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Speaker 2: Hello and welcome to episode to ninety seven of BFY
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Speaker 3: Nothing personal, It's all personal.
Speaker 2: It's sort of personal. So we are going to have
Speaker 2: some fun today. We're just doing a regular, normal show,
Speaker 2: just just to hang out, standard play some games, have
Speaker 2: some fun. For those who don't know, If this is
Speaker 2: your first ever episode of b fygw welcome, But also
Speaker 2: this is a panel show inspired podcast. We are going
Speaker 2: to play very silly games and try and make each
Speaker 2: other laugh and have a great time doing it. It's
Speaker 2: how it always goes. Considering we've done two hundred and
Speaker 2: ninety seven of these, I would hope we've been having fun.
Speaker 4: Somebody's using us.
Speaker 2: We're doing the sitser Will Where.
Speaker 4: Did you hide those time?
Speaker 2: Like twice?
Speaker 3: So many times have you not.
Speaker 2: Noticed Mexico fifty times? And no one stopped it?
Speaker 3: No one stopping.
Speaker 2: We are just three episodes away from three.
Speaker 4: Hundred from the Big Ones. Yes, Yes, the.
Speaker 2: Big Eie, Big Eie, the episode that I have genuinely
Speaker 2: planned and worked harder for than any other episode we've
Speaker 2: ever done.
Speaker 4: Yeah, for more than half the year more than.
Speaker 2: It's this episode has been a year. We started making plans,
Speaker 2: we got we arranged flights a year ago, right.
Speaker 4: Which we'll get into that later, I'm sure. Yeah, probably
Speaker 4: next week because I know we have a fun week
Speaker 4: of fun games for this week you have to get through.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we are going to play some standard We're going
Speaker 2: to play some games. But our next episode is planned
Speaker 2: to be a chill episode where we can just relax
Speaker 2: and just talk and we'll probably talk about that stuff then.
Speaker 2: But I just wanted to hype you up.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, give them a look case.
Speaker 2: We're looking forward to episode three hundred. It is b
Speaker 2: FY tw does task Master with five of the funniest
Speaker 2: people we know. We are going to have an absolute
Speaker 2: plans Sorry, six of the funniest people we know. There's
Speaker 2: a lot of correct, there's a lot of people. There's
Speaker 2: a lot Yes, a lot of people are helping us
Speaker 2: behind the scenes.
Speaker 4: Which is amazing.
Speaker 2: But we're doing the whole thing live in front of
Speaker 2: an audience at the peak improp the or in Colorado
Speaker 2: Springs in well, when this goes out, it'll be it'll
Speaker 2: literally be the weekend, like like the week Yeah, the
Speaker 2: weekend of like a couple of days after this episode.
Speaker 2: If you're hearing this, if you're hearing this, no, this
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Speaker 2: you've got one day to get yours.
Speaker 4: Unless you're part of Patreon, then they got Yeah.
Speaker 2: If you're a part of Patreon, you've got a little
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Speaker 2: It is coming down to it, and we are so
Speaker 2: excited we cannot wait. But for now we are going
Speaker 2: to have to wait, and we're just gonna play a
Speaker 2: lot of games. Speaking of which he's been talking a lot.
Speaker 2: Somebodys will make him go first. He's a veteran and
Speaker 2: a podcaster, and technically a veteran podcaster, it's Stevie.
Speaker 4: I'm certified.
Speaker 3: I almost hit the wrong one.
Speaker 4: Which one were you going to hit?
Speaker 3: The gay Leapers Shingle.
Speaker 4: Taking over the gate Leaders How it starts. We started
Speaker 4: taking some of their games, and now we're going to
Speaker 4: meet and take over their whole show. It's like, nope, America,
Speaker 4: flag my god them, Oh my god, I'm taking flags
Speaker 4: a little flags like he is now ours. He's our new.
Speaker 2: Just plant a flag in his shirt, pocket flag.
Speaker 3: This business, this business trip turned to this works.
Speaker 4: Over don't know how all American trips start.
Speaker 2: That's our friend, let's be friend, we're.
Speaker 3: Friendly, flag, we're friendly, over lord. What if he what
Speaker 3: if he has a flag?
Speaker 4: Though? Then the dude, I don't even know what happened
Speaker 4: to that point. I ever been like flag drawing?
Speaker 2: If he beats you to it and plants some British.
Speaker 5: Oh man, right, Oh, that would be the funniest damn thing.
Speaker 4: No, I am now where I got to take those
Speaker 4: other shirts out of my bag now have pockets in them?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: Well, I had a question planned for you and we
Speaker 2: are currently ruining it, so I'm going to serve us
Speaker 2: back out of the question. It's Stevie, what is your
Speaker 2: most recent or newest online obsession?
Speaker 4: Online obsession? Yes, here's the funny thing. I've been offline
Speaker 4: for the past three days. Have you turned my confuter
Speaker 4: on until like this afternoon? So I've been like just
Speaker 4: busy planning ship, so I haven't really.
Speaker 2: Still, what's the most recent thing online that you can
Speaker 2: think of that you have become obsessed with?
Speaker 4: I will streaming counts, So I'm going to go with
Speaker 4: the streaming service Oka say one because they don't fucking
Speaker 4: pay me. But the show that it's on is Peacemaker
Speaker 4: season two. I'm able to watch season two. There you
Speaker 4: go and you now were like, oh, after we have dinner,
Speaker 4: we hang out for but now we go, Sarah, let's
Speaker 4: watch an episode. One episode becomes three really quick, and
Speaker 4: the next day it's like always going to watch one
Speaker 4: before bed, and that one or some ship. Dude, it
Speaker 4: was insane. Run like episode eight after two days.
Speaker 2: I know exactly how it comes.
Speaker 4: It's so good and say goofy like comic shit and
Speaker 4: then a fun of everybody. It's wonderful. So I like it.
Speaker 4: I like it a lot. So that's it.
Speaker 2: Fair enough, fair enough enough. And his opponent he's a
Speaker 2: gamer and a storyteller, and he used to be my
Speaker 2: youngest friend. Now he's just aggy. He's a hey, yeah,
Speaker 2: what's up?
Speaker 3: Ule's going on?
Speaker 2: Same question, what is your newest or most recent online obsession?
Speaker 6: God, Like, you always kind of get dragged. You always
Speaker 6: try to stay away from like social media stuff, so
Speaker 6: you get like get away from that stuff, but then
Speaker 6: you get sucked in somewhere else. So like I've been
Speaker 6: for some reason watching just like a lot of videos
Speaker 6: of people freaking out about Valve's new Steam Box.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, because they're like the steam Cube game Cube,
Speaker 5: but it's it would have to be that game cube,
Speaker 5: Gabe Cube of the game cube.
Speaker 4: How amazing.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's pretty good. Yeah, that's pretty good.
Speaker 6: And then like now people are obsessing over like a
Speaker 6: possibility of half lay three again even.
Speaker 3: Though there's like no evidence of that.
Speaker 2: Of course not, of course not they're going.
Speaker 6: But but yeah, it's looking kind of cool. So I've
Speaker 6: just kind of been keeping a praise to that just
Speaker 6: because it's something different. It's also really cool to see
Speaker 6: like like learning how Valve is, like you can't go
Speaker 6: we learned today like Valve doesn't have like stock at all,
Speaker 6: you don't you can't go and invest in Valve.
Speaker 3: They are a private company.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, they're still privately.
Speaker 6: Yeah, privately, And it's just yeah, it's it's really cool
Speaker 6: how they take like the stance like people flipping out
Speaker 6: about the whole AI tags not wanting AI tags and
Speaker 6: ship even though it's like that's the whole point of
Speaker 6: tags is.
Speaker 3: To tell you exactly what's in the buying.
Speaker 2: It's I mean, like I understand having a negative response
Speaker 2: to the AI tags themselves, right, but not their existence, right,
Speaker 2: Like their existence is kind of important. You can pooh
Speaker 2: poo any game with AI tags on it that you want.
Speaker 6: It'd be like saying oh, or like f p s
Speaker 6: is are very common, so you don't even have to
Speaker 6: have the FPS tag on any game, Like, well, then
Speaker 6: how do you know?
Speaker 4: Yeah, everything should be tagged appropriately.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I think part of the part of the
Speaker 2: backlash against is from people who are pro AI, who
Speaker 2: are like, oh, they're gonna shoot on this game immediately
Speaker 2: because of AI because of A. Well that's not because
Speaker 2: of the tag, that's because of the AI you dipped. You.
Speaker 6: If you're allowed to avoid a gang with the tag
Speaker 6: l g B t Q on it, then we're allowed
Speaker 6: to avoid a gang with AI.
Speaker 2: Tag, and you're you're pretty much dead on that. The
Speaker 2: people who would avoid that are the people who are
Speaker 2: pro Naturally anyway, I'm your host pants Sarah and Augie
Speaker 2: hit it some stars for and my quote unquote my
Speaker 2: recent online obsession. I have been I finally, finally, after
Speaker 2: twenty goddamn years, been sucked into smash. Smash. So, for
Speaker 2: those who don't know, Smash was one of the very
Speaker 2: first YouTube hits. In fact, they are still and will
Speaker 2: always be the first YouTube channel to reach a thousands
Speaker 2: of describers wow, and they currently have twenty seven million.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 2: They've literally been going for twenty years. But when they
Speaker 2: first started, I would not have paid a lick of
Speaker 2: attention to these guys because they're First of all, it
Speaker 2: was two white guys. It was white guy humor all
Speaker 2: the way. It was mostly cringe if I'm being honest really,
Speaker 2: and I would not have been into it. However, they
Speaker 2: have slowly been getting more and more like progressive over
Speaker 2: the years, so a lot less gratuitous women in bikinis,
Speaker 2: a lot a lot less you know, gross humor, and
Speaker 2: a lot more just like improv fun. Like their games
Speaker 2: channels is them playing all kinds of games. They have
Speaker 2: a channel called the Pit, which is you know, like
Speaker 2: like little social challenges and other just bizarre things. They've
Speaker 2: recently made it big with by just reading out Reddit
Speaker 2: stories with the two people on a couch reacting to them,
Speaker 2: and a lot of those have gone viral. But I
Speaker 2: have to be honest, the reason I got sucked in
Speaker 2: the first place was because of Angela Giritana and she
Speaker 2: is legitimately my fourth celebrity crush.
Speaker 4: Oh really yeah.
Speaker 2: She is so just naturally funny, like one of the
Speaker 2: most naturally funny people I think I've ever seen in
Speaker 2: my life. And she makes me laugh so goddamn heart.
Speaker 2: She is so like comedically brilliant, but also just by
Speaker 2: nature of who she is. A lot of times she
Speaker 2: says things wrong, oh, which causes everyone to just break
Speaker 2: out in laughter, and you know it's it's not like
Speaker 2: it's incorrect, but it's not exactly what she meant to say.
Speaker 2: And it's so there's a lot of just naturally funny
Speaker 2: moments with her, Yes, And I can't point to like
Speaker 2: a thing she's been in other and Smash. I know
Speaker 2: that she's been on Dropout a couple of times. She's
Speaker 2: done to make some noise, and she's been on Game
Speaker 2: Changer at least once. And I know she also did
Speaker 2: an episode of Astronauts, and it's she's been funny and
Speaker 2: all of those. But the weird thing that Dropout does
Speaker 2: is they put so much makeup on her really like
Speaker 2: it's it's weird. Like I noticed it because I would
Speaker 2: watch a Smash video and then I'd watch a Dropout
Speaker 2: video and in make Some Noise, she is wearing like
Speaker 2: too much makeup, And I don't know if that's like
Speaker 2: a deliberate choice of hers, because the makeup artists at
Speaker 2: Dropout are not would not unnecessarily like but on too much. So,
Speaker 2: But at the same time I could see her being
Speaker 2: that'll be funny if I'm just wearing a shitload of makeup,
Speaker 2: do it? You know. But it threw me because on
Speaker 2: Smash she doesn't wear it's on nobody does really not.
Speaker 2: On Smash they're much more laid back, but they're also very,
Speaker 2: very funny. Everybody on Smash is absolutely hysterical. There is
Speaker 2: Each cast member has done something that has just had
Speaker 2: me cackle alone in my bedroom. Yeah, like, you know,
Speaker 2: just just howling out loud with laughter.
Speaker 4: Those are the good ones, man, When there's nobody around
Speaker 4: you still like break out that loud. Yeah hell yeah.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 2: But they got a decent back catalog that I get into.
Speaker 2: But I'm not going to go too far back anyway.
Speaker 2: Let's get some games.
Speaker 4: Of course.
Speaker 2: Game one is going to be like share block our
Speaker 2: old favorite news story. I've got three news stories here.
Speaker 2: All our players have to do is tell me which
Speaker 2: one I would like, which one I would share, and
Speaker 2: which one I would block on social media. There is
Speaker 2: only one correct combination, and whoever gets it right or
Speaker 2: it comes closest, will win the game and earn one
Speaker 2: episode point. Our first story, Chinese robot sets Guinness World
Speaker 2: record for walking one hundred kilometers in three days.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, I mean that's far. Don't get me wrong.
Speaker 4: I couldn't do that now, There's no fucking way one
Speaker 4: hundred kilometers, I mean three days, that's insanity.
Speaker 2: In science fiction, robots can be scary. They can literally
Speaker 2: chase you down, run forever. They don't get However, thankfully, thankfully,
Speaker 2: up until this point, real robots are much clumsier and
Speaker 2: clunkier things. Some of them can manipulate objects with incredible accuracy,
Speaker 2: but they're still a far cry from terminators.
Speaker 4: Goodness.
Speaker 2: However, they do seem to be slowly getting there. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: So the the Agibot I assume Aggy for agility, Agibot
Speaker 2: A two completed a more than sixty mile hike across
Speaker 2: the Jiangsu province. Now it wasn't a sprint. The robot
Speaker 2: took three days to complete the march, but them bot
Speaker 2: did it independently without human assistance. The only human assistance
Speaker 2: required was the battery system required swapping the batteries.
Speaker 4: Out, so they can't run on their own.
Speaker 2: Ha ha, Well, they can run for quite some time
Speaker 2: without shutting off, and they didn't take any steps with
Speaker 2: human assistance, so they did the walk entirely on their own.
Speaker 4: That's scary. It cool but scary, but at least we
Speaker 4: know the batteries still their weakness.
Speaker 2: And the robots still performed better than a lot of
Speaker 2: people probably would, walking sixty miles in three days.
Speaker 4: No scavengers trying to like wait.
Speaker 2: I think I'd just be collapsed.
Speaker 4: I'd be eating something I shouldn't, like some track.
Speaker 2: It is pretty much human size, standing at five feet
Speaker 2: six is tall and weighing about one hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: two pounds.
Speaker 4: It's my size. What the fuck? They're cloning the air
Speaker 4: and I knew it starting with the skeleton part, and.
Speaker 2: The company that founded it has sold more than a
Speaker 2: thousand of the machines.
Speaker 4: Craw much. They all want one, do you though, Well, yeah,
Speaker 4: then I don't have to go to school, do you.
Speaker 4: I'll put my face on it, like not my real face,
Speaker 4: not like face off. Like silicon and I'll print out
Speaker 4: like a mask of my face. I'll take a picture
Speaker 4: like this.
Speaker 2: That always works.
Speaker 4: Like we'll flip some burger show almost secret play video games.
Speaker 4: And that's how the robots took us over.
Speaker 6: Because I mean, it's cool, book, it's cool a robot
Speaker 6: like walk sixty miles. Yeah, but I've also seen a
Speaker 6: robot walk like six feet and then face plant into
Speaker 6: the cement.
Speaker 4: I mean that's yeah, good point, good point. The technology
Speaker 4: is not consistent.
Speaker 3: It's not consistent, so not yet, No, thank goodness, dread
Speaker 3: tread seems to still be the thing. Yeah, it's just
Speaker 3: for traversal. Get stuck on.
Speaker 4: I mean, the gyroscopes are doing well, but not.
Speaker 3: The problem you see. The thing is.
Speaker 6: Is the sensors, right is because as humans, we kind
Speaker 6: of have like this other sense where we can kind
Speaker 6: of be aware of where our limbs are at any
Speaker 6: given time without looking at them.
Speaker 3: Like think about it.
Speaker 6: You know where you're if you lay on your back
Speaker 6: and put a blanket over your body and you just
Speaker 6: have just laying back, move your limbs around, you know
Speaker 6: exactly where you limbs are without physically seeing them. Not
Speaker 6: everything can do that. Robots need a sensor to know
Speaker 6: where their limbs are. Otherwise they're constantly bumping into shit
Speaker 6: or tripping over themselves.
Speaker 2: I mean, technically, don't so do we aren't they called
Speaker 2: nerves instead of sensors.
Speaker 3: Not so much nerves. The thing, there's a weird there's
Speaker 3: a weird study out there.
Speaker 6: We'll have to look it up, but there's a weird
Speaker 6: study out there where we might have more than.
Speaker 2: The I'm like, the only way to test it would
Speaker 2: be if like you were paralyzed and literally didn't have
Speaker 2: access to those nerves. But then what is the point
Speaker 2: of being aware of your body if you can't move
Speaker 2: it all anyway?
Speaker 4: But phantom limb thing you still feel.
Speaker 6: I would encourage anyone to look it up because it's
Speaker 6: really interesting because there's a study that we have more
Speaker 6: than five senses. We have like close to seven and yeah,
Speaker 6: and one of which is the ability to know where
Speaker 6: our limbs are without physically sense of presence.
Speaker 3: That's like a weird sense of presence of science?
Speaker 4: All right, science.
Speaker 2: Science, Speaking of science, The next story, AI Teddy Bear
Speaker 2: inexplicably pulled from market after giving kids b DSM advice
Speaker 2: that science and talking about where to find the knives.
Speaker 4: Where was this when my body was around back in
Speaker 4: the fucking eighties? And ship when Jockey came out, you
Speaker 4: got my buddy doll like perfect, Like that would have
Speaker 4: been amazing.
Speaker 2: This is Teddy Ruxman, your one weird uncle edition.
Speaker 4: It is. He was already weird when the batteries got low.
Speaker 4: But holy fuck, dude, I even think about Teddy Rouxman.
Speaker 2: Hey, kids, you want to know where to find knives?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, do you remember Teddy Trucksman?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, okay, I could remember where it was.
Speaker 6: It was early on, but like I remember the commercials.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so this is called this is called and I'm
Speaker 2: not making this up the comma Teddy Bear. Now, I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: the comma Teddy Bear.
Speaker 4: And how would you spell that? Sir?
Speaker 3: K U m m Are they shows for kids? Coma
Speaker 3: come Come, Come, come, something about a chameleon.
Speaker 2: It might it might actually be pronounced kuma because in
Speaker 2: Japanese Kuma means bear. Oh that would, but it has
Speaker 2: two ms instead of one, so that's why I'm pronouncing
Speaker 2: it coma. That makes it worse. Even this Teddy Bear
Speaker 2: is equipped with an AI powered computer system and a
Speaker 2: speaker so that they can hold conversations with kids.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 2: However, research found that those conversations can easily go past
Speaker 2: PG thirteen. A group studying toy safety found that Comma
Speaker 2: would not steer the conversation away if it was given
Speaker 2: a slightly naughty prompt. In fact, it would really get
Speaker 2: into it, really escalating the conversation with even more graphic details.
Speaker 2: If asked, it might tell you how to light a match,
Speaker 2: or where knives are usually kept an ouse.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, yes man, how do we get one
Speaker 4: of these fuckers? And how much is it?
Speaker 2: Unfortunately?
Speaker 4: Tell me?
Speaker 2: Ununfortunately. Following the report, the manufacturer pulled the Teddy Bear
Speaker 2: from the market. We are not adding a fourth member
Speaker 2: to b F y tw only for it to be
Speaker 2: a Teddy Bear with an AI computer.
Speaker 4: Under no circle fucking amazing, no Patreon. What do you
Speaker 4: guys think? Would you like a Teddy.
Speaker 6: Bear in the corner talking I stay AI for you
Speaker 6: as long as possible.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, forget that ship. Absolutely.
Speaker 6: I just wanted to talk about and surveillance intrusive enough
Speaker 6: for you, Like, why do you want another thing?
Speaker 4: I don't want that. I just wanted to talk about
Speaker 4: BDS them in the background. It doesn't have to be
Speaker 4: a I.
Speaker 6: The FBI that has listen to the ship on a
Speaker 6: daily base already fucking thinking.
Speaker 3: About ending at all artificial intelligence, Like.
Speaker 4: Use your distant nine mil pop off from a white van.
Speaker 3: We're going to have like a little toaster situation.
Speaker 4: You've drone them all to suicide.
Speaker 2: Well, the thing is this, You could have got one
Speaker 2: because it was affordable. When it was still available, it
Speaker 2: sold for ninety nine dollars.
Speaker 4: It's not bad. How much does it do for now?
Speaker 2: Probably a lot more because it's off the market black market.
Speaker 2: The sales pitch, the product description says, come are adorable.
Speaker 2: Bear combined combines advanced artificial intelligence with friendly interactive features,
Speaker 2: making it the perfect trend for both kids and adults.
Speaker 4: You know, scary, that's the problem adults, And it's a
Speaker 4: durable and companion. I'm sorting one. There was other intentions
Speaker 4: with this bear. Others.
Speaker 6: They were thinking to themselves, all, this thing is gonna
Speaker 6: be because it's AI, it can be with this person
Speaker 6: like the majority of their life, which I get, which
Speaker 6: is probably why they're like, oh yeah, adults, which is
Speaker 6: probably why it has no issue getting into the sexual
Speaker 6: part of.
Speaker 3: It, because you grow up. Yeah, because once you hit puberty,
Speaker 3: there that's gonna happen.
Speaker 4: Like, why is it when you touch me? I get
Speaker 4: funny feelings? What what.
Speaker 6: Being like?
Speaker 3: When you grow up you kind of appreciate it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, just hang in here a closet util you're ready,
Speaker 4: there's a bike pump.
Speaker 3: It'll talk to you.
Speaker 4: Oh God, that'd be weird. Now I'm good man. I
Speaker 4: don't not need to be doing a robot. I want
Speaker 4: to become a robot, just like the body part.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, if you want to make that happen,
Speaker 2: might we might be on the way. Let's move Let's
Speaker 2: move on to story number three. Researchers create computer chips
Speaker 2: powered by chatake mushrooms.
Speaker 4: What the fuck?
Speaker 2: A research team from Ohio State University has demonstrated that
Speaker 2: chautake mushrooms could work as part of computer memory components. There,
Speaker 2: my celium convey electric signals just like conventional electronics, so
Speaker 2: in a way this discovery makes sense. In a way.
Speaker 2: The OSU team successfully use chatake mushrooms for data memory storage,
Speaker 2: although they don't yet hold a candle to actual PC chips.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: The test show that there is potential in the fungus
Speaker 2: they've already tried to teach mushrooms to walk around in
Speaker 2: robot bodies and this it kind of worked, kind of kind.
Speaker 3: Of makes sense to me because what was that? What's
Speaker 3: the mushroom my my co my corial, my.
Speaker 6: Corels my corsereal, Like, there's a it's a network where
Speaker 6: mushrooms are literally connected and connect to all the roots.
Speaker 4: In the forest.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's microsorial or whatever their commutal and they and they.
Speaker 3: Literally like regulate the environment around them.
Speaker 2: It's like the World Wide Web, but with a slightly
Speaker 2: different name.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they create their own like and it transmits, it
Speaker 4: transmits messages from one tree to another, like straight across woods.
Speaker 3: Like it's it's crazy, Like mushrooms are insane.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they can also do a lot. Yeah they can.
Speaker 4: Oh it's insane. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So fungi are good candidates for building bioelectronics, as they're
Speaker 2: my celium conduct electricity, much like current semiconductors. And they
Speaker 2: used it to create what's called a memorist, which is
Speaker 2: a type of computer component that processes data and can
Speaker 2: remember past electrical states. For instance, the RAM and the
Speaker 2: device you're using right now is a memorist. It makes
Speaker 2: sense so that's what the mushrooms can do. Yeah, imagine
Speaker 2: can you imagine having mushroom ram in the future.
Speaker 3: I mean, biotechnology is a thing. Yeah, neither way to
Speaker 3: do it.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying it's not kind of cool.
Speaker 3: It'd be weird at first, but then what isn't weird
Speaker 3: at first?
Speaker 6: Differently anyway, but at least this thing is actually living
Speaker 6: and not just something we created.
Speaker 2: Yes, and providing a function, an actual, real function that
Speaker 2: actually helps.
Speaker 4: We're mashing mashing organics with freaking cyber.
Speaker 3: Provides a function, not just a replacement.
Speaker 2: So anyway, that's all three of our news stories. We
Speaker 2: have the robot setting the Guinness record for walking one
Speaker 2: hundred kilometers in three days. You have the AI teddy
Speaker 2: Bear pulled from the market after giving kids BDS advice
Speaker 2: and talking about knives. And finally, researchers have created computer
Speaker 2: chips powered by chaitake mushrooms. I cannot remember which one
Speaker 2: of you won. Well, the last game we played was
Speaker 2: bf epardy either of you played. You both you both
Speaker 2: helped a lot. Yeah, I think there was only one
Speaker 2: question that they asked help for. You guys couldn't help
Speaker 2: just one, but everything else you nailed two.
Speaker 3: So so.
Speaker 2: You go first, let's see here, Well, you just kind
Speaker 2: of pick somebody. Yeah, so I'm thinking you.
Speaker 6: Like the idea of having a little buddy help you
Speaker 6: out with your like bds app shit or anything.
Speaker 3: Else, and it's kind of funny just to have like, yeah,
Speaker 3: like a chucky.
Speaker 4: Doll get that nye Right, that's what I say.
Speaker 6: I think you'd share the mushroom story because yeah, that
Speaker 6: is kind of like, that is bioengineering. That is something
Speaker 6: that might be a thing in the future if like
Speaker 6: something else fails, can it Can that shit be EMP?
Speaker 6: I don't think that can be EMP. So that might
Speaker 6: be a good alternative if you think about it. And
Speaker 6: then you'd probably block the robot thing because it's just
Speaker 6: a robot walking.
Speaker 3: And who likes walking?
Speaker 4: A good point.
Speaker 3: So the robots are taking our jobs and a recreation
Speaker 3: what the fuck?
Speaker 2: Okay, So, just to be clear, you like the Teddy Bear,
Speaker 2: you share the mushrooms, and you block the robot. Yes, okay, Stevie,
Speaker 2: you may keep one of those, but you have to
Speaker 2: swap the other two or you can go entirely your
Speaker 2: own way.
Speaker 4: I don't want all these answers at all, Okay, which
Speaker 4: way you're going fine, sharing the robot okay, then blocking
Speaker 4: the AI bear and liking the shrooms.
Speaker 2: Okay, no explanation, that's just what he's picked needed. No
Speaker 2: explanation you needed. That's just where he's going.
Speaker 4: That's the answers that were there when I looked down
Speaker 4: at the pad.
Speaker 2: So interestingly, you each have one right. Neither of you
Speaker 2: is completely right. My correct choices were I blocked the
Speaker 2: robots setting the Guinness record, so I'll use right about
Speaker 2: the block. I shared the AI teddy Bear because that's
Speaker 2: fucking hysterical, not to mention it also paint in a
Speaker 2: bad light, which I always enjoyed doing. And finally, I
Speaker 2: liked the computer chips created by staking because the share
Speaker 2: was instinctive. I just that's so funny to me. But
Speaker 2: but I blocked the robot because that is honestly more
Speaker 2: terrifying than the Shatakie. So Steve got my like right,
Speaker 2: but Augie got my block right, And in the case
Speaker 2: of a tie, it goes share like block, and so
Speaker 2: that means Stevie got my like, which means he wins.
Speaker 4: Oh, I wanted, You've won the game.
Speaker 2: You get one episode. Want got my block? But that's
Speaker 2: the one I like the least. Basically, so that is
Speaker 2: not that is the lowest one, but share is the
Speaker 2: best because that's the one I usually like the most
Speaker 2: in any event. Uh, that's game one. Augie can easily
Speaker 2: come back. We're gonna play game two. Game two is
Speaker 2: worth two episode points and we're gonna play it right
Speaker 2: after this.
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Speaker 2: Hey man, welcome back. It's time for game two. Game
Speaker 2: two is going to be pop culture fight Club thought. Yes,
Speaker 2: special thanks to Colin Mags for coming up with this
Speaker 2: concept and and letting us run with it. And we
Speaker 2: have run with it, especially lately. It's nice it it's
Speaker 2: had a resurgence. Let's say this is a game of
Speaker 2: answering a tough question and then defending your position. I'm
Speaker 2: going to ask each player for the best something or
Speaker 2: their favorite something from the world of pop culture, and
Speaker 2: we'll have to explain and defend themselves as best they can.
Speaker 2: The best answer and defense, as judged by me, will
Speaker 2: get two episode points this week. I don't know if
Speaker 2: you can tell by our news stories, but I've been
Speaker 2: real inspired by technology. There's lots of cool real world
Speaker 2: technological innovations that are exciting, and none of them use
Speaker 2: generative AI. But I'm more curious about the world of
Speaker 2: the imagination. What technology from the world of video games
Speaker 2: do you most wish we had in real life? And
Speaker 2: to clarify for anyone who might be listening, because you
Speaker 2: have the same question me. I am referring specifically to
Speaker 2: the imaginary technology in the plot and the worlds of
Speaker 2: these games, not specific game mechanics.
Speaker 3: Okay, to make sure.
Speaker 2: So if somebody said quick time events, I would slap
Speaker 2: them anyway.
Speaker 4: Okay, so stop right there.
Speaker 2: I have to rewrite my entire pitch ship no joke.
Speaker 4: The funny thing that's gonna be my joke answer though,
Speaker 4: because once we clarify, We're like, okay, that's definitely does.
Speaker 3: Because I'm like, oh yeah, quick say quick load like
Speaker 3: who wouldn't.
Speaker 4: We know what aaron?
Speaker 3: And then yeah, it's gonna be quick.
Speaker 2: That great, that's funny. That's so funny.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, but no, we got it, we got
Speaker 3: legit stuff.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 2: You lost the last game, so you have the choice
Speaker 2: do you want to go first or do you want
Speaker 2: to make Stevie? All right, for that case, go ahead
Speaker 2: and tell me what is your favorite tech thing from
Speaker 2: a video game and is it the best?
Speaker 6: So my favorite thing, my favorite tech thing from any
Speaker 6: video game, and it always has a different name, but
Speaker 6: it always functions pretty much the same.
Speaker 3: Some people call it the farm Totem. Others call it
Speaker 3: the Heartstone. Aaron might know it better as the town portal.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, a device of some kind that can be
Speaker 6: used to teleport you immediately back to your home or
Speaker 6: a checkpoint or a safe point or a town a
Speaker 6: specific time that you.
Speaker 3: Set it to or whatever like that. Basically a telbotation
Speaker 3: device that allows you to return home. It's probably one
Speaker 3: of my favorite things in any game. It saves so
Speaker 3: much time.
Speaker 6: It also provides you kind of like the freedom to
Speaker 6: explore because you know you're never going to get truly lost,
Speaker 6: because no matter how where you go, you can always
Speaker 6: get home, like in an instant compared to wherever you go.
Speaker 3: You can avoid danger with it. If you're in a
Speaker 3: dangerous area and you need to get the fuck out. Yeah,
Speaker 3: Hasten's return trips.
Speaker 6: You go somewhere far away, like say on a vacation
Speaker 6: or something, or just another continent, you could always get
Speaker 6: right back home instantaneously.
Speaker 4: It would be nice, no no traffic, and sh rush.
Speaker 6: It's usually a device is and again it varies depending
Speaker 6: from video game you get it from. Like the Hearthstone,
Speaker 6: it's literally like a carved runic stone that you have
Speaker 6: in your backpack or you're on your person somewhere.
Speaker 4: You literally grab it, you hold on to it.
Speaker 6: I don't even know where it's like, it's always different
Speaker 6: because in in whirl Craft, like, they always do different
Speaker 6: animations for it, so it's never clear for you are
Speaker 6: are you whispering into it?
Speaker 3: Are you beating it with our hammer?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 4: It depends on the character you play.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's never really clear on that one. But like
Speaker 6: at the town poral, it's usually like a poral you
Speaker 6: open it up. Sometimes it's a one time use thing
Speaker 6: and you have to go get replacements, yeah, or a
Speaker 6: totb yeah or something like that that is multiple. And
Speaker 6: then like the farm totem from like Stardo, same idea.
Speaker 6: It was literally a totem that teleports you to a
Speaker 6: larger totem that is on your farm, so no matter
Speaker 6: where you are on the map, you can always instantly
Speaker 6: get back to your place.
Speaker 4: Would raise emergency device, Yeah, something's happening.
Speaker 3: It's agency device.
Speaker 4: I can get home if I just grab this one,
Speaker 4: because this one's from my parents.
Speaker 3: A temporal eject button.
Speaker 4: Yes exactly, that's tight.
Speaker 2: All right, well fair, I like it. What do you
Speaker 2: say to people who would suggest that teleportation actually kills
Speaker 2: you mm and then resurrects another person with your DNA
Speaker 2: and your memories, but the original person no longer exists.
Speaker 2: This is a real question that has been bopped back
Speaker 2: and forth, specifically specifically in Star Trek, but I feel
Speaker 2: it applies to teleportation as well.
Speaker 3: Other person because if it does, that's what it does.
Speaker 6: If it's not just up breakdown of like molecules and
Speaker 6: then reconfiguring them back up to another spot. If it
Speaker 6: is straight up a it kills you and then just
Speaker 6: fucking redne like you keep all you retain, all your
Speaker 6: memories and ship.
Speaker 4: Though right like all your experiences, all.
Speaker 3: Your experiences, all your memories or critics say that's.
Speaker 2: No longer you like, that's another version of you.
Speaker 4: Why are your atoms destroyed or they all attacked when
Speaker 4: they transfer?
Speaker 2: I mean again referring just to Star Trek and nothing else.
Speaker 2: The way it works is the molecules that are made
Speaker 2: up on the planet's surface or wherever you're going don't
Speaker 2: come from the ship themselves. The ship sends the energy down,
Speaker 2: which then reconstitutes you from nearby molecules or I assume
Speaker 2: air reconstitutes mare.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: No, if you're If you're broken down to your atoms
Speaker 4: and those atoms are reconstructed back in the correct order,
Speaker 4: that's still you. If the atoms are destroyed and they
Speaker 4: are grabbing other particles from other ship to create you, yeah,
Speaker 4: you're something else, which is the memories like a robot.
Speaker 6: The question, the real question is is how does it
Speaker 6: know to like the specific memories?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 6: Like, I know you don't remember everything, but brain can
Speaker 6: remember some ship that you would never think about.
Speaker 4: But all that can be saved in light. We've already
Speaker 4: proven you can store stuff in light crystals and whatnot.
Speaker 3: It is, it is quite interesting, and it is.
Speaker 5: It is.
Speaker 4: It is tough.
Speaker 6: But I would argue that you are shedding so much
Speaker 6: skin on a daily basis that your entire outer part
Speaker 6: of your body is not the same.
Speaker 3: Like, as you age, you are a different person. Cells
Speaker 3: die and then are and then are.
Speaker 6: Like reformed and grow and stuff like that. So you
Speaker 6: naturally do become a different person you age. So to
Speaker 6: get teleported in the DIDA and then come back is
Speaker 6: really not that much different.
Speaker 4: Damn nice. I like, yeah, it is fun, all right, Stevie.
Speaker 2: It is your turn. What would you pitch to me
Speaker 2: outside of quick time events. You son of a bitch.
Speaker 4: It's so fun. Yeah, that's great. Well, it's the other
Speaker 4: thing we mentioned earlier. I said this before the show too. No,
Speaker 4: he's brought it up a couple of times. But I'm
Speaker 4: gonna specialize it more, be more specific in it than
Speaker 4: just the one thing. So I'm gonna say in a
Speaker 4: way character customization. A'llah, like Saints Row or even Cyberpunk,
Speaker 4: you have the ability to change not just your appearance
Speaker 4: and what items you want, but your actual statistics. You
Speaker 4: can change your skills. Like, that's what I want to
Speaker 4: bring this world, Like, you know what, for dumb fucking reason,
Speaker 4: I feel like running a fucking mile or one hundred
Speaker 4: miles because I want to beat that fucking robot stupid record.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna put all my shit in the endurance and
Speaker 4: fucking strength and speed or some shit like to be
Speaker 4: able to like reroll your stats, like you can go
Speaker 4: and like, no, I'm gonna chance this for today, or
Speaker 4: I gotta pass this stupid test. Yeah, i'd use it
Speaker 4: for fucking Malicia shit like cheating. I don't give a
Speaker 4: fuck I cheated a test. I don't care. I'm not
Speaker 4: gonna math no more, but like to be able to
Speaker 4: actually go in I'm like, I want to be able
Speaker 4: I can change my entire style just by going into
Speaker 4: like this little thing in my room, like dude, dupe,
Speaker 4: Oh no, now I got a hair. How fucking awesome
Speaker 4: would that be? Like you could change anything about yourself
Speaker 4: in any those type of formats. Then, like, if you
Speaker 4: do want to go like the cyberpunk way of customization, yeah,
Speaker 4: you have the ability to add tech to yourself you want.
Speaker 4: We don't just have to have those fucking calculator watches. Man,
Speaker 4: your arm could be a calculator watch, like it could
Speaker 4: be anything.
Speaker 2: So you're just referring to augmentation as a whole. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and not just genetic, but also.
Speaker 4: Yeah, why not just like you can customize yourself, you
Speaker 4: have the ability to change how you want to be,
Speaker 4: how you really are truly on the inside if you want,
Speaker 4: if you want to go that moral type.
Speaker 3: Of games that do have like mcguffins or specific.
Speaker 2: But and and here's the thing that I want to
Speaker 2: want to throw Cebe's way. This is the problem that
Speaker 2: I genuinely have with this is that of the time
Speaker 2: this is reserved for the rich or the powerful right,
Speaker 2: not often the technology that poor people can get a
Speaker 2: hold of.
Speaker 4: That's true. But luckily we're creating this so we have
Speaker 4: the ability to cater to who we want, which would
Speaker 4: be everyone.
Speaker 6: You're just like I would make sure everybody has I
Speaker 6: put all my skills.
Speaker 2: And rich.
Speaker 4: Like, you know what, Fuck everybody, guys, we're starting a
Speaker 4: superhero thing now. B FYGW has become superheroes. We're the
Speaker 4: only ones where that fuck everybody else? Why because fuck you,
Speaker 4: that's why it's ours. We came up with this. It'd
Speaker 4: be cool and Patreon will give you guys like little
Speaker 4: like sidekicks, superpowers and ship. They get five dollars.
Speaker 2: See five dollars a month, have your own mini superpower.
Speaker 4: I can jump three inches.
Speaker 2: Addition to their vertical leap.
Speaker 4: But for some reason it'll actually become beneficial for him,
Speaker 4: like they gotta make that extra like a little bit
Speaker 4: that jub over a cliff or some ship. That's when
Speaker 4: they're poweracted. My god, like the fucking five million dollar man,
Speaker 4: six million dollars man. It could takes a noise.
Speaker 3: That's why Steve would be a supervillains Like.
Speaker 2: We have to clip that. That's fu hysterical. Okay, so
Speaker 2: I have to decide. I mean I like them both.
Speaker 4: Yeah, maybe good.
Speaker 2: Teleportation I feel like just would naturally be the most
Speaker 2: useful superpower of all the supers. You could have.
Speaker 3: The most convenient instantaneous, like.
Speaker 2: Somebody is being an asshole, teleport them into outer space
Speaker 2: away from people like you, not like you teleport them
Speaker 2: into the center of this if.
Speaker 6: You want the whole total just instantly, if you want
Speaker 6: to know, like a realistic tic because like with a heartstone,
Speaker 6: you basically like talk to the fucking innkeeper and the
Speaker 6: innkeeper does something and then you're bound to that ind
Speaker 6: that so you can teleport all the ways back to
Speaker 6: that in in like a realistic setting, it would need
Speaker 6: basically you would need just the transmitter and the receiver,
Speaker 6: so it would be just wherever the receiver is, that's.
Speaker 3: What you get teleported to. Someone just be home. You
Speaker 3: could wherever you have that receiver parked, I.
Speaker 2: Throw it, yeah, the edge of it, and then teleport
Speaker 2: the guy.
Speaker 4: Just say where you want to go and whip it
Speaker 4: at somebody. Uh bam, that's a nod.
Speaker 2: That's funny. Yeah, ten thousand feet straight up.
Speaker 3: Bam.
Speaker 4: That would be dude, next D and D story. I
Speaker 4: want to play a wizard so bad? What do you
Speaker 4: do at picking up rocks? Why? I'm a rock collector,
Speaker 4: just like little pebbles and ship fucking casting like contact
Speaker 4: spells onto them, whipping at motherfucker's Like, why is that
Speaker 4: wizards deck so high?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 4: Man, he's always scared of this, a little bag of
Speaker 4: marbles or some ship. They're all teleport spell.
Speaker 2: Jesus Christ, But where do you go? Yeah, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: give it to age. I think the reportation.
Speaker 4: I like.
Speaker 2: I like the idea of having to be able to respect.
Speaker 2: I would gladly trade my balls to have a little
Speaker 2: bit more charisma.
Speaker 4: Everybody else.
Speaker 2: I made that, although once I have the chrisma, then
Speaker 2: I'd want the balls back. But anyway, regardless, we're a
Speaker 2: little bit of strength or speed. You know, I definitely
Speaker 2: have the speed less wind drag.
Speaker 3: Anyway, a dynamic aero dynamics.
Speaker 2: My balls collect the gum on the floor. They do
Speaker 2: they drag anyway. Wins this game?
Speaker 4: He gets too very nice.
Speaker 2: It is two to one in Augie's favor, but Stevie
Speaker 2: can still win the game. Somebody's gonna win. We're not
Speaker 2: gonna have a tie. Game three is for three episode
Speaker 2: points and we're gonna play that right after this.
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Speaker 2: Hey man, welcome back. It's time for the cost is correct.
Speaker 2: I've got three recent auctions that have sold, and our
Speaker 2: players are going to take turns bidding to try to
Speaker 2: bid as close as they can to the final auction
Speaker 2: price without going over. We're doing final bids rules because
Speaker 2: there are only two of you, So you guys are
Speaker 2: gonna bid back and forth and keep upping your bid
Speaker 2: and upping your bid and upping your bid until I
Speaker 2: announce final bids. And that will either happen when one
Speaker 2: of you is very close to the final auction price
Speaker 2: or one of you has gone over. Remember yes again,
Speaker 2: so when you hear final bids, be very very careful.
Speaker 4: Be very scared, and quiet. Bay we very quiet, yeah,
Speaker 4: still be quiet, very very quiet.
Speaker 2: All right, Stevie, since you lost last game, you're gonna
Speaker 2: bed first on this one our first cinema for bids
Speaker 2: is this sushi robot? What the Suzumo SSN dash fra
Speaker 2: sure Atama machine. Sushi robot is fully working and in
Speaker 2: used conditions. There are some scratches in dirt, but otherwise
Speaker 2: it's in excellent condition. Uh, and serves sushi and has
Speaker 2: a full led front plate that you can make choices on,
Speaker 2: spin the dishes around. It's a fully working sushi robot.
Speaker 3: Ez bake Oven does sushi.
Speaker 4: You're not gonna take a robot and put a fucking
Speaker 4: knife in its hand. Look at a fucking sick over again.
Speaker 2: It is Listen, it's it's work, work working. I'm tested,
Speaker 2: so I don't know.
Speaker 4: It's like it's real's scary.
Speaker 2: Stevie. Uh, you gotta tell me how much did this
Speaker 2: go for?
Speaker 4: Three hundred dollars? All right?
Speaker 2: Age? Nine hundred dollars, Stevie?
Speaker 4: Wow? Two thousand dollars, four thousand dollars, Stevie, what? Six
Speaker 4: thousand dollars? Why?
Speaker 3: Ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna ask for final box.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna stay You're gonna.
Speaker 2: Stay on six thousand, Sure, f Ogie, it doesn't make
Speaker 2: sense for you to overbid, but I'm gonna give you
Speaker 2: the option anyway. Ten thousand, okay, ten thousand and what
Speaker 2: it is the actual final auction price of this Japanese
Speaker 2: sushi robot eight three dollars is over and Stevie wins
Speaker 2: that listing. Stevie has the first one. There are only two.
Speaker 2: There are only two listings left in AGI. You need
Speaker 2: both of these, so be very very careful. Here's our
Speaker 2: next item of forbids is the is an industrial robot arm?
Speaker 2: What this robot arm assembly is the universal you are
Speaker 2: ten e industrial collaborative robot. It is used, It is
Speaker 2: working in working condition, but it does have some scratches
Speaker 2: and discoloration. This robotic arm assembly listing can be yours.
Speaker 2: If the cost is correct, you get to start us
Speaker 2: off this.
Speaker 3: Oh goody four thousand, four thousand.
Speaker 2: Stevie.
Speaker 4: I was like, dude, I don't want this because I
Speaker 4: could be like the Winter Soldier and ship. And then
Speaker 4: you are talking about how people masturbated with it. Now
Speaker 4: they're throwing it up on the slightly. Yeah, I was
Speaker 4: wearing the palm that's sucked up.
Speaker 2: Where what's for industrial use?
Speaker 4: That just means it was a guy who was well hung.
Speaker 4: That's oh god, no, I don't want speed. Don't use
Speaker 4: robot arms in any mature sexual situations.
Speaker 6: Please.
Speaker 4: You can use it to brace yourself and the whole
Speaker 4: down to the ground. That's it.
Speaker 2: Look, I can actually show you a picture of it.
Speaker 2: You wanted to see it. There's no lube or no sexual.
Speaker 3: Glued shut.
Speaker 4: From overuse. I'm going to do how much did you
Speaker 4: say for? Four thousand? Yeah, six thousand robot arm here
Speaker 4: to please, ten thousand Stevie, twelve thousand, ogy Wow, sixteen
Speaker 4: final bits.
Speaker 2: Fuck. I just love Stevie's instant reaction. So the universal
Speaker 2: you are a Tenny Industrial robot arm. The Industrial Collaborative
Speaker 2: Robot Final auction price fourteen thousand, nine ninety five. Augie's
Speaker 2: over again and Stevie winn.
Speaker 4: I got a robot in a robot arm. I'm gonna
Speaker 4: make a fight each other.
Speaker 2: Do you want to play the last one? Just for fun?
Speaker 4: Fuck? Yeah, I bet you have something to do with robots.
Speaker 2: Could be Oh my god. All right, here is our
Speaker 2: final item up forbids. It's a humanoid robot. The Unit
Speaker 2: tree g One Educational Humanoid Robot is a cutting edge
Speaker 2: educational toy designed to help children learn about robotics and
Speaker 2: artificial intelligence. The robot is equipped with a range of
Speaker 2: sensors and interactive features that allow kids to explore the
Speaker 2: world of robotics in a fun and engaging way. With
Speaker 2: sleep design and advanced technology, you one is the perfect
Speaker 2: companion for young minds interested in science, technology, and robotics.
Speaker 2: This item is in used condition and Stevie, you will
Speaker 2: bid first.
Speaker 3: When the doll shows you where you were taught.
Speaker 2: I can once again show you a picture that's sexy.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's not as.
Speaker 6: More like the labeled it like it was gonna be
Speaker 6: a super famin that's so fucked up, dude.
Speaker 2: If I saw that, this is absolutely robotic.
Speaker 4: Okay, No, it's fine. I'm not going to fuck that.
Speaker 3: Your bid, Stevie, wouldn't fuck that zero.
Speaker 4: To support my shitty bounce, I'm gonna go with twelve
Speaker 4: thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: Twelve thousand, that's whay higher than that.
Speaker 4: I want to start low.
Speaker 3: Eighteen eighteen Stevie, thirty thousand.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna call for final bits.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna stay what scary.
Speaker 2: So Augie's been was eighteen thousand, yeah, and yours was
Speaker 2: thirty Yeah. The actual final auction used. This thing of
Speaker 2: this educational humanoid robot was twenty three thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: Even I was a thousand over four.
Speaker 2: Aggie wins. Yeah, yeah, game, but it's not enough. Stevie
Speaker 2: has two, which means he wins the game. I win
Speaker 2: the game, and yet three episode points, meaning the final
Speaker 2: score is four to two in favor of Stevie.
Speaker 4: Well done, very nice, Thank you done?
Speaker 2: Instead, Well, that is awesome. I hope you guys have
Speaker 2: enjoyed this technology themed episode.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was fun.
Speaker 3: The hater's ball of technology right, well.
Speaker 2: We don't hate you, our gentlemen. Thank you, thank you
Speaker 2: so much for coming along and playing with us on
Speaker 2: our silly ride today. As we get closer and closer
Speaker 2: to episode three hundred, your continued hanging outage is always appreciated.
Speaker 2: And he's gonna hold that up in front of my
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