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Speaker 3: Thank you for returning once again. Was gone last week.
Speaker 3: But I am back here and I'm happy to be back.
Speaker 3: I just got back actually yesterday last night from a
Speaker 3: trip to Yosemite, and that was good. It's good to
Speaker 3: just get away and just go relax and get away
Speaker 3: from everything, really clear the old head out and it
Speaker 3: was good. It was a good camping trip. It was cool.
Speaker 3: So now I'm back here and back on the old
Speaker 3: stream and just doing what we always do here, trying
Speaker 3: to make sense of the age of transitions, this weird
Speaker 3: time that we live in, and making sense of this
Speaker 3: digital mess that we find ourselves in, this ever changing
Speaker 3: digital landscape that we're now in the thick of. I'm
Speaker 3: live streaming right now. We're in it. We're doing this.
Speaker 3: I'm going to try some different things here tonight. I'm
Speaker 3: going to try with the visuals to switch things up.
Speaker 3: There is a strange website called what is say this IMG?
Speaker 3: Underscore zero zero zero one, and it's a website that
Speaker 3: has old iPhone videos that were uploaded directly to YouTube
Speaker 3: and the I think they all have the file name
Speaker 3: I AMG underscorees the reserve one or you know some
Speaker 3: I am G underscore some number, because I guess iPhone
Speaker 3: used to have this function where you could just publish
Speaker 3: your videos directly to YouTube without doing any anything. So
Speaker 3: just do that. I all love the videos up there,
Speaker 3: most of them, like are the any views? Like the
Speaker 3: most you'll see is like maybe undred something like that.
Speaker 3: So what I'm gonna do is going to pull this
Speaker 3: up and we're going to so here we go. Here's
Speaker 3: a still from one. I'm just going to play these
Speaker 3: videos here and so they'll just be going and I'll
Speaker 3: just have that playing as I talk here. You know,
Speaker 3: why not let's talk about the Internet and have some
Speaker 3: weird visuals there for us too. Why not make sense
Speaker 3: because I've been thinking about heck, even is a lot
Speaker 3: and doing this show you kind of have to because
Speaker 3: you know, Chuck and myself both have been doing this
Speaker 3: for a long time, and we often talk about the
Speaker 3: fact that the medium has changed and even the people
Speaker 3: making media have changed, and just the everything about making
Speaker 3: online media is different now because the technology has changed, primarily,
Speaker 3: and yeah, it has so much to do with the
Speaker 3: algorithms shaping how content is brought to us, but more
Speaker 3: and more it's going into the know where the algorithm
Speaker 3: is beginning to create the content as well, and it's
Speaker 3: just the further moving further with the automation of everything, right,
Speaker 3: everything being automated, there's no escape from it. So it's, uh,
Speaker 3: it's crazy. It's crazy to think about. It has me
Speaker 3: wondering like, what the heck is even going on. And
Speaker 3: then also something that I've continually and this isn't new,
Speaker 3: but something as the technology continues to get better, which
Speaker 3: it does, there's ways to now with the way that
Speaker 3: the that the if we're gonna use the silly term
Speaker 3: that they like to use when the techno optimists talk
Speaker 3: about this kind of thing as like a good thing,
Speaker 3: is like, oh, look at how great technology is. The
Speaker 3: way they would describe what I'm talking about is the
Speaker 3: democratization of media, where now everybody can be a creator
Speaker 3: because the price of the price of entry is so low.
Speaker 3: Anybody can just make videos and post them. Anybody can
Speaker 3: live stream, anybody can make content. Anybody can instantly be
Speaker 3: a content creator. I mean, for all intents and purposes, everybody.
Speaker 3: When we speak everybody, we don't mean everybody in the world. Right,
Speaker 3: we're talking about the first world still and that we
Speaker 3: have to remember that we easily forget. But let's still
Speaker 3: just take that sort of thing, for granted, and the
Speaker 3: democratization of media production. When we talk about that, it
Speaker 3: is true that things are getting easier to do and
Speaker 3: there's so many more re sources available that to me,
Speaker 3: I continually get frustrated at the lack of creativity in media,
Speaker 3: Like there's so many options for unique things to be done,
Speaker 3: and yet it seems like the stuff, at least the
Speaker 3: stuff that's most popular, is always going to be being
Speaker 3: created out of some sort of formula for success. But
Speaker 3: I mean, again, this is not even new when it
Speaker 3: comes to media. This is what Hollywood has always done
Speaker 3: and it's what is leading now actually ironically to their
Speaker 3: downfall as far as I can tell, as far as
Speaker 3: I'm concerned, the downfall of Hollywood is coming because they
Speaker 3: just stuck too strongly to their formulas, like we need
Speaker 3: we need to stick to what's safe, and we need
Speaker 3: to go with what we know has been successful, and
Speaker 3: therefore we will do it again to the point where
Speaker 3: they just remake everything and they just out of ideas.
Speaker 3: But be that as it made. With the new content
Speaker 3: creation world online, it's the same thing with the mostly
Speaker 3: boring content where people aren't doing anything unique or interesting
Speaker 3: but there's the other side of that Devil's Advocate, where
Speaker 3: I am starting to see some interesting stuff and even
Speaker 3: some weird stuff is out there getting you know, large
Speaker 3: follower accounts and all that kind of stuff. So that's
Speaker 3: kind of cool, you know, for what it's worth, and
Speaker 3: that's good. One guy that pops in mind is Let's
Speaker 3: Paint TV. I found him on TikTok and actually this
Speaker 3: is a guy that I remember from years before. He
Speaker 3: had posted clips of an old cable access show he
Speaker 3: had done. I don't know what city it was in.
Speaker 3: He's definitely based out of Los Angeles today with his
Speaker 3: new Maybe he was in LA doing cable access originally,
Speaker 3: but I don't know. His original show was Let's Paint,
Speaker 3: Draw and Exercise. I think it is what it was,
Speaker 3: But anyway he was He'd be walking on a treadmill,
Speaker 3: like an exercise treadmill. He'd be painting like Bob Ross.
Speaker 3: He'd be doing a painting and at the same time,
Speaker 3: he'd be cooking something. He'd be doing all three things
Speaker 3: at once, and he'd just be talking through the whole thing.
Speaker 3: And that was his show. It was really funny and
Speaker 3: I used to watch those videos on YouTube. But this
Speaker 3: guy is back and he's going as the handle Let's
Speaker 3: paint TV on TikTok. I found him and he's crazier
Speaker 3: as ever, and he's kind of you know, morphed his
Speaker 3: format somewhat where he's got these really bizarre pieces of
Speaker 3: audio equipment where he's making strange sort of like noise
Speaker 3: music or just noises with musical equipment, and he's just
Speaker 3: doing weird performance arts stuff where he's saying bizarre things
Speaker 3: and sometimes he's doing it in public. So it's that's
Speaker 3: that's cool. I think that's a lot of fun and
Speaker 3: that guy is interesting and might have to try to
Speaker 3: get him as a guest on Uncle. I don't know
Speaker 3: how hard he is to get a hold of, but
Speaker 3: stuff like that, he he had a ton of followers,
Speaker 3: so that is, you know, that's somewhat encouraging that something
Speaker 3: like that can do well. I like to see that.
Speaker 3: But it's bizarre. That's the outlying fringes of content creation world.
Speaker 3: But again reassuring to see that at least people are
Speaker 3: trying to do something different right and that it's it's working.
Speaker 3: So there's something a ray of hope, I suppose, but
Speaker 3: it's it's wild to see again, just all the changes
Speaker 3: that have occurred over the years. And Tom Green is
Speaker 3: another guy who I've talked about a lot on the show,
Speaker 3: but he's an interesting example of a person that I
Speaker 3: followed him for years. I liked as a TV show
Speaker 3: that again, his show originally was a weird cable access
Speaker 3: show in Canada that somehow got picked up by MTV.
Speaker 3: Someone at MTV had seen the show and then they
Speaker 3: got a hold of him, said Hey, would you like
Speaker 3: to show on MTV? He said yes, and then we
Speaker 3: know the rest. He had this show on MTV, and
Speaker 3: even his MTV show was similar to certain older media,
Speaker 3: but it was also pushing the boundaries and doing something new.
Speaker 3: You know. It's similar to the candid camera shows of
Speaker 3: years past. So it kind of like took that of
Speaker 3: filming in public without people really realizing that's what you're doing,
Speaker 3: but it took it to that whole other level. And
Speaker 3: people unfamiliar with skateboard culture too don't really see the
Speaker 3: influence of you know, skateboard videos and media that was
Speaker 3: there in Tom Green's stuff, but it was so that
Speaker 3: was there too. But anyway, Tom Green's an interesting guy
Speaker 3: because he was there and he's an influential figure in
Speaker 3: media just I mean, that's just how it is. He is.
Speaker 3: He is an influential guy, and he was early on
Speaker 3: with a lot of different stuff and whether you like
Speaker 3: that or not, and it's just the truth and his
Speaker 3: later stuff. Where he was in the early two thousands
Speaker 3: at his home doing his show, his online talk show
Speaker 3: out of his house in I think it was in
Speaker 3: Burbanker the Hollywood Hills. It was up in LA. He
Speaker 3: lived in LA and he just set up the equipment
Speaker 3: to be able to live stream a show, a talk
Speaker 3: show and put it online. It was a task to
Speaker 3: be able to get the equipment together to do that.
Speaker 3: At the time, it was really hard to do, but
Speaker 3: he did the work to do that. Now that format
Speaker 3: is really standard and so many people are doing it
Speaker 3: just with the democratization of media production, anybody can do
Speaker 3: it just with you know, just little setup that you
Speaker 3: can just buy ready to go. So if you I
Speaker 3: guess the long point I'm trying to make here is
Speaker 3: when you listen to Tom Green talk, he's a guy
Speaker 3: who understands more than most people give credit for because
Speaker 3: he will talk about the creation of all the media
Speaker 3: meet He's done over the years. He understands that he
Speaker 3: is influential, and he's at one he's proud of it.
Speaker 3: You can tell that he's proud of it, but you
Speaker 3: can also tell that he's kind of perhaps troubled, or
Speaker 3: maybe he feels guilty even in being the sort of
Speaker 3: being a person who has brought about changes that now
Speaker 3: empower the current content creation world, which he does not
Speaker 3: like for all the right reasons. And it's fascinating to
Speaker 3: see that and to listen to that. And as a
Speaker 3: person in a similar position, I've been around making media
Speaker 3: for a long time, so I understand that too. And
Speaker 3: people making content now, if they keep going for years
Speaker 3: and years and years, they'll be in the same spot too.
Speaker 3: So I guess when you do something like this for
Speaker 3: such a long time, you notice a lot of different things.
Speaker 3: And perhaps this is the point of the show tonight
Speaker 3: and even going forward, is we're trying to understand what
Speaker 3: this all is, like, what the hell are we even doing?
Speaker 3: What's good about all this and what's not? What do
Speaker 3: we have to look out for? And there's a lot
Speaker 3: to like for with this automation angle to things. I
Speaker 3: just go online now and when I'm scrolling the stuff
Speaker 3: I see. It's just it's almost as if everything's a
Speaker 3: carbon copy. It's like, oh, yeah, here's this, here's this.
Speaker 3: No matter what topic it is that the algorithm is
Speaker 3: presenting to you, and that's what it's doing. Whatever your
Speaker 3: interest is, it's going to be feeding you that your
Speaker 3: social media feed will be doing that guaranteed. But it
Speaker 3: seems to me like all the big all the content
Speaker 3: creators and the posts that are coming from different channels,
Speaker 3: the ones that have the furthest reach, they all have
Speaker 3: like the same They all use the same templates, they
Speaker 3: all use the same formatting in even something like X.
Speaker 3: Let's talk about Twitter X. Now, it seems like all
Speaker 3: the posts that really get tons of repost, tons of likes,
Speaker 3: tons of traction, they're all formatted the same way, and
Speaker 3: they're formatted to get your attention, to provoke you. They're
Speaker 3: formatted for engagement, like they ask you a question so
Speaker 3: you'll answer in the comments, that sort of thing. They're
Speaker 3: all like that. A lot of times they'll be like
Speaker 3: a list of things like here's this statement I'm making.
Speaker 3: This is why I'm pissed off about automation, and this
Speaker 3: is why I'm pissed off about artificial intelligence, and then
Speaker 3: lists of like ten different things what did I miss
Speaker 3: in my list? And then you're supposed to say in
Speaker 3: the comments everything is like that, if it's big, if
Speaker 3: it's anybody with any kind of presence, they're all just
Speaker 3: latching onto that formula because it works. But then that
Speaker 3: begs the question to me, like, there's a lot of
Speaker 3: these accounts that appear as though they do a good
Speaker 3: job at appearing as though they're like legitimate indep media
Speaker 3: people that are the new iteration of conspiracy culture, truth movement,
Speaker 3: alternative media whatever. Uh, there's a new version of that
Speaker 3: that should be legit, But they just fall in line
Speaker 3: with the same old content creation rules that serve things
Speaker 3: up so that the algorithm, so that the algorithm will
Speaker 3: serve them on and so that that to me that
Speaker 3: makes me go, Okay, what what the hell is really
Speaker 3: going on here? There? This is somebody presenting themselves as
Speaker 3: though they're one thing, but aren't they just another uh
Speaker 3: copy of you know, the vast digital bot sphere or whatever?
Speaker 3: You know what I mean, I'm playing around with IMG
Speaker 3: zero zero one or IMG underscore zero zero zero one.
Speaker 3: Excuse me, I'm trying to get this to let me
Speaker 3: see if we can get this three fresh Oh here
Speaker 3: we go there, I think, uh, or actually, and if
Speaker 3: you're watching, see I'm changing things up some kind of
Speaker 3: prioritizezing the video here because I have got the video back, okay,
Speaker 3: and we see it. We're seeing our random videos again.
Speaker 3: That's very important to me. But I think the point
Speaker 3: I'm trying to make here, and I think you're hearing it,
Speaker 3: is who are all these people? What is this content?
Speaker 3: And how much of it is just bots and like
Speaker 3: automated AI generated crap that's even formatted to appear to
Speaker 3: be like anti establishment or you know, dangerous or you
Speaker 3: know in some way what would be a threat to
Speaker 3: the establishment. How much of this is just being put
Speaker 3: out there to appear that way and its appearance only,
Speaker 3: and it's to get us. It's it's going to wheel
Speaker 3: around to being misinformation limited hangout sort of stuff, right,
Speaker 3: because like, what are we even doing? And and so
Speaker 3: activity has become is just this one giant algorithm UH
Speaker 3: fueled distraction machine. Right, Is there even a way that
Speaker 3: you can get on here and be a threat or
Speaker 3: be useful in presenting information that is going to you know,
Speaker 3: somehow challenge the status quo or anything, just just just
Speaker 3: do something useful to make a better place, or we
Speaker 3: just has it? Is it being has it been designed?
Speaker 3: And is it working to just get us constantly distracted
Speaker 3: to nothing else. It's kind of hard to tell right
Speaker 3: now now, is a really It almost is like this
Speaker 3: moment is like peak at least as far as we've
Speaker 3: been so far, and might get worse, but it's peak
Speaker 3: confusion where it's hard to answer this question that I
Speaker 3: just post. It's like, is there anything useful going on here?
Speaker 3: I want to say yes, I want to say that
Speaker 3: what I'm doing is different and useful in that sort
Speaker 3: of way. But even me with all the right intent
Speaker 3: and the heart in the right place and wanting to
Speaker 3: do the right thing, I'm even under the influence of
Speaker 3: all of the other things that I come in contact
Speaker 3: with in this strange digital space, and so there's no
Speaker 3: escape from it. And if I take seriously these feeds,
Speaker 3: these information feeds, in any way and I use them
Speaker 3: as a reference material, how much of it has been
Speaker 3: thrown my way to get me to just be part
Speaker 3: of this bigger, weird campaign of confusion trying to figure
Speaker 3: that out not easy, but it's also fascinating to see that.
Speaker 3: Another thing I'm doing on this show is trying to
Speaker 3: derive actual truth and useful information on these things, these
Speaker 3: topics and these groups for that matter, that have been
Speaker 3: following over the year. Over the years, groups individuals, topics
Speaker 3: of course were interested in transhumanism. On this show, we're
Speaker 3: in emerging technology. We're interested in things like artificial intelligence,
Speaker 3: life extension projects, biotech, robotics, nanotech, all that kind of stuff, right,
Speaker 3: all of the transhuman stuff, singularity, all of that business
Speaker 3: is the main focus of this is my main focus.
Speaker 3: It continues to be, and so I have been following
Speaker 3: the work of the transhumanists themselves. And it should be
Speaker 3: known that the easy way to talk about this topic,
Speaker 3: which I think is the way that almost always it
Speaker 3: is talked about by content creators, which I find unfortunate.
Speaker 3: The easy way to talk about is to say that
Speaker 3: the transhumanists are just one solid group, one like vested
Speaker 3: special interest group. That is, you know, they have one
Speaker 3: goal in mind, and that they're coordinated, they're working together.
Speaker 3: They have a transhuman agenda and they're seeking to further
Speaker 3: that out together, and they have been this whole time,
Speaker 3: and this is how far along they are, et cetera,
Speaker 3: et cetera. The reality is more complex than that, in
Speaker 3: that there are different sects within transhumanism. There always have been,
Speaker 3: and there's different ways to view these sects. But I
Speaker 3: think the most convenient and probably most accurate, honestly, the
Speaker 3: way to do so is to view them under the
Speaker 3: lens of politics, with the right and the left, you know,
Speaker 3: the left wing and the right wing. And for one thing,
Speaker 3: that's something that's familiar to anybody on the outside, it's
Speaker 3: going to understand that framework. But not only that, the
Speaker 3: transhumanists kind of divvy themselves up that way anyway, which
Speaker 3: there's a lot done back with that, like why why
Speaker 3: are they doing that? They do they take seriously the
Speaker 3: left right political divisions that are established in our culture.
Speaker 3: I think, yes that they do. But be that as
Speaker 3: it may, the left versus the right and transhumanism. Back
Speaker 3: in the mid two thousands, there was what appeared to
Speaker 3: be an attempt by these two let's say these two
Speaker 3: sects again, we're simplifying, but we need to. There's attempt
Speaker 3: of these two transi A. Sex to come together under
Speaker 3: an umbrella and under a shared common purpose to advance
Speaker 3: the idea of transhumanism generally speaking, and that was seen
Speaker 3: in projects like the World Transhumanist Association, and also moving
Speaker 3: down the line, the name changes, the rebrands of you know,
Speaker 3: World Transhumanist Association was no longer around. They shifted over
Speaker 3: to the name Humanity Plus, and you know, so that
Speaker 3: sort of stuff going on. In the midst of all that,
Speaker 3: there was what appeared to be the honest attempt to
Speaker 3: come together under the shared transhumanist cause. Now as time
Speaker 3: has gone on, it seems like the rift has well,
Speaker 3: I know that the rift has re emerged and the
Speaker 3: split is definitely there now and it's pretty fascinating to
Speaker 3: see and to try to understand exactly what's going on.
Speaker 3: And of course there's stuff behind the scenes that were
Speaker 3: not privy to that. I'd really like to know the
Speaker 3: answers to, Like, let's just well, let's talk about the
Speaker 3: figureheads in these different camps, right, it's the people of
Speaker 3: the money. It's the people fronting the money for the
Speaker 3: little groups that they go out and they do their
Speaker 3: media presentations promoting their ideas of trans humanism and on
Speaker 3: the right slash libertarian side of things, which is laughable
Speaker 3: as the listeners of this show now, is Peter Thiel.
Speaker 3: I mean he's putting up the money for the right
Speaker 3: wing side of things of this right we know that
Speaker 3: he always has, like with the Singularity Institute and all
Speaker 3: things Singularity, it's always been teal pumping money into that.
Speaker 3: That's been public, but I think even privately he does
Speaker 3: that to an even greater extent. There's a lot of
Speaker 3: people trying to speculate where Peter Tielt has been throwing
Speaker 3: his money, right, and that's that's something that that's a
Speaker 3: tricky subject, but I mean we can make all sorts
Speaker 3: of good educated guesses there, but we do know that
Speaker 3: he when it comes to Singularity and all that, he
Speaker 3: was the guy behind that, and certainly the right wing
Speaker 3: slash libertarian his his version of that which is laughable,
Speaker 3: but I mean the entire to be honest, all of
Speaker 3: libertarianism now is laughable to be on it. And if
Speaker 3: that bothers nimoy, I'm sorry. It's just turned into a
Speaker 3: complete and utter joke. And that guy, really, more than
Speaker 3: anybody has, should be taking the credit for the downfall
Speaker 3: fall of anything that would have been useful within libertarianism
Speaker 3: and a lot of people have bought into all the
Speaker 3: online garbage. But anyway, right wing money Teal and others.
Speaker 3: It's not just him, there's others pumping money into it too,
Speaker 3: but he'd be the big guy on the left wing
Speaker 3: side of things. You have. Of course, our old friend
Speaker 3: Martin Rothblatt is the big money trustee on the board
Speaker 3: of trustees when it comes to the group the ie T,
Speaker 3: the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies, which is a
Speaker 3: very lesser known group, always has been, but from its
Speaker 3: beginnings it always even started with members who came from
Speaker 3: the World trans Humans Association from that time where everybody
Speaker 3: was trying to be together and work under one transhi
Speaker 3: this banner. The lefties from that time period switched over
Speaker 3: to ie e T and joined the progressive left wing
Speaker 3: version of trans humanism as funded by Martin Rothblatt. James
Speaker 3: Hughes was a former president of the World Transhumist Association.
Speaker 3: Hughes is like the main one there in the Roth
Speaker 3: Black camp heading up the IET, and he was one
Speaker 3: of the guys that wrote that paper Transgenderism or postgenderism
Speaker 3: rather rather sorry postgenderism, which was pretty fascinating to see
Speaker 3: that was taking what would later be a really hot
Speaker 3: topic in the Culture Wars. The Culture Wars wasn't even
Speaker 3: a thing when that paper came out, but what later
Speaker 3: hot but an issue that became very divisive in the
Speaker 3: greater political dialogue of transgender anything. You know, just transgender
Speaker 3: just as a whole blanket term became a gigantic talking
Speaker 3: point within the Culture War. Is almost like it's almost
Speaker 3: like the center of the culture War. Really you could,
Speaker 3: I think you could argue that, but they were Hues
Speaker 3: and Divorceki. I think it was those two guys that
Speaker 3: wrote the paper Postgenderism, which took that idea even further
Speaker 3: into the transhumanist concept of like, well, you know, who
Speaker 3: cares about gender at all? We're going to just turn
Speaker 3: ourselves into post humans and maybe it's better that we
Speaker 3: don't have gender, or people that want to they can
Speaker 3: or if you want to be both genders, blah blah
Speaker 3: blah blah blah, we're gonna be posthuman in this or
Speaker 3: that or some other ways. So like whatever, and you know,
Speaker 3: being very progressive and left wing about the whole thing, right,
Speaker 3: because that's what they do. And it's it's funny to
Speaker 3: see that they were very much aggressively taking a stance
Speaker 3: within a culture war dialogue framework with that piece, So
Speaker 3: it's almost feeding into the greater again American political dialogue
Speaker 3: and even Western world political dialogue, which I argue is
Speaker 3: overall the culture wars is a it's it's a weapon.
Speaker 3: It's been weaponized against us, So it's it's it's a
Speaker 3: losing battle to start with, no matter what side you
Speaker 3: fall on with that one, because the main purpose is
Speaker 3: to get us going against each other, right, it's my
Speaker 3: quick take on that one, but they were very much
Speaker 3: involved with that. And then you see with the right
Speaker 3: wing side of the transhumanists, it's I'm trying to think
Speaker 3: of like the actual transhumanist group that came out, like
Speaker 3: with the ie T on the left, and I'm struggling
Speaker 3: to put my finger on the actual name of a group.
Speaker 3: I don't think I can do it, honestly. But what
Speaker 3: you do see is different individuals pop up and just
Speaker 3: spout off the same right wing talking points, and people
Speaker 3: who had previously been very from the time of the
Speaker 3: World Transhumanist Association in the mid two thousands, people who
Speaker 3: had been very vocal outside of official transhumanist circles, people
Speaker 3: like Joe Rogan. He started going very right wing with
Speaker 3: his politics, but also you could argue right wing transhumanist concepts,
Speaker 3: and big surprise, Joe Rogan ended up having on his
Speaker 3: show as guests Peter Thiel, Mark Andreesen Zuckerberg and some
Speaker 3: others that I can't remember, like these crazy the guys
Speaker 3: behind the curtain. The other funny thing is is there
Speaker 3: even a curtain anymore? When it comes to this, it's weird.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: Another guy that kind of fits into the mix here
Speaker 3: of the right wing libertarian sort of crowd in the
Speaker 3: sort of stuff that he says, but he kind of
Speaker 3: is even more individualistic and terrifying and nihilistic is Ben Goertzel.
Speaker 3: He's a guy that now it has come out that
Speaker 3: he had been receiving money from Jeffrey Epstein for years
Speaker 3: and years and years, so to the point where he knew.
Speaker 3: I mean, it was public what Epstein had done because
Speaker 3: he'd already been gone to trial for it. And Gertzel
Speaker 3: not only knew because the whole public knew, but he
Speaker 3: was in correspondence with Epstein like saying, you know, it's
Speaker 3: gonna be okay, and essentially just cheering him on, hoping
Speaker 3: that he gets out of it and saying, yeah, just
Speaker 3: keep sending money my way, essentially, keep sending money our
Speaker 3: ways so we can make more cool crap like Sofia
Speaker 3: the robot.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: So he's a guy that fits in the middle of
Speaker 3: this too. And what's fascinating to see, what's interesting to
Speaker 3: look at and to think about with somebody like that,
Speaker 3: is he's a guy presenting himself as the expert in
Speaker 3: artificial intelligence, artificial general intelligence. Agi he's the that's out
Speaker 3: there making it, and he's the world's foremost authority. This
Speaker 3: is how he sells himself in the same way that
Speaker 3: any online influencer sells himself as I'm this, I'm that,
Speaker 3: you know, and they proceed to tell you why they're important,
Speaker 3: why they know everything, or why they're you know, God's
Speaker 3: gift to whatever. Fill in the blank. For him, it
Speaker 3: was artificial general intelligence, and he's like the world's foremost authority.
Speaker 3: Blah blah blah blah. You look at other people actually
Speaker 3: involved in the field, and it's fascinating to see people
Speaker 3: like Oscurral or Ray Oscarral, who I've had on this
Speaker 3: show despises Cursel and essentially he just says he's a fraud.
Speaker 3: He's a guy that's just out there trying to get
Speaker 3: attention for himself. Essentially, is what oscar Al is saying.
Speaker 3: And I believe that he's correct in that, and that's
Speaker 3: why I actually oscar Al is hardcore trans human is
Speaker 3: himself and very much in favor of creating AGI and
Speaker 3: he thinks that we need to and you know, I'm
Speaker 3: I disagree with that, but I like him because I
Speaker 3: know that he is just one of these rare individuals
Speaker 3: that just pops in and says tells things how they are.
Speaker 3: And in this case, he's telling us who Gertzel is,
Speaker 3: and he's a fraud and he's not to be trusted.
Speaker 3: He's a scumbag and he hates him. But ostensibly, if
Speaker 3: you look at him on paper, there're two guys that
Speaker 3: like are doing the same thing, right, but they're not.
Speaker 3: And so yeah, and you only know these things when
Speaker 3: you really start digging into it and you look and
Speaker 3: you look at every different corner and you look at
Speaker 3: the different people and you try to understand what everybody's
Speaker 3: motivations might be. Can only go so far right. You
Speaker 3: can't think you know everything about uh a topic or
Speaker 3: another person. Hell, even if you think you know everything
Speaker 3: about yourself, you might not right. So don't make that mistake.
Speaker 3: But be that as it may. When you really dig
Speaker 3: around and look at all these different people, you look
Speaker 3: at this greater movement that is transhumanism, you see all
Speaker 3: these crazy angles to it, and the larger truth starts
Speaker 3: to emerge out of these disparate examples in this bigger
Speaker 3: picture of things that are going on. And that's what's
Speaker 3: so fascinating. As these technologies continue to develop, to develop,
Speaker 3: algorithms getting more powerful, artificial intelligence systems becoming more replete
Speaker 3: in our world, things like this, it's fascinating to see
Speaker 3: the public facing people that are parts of these movements
Speaker 3: advocating for this and trying to make things out from there.
Speaker 3: And just as Tom Green seems at times is genuinely
Speaker 3: lamenting what he has been a part of and making weird,
Speaker 3: funny videos and he'll go on and on about how
Speaker 3: you know, in the nineties, you put a camera on
Speaker 3: somebody and they didn't even know what's going on because
Speaker 3: and people would react to a camera when you had
Speaker 3: a camera on them, people would have a visceral reaction
Speaker 3: where they get angry. Now cameras are just everywhere nobody
Speaker 3: even thinks about it, Like you can film somebody and
Speaker 3: don't even care. And that is a significant change in
Speaker 3: human interaction, daily interaction. And it has to do with media.
Speaker 3: It has to do with digital what is now online
Speaker 3: media and sharing a media creation and media and us
Speaker 3: as everybody as a de facto media personality. It's a
Speaker 3: weird situation we've made ourselves in, or we've gotten ourselves into,
Speaker 3: and we would do well not to take for granted
Speaker 3: where we actually are now in this age of transitions.
Speaker 3: And would you believe it that Tom Green actually has
Speaker 3: had a lot of fascinating things to say over the
Speaker 3: years about this, for anybody who has actually listened to them,
Speaker 3: it's pretty interesting that in that same vein, I think
Speaker 3: the transhumanists are doing similar things where they're starting to
Speaker 3: be self reflective. Sometimes they're starting to be self referential.
Speaker 3: They're starting to air out their grievances publicly, which is
Speaker 3: interesting as it's like the online media ecosystem elicits that
Speaker 3: from us. It elicits confrontation and debate in the way
Speaker 3: that it gets us to debate, and so none of
Speaker 3: us are impervious to that and even these high faluting
Speaker 3: PhD types that are involved with the PhDs that are
Speaker 3: billionaires or just you know, public figures they're involved in transhumanism.
Speaker 3: It's getting interesting out there to see their wars within
Speaker 3: which are genuine. I do again, I do think that
Speaker 3: Peter Thiel and Martin Rothblatt likely really don't like each
Speaker 3: other in real life. And I don't know what they
Speaker 3: might think of what they're doing on two different sides
Speaker 3: of whatever it is. I don't know what their true
Speaker 3: motivations may be, but from what I gather, their antagonism
Speaker 3: toward each other is real. It's not just some sort
Speaker 3: of like WWF, fake thing that they're just putting this
Speaker 3: on to while we're all distracted, because nobody is even
Speaker 3: really looking at this to begin with, right, it's only
Speaker 3: weirdos like me that even know that, you know, dug
Speaker 3: this this far into this topic, and so it doesn't
Speaker 3: make sense that they would be putting this on just
Speaker 3: for what an audience of being like a couple other weirdos.
Speaker 3: Nobody cares, nobody knows to look this way. It is
Speaker 3: fascinating to see more and more people commentating on being
Speaker 3: doing commentary on these topics, which I mean there had
Speaker 3: ought to be, because it's more in the public now
Speaker 3: than ever. But as we go that way, and it
Speaker 3: does become more public and more pressing, more urgent with
Speaker 3: each passing day, and I'm seeing all these posts like
Speaker 3: the world's getting tomorrow, AGI's coming, It's going to kill
Speaker 3: us all. I'm seeing a lot of that sort of stuff.
Speaker 3: And then I'm also seeing a lot of well, AI
Speaker 3: is just a big bubble. It's you implode, and then
Speaker 3: the economy's going to go with it. I'm seeing a
Speaker 3: lot of stuff like that. I'm seeing a lot of everything,
Speaker 3: so much of a contradictory, of course, but it all
Speaker 3: depends on what you want to believe, as so many
Speaker 3: other things do. And so it is that we get
Speaker 3: all these different people doing these posts that appear to
Speaker 3: be carbon copies of what somebody else posted, saying the
Speaker 3: same thing, same formatting, same templates, getting a lot of
Speaker 3: reposts this aid, and it's making a big conversation. The
Speaker 3: conversation coalesces around this, which I think is worthy of reflection,
Speaker 3: meditation on to stop and think about because because it
Speaker 3: has become important, this bizarre online media ecosystem that we're
Speaker 3: part of have to try to not just let it
Speaker 3: have its way with us and just fall into line
Speaker 3: with its dictates without even knowing it, because it seems
Speaker 3: like that might be what's happening more often than not.
Speaker 3: Back to this point again, so transhumanism still there, still
Speaker 3: important issue. Still, the push is there to see these
Speaker 3: technologies further developed, different warring factions as ever trying to
Speaker 3: get their way instituted. What actually ends up happening is
Speaker 3: a whole other thing. Depends on a lot of different factors.
Speaker 3: But the encouraging thing is that we might actually have
Speaker 3: is that we we should have a say in the
Speaker 3: way that that goes, in the way that we collectively
Speaker 3: all interact with this and hopefully not just react constantly
Speaker 3: to whatever's fed to us, but there is an actual
Speaker 3: interaction where we have some input into things, that we
Speaker 3: redirect things where we need to. Being able to understand
Speaker 3: where we have the power to do so might be
Speaker 3: the new thing to do, right, Actually having an understanding
Speaker 3: of what we're capable of where we can have impact,
Speaker 3: what's actually important, what's obviously distraction and all part of
Speaker 3: the global propaganda matrix, and there's a lot of it.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of it, so yeah, I mean that's
Speaker 3: where we're at in this age of transitions as I
Speaker 3: see it. And I have to say, back to the
Speaker 3: video version of this show that I'm doing YouTube, I
Speaker 3: am really enjoying the random videos playing from IMG underscore
Speaker 3: zero zero zero one website. It's been fun to watch
Speaker 3: that as this show plays. So I hope if anybody
Speaker 3: appreciates the visual of that, let me know. I do
Speaker 3: think that the YouTube channel bringing it back up was
Speaker 3: I do continue to think it's worthwhile doing that, so
Speaker 3: let me check. Actually, yeah, it looks like we actually
Speaker 3: have maybe we have had a couple of live viewers
Speaker 3: during us so that's cool too, So that's fun.
Speaker 2: Aaron, I would just want to add I just want
Speaker 2: to add something to the listeners considerations. I love that
Speaker 2: IMG underscore and three numbers issue because YouTube is literally
Speaker 2: loaded with billions of random videos that are literally uploaded
Speaker 2: under the name. You can do a search on YouTube
Speaker 2: yourselves if you like, out there, anybody listening IMG underscore,
Speaker 2: pick any three numbers. Okay, you're better off with a
Speaker 2: low number like Aaron chose zero zero one. That's one
Speaker 2: way to go. But there's probably millions of IMG underscore
Speaker 2: zero zero ones. You'll never finish watching them all if
Speaker 2: you just pick one number. Okay, there's literally eighty years
Speaker 2: worth of time in video uploaded to YouTube daily, and
Speaker 2: some of it is from people's phones. They back it up.
Speaker 2: Some of them don't even realize they did it. You
Speaker 2: have no idea what strange, mundane or oddities you might
Speaker 2: encounter under IMG underscore zero and then two numbers pick them.
Speaker 2: It's a beauty. But zero zero one is great because
Speaker 2: that's probably the biggest database of random in the world. Yeah, yeah, no,
Speaker 2: I just want to point that out. That is beautiful.
Speaker 2: I'm glad. Where did you figure when? How did you
Speaker 2: figure that out?
Speaker 3: I actually I came across this as part of the
Speaker 3: Looking for Truth in All the Wrong Places series, where
Speaker 3: I'm trying to go back and find lost media from
Speaker 3: alternative media. I'm looking for clips like Mark Dice first
Speaker 3: appearing on Alex Jones. I'm just trying to find sites
Speaker 3: that might have those videos, and this came up like
Speaker 3: as a thing, and I'm not going to find that
Speaker 3: sort of stuff on here, but you don't know interesting
Speaker 3: for what it is on its own right now, this
Speaker 3: site is kind of cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you have no idea, but you could literally
Speaker 2: just do this on YouTube and come up with an
Speaker 2: endless list. I don't know. The algorithm can't do anything
Speaker 2: with it. That's another fun thing because in most cases
Speaker 2: these img you know, mossieur zero one might have a
Speaker 2: few views on each of these videos, but the majority
Speaker 2: of the IMG and numbers underscore numbers videos have no views.
Speaker 2: They were simply stored there, and some of them were
Speaker 2: stored with the intention of putting them up on websites.
Speaker 2: Some of them were stored just for personal reasons, all
Speaker 2: kinds of crap. I mean, it is amazing, yeah, the
Speaker 2: the random wild Yeah, it's mind blowing. Yeah and yeah,
Speaker 2: so I just want to point that out that I
Speaker 2: think so yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I see we've got Susan Music at the
Speaker 3: YouTube chat saying that they really enjoy the show Aaron
Speaker 3: and Chuck, so they are actually listening to us. That's cool.
Speaker 3: I'm glad that you enjoy this. So that's good to know,
Speaker 3: and thank you.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I'm having fun with this just as different visual sort
Speaker 3: of thing, just as it is. But that gets back
Speaker 3: to the point of there's so many different, unique things
Speaker 3: you could be doing with live streaming now that it
Speaker 3: would be good to see people, you know, you get
Speaker 3: more experimental and do really interesting things and it and
Speaker 3: to be positive. It seems as though people may starting
Speaker 3: to be doing that, and so that's cool. That's a
Speaker 3: good side to this story.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and just for the record, separately, yeah, separately a
Speaker 2: couple of maybe some weeks ago, just a few weeks ago.
Speaker 2: Really I discovered this, talked about it on my show
Speaker 2: and probably you didn't hear that, but it's just one
Speaker 2: of those things that seems to have come up among
Speaker 2: people thinking in a certain track recently. I'm discovering is
Speaker 2: that it's like, wow, there's this whole repository of randomness
Speaker 2: on YouTube, you know, like, yeah, it's wild. You could not,
Speaker 2: in your lifetime possibly watch all of the videos on
Speaker 2: YouTube and you couldn't even get through image your zero
Speaker 2: one probably in your lifetime if you started at birth
Speaker 2: watching YouTube. So that's crazy. All right, anyway, Sorry, I'm done.
Speaker 2: I just wanted to throw that in.
Speaker 4: Thanks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it just shows how replete video has been embedded
Speaker 3: into human life. It's just always there, the camera is
Speaker 3: always on. Now. It used to be like lone weirdos
Speaker 3: of would film everything and people would think they're crazy
Speaker 3: for filming all this different stuff. Well not anymore. You're
Speaker 3: crazy if you don't have a camera and you're not
Speaker 3: filming all the time. So here we are a different
Speaker 3: world and something to think about and something for the
Speaker 3: potential advanced AI systems to sift through maybe make sense
Speaker 3: of if it's considered worthy of the investment. But we'll
Speaker 3: just see how that all goes. And yes, we're definitely
Speaker 3: in the Age of Transitions now, So thank you everybody
Speaker 3: for being here, for being around throughout the years. Maybe
Speaker 3: new listener, that'd be cool too, if you're new to
Speaker 3: this show and it's just it's such an odd time
Speaker 3: now and it's trying to get a foothold into anything
Speaker 3: real is just really difficult. And so that's what we're
Speaker 3: going to try to do to the best of our ability.
Speaker 3: We'll see what we can do with that. But yeah,
Speaker 3: I think I think we can segue to the next
Speaker 3: hour here shortly on O'shelly Radio network, seeing that it's
Speaker 3: Friday night. You know what comes next after the Age
Speaker 3: of Transitions is uncle the broadcast, so do stay tuned
Speaker 3: for that. Anybody listening live. That's coming right up Friday
Speaker 3: night ten pm to midnight Eastern time. Don't forget. So
Speaker 3: that's coming up The Age of Transitions, of course, is
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Speaker 3: You were listening to the Age of Transfer Uncle Broadcast
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Speaker 13: Hey, Uncle, daies and gentlemen, don't listen. It is not
Speaker 13: he doesn't know what he's talking about.
Speaker 3: Kim lot going on here on caoll.
Speaker 13: He can't even do his own show. And that's your
Speaker 13: one to me, that's not that. That is not it.
Speaker 3: That's not it.
Speaker 4: Nope, that is not.
Speaker 3: What is it?
Speaker 4: What you will?
Speaker 14: I am not?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know I know that, and I goog that
Speaker 3: one on I know you did. That was my Yeah,
Speaker 3: you got me on that one on call?
Speaker 13: Were it ninety eight episode tonight? That's right, that's getting
Speaker 13: up there, sure is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so too, way to go and I have four
Speaker 4: hundred Uncle.
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Speaker 4: Se the TicTac's open.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it looks like we have somebody commenting on the
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Speaker 3: that means. I think they're talking to somebody else that
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Speaker 3: Three one zero one six, uncle, what's going on? You up? Oh?
Speaker 3: You can make it to the show.
Speaker 4: And we're still getting in It is cough, Oh boy.
Speaker 3: Trouble is oh okay, Well this is gonna be tough.
Speaker 3: Well we weren't here last week, but we're here this week.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 13: Let's hope it's going to be continuing. The problem we
Speaker 13: have here people is we're not consistent.
Speaker 3: We're going to start doing that.
Speaker 4: If you want to be a contender, yeah of something.
Speaker 3: It's true. The true contenders have to be consistent. Uh
Speaker 3: so yeah, we'll do what we can there and hopefully, yeah,
Speaker 3: hopefully we can do that with the podcast. So thank
Speaker 3: you everybody who has shown up. Oh wow, oh the
Speaker 3: image you know what? Hold that pose? Uncle? Oh you moved?
Speaker 3: Dang it. That was really cool that there's a reflection
Speaker 3: on your watch of the ceiling fan above us. It
Speaker 3: looked like really cool. It looked like there was some
Speaker 3: weird thing going on. And see it it's just the
Speaker 3: reflection of the fan above us. But oh yeah, I
Speaker 3: can kind of see that's kind of like that. So
Speaker 3: that's something interesting going on here for everybody watching the video.
Speaker 3: Give you something to look at it. Tick tack everybody
Speaker 3: Uncle the podcast us on TikTok. We're doing pretty good
Speaker 3: over there. That continues to grow, Right's growing, isn't it.
Speaker 3: I'm surrobably my name hasn't been well. I had been watching,
Speaker 3: but you know, cool, he says his own thing. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: he's you know, I'm talking about these guys own follower
Speaker 3: base to keep up with, which is a lot to
Speaker 3: deal with. That we're growing ours. We're getting toward a
Speaker 3: thousand followers on there, so it's doing pretty good. Photos
Speaker 3: now we're at like eight. It was eight twenty something
Speaker 3: earlier today. So we're doing We're doing pretty good, doing
Speaker 3: pretty good. They keep coming in and having fun making
Speaker 3: the video, so it's cool. We're doing a good job
Speaker 3: over there as far as I'm concerned. So thank you
Speaker 3: anybody who might let me see.
Speaker 4: Check have we've got your thing on it tonight? My my,
Speaker 4: I got my necklace one.
Speaker 3: Oh that's right, uncle, the necklaces. Thank you. I forgot
Speaker 3: No I didn't is right here? Show it?
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 3: Show him what it is? What is that all?
Speaker 9: Uh?
Speaker 4: What's his name's?
Speaker 3: Pitcher Adeo Nomo's picture picture from the nineties, the La Dodgers,
Speaker 3: And of course what it is. It's the trading card
Speaker 3: of him that you're wearing on your necklace, custom made.
Speaker 3: We made these necklaces on our tiktak. We made a
Speaker 3: TikTok video where we made these necklaces because that's the
Speaker 3: thing that we have to do.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 3: This is what all the big people are doing. Kevin
Speaker 3: Wonderful from Let's Make a Deal and got an annoying
Speaker 3: kid in West Hollywood. He's not a kid at all anymore.
Speaker 3: He's a grown man that acts like a kid. But
Speaker 3: he has his Pokemon necklace and guess what he is.
Speaker 13: He is Pokmon follows his followers. That's him following him.
Speaker 13: That's right, he's following him. I mean, come on now,
Speaker 13: this is my very own Pokemon necklace. It's got the
Speaker 13: energy card and it's it's my.
Speaker 3: Son told me. It's not a very great rare card.
Speaker 3: But what I like about it is that energy, and
Speaker 3: that's definitely one thing I could use while doing the
Speaker 3: show right, whole energy. Yeah, so I thought the idea
Speaker 3: behind it was good. And if anybody wants more information,
Speaker 3: go to the tiktak and watch the video where we
Speaker 3: created these net like Nick listen is learn all about
Speaker 3: it very important. That video did okay on TikTok.
Speaker 4: Uncle man did pretty good. It picked up my colin
Speaker 4: yelling exactly, it's what I'm looking for.
Speaker 3: Yeah, now we have something to wear on air and
Speaker 3: something something to show that we're cool like everybody else
Speaker 3: and doing the right stuff, following the right trends here.
Speaker 3: So we're doing the right thing here.
Speaker 2: I had a thought, first of all, I'm gonna have
Speaker 2: to break in to give you calls if people call in,
Speaker 2: but nobody has yet three one nine, five two seven
Speaker 2: five zero one six. But secondly, you know, uh, did
Speaker 2: you guys catch opening day baseball?
Speaker 15: Uh?
Speaker 2: You know, I know Uncle was excited about the Dodgers, right.
Speaker 3: Hello?
Speaker 9: Uh?
Speaker 2: Oh, Aaron, if you hear me, I'm not hearing you.
Speaker 10: What happened?
Speaker 3: There is there is?
Speaker 9: You hear me?
Speaker 2: Now? I hear you.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I asked you a question and it was like silence.
Speaker 2: I went, okay, helloop.
Speaker 3: Oh wait wait, I see what's going on that? Okay,
Speaker 3: there they're there.
Speaker 2: They're okay, Okay, you hear me.
Speaker 3: Now we have your check, We have you okay, Okay,
Speaker 3: there's a there's like so many different settings to set
Speaker 3: on this thing. It's crazy, but I found the right
Speaker 3: ones to tweak and where we're right, everything's cool.
Speaker 13: Knobs play off those knobs, handsobs.
Speaker 2: Okay. What I tried to do is say that I'm
Speaker 2: going to have to tell you when a phone call
Speaker 2: comes in number one, number two, but nobody called, so
Speaker 2: I said, please call in three one nine five two
Speaker 2: seven five zero one six. That's the number to call,
Speaker 2: and we'll put you on as quick as we can.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: But also I was curious because Opening Day happened in baseball,
Speaker 2: and I know Uncle was excited about the Dodgers, so
Speaker 2: I just thought i'd throw that on the table along
Speaker 2: with anything else you guys want to talk about tonight.
Speaker 2: But I definitely was happy with the Mets opener, just saying, uh,
Speaker 2: and I'm trying to watch baseball. Yeah they did.
Speaker 4: Hey, you know what's coming back now?
Speaker 2: At?
Speaker 4: What's you call on that?
Speaker 12: Uh?
Speaker 3: What's Pybe?
Speaker 4: It's a station that we finally can get to streamers.
Speaker 13: It's the streamer but it's but it's staying with baseball,
Speaker 13: so we'll be able to see the game of the week,
Speaker 13: the all the other games, and the Sunday and the
Speaker 13: Sunday night game.
Speaker 2: What are you watching that on? Because I need to
Speaker 2: be able to see some games and I'm not getting
Speaker 2: any of them.
Speaker 4: It's when is that the number five with the bird peacock?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, on the peacock.
Speaker 13: Check to see if you get peacock, you get peacock,
Speaker 13: you get it, So.
Speaker 2: I might get some games on peacock. Okay, I was
Speaker 2: trying to. I asked that for a solution on that
Speaker 2: on my show, and nobody, nobody quite knew.
Speaker 4: I was told it is a Peacock. Peacock got them, Okay,
Speaker 4: got them? Yeah, I meant to. I meant to say
Speaker 4: that out tonight too. What when where they're playing and
Speaker 4: with them where they're going to be played at?
Speaker 2: Well, I hope I can see some Mets games on Peacock. Then,
Speaker 2: because I get I got nothing. I had to wait
Speaker 2: on YouTube for the highlights to come out, which was
Speaker 2: pretty funny because first inning there was highlights in the
Speaker 2: Mets opener, you know, in the bottom end the top
Speaker 2: of the half at the inning.
Speaker 3: So it was funny the Mets.
Speaker 4: The Mets blew them away in the first game, absolutely,
Speaker 4: and they spanked something.
Speaker 2: That was like eleven to five. They spanked the Young
Speaker 2: Award winner too.
Speaker 13: Paulk Yeah, that was him. I had I had my
Speaker 13: shirt on him with him too, watch him on with him.
Speaker 2: You have a you have a Pirate shirt?
Speaker 4: No, no, not a Pilot shirt, the Dodger shirt.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you got Yamamoto. I'm talking about Paul Ski. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they didn't play against the Dodgers. They played against the Pirates.
Speaker 2: And and the guy who won the SI the National
Speaker 2: League sy Young Winner last year was Paul Skins. Right.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, so he'said Yeah, he's the young pitcher for
Speaker 2: the Pirates. See, I'm learning this stuff again because I
Speaker 2: haven't been following baseball, but now I am following it
Speaker 2: pretty good, but mostly the highlights. So, but they knocked
Speaker 2: him out of the first in the first inning. They
Speaker 2: scored five runs.
Speaker 3: On all the first Yes, yes, yeah, yeah, that's what
Speaker 3: I saw. That's what I saw.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I saw that's how this guy's knocking the last.
Speaker 13: But one inning and what came to And it came
Speaker 13: to me, one inning, what's going on here?
Speaker 4: Boom boom boom boom. Well I'm off the wall hitting
Speaker 4: them on the park. That's going crazy.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, two mistakes in the outfield too. I mean
Speaker 2: the center fielder lost the ball in the sun twice,
Speaker 2: so you know, kind of helped. Did you see that part?
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, he was trying to find him and find
Speaker 13: it and he couldn't see it and went wait in
Speaker 13: front of him.
Speaker 2: Plus the dummy had no sunglasses on. You know, you're
Speaker 2: playing at like noontime in New York. You got no
Speaker 2: sunglasses on? What's wrong?
Speaker 13: Which you got to have. I've seen every player on
Speaker 13: the outfield had at least a pair of glasses on them.
Speaker 4: Or with them right out in the field.
Speaker 13: Eat sakes, that's the first thing you ever think you
Speaker 13: would take out. I mean even the sunny day of course,
Speaker 13: like it was.
Speaker 2: Rightly, do you expect they're either wearing those goggles right
Speaker 2: where they you know, kind of strap around the back
Speaker 2: of the head, or they got those slip down shades
Speaker 2: usually and at the very least they put the black
Speaker 2: under the eyes. That's supposed to help like minimize the
Speaker 2: sun too. But I don't know if that.
Speaker 13: Works, to be honest with you, that man, I think
Speaker 13: it gashes up the eyeballs.
Speaker 3: You tell me that pants like, yeah, you ever said
Speaker 3: that works?
Speaker 8: With that?
Speaker 3: That's the entire reflective is what that the idea behind
Speaker 3: that is.
Speaker 2: Yet a lot of guys in a lot of sports
Speaker 2: do that. You see it in football and baseball, especially
Speaker 2: right where you got outdoor sports, and they claim that
Speaker 2: it cuts down like sunglasses. Now, personally, I'm thinking that
Speaker 2: if I was going to play the outfield, I'd rather
Speaker 2: wear the sunglasses and at the very least the flip
Speaker 2: down ones, you know, but.
Speaker 13: Yeah, the easiest ones, and then they are the easiest ones,
Speaker 13: just flip it down, you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But this guy didn't have to have something.
Speaker 2: He had nothing on out there, and he lost the
Speaker 2: ball twice in the first inning. I mean it was hilarious, so,
Speaker 2: you know, but Pirates came apart. So but the Mets
Speaker 2: often win opening game days, though they lost their first
Speaker 2: eight opening days in their team's existence, and then after
Speaker 2: that they've got the best winning percentage in baseball on
Speaker 2: opening day. They always went opening Day, it seems like.
Speaker 2: But you know, then they disappoint me later in the season.
Speaker 2: That's usually the pattern.
Speaker 4: But anyway, they said, and I'm pretty good. They can't
Speaker 4: putty good team this year.
Speaker 2: Yeah, supposed to be.
Speaker 4: Let's see what they gonna see how far they can
Speaker 4: get to it.
Speaker 2: I hope so. But many years I have watched, and
Speaker 2: you know, they had the great team and they hired
Speaker 2: the big guy, they signed the big player. The worst
Speaker 2: one ever was Bobby Bonia. But you know they did
Speaker 2: stuff like that, the Mets. Short of disaster, they traded away.
Speaker 3: No one Ros Bobby Bonia. I know you have a
Speaker 3: Bobby Bonia card in your collection. I saw that in there.
Speaker 3: You do, Yeah, you do have one? Do you have
Speaker 3: at least one of us? I remember saying that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: So you're lucky there and got that car.
Speaker 4: I didn't see that.
Speaker 3: Maybe that's where something I don't know could be make
Speaker 3: a necklace out of that one first I could have
Speaker 3: done that though, the Bobby Bonia necklace. Stay tuned, everybody.
Speaker 3: Maybe Uncle will wear that next week.
Speaker 13: I'm gonna get I got more than you can set
Speaker 13: it up, but we need some more hills.
Speaker 3: It's all about Hideo Nomo tonight for you, Uncle. The
Speaker 3: uh that card is from nineteen ninety six, if I
Speaker 3: remember correctly, us you're wearing now.
Speaker 4: First one that he was with that was when I
Speaker 4: was looking for this.
Speaker 3: Guy and heydoo cool.
Speaker 2: I do so yeah?
Speaker 4: Pieces that again and on here and tell him about baseball.
Speaker 3: You we mi is this guy?
Speaker 12: We need him?
Speaker 3: But again, anybody wants to call in May three one
Speaker 3: nine seven, five zero one six, anybody watching call that number.
Speaker 3: You will be on the show with us. Please do that.
Speaker 3: We'd like to hear from you perhaps. So let's see
Speaker 3: who's listening where. I'm trying to see if I can
Speaker 3: get some numbers from the streaming. It's kind of hard
Speaker 3: to tell. It looks like people are watching us live
Speaker 3: here and there though that's pretty good we're doing okay,
Speaker 3: so thank you for being there, everybody. I think I
Speaker 3: hear action in the o'chelly chat.
Speaker 13: I'd hate to look at that little bang bang, I
Speaker 13: said to some g X is there, and I think
Speaker 13: it's just starting bang bang. It wasn't most strong.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we got random there in the theo'ceelly dot com
Speaker 3: chat as well, so that's going pretty good. I don't
Speaker 3: see any chat from YouTube or anything for us yet,
Speaker 3: so that's all right. We'll see maybe shows up for
Speaker 3: that someone. But yeah, it's exciting. We're here. We're back.
Speaker 3: We're back on uncle the broadcast talking about baseball. Baseball
Speaker 3: has returned, something to watch, something to look at. It is,
Speaker 3: What else have you been up to? Uncle? I've been
Speaker 3: gone for a couple of days. I miss anything here
Speaker 3: at home I think will happen. No, nothing exciting, huh.
Speaker 2: Mich Okay, you guys do have calls. I don't think
Speaker 2: you can hear the phone ringing noise, though, can you? Okay, okay, no, no,
Speaker 2: but we will be able to hear them. So I'm
Speaker 2: excited about that. All right, let's say is that good enough? Okay,
Speaker 2: just letting you know you got two callers. So uh,
Speaker 2: you know, I'll bring the first one on and then
Speaker 2: the next one after that.
Speaker 3: Sounds good, bring him one.
Speaker 12: Hey, uncle d did you hear that baseball started already? Man?
Speaker 12: I used to didn't start till labor, but they started
Speaker 12: yesterday the season.
Speaker 13: Huh and already started and moho, gotos win.
Speaker 12: You see the car definitely. Yeah, he wasn't his sharpest,
Speaker 12: but you know, hey, he's just just warming up, you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 12: Yeah, six innings, a couple of runs, and plenty of
Speaker 12: run support. It went good, man, good, good start any going?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it going? I mean in the beginning he had
Speaker 4: it going pretty good.
Speaker 3: Did Dodgers played the Diamondbacks? Is that right?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 14: They were watching it.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yeah, that was the opening game for them.
Speaker 3: Good good, good.
Speaker 4: Then they don't let's see, yeah, well.
Speaker 3: They got serious diamond Yeah.
Speaker 12: It's good to have baseball back because you know, I
Speaker 12: don't I don't really follow all the other sports like
Speaker 12: you do. So you know, baseball is a great diversion
Speaker 12: for me for at least six months, and with the Dodgers,
Speaker 12: you usually get that extra month, you know out of
Speaker 12: it too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the past few years, that's for sure. Absolutely. Yeah,
Speaker 3: they're always in it. So yeah, Dodgers don't just but
Speaker 3: uh yeah.
Speaker 12: It's it's gonna be a fun season.
Speaker 14: I work with the guy.
Speaker 12: He gets all hyped up right as soon as spring training.
Speaker 12: He actually went down last week for the last week
Speaker 12: of spring training. Uh to you know, he's a Mariners fan.
Speaker 12: He lives up here with me, so anyway, Uh yeah,
Speaker 12: I can't. I don't like spring training. I don't start
Speaker 12: following it during spring training so much is all I
Speaker 12: can think of is please don't let these guys get
Speaker 12: injured before the season starts.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that's that's why I can't get too into the
Speaker 12: spring training following it. But now the season's on, I'm
Speaker 12: all in.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all it's here.
Speaker 4: Have you seen the first one?
Speaker 12: And I'm hav't. I'm not hearing it too good. Can
Speaker 12: you get you turn your sound up a little bit,
Speaker 12: get your sidekick to turn up the knob a little bit.
Speaker 3: Let's see here.
Speaker 12: He has control of that over the phone.
Speaker 3: There we go.
Speaker 12: Okay, it could just be my ears too.
Speaker 3: He is straight, looks like you're pretty long.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, you lowered it before, but you can bring
Speaker 2: it up a little.
Speaker 3: Okay, cool. I think.
Speaker 4: Let's see, we're gonna play with these knobs again.
Speaker 12: Do a testing uncles, testing one two three D.
Speaker 10: Do like that.
Speaker 4: Testing one two three testing testing?
Speaker 12: Yeah, I think it's a little better. Yeah, but anyways, man, yeah,
Speaker 12: I'm I'm just glad to have baseball back, and glad
Speaker 12: you came over to the Dodgers finally. I mean you
Speaker 12: live down there. It's just you know, we welcome to
Speaker 12: the greatest baseball team ever. Man, welcome.
Speaker 13: Well they have for they hint that opening You should
Speaker 13: have you seen the opening man.
Speaker 3: The opening games? Are you signed? Uncle? Yeah? Yeah, hey, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: he signed about how he watched it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh you watched it? Did you see how?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 12: I listened to it. I don't have the MLBCV. I
Speaker 12: subscribe to the radio where you know, you get the
Speaker 12: radio broadcast. And they doubled the price this year to it.
Speaker 12: When I first got it, it was twenty bucks, a steal,
Speaker 12: you know, you could listen to the radio. Then a
Speaker 12: year or two ago they raised it ten bucks to thirty.
Speaker 12: Well this year it's sixty bucks. But you know they
Speaker 12: got me because yeah, I think that I wonder what
Speaker 12: the MLB TV is now. It used to be like
Speaker 12: one hundred and fifty bucks. I bet it's getting close
Speaker 12: to two hundred. Now, I have no idea because I
Speaker 12: don't do that one. But yeah, yeah, I listened to it,
Speaker 12: and actually they're playing right now. But I've been listening
Speaker 12: to you guys. I haven't put the game on.
Speaker 2: But all right, two Dodger fans, I got something for
Speaker 2: two Dodger fans. Okay. I want to make a bet
Speaker 2: just because I'm a glutton for punishment, and I know
Speaker 2: I'm going to lose, but I want to do it
Speaker 2: anyway because the Mets, if they stay healthy. I believe,
Speaker 2: even the fact that you have the best player in
Speaker 2: the generation on your team, I'm pretty sure that if
Speaker 2: the Mets add one good pitcher, they beat the Dodgers
Speaker 2: for the NL Pennant one good picture away.
Speaker 12: That could be possible.
Speaker 4: But it's a possibility ability.
Speaker 2: Well, here's the thing we can always.
Speaker 12: Let's go for it. Let's let's just do one of
Speaker 12: them dollar bets exactly. Okay, go for it, Uncle U
Speaker 12: in it. I hate to take tun for a couple
Speaker 12: of bucks, but he wants to do it. Let's go.
Speaker 2: I say, Look, it'll cost me two dollars. It'll cost
Speaker 2: me two dollars with you guys. Okay, so I'll deal
Speaker 2: with it. But yeah, I think and I'm probably gonna lose.
Speaker 2: But I'm telling you, if they acquire, if they turn around, look,
Speaker 2: Schemes is a good picture. Even though they destroyed him yesterday.
Speaker 2: If the Pirates realize they're not going to hang on
Speaker 2: to him through free agency and they trade them over
Speaker 2: to the Mets, I think we got you. He throws
Speaker 2: over one hundred miles an hour, no problem.
Speaker 4: Hey, you know they are they going that way?
Speaker 2: I hope they would take them. There's no hint on it,
Speaker 2: but I hope they will. They need one more good picture.
Speaker 12: They will win it for that that. I don't think
Speaker 12: the Dodgers win last year without Yamamoto mm hmm yeah.
Speaker 12: In the World Series many well in the playoffs too,
Speaker 12: So one one pitcher can change the whole whole team.
Speaker 2: For sure, exactly ed Well. And the other thing is
Speaker 2: Nolan McLain is going to contend for the cy Young
Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure about it. He's he's a rookie, but
Speaker 2: he's good.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So I don't know he's going to win it,
Speaker 2: but I know he'll contend for it.
Speaker 12: So Uh, you know, I know where you're at right now, Chuck,
Speaker 12: because back in two thousand and six, seven or so,
Speaker 12: I was just coming back to baseball after a long hiatus,
Speaker 12: because if you remember, that's when the guy, what's the guy,
Speaker 12: Rupert Murdoch owned the Dodgers and he just he ran
Speaker 12: the farm system into the ground and everything like that.
Speaker 12: But then they sold the team around then, and you
Speaker 12: know that kind of was heartening, you know, And I've
Speaker 12: been back into baseball since then. And then those guys though,
Speaker 12: those owners for laundering money through the team and they
Speaker 12: had to sell because MLB made him. But the guys
Speaker 12: that bought the Dodgers now they seem to be like
Speaker 12: it's their fantasy baseball and they love baseball. So it's
Speaker 12: all different now. So the Mets man, the Mets, this
Speaker 12: could be their year, right.
Speaker 2: I mean, they did never know they ditched a couple
Speaker 2: of good players, but you know, so people were getting upset.
Speaker 2: But I see what they did. They put together a
Speaker 2: lot of contact people. They put you know, Baschett in
Speaker 2: there and everything else. They're going to whack the ball
Speaker 2: all over the field.
Speaker 12: They picked they picked up sett I didn't I didn't
Speaker 12: know where he went. I knew the Blue he left
Speaker 12: the Blue Jays.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, so yeah between him and.
Speaker 12: Also check you're not getting the games. But uh yeah,
Speaker 12: I work with the guy, the guy that went down
Speaker 12: to spring training. I haven't seen him yet. I think
Speaker 12: he's got to be back this coming week, and he
Speaker 12: he gets Mariners games. He doesn't have describe to the
Speaker 12: MLB TV. He likes to watch the games on. He
Speaker 12: finds these sites where you know, the pirate sites, I guess,
Speaker 12: but he watches the games. I'll try to find out
Speaker 12: some of the names of those that he gets the
Speaker 12: games on and send them to you.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, look, if you email that stuff to me,
Speaker 2: I'll be Yeah, I'll be thrilled. Anyway, I'm gonna get
Speaker 2: off the mic and let you talk to uncle because
Speaker 2: we've still got another caller waiting too. But yeah, please
Speaker 2: do something to me because I've been trying to figure
Speaker 2: it out.
Speaker 12: Yeah, we go to go there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, on might happen on the cooler one.
Speaker 12: Okay, yeah, bring him on in.
Speaker 2: Damn.
Speaker 3: I'm just just probably new collar.
Speaker 2: Join the line.
Speaker 3: Hello.
Speaker 1: Hello, It's it's Jimmy j Questions you fellows, did you
Speaker 1: hear the national corn hole champlow killed someone.
Speaker 15: But they're a quadripolicic.
Speaker 1: What what's going on?
Speaker 4: But can't they do a decent thing.
Speaker 13: For bait for sports instead of talking at clamp when
Speaker 13: he does on his other end.
Speaker 4: This is crazy, this, dudie.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're doing the same thing I do.
Speaker 13: Yeah, this these people are not enjoying. People want to
Speaker 13: enjoy a game, and then they got these.
Speaker 4: Idiots on your side doing all these crazy things.
Speaker 3: Well, this quadriplegic killed somebody.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is a crazy story, uncle, where it's not
Speaker 2: even a real I mean, come on this story. Yeah,
Speaker 2: because the cornhole champion, right a game you're play in
Speaker 2: your backyard. It's like being the horseshoe champion, right, Uh,
Speaker 2: it's supposedly a quadriplegic and killed somebody. I couldn't even
Speaker 2: get through the story because I was just like, this
Speaker 2: seems like fake, and I just kind of pushed it aside.
Speaker 2: I didn't go back to looking at it again, and
Speaker 2: then I kept seeing it pop up, and I'm like,
Speaker 2: this must not be a totally fake story. Jimmy's talking
Speaker 2: about something that's just this crazy thing that makes no
Speaker 2: sense in my mind.
Speaker 4: Let's see what what what.
Speaker 13: Is it that he's let Jimmy explain it, you know,
Speaker 13: explain it to us, because I had to have this explanation.
Speaker 1: That the headline pretty much says it all. I really
Speaker 1: don't know much behind that the national corn Hall champion's
Speaker 1: a quad of polegic and apparently killed someone. I don't
Speaker 1: really know much about the sport the people are anyting.
Speaker 1: I just found it really bizarre to the cops of plegic.
Speaker 14: I don't I don't even know how he what what
Speaker 14: he used to God, I don't you know.
Speaker 2: Like I said, I didn't even read the story because
Speaker 2: I just saw the headline and I went, this just
Speaker 2: seems like it's made up, you know, because it made
Speaker 2: no sense. Guy, Uncle, did you see the story for
Speaker 2: the No, But what you do is who.
Speaker 4: The head the story? Getty clear and then talk to
Speaker 4: it man on my next show.
Speaker 3: Up.
Speaker 4: We need an update on it, uncle, just to know
Speaker 4: what the heck is going on.
Speaker 2: Uncle wants us to investigate it, him to know what
Speaker 2: the sport.
Speaker 4: I don't know what the sport even was.
Speaker 2: You don't know what corn hale is, you don't know
Speaker 2: what cordon. I know what corner.
Speaker 1: I got it Uncle from I'm picking up. It sounds
Speaker 1: just like horseshoes over you throw a bean bag? Is
Speaker 1: that about, right?
Speaker 4: Chuck?
Speaker 2: Oh well, oh exacting, you got you got holes. You
Speaker 2: got holes in a piece of wood, right, and well,
Speaker 2: well I've seen it with multiple hole, but you got
Speaker 2: to throw the.
Speaker 3: Standard board just has one hole. The standard board has
Speaker 3: one hole.
Speaker 2: Listen, I don't know the stand h I've seen these
Speaker 2: things in people's backyards with more than one hole. Okay,
Speaker 2: in the.
Speaker 3: Cellar there, that's that's that's off regulation there, they're.
Speaker 2: Okay, I don't know. I'm just telling you what I seen. Okay,
Speaker 2: that they got this board with Okay, fine, maybe it's
Speaker 2: supposed to only have one hole, but some people in
Speaker 2: their backyards they got multiple holes. All right, the teachers off,
Speaker 2: What can I say?
Speaker 4: That's not right because that'd be too easy for the games?
Speaker 2: Well yeah, but people play baseball with people play baseball
Speaker 2: with five guys on the field too. That's not right either,
Speaker 2: But you do it because whatever, right anyway, or people
Speaker 2: play football with three guys. That's not a whole team anyway.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying because it's not regulation. Okay, So regulation
Speaker 2: is there's supposed to be one hole and you're supposed
Speaker 2: to throw this bean bag to get it in there. Now,
Speaker 2: I don't know the rules of this. I've seen people
Speaker 2: play it. They give away fancy boards on country radio
Speaker 2: stations sometimes, Hey, we'll give you a rand, you know,
Speaker 2: said of corn hole stuff. And I always find it
Speaker 2: funny because corn hole is not necessarily it sounds different
Speaker 2: to me off the air, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: My generation, I don't know, we didn't have this game.
Speaker 2: We had Tictac throw and this is sort of like
Speaker 2: a Tictac throw. But I guess with only one hole.
Speaker 2: Remember that the tiktac tee game with the bean bag.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay.
Speaker 2: So imagine that, but you only got one hole in
Speaker 2: the board that you all got to try and get
Speaker 2: it in there for so apparently there was a national
Speaker 2: championship for that. Who knew that even that that happens.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I guess there's a national championship for everything,
Speaker 2: and yeah, and so so far what we know is
Speaker 2: just from the headline that the person who won that
Speaker 2: is supposedly, you know, somebody who's in a wheelchair can't
Speaker 2: move their arms or legs pretty much, and they killed
Speaker 2: somebody or they're accused of it, which is like like
Speaker 2: the most bizarre headline you could like throw out from
Speaker 2: a random like I don't know what did they used
Speaker 2: to call those mad libs, Aaron, Remember you write in
Speaker 2: different words and just trying to make this almost sounds
Speaker 2: like a mad lib headline. Okay if you're in the
Speaker 2: blank of it. But you want me and Jimmy to
Speaker 2: look into it and get the details for you for
Speaker 2: next week.
Speaker 9: I got you.
Speaker 1: I'll get the real I'll get I'll figure out the
Speaker 1: real scoop.
Speaker 15: But what's going on with this whole core whole operation.
Speaker 4: I mean the kid.
Speaker 3: Too.
Speaker 1: I just bought I just bought a big bull Act
Speaker 1: Explore and it comes with that serious sex.
Speaker 15: Whatever it is.
Speaker 1: Uh So does that mean I get THEA spoke too?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Oh if it's if it if you can get on.
Speaker 3: Here, there's an MLB channel on there.
Speaker 2: Yeah okay, so with that, Yeah, with that, you have
Speaker 2: to buy an MLB package. But I know you'll get
Speaker 2: some ESPN radio games and stuff like that on there.
Speaker 2: You will get some of the baseball games, but they,
Speaker 2: as per usual, they always want you to pay so
Speaker 2: even on radio. They like Eddie was talking about he's
Speaker 2: paying for a radio package to be able to hear
Speaker 2: all the games, and it's costing him sixty bucks just
Speaker 2: to do that, which is kind of a bargain compared
Speaker 2: to what they're trying to charge you for the TV.
Speaker 2: It's like over two hundred at this point. Yeah, because
Speaker 2: I looked at that and I can't afford that, So
Speaker 2: you know, I'm not doing it. But on the XM
Speaker 2: radio you'll get some of the games automatically, just with
Speaker 2: a basic package. But you can buy the MLB thing,
Speaker 2: and I don't know how much that costs to add
Speaker 2: it on. I haven't had XM in a while or Serious,
Speaker 2: and I used to have Serious when it was not
Speaker 2: combined with XM a long time ago. But you know,
Speaker 2: like when Howard Stern first moved over there, I had it.
Speaker 2: But anyways, yeah, so I don't know. You'll have to
Speaker 2: check with Serious XM and your subscription to find out
Speaker 2: what it includes.
Speaker 14: Jimmy, Yeah, Weddly mailing me like envelopes that look an
Speaker 14: awful lot like Bill's.
Speaker 12: I mean, so far, I donly I haven't endurven this
Speaker 12: thing yet. I still get get some stuff, no.
Speaker 2: Nice, nice, which I can afford.
Speaker 13: His team is Detroit Tigers. Your team in baseball?
Speaker 4: Did uh?
Speaker 2: Tiger?
Speaker 3: Tiger Tiger?
Speaker 4: You're Tiger fan?
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, yeah, the Tigers. I got the best chances
Speaker 1: here of any of the Detroit teams.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but col there we go. Yeah, well yeah, I
Speaker 3: mean yeah, with the serious channel, that's definitely correct. I
Speaker 3: thought of something because I thought I heard somebody mentioned
Speaker 3: a dollar in the mail. I don't think they said that,
Speaker 3: but I heard it because in the mail, And were
Speaker 3: you there for that? Uncle? We got a piece of
Speaker 3: mail that was some sort of ad or something, but
Speaker 3: they sent us a dollar bill.
Speaker 4: Wait, do you think I heard that?
Speaker 3: Did you see that?
Speaker 10: Yes?
Speaker 12: Yes?
Speaker 3: What was that? What was that piece of mail?
Speaker 4: It was something that the other half is tilling to investigate.
Speaker 3: It was an ad for something. Here's it wasn't and
Speaker 3: for to get.
Speaker 13: On yeah something, and then I will charge you another
Speaker 13: about another five something like that.
Speaker 3: But here's a dollar. Now, we're gonna charge you five
Speaker 3: dollars to get more.
Speaker 4: Okay, bitch, if you.
Speaker 3: Want more one dollar bills, keep we'll keep giving you
Speaker 3: a one dollar. You give us five dollar?
Speaker 4: Remember you saying that was that was some something like that?
Speaker 3: That makes a lot of sense.
Speaker 2: You know what it sounds like. It sounds like you're
Speaker 2: being asked to do ratings for local TV and radios.
Speaker 3: That's it, Okay, Chuck, you know it? Yeah, yeah it was.
Speaker 3: It was Nielsen ratings.
Speaker 2: Yes, Nielsen ratings. They are. That's how they do it.
Speaker 2: They send you cash. Okay, that dollar they sent you.
Speaker 2: If you send that form back, they're going to now
Speaker 2: send you five dollar bills and a little booklet after
Speaker 2: that if you send it back in time, and they'll
Speaker 2: give you a little booklet. And I don't know how
Speaker 2: much they pay you for the little booklets anymore, but
Speaker 2: that's been their standard thing for like, I don't know,
Speaker 2: forty years. That's how Nielsen behaves. O.
Speaker 4: That's at least somebody understands it. Do you think we
Speaker 4: didn't understand it.
Speaker 3: That's the free money situations what they call that.
Speaker 2: You officially will account for about ten thousand viewers. They
Speaker 2: will count your your tastes in viewing on radio and
Speaker 2: TV as ten thousand people.
Speaker 3: Oh you know what that that's funny about what I know?
Speaker 2: Ucky?
Speaker 3: You know, what we need to do is we need
Speaker 3: to enter this and then we need to watch nothing
Speaker 3: but like weird stuff like Gummo all day on TV,
Speaker 3: but we'll just watch the movie Gummo and like other
Speaker 3: like really bizarre stuff. That way their ratings.
Speaker 14: Wait really wait wait wait what what if you just
Speaker 14: listen to the article show and nothing but the article
Speaker 14: show with that show ten thousand people watched it.
Speaker 3: Oh that sounds there's a there's a whole new hack.
Speaker 14: Yeah, a new.
Speaker 3: Workshock.
Speaker 2: And if you if you decide, they may have a
Speaker 2: space on there for independent radio networks as well. You
Speaker 2: could tell them you're listening to ocelly dot com Radio,
Speaker 2: which would give me at least ten thousand in the
Speaker 2: Nielsen ratings in California. So just saying, I don't know,
Speaker 2: you get a couple of people to do that and
Speaker 2: boom boom.
Speaker 4: Let's try this.
Speaker 3: Yeah you want to try this?
Speaker 2: Hey, I'm not do you watch it. I'm not trying
Speaker 2: anything because you guys got to fill out the stop
Speaker 2: and that's up to you.
Speaker 3: Okay, I mean it could be worth it. I don't know,
Speaker 3: I don't know what would I surprise that Nielsen was
Speaker 3: even like really a thing still it is. I'm surprised
Speaker 3: by the dollar bill. So yeah, I was I was on.
Speaker 2: Their list in the twenty fourteen in North Carolina. I
Speaker 2: had a Nielsen book.
Speaker 3: On that time. I know, yeah, okay, so we're gonna
Speaker 3: maybe if we saw the mail, I think we might
Speaker 3: got rid of it. But if it's still around, maybe
Speaker 3: we'll do it. We'll watch nothing but the Ocelli Radio network,
Speaker 3: livestream videos and the Uncle YouTube channel, and sometimes I'll
Speaker 3: watch gum of the movie and I'll be all that
Speaker 3: we watch, and the rating system will really be working
Speaker 3: better than.
Speaker 2: Ever, well, but at different at a different time of day.
Speaker 2: If you get the book, you can always say you
Speaker 2: were watching the local channels for the Dodger games. You know,
Speaker 2: you can fill out a bunch of stuff. If you
Speaker 2: get the book, you know, I'm only on at night live, right,
Speaker 2: And then you could say that, you know, different times
Speaker 2: a day, you're checking out different things. You can actually
Speaker 2: influence the ratings, which is hilarious because, like I said,
Speaker 2: ten thousand people, I think is what they are. You
Speaker 2: double check that, but I think that's what they count
Speaker 2: you as. It's ten thousand people.
Speaker 3: Wow. I never felt like ten thousand people ever before?
Speaker 3: Uncle have you Oh no, watch, that'd be something different.
Speaker 3: What are you looking at that? You're looking at that
Speaker 3: thing up there? It says on air?
Speaker 13: Is it?
Speaker 3: Is it one of the graphics? Yeah, okay, cool, Yeah,
Speaker 3: we're on air. It's exciting. I'm trying to make the
Speaker 3: graphics interesting. I think we're succeeding. We've got two calls
Speaker 3: so far. If anybody we still have time, If anybody
Speaker 3: else wants to call in real quick here three one
Speaker 3: nine five two seven five zero one six.
Speaker 2: Also, Ed is still on the line. Ed is still
Speaker 2: on the line. If you want me to bring him
Speaker 2: back on, I could leave him on with Jimmy, or
Speaker 2: without your choice, put.
Speaker 4: Them on with Jimmy.
Speaker 13: Yeah, let's go ahead and bring the mom with Jimmy. Now,
Speaker 13: we'll have them on so when we do, they'll have
Speaker 13: shown outs.
Speaker 4: It's easy to.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're about Yeah, we're gonna have to do shout outs.
Speaker 4: Soon, so let's have them both on.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, we'll bring Ed back up. Maybe, well, he's
Speaker 3: got me on.
Speaker 12: I just didn't have nothing to say. But I do
Speaker 12: have a reflection on your cornhole game. What it sounds
Speaker 12: like to me is maybe that is what people do now,
Speaker 12: because when I was much younger, like in the seventies eighties.
Speaker 12: I had a friend and his parents would have parties
Speaker 12: and they'd get liquored up and they played what they
Speaker 12: call what they used to call lawn darts. Now, these
Speaker 12: things had sharp points on them, and I think they're
Speaker 12: outlawed now most places. And I wonder if cornhole is
Speaker 12: the replacement of the old lawn darts.
Speaker 3: Bus.
Speaker 4: That's a possible.
Speaker 3: I never thought of that. Yeah, it could be.
Speaker 12: Because you used to have a target on the ground
Speaker 12: and they would throw these he's weighted. Uh, it was
Speaker 12: kind of like a uh, you know, a sharp pointed
Speaker 12: thing on them, and uh, you know, you're trying to
Speaker 12: shoot it in the target. And I'm sure at some
Speaker 12: point some kids got the planet and somebody got hurt,
Speaker 12: because I don't I don't think they sell lawn darts anymore.
Speaker 12: So maybe corn hole is the uh softball version of
Speaker 12: us the old lawn dart.
Speaker 2: That's Oh.
Speaker 1: We did a big best on this during the Sea
Speaker 1: Monkey episode on the Dangerous of lawn Darts.
Speaker 12: Yeah you remember, you know what I'm talking about, Jimmy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I did a lot of damage with those things.
Speaker 12: Yeah, so you're why they got their outlaw. It's all
Speaker 12: on you.
Speaker 1: Probably, Yeah, I didn't help anything. I took out a
Speaker 1: garden hose, a windshield.
Speaker 2: I can't danger. I can't let Jimmy take the fall alone,
Speaker 2: because I've seen a lawn dart penetrate black top the
Speaker 2: hood of a car. The old lawn darts landed like
Speaker 2: bullets into the ground. They were so vicious, man, I'm
Speaker 2: surprised more kids were killed by these things. They were
Speaker 2: so great. They would punch.
Speaker 12: Old bowling pan with a needle on the end of them.
Speaker 2: Kind of sort of. It was like a big like plastic,
Speaker 2: weird little like plastic like a dart, you know, the
Speaker 2: try tail, and then a heavy metal tip, distance right,
Speaker 2: heavy metal tip, and you had to grab a hold
Speaker 2: of that metal tip just right and really wing it
Speaker 2: straight up in the air, and this sucker would come
Speaker 2: straight down and it would punch a hole in anything
Speaker 2: it hit if you threw it up high enough. So
Speaker 2: it was hilarious. Now drunken adults throwing the darts. Be
Speaker 2: Pete was talking about that on my show and saying, yeah,
Speaker 2: I remember they used to throw them back and board,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, yeah, then they really sucked because they
Speaker 2: started making them out of plastic and then they were
Speaker 2: pretty much banned as a toy because they tried to
Speaker 2: safety him. And even the plastic ones were dangerous as hell,
Speaker 2: but the metal ones were deadly. Oh man, they were
Speaker 2: so great.
Speaker 12: I never played it. I just I just saw the
Speaker 12: dude's parents out in the backyard hollering and carrying on
Speaker 12: and throwing those.
Speaker 4: Things up in the air. No, several I didn't know
Speaker 4: that there was a game involved.
Speaker 1: All I know is I just seen giant darts.
Speaker 2: Ye, that's the thing I found, right. I found giant
Speaker 2: darts the same way Jimmy did. I didn't know there
Speaker 2: was a game. I didn't care. Everybody I knew threw
Speaker 2: these things to put holes and stuff, and we didn't
Speaker 2: even know there was a game.
Speaker 4: And yes, it's just like watching a game with the
Speaker 4: like a daunt board, except it's going up and again.
Speaker 2: Not a boy like I am just what it sounds like. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: I am so surprised that like more dogs and kids
Speaker 2: weren't killed with these things, really, because anywhere they land
Speaker 2: there was nothing you could do about it. And once
Speaker 2: you threw it sky high, like I said, I saw
Speaker 2: it come down and punch a hole in a you know,
Speaker 2: look in the seventies cars are made of metal. They're
Speaker 2: not plastic. You know, they're all plastic now, But a
Speaker 2: car made a metal. This thing would bang punch a
Speaker 2: hole in a hood of a steel car, no problem.
Speaker 2: So no wonder we don't have them anymore, right exactly.
Speaker 12: Probably came down into some kid's skull one time and
Speaker 12: that that was it.
Speaker 2: I think that did actually happen, That's what I'm saying,
Speaker 2: And I'm surprised more kids weren't killed by him. Sorry,
Speaker 2: but I had to get in on that with Jimmy
Speaker 2: because we did a whole like hour on this on
Speaker 2: my show, and I was like, you're kidding me. We're
Speaker 2: gonna talk Lauren Darts again.
Speaker 3: We're at cornhall. I remember the first time I saw
Speaker 3: the cornhole game was when I was going to school
Speaker 3: in Columbus, Ohio, uh walking around Ohio State University campus area.
Speaker 3: They'd be having their parties and in the front yard
Speaker 3: during the party, people would be playing the cornhole game.
Speaker 3: Like what the hell are these gooseballs doing the killing
Speaker 3: the bean bags and.
Speaker 4: Killing themselves?
Speaker 3: Well, no, this is the bean bag version. This is
Speaker 3: the light version that the new cornhole game that we're
Speaker 3: guessing replaced on darts. I think in a way it
Speaker 3: probably did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, unless you're remember seeing it run first,
Speaker 2: unless you're shoving bean bags down somebody's throat. I don't
Speaker 2: think anybody's getting killed by him. I mean really, but
Speaker 2: in Jersey you never know. But the point is that.
Speaker 12: I never heard of hole is a game until you
Speaker 12: guys brought it up. Going back, there's a whole other
Speaker 12: meaning for that term. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: That's what I was stumbling around getting ready to say,
Speaker 2: is that when I hear the word corn hole, that's
Speaker 2: not what I think of. But I've had to adapt
Speaker 2: because cornhole champion.
Speaker 4: Right, exactly, a corn hole Champion.
Speaker 3: It made sense to me because again, my first interaction
Speaker 3: with the game was a bunch of drunk people at
Speaker 3: like frat parties playing a game. It's like, of course
Speaker 3: they gave it a dumb name like that, like a
Speaker 3: perferse name, because there are a bunch of drunk weirdos
Speaker 3: play this game, and so that was.
Speaker 12: It sounds like that to play the game, you don't
Speaker 12: play it until you had a few India.
Speaker 3: Exactly.
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, they gotta have a few India before you
Speaker 13: get started.
Speaker 2: It's a drink.
Speaker 3: It's a drinking a drink.
Speaker 13: Oh, it's a drinking game, as far as I can
Speaker 13: tell you, How can it be a drink game if
Speaker 13: these things are pointing.
Speaker 2: And well, no, no, uncle, he's talking about the game
Speaker 2: with the bean bags. The lawn darts is a whole
Speaker 2: other thing, the drinking game. But people used to play both. Drinking.
Speaker 2: That's the only thing that's common here. But the lawn
Speaker 2: darts are like a thing of the past. You're not
Speaker 2: even if you find those, they're probably worth money now
Speaker 2: because they are not meant to exist.
Speaker 3: I bet they are. Yeah, it's a collector's piece, Yes,
Speaker 3: gaming history, my illegal lawn darts.
Speaker 13: I'm still thinking about them and about the drinking game,
Speaker 13: and I'm thinking about them. I get too much stuff
Speaker 13: on my mind thinking about these games you guys are
Speaker 13: talking about, and then I get into the lawn dots.
Speaker 4: And then what he was saying about the drinking game.
Speaker 4: I'm a little.
Speaker 3: Figure this as far as I'm.
Speaker 12: Concerned, an underground lawn darts thing going on, because I
Speaker 12: I used to work with these Filipino guys and they
Speaker 12: would sometimes go on the weekends down to a certain
Speaker 12: town and place and for the chicken fight, of course,
Speaker 12: which is illegal. So I wonder if you get a
Speaker 12: lawn dark underground lawn dart league, going man, wait.
Speaker 2: Wait, I gotta, I gotta do this.
Speaker 15: It's a it's a possibility.
Speaker 4: Okay, every talking about.
Speaker 2: Everybody, everybody stopped for a second. I want you to
Speaker 2: consider something. The first rule of lawn darts is you
Speaker 2: don't talk about lawn darts.
Speaker 1: That's the best idea for a comedy movie. I've heard
Speaker 1: for twenty five years, an underground lawn.
Speaker 12: And super.
Speaker 4: This dark day up was Jimmy and this whole thing tonight.
Speaker 3: Indeed it's been a going this ful the founder of
Speaker 3: the feast. Yes, indeed, yes, I mean I don't I'm
Speaker 3: the younger one here in this conversation. I suppose I
Speaker 3: don't remember seeing one Darks. I remember hearing about him,
Speaker 3: I don't remember actually seeing one, although I must have
Speaker 3: at some point. I don't recall it. I don't recall it.
Speaker 3: I really know.
Speaker 2: By the time you were by the time you were
Speaker 2: dangerous enough to be playing with stuff like this, they
Speaker 2: had already banned them, removed them, recalled them all that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, think so.
Speaker 12: But I've seen Aaron's his old t You know what
Speaker 12: did you call that? Community TV shows and stuff? You
Speaker 12: You sent me a DVD of that years ago, Aaron.
Speaker 12: And if you'd have had lawn darts back then, the
Speaker 12: stuff you were doing on those videos, somebody would have
Speaker 12: got killed. For sure.
Speaker 4: They were fiat scenes.
Speaker 12: You know what I'm talking about. That you sent me
Speaker 12: the DVD or your whatever. That was a community thing
Speaker 12: you did.
Speaker 3: That's a T shirt from it. I'll show the live people.
Speaker 3: It's a d d TV. Here's the shirt. That's funny.
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, that's it.
Speaker 3: I don't often wear this shirt.
Speaker 12: But if you'd have had long dark dude, you'd be
Speaker 12: in jail now. I think.
Speaker 15: If and why we need a movie all about these
Speaker 15: illictit long dark leagues and like.
Speaker 1: The DHS to be like spending a billion dollars to
Speaker 1: survey these people.
Speaker 2: I got another scene and have people.
Speaker 12: I got a trader.
Speaker 2: I got another scene for the movie, Jimmy, you ready,
Speaker 2: So somebody who looks just like Aaron ends up in
Speaker 2: jail And what are you in for? I'm in here
Speaker 2: for murder? What are you in for for? I burned
Speaker 2: down my grandmother's house and then I burned down every
Speaker 2: other house on the block. What are you in here for?
Speaker 2: Law and darks?
Speaker 14: That's good one lots?
Speaker 1: Do you know those things? These are dangerous?
Speaker 14: Don't you get a responsibility.
Speaker 2: And the hard way from that guy?
Speaker 12: Man he killed the guy with a lawn dark that's it.
Speaker 2: And the arsonist goes, man, you messed up and walks away.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you're very they're responsible person throwing those lawn darks.
Speaker 1: I'm seriously thick to Nick, and I mean everything about
Speaker 1: lawn darts makes me.
Speaker 14: Laugh for something, because there's just whoever came.
Speaker 1: Up with that was nuts?
Speaker 12: Well, you know jan movie like like the old real
Speaker 12: actual independent movies that they used to make your movie idea.
Speaker 12: If you to put that out back like in uh
Speaker 12: whatever around you know, twenty thirty years ago, I bet
Speaker 12: you somebody would have made a movie out of that,
Speaker 12: The Underground lawn Dark League.
Speaker 3: You know, it's similar to a lot of those weird
Speaker 3: like they made basketball and they made that one about dodgeball,
Speaker 3: and they were all those comedy movies. I could have
Speaker 3: seen it definitely being made for sure, get into that genre, yeah, weirdo.
Speaker 12: The lawn dark film would have to be rated R though,
Speaker 12: because you know there's gonna be some violence in there.
Speaker 1: Oh, and there definitely have to be, because there's gonna
Speaker 1: be all kinds of accidents and incidents involving the dark
Speaker 1: during the play.
Speaker 12: I mean, take him to the hospital for crying out.
Speaker 12: I'll go to jail. What are we gonna do? You got?
Speaker 1: You got a veterinarian.
Speaker 12: It's easy, chuck, there's like a veterinarian. What do you
Speaker 12: call it?
Speaker 1: A fired veterinarian.
Speaker 15: The dun't gout license.
Speaker 12: He's in with the league, he's the official medical teams.
Speaker 3: I'm even weapon.
Speaker 2: Didn't hand, dude, I got I got the opening scene
Speaker 2: of the movie in my head already. It's perfect. You
Speaker 2: know what it is. When we were kids, we were dangerous.
Speaker 2: Some of us were dangerous with firecrackers. You show a
Speaker 2: kid blowing off his hand, and for the rest of
Speaker 2: the movie it's the one handed friend, right, you show
Speaker 2: another kid. And sometimes we played with ninja stars. Boom,
Speaker 2: somebody gets hit in the eye with a ninja star
Speaker 2: and they try to sort that out.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: You know, as they're growing up, like in a montage,
Speaker 2: and then you know, and some of us decided to
Speaker 2: drive and drives into the side of the house.
Speaker 8: This and that.
Speaker 2: But the worst thing we ever did was get involved
Speaker 2: with the underground of lawn darts.
Speaker 14: That's it.
Speaker 2: That's the opening montage. You get it.
Speaker 12: That's perfect.
Speaker 2: I'm writing a movie right here. Okay, sorry, there we go.
Speaker 12: Okay, you got it.
Speaker 3: We got pitched this to a studio. I'm sure they'll say, yes,
Speaker 3: nuts for this. That's the obvious next step.
Speaker 4: What we got. What we got here is a weapon
Speaker 4: that we used as a game.
Speaker 13: Now, the thowing, now, the thought that this would happen,
Speaker 13: but it did with these dots.
Speaker 12: When I was in the fifth grade, I mean this
Speaker 12: other kid, we took a part a pair of the
Speaker 12: school scissors and we sharpened them up, and we we
Speaker 12: put a target on the wall in this is in Minnesota,
Speaker 12: so the schools are all indoors, and where there was
Speaker 12: a room that wasn't being used and it we would
Speaker 12: slip over there and put a target on the wall,
Speaker 12: and we would we would throw our scissors at the
Speaker 12: target that we took apart and sharpened. That he reminds
Speaker 12: me of that.
Speaker 2: Now, see you're making shanks in Minnesota. That's funny. I
Speaker 2: got one last thing, to add to it is though,
Speaker 2: and I I don't know if I can get it
Speaker 2: out without crack it up.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: All right, so the underground lawn dart scene goes on right,
Speaker 2: and then there's never mind, it doesn't matter. This whole thing,
Speaker 2: this whole premise is perfect. I'm telling you, man, we
Speaker 2: should definitely pay. This is somebody, this, this has to.
Speaker 12: Be You just gotta start writing the script. Write, start
Speaker 12: writing the story, and then we can make a script
Speaker 12: out of it. Whatever.
Speaker 1: Pretty good guy maybe, and he's got the right people
Speaker 1: to play the parts.
Speaker 2: Maybe there we go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, well I like this idea.
Speaker 4: This is good.
Speaker 13: Have an interesting night. This was interesting. Enjoy show with
Speaker 13: the daunts, action and all this kinds of stuff. I mean,
Speaker 13: this is kind of action before and Jimmy come up
Speaker 13: with these thoughts.
Speaker 3: Okay, I think it's time for shoutouts.
Speaker 12: How about that?
Speaker 13: Okay, let's have and on that post on a shout
Speaker 13: out and go to gimme shout out.
Speaker 2: You got out?
Speaker 12: Okay, First uncle, I wanted to congratulate and let you
Speaker 12: on score that last Yama motor shirt at the store. Man,
Speaker 12: I know how it feels when you get the last
Speaker 12: w and of something you've been wanting to get. There's
Speaker 12: only one, and man, you got it a good deal
Speaker 12: on that. And I'm gonna go ahead and shout out
Speaker 12: Yamamoto for starting to season off right for the Dodgers
Speaker 12: last night. So I can't think of nothing else, so
Speaker 12: I'll go baseball on it. Shout out to Yamamoto.
Speaker 3: Thank you, ed, thank you. We'll talk to you soon. Man,
Speaker 3: take it easy up there, all right, so we'll go.
Speaker 3: The next shout out would be Jimmy. Jimmy, Jimmy, who
Speaker 3: shout out.
Speaker 13: To h.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm moo. That name sounds very familiar to me.
Speaker 14: Big ship.
Speaker 3: You're shouting out to the ship Yamamoto, Jimmy, Is that right?
Speaker 1: Mighty Yamamoto. It was the biggest ship. They did a lot,
Speaker 1: but now they're on the wrong side of the ocean.
Speaker 1: So I also will shout out to Almamoto as the ship.
Speaker 4: She got with the ship.
Speaker 3: Because the Imamoto ship. All right, thank you, Jimmy got
Speaker 3: blew up. Though I'm thinking and that's a World War
Speaker 3: II reference there. I don't know for sure, but I'm guessing,
Speaker 3: thank you, Jimmy.
Speaker 2: Okay, my last thought, My last thought on the lawn
Speaker 2: darts movie. Okay is my shout out, and here it goes.
Speaker 2: You know that's you know that that movie A Christmas
Speaker 2: Story where the kid is you're gonna shoot your eye out.
Speaker 2: What you do is you kind of make a mock
Speaker 2: scene of that, and we go. We weren't punks like
Speaker 2: this kid with the bb gun. We had lawn darts.
Speaker 3: All right, I'm going Yeah, one dart shout out from shock,
Speaker 3: great game uncle. Who else thinks a shout out? Ye
Speaker 3: you me? Okay, I'll give a shout out out out
Speaker 3: to the kid who is now an adult that annoyed
Speaker 3: his neighbors in West Hollywood. They gave us the idea
Speaker 3: to make our Pokemon and Baseball card necklaces. We are
Speaker 3: right there with you now. It feels good. Shout out
Speaker 3: to you, Oko, who you got is a shout out.
Speaker 13: Shout out to every one that has been listening, and
Speaker 13: of course people and all these shout out to I'll
Speaker 13: go with Ed said shout out to Okamo, there we go, boy,
Speaker 13: excellent game that he played, wait to start?
Speaker 2: Yeah, damn?
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: And then these crazy.
Speaker 3: Dots that we are talking about, the dots, we love them.
Speaker 3: We need we need to need some more excitement money babe,
Speaker 3: they still have them. Yeah so, Uncle Theepodcast dot Com
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Speaker 13: Here the three hundred and ninety eight empisode in the
Speaker 13: books Bye Bye.
Speaker 3: With some music.
Speaker 6: In a world where lawn darts are illegal,