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Mac maloney. Well, good evening everyone about the Macloney's miltranks On show here
in the distant under radio network. This is Magmaloney one will show you we
have for you tonight. Wow. But first let me introduced the members of
the posse girls. You know he's here across the puddl Sit yourselves down,
get your fan, get your big box and clean actually big box of wipes.
Just squeegee angeloube because the very famous one want to see it? Won
me? You bet you? Hey, Mac? Hello, everybody, glad
to be here, Glad to be anywhere. As a matter of fact,
do you notice I love the show and I'm glad you invited me on again.
Do you notice that I changed the cadence every week of the re intro?
Do you do? And it kind of kind of throws me off guard
a little bit our audiences? Yeah, yeah, okay, everything okay over
there in the puddle. I mean, it's always kind of finally get in
some decent weather, nice and it's it's you. We're going through the We
had the wettest April on record since you know, since King Arthur Thin take
him out of the wettest April and in England since go ahead. But his
swords were rusting, rut off his belts. You know, it's like very
very wet. Yes, but it's finally starting to dry out a little bit
and we're getting some good weather and you would think that, you know,
it's like hallelujah. Everybody's celebrating. What's that up there? What's the sun?
The big thing? Wow? We toast out lattes to the sun.
You are what else do you need to know about England? The British?
Yeah, well that's they said that about two hundred years ago. You know.
The king has been the king, King Charles has been the king of
for a year. Yep. It was his anniversary the other day. That
was this thing. Yeah, is he okay? Did they ever tell did
they ever say? What was wrong on them? Not really? No,
that's everything is in hush hush on the QT, not I king. Now,
well anyway, speaking about hush hush down there in hiding in West Virginia
somewhere is international correspondence which floods. He was, switch, Hey, great
to be here tonight, Mac. That's it. Good to see you,
Switchy. How are you feeling? How are you? Yes? Oh I
am beyond wonderful. Okay, all right, we're waiting for that. Anything
new with you. I mean, I got a lot of emails to talk
about you and Susan At you know, you were squiring around Mouthmantown there last
week and Max, what do those females say? Do you want your contact
information? As it turns out, but you know I can't send that to
them because of that disclosure. Every time somebody asked me for contact information,
I give him Willie Clubs peel box. Do you really well? I'm literally
smile them all the time speaking of him. Also witnesses our security chief Willi
Club Willie in full whitey bulge of bone tonight. Hey everyone, Okay,
it looks okay, he looks okay, you're okay. I'm a little bit
down. I'm pretty good. Of course, I just got a kicking the
teeth from our international person there. But really, that's all right. What
happened. I got to tell you, Mac, I've been doing some thinking
about my job title, you know, being a security chief. Yes there's
one thing, but I think I'm the only legitimate international security chief. You
know, that's a valid thing for me because we have listeners all over the
world. True, what you know, So legitimately I should be called a
international security chief. I don't think anyone else is legit intimate when they use
the term international and the job description here but one he just called me,
not directly, but he suggested that I was ill legitimate. Well, I'm
not sure about that. But the thing is, I'd like to get a
change in my job title in Okay, hope you'll give it some thought of
mystery, how about not asking for any more money. I just wanted to
look intimate, valid title that you got that that's what he says. Listen,
but next week, I honestly believe I wanted to bring it up,
but I didn't want to bring up bad stuff on the show, particularly at
the beginning. But I got shot. Well listen, let me just tell
you. Just send and send an email to h I. Okay, I'm
explaining your position, and you know, five thousand words less, and we
consider she's not complaining about asteroids. Well, I was going to say you
don't and put in the first sentence, and also wanted to bring up but
I'll say that later. Okay, put in the first sentence. Not about
money. I think Steve Ward has a an exclusivity thing in this contract that
makes it that if you get a bump entitle, he's going to have to
get it. This is our lawyer, Al Ferrari. Yeah, but will
you calm down here? Okay, see now the pin is out of the
ink and I thank you. Yeah ye, but from here it listen.
Well, well, let me just pivot, as they say, as the
kids said, Mac, I think the show just went off the rim.
Well let's say, do you want to start it again or should we plunge
on no id? Just edit everything out the club just just like that simple
design. Also with us is hopefully she can save the show quickly. It's
our favorite good witch up there and sideways and yeah with us Raven, how
are you hi, my friends, I'm doing great things for having me.
Hmm, what does the lord get to sideways New York? It's really tricky,
so you actually have to go through upside down New York, a really
confusing route. Unfortun there's no don't forget this loss and cut off. You
can't get here from you right, that's a good one. Doubling as a
lawyer tonight, I forgot in the studio with us is Getaway Drive Slash King
of the b Slash. You have full mechanical cant right now. But well,
oh Mac, everyone, I didn't know you went to law school.
Well you know I play one on TV or really doing it. Yeah,
I mean I think you can only get the sideways New York by helicopter,
because there's another there's other ways to get there. Let's talk about something more
important tonight. The look Ravens look tonight is count like, uh yeah,
a sexy high school teacher type things. Okay, I mean I would consider
this like I just gave up for the day. Really maybe she did so
as well. In the Ghost Raven you look great. Just what you should
know that? Okay, Hey, Switchy, Switchy, that's okay, calm
down. Switch is getting all the the emails now from these available women,
and really, well I picked that j him carefully and then photographs or anything.
You see see what I mean, see what happens. He wants more.
I'm asking for that friend is one one because they want a free lunch
of Hooters. They're kidding me you. I wouldn't mind a free lunch of
Hooters either. You should start a dating app. Emails can go right to
Mac and then he can filter the mountain and determine who's appropriate. Wouldn't that
be special? Well, listen, we have a talk ten night. We
have a busy show tonight in Theory. Anyway, Agent X is going to
be calling in. He got in touch with me last week and he says,
for the second time in a year or so, he's been attacked by
a ghost at the maca basket and selling in the Hampshire. This time it
was apparently a bottle of ketchup. Last time it was I think a box
of sugar bomps or something. So he's going to be on tell us what's
going on there sailing to Salem, New Hampshire. Yep, I'd understand it
more for his in Salem, New Hampshire. But Salem, I mean in
Salem. I did understand it better if it was in Salem Masks because that's
where all the spooky things happen. But Salm New Hampshire is not like that.
Well, we'll see. Also, a good friend, Greg Mastow will
be calling in telling us the latest and the greatest and also the things you
really got to be scared about when it comes to AI. He said,
Yeah, he's the guy who's the video game director Greg Mastow and also joining
us clung in from way up there in Canada. Later on, we'll be
Kim and Sarah Shay, our friends up there in Edmonton. He keeps sending
me these weirdest, weirdest YouTube stories. I mean, he just finds the
weirdest things on YouTube, and he's got a bunch of them about AI.
So it's kind of a a high show tonight. So why don't we get
the pain over with quickly? Revenue have any tough time? Do you sent
me the Top ten reasons one one plans to embrace AI? Top ten reasons
why one one plans to embrace I got to hear this unofficial intelligence. Okay,
you're gonna hear it right now. Stop the music. Number ten please
right uh now? Someone else can spend endless hours separating the fish from the
chips the okay, let's go number nine times. They do congeal together if
you sit the sub too long. You know, fish in the sun.
Jesus. Next, please eat indoors right, yes, Oh my god,
I like to eat out, I really do. Okay, next, next,
next, give the seagulls of peace every so often. Once again,
it sounds filthy. Next, please number nine. Ray number nine, you
can raise millions of giant meat in the hedgehogs and feed the world. Right,
Oh, don't say that about my hedgehog? Number right? Please?
Number eight. He could join the Rolling Stones and finally fire that stump thumper
Steve Jordan a little inside, but I'm not going to him with Rob the
other that's funny. He sucks's gonna go. Yeah, I mean, I
think this is inside music stuff, but I think it's like Charlie Watts's last
joke on them. He's the guy you recommend and he sucks. Would that
be his kind of humor? He doesn't suck, It's just that he's not.
He's not. He's not the drama for them. He would not the
drama for that. I hate to say that about the Rolling Stones, but
well, I'm just you know, he's not the drummer for them. That's
just this, you know, Next, please Raven before number seven. He
could recreate Farmer's Kitchen with all waitresses wait, okay, I can't read.
He could recreate Farmer's Kitchen with all waitress positions now clothing optional? Clothing optional?
You know they should have a reunion. I said that an email to
Dwayne, who runs the place, and he's got a good operation there and
he and his girlfriend. He called her his wife, but it's really his
girlfriend, a longtime girlfriend. They actually made selections based on looks. That's
against the skillet they preferred. They preferred that they didn't have waitress experience at
another place because they picked up too many bad habits and they had them all
for the smaller place where you really got to watch yourself. You're going to
jail. Yeah, that is Actually you haven't seen that Seinfeld episode where it's
you know, they went to the dinner and all the waitresses they have huge
russ and Eline is sure that they're hiring them just on their looks. In
their he tries to get a job wearing one of Jerry's shirts and they don't
hire her. It turns out that the guy who owns it, it's his
daughters. Actually pretty funny. Back then, signon was funny. Please right
number six. I'm pretty sure he could hack into the casher just stare at
the starboard galley and erase his bar tab I could do that. Positively.
The only good thing about AI. Go ahead, We'll see make number five.
Uh, He could travel to North Korea and meet as many hookers as
he wanted. Wow, is it that many? Once you're in North Korea?
Once again? Better? Where that inside? Well you know one of
them? This is top ten reasons. Why do I have to jog your
memory? There? Pall see dog? Oh yeah, okay, all right,
this top ten reasons? Why right right right right? That was a
livery john crickets different right okay, sorry, out the crickets. They were
always standing by, believe me, so next please right. Number four.
He could start round the clock infrared photos surveillance on low S Lane. He's
been doing that anyway anyway. This is top ten. Set up some devices
when I was there last really yes, yeah, letting it loose now,
letting it loose, So that's nice, okay, all right, send me
the tapes though when you have church. This is top good? Thank you?
Wow? Okay. Top ten reasons why well one is going to embrace
out of for some intelligence. We're at number three. He would seize control
of Rody's Union Local six four three, and from that moment on rock stars
will start carrying their own shit. Next please be terrible. Number two.
He could come back from England. And be with all his close friends again.
And by close friends he means all the teenage runaway girls at the Salisbury
halfway House. He's all the time. I'd call, hey, where are
over there? Right? Yes? No, you were like a fire and
give them a helping hand. That's don't say anymore, blieve me. Uh?
And so where are we right? We're at number one? This is
the number one reason one one plans to Oops, I just scrolled off my
emails. Number one reason one one plans to embrace ai. Uh. He
could finally create a new sex stall, combining the best assets of Lily James
and Nancy Wilson and call it Nancy James, my wittle Lily Willy, my
wittle Lily WILLI wow, Okay, let's put you a good game. But
I think I work on that. This is Mac after Dark, Yeah right,
well already there after Why don't we do this? Why don't we take
a compress break down? Come down and we'll be right back after this.
You're listening to Macaloney's military style show here in the distant Thunder Radio Network.
Please stay tuned, and now the further adventures of Al Ferrari, star of
Mac's new book How to Dump a Body at Sea and Not get caught.
Good afternoon, sir, May I help you? Alfer is the Prince?
Which Prince? Sir? We have a surplace. Prince Andrew. Hey,
I'm one one friend. His Highness is expecting me. I'm here to give
him an autographed copy of mac mahoney's new book, How to Dump a Body
at Sea and Not Get caught. Now we'll know how to torture car,
how to turn a Toyota into a rolls Royce, and how to turn seaweed
into a fashion statement of course, come right this way, please wait here,
sir, Prince Andrew with you shortly, Thank you, jeeves. And
one more thing, sir, No electronic devices of any kind are allowed in
the Prince's private quarters. I'll be clear, sir. Hey see time I
got peech mcmloney show. This is Lewis I lost, it's out? Why
are you whispering? I mean England doing a UK book tour from max new
book. So what's wrong? Well? I don't know what kind of freak
show one one's got me into, but all I can tell you is I'm
in a very dark room and there are lots of teddy bears staring at me,
and I mean lots of teddy bears, and their eyes keep following me
around. Oh my gosh, al and it smells really foul, and you
know, like somebody's been cooking English food. Ohow, that's terrible. And
everything is sticky, sticky. Hold on, sweetheart, somebody's coming. Excuse
me, sir, were just on the phone. Yeah, but I saw
it was a robo call. They fooled me every time. I'm sorry,
sir, but you've been warmed. I'll have to confiscate that. Oh but
my dead buddy Crumpets, get ready to meet my friends Brooklyn and the Bronch.
Oh it's on, bitch, So there you go, fans. But
remember you don't have to go across the puddle to buy Max's new book,
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Just order it on Amazon today and don't forget to leave a review.
Welcome back, And we went to Maclaonney's mill DRNK Now show here in the
Distant Thunder Radio Network. This is Maclahuoney. Wow, what a show we
have for you tonight. But first let me introduce the members of the Plasse
the Gang girls. You know he's here, the very famous one one across
the puddle. Wannillo Mack. Hello everybody, girls, especially welcome to the
show. We're gonna have fun today. I can feel it, an you
really okay, good feel it. It's all my senses are fully engaged in
the show tonight. So really yeah, okay, all right, I thought
they were every show. But this is a new for you, new thing
for you. Yeah, be there be square. No, this is like
a okay, it's kind of it's kind of a new awareness more. I'm
trying to be more mindful during the show. You really, yeah, okay,
honest. Interesting. The other thing I haven't done is lit up any
incense or anything like that. You haven't lit up anything on my own,
only any chemicals on any drugs? Really high on life? What about mushrooms?
One life? Okay, mushrooms would come in hand. Also with us,
I'm sorry. Also with US is international correspondent Switch Lad Steve would down
there in a cup Virginia. Switch great to be here, and that would
be that would include Canada that it might have an international Well, didn't you
say you took a pissing Canada once? Or I shouldn't say that because this
canad sorry, including Saskatchewan. We'll cut that off. There you go,
switch everything, okay with you, everything is beyond wonderful. Since Susan has
gone back home, have had been any communicado with her? I did just
briefly, Really, did you send her flowers? Well? No, I
didn't send her flowers. In the end of all, she's a married lady.
Uh you know. Okay, was worried send married ladies got to do
it? Yeah? Really, I actually don't one one the voice of the
reason. Okay, Well, it was a great time. It was a
real nice visit when she came down. Steve, send my wife flowers and
sign them out. That's it'd be wonderful. See. They just diverted the
flowers to Elle's wife. Also with us is our international security chief. That's
how I feel. Willie Club, Willie, how are you wow? You
got the email already? Yes, yes, right from your lawyer. Yes,
great, you know, thank you for the promotion, the recognition.
Okay, I have a valid international person here. But I hate to say
I'm a little down. After listening to that top ten, I was feeling
pretty good, but I don't know it's just something about those top tens.
I'm waiting for them to get better. But you know you're working on.
I know you want to. I'm trying my best. Well, tough love
from the club. Okay, thank you club. So noticed my job.
That's okay. We just gave you a promotion, didn't we Ye? All
right? He knows which side of the bread his butter? What what is
that? You knows which side of the bread is butter? You noticed side
of the butter his bread is? Are? That's it? Thank you?
Wanmy I gotta say we would on to the thirsty moves. Let's just address
the gorilla in the room. Okay. We went down there earlier tonight and
we were just fascinated by the bontender. She was making this very very weird
drink in front of us that included mint leaves and jalopena peppers and and like
some kind of non alcoholic beer. I said, and then she mushed it
up. I said, it's like garbage. It's like liquid garbage. Who's
drinking if no alcohol in it? Who would drink it? If there's no
boozing? But she said something about it costs as much without with or without
the boost. Oh yeah without eighteen bugs. Yeah, those jlopenios anyway,
So that's why Al's a little shaky. I'm trying my best too, was
always little shaky, but trust him. Yeah he's looking good. I got
to say, by you giving club the promotion, you have now triggered the
clause in Steve Woyd's contract that makes him the galactic of the Interstellars, the
interstellar Uh what do you hear responding? Aren't you hear just the why are
you starting trouble? Nobody? So he's looking up for me, that's all.
That's right. I'm making sure that Steve's yeah, I think yeah,
okay, good, he's an illegitimate international. See I'm going back to the
back and the handlet also with us, please hopefully save us for the second
segment in the row, it's good friend up there and sideways in the Raven
is with us. Raven. How are you? Hey, my friends?
I was doing really good up until my neighbor just started mowing their lawn at
six fifty four at night. So now I'm a little annoyed. So if
you hear that noise, that's my neighbor. I because it's my microphone is
picking up everything, So all of year is the lawnmower. Okay, else,
I don't hear anything. We don't hear me, just hear you.
I thought it was a motor boat. I thought it was a motor boat
or something like that that'd you plug in. But we don't hear anything.
So anyway, grave and everything okay with you? All good here? All
ships at sea or whatever? JJ says. You don't hate to ask this,
but how's the cat? Oh? My god, she's so cute.
We were watching Twin Peaks just before I popped on here because I had some
time, and she, mister Raven and I we were snuggled up on the
couch as we normally are when we watched Twin Peaks, and she got right
in the middle of us and held his hand. It was so cute.
Which which one the original Twin Peaks or Twin Peaks the return? Well,
so we're doing a total rewatch. So right now we're on the return only
switch only switch to ask that question. And GA, you know episode eight
is like being on some kind of a weird trip with mushrooms or LSD or
something like that, right, sure is? We just finished episode five,
which I've seen I've seen it all before. Mister Raven has not. This
is his first go through, and I'm like, I'm very envious that you're
watching this for the first time because you don't even know what's about to happen.
Can I can I just interject? Heir? So? Can I have
two questions forcal? You and mister Raven were cuddled up in the car,
which had like four in the afternoon. Yeah, we're geriatric, so that's
what we like to do. Sounds kind of hot to me, but you
know if you do. And then the cat chose to hold his hand.
Yeah, she like got up in between us and was just like it was
just the way she laid down. She was facing him, so you know,
her butthole was facing me and she held his hand. Don't cats I
send a message like that? Isn't the way they know? I don't know,
but yeah, she's doing very good things for us. Okay, that's
okay. Well, because the last two weeks she had knocked stuff over.
In the week before, she was in heat and you had to lock her
up, so I figured, yeah, it's been a rough Liken. It's
she healed from her her spe and everything. No more heat ever. Again,
We're good. You know, I can hate to bring this up,
but you have not asked about my cats, Mac. What's up with that?
I guarantee he also has no I you know, how much would it
cost for me to hire some fed extrava to drive down there and punch him
in the head the welcome before we started the show for nothing? We need
to do a roast. Need volunteers we have like yes, yes, so
we have to be on my best behavior. Ha ha joining us from his
bunker. I don't want to say you're a bunker, but kind of is
Agent X? Agent X? How are you Agent X? Yeah? Have
a better Oh yeah, okay, Raven is demanding that we clap for you,
so there it is, okay, all right? Did you just seem
switchy for a while, so it's good to see Yeah, good to see
you X. Did you come from right from the gym? You have that
some kind of gym attire on? Is that right? No? It's about
ninety seven degrees here for the first time in the last five months and rainy,
crappy weather, so you're going to harass me about wearing a T shirt?
It hits seventy two? Is that what happened. Yeah, we yeah,
well if you had guns, I could understand it. But okay,
it's good. You're doing a fashion statement. I understand it. X.
Thanks for dreams. Also with us where it still is cold and snowy,
I think, And we're going to clap for them, right, Kim and
Sarah chet up there in Edmonton, Canada. Our great knave is to the
north. How you guys doing you guys on Toronto fans are here? Well,
Toronto almost is so far away it almost feels like another country. That
my dad was drafted by them, so sure of them on, but I
should like seeing them. That was a great games. Hard to say that.
The last game while Toronto and the Bruins was a fantastic hockey game,
really clean, really good. I guess it really I thought I was.
I was almost choked up because I nobody should lose, but you know it
was the right team that won. It was good. It was a good
game. We're talking about we don't want to time date the show, but
the Boston Bruins just beat the Tonento Maple Leaves in the first round of the
NHL Series Souper Stanley Cup Series, and and the Bruins were. You know,
they were struggling there. They looked pretty weak and no one thought that
they were going to win that, you know, that last game, and
they did. They did in a very unusual fashion. But I agree,
I watched the whole thing. It was a great hockey game. It just
really was both teams really into it, and the Bruins came out on top.
That's how it turned. There was only two to one. Yeah,
yeah, that's how close it was. I was getting all the way yep.
And then for some reason, the Bruins in the first game of the
Panthers kicked their rash five to one, which made no sense at all.
And believe me, people wives millions in Las Vegas on that game. But
that's another show. So anyway, thanks for joining us. We really appreciate
it. You guys. Happy to be here. And Debrusk. Debrusk is
a local lad. Yeah, he's good and I did the ice for him
for years as a young players. Yeah, I kind of always rooted him
on. Now you drive it, you drive a Samboni or something like a
zamboni. I'm retired now, but yeah, I did it for years.
Really. Yeah, Yeah, that's what a machine that is? It is
it is it really? It's a big giant, Yeah, it is.
I always loved staying back at like intermission at hockey games, just so I
could watch the zamboni go around on the ice because it just looks so it's
so clean and satisfying. I just love it. I was a high five
bro. I find everybody, anybody that came out to watch me, I
always gave my hi five. Especially the kids. Yeah, the little little
nerds in the ground fascinating. There's something that just go nuts like for kids,
go nuts for every different kind of machine, though. I mean there's
always a kid that's nuts for some kind of a machine. But you know,
the ones that were for zambling, I just did always hit my heart
because they'd be just standing there in awe. Get them up on my knees.
I don't sit up there in the zamboni. Okay, here we go.
Yeah, Dad gets a picture. You know. It's kind of oh
yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, it's just fun. It's
cool. When I was a young lad, I was watching them build I
ninety five. Okay, back when I moved to Chumpster, there was no
I ninety five. There was no Route four ninety five. There was just
grout one and one ten to get you north south? Did they have the
Ten Commandments? Fascinated by these mountain dump trucks made by Euclid Oh yeah,
oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah, pulling out gravel from various
gravel pits around town and depositing it on the roadway at I ninety five as
a traverse Massachusetts and went up into everywhere to Maine. Enormous trucks. They
look enormous, huge kids trucks is what they look like. They look like
huge ton trucks or something. Yeah, have you ever been up to Sorry,
I was gonna say, have you ever been up to the oil sands?
And seeing those trucks probably about similar size, I would imagine. No,
I haven't, but only on TV. Yeah that's a huge by the
tire size. That that's they're huge. Yeah, like little buildings, like
little buildings, load them up. I could watch these all day. Yeah.
Oh yeah, it's fascinating, isn't it. Trains? I like trains,
I don't know, just like planes trains, But I don't know's just
fascinating sometimes how things just kind of click with you and you just I don't
know, I thought you were going to lead into something that you had a
zamboni going up to the road there something. I smoothed out the road with
a zi, but you know it's a it's a cools A few times I
wanted to take it outside and smooth. Hey. I operated a Cat nine
bulldozer owned and operated by Campanella and Cardi, who was the contractor for uh
the nine least four ninety five A little connected you. You operated a you
operated an idea. This guy who this guy who was doing the grading work
behind our house and the graph there was a gravel pit behind our house and
he was grading it. They were capping it and calling it the day with
that pit, they ended up making a ball field out of it. But
he was loaded. The guy was loaded. He came up to me.
He had this thing for my mother. I mean it was high D nine
is a huge bulldoze. Yes, right, that's got a winch in the
back for pulling a grater the whole the whole nine yards ahead. And he
comes up to the backyard. He actually he knocked down some trees that he
wasn't supposed to knock down, but we gave him for that. Okay,
just moved there he says, can I give you the ride? Talking about
sports events? Hang on a second, you know. One one is in
the middle of his childhood. No, it's not good, saying why is
the why is he coming up to the backyard with that thing? Because we
used to see him every day. Go ahead, and he asked my mother
if he could take me for a ride in the in the bulls. Sure
have at it. Take him yeah, and he kind of laugh and I'm
going, wow. It took me a while just to climb up on the
thing, and I sat. I sat beside him. He backs that he
throws it in reverse with with both he pulls both things and throws that sucker
reverse. And then he showed me how to stop one tread and the pedal.
The pedal advances a tread, but you can stop the other tread.
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do we do this? I almost having a ball in that thing. And
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I cannot begin to describe what kind of a show this is tonight, but
we can start at the beginning. Girls, he's he the very famous one
one across the puddle, glad to be here, and the show's hilarious.
So it's really fun. Okay, I have to say something. I'm proud
of you. You know, why, how long have you been over there?
Two years? It'd be two years in a couple of weeks. You
have not affected the British accent. Madonna was there for a weekend and she
was stalking like a brother press right right right, that's off to you.
Thank you. I'll throw some British terms there now, Donald Donald, I
wreck it also down there in West Virginia. So our international correspondent switchblad Steve
Lawrence switchy. So Matthew, you proud of me that I have not affected
all of y'all the West Virginia accent. No, we don't want that,
please, okay, we put that through some filter. So house things keep
telling me that I will wake up one morning and I will be talking like
a West Virginia. Okay, so far, I'm still kind of like a
Michigan or I think, really is there a big difference? Well, it
depends. You know, West Virginia borders on a lot of different states.
I stumped from there for six or eight different accents throughout the state. Let
me ask something in the past month, how many quarters have you pulled out
of a moth fan's ass. I don't actually pull them out. I let
them my retirement people. It's my retirement fund, so I don't touch them.
I don't want to be accused of, you know, cooking the books
or anything. So I allow the officials to pull the quarters out of moth
fans took us and collect them from my retirement hmm, okay, who puts
them in? That was my next question, But let's move on. Also
with us, is our international security chief Willie Klok? Will he to be
here? You know, it's unfortunate that some of the discussions today, but
I'm going to have to keep a closer eye on things now that I have
that international responsibility. Yes right, yes, really, he's just humoring you.
I'm sorry to tell you this you're still just a basic you know,
bouncer. I mean, you don't. I got to be good now because
I'm now I you know, I out rank you, so I'm not going
to beat. Let's move on. Me and Mac. We go way back,
way way way back. Let's move Yeah, we're back. Also with
us, let me introduce the getaway driver, King of the Bees. You
a pho mechanic our now though in the house. Al Hey, Mac,
what's uh? What's happening? You should not? Well, you know,
I'm just trying to keep out of the fray here. I don't busy night
at the station. As a turn, maybe maybe I can be the international
something. Wow wow wow, well you know, I mean everybody else is
getting something that's filling the blank off air. Okay, thank you. Also
with us is our savior, hopefully favorite good witch up there in sidways with
us, Raven, Hello, my friends, thank you so much for having
me. Mmm, I'll probably get your little no no no, I'm trying
to just I'm trying to be politically correct and describing your look tonight is sexy,
librarian? How's that? I gave that? It's Tuesday? Who cares
sexy? It just slipped also with us. Whow is uh asan X training
us from his bunker. If you're a bunker, thanks all for you.
If you're a bunker, can you hear the Russian American stuff behind me?
Watch your mouth you hear the Russians coming? Glad to be here. Also
our good friends up there for your service by the way, Edmonton, Edmonton,
Canada. Good friends him and Sarah. How you doing, guys?
Everything else? Great to see you, guys, is happy to be here.
Is the snow on the ground up there? Now? No, we
haven't had snow now for what two weeks? We had a snowstorm, but
you know, just for it only stayed on the ground for a couple of
days, and today is rainy. It's about seven degrees celsius whatever that is
in fairnheight. So we don't know. But that's weird, right, We
don't want to get into it, but that's it's strange that you're in Edmonton,
Canada and you haven't had snow in a couple of weeks. Yeah.
Well, well, like we still haven't put the snowshovel away. It's still
snow. I mean, yeah, I know if you mention it, you
know it'll happen. You don't have to shovel rain. That's what's good about
it. Hopefully it doesn't also with us as our good friend Greg Master calling
in from it seems would be kind of a sunny bombing North Carolina. Greg,
yep, right here in Garner, North Carolina. It's a nice cool
eighty two. Oh, let's clap, even though we don't want to feel
like triple excuse me, so eat your heart out, Marc. It's eighty
two eighty two man, that's that's not run at ten am. And I
think I came back weighing ten pounds heavier just because of as all the humidity're
just weighing you down. So you've been one one. It's about eighty one
up here. So I don't know what you are. Yes, I know
there are some radio from that area, and it's amazing. You need a
nuke plant. You better check read check that. So this and Greg is
don in North Carolina, a good friend of OZ. And you are a
video game producer slash now coordinate a supervisor. What does what do you do?
I'm a project manager within Samni Games and they're big. They just came
up with Spider Man. They're working on the Wolverine. They're big. They
were big. Yep, yeah, we're since twenty nineteen. It's a little
before me. So yeah, we're a Sony developer now. So but they've
worked on the Spider Man series that come out in PlayStation, Ratchet and Clank,
and yeah, I'm on the Wolverine project now. So when you were
run before, we were talking about this offia, but the Spider Man project
was like in the process, okay, and you really couldn't tell us too
much about it. It's now out and it's doing well. How long did
it take you, your team, your company to put that together? Well,
I was only on it for the last year, so I joined Insomniac
and fall of twenty twenty two, so I was there to kind of help
bring it to the finish line with all the with the rest of our talented
developers. I want to say they did a tease back in shoot. I
want to say almost twenty eighteen nineteen. I don't have the official start time,
but right around when Spider Man Won had finished. I'm sure they were
like, you know, the concept, pitching story to get that underway,
but they had they had done a tease for it. Plus Wolverine years ago.
Oh so yeah, I had, I had joined. I was at
a different company. I just happened to join, uh near the tail end
there, so it would be my first Wolverine will be my first project,
not quite at the beginning, but pretty early on. So it's four or
five years. Oh yeah, wow, wow as long and then doing any
motion pictures it can be at times how large, how big. I've joked
with my family that by the time Wolverine comes out, Oliver might be starting
kindergarten or first grade, might be driving a gun. Right now, Well,
that's cool, exactly exactly, hopefully not that long. I think my
job will be like it takes that long. It's like NASA, you know
what I mean. It's like NASA. You're waiting your work and your work
and your work, and finally the things you know, takes off and lands
whatever, and it's just going to be Wow, what a we leave that
this thing we've worked on for so long as a success? Right yep,
And it's it's the previous company I've worked for, just due to their development
cycle. Funny enough, that had come out around the same time. Sarah
actually works for them now. But I was working on that even before COVID.
Oh well yeah, however wasn't even born yet the game released, and
oh yeah that time we've my wife and I've had a son and all these
other life Yeah that's funny. Yeah, yes, not how the time goes
with it. Yeah, your life is kind of measured in the in your
work projects in a way, and there's no way to you know, not
be that way. Yeah, that's interesting. So anyway, well, thanks
for joining us tonight. We're gonna we're talking then about official intelligence. But
first I got to throw it to X. Is he here? No?
Here? He is, okay, because he got in touch with me with
a really kind of historical hysterical email saying something happened to him in a supermarket
in Salem, New Hampshire, which is fairly close to where we are.
And X, I'm going to turn it over to you if you can give
us the elevator pitch what happened to you, and then we will question you
closely. Yeah, yeah, I'll do it. I'll try to do it
quickly. And you should have set it up better. But any case,
that time out timeout, how would you have set it up? There?
He's speechless, right, okay, every thing on take two back. Okay.
Also with us is agent X, and he has a he did.
He sent me an email. It was kind of hysterical and it told about
some kind of ghostly encounter at a market basket and sale in New Hampshire.
But else do you want me to say? X? I sent you the
first email about two years ago about a ghostly encounter in another market basket in
New Hampshire, a separate market basket, go ahead, and then I didn't
believe any of it. And then last Thursday at four to twenty five,
I sent you another text right, a more decent and had a little motor
with the tea in a separate market basket. Okay, so it's not just
a one time event. So that's it. Okay, So what happened?
What's up about market basket or anyone else? What's the commonality there that you
take it away AX and tell us the story? You know me, I'm
skeptical. I don't believe in go ahead pretty much any of this. You're
you're agnostic as far as that's concerned. Good guess, go ahead. Two
years ago, I was walking into a market basket at about four o'clock and
going down the bread aisle. In ten feet in front of me, a
loaf of bread flew out from the rack and flew fourteen feet fourteen seat.
Yeah, that's pretty common. Fourteen feet. Okay, go ahead, No,
he's got a good point. Was white or was it in the Olympics?
Go ahead? Please X two hours show? May I continue? Yes?
Please? So I told you about that, and then I looked it
up and apparently market Basket has a history of that, going back to twenty
nineteen about the strange lady who was seen in the aisle by a worker who
worked in the bakery and she was also a student at U mass Lowe studying
psychology who saw this strange apparition. I didn't see any apparition. I just
saw that. So last Thursday at four thirty, Yes, I'm coming up
to a different mask market Basket and it was packed this time, and about
six feet in front of me, I saw a woman's tube of shampoo fly
off the shelves. Yes, you didn go fourteen feet this time, about
three feet I felt right by my feet. Yes, really, So where's
the ketchup come in? Where's the Heinz ketchup came in? That you wrote,
I got a question first, something some entity trying to hit you with
these something these items from a very popular grocery store here, white bread and
women's shampoo. Yeah. No, we had an earthquake last week. That's
that's day you go and there's an earthquake. Two years. Wait, we
had an earthquake last Thursday. Yes, at four week. I don't know
about the exact day, but yeah, wow, huh. I'm sorry.
That might have solved it. You can sleep tonight. People can be haunted.
People can be haunted too. I just googled. It has nothing to
do with me. I'm innocent. And hold on, not al you don't
get ill, just google it, please, ALB. I just typed it
in and said, you know, haunted market Basket and this particular article says,
as far as we know, all of our stores are ghosts free.
The Supermarcket responds to Frozen Isle haunting post. So there's something cooking here.
There's a picture backs there now. Personally point personally, I've had I've had
mayonnaise jaws come flying out at me and I'm allergic to it. So they
knew. I think it was actually like trying to trying to poison me.
I think it's people from Shaws. It some credence, okay, the first
time two years ago, which I told you in detail. Yes, the
young guy in his mid twenties coming and he picked it up and he was
far away and put the bread back and I said to him, I have
to ask you, did you see that? He said no, but we
see that stuff all the time. And then last Thursday, he's being nice.
I went through the checkout line and all of you locals will know,
hardly anybody in there is over twenty four years old. They were all young
kids. Go ahead, it's just a great place. And when I got
my items, I said, I told him that story, and I said,
I'm sorry. Tube of women's shampoo fly off. And the young girl,
who is about seventeen, looked at me like I was from you know,
a different planet really, But the other guy that was helping her said,
hey, this is market basket. Oh okay, he says it all
ghosts. Okay, listen only because that's a fascinating story. Let's let's clap
for him, because you know why if you don't, But listen, here's
another he is this is a double head on. Here's another story which made
the newspapers. And can you, in an elevated pitch, exactly tell us
what happened in your a little small town in New Hampshire last week having to
do with someone who wanted it open. I don't know anything about my time.
Sorry, I'll tell it okay. In his little town, this woman
wanted to open a diaper salon X. Everyone stunts, yeah, you you
correct me if I go wrong. She wanted to open up a spa with
people with spa geriatrics or something. No, no, no, no,
no that they thought at first, King, that's how she got the license
at first. But it turns out it's a little bit of a different crowd.
And I wish I had the pressure these in front of me. But
she said, you know, it's for people of a certain proclivity who can
come to her place for one hundred bucks an hour and take a dump in
a diaper so and behave with the license. Ext Do you want to pick
it up from here? I'll talk about my friends down. Go ahead,
yes, okay, here we go. Ye, I just found it.
Hang on, there we go. No, I have no personal experience,
but my friend told me this. Okay, it says diaper spa brings adults
back to nursery. I won't mention the town, but it says this woman.
Colleen Ann Murphy, the doctor who runs a diaper spa in a quiet
neighborhood, says she has an extremely small business with the majority of her work
clients remotely. Her business helps clients deal with current and past traumas and stress.
Let's see, I'm doing this real quick here, she hopes her responsible
to mitigate the concerns to fuse negativity. A four bedroom, four bathroom house
measuring six thousand square feet located the Senior living apartments up spa, bed and
breakfast invice adults to a viper's in a nursery like atmosphere while engaging in the
services described as therapeutic physician run diaper salon and serves all diaper wearing individuals who
seek acceptance, respite, and care. Oh now I'm sorry three to fifty
an hour, three fifte an hour to wear a diaper in three fifty an
hour, so personalized care and interactive sessions from the company run Home. Two
hundred an hour for a live telephone call with a doc online, one hundred
and fifty for texting a one hundred dollars an hour blah blah, and more
expensive range just up to seventeen hundred for twenty four hour diaper B and B.
Excuse me? What's funny about this story is EXS picture is on this
one. I'm reading this on like, okay, we really all right?
Yeah we get so out of the business New Hampshire. Yeah, so can
excuse me elst and I tell the rest? Yes, really please. Our
website described it as you can spend time in the spa and then we can
go on gentle walks through the neighborhood park well around you don't want to be
doing that had in the little streams and up to the walking path where the
kids play. Okay, you seem to know a lot about the brochure there.
My friend, my friend told me the same friend, what was the
very rapid ending? I mean, did you get a little bag and you
have to carry it around something like it's like a dog part, it's a
big but this all end it was not in Massachusetts, it was in New
Hampshire. With it's in New Hampshire. Didn't get approved, right, she
didn't get approved? Was this facility shut down? Yes? And then the
UFO showed up and it was a mess. So listen, why don't we
do this? Oh no, it it's such a thing as zoning board.
All right, they had a meeting and there are hundreds of people there.
According to my friend, yes, yes, and it was shut down immediately.
But after that, the state Medical board is has fined her thousands of
dollars doing all this without a medic Well yeah, yeah, so this is
not this is three point fifty a poop. She probably has the money,
right, Look, okay, living I'm sure, why don't we do this?
I think we have to only because raven is she has a micro office.
She's laughing so hard that I think she's laughing. Well, she's vomiting.
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Welcome back, everyone's back in morning's Most Ranks show. Here in the Distant
Thunder Radio Network. This is Mac Maroney. What a show we have for
you, toy. But first, girls, he's here at the very famous
one one one. Hello girls, welcome back to the show. Hello Mark,
fun so far, so far, also crazy, actually, yeah,
that is one word for it. Also with US is our international correspondent,
switched, Steve Wood down there in Wes, Virginia switching. Great to be
here as an international correspondent. Okay, don't rub it in. Also with
US is our international security chief, Willie Club WC. Thanks Mac, thanks
for you know again, get me my promotion sooner than expected. Fine.
I just wanted to say, though, I after listening their I don't know.
I think I'm going to start food chopping online. The online. Yeah,
I think it's Shaw is the competitor, you know, spooking out to
people. But anyway. By the way, Mac, yes, club does
not have jurisdiction in Saskatoon. I just want that clear. Okay, if
it ever comes up. Thank you're switching asked, so look with us is
Raven make it in your windows and Raven, I'm sorry, favorite good witch
up there and snideways and Raven is well us Raven, Hello, my friend,
thank you so much for having me, Sexy librarian. Look tonight,
if you're keeping squall, okay, we've actually your cat is okay. The
cat is all right. The cat is sexless now but existing right. Well,
I mean she's like a female. So they just made it so that
she, you know, can't have babies. Well, I can't believe I'm
asking this question. Can she? I can't. Oh sorry, she's okay,
all right, all right, I'm glad you said it. No big
deal. She's good. He's sitting right in front of me sleeping, okay,
all right, got plenty of cats sleeping. Well wow, and when
they're not eating the sleeping also listen, hopefully he's blocked asas for the past
one minute, Asian next is with us Asian X. Thank you for having
me, And I'm just fascinated by allies, Well, listen, you don't
have a You don't have cats, do you. You have a big dog,
you have a gigantic dog. You have a cat? You have a
cat? Hang on a second, hang on, let's see. Don't know.
No one wants to see it. I'm disappointed at you. Listen,
we all know. No, no, no, no, I got to
see the cat. You know where you're from. I'm from where you are
from. You're the only person I know from there who has a cat.
How does that make you feel? Because we were kids, we didn't have
cats, We just had rats. Okay, moving along? Also with us,
I introduced you. Yeah, wow, wait my cat. That's okay,
Well, that's good. In the studio with us in the house is
uh ufo mechanic lan now though everyone uh he is uh well he's looking for
a porn now I'm actually looking. Okay, all right, my picture to
send you, Raven brother. We'll see what I mean. All right,
I'm going to send her porn, I think with us. Also with us
is up there, Sorry, folks up there in Canada. We're not always
like this. Kim and Sarashet up there in Edmonton. Hi, everyone,
glad to be here. Guys, great to see everyone. You're in Canada,
I'm in England. Yes, these other nut jobs are all in Hey,
hang on re lax America. I'm so so happy to have him and
from Canada. Awesome. Also missing yet, I was like, well,
what the heck you really are missing? It's awesome. Also with us is
video game producer one creator Greg Master Greig. I didn't get the title.
I know, right, Oh no, you're fine, fine, hello everyone?
Yet project manager project is the current title. I know. I feel
like my title changes every time I come back to be back it's PM over
here, that'll be the prime minister. But it's close, right, same
kind of thing, yeah, exact, same, exact kind of job,
really exactly. I just have to tell you, Greg, having had a
number of titles commander, platoon leader, branch manager, nothing is better to
defend the project project managers everything very well. Appreciate it. Appreciate it.
I do have. We do have a good, fantastic project management team.
So I worked with a lot of talented developers, but really appreciate that.
Do you have people working under you, not so much working on like how
we have it kind of divided? Is? Uh? We report to our
project director and depending on like the teams or different parts of the game,
I kind of work side by side with other developers, but I do report
two a director and the leader social. I know you can't talk about it
because there's prioritory, but like in a typical day, what are you doing?
Are you are you like deciding on backgrounds a color or is it more
tech? Tech doesn't that So my mine's kind of on the more management side.
So with this job especially, I work actually a lot with our outsourced
teams. A lot of external developers. Video games, especially like an Insomniac,
are very large, so a lot of my day to day is working
with our leads, creating briefs, making sure that we have a schedule with
our outsourcers because we could be working with other US studios studios. But also
I've worked a lot with studios in China and India, So working a lot
with those teams and making sure that their translators have everything, getting items recorded.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's really a lot of just track tracking
and making sure that the pieces the team and I are working on are on
track. Yeah right right, Well, so, so as a big company,
we don want to be deep of die, but as a big company,
so you bring in other developers and so on, and it's one big
potty a bit. Yeah, So we we have trusted external sources that we
work with. I've worked with them at other previous companies as well. It's
not always the case. Sometimes studios will just develop internally, but sometimes with
games that big, you know, we've done a lot with outsourcing environment art,
so creating any kind of the buildings, the levels, stuff like that,
to even visual effects in our games, if you know, I know,
I'm kind of making it seem simplified. We're just like, oh,
if we need to spark here, fire here, But working within our tools
and making sure that the timing is correct is very important. Yeah, coordinating
well man, it's a it's a massive project. I mean it takes four
five years about the end. Hey, yeah, listen, you can't miss
right wover and can't miss let's face it, right, that's that's what I'm
opening. I don't wanna, don't want to drink it. It will be
our you know, uh, it will be the first Wolverine game. Well,
because yeah, we're not it's yeah, we're just keeping it strictly Wolverine
that's all I can say. Well, yeah, anything with like the X
Men and them. We haven't really seen a game of them, just focused
on them quite some times. Yeah, that'll be a be a big deal.
And I'm hoping that it is well received from everybody. Yeah yeah,
I mean, you know, how can I not be so? Listen,
So we're talking about tonight artificial intelligence, and just I just want to Yeah,
when you look up a definition, it it goes on forever, right,
you need AI to figure it out. But basically, and this is
what I don't always think is like facts, right, frequently ask questions that
you see everywhere. I never click on them, you know, because it's
too involved whatever. But Greg, I'm asking you, so, is artificial
intelligence that everyone is kind of scared about right now? Isn't it just like
one big, huge, enormous fa q? You know, frequently ask questions
all the total information that's out there. They were able to kind of you
know, distill it and kind of answer questions for you. Yes, Well,
I think it's more specifically how more accessible it's gotten. You know,
we've i mean, AI has been in video games for ever because you know,
had to program enemies to do a certain behavior put animations on it,
and you know Rinse and Rinson repeat a lot of games, like fighting games
can create ghosts that try to mimic how you have played. So the programming
side of AI that's been around since the creation of video games, I think
where people have concerns and even I I do, as well as how AI
art and even kind of AI writing prompts have gotten a lot more accessible to
anyone, and especially you know, I wouldn't say it's just like an F
and Q. You can type something see what it creates. But I think
last time on here I even did one of like, just did a basic
write me a chapter for a Wingman novel? Yes, and it did that,
except I think it gave us step by step instructions on how to be
a wingman at the bar, how to pick up chicks. That Wingman was
was a pilot, so obviously I was like, well, not at all
a Wingman novel. That's okay, But but I think that just illustrates what,
you know, one of the drawbacks of AI, and just like anything
that we've said since the dawn of computers, is that it's only as good
as what it's being trained on. I e right, yes, and you
know that sort of thing. But but what is the thing about thinking for
itself? That's the thing is that it has this a vast, vast knowledge
base let's say, I mean hugely okay, but everything in that knowledge base
we have put there, right, I mean, has come from human So
where is this thing about thinking for itself? That much thinking for itself that's
going to put us in danger? When does it take over? You know
what I mean? Greg, that's the next chip, isn't it? And
video is working on that one. Yeah, well that's that's a joke.
You even see what everyone's like, Oh, I don't see the big deal.
And everyone immediately comments like oh yeah, sure sky that we see you
exact reviews and comments on Facebook or x Twitter or whatever the heck it's called.
Now you know a lot of those are just like bots, just kind
of spewing the same NFO. It's like, are we talking to a person
or are we just talking to you? Just a program that responds and has
the same exact thing right over right. And what's interesting is, okay,
let's say we get more AI responses out there on the internet because we're as
a content creator, you know, it's it's more and more of it is
AI generated. Then when a new AI comes out, they're being trained on
AI generated stuff on the internet. Do you see what I mean? And
it can get more and more extreme depending on how the algorithms are, and
just get whack here and whack here and more misinformed so to speak. So
the welcome back to who created it as well. You know, we all
here have our own personal biases or just you know, certain opinions, and
unfortunately that you know, sometimes can be the case as well. It's like,
all right, where where are they? Where is the AI pulling the
information on the other side, Like with AI art, okay, how is
it kind of collaborating this? We've seen cases, especially with AI art,
that artists have seen just their own artwork there and it's like, well,
I didn't sign off on this, and now just some random person can make
a watered down, crappy version of my stuff but passed along as their own.
Right for me, it's not really creative good will to me. The
most exciting part of AI is the AI robotics. That's where I see the
future. You know, I've done a lot of In a previous show,
I talked a lot about it, you know, with respect to the space
and asteroid and all this stuff. But the so much just going on with
the robotics today. You know, of course in the military they are great
because they can go out there instead of a for mind detection and all,
they can send a robot out there. But it's expanded so much now inside
you know, they'll you can use them to you know, as like servants
and a house. So sure, I mean, but really that when you
listen and read about what they're able to come up with in such a short
period of time, I don't get impressed by AI where I can go and
ask it to write a you know, a resume farm. You know,
I want the robotic side and what it's doing with health biotech industry. The
supercomputers are just so fast that it's coming up with solutions for health issues and
new drugs at a much quicker pace because of the speed of these supercomputers.
So anyways, that's the area I'm looking at, is that whole robotics thing.
And you know we're all a raid, at least we're being told we
should be afraid because we all watched two thousand Space Odyssey. Well yep,
But the thing that they don't understand, and I've read a lot, is
that the words seems to be time will only tell, but that the humans
will always be smarter than the machines. The qualities that we have are only
reserved for humans, and that's love, be able to create, expand and
transcend in several times. It's never going to have a hot Yeah, our
soul. From what they know, that one of these robots is going to
come in like the movie that was out there a while ago, and all
of a sudden take over everything. I don't know. I don't see it,
but I don't believe it. But if it happens, I won't be
here at that time. You don't know that. I'm just gonna say,
Kim, you did the greatest shot explanation of why I think it's kind of
scary. You said it about fifty words. Say it, well done,
well done, Okay, sounds good. Here's Mike. I just want to
say this a little bit more advanced than being in the project manager of Microsoft
Office, where you're in charge of the word part, right, yeah,
in charge of Excel and someone of the email part. You know, and
uh, this is video games awesome everybody loves video games. But when we
have these stories that there was an AI generated speech delivered at the United Nations
is something and it looked like Biden and it was that's something like that.
That's people screwing around. When it gets kind of weird and stupid, we
have to stare. We have to get smart when you when you believe this
crap that they put online, when they transpose someone's head and all that,
Right, you really want to believe all that, Well, look at here's
the bad. That's a bit. What's the point. Why are they were?
They're going around that. Unfortunately don't have the ability to move beyond that.
When I'm doing one of my best jobs ever, I was working with
one of the agencies and up close in personal all the time all over Europe
in Northern Africa, and they told me mid eighties, yes, photoshop I
think was the newest thing back then. Whatever it's photoshop and then there was
some video equivalent of photo photoshop. And they were telling me back then,
and these were guys that I worked with closely, saying, you know what,
we think it'd be a great idea to have a video of Omar Kadi.
He was still around that ahead. Yes, we'll have a video of
him abusing boys and then going to Israel to say Jewish prayer. Well,
which one could you believe? I know that seemed a go ahead, go
ahead, go ahead, yes, yes, But even back in the mid
eighties they were thinking about doing that. Okay, I would believe this if
you didn't look like Saddam hiding somewhere look at them with this. But here's
the thing I wanted to say, okay, is that there's good and bad
at ai Bet because we're military exits was supposed to be. Did you see
what happened last week? They put the Secretary of the Air Force or the
head of the Air Force in an F sixteen fighter plane that was driven flown
by AI. He got in the back seat and took the ride. Okay,
that they've adapted F sixteens to and then you know, because they're getting
elderly and now they're going to become these powerless aircraft. For him to trust
that, you gotta believe, right, he must have a lot of people
must have checked off. Don't want that plane to crash. But that's the
thing, you know, there's there's so many applications of it you can fake
Biden's speech at the U WIN, but you can make you know, fight
fighters that don't have pilots in them. How much that changes things? You
know, you have to worry about the giant side getting killed. You know,
it's it's so it's going to be good and bad. But my question
is this correct? When does it start thinking for itself? That's what everybody
is concerned about. I'm not going to do it. God go ahead,
great, it's like kinda well, it's like, uh, now it's like
cobs like kind of all in the programming. It's like we've you know,
kind of programmed it to that you're you're saying, going to become self aware
when we get to that kind of sy Yes, that's where it turns on
that and really kind of just would depend like, uh, you know,
whoever hacked into it. I don't know if it's the AI that will I
don't know see that day. But like you said, with that, uh,
the pilot or sorry, not the pilot, the one that just went
into the pilot list one right, if anyone could pack in and reprogram it
or shoot if there was an engine failure, feil falls into the wrong country.
So yeah, enemy then gets that info. But but what that's what
we would kind of see first. It wouldn't automatically just turn there. In
my opinion, it would be again the creator, whomever originally had it.
That's really worth Let me ask you a scientist, go ahead, what part
of your video game project is the Chinese involved with the module interface? Of
what code? What uh finish or something? Is? All right? Okay,
yes, what are they? What are they doing? Is it possible?
It's a good question, but we don't want to put you on the
spot. Right Yeah, who's who's C, who's Q? Seeing that phase
of it, that part of it. I mean I've worked with actually wonderful
developers in China, not just so but all over. But they created you
know, I've worked with more so our houses, making environment, like making
environment, our character are the actual kind of like coding itself. You know,
everywhere works, we have our programmers, our tools are being used more
internally. It's kind of go get where you're at one one. I mean,
you know, ten Cent is a giant Chinese company that has a stake
in many video game companies. I know they do wonderful things indicating that,
But do you trust weird would be going on with deep China is able to
do because they're able to do amazing things, right and have been for a
long time. Right, yep? Do you trust that I always have these
concerns? That good one one you'd know because of Sandy Dang right, all
right, hang on you please? All right? So anyway, that's right,
But we were we were totally at first taking it back by that,
and then we stopped and then wait a minute, what the heck just happened?
Alright, that's an it. You nailed. The military term called b
FO blinding flash of the obvious. You guys should have known. Listen,
I think it's a little offensive. We're riding the waves of euphoria for a
while. I keep thinking about loose lips saying ship we happen to run into
a Chinese spy. I keep the story going, but not the ut.
But hey, you can listen to the episode. But anyway, and which
we just happened to have an x C I a guy on so they got
into it. Yep, remember that X remember back that. Indeed, luckily
you said just tell this guy would be about five minutes late, so I
got to talk to him ahead of time, yes, and I said,
hey, you won't give me sorry, we'll put in the greatest head.
So anyway, so just a couple more questions about them AI great so as
as Sarah was saying before, like so AI will come out with an answer
to whatever your question is, but it might not be accurate because it's using
information that might not be accurate. Is that is that information then regurgitate it
into AI and so you know, falsehood's just build on top of each other
that they become you know what I mean? Oh absolutely, we depend on
like the tool and where they're pulling that information from Buffy, but absolutely absolutely
that can definitely be the case. You know, again, depending on where
it is pulling this information from, where that information is stored what you know,
what server again, who's monitoring it, who originally created it? You
know sometimes like you know, on something like a chat GPT, it will
just take the direct one unless you're very very specific, right, but you
know, but again it could just be going off of false info or whoever
just originally programmed it, or the sources that it's using may not be one
hundred percent truthful, but it's right, we're not sure. We'd have to
we'd have to dig into it. Oh yeah, it's forever. It's on
a server, it's on a cloud somewhere. Whatever you have typed if you
type something maybe a little sketchy, and you're like, okay, that's whatever.
That's in the the Internet. No, someone could find it if they
wanted to. It's really interesting because sorry, go ahead, no, I
was gonna say, it's very interesting right now that there's lots of jobs on
the Internet and they're looking for AI trainers and this can be anybody, not
just people who are techys or coders or anything like that. And what they
do is they give you assignments and you go and you research these topics.
And I'm not speaking from personal experience, and this is only from what I
understand, but you're basically feeding this information into their AI system. So in
some regards there is some sort of quality control. It's not just let loose
on the Internet. And in fact, actually a really good example of that
was how they used AI with the Human Genome Project, and they used all
the information that they had from that and the AI was actually able to recognize
various patterns and anomalies in genetic code to identify previously unknown genetic diseases, which
they then went out and verified in the real world by finding individuals who had
these rare diseases and it was all defined or all diagnosed through AI. So
see, that's how AI saves us, you know what I mean. I
mean, it's insane. You know what's going to happen. It's going to
save us or it's going to kill us. What if they may some kind
of code that identifies Alzheimer's right right, Yeah, they're doing stuff in like
minutes that if scientists and dice have been working on for like thirty forty years.
I mean, you know, that's got to be a positive work,
all right. Well, one of the strengths of the AI program is that
it's not only is it an FAQ where it goes out there and distills the
information. It's able to recognize patterns and therefore other things that are outside of
those regular patterns to then draw your attention to it. And because it can
deal with so many different factors at the same time, that's where it really
exceeds our ability to find these patterns in the sea of information that you're looking
at. So in a way can it can it? Can it police itself.
I mean, you know, if there's a if there's any answer to
a question, and nine hundred and ninety nine of them makes sense and the
other one is out the window. Do you know what I mean? Is
it going to police itself again? It's only as strong as the people who
are policing it or who are putting the information. I mean, back in
the day when we all thought the world was flat, if that was the
answer that was on the Internet, that's what a I would probably return,
right, you see, That's what I mean. It's going to be.
It's just because it's full of information doesn't mean it's accurate information. You know,
before, if you went to an encyclopedia and you look something up,
you'd be fairly you know, okay with the fact that, okay, this
is a fact. Okay. But now one hundred years now, if people's
looking, you know, they're going to have either multiple choice or inaccurate information.
And where's that ly of us? Do you know what I mean?
Yeah, I know what you mean. Too much information is overloaded. We
have it today with Wikipedia. What's the difference. Yeah, that's true,
Yeah, yep, absolutely, yep. I mean you read stuff on the
there, Yeah, they said this can't possibly be true, you know,
so, Hey, listen, I'm gonna throw it back to you. I
sent you a text before asking asking you if you knew what Chrisper was and
you should have a show whull show on it? Anybody? Yeah, Christopher
is, Yeah, I know what Christopher is? What is it? Edmonton?
Right here? Tell us some of that technology. Yeah, that was
a breakdown while the machinery was kind of invented at the u of A,
University of Alberta. Okay, just tell us what it is x or Kim,
what is it? Kim? Tell us ex you GiB E got it
clustered, regularly interspaced, palindromic. San repeats, yeah, okay, what
does that mean to anybody's in twenty twenty four who is worried about what's going
on? Not knowing what Chrisper is? Well, tell us, will you
tell us where two hour show? Tell us what it is? Oh?
Here he's the Greg. Do you know what it is? Craig, please
give us the elevated picture of this. It sounds like is it something dirty
filthy for Chris Helper? I am not okay, sorry, Kim? Can
you tell us in fifty words or less. What Crisper is, my wife.
You don't actually know much about it, But what I do know is
that it's basically the latest technology that we have for editing DNA. It's very
precise. Yeah, yeah, okay, go ahead, yeah really yeah.
No. The advance, the advances that they're making with genetics right now is
actually very interesting. There's actually they're so scared of Crisper that they've actually come
out with guidelines, huge guidelines because they're afraid of what people could actually do
with it. And it'll be very interesting. This is where I was going
to go with the next thing with AI. So if AI is able to
look at the Human Genome Project and have this information about how to build a
human being, yes, are we going to then Mary Ai and chrispher yes,
and build us, you know, the perfect human. Well we'll all
look like brings it all together. Right. Well, well I'll be from
Sweden even know, everybody says Ai. Oh big deal, let's know nothing
anyway. Okay, Well that was an interesting character voice. Hey, Greg,
thank you very much for educating us. We appreciate it. Okay,
you're going to stick around with us, right of course. How's the Yeah,
how's the kid doing. How old is he? All of them?
Sarah just took him away? Oh I think for a bats right now?
So about okay, so it honey wolverine. Listen, how many cats do
you have? Greg? How many cats you have? And don't don't just
say zero? Well I'm going to disappoint. Yeah, we got to to
Yeah, let's count up the cats. You want to me? Club are
the only ones without cats? Cat here? Hold on? Yeah, he's
gonna see if I can get this one's attention. Here, you go,
give me a goblin everybody. This kid has great here. Watch this getting
the cat? Is he getting the cat on? Not the sun? Oh?
Let's see then you don't care for get that cat out of here,
freaking thing. You gotta take a break. You're listening to Macaloney's doing.
He's gonna he's gonna pee on your pillow. Yeah he didn't already. The
old lady cat, she I'll never be able to catch if she's still quick.
Oh that's good, okay, good. Uh, why don't we take
a break now? Uh we'll still breathing and we'll be right back after this.
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You know it's going to come up in these things. I like that.
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Wait okay. Also with us is Agent X, Agent X from his bunker.
Thanks for having me, Mac, And I'm really enjoying the whole shooting
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up there in Edmonton, Canada, Sarah Kim Shay, how are you doing
tonight? Guys? You're hanging in with us? Did he say titillated?
That's the secret word of the night, going in every direction? Okay,
would be spinning here soon. Listen. I'm dating myself. But look at
Kim for a second. Everyone takes Rod McEwen. You remember Rod McEwan.
You have very serious poet. Yeah, people bought his books. They bought
it by the millions and read it by the hundreds. Yes, you just
want your audience. Thank you X. Also with us hanging on is a
Greek master expert in video gaming. And also I thank you Greg for joining
us. We appreciate it, even though you brought your cat on earlier.
Appreciate it. I'll see, I'll see if I can get alver to make
up for it. But thank you. Right, the cat looked terrified.
Frankly, you know that's just my opinion. That's that's just his normal face.
Goblin. Two things we have to do. First, switching very not
very quickly, but you know, you know, not too much detail.
What did you have for breakfast? I already know, so the surprise is
gone, mac I and I know that in the past weeks have been it's
been kind of the same deal going to Tudor's Biscuit World whatever bacon eggs or
whatever. And by the way, club that's Tudors Biscuit World, not hoodis
biscuit World. You don't have every interesting concept. I got to say,
No, we in north of the Mason Dixon line. We call it.
It's fine, that's okay. Well, I don't have to apologize. I
decided I decided to do something a little different. I'm not completely new,
but a little different. I went up to sand Hill Road, made a
right turn, and went ten miles east through the hills and hollows of West
by God, Virginia. You know, listing for that that possible squeal like
a pig. You're shaking. It didn't happen. You're seeking that out.
I went to Lee Tart, West Virginia. The Country Corner kitchen cafe sounds
bad, and I had I had a Western omelet with potatoes and and and
toast, and man, I was. I was thinking about it all the
way out there. He sent me the picture of omelet and it was beyond
delicious. He sends me a picture of this thing. It's it's enormous.
Okay, did you get any bacon or anything involved in that? I didn't
need that. I had all kinds when the whole time, and absolute wonderful
delicacies in that omelet, and I did not, you know. I had
the omelet and potatoes and the toast, and I was like Snuffles the dog
and those old toughful commercials where he starts hugging himself after he gets one of
those biscuits. If you watch those commercials rifted, Yeah, if you watch
those commercials closely, they're getting high on coke. They were switchy. But
listen. Yeah, and I mean pumpkin seeds. Well, he sends me
a picture of this anyway, thank you. I'm not trying to taunt you
when I send you those images. Well, this is just objective report,
thank you. Okay, it's like a voodoo doll. Put the vincent anyway.
So let me just go back. I've introduced everyone. They introduced you,
well, yeah called you. Al's driving the getaway drive is everyone else's
account to Thorn. Okay, Raven, Well you've been Raven. And then
I already talked to you about being the sexty librarian, and then my book
was overdue and you said the punishment of the yea, yeah, I think
so, unless I don't know, I'm glad I didn't dream that. Okay,
let's just go to convincent. Okay, So him sends me all the
time. These just very strange YouTube stuff. It's like, you know,
not the YouTube couldn't be strange enough the Stranger of the Strange. So tonight
we talked about how well we're going to be talking about AI. Let's just
start with that first story. There's a rumor, a myth that AI killed
twenty four Japanese scientists who let's are off with the beginning of a twenty seventeen
the report was put out. Yeah, let's say that they The report was
that in the lab in Japan originally started them. A lab in Japan was
building robots for it sounded like the Defense Department, some kind of combat of
robots. They were building three. They had one done and the thing was
put energized, brought to life, whatever you want to say. And supposedly
it went ballistic and started opening up and all the scientists that were in this
lab and blew them all away, And the guys in this company or in
this building started trying to shut it down, and I think the story sort
of went l They were dismantling the two that they were building, and the
one was being dismantled somehow it got a hold of saddle light and started trying
to figure out how to rebuild itself and make itself stronger. Now, yeah,
I know the story sounds a little absurd, and as the story went,
it quickly died. There's a few news outlets it went and studied it
to see what kind of validity had into it. Was Lyndamilton Howlett put it
out first. The story got rebuked off of YouTube. It's not on there
anymore. If you go look it up anywhere, it's pretty much been debunked
and there's really no source for it that has any kind of traction. So
and as we were speaking before about AI, there is no chip that can
really give them the ability to think. So this was way before even I
mean, the first chips are just coming out now, guys, but right
now, but not to interrupt you, but right, but that's now five
years from now, one year from now. That's that's go ahead. Please,
Yeah, like you said, that was like five six years ago that
this happened previously. That I think it's just one of those stories that people
seem to have like a basic a version to robotics in any kind of a
work environment, and maybe that it's just kind of like their way of,
you know, kind of getting out of I think they are called nego ldites.
You'll go and break the machine, you mean like a cautionary tale.
Yeah. Yeah, but you know, way back when Isaac Asthma of the
famous science ficture writer, he wrote five things that robots cannot do to humans.
You know, this is huge in the literary world. You can't kill
a human, you know, I forget what they are. But and it
was just like this kind of you know, adorable thing that science fiction writers
would you know, always adhere to. But you can't do something like that
with a I. I mean you're at the point where they could like shut
off everyone's electricity. Correct, they could shut off everyone's the gasoline pumps.
I mean, you know, they could they could bring out a civilization to
a stance if here's the question. Okay, not to inswrupt you guys,
but is AI one big thing? You know what I mean? If someone
says I'm going to go in and get from AI this and that, is
it one thing or is it many things? That should ask Greg? Is
it is it all one universal thing? Can you tap into no matter what
it holds? Oh? I'd say no, I think there's just multiple like
you're looking for like the all one being of AI. Not yeah, not
yet? No, not yet? Okay, Okay, I think it's still
really in its infancy. Yea. But eventually, like they say, you
know, there'll there'll be one cock company someday, you know, there'll be
one place where you buy stuff Amazon, you know what I mean, you
know everything kind of contracts. You know, everyone buys different companies and you
become the one. You know, I don't know, I don't know,
but anyway, I'm sorry, Kim and Sarah go ahead. No, I
think that's home money the valid point, And you're right, But I think
that there's a lot of value in having different types of AI, and especially
if they're all being programmed or trained on different data sets, right, I
mean, just like there's the best decisions are made by people in the group
who have varied backgrounds and varied experiences. Usually they find research shows that the
best decisions come out of those types of groups. So, I mean,
if we were to have AI and just have one, it really could be
limited. It will give you only one perspective potentially, right. So you
know, it was funny because we were talking early about the movie two thousand
and one. Space Odyssey came out in sixty eight, a little too little,
too spas, So some people has a very funny ending and so on.
But it's basically, these guys are on their way to Jupiter, and
it takes so long to get there that they put them in suspended animation.
And the idea is that they're going to wake up when they get the Jupiter.
It's going to take years. But what's controlling the spaceship this in sixty
eight now in the book was written in early sixties, is this artificial intelligence?
And it decides for the mission to be accomplished in the best way is
to kill off, you know, all but two of the people on the
ship. And you know, it gets into the Themorrow and the One and
all that stuff, and it becomes the villain. It becomes the villain in
the movie, and and the humans, the humans are faced with how do
we overcome this thing that knows all you know? And and and the ending
of the movie is like really kind of crazy. But you know, that's
so many years ago. I mean, when does something like that happen?
So when does it become one? I hate to ask that question. I
mean, eventually it will be, it will consolidate itself if it's that spot.
I think though, it comes down to a question of motivation to I
mean, does a I want to take over? I mean, isn't that
really a human characteristic that we want to take over and be powerful? It
would be great if it turned out to be that nice to us. That,
you know, great. Let me ask you, what do you don't
think eventually it's just kind of consolidate and so one one big thing consolid like
basically like all AI all just kind of broad eye. Ye, I'm not
sure, just because it's so like you know, like we've been saying,
there's just so many different programs and so many different uses for it. Not
that it's impossible obviously, but almost just like improbable and just how it's used
as like, you know, we talked about it in medicine, we talked
about it for just writing for video games. You know. I think they're
obviously the concern brought up earlier as anything with like companies trying to look into
neuralinks and have you know, put chip in yourself and have that. It's
like, well, that's kind of putting us in that direction in my opinion,
but every people who want to do that, but you know, it's
it's almost kind of too big to fathom at that point I think it will
happen at some point. X had X's raises is ham No. I just
think independent of AI, which I think is an oncoming threat, I don't
think we have to worry about it right now. Go ahead, there's a
threat. I think it's worse than that. It's been around for not that
long. Go on, electromagnetic pulse. Okay, Yes, you made me
think about it when you said, what if everything gets shut down? Right,
Let's explain what it is. Explain what it is. This is why,
this is why it's scary. Explain what it is for us recently is
ten years ago, maybe Russia, maybe China, maybe US, But in
the last four years, Iran in North Korea having developing, having a party.
Let me explain what it is. Let me explain what it is.
What this is is a theory, and
a lot of things these days are actually manufactured to got against the butt and
theory. Some enemy could ignore to detonate a nuclear weapon over the United States,
not over the United States, it would fry every piece of electronics that
we have, simple as that. Okay, electronics, magnetic And you made
a good point that I think we are at least trying to twenty years ago.
It big time, right, and let we do it to them too.
It's it's we're going back to the stone. Sure, yeah, it's
it's it's it's a stone age thing, you know, because they don't want
to, you know, freeze and everything. If they're going to take us
over or we them or whatever. I think the whole thing and the one
last thing we go, you can go. It is this when we're talking
about Wafia, because this is a military show. Right in what we talked
about earlier. This guy going up in an AI assisted fight. He can
go up and then jet fighter and he doesn't have to touch a thing,
which is interesting. That means they can bring other people up in these jet
fighters and they don't have to be pilots, which is also odd. But
they're going to have these fleets and fleets and fleets of these drones, drones.
They might have a pilot and a plane controlling twenty of them, like
a mothership or whatever. But the thing is is they don't have to come
back, and some of them are gonna have bombs that you release. You
have like four hundred little drones with little bombs on them. It's insane.
They're like little bumblebees. And the whole idea of this, and the whole
idea is smart bombs. Instead of World War Two, you'd yet, you
know, you'd have the you know, twenty flying fortresses drop all their bombs
hoping to get one factory. You got one bomb hits the factory and the
factory is gone. It's a way too in a weird way to save human
life, okay, to save the collateral damage. And now you're getting into
the combat itself. Well, you're gonna have robots fighting robots. It's every
science fiction a book from the fifties, you know. And who wins that
war? You know what I mean? How do you you get more robots
left than me? It's very strange. And when do you go to walls?
You know, I mean really, yeah, when do you go?
It makes a decision when do you go to walk? Because now you don't
have you don't have that that little Ichy problem of soldiers dying in battle.
You know, it's like in the Ukraine. Yeah, yeah, you're not
kidding. There's so many drones in the Ukraine that the using it's unbelievable.
So anyway, because X files just one last thing back, because I just
think it's beyond weird and I may not have my science correct, but I
think I do that one capabilities potentially of Chris Burke, which I mentioned before.
You all remember what the acronym means. I know that is that if
it was put into a vaccine like we had continue the flu or whatever,
and if it was put maliciously into a vaccine, what would happen The sense
too weird to even think about, is all of the progeny from the people
that got that would be clones of their parents for all eternity. Hey,
listen, write it up there, buddy, put a three page pitch together.
Oh I need him? Thank you? Wow, Okay, let's get
together. I'm coming alight, there we go. Can you imagine the entire
world based on two people? Yeah, Adam and the soul like that?
Okay, isn't there one elysium? Isn't that? And they find out that
they go to the next pod and there's or they're all robots and everybody's the
same or something like that. These are humans, but there's no more biological
diversity. Eventually can get more and more till finally a thousand years there's just
two people. Yeah, the new Adam and Eve. Yeah rights itself all
right. Uh switchy has the uh traffic up of the train wrecking, so
we have to start telling the people that they can now parachute off the plane.
You're ready to go, Greg will start with you. Greg Masto,
thanks for joining us. We appreciate it. Awesome. Thank you again for
having me project project awesome, Greg, what's your title again? Project?
The project project manager with games? Yeah, you know the guy? Okay,
where's okay? All right? The cat is now around? Is your
son around? Is he threw back? I was trying to get Oliver over
here, but I think he's kind of just running around right now. That's
okay, good for good. Thank you Greg. We appreciate it, buddy,
Yes, of course, no problem. Kim and Sarah, thank you.
Hang around though, Kim and Sarah, thank you. Canadian cat.
Look he's terrified as well. It's awesome to see all you guys, the
funnest NA get that cat. Sorry no Christmas Goudfield. Oh okay, X,
time to say goodbye X. Okay having me and I really like this
crow really okay? All right, Ex, good to see you again.
Man. Let me ask you this. Let me next people tonight, if
we wanted you to go on the cover to the diaper salon because you know
she's gonna open long gone, but she'll open fifty fifty, so you will
go. You will go. She's if she stays open, correct, it
depends. Oh well, not bad, think about it. Thank you,
act Juli. They went the border. Yeah okay, and they're going to
be in clubs town Raven. Sorry, Raven, we gotta say goodbye.
Oh man, thank you so much for having me. This is great.
Really here, you keep your mic on so we can hear you. He's
the kid. Stupid jokes. The kid is gonna have to do that though,
because I'll scream the kid. You have a child up staging you.
You have a child upstaging you. There he is all of a Look at
this kid, Okay, look at him, say hi, what's he eating?
Candy? Goldfish right out of the tank. Thank you all goldfish there
is okay, wow, okay, anyway, thank you Raven. Thank you
Raven at club. Thank you club today already. Thank you you did the
exhausting Yeah me too, also, switch played. Thank you very much for
joining us. It's my pleasure. I'm exhausted as club here, I'll start
the cow. Let's go. Okay. Also wanting thank you joining us.
You're welcome, all right, pleasure to be here, everybody, all of
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You don't make fun of people like that, you look up to them.
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us next time, be safe, be happy, and bye bye. In
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no turning back. Love reached out and touch me, Start me in my
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when the stars I'm raging and the sees are high, when the cat's fire
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my heart cross It's true. I'm nothing with that you across my heart.
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