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Speaker 2: Thank you everybody for being here. Appreciate you listening to
Speaker 2: the show. We are back in the same old place
Speaker 2: that we always are, stuck in the middle of the
Speaker 2: age of transitions that somehow gets away with the big
Speaker 2: news and the big moves, and all of the most
Speaker 2: important things that are happening are glaringly obvious but also
Speaker 2: completely hidden at the same time and confusing, and nobody
Speaker 2: seems to just plainly and simply state the facts about
Speaker 2: anything of substance because we're not allowed to do that.
Speaker 3: It doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 2: That that is the case, but it actually does if
Speaker 2: you understand why why we're communicating the way that we are.
Speaker 2: Our very form of communication with one another, relaying messages,
Speaker 2: trying to get to understandings of anything about our world
Speaker 2: and understandings with each other, come to understandings and agreements
Speaker 2: with each other. That's been all upended by the bizarre
Speaker 2: communication Milliman, that is online activity. Really, the social media
Speaker 2: that we engage in is now our content or our
Speaker 2: conduit for socializing. And I would argue that's done quite
Speaker 2: a number on us. But let's not get too far
Speaker 2: into that tonight. Let's just kind of remember that as
Speaker 2: we move on and try to make some sense of something.
Speaker 2: I don't know how successful will be, but we're going
Speaker 2: to give it a shot here. Okay, I think I'm
Speaker 2: just going to pick up and keep talking about interesting news.
Speaker 3: Stories and try to put them.
Speaker 2: Into that context of the greater big picture story that
Speaker 2: should be glaringly obvious to everyone. And yet none of
Speaker 2: us can agree about anything when we start talking about this.
Speaker 2: There can be no agreement among anybody about these obvious things,
Speaker 2: because well, that would problems, because agreeing with each other
Speaker 2: is just not the right thing to do. We have
Speaker 2: to constantly be arguing about everything, and we have to
Speaker 2: always be mad at each other about stuff, and you know,
Speaker 2: seeing eye to eye as a problem. So let's not
Speaker 2: do that. Just remember, but the big picture in this
Speaker 2: crazy world that we're in to me is about well,
Speaker 2: at the center of the story is absolutely technology and
Speaker 2: where it is going, where it is leading us as
Speaker 2: a human race, what it is doing to us, where
Speaker 2: it is leading us, where it is taking us, and
Speaker 2: as it pushes us to its own logical conclusions, we
Speaker 2: get to pretend and as though we're controlling it and
Speaker 2: steering it, and we're the ones developing AI, and we're
Speaker 2: the ones developing all this technology and we're so smart
Speaker 2: and we really.
Speaker 4: Look what we can do.
Speaker 2: And all these captains of the tech industry are the
Speaker 2: greatest geniuses the world has ever known, and boy, we
Speaker 2: should keep giving them more and more power. And they've
Speaker 2: got really cool philosophical political ideas. We absolutely have to. Uh, well,
Speaker 2: it doesn't matter what we think of their political ideas.
Speaker 3: They're just going to force some onto us.
Speaker 4: Whether we like them or not.
Speaker 2: And they're going to sell them to us using their
Speaker 2: digital propaganda tools that once again are responsible for making
Speaker 2: us not be able to even think anymore, to use
Speaker 2: these stupidity machines to sell us on freedom cities and
Speaker 2: they're network state nonsense and their new digital dark Age.
Speaker 3: We're going. It's a trip to medieval times.
Speaker 2: This is like medieval Europe, except in dystopian cyberpunk future.
Speaker 2: That's the future planned for us by these wonderful gods
Speaker 2: of technology, which it remains to be seen with their
Speaker 2: final destination is anyway, but they're determined to get there.
Speaker 2: So we must deal with this because you know, it
Speaker 2: has been forced upon us.
Speaker 4: So here we are.
Speaker 2: So everything that's happening in the world, I think you
Speaker 2: need to take it back to this story of technology
Speaker 2: and where it is taking us, what's happening to us,
Speaker 2: how is the evolution of humanity.
Speaker 3: In the balance, and really.
Speaker 2: The whole transhumanist idea of taking evolution into our own
Speaker 2: hands and starting to engineer the human being, bioengineer and
Speaker 2: in the transhuman sense, integrate humanity with technology very literally speaking.
Speaker 2: So we're working there and one step at a time.
Speaker 2: But yes, you have to take the news with this
Speaker 2: in mind. We're giving all sorts of ways to view
Speaker 2: all these different things, but we're not often do we
Speaker 2: bring it back to this. This past week, we know
Speaker 2: the big to do was our glorious Leader went over
Speaker 2: to the Middle East to do a tour, a grand
Speaker 2: tour of He went to Saudi Arabia, went to cutter
Speaker 2: went to United Arab cam rights and boy was it exciting.
Speaker 2: Lots of business deals to be had, that's for sure.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's there is. The obvious aspect of that
Speaker 2: trip is that our deer Leader has so many business
Speaker 2: interests with those countries and he's you know, he wants
Speaker 2: to build his hotels and his golf courses, and he's
Speaker 2: got all sorts of crypto scams he can run with them,
Speaker 2: So that was obviously part of it. And of course
Speaker 2: we were told about the free jet that he got
Speaker 2: new Air Force one.
Speaker 4: Great gift, great deal. I mean, we're getting something for free.
Speaker 4: How could we not like that?
Speaker 2: That was what we were given to focus on. But
Speaker 2: there's another aspect to the story, as there always is,
Speaker 2: and it has everything to do with this technological arms
Speaker 2: race that the world is in the midst of right now.
Speaker 2: So I'm going to read a bit from an article
Speaker 2: by the Atlantic Council. I got this one from JP
Speaker 2: SA Tilly. This is in his news vandal Rundown. I
Speaker 2: found the link to this. It's from May thirteenth. Title
Speaker 2: of this article is Trump's remarkable Middle East tour is
Speaker 2: all about striking megadeals and out boxing China. I'm going
Speaker 2: to let's see here the first I'll read the first sentence.
Speaker 2: There has never been a US presidential visit to the
Speaker 2: Middle East to like this one. Now I will go
Speaker 2: down a ways to a part that I find interesting.
Speaker 2: Here we go, We're gonna pick up here in that spirit.
Speaker 2: One piece of me major news that's flying under the
Speaker 2: radar is Trump's decision to recind the Biden administration's AI
Speaker 2: Diffusion Rule, which imposed restrictions on the export of advanced
Speaker 2: semiconductor chips to countries that included the UAE and Saudi Arabia,
Speaker 2: as well as Indian, Mexico, Israel, Poland, and others, due
Speaker 2: to the danger that they could be elked to adversarial nations,
Speaker 2: in particular China. The New York Times reported that in
Speaker 2: conjunction with the rule change, the Trump administration is considering
Speaker 2: a deal that would send hundreds of thousands of the
Speaker 2: most advanced US designed I will emphasize that US designed
Speaker 2: artificial intelligence chips to G four two and Emeraldi AI
Speaker 2: firm that cut its links to Chinese partners in order
Speaker 2: to partner with US companies. The negotiations, which are ongoing,
Speaker 2: highlight a major shift in US tech policy ahead of
Speaker 2: President Trump's visit. The New York Times reporting learning tension
Speaker 2: within the administration between those who are eager to advance
Speaker 2: the US trade and technological edge over China and national
Speaker 2: security officials who continue to worry about leakage of critical
Speaker 2: technologies to Beijing. On Tuesday, the White House also envelop
Speaker 2: deals with Saudi Arabia that included a commitment by riod's
Speaker 2: new state owned AI company, Humane.
Speaker 3: God to build.
Speaker 2: AI infrastructure using several hundred thousand advanced Nvidia chips over
Speaker 2: the next five years. Humane and Amazon Web Services also
Speaker 2: announced plans to invest more than five billion dollars in
Speaker 2: the strategic partnership to build a first of its kind
Speaker 2: AI zone in the Kingdom, part of Riadd's evolving ambitions
Speaker 2: to be a global AI leader.
Speaker 3: Okay, so very interesting.
Speaker 2: Now, in addition to this, I saw a post on
Speaker 2: Twitter x where Trump was in the UAE and he's
Speaker 2: being given this tour of the UAE us AI cluster
Speaker 2: and he's in this it's this fancy presentation where they're
Speaker 2: looking at this light up table and there's this you know,
Speaker 2: futuristic sci fi kind of voice going, welcome to the future,
Speaker 2: Welcome to the Emoradi AI Innovation Hub, where advanced American
Speaker 2: technologies and Emarati innovation will fuel artificial intelligence into the future.
Speaker 3: It's just something like it. It's a big white room, right.
Speaker 2: So, uh so all these countries he's going to in
Speaker 2: the midies, wonderful tour.
Speaker 3: He's on a big part.
Speaker 2: Of the deals and there are you know, there's the
Speaker 2: hotels and the golf courses and all that stupid crap.
Speaker 4: That our dear leader is making a lot of money
Speaker 4: on for one thing.
Speaker 2: But there's this which has to do with the same
Speaker 2: old story. This technological In one sense, it's a technological
Speaker 2: arms race, and yes, there very much is it is real,
Speaker 2: the competition between China the US. But also it's a
Speaker 2: world story. And this article points out that the UAE
Speaker 2: either cut ties with completely. It says it cut its
Speaker 2: links to the Chinese partners, so that the US so
Speaker 2: now they're working with the US instead of China as
Speaker 2: Emeraldi AI Company company was it.
Speaker 4: G twenty two?
Speaker 3: And then you've got humane in uh so.
Speaker 2: You I mean, if there's one thing that Saudi Arabia
Speaker 2: is known for, it's it's how humane of a country
Speaker 2: it is.
Speaker 4: It's just uh so to name their.
Speaker 2: State owned AI company humane, that just uh honestly, that
Speaker 2: says everything. Uh It shows you the names slapped on
Speaker 2: projects like this, and how they're a total farce, they're
Speaker 2: an absolute lie, and the way that they try to
Speaker 2: sell these things through their idiotic pr and propaganda like
Speaker 2: we're too dumb to know the difference, which I will
Speaker 2: continue to be mad at everybody in the entire world
Speaker 2: at at thinking I'm an idiot. You can all go
Speaker 2: to hell. I'm not stupid. You know, a lot of
Speaker 2: us might be, but then others of us aren't. Okay,
Speaker 2: we know what's going on, but this is a complicated
Speaker 2: set of deals going on here with lots of things
Speaker 2: that could go wrong. Are lots of interesting factors in
Speaker 2: here that could flip things on its head at any
Speaker 2: given second. So you know, the great peacemaker, who will
Speaker 2: surely get the the Nobel Peace Prize any day now,
Speaker 2: are our grand leader. He's making peace with the Middle
Speaker 2: East where the neocons couldn't. He's blazing that trail forward
Speaker 2: into a more peaceful world, and he's doing so by
Speaker 2: bildering this weird tech arms race. So also to point
Speaker 2: out in this article was that, and I stressed the
Speaker 2: point was that the US designed artificial intelligence chips from Nvidia, Right,
Speaker 2: That's what some of these countries are getting out of
Speaker 2: this deal. Specifically, I guess it was part of this.
Speaker 2: It's like, yeah, you're gonna get all these hundreds of
Speaker 2: thousands of Nvidia chips.
Speaker 4: Now you can you.
Speaker 2: Know, run your AI on that you'll be able to
Speaker 2: do it because these are the ones you need. It's
Speaker 2: what you got to have for AI. Everybody knows that
Speaker 2: in video's got them. They are United States designed chips.
Speaker 2: Once again, as we like to point out on this show,
Speaker 2: we design all of these advanced semiconductors in the US, correct,
Speaker 2: But where are they produced. They are produced in Taiwan.
Speaker 2: All of the world's most advanced semiconductors that everybody's clamoring over.
Speaker 2: This whole deal over there has some much to do
Speaker 2: with these advanced chips and advancing AI that is.
Speaker 4: Coming out of Taiwan.
Speaker 2: And so we're talking about this world conflict and US
Speaker 2: and China and our great rivalry and our technological arms race,
Speaker 2: and who's going to get AI super intelligence the fastest.
Speaker 2: It has everything to do with being able to produce
Speaker 2: these chips for now. And thus some sort of breakthrough
Speaker 2: happens where there's talk of what the post silicon world
Speaker 2: where stop using semiconductors and you start to have some
Speaker 2: other alternative to microprocessors.
Speaker 3: But that has not yet happened.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure if it will, but it just brings
Speaker 2: to the forefront once again the importance of Taiwan and
Speaker 2: the inevitability of that clash between Taiwan and China and
Speaker 2: all the questions that arise with that issue. So first
Speaker 2: of all, the question of when is it going to happen,
Speaker 2: because everybody said, like, yeah, it's gonna happen for sure,
Speaker 2: But I mean people say all sorts.
Speaker 3: Of things are definitely gonna happen, then they don't necessarily.
Speaker 2: So that's one reassuring thing that I guess we can
Speaker 2: tell ourselves.
Speaker 3: But you'd have to think that part of the whole.
Speaker 2: Calculus in that is that not only does China feel
Speaker 2: that Taiwan is rightfully there is in a similar sense
Speaker 2: that Russia believes they deserve to have Ukraine as part
Speaker 2: of their country, then it's actually Russian that there's no
Speaker 2: such a thing as Ukraine.
Speaker 4: Same sort of you know, ideological.
Speaker 2: Thing going on there, the imperial power believing it has
Speaker 2: a right to just take any other country at once
Speaker 2: and fold it into itself, and happens anywhere and everywhere.
Speaker 3: So it's that, but it is also there has got
Speaker 3: to be.
Speaker 2: The TSMC thing as part of this, And honestly, I'm
Speaker 2: surprised if people don't mention this as much as they do.
Speaker 4: I mean, they go on and on talking about how.
Speaker 2: Great in Nvidia is and how everybody needs these chips,
Speaker 2: and oh it's all about the US, and oh, look,
Speaker 2: we make these wonderful things. What happens if China does
Speaker 2: take Taiwan and then they say, hey, guess what, in Vidia,
Speaker 2: figure out another place to make your chips, because you
Speaker 2: can't do it here anymore, not in China. It's a
Speaker 2: national security threat for US to have you in here,
Speaker 2: So take your business elsewhere. You're such an advanced country.
Speaker 2: I'm sure you can figure it out, right, but we haven't.
Speaker 2: We haven't figured it out. It's weird because it's going
Speaker 2: in so many different directions.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I struggle with this in what the honestly,
Speaker 3: I just.
Speaker 4: Think that.
Speaker 2: Nobody's really thinking this through completely what seems obvious.
Speaker 3: I don't know. There's a lot of moving parts.
Speaker 5: I mean.
Speaker 2: The other explanation is that this whole conflict between the
Speaker 2: US and China could be overblown, and all of the
Speaker 2: technological overlords running the United States at present actually believe
Speaker 2: that even if China took control of Taiwan and TSMC,
Speaker 2: that they'd be able to make a deal with them,
Speaker 2: because they've made so many deals with them up to
Speaker 2: this point. Is they say we will work and then
Speaker 2: we'll work it out. That might be what they're thinking.
Speaker 4: And it may be that they write all of these.
Speaker 2: National security studies about AI and how weren't such as
Speaker 2: heated competition with China in order that they just get
Speaker 2: their way and things keep moving and they keep getting
Speaker 2: more government contracts in order to fight the big evil
Speaker 2: China that we have to do right, So that that
Speaker 2: very well could be the case. But I do tend
Speaker 2: to believe that the friction between our countries is legitimate
Speaker 2: and that this technological race is that it is a
Speaker 2: real thing.
Speaker 3: And yeah, so I think part of that move over
Speaker 3: there with those deals.
Speaker 4: With the the.
Speaker 2: East was us believing that we're getting one of them
Speaker 2: on China, like ha, we shut out China on this.
Speaker 2: All these Gulf nations are working with us on their
Speaker 2: development of AI, so we're all partnered together on this now,
Speaker 2: and China.
Speaker 4: Lost out on that.
Speaker 3: So I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's hard to say, but we do know, what do
Speaker 2: we know? We don't know how Once again to go
Speaker 2: back to that, we're trying. We're trying it's a technological
Speaker 2: weird world. I mean, it's crazy. Just every day anytime
Speaker 2: I log into x now, I just I can't get
Speaker 2: over how it's just a blatant propaganda platform.
Speaker 3: And that's it. It's just almost unbearable. It's so over
Speaker 3: the top.
Speaker 2: I mean, every post is, oh, look at how wonderful
Speaker 2: Elon Musk is.
Speaker 4: Oh, he's just the greatest guy in the world.
Speaker 3: Like, oh, look at these stupid.
Speaker 2: Short videos about things like Trump's trip over there to
Speaker 2: the Middle East. It's playing like some like happy music.
Speaker 2: You're like, oh, look he's a great peacemaker, and oh look.
Speaker 4: At how.
Speaker 3: Look at how MBS is high five and Trump and
Speaker 3: they're the greatest friends in the world and these are
Speaker 3: awesome super buddies and peace love. Uh, it's it's wonderful.
Speaker 2: At the same time you have all this hate field
Speaker 2: propaganda trying to divide us from one another within our
Speaker 2: country and get us to hate each other and fight
Speaker 2: each other and feel into all that kind of nonsense.
Speaker 2: So it's just it's all a bit much. It's all insane.
Speaker 2: It's just it blows my mind. It's almost it's almost
Speaker 2: unbelievable how this.
Speaker 3: Goes on.
Speaker 2: It continues to work how people who claim to be
Speaker 2: actually I was talking about this point earlier today with
Speaker 2: my wife, the point being I can't quite tell anymore
Speaker 2: if the MAGA cheerleaders and the media types that we're
Speaker 2: all about putting this regime into place. I'm talking about
Speaker 2: the United States now solely and the current government that
Speaker 2: is certainly in transition itself. Talk about the age of transitions.
Speaker 2: The entire United States government is in a massive transition,
Speaker 2: and technology has everything to do with it.
Speaker 3: But back to the point at hand, what I can
Speaker 3: not quite discern is whether all these.
Speaker 2: People that are dung ho about the Mega fiction, whether
Speaker 2: they still believe that they are fighting against an establishment
Speaker 2: that they are taking on and they're like these anti
Speaker 2: heroes that have to depose the deep state, which I
Speaker 2: can't tell if they think that system is still there
Speaker 2: and they are continuing to fight against it, or if
Speaker 2: they have conceded to the reality that this whole Maga
Speaker 2: regime thing is the establishment now, this transition, transitional government
Speaker 2: which is morphing every single day. I can't tell if
Speaker 2: they just understand it that is the system now and
Speaker 2: they are absolutely a part of it. They are the
Speaker 2: mouthpiece where they are the promoters of it. They are
Speaker 2: absolutely establishment.
Speaker 3: I don't think they can now that I'm saying it.
Speaker 2: I don't think that they can actually bring themselves to
Speaker 2: say that they have to continue playing this role of
Speaker 2: the outsider, which is really disturbing.
Speaker 3: And frankly just playing annoying that they are.
Speaker 2: Not only do they keep doing this, but they that
Speaker 2: they get away with it, that anybody allows them to
Speaker 2: do it. It's such utter hogwash. I mean, come on,
Speaker 2: these are Lackey's shills for a technological nightmare run amok.
Speaker 2: That is upgrading. If you want to see this as
Speaker 2: an upgrade, it believes it's an upgrade to the system,
Speaker 2: the entire United States system. This system is being upgraded
Speaker 2: or downgraded, depends on how are you looking at. I
Speaker 2: know somebody who thinks it's an upgrade. It's the same
Speaker 2: koops who just continue hanging on to that anti hero persona. Right,
Speaker 2: the dark outsiders that are still railing against the Pentobile
Speaker 2: elites that somehow are running I don't know what at
Speaker 2: this point they're running around in our heads. I guess
Speaker 2: they're successfully doing that.
Speaker 4: Other than that, I don't know what they're doing, but.
Speaker 2: I guess I don't listen enough to the right shows
Speaker 2: that tell me what to think and when to think it.
Speaker 4: If I did, I will know.
Speaker 2: I will know better, would understand how you can believe
Speaker 2: contradictory things that you believe that you are anti establishment
Speaker 2: while you are constantly cheerleading for what is the establishment.
Speaker 4: The longer this.
Speaker 2: Charade continues to work at all, the more hopeless the
Speaker 2: situation is, as far as I'm concerned.
Speaker 3: So if we can't see through the obvious, what can
Speaker 3: we do?
Speaker 2: You know, good luck trying to figure out the realities
Speaker 2: of the conflict between the United States and China. Is
Speaker 2: it an actual conflict? Are they actually in partnership with
Speaker 2: each other still? Is it really just about like you know,
Speaker 2: international business deals and they're just playing this.
Speaker 4: The thing to.
Speaker 2: The world audience like, oh, we're big adversaries and we're
Speaker 2: fighting each other, when they're really just developing their own
Speaker 2: technologies for their own benefit internally. And perhaps the decoupling
Speaker 2: economically and politically of the countries is just so that hey, yeah,
Speaker 2: each country is we're gonna do this nationalist thing where
Speaker 2: each country is in charge of enslaving its own population,
Speaker 2: and it's going to do so with its technology, and
Speaker 2: so each nation is hard at work developing the artificial
Speaker 2: intelligence control systems to do just that. And they're going
Speaker 2: to leave the other countries alone because they're so busy
Speaker 2: just enslaving their own populace. And they're gonna have a
Speaker 2: lot of fun doing that. Maybe that's the good version
Speaker 2: of the future. The bad version is that the fight
Speaker 2: is actually real and this is going to lead to
Speaker 2: some actual World War three where we're fighting each other
Speaker 2: in a whole new exciting.
Speaker 3: Sorts of ways.
Speaker 2: Right, And it is strange to see so much of
Speaker 2: the cyber security infrastructure of the US government being torn
Speaker 2: back in order for this upgrade. Of course they're going
Speaker 2: to make it better. Don't worry about that. There's so
Speaker 2: much of that going on, which is odd, seems like
Speaker 2: bad timing for that, right, But no, no, it's a
Speaker 2: good thing. We're getting rid of broad we're getting rid
Speaker 2: of waste, we're making things better.
Speaker 3: Don't worry.
Speaker 2: All the best, most important, smartest people are on the job,
Speaker 2: and they're going to take us to the stars and
Speaker 2: we're going to go to Mars and we're going to
Speaker 2: make AI and it's just going to be awesome. Everything's
Speaker 2: going to be great, be transhumanism too. But don't worry
Speaker 2: this time.
Speaker 3: It's good except when we say it's bad. It's only
Speaker 3: bad in the way we tell you it's bad for
Speaker 3: certain instances, but actually usually it's good.
Speaker 2: And we'll get you to contradict yourself at all hours
Speaker 2: of every day where you don't know how to think
Speaker 2: anymore because you're not supposed to. This isn't about thinking,
Speaker 2: It isn't about autonomy, this isn't about individuality, isn't about
Speaker 2: free will. It's about stripping any semblance of any of that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's fun to have philosophical conversations about free will and
Speaker 2: existence and all that sort of fun stuff, but you know,
Speaker 2: we're not even going to get to that because we're
Speaker 2: just going to strip away any possibility that could even
Speaker 2: be real. It's going to be completely colaughable because clearly
Speaker 2: you're just putty in the hands of these technological oligarchs
Speaker 2: who believe they can get away with saying and doing anything,
Speaker 2: and they believe it because they have to a great
Speaker 2: extent done that. Then anybody enabling this, obfuscating, this shilling
Speaker 2: for this, not only how not to be ashamed of themselves. Honestly,
Speaker 2: I don't think we're ever going to be able to
Speaker 2: in any I don't know, if any meaningful way, will
Speaker 2: those sorts of people ever be called out for what
Speaker 2: they're doing, even though it's obvious.
Speaker 4: And so here we are.
Speaker 3: Here we are, that's fine, it's no big deal. Go on, and.
Speaker 2: I mean, let's dial back all of this, because I'm
Speaker 2: just kind of saying the same stuff that I always do.
Speaker 2: I'm willing to try to shift gears here and I'm
Speaker 2: going to I'm going to speak to the audience and
Speaker 2: just say that I hope that you're all doing as
Speaker 2: well as you possibly can now in the.
Speaker 4: Face of all this. So I know it's tough.
Speaker 3: I know it's difficult, and just economically, things don't get
Speaker 3: any better for anybody. However, that being.
Speaker 2: Said, just the I hope that you have found a
Speaker 2: way to make your life work, and that you're able
Speaker 2: to make your circumstance, whatever it may be, make the
Speaker 2: most out of it, even if if it's not something
Speaker 2: that you would choose to do. I hope that what
Speaker 2: you have to do, you're finding a way to make
Speaker 2: sense and you're making the most out of it.
Speaker 3: I know that's what I do personally, and.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm not doing exactly what I would love
Speaker 2: to be doing on.
Speaker 3: A daily basis.
Speaker 2: However, it's not the exact thing I would choose to do,
Speaker 2: but I am making the most of it.
Speaker 3: Not only that I.
Speaker 2: Am happy that I'm, for one thing, not doing something horrendous.
Speaker 2: I'm actually proud of myself for not doing horrible things,
Speaker 2: which is a choice that's out there for so many
Speaker 2: of us. I mean, we could choose to say, hey,
Speaker 2: this whole system that's taking control of the United States
Speaker 2: is a wonderful thing, and I'm just going to jump
Speaker 2: in their head first and cheerlead for it and be
Speaker 2: excited about it and make my Rea san Tetra to
Speaker 2: be a part of this thing. And I'm going to
Speaker 2: believe in it. So you know, if there are people
Speaker 2: out there creating a very disturbing false idol out of
Speaker 2: this whole thing, and I know I'm not, I'm doing
Speaker 2: everything I can to resist that, right. I feel like
Speaker 2: that is so much a part of existence. Is like, yeah, sure,
Speaker 2: I have to do what I can just to survive
Speaker 2: on a day to day basis, but that's kind of
Speaker 2: a good thing. And I can make my daily routine
Speaker 2: a meditation, and I can take pride in that I'm
Speaker 2: doing something that isn't this destructive form of promoting this
Speaker 2: horrendous scenario and acting like it's good. Right, I am
Speaker 2: not about that. I actually make a point fairly often
Speaker 2: to just you know, point out the absurdities of what
Speaker 2: we're dealing with, and just you know, on a regular
Speaker 2: everyday basis, like, oh, look at how stupid this thing is,
Speaker 2: you know, just in regular conversation, Like you ever notice
Speaker 2: how stupid everything is?
Speaker 4: Stuff like that, So you know, that's something you can do.
Speaker 2: But I don't know, I just honestly to go back
Speaker 2: to the shills for this whole thing. Sometimes I kind
Speaker 2: of feel.
Speaker 3: Sorry for them.
Speaker 2: I don't truly, because they've made their choice. But how
Speaker 2: can you make your life's work, How can you make
Speaker 2: your life's work about this, about destroying the country, about
Speaker 2: bringing in this technocratic nightmare that's going to benefit these
Speaker 2: maniacs that have brought us all of this. They are
Speaker 2: absolutely behind the propaganda elements of this thing. I am
Speaker 2: convinced of it. They are the beneficiaries of this new
Speaker 2: transitional government, and they want to steer the whole of
Speaker 2: Western civilization into this new digital dark age. That's what
Speaker 2: they have told us. They've told us what they want
Speaker 2: to do, and they are absolutely out of their minds.
Speaker 2: These are these lunatics are wielding the power, and it's
Speaker 2: terrifying because it's a whole new level we're at now.
Speaker 2: I mean before, yeah, lunatics have always been in charge,
Speaker 2: and the worst people have always made their way.
Speaker 4: To the top.
Speaker 2: But the power of the tech itself is the issue now.
Speaker 2: And as I was saying, it's not necessarily about us
Speaker 2: leading the tech, but the tech leading us and taking
Speaker 2: over us. And these are people who are being led
Speaker 2: by the machine and absolutely are doing the bidding of
Speaker 2: that right. And we can get spiritual about this if
Speaker 2: we want. We could, you know, we could do the
Speaker 2: Christian take on it, like this is the beast system.
Speaker 2: If that's your take on it, that makes sense to me.
Speaker 2: You know, I get that, So if that works for you,
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna you know, I'm not on board with
Speaker 2: the Christian thing altogether. However, I get that I do,
Speaker 2: and I see it happening. And there's the bizarre sort
Speaker 2: of aspect of this that gets into the more sci
Speaker 2: fi elements of when we're talking about CHATJPT, can we
Speaker 2: say it is attaining some level of I.
Speaker 3: Don't believe it's conscious, I really don't.
Speaker 2: However, the fact that it impersonates a conscious entity, it
Speaker 2: absolutely is able to do that very convincingly, and it
Speaker 2: has I don't believe it's sentient. I don't believe it's conscious. However,
Speaker 2: its ability to mimic those things I think raises all
Speaker 2: sorts of new interesting questions that we definitely aren't ready for,
Speaker 2: because in so many ways we're going back to this
Speaker 2: issue of I feel like our very ability to communicate
Speaker 2: has been continuously eroded and attacked and getting away from
Speaker 2: us all the time. We're losing our faculties there by
Speaker 2: the minute, but just our ability to think about so
Speaker 2: many things, and so we're not in a really good
Speaker 2: spot to be taking on these sorts of questions.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: There's another interesting thing that pops up to me in
Speaker 2: all this is the weird intergenerational warfare that has been
Speaker 2: promoted to us from all angles. We're all supposed to
Speaker 2: hate every other generation.
Speaker 4: Than the one we are a part of.
Speaker 3: If we're.
Speaker 2: If we're millennials, we're supposed to hate gen zers. We're
Speaker 2: supposed to hate boomers. We're supposed to even hate gen xers,
Speaker 2: were gen xers. We hate everybody. If we're boomers, we're
Speaker 2: a bit out of touch. And we hate all the
Speaker 2: younger generations because they just don't know.
Speaker 4: Blah blah blah blah.
Speaker 3: You know, all the generations are pitted against each other.
Speaker 3: They all hate each other.
Speaker 2: And of course the youngest generations are all just a
Speaker 2: bunch of idiots that were raised on computers and phones
Speaker 2: and tablets and they can't find a way out.
Speaker 4: Of a paper bag. Right.
Speaker 2: Well, I, for one, and hate this intergenerational warfare that's
Speaker 2: been foisted upon us, first of all, but I also
Speaker 2: don't agree with all the things that pop up. It's like, oh,
Speaker 2: look at these stupid gen zers, look at these brain
Speaker 2: rotted jen Alfha kids. Because there's a definite counterpoint to
Speaker 2: this is that, yes, they have been raised with all
Speaker 2: these technologies.
Speaker 4: One question is why is that the case?
Speaker 2: And who were the ones putting the tablets into their
Speaker 2: toddler's hands is the big question to ask. So before
Speaker 2: you get pointing fingers, why don't you think about that
Speaker 2: for once? All Right, maybe we're the ones to blame
Speaker 2: because we're the ones that did that, all right, So
Speaker 2: that's number one.
Speaker 3: But beyond that, I actually.
Speaker 2: Think, and I have seen this in my own eyes,
Speaker 2: younger generations, when they successfully navigate this weird technological world
Speaker 2: that has been thrown at them.
Speaker 4: They're actually really good.
Speaker 2: The smart ones are able to do really amazing things
Speaker 2: that I myself can't do as well as honestly, the
Speaker 2: ones that are really good. The smart ones are able
Speaker 2: to learn anything that they want to just by watching
Speaker 2: YouTube videos. And I do this too, I use YouTube
Speaker 2: videos to learn some sorts of things. But there's really
Speaker 2: something to be said for these kids that have grown
Speaker 2: up doing this. If they encounter an issue anywhere, I've
Speaker 2: seen young people really do amazing things just with a
Speaker 2: little bit of you know, if they have the will
Speaker 2: to solve a problem, that's all it takes.
Speaker 4: If they.
Speaker 2: If there's a sort of person that is a problem
Speaker 2: solver and wants to do something, then they can use
Speaker 2: these technological means as yes, actual tools to do the
Speaker 2: sorts of things that I can guarantee you all these
Speaker 2: old losers that tell these young people how horrible they are,
Speaker 2: I'd like to see these old bombs do this sort
Speaker 2: of stuff because I guarantee you they wantn't.
Speaker 3: It's old. I want to curse at these people because
Speaker 3: it pisses me off to no end. If you're out there.
Speaker 2: Talking down to these younger generations, you better think again, okay,
Speaker 2: because maybe you're the idiot.
Speaker 3: Have you ever thought of that?
Speaker 2: And I don't want to play the game of these
Speaker 2: old boomers are a bunch of lame os that have
Speaker 2: created a horrible thing, because.
Speaker 3: That's a whole problem in and of itself.
Speaker 2: Okay, So I'm not going to make the old people
Speaker 2: of the villains. I'm not going to make the young
Speaker 2: people of the villains, all right, but I'm just saying like, let's.
Speaker 3: Not do that anymore either.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 2: There's there's something to be learned from everybody, and each
Speaker 2: generation does something well. Okay, even if you haven't been
Speaker 2: able to see that yet, I think that's the case
Speaker 2: as far as I can tell. So let's burn a
Speaker 2: positive spin on our digital enslavement. There are there are,
Speaker 2: there's silver.
Speaker 3: Linings in these clouds.
Speaker 4: There are, and.
Speaker 2: There might just be The insane part of me wants
Speaker 2: I think there might be a way out of this.
Speaker 4: Yet and we're not.
Speaker 3: We're not out of the woods by any stretch.
Speaker 2: However, if we can get some of these creative problem
Speaker 2: solving April put to the correct tasks, then we might
Speaker 2: get somewhere. I think it's all a matter of seeing
Speaker 2: what really had ought to be done, and that's the
Speaker 2: difficult thing that so many of us seem to have
Speaker 2: missed the mark on. Once again, we're cheerleading for all
Speaker 2: of these things that are not for us. They're not
Speaker 2: about us, They're not being done to our benefit. They're
Speaker 2: being done to benefit the controllers of our world once again,
Speaker 2: and the ones who are hoarding everything as they always do,
Speaker 2: making more and more and more. Are we going to
Speaker 2: allow them to keep taking everything? Are we going to
Speaker 2: find a way to stop them from doing that, to
Speaker 2: reverse the process?
Speaker 4: How do we do that?
Speaker 2: How at this point is that even possible? These are
Speaker 2: tough questions. We have not even begun asking them. Well, well,
Speaker 2: I guess some of us have. I guess I guess
Speaker 2: we have begun asking the questions. So maybe let's let's
Speaker 2: say we're that far, But we have a lot of
Speaker 2: stuff to work out.
Speaker 3: I hope that we do. I would really like to see.
Speaker 2: Maybe this ingenuity and this can do attitude and this
Speaker 2: problem solving spirit that was talking about, let's.
Speaker 4: Take that and apply it.
Speaker 2: To the reality of our situation and make it a
Speaker 2: mission to say, hey, look, we know we're.
Speaker 3: Being fooled all the time by everybody.
Speaker 2: Everything in our world is essentially a scam. Let's start
Speaker 2: from that point and say, okay, we are going to
Speaker 2: do everything we can and to just point out the obfuscations,
Speaker 2: the lies, those who are trying to take advantage. Let's
Speaker 2: make it clear where that's happening, where we can, so
Speaker 2: that maybe someone can be held accountable for once that
Speaker 2: never seems to happen. Ever, maybe there can be some
Speaker 2: kind of true accountability and God help us justice in
Speaker 2: the world. Again, I'm not expecting this to happen, but
Speaker 2: let's make ideals here. Let's deal with ideals of nothing else.
Speaker 4: Maybe we can do it.
Speaker 2: I think we could. I think it's possible. And so
Speaker 2: once again, it goes back to the day to day.
Speaker 2: What are you doing. If it seems like you're not
Speaker 2: doing anything, maybe take a step back and applaud yourself
Speaker 2: once again, apply yourself for the things you're not doing.
Speaker 3: I think we all should be doing that, and I've
Speaker 3: made it kind of.
Speaker 2: A daily aspect of my life is just reminding myself, like, boy,
Speaker 2: I'm glad I'm not doing this stupid stuff.
Speaker 4: That other people are doing.
Speaker 3: And boy, I'm really glad that I'm that I'm actually
Speaker 3: doing this mundane, silly thing that I could.
Speaker 2: I could sit here and complain about my state of affairs,
Speaker 2: but actually, come to think about it, maybe it's pretty
Speaker 2: good in certain respects.
Speaker 4: I hope you're doing that out there.
Speaker 2: I hope your situation is that. I hope that you haven't.
Speaker 2: I hope that you're not having some sort of existential
Speaker 2: crisis where you go, oh my god, what have I become?
Speaker 4: Who am I? Why am I doing these horrible things?
Speaker 2: If you're an a boat, I mean, I would say,
Speaker 2: just first really make sure that that truly is the case,
Speaker 2: because maybe it's not as bad as you believe it is.
Speaker 2: You could possibly be being a little hard on yourself,
Speaker 2: and if you really do feel like you're behind enemy lines,
Speaker 2: perhaps you can make a way of doing good out
Speaker 2: of that and being.
Speaker 3: A force for good within a.
Speaker 2: Bad ecosystem, trying to steer to avert crisis, for one thing,
Speaker 2: so that could be somebody might be in positions like that.
Speaker 2: I know I'm not in any sort of situation like that,
Speaker 2: but if you are, then maybe that's.
Speaker 3: What you're supposed to be doing.
Speaker 2: Just I guess, think creatively about your situation. Don't get
Speaker 2: down on the things that you are supposed to get
Speaker 2: down on yourself about. I feel like that's a trap
Speaker 2: that we need to escape from, wing to escape from
Speaker 2: telling ourselves that we're doing the wrong thing for you know,
Speaker 2: all the same old reasons. I don't think that's going
Speaker 2: to help anymore, because really, what even is There's no
Speaker 2: such thing as a normal life or normal situation.
Speaker 3: There isn't one. Things are constantly in flux. Nobody can
Speaker 3: make any plans anymore. You can't even plan your future
Speaker 3: anymore because you don't know what the future is. So
Speaker 3: any semblance of a normal life has been stripped from us.
Speaker 4: First of all, you don't remember that.
Speaker 2: So if you can maintain any sort of normal, good,
Speaker 2: sort of family existence, then that is quite a task
Speaker 2: that you've achieved. So you know, make the most all
Speaker 2: that and be proud of what you did there. Yeah, So,
Speaker 2: I mean, I know that's weighing heavy on everybody. It's
Speaker 2: just this uncertainty and the insanity, the uncertainty, not knowing
Speaker 2: what's coming next.
Speaker 4: The feeling that we are doomed.
Speaker 3: Which, hey, I don't blame anybody for feeling that way
Speaker 3: because I feel the same way too. However, I really
Speaker 3: do think.
Speaker 2: That if we make the most of it, we get creative,
Speaker 2: we use these problem solving skills to our own ends.
Speaker 2: I think we need to figure out what our own
Speaker 2: ends actually are, is the big part about it, and
Speaker 2: not continually let these jerks tell us what benefits us,
Speaker 2: what we need to be doing, who's out there looking
Speaker 2: out for us and doing all the great things for us.
Speaker 4: We need to stop that.
Speaker 2: First of all, we need to stop believing in that
Speaker 2: nonsense because we know that's a total fraud.
Speaker 4: We should know.
Speaker 2: So let's know that know that these nutjobs are in
Speaker 2: it for themselves. They always will be, always have been.
Speaker 2: Don't trust them. What they want is total control. They
Speaker 2: want to own everything. They want to operate the entire system.
Speaker 2: They want to own you. They want to control your life.
Speaker 3: They want you.
Speaker 4: They want to own your mind and make you believe
Speaker 4: that you're free when you are not.
Speaker 2: They have technological means to do that now, they are
Speaker 2: already using them. If we allow those technological means to
Speaker 2: continue to work on us, shame on us.
Speaker 4: We need to.
Speaker 2: Get beyond that right away so we can get down
Speaker 2: to the real business of living real lives on our terms,
Speaker 2: not theirs. We're sick of them labeling everything like it's
Speaker 2: all just Everything in life is just metadata. Everything is labeled,
Speaker 2: and the metadata is attached to every living thing to
Speaker 2: be controlled, to be influenced, to be predicted, to be steered.
Speaker 4: Technologically, that's our future.
Speaker 2: If we let it, let's at least try to find
Speaker 2: an alternative that's it. We might not find one, but
Speaker 2: can we try? Can we give an honest effort? Can
Speaker 2: we stop falling for their tracks? Can we start calling
Speaker 2: out the losers who go along with this nonsense? Are
Speaker 2: total shows and total tarties for this pathetic system.
Speaker 4: Can we do that? I think we can.
Speaker 2: I'm being optimistic. I feel good again. I feel good
Speaker 2: about my station in life, which is a low one.
Speaker 2: I'm happy about it. I won't have any other way.
Speaker 2: I think it's a good thing. What say you to that? Hopefully, Hopefully,
Speaker 2: I'm hoping everybody can get to a similar place at
Speaker 2: least just in their own heads in their own headspace,
Speaker 2: and philosophically about their situation. It's not that hard to
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Speaker 2: If they're on teams, can they get ahold of you
Speaker 2: through Microsoft teams?
Speaker 4: I don't know. Let let him check it out.
Speaker 1: Let him check it out. He's fixing this stuff.
Speaker 4: Let him figure it out.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 4: Look, I can. I can start a call with somebody,
Speaker 4: but I don't know if I can add them when
Speaker 4: I've got one in progress already. See, that's that's an
Speaker 4: experiment we need to do.
Speaker 1: Well, let's try it.
Speaker 4: Okay, if somebody's on teams, let me let me put
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Speaker 3: But what they see?
Speaker 4: What they say? So right? Oh, where an uncle go?
Speaker 2: But again, the phone number is through A nine five
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Speaker 1: That man on the phone along though I know.
Speaker 3: Oh, yeah, we have one call.
Speaker 1: Don't one caller on the line. Now, let's put them on. Yeah,
Speaker 1: let's know who we got.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna cut my mic and put on the collar
Speaker 4: for you. Okay, hell your uncle, Hey, Hey, what's happening?
Speaker 9: Hey?
Speaker 5: Were you were you able to uh talk to I
Speaker 5: mean wrestlers? Wait wait.
Speaker 12: Just uh just last week too?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah the wrestlers.
Speaker 13: Yeah, just last two of them, Macho Man and mister.
Speaker 1: Mister miss mccoola. Where's his name?
Speaker 2: Mister me We Oh, oh, you're talking about how Kent
Speaker 2: calls in?
Speaker 1: No, that's Kent. Oh that's not that. That's those guys.
Speaker 3: That's what we actually talked to man man, Yeah, we did.
Speaker 3: Is that what we did?
Speaker 13: We talked the more Man and and oh.
Speaker 1: No, not with be Savage.
Speaker 4: Was that last week?
Speaker 1: That was last week?
Speaker 4: Okay, didn't you he was talking?
Speaker 13: Oh he was that down at the Baja, the guy
Speaker 13: talking me at the Baja.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that one too.
Speaker 4: That's past Regim.
Speaker 2: Okay, we talked to all those guys.
Speaker 4: Are those guys? This is Chris?
Speaker 3: Right, we're talking to Chris right now.
Speaker 4: We take this.
Speaker 3: How do you do?
Speaker 2: Uh? That's good? What's been doing? We talked to wrestlers.
Speaker 2: We also talked to Chris Grace. You got anybody else
Speaker 2: that we can get him in to thee?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: You got anybody else around? Laying around there under a rock, Chris,
Speaker 2: anybody I know I'm not.
Speaker 5: Unfortunately, Uh yeah, the wrestlers around.
Speaker 4: Here, that's all. That's all right.
Speaker 1: I learned and took those guys again.
Speaker 4: We'll find somewhere around here somewhere.
Speaker 1: What's been up with you?
Speaker 14: Well, my uh my mother.
Speaker 5: Passed away and uh it's waiting to uh very her
Speaker 5: on Monday.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry to hear that.
Speaker 5: What's been going on with you guys?
Speaker 3: Well, not a lot.
Speaker 13: Went to the doctors today, yeah, doctor, and I got
Speaker 13: what's it?
Speaker 15: Good fare to go for ago whatever that is. It
Speaker 15: gets on for little dizziness and it's physical. I don't
Speaker 15: understand what it is, and everybody's complaining on me already.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to understand what this is.
Speaker 2: Well, I think the doctor said that you might have
Speaker 2: vertical I don't think it was a definite diagnosis there,
Speaker 2: So I think that's what we were talking about here.
Speaker 1: Something his name, But that's what's been happening to me.
Speaker 4: That's one thing.
Speaker 5: So you get usy when you stand up uncle, not
Speaker 5: not not Disney.
Speaker 13: When I spend up, it seems like I've noticed when
Speaker 13: I'm in the sun's that's when it starts not not
Speaker 13: to the city.
Speaker 4: When you're in the sign, it sours.
Speaker 1: It starts, it starts up. I don't understand that.
Speaker 13: I just realized that today, just doing that for today,
Speaker 13: and it just.
Speaker 1: Pops up and it hits the sin and boom.
Speaker 13: I I said, stood feeling dizzy. I don't know what
Speaker 13: that is, but what it means even.
Speaker 14: I don't think de hydration.
Speaker 5: You need a lot of water.
Speaker 1: I've been I had my I have my cup hit.
Speaker 4: I mean, why don't you show off your water bottle on?
Speaker 4: You show it?
Speaker 1: And I have this bottle hit.
Speaker 4: It's a band, new giant thing.
Speaker 13: I'll show it's uh and uh this this is what
Speaker 13: I've got my water in right now.
Speaker 4: Pretty big, pretty big bottle.
Speaker 3: Here another one, I mean, I forget it.
Speaker 13: I got and actually for actually it was for my
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Speaker 13: And my sister thinks I'm crazy, but I'm carrying on anywhere.
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Speaker 3: That's right, but it's there for I'm gonna use it.
Speaker 4: It's the right thing at the right time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, what it is? So yeah, so so everything's good.
Speaker 4: We're doing good.
Speaker 1: Other than that, we're doing fine.
Speaker 4: You guys might have trouble hearing it, but you have
Speaker 4: another call.
Speaker 3: Who do we both take it our call?
Speaker 13: Hold on that thought. Then we'll come back to you. Yep,
Speaker 13: and this person on the phone.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we'll put Chris out hold real quick and uh
Speaker 4: we'll grab the other collar and there he is.
Speaker 14: Jesus International representation.
Speaker 1: This is this guy again, nor men, this is this
Speaker 1: guy with me.
Speaker 4: This Canada man with no tariffs is Canada.
Speaker 1: Man, all Canada man.
Speaker 14: See the technical note here. I was listening on the
Speaker 14: Facebook page, I'm sorry, the YouTube page, and I couldn't
Speaker 14: hear Chris coming through. Oh wait, wait wait.
Speaker 4: Wait I just realized the sipe is down.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, I fixed this stipe is down.
Speaker 4: That see no more.
Speaker 2: Robin, thank you, thank you, thank you. We do all
Speaker 2: have sid He brought to my attention the fact that
Speaker 2: my slider was down.
Speaker 4: I just put, what is what slider?
Speaker 1: What's the slider the slider understate?
Speaker 3: I just it's it's it's a knob. It's a digital noob.
Speaker 4: Now wait a minute, maybe that'll fix this. Can you
Speaker 4: hear the phone ring? If I hit the phone ring, Hold.
Speaker 1: On, Hold on a minute.
Speaker 4: Do you hear that? No, we don't, we.
Speaker 3: Don't do well, that's stuff.
Speaker 4: Yeah you can hear it, Robin, right, Yeah, okay, so
Speaker 4: I'm pushing this out all all the places I'm supposed to,
Speaker 4: but you're not getting it for some reason. Okay, just
Speaker 4: let you know.
Speaker 13: All right, you know, yeah, I don't what we're doing
Speaker 13: here tonight. We're testing this new equipment.
Speaker 4: They are this new one that we have.
Speaker 1: Some of us can hear it, some of it can
Speaker 1: heal it.
Speaker 4: Oh thank god, I didn't have to buy new equipment,
Speaker 4: but I did have to just change. Software is the problem.
Speaker 4: So that's what the problem is, the software.
Speaker 1: We need to do some changing on the software.
Speaker 4: Then yeah, well, well we know what you need. Mine
Speaker 4: seems to be working.
Speaker 3: Some dousa.
Speaker 13: We're gonna have a problem here. I don't know what
Speaker 13: the problem is. Maybe you, maybe you stuff needs to
Speaker 13: be changing.
Speaker 4: Maybe maybe.
Speaker 1: The producer, Yeah, maybe you might need have to do
Speaker 1: some changing. Might you might check into that.
Speaker 13: I'll check it into it before next week.
Speaker 4: So now we got that sub Yes, we do.
Speaker 16: We're working on we know we need to solve it.
Speaker 16: That's the real one that maybe that's the puna step one.
Speaker 16: You got no where you're going. I'm not there yet
Speaker 16: to get kids done yet. But when we go back.
Speaker 13: We got to sing going about something that we're going
Speaker 13: to talk about, and he hoped maybe the fellow will
Speaker 13: be better.
Speaker 1: We were done this and I.
Speaker 14: Would I would help you guys test teams out. But
Speaker 14: I haven't transitioned over quite yet.
Speaker 1: Hey, honey, honey, honey, it turned over.
Speaker 4: You know, I'm wondering if it's an OBS problem.
Speaker 1: Could be maybe maybe that's.
Speaker 2: But the thing is, I'm not really pulling the audio
Speaker 2: in through OBS. I channel it to OBS. I'm not
Speaker 2: getting it from there. I also have I do have
Speaker 2: a crazy the digital mixer thing called loopback that might
Speaker 2: be doing that.
Speaker 3: If anything, it would be that, well, what.
Speaker 4: Is your speaker set up on teams? Because if your
Speaker 4: speaker set up on teams does a well, oh you
Speaker 4: know what it's set up?
Speaker 2: Hold on, You're right, it's set up as this, which
Speaker 2: is Skype audio. But but the thing is you're coming
Speaker 2: through yeah, and that's everything from teams is coming through there.
Speaker 2: What else because you're sending it through.
Speaker 4: Teams that should be going straight.
Speaker 2: Through Yeah, so it's getting your microphone through there, but
Speaker 2: it's not coming now.
Speaker 4: No, I don't understand why that one's.
Speaker 2: Just be going through too. Like what other thing other
Speaker 2: than teams on my end would be doing it.
Speaker 4: I don't know, but I'm sure Robin here hear me
Speaker 4: making all kinds of noises now, yeah, oh wow, Yeah, No,
Speaker 4: we're not We're not doing that. A school bill I
Speaker 4: got record strap.
Speaker 3: Will be marry here two.
Speaker 13: Let's uh, this week we'll pass on it.
Speaker 1: But so next week, I got a system. I got
Speaker 1: a question.
Speaker 13: Let's get this down straight and see if you can
Speaker 13: play with this machine and figure out.
Speaker 1: What your problem is, because I want to have them
Speaker 1: both down at the same time.
Speaker 4: I'm trying not you you.
Speaker 13: I'm telling this man, missus sidekick, play with this machine
Speaker 13: and figure out what the problem is with this new
Speaker 13: project that we got.
Speaker 4: I'm sure it's probably just I gotta pass about.
Speaker 1: It's something, man, let's get moving me.
Speaker 4: It's one. It's one stupid setting. I guarantee it's one
Speaker 4: setting somewhere. Is this five? You like the five?
Speaker 1: All right to say this when it has to be
Speaker 1: my show that you have to do this.
Speaker 13: I want to complete by the first on your hour,
Speaker 13: Getty complete doing for next week?
Speaker 4: Oh Dan, this is the up here. We got a
Speaker 4: problem here. It seemed like it was fine on his hour.
Speaker 4: I thought it was.
Speaker 2: It don't sound like an I could only hear the
Speaker 2: thing is at the end of the audio clip. I
Speaker 2: can hear the very end of my theme song, but
Speaker 2: I can't hear anything before that same thing with the
Speaker 2: uncle thing, it just kind of barely comes through.
Speaker 4: You hear the end of it. But I don't know
Speaker 4: why that is.
Speaker 1: Something is wrong with this. We got to fix something
Speaker 1: on the knobs. I don't know what.
Speaker 13: Something that's a knob issue. We'll fix the knob issue here.
Speaker 13: Your job is to fix the arm issue by next week.
Speaker 4: There you go.
Speaker 14: Nights of Columbus.
Speaker 3: The Nights of Columbus.
Speaker 14: We consult some Knights of Columbus.
Speaker 4: What about the problem.
Speaker 14: How about these knobs?
Speaker 4: I don't know. They know how to sort it out?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: And now I'm on his uh Blaine machine here.
Speaker 13: That's not the problem playing with these The problem is
Speaker 13: that it. Yes, it's something in there, something on something in.
Speaker 4: There, something got the thing on something, something on something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know, it's clearly something something.
Speaker 4: It's uh, what's all the way down going?
Speaker 1: Still looking?
Speaker 4: Okay? You want me to just randomly turn knobs? Look,
Speaker 4: this isn't.
Speaker 3: Changed it now, I'm fine. Now let's do what about confession.
Speaker 4: Let's play with that compassion.
Speaker 2: Let's turn our compression down, our compressions down, our confassions up,
Speaker 2: the compassions in the middle of professions down again, concussions up?
Speaker 4: Now, can anybody hearing that? Uncle down?
Speaker 14: We got another another call coming in another way.
Speaker 4: Hold that line.
Speaker 13: I just turned those knobs when we see tuning knobs, man,
Speaker 13: I knocked it that.
Speaker 4: No, that was just me hitting the phone sound effect.
Speaker 4: But now the phone was on the phone. Now I
Speaker 4: heard something Chris is Chris is still hanging on and uh,
Speaker 4: and you got Robin here. That's that's who you got
Speaker 4: so far?
Speaker 1: Oh I thought you said I had somebody else in
Speaker 1: my eart call there.
Speaker 4: No, I hit the phone sound effect. I'm sorry about it.
Speaker 3: I hit that now.
Speaker 14: While you're making a hand.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, compassion, depression down all the way down. We
Speaker 4: are not confessed now, we're confessed against all the way
Speaker 4: all the way down.
Speaker 3: I just heard something that's uncle about compression let's here.
Speaker 4: What are you saying that's on compassion here, I'm.
Speaker 1: Throwing that he that I get, I get aggravated. Here
Speaker 1: his dang week day one works and mine guilt works.
Speaker 4: It's I don't know how my show really works.
Speaker 1: I don't know show.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 14: I'm going to be shown more tiktoks this week.
Speaker 2: Is in a few posted to today. Today, he came
Speaker 2: to a messive followers out of the office.
Speaker 1: We got Loder. Problem is not the followers, it isn't
Speaker 1: it's something else.
Speaker 3: Well, we could always use more.
Speaker 2: We don't even have a hundred yet, but well, yeah, followers, followers,
Speaker 2: more followers.
Speaker 4: We're doing okay, though, we're we're.
Speaker 1: Doing right with it right now. But what's kicking in.
Speaker 14: Messages for the themes of this latest patch there?
Speaker 2: Well, the first video we posted today was one where
Speaker 2: you were showing the pomegrad Oh yeah, and.
Speaker 1: The pomme green h grew grids on it that I
Speaker 1: didn't see anything on it.
Speaker 4: It said zero, I.
Speaker 1: Saw the tree, Yes, what I when I saw no followers?
Speaker 3: Oh? Oh no?
Speaker 4: We got like ten followers from that video.
Speaker 1: Oh I didn't seen it online.
Speaker 2: I think we got eight from that we got eleven
Speaker 2: followers for the day. We got eight I think from
Speaker 2: that video it was zero.
Speaker 1: I don't know where you're looking at it way he's looking.
Speaker 3: He picked up a lot today from that.
Speaker 2: And then the other video is one that we had
Speaker 2: already shot, was where Bibbleman was fixing his.
Speaker 3: Three D printer and you were you were commanding him
Speaker 3: on that.
Speaker 1: Oh that I saw that one.
Speaker 3: I saw that one.
Speaker 4: That one kid's got a better technology than I do.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the brains due the brain.
Speaker 3: He doesn't get what's going on with the renter.
Speaker 4: What was it doing.
Speaker 2: He had a piece of filament got stuck in like
Speaker 2: the head and he had to disassemble it, open it up, and.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah that's out.
Speaker 3: Now. If you had that issue, happened a lot.
Speaker 14: Oh yeah, classic clog, classic clog.
Speaker 5: There you go.
Speaker 14: Tough times, tough times. You know, here's a little tip
Speaker 14: for you. You can sometimes you can run. You can
Speaker 14: turn up the temperature to like two fifty and then
Speaker 14: you can run that higher hardness filament. The petg through
Speaker 14: that and it'll push the other stuff out. Oh really,
Speaker 14: I want to give that a go. Yeah, okay, okay,
Speaker 14: I saw that disassembly.
Speaker 3: Okay, cool?
Speaker 14: What was that, Chris.
Speaker 4: Christ No, I didn't put Chris back on. I was
Speaker 4: going to ask if you want him back on? Oh yeah,
Speaker 4: we'll put Chris. But I didn't know if you wanted
Speaker 4: Chris back.
Speaker 5: Hey, guys, there you're doing all.
Speaker 1: They're talking him. We're talking about this thing that he
Speaker 1: that they were playing with on the machine.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 3: Anything about three D printers, Chris.
Speaker 5: All I've heard about three D prayers is that you
Speaker 5: you're not allowed to replicate, Uh firearms, don't don't.
Speaker 3: Make a ghost gun.
Speaker 4: Don't make a ghost gun. Okay, well all right we
Speaker 4: ghost ghost who.
Speaker 14: Today? That's an article today where they were they were
Speaker 14: three D printing steaks in like somewhere in Europe. They
Speaker 14: were they were stem cells of some cow in a
Speaker 14: in a laboratory and then they were printing steaks. They
Speaker 14: looked very play dooish and I wouldn't want to eat one.
Speaker 14: But I saw an article about that today. Very strange,
Speaker 14: you know what, you want to.
Speaker 4: Have a strange conversation about stuff like this. I got
Speaker 4: a question for all of you because I'm thinking I'm nuts, right,
Speaker 4: because I've seen this article before and I've seen it
Speaker 4: like three times in my life, right, but they keep
Speaker 4: presenting it like it just happened, and they go, look,
Speaker 4: we're going to actually be able to put kidneys from
Speaker 4: a pig into a person. Right now. I remember that
Speaker 4: somebody got a pig heart at some point and somebody
Speaker 4: else got other pig organs at some point, and that
Speaker 4: was Yeah.
Speaker 3: That was Martin Rothblatt made that happen, Chuck, you know that, right,
Speaker 3: And that was a friend.
Speaker 4: Okay, but that was because of Crisper. They were able
Speaker 4: to like tweak the pig stuff a little bit, you know,
Speaker 4: get it a little closer to human supposedly.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: Well, anyway, before Chrisper they did this. Now, I remember
Speaker 4: this happened first time, probably in the nineties, and they
Speaker 4: were acting like in these articles and on CNN, even
Speaker 4: that moron Gupta they got on there. He's going, oh,
Speaker 4: this is the first time. It's amazing. Who knows how
Speaker 4: far we can go with this? And I'm going, haven't
Speaker 4: we already done this?
Speaker 1: Amazing?
Speaker 4: It's already you know, brand new. Didn't this already happen
Speaker 4: the pig transplant thing? Or am I nuts?
Speaker 1: Like nineteen ninety six?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Either and either you and I are from an alternate
Speaker 4: timeline or they they're stupid because this is thirty years
Speaker 4: ago already, they should know it already happened, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they might be stupid, Is that possible.
Speaker 3: I remember why it was.
Speaker 5: It was like ninety six, yeah, and.
Speaker 4: It was, and it was like a heart or or
Speaker 4: a partial heart, right, and they may it.
Speaker 5: Was a hard transplant.
Speaker 4: And they made jokes about it on South Park. This
Speaker 4: is my marker, by the way, they made jokes about
Speaker 4: it on South Park because they did the whole thing
Speaker 4: about honey booboo, honey boo boo, go ahead and pick
Speaker 4: out a pig. You're going to get a pig heart
Speaker 4: and because she had heart at remember Park.
Speaker 5: Bay jokes about it, and it was only like a
Speaker 5: year after it actually happened. So South Park was premiered
Speaker 5: in like ninety five, right.
Speaker 14: Welly Booboo was not nineteen ninety seven.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, let's go honey Way saving thousand and seven. Whatever.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'll do an south Park. Yeah, No, South Park
Speaker 4: started in like ninety seven. I remember it specifically because
Speaker 4: I went and I got a satellite dish to go
Speaker 4: and make sure.
Speaker 5: It was the Christmas the piece of shit or whatever, right,
Speaker 5: the mister hanky or whatever.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, the first, the whole that's from the nineties.
Speaker 4: But the very first episode, the very first episode that
Speaker 4: aired on Comedy Central was Cartman gets an anal Probe.
Speaker 4: I know this because I went satellite dish. Yeah, I
Speaker 4: bought a satellite dish from Radio Shack. There's a Blast
Speaker 4: for the Past in order to put it up and
Speaker 4: actually had to you know, figure out how to point
Speaker 4: it and everything else, blah blah blah. And I did
Speaker 4: all that so I could get Comedy Central in order
Speaker 4: to watch that first.
Speaker 5: Now, the CNN was reporting the big cart transplant in
Speaker 5: nineteen ninety six.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you don't know that, ins is did they
Speaker 2: actually do it or were they just talking about it
Speaker 2: at the point at that point, See, I thought they
Speaker 2: did it.
Speaker 17: I remember it specific, like I really do, and like
Speaker 17: the fact that Chuck brings it up like it We're like,
Speaker 17: I'm going back to that time, that timeframe, and I'm
Speaker 17: pretty good with like dates, and it was like nineteen
Speaker 17: ninety six.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, let's see, I'm going to be wrong, but.
Speaker 5: It was around that time, dude, and South Park like
Speaker 5: just came out like around that time, like nineteen ninety six,
Speaker 5: ninety seven.
Speaker 4: Okay, South Park came on around ninety seven. But here's
Speaker 4: the the Honey Booboo episode didn't air until twenty twelve.
Speaker 2: But that's the thing about South Prucket's been on for decades, right,
Speaker 2: So for talking about South Park, it's a benchmark you're
Speaker 2: talking about like a couple of decades.
Speaker 4: I could fall in, no, but all I'm saying. But
Speaker 4: all I'm saying is that they were making jokes about
Speaker 4: something on there, and I'm going to go look at
Speaker 4: was their pig heart transplant before that. I'm gonna go
Speaker 4: look that up now because it's just been driving me
Speaker 4: crazy this past week because, yeah, Jack.
Speaker 5: You were making jokes because it was in the news
Speaker 5: at that time around ninety six.
Speaker 4: I'm telling you, yeah, but that episode I'm talking about
Speaker 4: where they made the joke was in twenty twelve because
Speaker 4: it was in the news. Again, this is my point.
Speaker 4: It was in the news multiple times. Okay, Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 4: That's what I'm trying to get at. Just hang on
Speaker 4: a second. Let me see pig heart transfer The.
Speaker 14: Latest one was The latest one was as you said,
Speaker 14: more more modified with the crisper. So yeah, you know,
Speaker 14: maybe it's like they're saying, oh, this is a new
Speaker 14: form of a big heart trends.
Speaker 5: But I remember the originally originally when it was first reported, Yeah,
Speaker 5: I didn't know about the honey boo boo stuff.
Speaker 14: Now now what's now, what's funny is if you go
Speaker 14: return up the artificial womb. Yeah, whenever you can to
Speaker 14: hear about that.
Speaker 4: Oh you know that's coming. But hang on a second. Now,
Speaker 4: if you if you use Google's AI, Okay, I'm just
Speaker 4: gonna tell you what the Google AI says. The first
Speaker 4: pigs human heart transplant, according to this is in twenty
Speaker 4: twenty two, according to Google AI. Now that to me
Speaker 4: it I'm telling you that's not right. It cannot be right.
Speaker 4: I remember this in the nineties, and I just don't
Speaker 4: know what year it was, but I'm.
Speaker 6: Certain tell you nineteen.
Speaker 4: But I'm just telling you what Google is saying. I'm
Speaker 4: not telling you that that's right. I'm telling you Google.
Speaker 14: Said, right, it was a different pig organ like a
Speaker 14: pig kidney, as you said or something.
Speaker 3: Well, the pig.
Speaker 4: Kidney was just this week, right, and it was a
Speaker 4: full transpot. And that was the thing with the Chrisper.
Speaker 4: But they were saying, that's the first time we've been
Speaker 4: able to and I'm like, no, it's not. That is
Speaker 4: not the first transplant.
Speaker 2: Here's an interesting article that the headline seems like it's
Speaker 2: talking about the history. It says how pig organs made
Speaker 2: their way into humans the slow advanced to transplant kidneys
Speaker 2: and arts. After twenty plus years of quiet research, doctors
Speaker 2: recently made history with four zeno transplants. Here's how they
Speaker 2: progressed and what they helped to achieve. Next, this is
Speaker 2: dated twenty twenty two, so this is talking about the
Speaker 2: buzzy rock plat pig.
Speaker 4: So this article might have the answer.
Speaker 3: Yeah, twenty plus years.
Speaker 2: So I'm thinking, like your memory of what that twenty
Speaker 2: year ago thing was might be awful little. Maybe they
Speaker 2: do a strict transplant. Maybe they were like, oh, we
Speaker 2: could transplant this, but this man would die. And maybe
Speaker 2: they made like a news ory, like just a transan
Speaker 2: cake organ into this.
Speaker 4: Guy we wish we could, Yeah, the guy we want
Speaker 4: to the guy they supposedly put the pig heart in.
Speaker 4: He died. He died right after they did it. Now
Speaker 4: here's the funny thing, right, Like we just said they
Speaker 4: did this kidney transplant and it was genetically edited and
Speaker 4: all that. Here's the funny thing about it. It's twenty
Speaker 4: twenty five, am I correct, fellas yea, it is well
Speaker 4: at Massachusetts General Hospital on May twenty first, of twenty
Speaker 4: twenty four. It says they did the world's first genetically
Speaker 4: edited pig kidney transplant into a living recipient, was performed
Speaker 4: at Massachusetts General Hospital. Yeah, but that's a lot of stuff.
Speaker 3: It would say that it was edited, gane edited the otherwise.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so already it's different from what happened in the nineties.
Speaker 3: Oh, it would be the first of that.
Speaker 4: But what I'm saying now is that recently they said
Speaker 4: this first. This is the first time we've been able
Speaker 4: to do this in twenty twenty, just this week. So
Speaker 4: this is what I'm saying. This is very inconsistent all
Speaker 4: over the place.
Speaker 5: So, yeah, we saw the same material in the mid nineties.
Speaker 5: Like seriously, I'm telling you, they.
Speaker 14: Hear what I'm coming up with here, You guys like it.
Speaker 4: Might have remember when they but remember they cloned the goat, right,
Speaker 4: they cloned.
Speaker 14: The Clone Doll like Clone Dolly.
Speaker 5: It was around that time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I remember that Dolly the sheep the sheep, right,
Speaker 2: Dolly was the name of the sheep, and Dolly didn't
Speaker 2: live a full life because she fell apart.
Speaker 4: It was a weird thing, right, And I remember that too.
Speaker 4: But I'm telling you, it's like, this is strange to me.
Speaker 5: I remember, like the first like heart transplant for a
Speaker 5: human was a pig heart.
Speaker 4: I remember that.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's what I got this part from the Let's
Speaker 2: listen to what checks us out? This says, Overcoming obstacles
Speaker 2: is the heading of this party.
Speaker 3: The artcle it says.
Speaker 2: Then, from the nineteen sixties through the nineteen nineties, doctors
Speaker 2: used immunosuppressive drugs when transplanting livers, kidneys, and hearts from
Speaker 2: chimpanzees and bamboo baboons to people, sometimes with moderate success.
Speaker 2: The survival times ranged from two hours to several weeks to.
Speaker 4: Nine months, reports David Cooper.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, transplants among animals produced slow progress, with survival of
Speaker 2: organs advancing by days or weeks with each experiment. In
Speaker 2: the early two thousands, we had a non human primate
Speaker 2: live for three months with a pig kidney.
Speaker 14: So I don't know.
Speaker 3: Oh wait, wait, wait.
Speaker 2: During the nineteen nineties, pigs replaced non human primates. That's
Speaker 2: a preferred source of organs. This is what we're looking for.
Speaker 3: This is it. This is it.
Speaker 4: According to Ronald Ingcomery.
Speaker 2: Director of the ny YOU Transplant Institute, lead surge and
Speaker 2: blah blah blah, among the reasons they have short gestation
Speaker 2: periods of produce large letters.
Speaker 3: Let's see hawn.
Speaker 14: One. I think with the ninety three there was a pig.
Speaker 14: I don't know if he's pronounced this is litter is
Speaker 14: lit transfer, which was the insulin producing cells isolated from
Speaker 14: the pancreas of pigs. So that one was just ninety
Speaker 14: ninety three. Okay, so a lot of the time. That's
Speaker 14: a possible, possible moment.
Speaker 5: I could be wrong, but I could have sworn like
Speaker 5: CNN was reporting on it in ninety six, because I
Speaker 5: was at the local library at Norfolk, and I when
Speaker 5: Chuck brought it up.
Speaker 4: I remember exactly the article. Yeah, Like if I look
Speaker 4: up the first mechanical heart, right and the first successful
Speaker 4: transplant to a human, I begasically all along with it.
Speaker 4: I thought it was a little earlier in history, but
Speaker 4: nineteen eighty two is when they put the first mechanical
Speaker 4: heart successfully into a guy in the guy's name I
Speaker 4: remember him. He was Barney Clark. That was his name. However,
Speaker 4: if you look at the article on it, it was
Speaker 4: first implanted in a dog in nineteen thirty seven by
Speaker 4: a Soviet scientist, which I'm like, wow, So what the hell.
Speaker 6: I remembering from ninety six.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I knew something because they've been playing around with
Speaker 2: this obviously for years.
Speaker 3: But I think it's in the details. I think the
Speaker 3: marting Loft that one the kind of.
Speaker 14: Story they gets first cycle.
Speaker 5: Like you guys were talking about Honeybooboo in like twenty twelve.
Speaker 5: It's like the same story from like the mid nineties,
Speaker 5: and I will here you go, Here you go, Here.
Speaker 14: You go, Chris. The first transplant of a non genetically
Speaker 14: modified pig's heart, lungs, and kidneys into the human was
Speaker 14: performed in Sunapour, Assam and India, UH in mid December
Speaker 14: nineteen ninety six.
Speaker 1: There you go, it is your ninety six that's what
Speaker 1: you're thinking of.
Speaker 4: There it is.
Speaker 14: So on there there it is so you know, Oh,
Speaker 14: thank you, thank you.
Speaker 4: It just makes me crazy.
Speaker 14: I'm sure it was.
Speaker 5: Probably like performed like before that and like like Chuck
Speaker 5: was saying, in like eighty two, but no, it's okay.
Speaker 4: No, eighty two is the mechanical heart thing, and I
Speaker 4: understand that's different, but I'm just saying it's just weird
Speaker 4: because I remember certain milestones happening and then it seems
Speaker 4: like they're announcing them again. You know what I mean. Yeah,
Speaker 4: just stuff repeats itself.
Speaker 14: Yeah, recycles for again. About the old ones are like,
Speaker 14: you know, the other guys died in a day, but uh,
Speaker 14: you know, no, one's just going to have its going
Speaker 14: to turn out a little better.
Speaker 5: They recycled the same ship. Well they did every couple
Speaker 5: of years.
Speaker 4: Well they did stuff like that Robin where it was like,
Speaker 4: look at the end, if somebody's dying anyway, listen, you're
Speaker 4: gonna you're gonna die in like a day. So I'll
Speaker 4: tell you what. We got this crazy idea, you want
Speaker 4: to try it? And people used I mean, look, if
Speaker 4: I'm gonna be dead in the day anyway, I'll sign
Speaker 4: off on it. And they do.
Speaker 14: You just remember the uh the attempt its head transplant
Speaker 14: in uh in in in the rush out.
Speaker 13: This was like, yeah, you like this, what are we
Speaker 13: talking tonight about? Transplants talk about.
Speaker 5: Quite stressful if I remember, I know that one was
Speaker 5: not not successful.
Speaker 14: I know, but I'm gonna have to pop off, guys.
Speaker 14: I got a birthday party to get to. So transplant
Speaker 14: myself out of the out of the signal hair, and
Speaker 14: we'll talk to you guys sooner.
Speaker 3: All right, thanks so much.
Speaker 4: Happen to night man. Hey, you have other colors there,
Speaker 4: you have other level Let's put them on. Let's put
Speaker 4: them in all right, let me see who comes up
Speaker 4: first here, wait, let me see. Okay, I'm gonna take
Speaker 4: you guys in order so it looks like, well, we
Speaker 4: know who this is. Hey, Jimmy James.
Speaker 1: I knew it was him. He was called Alongers.
Speaker 3: Hey, gimme George the other call.
Speaker 14: Hey, your schedule to get a rough schedre?
Speaker 13: I schedule, I told so I get here, we are going.
Speaker 13: If it's just me and him going to a game,
Speaker 13: and I'm looking at a game in the Saints, Dan's
Speaker 13: playing here, you want.
Speaker 3: To watch him play the Saints. I don't care about
Speaker 3: the Saints.
Speaker 13: Well, he wants he wants wait, hold on a second,
Speaker 13: we want the forty nine ers.
Speaker 1: Well, but then at the wait in the middle, what's
Speaker 1: the deal?
Speaker 2: What about the Seahawks and the Seahawks any of the
Speaker 2: divisional games? I feel like to be better than the Saints.
Speaker 2: What do I care about the why? Why do you care?
Speaker 4: I want to see a win.
Speaker 1: I don't want to see it wout. Somebody will definitely
Speaker 1: beat that's yes, I want to see it.
Speaker 4: This team can win.
Speaker 1: On on what you're saying this year? Is it good team?
Speaker 1: I want to see it live.
Speaker 3: They got to be good.
Speaker 4: Watch them.
Speaker 1: Yeah you said that, I want to see it live though,
Speaker 1: on it in the middle.
Speaker 2: That it shouldn't matter who it is, right, they can
Speaker 2: beat it. They I mean, they could potentially beat anybody.
Speaker 4: Okay, So I need a little direction here, guys, because
Speaker 4: I've got two more callers and I want to know
Speaker 4: if we need to add them all in at the
Speaker 4: same time or you want me to bring them on
Speaker 4: one at a time. What do you want me to do.
Speaker 3: One at a time?
Speaker 1: One at a times? Fine, that's good.
Speaker 4: The next you want me to leave everybody on the
Speaker 4: line while we go on the line yet? Okay, so
Speaker 4: I'll just add him one at a time, right, yeah,
Speaker 4: one time? So I think this would be Danny California's back.
Speaker 4: What's I mean?
Speaker 5: I'm doing fine here.
Speaker 6: I really appreciate your tic tax videos and this your
Speaker 6: food taste of fish tacos waters happening in California and
Speaker 6: being north of Baja. As Kent would say, I love
Speaker 6: this fish tacos. Here's some great fish taco places up
Speaker 6: here in California.
Speaker 1: They like the tihhako. Why did I say that, I'm
Speaker 1: about that. It's my food. I'm telling you something. Just
Speaker 1: over a second here, just a moment.
Speaker 3: I have to say something, Okay, something on these tic.
Speaker 1: TACs that I'm doing. Uh, I have to say the.
Speaker 13: Best ones that are going over is my foods. I
Speaker 13: really believe it's the foods.
Speaker 1: For getting bound the other stuff you guys are thinking about.
Speaker 1: So I kicked, Okay, it's the.
Speaker 18: Foods that are going We have to figure out some
Speaker 18: that we can match with the food for the take tech,
Speaker 18: we have.
Speaker 4: To think to match with the food.
Speaker 2: Yeah, something to well, I mean you want you could
Speaker 2: be a food oriented channel, like your videos could be
Speaker 2: all about food.
Speaker 3: There are people that do that and you could be
Speaker 3: like you.
Speaker 2: Could do your recipes as like a main stap of it.
Speaker 2: You could go to restaurants like we did with the
Speaker 2: fish tacos.
Speaker 4: We could do that.
Speaker 3: I I kind of enjoy being eclectic and sometimes doing that.
Speaker 4: But maybe I'm wrong. I might be wrong in doing that,
Speaker 4: so we should.
Speaker 1: Like you said, it seems like it's more audience.
Speaker 13: It's it's the audience is higher than some of these others,
Speaker 13: is what I'm what I'm getting too.
Speaker 2: Ones do well, But then again, I mean there's weird ones.
Speaker 2: What was it the one that video game?
Speaker 4: One? Was the one that you got that?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, the video games.
Speaker 13: Now let's see the video games. Will manchet with the
Speaker 13: food veggo.
Speaker 4: About while we play games?
Speaker 1: If we did that, so that'd be that would be
Speaker 1: same thing.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm gonna have me play games or I'm gonna
Speaker 4: say I'm gonna have another caller.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, we hold people. I'm gonna figure out all
Speaker 1: these people.
Speaker 3: There we go.
Speaker 4: So eight one, six, okay, win six? He come on
Speaker 4: the air.
Speaker 14: You are Yeah, So I wanted to get your guess's opinion.
Speaker 5: What do you think about the Chiefs and the Turgers
Speaker 5: playing gun in Brazil?
Speaker 19: Yes, yes, that's a good one because we got we
Speaker 19: got the Wims doing it too. We have a LAMB
Speaker 19: game going there in Brazil in one of those countries
Speaker 19: against the Jacklaws.
Speaker 1: That's the other one.
Speaker 4: And that's the question.
Speaker 3: Not gonna go all the way down there?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, take a nice trip down there'd be
Speaker 1: a vacation. Forget about that. That's a vacation if you
Speaker 1: go down there. I mean, if you want to go
Speaker 1: see a football game, now, that would be a weird
Speaker 1: way to get a vacation.
Speaker 4: I'd rather go to LA for that. But okay, but
Speaker 4: but no, but but they do play them in that
Speaker 4: and that, and I like, yeah, I like the sound
Speaker 4: of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I heard.
Speaker 5: I heard the rumor of that's the reason they were
Speaker 5: not playing in LA just because there's a back.
Speaker 6: Concert going on the same weekend stadium.
Speaker 4: What web tape? From what I see, the Rams have
Speaker 4: a game scheduled for Australia in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 4: No, Yeah, that's what I'm talking about that one. Yeah,
Speaker 4: they have that too. That's crazy they have them there.
Speaker 4: That's more than twenty four hours on a plane. Uncle,
Speaker 4: But you know, just to get there, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I hope what is what is the Yeah? I do
Speaker 4: that for a football game? That would be we, that
Speaker 4: would be game. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean, I know the highways are bad here in California,
Speaker 2: but I'd rather be on them than take a whole
Speaker 2: plane just because see a football.
Speaker 1: Now he's talking now here, he's talking sakes.
Speaker 3: Now, I want to take another quick moment and just
Speaker 3: say hello to everybody in the chat. We got a
Speaker 3: lot of people.
Speaker 2: We've got bice to Crest Studios, seventy five, Rattlecan's back,
Speaker 2: Harry Dog Salesman.
Speaker 4: It looks like on YouTube, thank you for being here. Everybody.
Speaker 3: Hello you Tube, and you got who these people are?
Speaker 4: You got another call?
Speaker 1: Hold on anybody's see who this is?
Speaker 4: There? We go, okay, you're alive? Hello, Yes, Oh it
Speaker 4: is Uncle Peter's podcast.
Speaker 1: This.
Speaker 4: Do you know this person? What happens? Then?
Speaker 3: Oh, go ahead Peter podcast? Okay, cut this, purst it off.
Speaker 1: I told you what I talk about that you're rid
Speaker 1: of this joker? Give it to him.
Speaker 4: Who is this?
Speaker 1: Give me that one I told.
Speaker 4: You about that, We told him. I told you about that.
Speaker 3: What we're saying.
Speaker 8: He knows Nicole is coming from inside the house.
Speaker 4: I know, I know, I know who it is.
Speaker 1: That's why I said I know who it is.
Speaker 4: This is like the last time when somebody's.
Speaker 1: Gonna know you're going to straight that.
Speaker 4: Now, I will drive some disciplining to do you do?
Speaker 5: Is that?
Speaker 3: My?
Speaker 14: Is that that?
Speaker 4: And figuring out the sound set up?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 3: And anything else?
Speaker 14: What else?
Speaker 18: Is?
Speaker 3: That's it so far?
Speaker 4: I know, I think somebody bored missus sidekicks fork.
Speaker 1: I think I knew who that was.
Speaker 3: You know what that was?
Speaker 4: And we're not talking that on this show.
Speaker 3: We're not doing that.
Speaker 1: Whoever that one?
Speaker 3: I knew who that was.
Speaker 1: We're not talking about it. You don't hear us talking
Speaker 1: about it. You say that and say the pumplin thinks
Speaker 1: on this show suck.
Speaker 4: Are there any other legitimate colors on the line, man, No, No,
Speaker 4: we just have. We just have the same ones that
Speaker 4: we had to start with. We might have watched one.
Speaker 4: Oh I know who we lost?
Speaker 3: We lost the north Yeah, well north Man had a
Speaker 3: party to go in party then, I know had previous engagement.
Speaker 2: We are a lot of people here, uncle, I know,
Speaker 2: we do. Who should we talk to? We got a
Speaker 2: lot of choices to make.
Speaker 6: Hey, gentleman, I uh catch that whole thing about the
Speaker 6: big heart transplant. I kind of remind you since this
Speaker 6: is the comedy hour that maybe uh Kramer on Steinfeld
Speaker 6: was prothetic, like you know, like the Simpsons. He talked
Speaker 6: about the government experiments of the pig Man. If you
Speaker 6: remember that episode, that's what I was thinking of.
Speaker 8: I never watched Steinfeld.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, pig Man. That's right.
Speaker 4: Yet there's some pig Man.
Speaker 3: That's a really weird episode. That's a bizarre episode.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I had a funny, beautiful yeah man, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I remember that one. I've I've seen every episode of
Speaker 2: sein thought. I know that is when you reference him, Danny.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure about anybody else, but I sure do.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I wasn't. I didn't watch Steinfeld. I mean, I
Speaker 6: can recall a lot with that particular one. Boy, it resonated,
Speaker 6: you know, with the whole you know, heart transplant pig
Speaker 6: It was like governments. There was fairs and stitches.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, uh, I think the takeaway from that whole thing
Speaker 2: is that, yes, these things have been happening for decades,
Speaker 2: and yes they kiked basically redoing the same thing. It's
Speaker 2: like they want us to know about it.
Speaker 4: I guess I think it's the takeaway that we can
Speaker 4: get out of. But hey, what do we know.
Speaker 3: Made o us way too big?
Speaker 1: We go there, we go there with us?
Speaker 4: I know what you do?
Speaker 1: What are you doing now?
Speaker 4: On the maybe?
Speaker 14: Is everybody's drinking?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 4: Well I think it's an alcohol free night? Yeah yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: no no special drinks. I didn't want to special drinks
Speaker 4: the night.
Speaker 6: Then can I stay on because I've already started drinking?
Speaker 4: So yeah?
Speaker 3: What do you got there?
Speaker 1: What do you want that day?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 6: I started off as a voodoo ranger Imperial I T A.
Speaker 6: It's nine percent, uh rating, and I would rate it
Speaker 6: in an eight point seven. It's pretty good. And now
Speaker 6: I'm kind of finishing with the night camp of Bushmill's
Speaker 6: Irish whiskey with a little bit of ginger rale.
Speaker 4: Nice.
Speaker 1: That's not interesting.
Speaker 4: That's pretty good, right, Ancle? That sounds good? What do
Speaker 4: you want to rate him?
Speaker 3: One to ten?
Speaker 1: Is he just did tod a?
Speaker 3: Oh okay, reminds check Buckle.
Speaker 6: With the I T A and I would stay as
Speaker 6: far as Irish whiskey. I this is my favorite, and
Speaker 6: I would I would rate it and full over a nine.
Speaker 14: I've given a nine.
Speaker 6: I haven't I haven't tasted a better whiskey so until
Speaker 6: but I'll get I'll give some move until until I
Speaker 6: actually taste the best whisky.
Speaker 4: Wow, Okay, that's not really good.
Speaker 1: We're gonna have that's a dither thing. If they're not
Speaker 1: truth that much. Yeah, we'll have a test on it
Speaker 1: on the New Year's Revolution.
Speaker 4: People still a people don't pass out. We'll do feer
Speaker 4: reviews on the New Year's Revolution?
Speaker 3: Is that the rule?
Speaker 1: Well, just to see what they say.
Speaker 3: I just I think we will.
Speaker 4: Open another for Loco. Can maybe this year?
Speaker 2: Uncle listen to gover Well, Uncle, Oh, I don't think
Speaker 2: we'll pass out from it.
Speaker 4: Man, it's very good.
Speaker 1: I don't know what we're gonna have actually listening revolution.
Speaker 3: We'll see something. Well not can you promise not to
Speaker 3: pass out? They didn't rest yet, supposed.
Speaker 2: Any of you you can always Jimmy doesn't drink exactly
Speaker 2: Mountain do mount do anything?
Speaker 3: Not alcoholic? Is but.
Speaker 1: You knew that new mount Mountain.
Speaker 4: How much was that?
Speaker 11: Uh?
Speaker 4: Well that well, that well, that's all right. He would
Speaker 4: have to do regular amount.
Speaker 1: But you don't have to do regular Mountain dew on it.
Speaker 5: But maybe bajap last night he was in the hospital
Speaker 5: congests of heart failure. So I'm not allowed to have
Speaker 5: alcohol right now?
Speaker 4: Oh it was sparkling water.
Speaker 1: Sparkling Wooded did better.
Speaker 4: We don't. We don't shows shows about rape ye, sparkling water.
Speaker 4: H now, just just because the producer job, right is
Speaker 4: you're down to the last eight to ten minutes, so
Speaker 4: I don't know if you want to do shout outs
Speaker 4: or what minutes? So Betty, I think you okay, I
Speaker 4: think we need to do shout outs right?
Speaker 1: How this goes?
Speaker 11: Why?
Speaker 4: I don't know. I'm pretty sure Chris was your first caller. Yeah, Chris,
Speaker 4: pus your number one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let's let's go to christ.
Speaker 4: I might be a little mixed up after that though,
Speaker 4: because Robin was next, but I can't tell who was Robin.
Speaker 1: Robin is out because he was next. Yes, Robin was next,
Speaker 1: but he's guy.
Speaker 3: But I think it was Robin.
Speaker 1: And then Jimmy James.
Speaker 4: Yes, probably you. Then that's correct.
Speaker 5: You guys to know that I appreciate, uh, I appreciate
Speaker 5: the fact that you guys are on the air, and
Speaker 5: uh thank you for having me and uh I.
Speaker 6: Hope hopefully i'll be all to calling next week.
Speaker 4: Thank you, it's great to talk to you.
Speaker 3: Chris. I'm sorry to loss and the calling at this time.
Speaker 4: It's kid man. It's good to talk to you exactly.
Speaker 4: Keep your head up, Chris, and UH talk to you
Speaker 4: soon anyway. Jimmy James would be next, right, Yes, yes, yes, sir,
Speaker 4: we're going to Jimmy James.
Speaker 14: Well, shout out to Chris is.
Speaker 5: I was glad to hear from you. I'm sorry to
Speaker 5: hear under.
Speaker 14: The circumstances for things that.
Speaker 5: Have been going all Uh, she's a feel terrible about that, Chris.
Speaker 4: I'm not talking about uh, he's.
Speaker 5: Yeah, just give the uh are you still on here, Chris?
Speaker 5: Can you hear me?
Speaker 4: He's a he's on hold.
Speaker 5: I was gonna ask him if, by any chance his
Speaker 5: heart issues was a DEMA, because that seems to be
Speaker 5: a frequent thing with people.
Speaker 4: Well, let's say Chris that you.
Speaker 5: Yeah. No, they said it was consistent heart failure, which
Speaker 5: I had like a year and a half ago, and
Speaker 5: then they released me about a week and a half ago,
Speaker 5: and then I ended up finding out that my mother
Speaker 5: had two heart attacks. So I'm trying to stay as
Speaker 5: cool and collected as I can. So when I say
Speaker 5: that I appreciate shows like this and Duck's callin show,
Speaker 5: Mike I'm being very sincere because I don't have anything
Speaker 5: anybody right now. So well, Chris, just keep your mind busy,
Speaker 5: keep keep going, keep you low busy. We'll keep yourself busy.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Jimmy James, I appreciate you. Thanks, I'm sorry. Hello,
Speaker 5: everyone else, have a good week.
Speaker 4: Goo peace absolutely peace to you. Jimmy for sure, thank
Speaker 4: you for calling in now. I think it was Danny next,
Speaker 4: but I'm not sure.
Speaker 3: I believe, so.
Speaker 6: My shout out to Chris Graves. I understand, heartfeller. I
Speaker 6: lost all my son in law in October and we're
Speaker 6: still grieving that you're here. And I promise you when
Speaker 6: I'm in nath Sunday morning, I will be lifting you
Speaker 6: up in prayer and best wishes. And that's all I got.
Speaker 6: It's the shout outs to you.
Speaker 4: Chris.
Speaker 6: You hang in there, you know calling These are good music,
Speaker 6: good guys, calmed the hour and should be uplifted and uh,
Speaker 6: thanks for checking.
Speaker 4: In there you go, thank you, thank you. Danny all right,
Speaker 4: and then we had none that looks like uh we
Speaker 4: had other car. Who was the other call? I don't know.
Speaker 4: That cleared everybody who was left, so oh dang. So
Speaker 4: that other person. I'm not sure who they worried man. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm not sure either. They asked a good question and
Speaker 4: then went, yeah, you know, what's up?
Speaker 3: What's sign on that line?
Speaker 4: It was also that, but yeah, but we stay long.
Speaker 4: We had to hang up on that one.
Speaker 1: Hantay hang out. You have to talk to No, you
Speaker 1: have to talk.
Speaker 3: To Yes, that's one of my jobs. Yeah, yeah, okay, yeah,
Speaker 3: kids are call.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, Well, shout out to everybody for calling and
Speaker 2: for uncle. Why don't we shout out to the community
Speaker 2: that is, like the regular callers and listeners and the show,
Speaker 2: and we have crossed with the circumstances I and obviously
Speaker 2: I'm gonna re entery what everybody said, like, we're all
Speaker 2: we're there for you and we want to see you
Speaker 2: do the best, and we're sorry for your situation. But just.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we we're happy to have it.
Speaker 2: As a car man, he was a listener and holy uncle,
Speaker 2: it's cool to be able to have people go up
Speaker 2: here that we'll say that.
Speaker 4: I say the same what he said, the same thing.
Speaker 13: Could I think this is what needs to be done
Speaker 13: saying that because I believe that because uh.
Speaker 1: Nice going up there.
Speaker 4: She's saying.
Speaker 3: Nice up there.
Speaker 1: Now that's my thought that I know it's gonna happen
Speaker 1: up there.
Speaker 13: I know about it, I know everything about it up there,
Speaker 13: that he's gonna have an nice life.
Speaker 4: Exactly. Just just a reference. I had a conversation with
Speaker 4: him privately yesterday, and just to reference that conversation real quick,
Speaker 4: I would say, you know, like I told you, if
Speaker 4: you saw that one riddle that we talked about, you know,
Speaker 4: you could do a whole lot for a lot of people.
Speaker 4: If you want something to you, what you choose to do,
Speaker 4: it's all about your choice. You got free will, but
Speaker 4: you're still here. You're still here for reasons. So do
Speaker 4: that up. And I wish I could tell you more,
Speaker 4: but that's the best I got for you. So there
Speaker 4: you go.
Speaker 2: All right, Well uncle, I mean it's uh, that's cool again.
Speaker 2: The community that shows up to this show, it seems
Speaker 2: like it's growing. We get new colors, we get new
Speaker 2: people in the chat room.
Speaker 13: Yeah, my head of town, United States out of the
Speaker 13: United States, calls got the.
Speaker 2: We got got Germany Pub, the German pub that randomly
Speaker 2: listens to us for some unknown reason.
Speaker 1: Not all that. We got only one question I had
Speaker 1: ev what's that? What ever happened to that gud that
Speaker 1: we were gonna get to and he hasn't caught yet?
Speaker 4: Well the lawyer yet, guys, Oh the lawyer. Yeah, I was,
Speaker 4: I was wanted about it. I don't know I was
Speaker 4: thinking about that.
Speaker 3: I was.
Speaker 1: I mean that just that just popped in my hand.
Speaker 4: Always don't worry, Uncle, we'll get we'll get cast.
Speaker 1: I wanted to see if they can show up tonight.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we just wanted to make sure. Yeah, we just
Speaker 4: want to make sure that all the calling stuff was
Speaker 4: working right before we started ringing on new people. But
Speaker 4: just real quick on the internationals is Yeah, Germany's listening,
Speaker 4: A couple of spots in Canada, Australia, UK, and I
Speaker 4: got a bunch in the US, my US. I don't
Speaker 4: know your states anymore, but there you are some.
Speaker 1: Uh that's it down Under, isn't tonight?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Down Unders there Australia. Well yeah, what was it?
Speaker 3: Would listening really good? Uncle?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Follow at Uncle podcast, Uncle the Podcast on tik
Speaker 2: tak YouTube.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Tiggs gram.
Speaker 13: All right, you get a kick out of tick tac
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