Sit down, beat on ninety seven to one the freak. Get some numbers
for you for the Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator job. The names you need to
know because they are up to something here. As they lost Dan Quinn yesterday.
We'll dive into that at seven. And it's already caused maybe a little
bit of an internal chaos. So tweets have been fired out, some players
already throwing out some grenades of who they want the DC to be. Seven
o'clock. We'll dive into that right now. Let's do this. Says they
used to eat Phil after he made his prediction? Are they gonna eat that
groundhog? People like, weak up your little sleepyhead, It's time to get
your stupid ass out of bed. It's a groundhop thing. And you've seen
Phil and they say that he's immortal, elixir of life every summer. He's
got a wife named Phyllis. Yeah, they never had kids. He's Kevin
Turner. Danny boy else is here. My name is Mike Siroy. J.
J. Jackson's here. Good morning, JJ, Good morning, Hi
JJ. You into uh Bucks to Towney Phil and Groundhog Day. That was
a very Caucasian moment there. You guys, have you ever seen the three
of us so excited? Just thank you for that. That's how we like
to kick off Black History. Mother, you got one day, you got
one day, and then day and then the Honkys retook it. You had
all those return cuts yesterday. Give it back. Okay. He's not the
only one, though. There are other animals that predict the weather, like
Lucy the Lobster in Nova Scotia. I trust Lucy the Lobster a little more
Manitoba merv Up in Canada Ballzac Billy and Alberta, Canada ballsack Billy. That's
like a guy I went to high school with Foo Foo the hedgehog in Oregon.
What do they do? Is it all shadow based? I don't think
the lobster lobsters don't cast shadows. Kevin Scramble the Duck in Connecticut that sounds
like a band opening for Minus the Bear. Scramble the Duck. It's because
it's cottage industries. They're trying to make money off of it. Fine,
that's all they've done. Who's ever heard of Gobbler's Knob is Puck's the Tawnia
City. I have no idea, but look at all the sponsored tints they
have, right, so they have it. It's working and that's why the
Nova Scotia is like, dude, we need a bit What do we do?
Do we have a bit Day in our city? Yeah? I mean
will we try to take back St. Patrick's Day for whatever reason? But
that's pretty common in big cities to have the Saint Patrick's Day parade that they
turned the November is our big day and is weird? Today's a big day?
Guys? First time? What's going on? Man? If you heard
of Apple? You guys have Apple phones. We like Apple, whether or
not you want to admit you like it or support it, you pump money
galore and Apple. Well. For the first time in seven years, Apple's
latest new product drops today. What was the last thing they did? I
don't know. Was it? I don't know seven years ago. This is
their first new product in seven years because everything else has just been updated on
right? What is their latest technology before this? I don't know. I'll
look that up. Look up twenty sixteen. Twenty sixteen new Apple product?
Got it iPad? Okay, I don't know, that might be enough to
add. Don't know it was a new ip oh the watch? Oh yeah,
that's what it is, which I love and you have that and love
it. Yeah, Christina has one, loves it. She gave me her
old one. I wore it for one day and took it off. Yeah,
I just didn't understand what it was adding added value. I have my
phone, I have it all, but I get it. And you get
text on your wristwatch and you like it. Oh, I don't use it
for text. I use it just to tract my sleep and for health.
Okay, you know, could have been in little pictures of mine. Maybe
maybe the watch was updated, but I'm seeing that. January six, twenty
sixteen, the launch of the all new Apple TV and Apple Watch. I
paved the way for entirely new app experiences. Yes, so that you had
Apple TV and the Watch. So that's the last thing they did that was
like brand new, right all right, well nearly seven years ago to the
day, but today is a huge one and better or worse. We do
have some lines, at least up in the Northeast at Apple stores as people
are trying to get their hands on the Vision Pro. Whoa and this is
the headset the competitor to Meta, who came up with their big new Headset
Quest, Meta Quest three, whatever it was. As they're trying to it
just seems like for most of our adult lives they've been trying to get us
to wear these things on our heads. And when you say headset, you're
if you don't, it's more like the VR goggle experience, right, that
kind of it's they're calling a mixed reality headset, but yes, it's VR
goggles essentially, although spatial computing is the term that Apple is trying to push
instead of saying another VR headset or VR goggles, which have a fairly long
history of not exactly working. And the thing with the VR goggles is you
put them on and you're in a self contained world. Then with this you're
able to see the world around you. Yes you can. Uh, there's
a knob or a dial that determines the level of how immerged it is.
You can shut it all the way I assume to the right, and it
will lock out the external world. You won't be able to see anything,
and you can watch movies and do it and in the environment of the movie.
Someone I read a real big review and a guy who wore these for
two days, the New Vision Pro, and he's like, I watched a
movie. I watched one of the Avengers movie and you're in the Avengers tower,
like that's where like you're in the loading screen almost that's the idea.
And he's like, it was really cool. I mean, some of the
reviews on this say it's really cool. And I guess as the new products
from different companies launch, yeah, we make steps forward and get closer.
But for those of us with iPhones, this is probably the most realistic one
for us because it does sync with your MacBook, it syncs with your iPhone.
It does so fairly seamlessly, just like if you get a new iPhone.
I mean, you got your cloud stuff saved and you log in and
there's your stuff. So they make it easier, you know, you don't
have to make that jump and relog in and start all this stuff. But
yeah, it's a mixed reality headset. It goes on sale at Apple stores
across the country today, and you know, they're still working on the potential
for augmented reality. How it helps people communicate, collaborate. They say,
this particular device blends both VR virtual reality and augmented reality. That as you
said, overlays virtual image is live video of the real world, so you
know, and they're arguing and still believe, and there are big brains.
I still think this is the thing. Now, price do you guys know?
You know? Do you know? Am I right that it was thirty
five hundred dollars? It's thirty four ninety nine, okay, Kevin? So
you as thirty four for the the computer that you wear on your face.
It'll have two hundred and fifty six gigabytes of storage. Also, one immediate
concern, which I didn't even think about, is the prescription lends inserts for
the device that might have to purchase starting at one hundred and four nine dollars.
And then I don't wear prescription glasses, but I do wear readers and
reading lens inserts start at ninety nine bucks. As you slide those in between
your face and the new thing. They say, once you factor an additional
accessories like the two hundred dollars travel case, fifty dollars battery pack holder and
more, you're looking at nearly forty five hundred bucks all in. So this
is for rich people who need hobbies. Well, I've done it all and
they need to do something more. I don't know, like Danny said,
I mean, the VHS player VCR used to cost thousands of dollars and now
they don't, and now they're gone. But what they're counting on is they've
got to have a big price point because you do have a lot of techies
out there that have a lot of money that will basically pay for all of
their research and development to where they get to a break even spot and then
they can start making profit with the masses by lowering the cost. I have
an older brother, and he was always at the forefront of tech like.
He was always a pretty successful dude and did really well in life and man,
every Christmas we would come to Dallas to see him. He was my
mom's, my adoptive mom's birth son that she had twenty two years before I
was brought into the fold, and we would go visit him, and he
would always have the latest gadget, the latest studio equipment, the latest best
TV, yeah, video audio recording, and it was cool. But you
know, he would comment and he was very transparent with me. It's like,
yeah, stuff's really expensive and it'll go down in a couple of years,
but I don't know. It's just kind of my thing. I like
being on top of this stuff and being one of the first to kind of
test this stuff out. And what that does though, also is you get
this stuff out now, then you start getting the reviews, you start finding
out what the glitches are. It's kind of like they're charging you a lot
of money to become guinea pigs for new tech. Our elaborate We've always been
the lab tech. You know, that's a lot of money to do it,
Like you said, like the Facebook Meta one is about five hundred bucks
yep, and this thing is thirty five thirty nine just to get just to
get it strapped onto your head. Now. I read a review of this.
I think they had a prototype that came out maybe about a year ago,
and it was released to a selected group of tech uh you know,
magazines, publications, whatnot. And I did read a review that a woman
did and she said, it's really cool, like you'll you'll be blown away
at what this thing's capable capable of doing. But there were some issues with
uh the connectivity of the like the physical connectivity of the earpiece, and the
comfort level of the thing. I think it was like bulky. It sucked
to wear for long periods of time. But but I have a they have
a dressed that stuff since that initial kind of prototype went out. They've been
trying for a long time, and I've worn a couple. I wore the
DJI one, which is made for drone piloting. I've tried them, never
liked them. They feel heavy and they do feel clunky, but I think
they're coming along. I'm not like giving up on this being a potential thing.
And I read two people who reviewed it. There's a Vanity Fair article.
Listen to this. It's kind of an interesting paragraph. The author wore
it for a few days, lived it like, tried to give it the
best shot possible. The author says, when I take it off, every
other device feels flat and boring. My seventy five inch o Lead TV feels
like a CRT from the nineties, the old kind of TVs they had.
My iPhone feels like a flip phone from yesteryear, and even the real world
around me feels surprisingly flat. I don't want that. Well, you don't
want anything. You don't want this phone in your hand. That would have
sounded insane five years before we all had phones in our hand. Like,
I get it, and I'm not arguing with you. But that's that's how
these things work until you realize, dude, this is awesome. Compatibility is
a concern that they're figuring trying to figure out. They said, as of
a week ago, it was only one hundred and fifty or so apps that
were like, you know, lined up to work with this, but they
had a big dump and now they have. The company says more than six
hundred apps and games have been designed to take advantage of vision vision pros capabilities
and it's three D user interface. All most of the big apps Disney plus,
ESPN, MLB, PGA Tour Max, Amazon Prime, Paramount plus,
all of them, crunchy roll anyone is that a uh, I've heard of
that. It's Funshi plus. I don't think that is. So they're doing
Tempura on this thing. TikTok anyway, they're all ready to rock and just
to hit KT and I in the shorts. PGA Tour Vision app offers a
golf game with real time shot tracking, access models on real golf courses.
I don't even know exactly what that means, but that's how this crap works.
And you're like, I don't ever need this. You're like, oh,
hold on, I can watch PGA Tour kind of like I'm there,
and I don't know if that's even what they're saying. The NBA app offers
streaming live of up the five broadcasts live around demand at once, five of
them all in front of you as you still walk around to your daily life
soccer fans. Because Apple TV is the host of MLS packages as are all
ready to rock. Red Bull TV will include three D maps of races of
F one races. I don't know, I'm just it sounds kind of cool.
The more you read into it, and the reviews I read are people
are kind of like, this is pretty good. Yeah, And I think
it's because of that comfort we have with Apple's products already that you get rid
of that gray area in between jumping in and feeling comfortable with it. I
read one that said the guy he said, after four or five hours of
wearing it, he took it off. He took it off, just the
face breathe. He's like, but I was never really uncomfortable with it.
I think it's lighter than before. I think they've addressed those things that you
mentioned of feeling like you got this thing on your head, so I I
mean, I don't know. I have as of this moment zero interest in
purchasing one. But if Tim Cook and Apple walked through that door and said,
hey, down beat big fans of the show. Tim Apple love Kevio
you. Tim Apple was here and he put three of them on the desk
and said, try these out for a week. We'd love to get you
hear what you guys think, It would be stoked, and I'd be watching
Pebble Beach PGA this afternoon with the thing on my face. There's no doubt
if it was even an option, that was an option paying for it thirty
five hundred dollars you got me. I'm out already owe two thousand dollars to
Apple. You know, yeah, I'm sure, and I'm already in the
whole two thousand dollars to Apple is a spilled whiskey on my computer a few
years ago. It never getting that back. It is the fifty five hundred
dollars VR headset for me. It is that dynamic of you don't think you
want it or need it until you try it, and then, like you
said, you know, these people like I don't like the I don't like
the real world versus what's inside this thing. That's a little concerning because it's
isolated and wrapped. We are into our by our phones and and and that
whole experience that I think fewer people are living real out of out of the
house, authentic lives and more virtual lives. This is just the next next
progression, you know, to that through that gate, probably for worse,
but maybe who knows, for better? People do live these immersive lifestyles.
And as Andy Dufrain said, you've come, you come this far, why
not come a little further? And it feels like almost an inevitable next step
of the trajectory that we're already on. I'm sure a lot of people were,
you know, reluctant about crack until they took that first free hit,
and then this is prety good. They do crack on that later. I
don't know. I don't know if we're ever gonna be wearing good. Well,
how much do you how many people of our I've got pulled up our
stats, our podcast stats, like people listen to the Freak right, how
what percentage do you think use Apple compared to Android? Those numbers are always
a little more. There's more Android users than I than I think offhand,
because I'm Apple and I know demographically, uh, it's different, and regionally
it's different. I would say, I will say sixty six percent, no,
fine, sixty eight percent to ninety percent are Yeah, that's a big
that's a big wheel of cheese that he gets on the by Jart. I
bet it's closer to fIF it's eighty three percent Apple wow. Wow. About
thirteen percent use Android and then you get you know, people who are using
it in different ways, like you know, desktops and tablets, but just
our pod. They got us buy the balls they do, and they you
know, I'm glad they finally got the legislation pass to go. We're going
universal on the USB C charger, you know, so they can't keep changing
the phone charger out every five years and making us buy new phone chargers for
fifty bucks. Finally that got solved, so we can all have one charger
for our phone. They're going with the C USB's that's the name of it.
But I'm not sure. You know, when I was I worked at
a big five sporting goods in college, and I would sit there and unload
the truck at four am, and me and a buddy of mine. I
would This is where Soroy Industries was born, and I had this idea.
It was called hollow Sport International, and its back when you wanted to watch
Mike Tyson fight and you buy a pay per view and you'd have to actually
go pick up a box. Remember, like if you bought it, you'd
have to go pick up a box and like plug it into your TV and
then return it. I'm like, imagine if you had that same thing.
You pay two three, five hundred dollars and you show up to these people's
house and you set up these four things in the corner of their of their
room, and they're like projectors, and then on your coffee table is Lennox
Lewis and Mike Tyson holograms fighting. You're actually watching it, and I'm like
that sounds so awesome. And then apply it to the masters and you can
have an overlay of the whole and kind of watch Nick Price swing and walk
around the table and get a different perspective. Yeah, you see the ball
fly, and then you can with your hands like my Minority report, zoom
in. I mean, it seemed all inevitable. I just was clearly wrong
on how we would ever get from A to B. But I feel like
this is right there. And if I can watch the Masters or watch F
one and zoom into a part of the track and see all that like that,
that is appealing and I am interested in that, not at those prices,
but man, I feel like, just like everything, we're inching towards
this, this type of advancement. And I am not gonna sit here and
say forget that. I'll never mention in that, like I am interested in
that. It'll get cheaper as the years go by. You know, it's
not always going to be thirty five hundred dollars. No, no, I
agree, but apparently will always be strapping something onto your head even okay,
and you know this too. As technology advances, the hardware gets smaller and
smaller and smaller, So it won't be long before you're able to put this
thing on and it's a little more than a pair of ray bands. Rather,
it's gonna get chipped into your body, Okay, And that is okay,
that's and I would like to think. And at my age, I'm
pretty sure I'll never have an operation that will help me with technology. I'm
quite sure of that. Not positive, that's what I've tried to tell people,
no offense, Danny, it's irresponsible to have children right now. You're
setting them up for a wild world in about fifty maybe a magical, beautiful
while maybe and maybe really hot. Ray Band had a thing with Meta where
they have essentially just glasses, and maybe it's that you wear cool glasses and
I can just click a finger and record what's in front of me. Maybe
that's a more realistic stepping stone towards where this thing has headed. And that's
the thing. The control is basically you kind of just like finger motions,
like you can tap your fingers twice to get something, uh, to call
to action or whatever. You can kind of kind of just control it with
your hand hand movements. Like when you when you call up your your app
screen, it will like like Mike you said, you'll be able to still
see the room around you, but uh, like the apps will come up
and you just kind of like reach up and swipe our click that one or
double tap your finger on your or your thumb on your forefinger and it'll open
that up and then you just navigate it all. But this, you know,
we talked about just a few days ago. The the Elon musk technology
where the whatever that chip was in plant. Yeah, the neurlink is able.
You we will there will be a day, and I doubt it will
be in our lifetime where all of this stuff can somehow be integrated that you
think it and it appears in front of you. Yeah, like you controlled
this VR technology just by thinking about what you wanted to do, which sounds
nice until you realize that they've monetized it, so your stomach growls, and
then add for McDonald's pops in or you start to get the slightest hint of
a breakfast boner and then you're like, wait, why did I get like
a porn hub ad? Those little things like that are gonna happen. Well,
thirsty, you're going to see a dat coke ad of course. Thirty
five hundred bucks on sale today the Vision Pro from Apple. If you get
one, we want a full review. Do you have time for the last
time someone had to make a large technological purchase because they screwed up on the
radio? Uh yeah, let's hear it. Oh yeah, thats a real
question. Now, this is the last time one of us had to spend
a bunch of money on a piece of equipment that they ruined when I was
at home. Crank me up to j please. Okay, that's all over
the laptop. Knew that was gonna happen. Oh struggling. Oh no,
oh, I hate what happens live. Oh no, it's all over.
This could be the end of this laptop. Oh, this is disappointing.
We're burning paper towels that you need in these times too. Oh please air
dry. Oh this sucks. My computer start to act up. You can
hear it. I could go off at any time. Guys, this is
bad. I can hear it's starting to go. It's starting to make noises.
Oh god, it's not liking it. Unplugging for a minute. This
is there, it goes. There goes the end of covid Kevio's live stream.
Yeah, he had big plans. I was gonna save the Metroplex with
Lockdown live. Yep. He was probably about to start doing Marble races.
Never got to any other Those are the days because you decide it would be
a good idea to refresh yourself with a giant glass of whiskey. Knock it
over on your lappie. Oh no, oh jesus, ah, this sucks.
Aw, this suck, suck. It was terrible. It's really funny.
We're already going through COVID and you add that to it. Yeah,
Jesus, you had it worse than anyone in COVID times. Kevin. There's
inherent fear in the unknown, but this AI virtual reality stuff, and that's
the round amount of profound coming at you. Also here pill, he's holding
his pill. Don't take it yet? Want you weird for one more segment?
Who are the names that you need to know to fix the Cowboys defense?
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