01]: And it was in the time when these like kitschy needle point things were like really in style. 34:03.991 --> 34:04.691 [SPEAKER_01]: There's still a style. 34:04.711 --> 34:06.012 [SPEAKER_02]: It was like a kitschy gift. 34:06.052 --> 34:07.113 [SPEAKER_02]: Like I appreciated it. 34:07.153 --> 34:07.894 [SPEAKER_02]: I thought it was funny. 34:08.034 --> 34:11.978 [SPEAKER_02]: But it said these are some really high end gaze, which was like a blow. 34:12.558 --> 34:15.981 [SPEAKER_02]: These are some high end gaze, which is a quote from the white load, which I would love at the time. 34:16.001 --> 34:17.543 [SPEAKER_02]: So honestly, it was a very thoughtful gift. 34:17.583 --> 34:18.804 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, but then it went in the closet. 34:18.904 --> 34:19.565 [SPEAKER_00]: We never saw it. 34:20.320 --> 34:29.507 [SPEAKER_02]: Well guys, like that's not a pillow that just like exists forever, you know, as a centerpiece, it was never on the bed. 34:29.527 --> 34:30.288 [SPEAKER_02]: That is a centerpiece. 34:30.308 --> 34:31.849 [SPEAKER_02]: I took a picture of it and said it to you guys. 34:32.029 --> 34:35.272 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, and then it never saw the light day again after that photo was taken. 34:35.292 --> 34:37.254 [SPEAKER_00]: Oh, that was cute. 34:38.194 --> 34:40.977 [SPEAKER_00]: But like never again, it just didn't go with your aesthetic. 34:41.237 --> 34:42.098 [SPEAKER_00]: And that's fine. 34:42.138 --> 34:43.218 [SPEAKER_02]: But guys, I loved pillow. 34:43.238 --> 34:44.439 [SPEAKER_02]: It was a very thoughtful gift. 34:44.479 --> 34:44.920 [SPEAKER_02]: I loved it. 34:45.348 --> 34:45.968 [SPEAKER_00]: You know, where is it now? 34:47.289 --> 34:48.350 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know. 34:48.630 --> 34:54.453 [SPEAKER_01]: You trying to say that you love this pillow is just like the crazy. 34:54.513 --> 34:57.234 [SPEAKER_02]: No, because I love the pillow for what it was. 34:57.254 --> 34:59.015 [SPEAKER_02]: Like it was a very thoughtful gift. 34:59.635 --> 35:01.156 [SPEAKER_02]: And like I appreciated it. 35:01.556 --> 35:03.457 [SPEAKER_02]: But like for a day. 35:03.757 --> 35:05.718 [SPEAKER_02]: But like it doesn't need to be like a forever thing. 35:05.799 --> 35:08.440 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, wait, and then the one year you guys got me the David Jerm bracelet now. 35:08.905 --> 35:09.245 [SPEAKER_00]: Where is it? 35:09.786 --> 35:12.207 [SPEAKER_02]: I've worried for several years and then I gave it to my sister. 35:12.627 --> 35:13.447 [SPEAKER_00]: Okay, so it's gone. 35:13.547 --> 35:15.008 [SPEAKER_00]: And then you put it on the real mail. 35:15.508 --> 35:16.769 [SPEAKER_02]: No, I didn't sell them out. 35:16.889 --> 35:18.670 [SPEAKER_00]: Like we store a game to my sister. 35:18.690 --> 35:20.051 [SPEAKER_02]: You guys got me the Gucci Seekers. 35:20.331 --> 35:20.751 [SPEAKER_02]: Where is it? 35:20.871 --> 35:21.972 [SPEAKER_02]: I did sell those. 35:22.012 --> 35:23.012 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, see? 35:23.072 --> 35:23.352 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 35:23.973 --> 35:28.015 [SPEAKER_02]: I wore those for many years and then they just, you know, weren't installing anymore. 35:28.035 --> 35:29.375 [SPEAKER_02]: Like that just happens with gifts. 35:29.535 --> 35:31.276 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, but gifts, I keep. 35:31.376 --> 35:32.717 [SPEAKER_00]: I don't sell a gift. 35:34.090 --> 35:37.613 [SPEAKER_02]: Guys, what am I just going to carry these Gucci sneakers around for the rest of my life? 35:38.073 --> 35:38.794 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, you give them to me. 35:38.814 --> 35:41.115 [SPEAKER_02]: You're sort of doing the David your embrace of Ginger wears it all the time. 35:41.236 --> 35:42.356 [SPEAKER_00]: Like that. 35:42.456 --> 35:42.897 [SPEAKER_00]: Okay. 35:42.957 --> 35:43.717 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, she loves it. 35:43.777 --> 35:44.778 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm going to let you home. 35:44.798 --> 35:45.979 [SPEAKER_00]: Ginger to send us purpose. 35:46.099 --> 35:47.600 [SPEAKER_00]: Anyway, we've learned our lesson. 35:47.640 --> 35:48.741 [SPEAKER_00]: We get you gift cards now. 35:48.981 --> 35:49.762 [SPEAKER_00]: Are you happy with that? 35:50.302 --> 35:50.563 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes. 35:50.743 --> 35:51.103 [SPEAKER_00]: Okay, good. 35:51.123 --> 35:51.443 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm glad. 35:52.544 --> 35:58.489 [SPEAKER_02]: Honestly, like the fast word order was like the funniest story ever though because I thought I was being so slick. 35:58.889 --> 35:59.690 [SPEAKER_02]: But in my head, I was like, 36:00.550 --> 36:06.772 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't need this, and if I just return it and get something I like, they will probably be so much happier that I have something that I will like use. 36:07.113 --> 36:14.596 [SPEAKER_01]: Now, you use your passport every day without a passport or a nice passport holder for it. 36:14.716 --> 36:15.416 [SPEAKER_02]: No, that's so fair. 36:15.696 --> 36:17.917 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, soon, I'm getting an idea in an hour. 36:18.744 --> 36:20.106 [SPEAKER_00]: Oh, hell yeah, finally. 36:20.246 --> 36:22.389 [SPEAKER_02]: Finally, well, you wanted to why I was getting an ID. 36:22.449 --> 36:23.450 [SPEAKER_00]: It's been a long time coming. 36:23.571 --> 36:31.441 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm going to Europe next week and I, as we know, like, bring my passport every, really, my passport is how I get anywhere because I have no ID. 36:32.042 --> 36:36.067 [SPEAKER_02]: And so a couple of days ago, Mom was this, when we got back from me as wedding. 36:37.095 --> 36:38.375 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm like looking for my passport. 36:38.415 --> 36:40.656 [SPEAKER_02]: It's always in the same spot my backpack and there's no passport there. 36:40.676 --> 36:41.936 [SPEAKER_02]: And I'm like, you're literally kidding me. 36:41.956 --> 36:43.797 [SPEAKER_02]: Like I can't have lost my passport. 36:43.817 --> 36:46.457 [SPEAKER_02]: And I realized I never used it during me as one. 36:46.477 --> 36:48.818 [SPEAKER_02]: So I was like, did I bring it to me as one? 36:48.838 --> 36:49.898 [SPEAKER_02]: Did I leave it at home? 36:49.978 --> 36:51.899 [SPEAKER_02]: Like, could not find my passport anywhere? 36:52.179 --> 36:53.279 [SPEAKER_02]: It over several days. 36:53.459 --> 36:56.480 [SPEAKER_02]: Like basically over the past few days, like had no idea where my passport was. 36:56.500 --> 36:58.140 [SPEAKER_02]: And I was like, fuck my life, like I need to go to Europe. 36:58.160 --> 36:59.421 [SPEAKER_02]: Next week, I need to rush a passport. 36:59.901 --> 37:01.501 [SPEAKER_02]: Rushing a passport is like a whole process. 37:01.761 --> 37:03.462 [SPEAKER_02]: Luckily, I had my flight booked to Europe next week. 37:03.482 --> 37:04.062 [SPEAKER_02]: And so you can like, 37:04.402 --> 37:09.105 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, you can like print out the picture of your flight and like go and do it with flight booked. 37:09.125 --> 37:09.425 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 37:09.565 --> 37:10.245 [SPEAKER_02]: Here's my other issue. 37:10.526 --> 37:13.948 [SPEAKER_02]: You need proof of ID to like go get a passport. 37:14.128 --> 37:16.289 [SPEAKER_02]: You need like all these proof points and I have no ID. 37:16.789 --> 37:16.909 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah. 37:16.929 --> 37:18.170 [SPEAKER_02]: So I was like, god damn. 37:18.190 --> 37:22.212 [SPEAKER_02]: So now I need to get an ID and then get a passport and it's been this whole process. 37:22.233 --> 37:23.193 [SPEAKER_00]: So life is stressful. 37:24.074 --> 37:31.758 [SPEAKER_02]: No, and I'm like meanwhile supposed to go next week and then my personal trip to Milan ended up turning into a work trip that I now need to go to Paris, London to Copenhagen. 37:32.539 --> 37:32.919 [SPEAKER_00]: Oh my god. 37:34.145 --> 37:37.067 [SPEAKER_00]: If you can make it there, if you don't call up the storm. 37:37.087 --> 37:37.627 [SPEAKER_02]: Guys dying. 37:37.647 --> 37:37.827 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 37:38.768 --> 37:47.193 [SPEAKER_02]: So anyways, my personal trip ended up turning into a work trip, and then it was like, okay, like, if I have to miss my Melontripe, like totally fine, but like if I all said it never tell my work that I can't go. 37:47.493 --> 37:48.273 [SPEAKER_00]: Because you don't have it. 37:48.313 --> 37:48.954 [SPEAKER_02]: Because I don't have it. 37:48.974 --> 37:49.754 [SPEAKER_02]: Like that's like embarrassing. 37:49.894 --> 37:54.257 [SPEAKER_02]: So anyways, did this whole thing set up this passport appointment on Thursday? 37:54.337 --> 38:01.080 [SPEAKER_02]: Set up this DMV appointment today to get an ID so that I can get the like temporary card that they give you so I can take that to the passport place, whatever. 38:01.761 --> 38:03.202 [SPEAKER_02]: And then yesterday, I... 38:04.002 --> 38:10.007 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm like, you know what, like, I really need to actually go through and make sure that my password isn't just like somewhere that I wouldn't think about it. 38:11.248 --> 38:12.209 [SPEAKER_02]: And where is it? 38:12.309 --> 38:25.559 [SPEAKER_02]: Is in this jacket that I literally never wear ever that I guess just bored of the U.S. Open like a couple weeks ago, and I sure enough, I'm like feeling the pockets of my jacket, and I'm in the pocket, and I feel my password, and I'm like, you should be kidding me. 38:25.699 --> 38:26.300 [SPEAKER_02]: The hat. 38:26.420 --> 38:27.441 [SPEAKER_00]: So you didn't even bring it. 38:27.981 --> 38:28.341 [SPEAKER_00]: Do you know what? 38:28.361 --> 38:28.822 [SPEAKER_02]: Bring me this. 38:30.208 --> 38:49.824 [SPEAKER_02]: But then I was like rocking my burger and I was like I had to bring it to me as because I remember leaving the Airbnb being like wait Emily should I like bring my passport But in your purse just in case we go out after Yeah, she was like honestly like no you'll be fine, and so then I was like yeah, you're right like I'll just leave it and then I thought I'd remember like taking my passport out and putting it on the Yes, dresser and so then I was like oh my god, I left my passport in that house. 38:49.844 --> 38:53.007 [SPEAKER_00]: It was an imaginary passport I was imaginary 38:53.107 --> 38:53.927 [SPEAKER_02]: No, it wasn't ordinary. 38:54.348 --> 38:57.810 [SPEAKER_02]: And so, and then it just turned out being in my jacket all the time, so then I got to cancel my passport appointment. 38:57.830 --> 39:01.511 [SPEAKER_02]: But anyways, long story short, I'm getting my defy in the lab, and I'm an ID in like three years. 39:02.332 --> 39:03.933 [SPEAKER_02]: Literally, I've been carrying on my passport for three years. 39:04.393 --> 39:07.214 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm really excited for you because it's just the way to live. 39:07.315 --> 39:14.598 [SPEAKER_00]: To have an ID that fits in your wallet and you don't have to have a passport that you can have in your passport around as dangerous. 39:14.658 --> 39:15.039 [SPEAKER_00]: Totally. 39:15.119 --> 39:17.980 [SPEAKER_02]: So you're ready to do your worst like to make how chaotic they are. 39:18.240 --> 39:20.842 [SPEAKER_02]: I was supposed to print out all the shit for my appointment yesterday. 39:22.105 --> 39:35.315 [SPEAKER_02]: And then what do I realize when I get home at like 6 p.m yesterday is that I didn't print out any of it and then I was like all right I got some just canceling the path the appointments get my day and then Colby texted me It's just like like on a need to leave the office and I was like do you have a printer? 39:37.136 --> 39:37.877 [SPEAKER_00]: I mean honestly 39:38.676 --> 39:43.357 [SPEAKER_00]: I have a printer and it doesn't work, so printers are scam, yeah. 39:43.537 --> 39:45.498 [SPEAKER_00]: I was a lovely story at him about your password. 39:45.598 --> 39:46.498 [SPEAKER_00]: So, thank you guys. 39:46.678 --> 39:55.580 [SPEAKER_00]: Listeners, we are going to cap the episode here because we are all traveling next week, so we're going to do a little advice segment episode for next week. 39:56.000 --> 40:01.301 [SPEAKER_00]: So, we're going to cap this episode here and do an episode all about advice for you from us. 40:01.581 --> 40:01.942 [SPEAKER_00]: I don't know. 40:02.722 --> 40:03.682 [SPEAKER_02]: Obviously, yeah. 40:05.130 --> 40:12.185 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm just like trying to think really long and anyway not one anyone see ya bye