Speaker 1: Hey, going live, just to say I did drop the
Speaker 1: link to Aaron to see if you could connect to
Speaker 1: do a show right now. Hopefully in the near future
Speaker 1: we'll be working with Riverside as a point of connection,
Speaker 1: but for now still, I dropped a Jitsu link to
Speaker 1: Aaron and there he is.
Speaker 2: Aaron.
Speaker 1: How you doing.
Speaker 3: Do you hear me? Yeah? Can you hear me? I'm good, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I hear you. It was making me like sign in
Speaker 3: with Google, so it just took me like a little
Speaker 3: minute to do that. Yes, I'm here.
Speaker 1: They're weird little things that happen like that. Anyways, you're
Speaker 1: ready to roll right.
Speaker 3: Yes, I'm gonna start streaming actually on my I'm gonna
Speaker 3: start streaming on my YouTube. Did I tell you that
Speaker 3: that I'm doing that now now?
Speaker 1: But pretty soon?
Speaker 3: Was in my old old YouTube channel.
Speaker 2: Cool.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm to see if it works. It should work. Well,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm gonna start doing. What I'm gonna
Speaker 1: start doing in April at late is streaming onto Rumble
Speaker 1: and I'm gonna start giving everybody Riverside links instead of uh,
Speaker 1: you know, jitsy or any of these other things, and
Speaker 1: they should be more stable and better for recovering recordings
Speaker 1: even if we have internet outages and stuff. So yeah,
Speaker 1: I think that's gonna be to our advantage, and it'll
Speaker 1: just be an addition, you know. So everything that stands
Speaker 1: will still stand, but then we'll have the additional riverside
Speaker 1: and be able to send out clips and everything else.
Speaker 1: AI assisted clips. So see how that goes. Maybe that'll help. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Plus we'll be a rumble channel too. Now, yeah, it's
Speaker 1: it looks like it.
Speaker 3: It looks like it's it looks like it's working cool. Well,
Speaker 3: it looks like the it is working out kind of
Speaker 3: the houses or whatever. Well, hopefully they can just giving me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hopefully they can hear me on YouTube. And uh,
Speaker 1: if you're ready to roll, I'll play your intro and
Speaker 1: we'll roll.
Speaker 3: Okay, Uh hold on, let me let me try one
Speaker 3: thing real fast, let me sure, let me try both
Speaker 3: us again.
Speaker 1: We're a good okay, then I'm gonna kill my mic
Speaker 1: and we're gonna roll.
Speaker 3: All right, okay, cool, let's do it. The Age of ten.
Speaker 3: You are listening to the Age of Transitions. I'm your host,
Speaker 3: Aaron Franz, coming at you live this Friday night. I'd
Speaker 3: be right twenty seven to twenty twenty six. My every
Speaker 3: Friday night from the facilities of o'chelly dot com ten
Speaker 3: pm to midnight Eastern Time. First Hour, The Age Transition,
Speaker 3: Second Hour's Uncle the Broadcast. Thank you for listening live.
Speaker 3: If you are, please do consider going to o'celi dot
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Speaker 3: Also my website is the Age Age of Transition Missions
Speaker 3: dot com. You can pick up the podcast there, Man's
Speaker 3: Scientific Rise to Godhood. It's available in paperback and ebook copies.
Speaker 3: That's my book about transhumanism. Also have the Patreon campaign.
Speaker 3: Everybody who does sign up to the Patreon campaign and
Speaker 3: supports that way is helping this show continue. Doing a
Speaker 3: special series there called Looking for Truth in All the
Speaker 3: Wrong Places where I'm watching old conspiracy culture and DVDs
Speaker 3: and taking notes, honestly taking notes so that I can
Speaker 3: work on a new video series that I'm planning to post.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be an episodic series. Debating whether it should
Speaker 3: be a long form documentary or episodic. I think the
Speaker 3: episodes are gonna be the way to go. I can
Speaker 3: do like single videos and just keep putting those out.
Speaker 3: It'll be easier to do more material more often. I think,
Speaker 3: I think it'll just work better. And the exciting thing
Speaker 3: with all of that, these projects that I want to
Speaker 3: work on is that I have the old the old
Speaker 3: YouTube channel back, my old ADDTV YouTube channel is what
Speaker 3: it started as, but the Aaron Franz YouTube channel, and
Speaker 3: I did have the Age of Transitions video, the two
Speaker 3: thousand and eight hour long video. It had been posted
Speaker 3: to this channel. That wasn't the first place I posted it,
Speaker 3: but I did post it there. And I had my
Speaker 3: old videodeos that I made throughout the years. Back in
Speaker 3: the old days, really I used to do a lot
Speaker 3: of videos and I would post them to the old
Speaker 3: YouTube channel. All those videos are gone now. There's only
Speaker 3: one video that I left up there, which was one
Speaker 3: that was called why I'm Leaving YouTube. I made that
Speaker 3: back in twenty sixteen. I took down all the other
Speaker 3: videos I made that I'm like, look, this is why
Speaker 3: I'm leaving. Well, I'm back for better and for worse.
Speaker 3: I'm back with this channel and I'm live streaming right now.
Speaker 3: So I am live streaming the Age of Transitions podcast.
Speaker 3: So I'm going to use the YouTube channel for that.
Speaker 3: There's gonna be the video versions of the Age of
Speaker 3: Transitions podcasts now available there, and in addition to those
Speaker 3: other videos that I want to post, those are coming later.
Speaker 3: There will probably be more of the live streams than
Speaker 3: those actually actually, but it's something different, it's something good,
Speaker 3: So you can find if you're interested in watching a
Speaker 3: video version of the Age of Transitions podcast that is
Speaker 3: now available on the YouTube channel. It's back. But I
Speaker 3: did want to talk about the old video, the one
Speaker 3: video I had remaining until today. Now there's gonna be
Speaker 3: two videos once this live stream is up. But the
Speaker 3: old video titled why I'm Leaving YouTube twenty sixteen, and
Speaker 3: I list off reasons. It's just me talk. So when
Speaker 3: I was living in Orange, California, i made that and
Speaker 3: I still have hair in the video, so you know,
Speaker 3: it's pretty old the video. The reasons I listed for
Speaker 3: leaving YouTube at that time were primarily because my videos,
Speaker 3: especially the Age of Transitions video, but a couple others,
Speaker 3: they were getting advertisements put on top of them without
Speaker 3: me being able to do anything about it, and then
Speaker 3: the monetization from those ads wasn't going to me, it
Speaker 3: was going to whoever the copyright owner of whatever the
Speaker 3: supposed copyright stuff that got into my videos was. And
Speaker 3: typically I'm usually pretty good with copyright stuff, but with
Speaker 3: the Age of Transitions video, I did intersperse different clips
Speaker 3: of different stuff in there, so it was really weird.
Speaker 3: At one point it did say who the copyright holders were,
Speaker 3: and they were really weird names of whoever it was
Speaker 3: and whatever the material was. It was really obscure stuff.
Speaker 3: But whatever they were, the ads that were on the
Speaker 3: Age of Transitions videos they were getting, however, many cents
Speaker 3: from it, so it was just annoyed me. Like I
Speaker 3: first of all, I did not want any ads ads
Speaker 3: on my videos. I did not want ads, but I
Speaker 3: didn't have the control to take them off of these
Speaker 3: videos because the other copyright owners just automatically had them
Speaker 3: on there and there's nothing I could do about it,
Speaker 3: and that really really annoyed me. I'm like, that's enough
Speaker 3: of this. I don't have to be on here. So
Speaker 3: that was the reason why I left YouTube in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 3: I think it's a good one now that the years
Speaker 3: twenty twenty six a decade later, things are different in
Speaker 3: the YouTube landscape, for better and for worse. As we
Speaker 3: were saying, I did mention a few shows back how
Speaker 3: it would be of the history of YouTube and the
Speaker 3: various change to me a link to that three, because
Speaker 3: it has gone just from the early days of pre
Speaker 3: acquisition on the website with its its own end of days,
Speaker 3: and then Google came in and progressively things got worse
Speaker 3: and worse and worse. Imagine that. But yeah, the reasons
Speaker 3: why YouTube was bad when I left in twice sixteen
Speaker 3: are different now done this at all or I should?
Speaker 3: It's the same debate on whether I should be making
Speaker 3: any content online at all, or why anybody should. It's
Speaker 3: tough and I it's it's I. It's a constant back
Speaker 3: and forth with me of is this worth it? But
Speaker 3: the winner that internal debate is always yes, it is
Speaker 3: worth doing this, and yes we will continue doing this
Speaker 3: despite all the horrors of what we're doing in the process.
Speaker 3: And we want a simple to simplify the reason as
Speaker 3: to why YouTube is bad these day days, I think
Speaker 3: we could single out the factor of the algorithm being
Speaker 3: in control of all content throughout the entire site. Now,
Speaker 3: YouTube is not it's not original. It's not the only
Speaker 3: social media platform that does this. They all do it.
Speaker 3: They all employ their own proprietary algorithms on their platforms
Speaker 3: control how the whole thing operates. We know this now,
Speaker 3: this is just common knowledge. Algorithms on these platforms are
Speaker 3: not new. However, they keep getting more and more sophisticated,
Speaker 3: and they become more and more important. Not just to
Speaker 3: the back end of like how the site works, but
Speaker 3: now they've crept the algorithm has crept its way all
Speaker 3: the way to the forefront. We're not talking about Twitch,
Speaker 3: We're not talking about Rumble, we're not talking about anything.
Speaker 3: We're gonna just keep it to YouTube for now, Okay,
Speaker 3: to simplify things, although we could be talking about those others,
Speaker 3: but throw it aside now on YouTube. What I mean
Speaker 3: when I say that the algorithm is not just on
Speaker 3: the back end but has moved to the front, is
Speaker 3: that content, whether consciously done or not, content And honestly,
Speaker 3: mostly it's consciously done by creators. Content is crafted to
Speaker 3: serve the algorithm explicitly, in explicit terms. And this is
Speaker 3: where it is consciously done, not just subconscious. People explicitly
Speaker 3: make their media content. Creators are creating their content and
Speaker 3: the way that they're doing it is in service to
Speaker 3: the algorithm. YouTube's algorithm. And if you go onto YouTube,
Speaker 3: they're saying, do you want five hundred thousand subscribers in
Speaker 3: a month?
Speaker 4: Do this?
Speaker 3: The guy's making those videos, they all you watch any
Speaker 3: of those videos, They were like, the algorithm is doing this,
Speaker 3: it's doing this. You have to set these settings. You
Speaker 3: have to do this. You have to make sure you
Speaker 3: make your title like this. Your content has to be
Speaker 3: made with this. Make sure you don't do this, don't
Speaker 3: do that, don't do this this, don't do this, this
Speaker 3: is this that or this, this or that? Did you
Speaker 3: get that list of things that it's gives They give
Speaker 3: this specific list of things that you are to do
Speaker 3: and not to do, and every single one of those
Speaker 3: things is in service to the algorithm, because if you
Speaker 3: don't do that, you become in You by default are invisible.
Speaker 3: You will not be found on YouTube. The way that
Speaker 3: the platform works now is much different than it was
Speaker 3: back in twenty sixteen, and certainly back when it was
Speaker 3: in like two thousand and four, two thousand and three
Speaker 3: that the site started, I think, but you better believe
Speaker 3: it's way different than that. But yeah, it's so explicitly
Speaker 3: we are serving the algorithm. Everybody knows this common knowledge age.
Speaker 3: There's many videos on the subject matter of this of
Speaker 3: what you are to do and what you're not to do.
Speaker 3: And what's really fascinating throughout this whole uh muleau that
Speaker 3: we're in online as content creators and content consumers, both
Speaker 3: of us. What's interesting is how little this is called
Speaker 3: into question like it is. I mean, don't get me wrong,
Speaker 3: I'm not the only guy who's complaining about algorithms and
Speaker 3: what they're doing to us. That's beyond the stretch of
Speaker 3: the truth. However, you know, through all this talk of
Speaker 3: we have to do this, your content has to be this,
Speaker 3: what do you even thinking if you're if you're not
Speaker 3: doing these things, you're just you're wasting your time. It
Speaker 3: just seems like where is the conversation of I'm struggling
Speaker 3: to start the conversation. I'm like, well, what is the alternative?
Speaker 3: There is no alternative anymore, that's the thing. And I
Speaker 3: guess this is kind of with the term alternative that
Speaker 3: harkens back to alternative media. It's the same word, right.
Speaker 3: That's the world that I kind of crawled up out
Speaker 3: of as a content creator was what was at one
Speaker 3: point described as the alternative media. Well, there are no
Speaker 3: alternatives anymore. If you're online, you're on these social media platforms,
Speaker 3: you have to be. If you're a content creator, you
Speaker 3: have to be. And if you are content creating on
Speaker 3: these platforms, you have to serve the algorithm or you're
Speaker 3: So that's why there really isn't a conversation. I guess, right,
Speaker 3: because because uh, you know, it's it's a dead end.
Speaker 3: It's like, well, it's a non conversation. It's like, if
Speaker 3: you don't like the algorithms, go away. I guess right.
Speaker 3: And there's a there's no there's no option there. You
Speaker 3: just have to deal with it. And I don't know
Speaker 3: if I really want to get deep into all the
Speaker 3: things that the algorithm does. But I mean, you have
Speaker 3: to be super niche and you have to always be
Speaker 3: talking about particularly you always have to be like, like
Speaker 3: on topic. It's really fascinating how the algorithm is coercing
Speaker 3: us into creating this weird online super ego for ourselves
Speaker 3: that we must make maintain at all costs. And if
Speaker 3: we deviate, if we have some sort of original thought,
Speaker 3: that makes us appear as though we're not the same
Speaker 3: exact person anymore. That's a big problem because wait a minute,
Speaker 3: this is the channel about baking cakes with children's easy
Speaker 3: bake ovens. And if you ever make any other content
Speaker 3: that's outside of that, what, No, you can't even do
Speaker 3: a video about and a regular oven that you use
Speaker 3: in your kitchen, like an actual size oven, that's not
Speaker 3: a toy. That would just ruin your channel. What were
Speaker 3: your thinking? You did the latest LG oven a review
Speaker 3: of it. What were you thinking? You're outside your niche
Speaker 3: And and you know, this is interesting coming from the
Speaker 3: guy whose material is pretty super niche. Actually I kind
Speaker 3: of was from the beginning. I was doing weird canspiracy
Speaker 3: culture content about specifically the topic of transhumanism and converging
Speaker 3: technologies and how they are, you know, how they fit
Speaker 3: into conspiracy culture. That this is Anybody selling this idea
Speaker 3: is in on a transhumanist agenda, so to speak. You know,
Speaker 3: so I ought to be praising this. I ought to be.
Speaker 3: I mean, I have all people kind of seem like
Speaker 3: I fit the bill for what the algorithm wants. I
Speaker 3: got super specific weird topic that I cover, So I
Speaker 3: so I'm convincing myself that this is all good. Actually,
Speaker 3: so I guess this is all a good thing. So
Speaker 3: just forget all that I complaining I might have been
Speaker 3: doing at the beginning of the show. There, I take
Speaker 3: it all back. It's all good. This is gonna be great.
Speaker 3: I can't wait to make content again. That's gonna be exciting.
Speaker 3: And yeah, no, in all honesty, it will be it'll
Speaker 3: be cool to have the video version. We'll see what
Speaker 3: we can do, and it'll be good just to make
Speaker 3: videos again. But I am you know me, if if
Speaker 3: I if I get an idea, I'm gonna do it.
Speaker 3: It's like, if something is inspiring and I think it
Speaker 3: in any way fits into the age of transitions, I'm
Speaker 3: just gonna make it if I'm able to put it
Speaker 3: out there. So I just it seems like through all
Speaker 3: the service to the algorithm, that just the creative process.
Speaker 3: It's it's not the same and and and and the
Speaker 3: way that uh, the way that content works too, that
Speaker 3: that it's fed by the algorithm. It's it's always about
Speaker 3: new stuff. You have to keep it new, new, new,
Speaker 3: new new new, So you have to keep making different things.
Speaker 3: But I'm not gonna get in here and complain about
Speaker 3: all the different reasons why YouTube might be annoying. Now
Speaker 3: we do have to realize how far along we really
Speaker 3: are though, when it comes to all of this stuff,
Speaker 3: the YouTube, the content creation, making videos online, and yeah,
Speaker 3: just how much different things are now. And we have
Speaker 3: to understand with this concept of the algorithm is shaping
Speaker 3: the content what that does in terms of if we're
Speaker 3: talking about the concept of medium manipulation now in conspiracy culture.
Speaker 3: In prior years, the concept of media manipulation revolved around
Speaker 3: the idea that there is a controlling, dominant minority of
Speaker 3: people who have gained access and control ownership over the
Speaker 3: mainstream media channels, and through ownership of those they sway
Speaker 3: public opinion and they manipulate narratives in the to direct
Speaker 3: the public consciousness forward with different agendas. And it's not
Speaker 3: that that was never true. It was, it is true,
Speaker 3: and it's not that it's not true now it is.
Speaker 3: And in fact, if we're talking about media consolidation, that
Speaker 3: only gets worse and worse all the time, the same
Speaker 3: few people gobbling up more and more different sorts of media.
Speaker 3: Old and Neil, I'm always talking about this on the
Speaker 3: show Ellison. Ellison is in the news. And now with
Speaker 3: the Netflix and the Warner Brothers and strong arming his
Speaker 3: way into the Warner Brothers acquisition, Paramount and his son.
Speaker 3: So if we want to look at the old alternative
Speaker 3: take on media manipulation, is it was correct. It still is.
Speaker 3: But on top of that, there's another layer of media
Speaker 3: manipulation now and it's becoming more and more autonomous all
Speaker 3: the time. And that would just be the machine aspect
Speaker 3: of this, the engineered back end technological algorithmic side to media.
Speaker 3: Now that media is moving into the digital space more
Speaker 3: and more every passing second, the old analog ways of
Speaker 3: doing things are being pushed further and further into the
Speaker 3: rearview mirror. The more that things like the algorithm, just
Speaker 3: through a matter of course, do take control over the
Speaker 3: entire thing. And so that's why you start seeing all
Speaker 3: these different niche channels of the gurus telling you how
Speaker 3: to serve the algorithm. Of course you do, because that's
Speaker 3: the name of the game. Now. So control over media
Speaker 3: is being perfected in the same way that technique itself
Speaker 3: is perfected. And I say that as Jacques Jacquelo explains
Speaker 3: that in his book The Technological Society. So if you
Speaker 3: read that, you know what I mean. Technique and if
Speaker 3: you haven't, I guess I'll just you know, try to
Speaker 3: explain that real quick technique is essentially just technology itself.
Speaker 3: The act of a technique is just a way of
Speaker 3: getting a particular task done, and technique is expressed through
Speaker 3: technology because technology is the means by which to do
Speaker 3: all these various tasks better and better. You make new technologies.
Speaker 3: Technology is technique. So as time goes on, the technique
Speaker 3: keeps perfecting, It keeps getting more and more there's perfecting itself.
Speaker 3: So there's almost like a logic to it, like the
Speaker 3: process of the perfection of technique is this not ending thing.
Speaker 3: It keeps going in the direction of being more and
Speaker 3: more efficient, and so me yeah, absolutely is a technique
Speaker 3: and that's what's happening. It's the technological side of media,
Speaker 3: the digital space. The back end of it keeps getting
Speaker 3: more and more complex, yes, but it keeps being developed
Speaker 3: to perfect itself until it and it I don't know
Speaker 3: if there is a point that this happened happens, but
Speaker 3: just really all the while what's going on is technique
Speaker 3: is perfecting itself to its own ends. And so this
Speaker 3: definitely fits into the AI conversation Autonomous systems, all things automated,
Speaker 3: all things AI is almost like the expression of this
Speaker 3: technical process and technique perfecting itself to its own ends,
Speaker 3: getting to the point where it begins to be able
Speaker 3: to literally perfect itself. It doesn't need the technicians doing
Speaker 3: it in the laboratories anymore. It is its own technician,
Speaker 3: and it writes its own code, It alters and edits itself,
Speaker 3: all for the purpose of becoming better at whatever it
Speaker 3: is it's doing. Now, what is it doing? What is
Speaker 3: media doing to us? Well, that's not a simple answer.
Speaker 3: It's doing any number of things. It's doing a whole lot.
Speaker 3: It's doing a number on us. Even if you want
Speaker 3: to just say it's there for entertainment, to keep us
Speaker 3: entertained and nothing more, that gets real interesting, real quick,
Speaker 3: because if we think about from a technical standpoint, it's like,
Speaker 3: how do you best perfect a technique of keeping somebody
Speaker 3: entertained well income. In the social media wizards, they've done
Speaker 3: study after study to perfect the technique of their platforms,
Speaker 3: and everybody knows this story well of ways to essentially
Speaker 3: make their products addictive so that people never leave. They
Speaker 3: keep pressing the like button to release the serotonin. The
Speaker 3: dopamine rush in your brain, and they scientifically study all
Speaker 3: this stuff, so it's a biofeedback loop. They have us
Speaker 3: on that they full well know about and exploit for
Speaker 3: what to keep us entertained, But they have their own
Speaker 3: ulterior motives, obviously ad revenue and things more nefarious than that.
Speaker 3: So it's pretty interesting to think about the ways that
Speaker 3: the media landscape is changing, and not just that it
Speaker 3: is changing, but absolutely how it's changing, and how might
Speaker 3: media be fitting into this story of autonomy and autonomous systems.
Speaker 3: How does the algorithm fit into this that we know
Speaker 3: is there and that we have to know it's there,
Speaker 3: we're serving it. At what point does the algorithm I
Speaker 3: don't think it's ever going to become sentient. I think
Speaker 3: that's the wrong way to think about it. But at
Speaker 3: one point does it really just become fully automated? And
Speaker 3: then what are we even doing? Has it already happened
Speaker 3: and to what extent has it already happened? These are
Speaker 3: difficult questions even answer. At this point it starts getting
Speaker 3: into philosophical territory, just trying to pick apart what social
Speaker 3: media platforms are now, what they are, how they work.
Speaker 3: It's absolutely an esoteric study because we're not allowed to
Speaker 3: know what the algorithm is. Once again, proprietary property there
Speaker 3: property of the alphabet corporation. We're talking about YouTube, we're
Speaker 3: not allowed to look at it. I guess that's all. Well,
Speaker 3: I'm good, But at the same time, it's a little
Speaker 3: disturbing too, and it does sets the stage for the
Speaker 3: existence of a de facto priesthood. Those would be the
Speaker 3: ones that know the answers to all these esoteric questions
Speaker 3: you might have on this topic. How does the algorithm work,
Speaker 3: what's it doing in this instance?
Speaker 5: And that.
Speaker 3: Why is it that this particular YouTuber is doing so
Speaker 3: well speaking about the algorithm though, like what did they
Speaker 3: do that appeased it? And so the priests would have
Speaker 3: the knowledge of they would have the answers to that,
Speaker 3: or at least the best answers that one could have.
Speaker 3: As esoteric topics tend to be, they get to be
Speaker 3: a little difficult to pin down sometimes. But also the
Speaker 3: same question, when does the priesthood take a backseat to
Speaker 3: the creation. We're getting into the creation and the creator
Speaker 3: esoteric story there too. One point, at one point does
Speaker 3: the uh the creation become alive and in control of
Speaker 3: its of itself. So these are all just fun things
Speaker 3: to think about when we're making YouTube videos about how
Speaker 3: to be good at YouTube, among other things, or whatever
Speaker 3: our niche happens to be. Mine I think is about
Speaker 3: conspiracy culture, transhumanism videos. Maybe until it's not until I
Speaker 3: decided to make something different. I really ruined my whole
Speaker 3: channel because of it. But we'll see what happens. The
Speaker 3: last week's show, I was talking about artificial synchronicities. I
Speaker 3: was trying to figure out whether I experienced an artificial
Speaker 3: synchronicity in my life, just my boring, mundane, everyday life.
Speaker 3: And I still don't know if it was artificial or
Speaker 3: natural synchronicity. I don't want to say that it doesn't
Speaker 3: matter which one it was, but we are at a
Speaker 3: point now where the tech is able to produce artificial synchronicities. Absolutely,
Speaker 3: it would be a good debate to have whether that
Speaker 3: process is an intentional one or not. Are these platforms
Speaker 3: made to induce these different I don't know about if
Speaker 3: altered states is a correct term, but peak experience, right,
Speaker 3: that's that's one of the terms that people have used.
Speaker 3: What's what's the one writer's name? He would use the
Speaker 3: term peak experience the guy who wrote The Outsider. But
Speaker 3: you know, these different things such as synchronousy, these things
Speaker 3: that have an almost metaphysical quality in life that are
Speaker 3: intuition and things like this, the things that we cannot
Speaker 3: pin down and yet we know are there, we know
Speaker 3: they're real, we experience it. But when you try to
Speaker 3: explain exactly the inner workings of that where it gets
Speaker 3: a little difficult. And if you want to, you can build.
Speaker 3: You can go into find detail pretending to explain to
Speaker 3: us things, and you can start up your own cult.
Speaker 3: And many people have been successful doing that. So if
Speaker 3: you're interested in that sort of thing, that's what you do, okay.
Speaker 3: But now those sorts of things that, if you wanted to,
Speaker 3: you could call metaphysical or whatever whatever we want to
Speaker 3: call that aspect of human existence, it seems as though,
Speaker 3: and I would say it definitely has been, that those
Speaker 3: things are now being emulated in our digital life. These
Speaker 3: systems are evoking that part of us. It's evoking these
Speaker 3: experiences within us. And then back to that same question,
Speaker 3: is this being done purposely if so, by who, by
Speaker 3: the owners of these systems, or is it that weird
Speaker 3: area where the system is just doing it as technique
Speaker 3: is perfecting itself, and so the system is doing it
Speaker 3: to its own ends, which is horrifying to think about,
Speaker 3: but may well be the real truth. So do you
Speaker 3: see where I'm going with all of this. These are
Speaker 3: the sorts of things that I hope somebody else is
Speaker 3: thinking about out there. I have to imagine they are.
Speaker 3: Perhaps I should invite some guests who are if anybody knows, specifically,
Speaker 3: if anybody's talking along these lines about these weird sort
Speaker 3: of ideas, just send me an email and let me
Speaker 3: know who is, and I'd gladly have them on as
Speaker 3: a guest on the show. To get some guests. That
Speaker 3: will have some guests. It's been a while since I have,
Speaker 3: but they will be here. And as I'm making this,
Speaker 3: I'm thinking about, you know, what I could do with
Speaker 3: the graphics on the video end with a guest, So
Speaker 3: that'll be a fun thing to work on. So not
Speaker 3: to worry everybody, this is not going to always be
Speaker 3: just the solo show and me talking and nothing else.
Speaker 3: I will have guests on here and I want to
Speaker 3: and I will, and I have had in the past
Speaker 3: many different guests, lots of really great ones. I've been
Speaker 3: able to talk to a lot of really cool people
Speaker 3: over the years, and I want to be able to
Speaker 3: continue to do that. And in spite of all of
Speaker 3: that is disturbing, We're going to press on anyway, and
Speaker 3: we're gonna do what we can. And if we go nowhere,
Speaker 3: back to the algorithm them again, if we get shot
Speaker 3: down by it for our misbehavior, then you know, maybe
Speaker 3: that's a good thing too. Maybe it's good not to
Speaker 3: be rewarded by this system. Maybe that would, you know,
Speaker 3: in itself, be a victory. I got no new subscribers today.
Speaker 3: I got three views in total across the entire channel.
Speaker 3: These sorts of things that sound like abject failures, maybe
Speaker 3: if we're thinking about things a different way, maybe they're not.
Speaker 3: And so that's I don't know if I'm fully coming
Speaker 3: from that point of view all the time in the
Speaker 3: making of this media. But what I'm going to do
Speaker 3: is say, you know, as I always have say, you know,
Speaker 3: come what may, we're gonna do things our way, going
Speaker 3: to put this out, and if it goes nowhere, not
Speaker 3: only is that okay once again, perhaps that's evidence that
Speaker 3: we're doing the right thing. No, No, It's not like
Speaker 3: the algorithm's going to just jump in and start having
Speaker 3: a conversation with us. It's not how it works. So
Speaker 3: so that's until it does, right, is that the Is
Speaker 3: it going to be the agentic ai revolution where the
Speaker 3: algorithm is represented by a live chatbot that I can
Speaker 3: talk to on the podcast. I can just call it in,
Speaker 3: I can prompt it on anytime I want to just
Speaker 3: call out to it and it pops in as a guest.
Speaker 3: So my guests would just be you know, in this case,
Speaker 3: I'd want to talk to the YouTube algorithm and it
Speaker 3: would be done through the Google's proprietor carry chatbot system,
Speaker 3: which I forget the name of it. I know that
Speaker 3: there are several of them. Gemini. Gemini was a thing
Speaker 3: that Lemoyne was working on, right. I can't keep up
Speaker 3: with the names of their products. It really doesn't even matter.
Speaker 3: Do have a esoteric significance in their names? Gemini? But
Speaker 3: you know what else is new priesthood? After all? Yeah?
Speaker 3: And you know, questions like will it be is it appropriate?
Speaker 3: And is it comical and good to see the possibly
Speaker 3: the priesthood be defrocked by the system itself. That could
Speaker 3: be funny at least maybe for a minute, until the
Speaker 3: system starts doing even more terrible things to the rest
Speaker 3: of us. Then you know, it wouldn't be so funny
Speaker 3: anymore at that point. So, uh, the Age of Transitions.
Speaker 3: We are in it, we're living in it, we're living
Speaker 3: through it. This is what the show is. It is
Speaker 3: the Age of Transitions, and we're just doing our best
Speaker 3: to understand where we are because it's constantly the ground
Speaker 3: is moving underneath us. That's there's not really solid to
Speaker 3: hold on two, which is creating so many of the
Speaker 3: price different tantrums, things like the culture wars that are
Speaker 3: used in turn as propping it's really us playing make
Speaker 3: believe with ourselves and the nightmare of the loss of
Speaker 3: control that is our reality right now. Pretending that we
Speaker 3: can have control through these imagined ideas of our world
Speaker 3: and what it was, what it should be, what we
Speaker 3: can make it, and like the like the different creation
Speaker 3: myths of old that harken back to the Lost Age,
Speaker 3: like the Atlantis myth, we can pretend that we can
Speaker 3: make America grade again by reinstating a vision of what
Speaker 3: we believe to be nineteen fifties Americana. We can have
Speaker 3: a trad wife, we can pay our kids' way through
Speaker 3: college by working in a factory job. The dad the
Speaker 3: tradwife better not be working because that's not part of
Speaker 3: this religion. And so yeah, to anybody who hasn't noticed
Speaker 3: yet that all of that myth making has been used
Speaker 3: as propaganda against anybody who will buy into it. I
Speaker 3: don't know how you found this show, because because that's
Speaker 3: a topic that's been near and dear to me for
Speaker 3: a while. It's just pointing the fact of that nonsense out.
Speaker 3: And this is getting back to the way that the
Speaker 3: algorithm manipulates us too. It's been manipulating us for a
Speaker 3: long time now. Maybe now we're moving off of YouTube
Speaker 3: and we're not specifically talking about that anymore, but we
Speaker 3: are kind of talking about the broader social media channels
Speaker 3: and their different proprietary algorithms. They're all doing the same
Speaker 3: thing as a whole, and this gets back to the
Speaker 3: perfection of the system as a whole, the system perhaps
Speaker 3: coming alive and subsuming all of us and what used
Speaker 3: to be human, even like the biological aspects of being human,
Speaker 3: not individually, but as a human species, the very genetic
Speaker 3: reality of humanity is being called into question. It's being
Speaker 3: falling into obsolescence via this weird biofeedback loop we have
Speaker 3: with the artificial world that we created. But every moment
Speaker 3: becomes more and more out of hand. And yes, hand
Speaker 3: is a esoteric thing. It is our bodies tool to
Speaker 3: shape the world. The opposable thumb one of the things
Speaker 3: that sets us apart from the primates. I bet they
Speaker 3: wish they had one of these things. They don't, but
Speaker 3: it's awful, useful that we have one. It got us
Speaker 3: this far. But I don't know if we're gonna be
Speaker 3: giving thumbs up up on what happens to us next
Speaker 3: in this grand story that we absolutely were the authors of.
Speaker 3: But it's a collaborative group project, and the collaborators are
Speaker 3: the creation itself more and more on a day to
Speaker 3: day basis, we'll see how things work out. Once again,
Speaker 3: it's really impossible to know the specifics, and I don't
Speaker 3: think we need to. We don't need to be some
Speaker 3: sort of perfect profits up here saying exactly what's going
Speaker 3: to happen in the future, although it's not even that
Speaker 3: hard to do in a lot of regards to pick
Speaker 3: out different specific details of what we're going to experience
Speaker 3: on the bumpy road ahead. Some things are just obvious,
Speaker 3: while the things I've been talking about for years and
Speaker 3: years and years are now news stories used to would
Speaker 3: get laughed. Automation, the automation of human labor, different forms
Speaker 3: of human labor being displaced by artificial intelligence systems. That's
Speaker 3: a really huge conversation now. I was talking about that
Speaker 3: on blog talk radio fifteen years ago, how that these
Speaker 3: automated systems would come in and start automating all sorts
Speaker 3: of different labor tasks in the economy, and most likely
Speaker 3: all kinds of different jobs would be done by autonomous
Speaker 3: systems instead of humans. At some point, the economy would
Speaker 3: take on a whole new It would just have to
Speaker 3: reach structure itself because human labor would dwindle born more.
Speaker 3: There was a report that was released this past week
Speaker 3: about that too, that made a lot of headlines. Forget
Speaker 3: who put it out, but I mean that was basically
Speaker 3: the gist of it was that these agentic ais are
Speaker 3: going to start replacing all sorts of different all different
Speaker 3: kinds of jobs. And so you're not a crazy person
Speaker 3: anymore when you talk about that kind of stuff. It's
Speaker 3: just it's a real question, and once again nobody knows
Speaker 3: the answer of how this is exactly going to work out,
Speaker 3: but we all know at this point that something is
Speaker 3: going to give, that the autonomous systems aren't just some
Speaker 3: sort of flash in the pan thing that are automatically
Speaker 3: going to go away because of the AI bubble. Not
Speaker 3: that the AI bubble from an economic standpoint is not
Speaker 3: a real thing. It is, but technologically we've reached a
Speaker 3: point where these systems are able to do too much,
Speaker 3: you might say, and there's no going backward there unless
Speaker 3: perhaps the ecological toll is just too much that we
Speaker 3: do literally just destroy the world in pursuit of this,
Speaker 3: which is one of the darker aspects and it is
Speaker 3: a real aspect to this. In service to the machine,
Speaker 3: we creating all of the infrastructure like the data centers,
Speaker 3: and all of the power generation that goes along with that,
Speaker 3: and all of the ecological degradation that comes along with
Speaker 3: that project of just needing so much electricity, literally generating
Speaker 3: so much heat, which is kind kind of fascinating to
Speaker 3: think about from a literal and symbolic standpoint. At the
Speaker 3: same time, these systems perfecting themselves require a physical and
Speaker 3: first heat it's as if we're emulating the sun, you know,
Speaker 3: albeit in our limited capacity. This is the way that
Speaker 3: we do it, and it literally creates heat. But if
Speaker 3: you want to talk about the in search of enlightenment
Speaker 3: and the light and knowledge and pursuit of knowledge and intellect,
Speaker 3: furthering intellect through mechanical means, it gets fascinating to think
Speaker 3: about from that point of view, something that I've been
Speaker 3: doing for a long time as well, thinking along those
Speaker 3: ends when it comes to this stuff, because probably that's
Speaker 3: the most important way we should to be thinking about this.
Speaker 3: Because we can't pick out specific details of what's going
Speaker 3: to happen next week, we can generally say that the
Speaker 3: economy is going to change due to autonomous systems. Whose
Speaker 3: job is going first? What day is it going to happen?
Speaker 3: What industry is going to fall first? Is it gonna
Speaker 3: be middle management that goes because clearly all their tasks
Speaker 3: can be automated by the crappy chatbots they already have,
Speaker 3: the lms they already have, so why the hell are
Speaker 3: they even still around? Or is it going to be
Speaker 3: the labor displaced by humanoid robebots because they can articulate
Speaker 3: a moving better than a human, they're stronger, they're cheaper,
Speaker 3: and blah blah blah. That's a whole lot of whatever.
Speaker 3: What's more fascinating is trying to think about what this
Speaker 3: all means. We could drop back to the prescribed nihilistic
Speaker 3: reaction that feels like what we're supposed to have. So
Speaker 3: often it's like we're supposed to have this nihilistic reactive,
Speaker 3: go into the state where we just throw our hands
Speaker 3: up and go, you know, none of this means anything anyway,
Speaker 3: so whatever, and we just sort of, you know, crawl
Speaker 3: into our holes and let artifice take its course. It
Speaker 3: seems like we're encouraged to go that direction. Once again,
Speaker 3: the question pops up, who's doing the encouraging. Is it
Speaker 3: the media manipulators of the human variety which is insidious,
Speaker 3: or is it the media manipulator of the technical variety.
Speaker 3: I don't know if insidious is even the right word.
Speaker 3: Downright horrifying what we think about things from that point
Speaker 3: of view, but we need to start thinking that. So
Speaker 3: we live in interesting days here, and we have a
Speaker 3: lot to think about. So podcast is, you know, not
Speaker 3: a bad way to go. There's a lots so much
Speaker 3: to talk about, I'll have to watch the YouTube videos
Speaker 3: that tell me what I need to be talking about
Speaker 3: so that I am creating content the right way. And
Speaker 3: I promise the next episode I will I will have
Speaker 3: returned after have doing that, So it's gonna be a
Speaker 3: real good show next time. Guess. No, guest, you know
Speaker 3: I'm gonna do it right. I'm gonna have the full
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Speaker 6: the baseball cards. We have program putting him together.
Speaker 3: Yeah, how's that going?
Speaker 5: I got some a load of doubles of Woody and
Speaker 5: what was the other guy's name, Woody? You have you
Speaker 5: have a double card baseball card of Woody of.
Speaker 6: Of of a cardinal. Uh the second basement.
Speaker 3: Oh, you're you're talking about Ozzie.
Speaker 6: Ozzie Smith. I got a copy of him for sale.
Speaker 4: I got.
Speaker 6: A couple of.
Speaker 3: But they well, people are gonna want to go to
Speaker 3: the TikTok page Uncle the podcast on TikTok and follow
Speaker 3: because there's all sorts of videos we already made of
Speaker 3: these baseball cards, and there's going to be more. So
Speaker 3: we'll see what we have. Uncle's willing to buy or trade,
Speaker 3: not really well by not buy, but seller trade. We're
Speaker 3: not looking to buy them, we're looking to sell.
Speaker 6: Somebody wants to switch on to switch me. I'll go
Speaker 6: with that too.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so that'd be making the trades. You might trade
Speaker 3: cards depending on what you have, or maybe sell off
Speaker 3: a certain card for the right price. Oh, Uncle, on
Speaker 3: the baseball card thing, I got a suggestion in the
Speaker 3: tictac comments we had Coolly Coolly does follow us on
Speaker 3: TikTok and we follow him and he was suggesting, Yeah, Cooley,
Speaker 3: is they are on TikTok. He dropped in the comments
Speaker 3: section of one of your baseball card videos, and he
Speaker 3: suggested that you don't put rubber bands on your baseball cards.
Speaker 6: That's what I figured it was that you knew, you
Speaker 6: knew he would tell you that I say something about that.
Speaker 6: They all rushed it out. Anyway. I took him out
Speaker 6: when I checked him out.
Speaker 3: The rubber band, Well, the bands are gone. So the
Speaker 3: rubber bands were only on there for decades and decades
Speaker 3: and decades.
Speaker 6: They rested it out.
Speaker 3: It's negligible.
Speaker 6: They're gone anyway now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, so now the dry roder rubber bands have
Speaker 3: pressed it away and become dirt.
Speaker 6: It was something that he would mention.
Speaker 3: So that's that was his little pointer his training cards.
Speaker 3: Pro tip to you all. All. I didn't know about that,
Speaker 3: but I didn't need to be careful of those rubber
Speaker 3: bands on the training cards.
Speaker 7: Well, it's the ones that I'm switching over, Tom, I'm
Speaker 7: swamping or trading or whatever they want to do. Those
Speaker 7: are the ones that were nighted with the bands on them.
Speaker 3: We gotta be careful with these cards, but not the
Speaker 3: good ones.
Speaker 6: The good ones. Doing a pack of boxes. I got
Speaker 6: it John on one of them. It's a set.
Speaker 5: See the I got sets of them, lots of sets,
Speaker 5: sets of them, sets of sets.
Speaker 3: That was one of the videos of all the sets
Speaker 3: that you had. I don't remember. We've got like four
Speaker 3: videos at least now, of those card videos that we've done.
Speaker 6: Any what's the comment on the on the tic tac
Speaker 6: any following?
Speaker 3: We we keep getting followers, we keep getting new followers
Speaker 3: in the tim as a whole. The TikTok pages doing good.
Speaker 3: The trading cards aren't our most popular videos. They know
Speaker 3: they are not, but we have had we have had
Speaker 3: people in the car meant section on them a little bit,
Speaker 3: so they're not too bad. Uh, Like I was saying,
Speaker 3: Coolie was saying no rubber bands. But other people are
Speaker 3: just saying sort of stuff like uncle flexing the cards
Speaker 3: and things like this. So people do enjoy it. So
Speaker 3: it's it's it's not too bad. I would say your
Speaker 3: food videos are very popular top of those that we
Speaker 3: know about the food, So those those are popular. I've
Speaker 3: done pretty good. Oh, we've got people in that. We've
Speaker 3: got people in the tic tac chat. We got to
Speaker 3: respond to them. Oh it's uh, it's my wife. Let's
Speaker 3: just be honest about she's in there, and she's saying,
Speaker 3: sell the cards. I want to set you up. TikTok.
Speaker 3: She's she's talking about, just sell the cards. I think
Speaker 3: it's what's going on there.
Speaker 2: You what this is?
Speaker 6: Sh kid doesn't even know about She doesn't as much
Speaker 6: as mine do. So I'm going to sew them almost freedom.
Speaker 6: They didn't matter. I got a load of them. I
Speaker 6: got a load of him my cases.
Speaker 7: Get rid of all the empty, all the old or
Speaker 7: the loose ones, those are gone.
Speaker 6: Those ain't gonna get rid of them.
Speaker 3: Just to lose the single ones, the single ones. I mean,
Speaker 3: you're gonna get rid of those.
Speaker 6: It's more they want to trade him with me. It's
Speaker 6: difficult to know what has people not looking at him yet.
Speaker 6: That's the problem here. You're saying, get rid of the cards.
Speaker 6: Just get rid of the cards.
Speaker 7: If they don't, if they don't, uh look at him,
Speaker 7: but deciding to see.
Speaker 3: Them, they need. We need to do some videos where
Speaker 3: we show each individual card, like here's this card, here's
Speaker 3: this card. Maybe just flip through a bunch of cards.
Speaker 3: Then people can see specifically what we have and they
Speaker 3: can be like, oh that's a good one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you haven't done any of those yet you show
Speaker 1: them up close and then you say, look, this is
Speaker 1: the condition this is in. Right, some people will buy
Speaker 1: something that's a little banged up, and some people don't
Speaker 1: buy anything that's banged up. So those rubber bands could
Speaker 1: cost you because.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I know, I got I got rid of
Speaker 6: oh them. I opened it up and it was all
Speaker 6: rusted out. Anyways, A band it.
Speaker 3: So you're agreeing with Cooley, said Chuck about the rubber bands?
Speaker 1: Is that oh yeah, that does nothing but damage. But
Speaker 1: I mean in the old days, we didn't know, you know,
Speaker 1: you just did. You didn't think of them as having
Speaker 1: any big value, you know, like you.
Speaker 6: Mentioned wanting at that time, they want at that time.
Speaker 1: You mentioned Ozzie Smith. Now what year is that card from.
Speaker 1: That's another thing.
Speaker 3: Well there were a couple of different Ausi Smith cards,
Speaker 3: a couple of them. Yeah, so I have a couple
Speaker 3: of I'll be different years, different years.
Speaker 6: Ye see.
Speaker 1: But if you got like a nineteen eighty Ausie Smith,
Speaker 1: that's worth a lot of money, you know, But you
Speaker 1: could have multies and nineties and it's not worth much
Speaker 1: at all the dollar most you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: It depends.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Well we've gotta look. What we're gonna have to
Speaker 6: do then is look at the years of them. That's
Speaker 6: what we have to do. Name it something to do,
Speaker 6: got something to do? Dan Boy started looking through again
Speaker 6: and see for the year.
Speaker 1: It's the year and the condition the condition too, because
Speaker 1: I mean if they got marks on them from where
Speaker 1: the rubber bands were, that that knocks the You know,
Speaker 1: you could have a thousand dollars card, but if it
Speaker 1: had rubber band marks on it on all four sides,
Speaker 1: you know, it turns into one hundred dollars. Oh no,
Speaker 1: you know you get ten cents on the dollar if
Speaker 1: you damage it too much, you know, or how much
Speaker 1: is scratched on the picture, or if they had gum
Speaker 1: marks on it, because you know, gum used to come
Speaker 1: in the packs.
Speaker 7: Don't think they hand it on Pence those that I
Speaker 7: know of, and they he didn't have bands on him.
Speaker 6: Bonjie Smith, but but they had but they had these
Speaker 6: stubbles that I had, the mother bands on doubles that
Speaker 6: I had.
Speaker 3: That was all.
Speaker 17: No, there's still there were something Yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Mean, yeah, yeah, everything is going to have some value.
Speaker 6: But how much how you doing chuck with these with
Speaker 6: the thing?
Speaker 3: Well yet no, so far.
Speaker 1: I made one order and they were supposed to come
Speaker 1: in the mail and they got wrecked in the mail.
Speaker 1: So I got a refund, and now I got to
Speaker 1: figure out what I'm going to try and pick up next.
Speaker 1: That's what I got so far. Yeah, because they got
Speaker 1: destroyed in the mail.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh.
Speaker 1: Oh oh, where did they go? Well, they're still there,
Speaker 1: but we're having trouble getting the signal back.
Speaker 17: What's going on here?
Speaker 3: I hardly ever have problems with him. It's weird.
Speaker 1: Okay, we're back to running on the live stream, but
Speaker 1: I seem to have lost Aaron temporarily here and uncle,
Speaker 1: let's see. Well, I don't want to go to break
Speaker 1: music because I could instantaneously pull them back up. But
Speaker 1: it depends on whether I'm gonna just, you know, re
Speaker 1: emerge in the room here.
Speaker 3: Let's try to.
Speaker 1: Hm hmm. Waiting for this to restart, joint meeting. Let's see. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and there we are, but the show must go on.
Speaker 1: We're gonna do this thing.
Speaker 4: There you are?
Speaker 3: What's that?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: There you are?
Speaker 3: Chuck? Is here?
Speaker 1: Something there for a second, but we got it back yep, Okay, sorry,
Speaker 1: Oh you lost us?
Speaker 3: You lost us? Oh oh you know, what I realized
Speaker 3: is I'm not doing a recording in the show. That's okay,
Speaker 3: now who cares here, We're going to do the regular
Speaker 3: no recording. That's a pleasing Well I forgot. I had
Speaker 3: a new element that was adding in with the live
Speaker 3: streaming of the age of transitions that made me forget
Speaker 3: the other thing. Well, I'm not I haven't pulled up. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's okay.
Speaker 1: I've got the whole thing and on audio with the
Speaker 1: with the interruption, so it's okay.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Well, if anybody that dang give us a let's get.
Speaker 3: Going, please come on TikTok help us out. Call in,
Speaker 3: call us now three one nine five two seven five
Speaker 3: zero one six. We know you're there, We know fear
Speaker 3: you'll lay as one two three just joined?
Speaker 6: What's number seven in?
Speaker 2: What's that?
Speaker 6: Seven?
Speaker 3: Seven? What the total goods?
Speaker 6: Something?
Speaker 3: Big E? Welcome to the tic TAC. We're so glad
Speaker 3: that you're watching our show. Why aren't you call in
Speaker 3: and talk to us? Big E? What I have to
Speaker 3: do is call three one nine five two seven five
Speaker 3: zero one six and you'll be on our show. We
Speaker 3: can't pull you on through the TikTok button, but you
Speaker 3: could use your phone to call us, and that's way better.
Speaker 3: May one, zero and six. You're giving me a guest
Speaker 3: caller on the ATUE train.
Speaker 6: Finally, the podcast on ill In one of my shows
Speaker 6: one time before Mama, I did.
Speaker 3: You called in your own show?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Man, you were, you were in Landers?
Speaker 3: I think, yes, I know that you did call in. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: I do remember doing that. Oh that's another thing that
Speaker 3: we could mention too. We can. We now have the
Speaker 3: ability to go to Landers and do a podcast, do
Speaker 3: a live stream and have it actually work because we
Speaker 3: have new internet connection out there that's actually good. It is.
Speaker 3: It was horrible before we changed it. Now we have
Speaker 3: good internet, so we could do live streams from there
Speaker 3: and the Landers shows could actually be good.
Speaker 6: One another one of them.
Speaker 5: Kids, I like to do them out be it in Landers.
Speaker 5: Land is because if you, if you have an opening,
Speaker 5: I would like to try it.
Speaker 7: Because the reason is if there's no but yeah for renting,
Speaker 7: we could have stay the night, you know, and then
Speaker 7: come back next day.
Speaker 6: Pull something like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because that.
Speaker 7: Kind of thing is you've got to stay when you
Speaker 7: do that, because you can't drive white after a drink.
Speaker 6: There's no way.
Speaker 3: Oh you're saying that we could be drinking at the
Speaker 3: house and then just stay there, sleep there, and come
Speaker 3: back the next morning. And we'd be fine if we
Speaker 3: were drinking on the show because we didn't have to
Speaker 3: go anywhere. Yeah, that's true. Giant rock there, it is everybody.
Speaker 3: That's where we would be right next to it at
Speaker 3: our house, and Landers is not far from that, so
Speaker 3: we could be streaming from there. Maybe we should be.
Speaker 3: We might have to do something from out there, uncle,
Speaker 3: because we do have that ability, So shame to put
Speaker 3: it to waste.
Speaker 7: I did like to see how it will It looks
Speaker 7: I've really had the thing, and will we get the music?
Speaker 7: Can put music on it too? Yeah, I mean i'd
Speaker 7: like to hear what kind of internet you really have
Speaker 7: now now that you got the new one. Yeah, I
Speaker 7: mean it should it should work well. It would be
Speaker 7: also good just as a test to see how well
Speaker 7: it works. I think I think it should be real good.
Speaker 7: So so we're just putting that out there so everybody knows.
Speaker 7: We might do a live from Landers broadcast at some point.
Speaker 3: Let me see. Let me pipe in the o'chelly chat
Speaker 3: room here to see what's going on there, because I
Speaker 3: haven't even looked at that. Let mean, I have the
Speaker 3: graphic here, let me refresh. It looks like we've got
Speaker 3: phase shifter there. We've got Citizen GX and.
Speaker 1: Uncle I went through. I went through two hours on
Speaker 1: my show, no callers, by the way, nobody called in.
Speaker 3: I just talked to my co host, A good show. Yeah,
Speaker 3: two hours? What's What's what's going on tonight? Chuck with
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I was just thinking that is there some special event?
Speaker 1: Maybe people are not as tuned in tonight. I'm not sure.
Speaker 17: It's just an odd night.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So, I mean, I never go with no callers,
Speaker 1: But just did a two hour show where me and
Speaker 1: b Peaches talked back and forth for two hours, mostly
Speaker 1: about music, believe it or not, but you know, rock
Speaker 1: and roll, Hall of Fame, time and all that. I
Speaker 1: don't know what's happening on their end, but something has
Speaker 1: happened again.
Speaker 3: You guys with me? Did you mute?
Speaker 1: Oh boy?
Speaker 3: They dropped off.
Speaker 17: Of the situation.
Speaker 1: Looks like their internet might have gone sour on them
Speaker 1: just then when they were talking about having great internet
Speaker 1: at Landers.
Speaker 17: What the hell, It's just one of these nights. I
Speaker 17: am speechless.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to restore contact with Aaron, and I guess
Speaker 1: we'll reboot my situation again, but I'll tell you it's
Speaker 1: awfully strange. Let's try and go straight to the Friday
Speaker 1: meeting with the Franz again. See what happens.
Speaker 3: Hmm.
Speaker 1: We are streaming properly, so you guys should be hearing us,
Speaker 1: and we do have a caller now, but I don't
Speaker 1: have friends. I don't know what's going on here. You know,
Speaker 1: this is why the upgrade is going to be necessary.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just getting more and more clunky because
Speaker 1: of the Windows eleven issue. I guess, I guess, I
Speaker 1: don't know. Let me see if I can restore once again.
Speaker 1: I am perfectly online and all that good stuff, and
Speaker 1: Aaron it's just not here with me. Let's try and
Speaker 1: rejoin the jitsy link one more time and see if
Speaker 1: I can somehow join Fronz already in progress, and then
Speaker 1: I can connect callers. Well, I'm here and I do
Speaker 1: not see her in Franz.
Speaker 17: Oh man, this is just lovely.
Speaker 1: I mean, especially when I have a migraine headache at
Speaker 1: the moment and I'm trying to connect this and believe me,
Speaker 1: caller I'm going to connect you in a moment. Just
Speaker 1: give me a second. Okay, no new message on our
Speaker 1: usual message for him. I just don't have frons connected
Speaker 1: for some reason. Shall we try one more time to
Speaker 1: see if I can connect into the jitsy meeting link.
Speaker 1: Gonna be two of me in the room in a second.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm, your devices are working properly. Blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: There I am without Franz in the connection. H Danny,
Speaker 1: I see you, but I'm trying to connect Aeron and
Speaker 1: back and I can't get him, so I don't know
Speaker 1: what's going on.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry to hear that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just just hang on a minute, because I mean,
Speaker 1: this is still going out over my My stream is
Speaker 1: functioning and they can hear even you and I talking,
Speaker 1: and I'm trying to retrieve Aeron and I can't seem
Speaker 1: to get him, So just just hang on. As soon
Speaker 1: as I can connect Uncle back, I'll put you on. Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, hang on, all right, So we are still
Speaker 1: streaming on o'chelly dot com radio, just without a host.
Speaker 3: God help us.
Speaker 1: All Okay, let's try and refresh this madness, see if
Speaker 1: I can get back into the same meeting as erin.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: See, this is why it's going to be a huge
Speaker 1: upgrade if we switch to the riverside connection, because even
Speaker 1: when you lose internet connection with that thing, it deploys
Speaker 1: a local recorder which allows recordings to continue in Therefore,
Speaker 1: if I connect that to the stream, it'll be fine
Speaker 1: and we won't have these interruptions like this. But it's
Speaker 1: odd because now I can't communicate with Aaron. I don't
Speaker 1: know if like his power went out or like what,
Speaker 1: his internet collapsed on him. I have no clue unless
Speaker 1: he comes back into the jitsy chat. I'm asking him,
Speaker 1: you know, like what happened. I'm trying to ask him
Speaker 1: on teams now to see if he can communicate by
Speaker 1: a text real quick. But you know, another couple of
Speaker 1: minutes here, and I'm gonna kind of give up on
Speaker 1: the show for the night if this keeps up because
Speaker 1: I can't can't get it. This is gonna be like
Speaker 1: the weird, unceremonious end of this Uncle show on the
Speaker 1: live broadcast, which may have continued elsewhere. I think Aaron
Speaker 1: is trying to broadcast to too many things at once,
Speaker 1: and maybe that's the problem. But then again, who the
Speaker 1: hell knows? This is the fun part. And still I
Speaker 1: stand by my statement about Cooley. If he wants to
Speaker 1: get pro tips about baseball cards or anything else, pay
Speaker 1: your debt first, sir. But other than that, I don't
Speaker 1: have much to add here. I'm sitting here with a
Speaker 1: nasty headache, and yeah, I'm trying to bring these guys
Speaker 1: back on. We got Danny from California who was on
Speaker 1: the line waiting to talk to Uncle, and I can't
Speaker 1: get him back. I don't know what happened. So I'm
Speaker 1: thinking I'm gonna just I don't know what should I do.
Speaker 1: Let me ask Danny, Hey, what do you think I
Speaker 1: should do here?
Speaker 18: Whatever you want to I was ill night, took a
Speaker 18: nap and just woke up about thirty minutes ago and
Speaker 18: a long sleep, and I got on TikTok myself, Uncle
Speaker 18: and Aaron right and they were saying they didn't get
Speaker 18: any calls. I decided calling and check in and and uh,
Speaker 18: you know, have a conversation. So they were up on.
Speaker 1: TikTok Okay, So so you broke the Uncle show.
Speaker 2: I broke the show.
Speaker 18: I saw it on ticktoc It was the chain reaction
Speaker 18: that happened in the universe. I even pulled out a
Speaker 18: beer if I need to do a beer review, and
Speaker 18: I called in and I get I heard that they
Speaker 18: were gone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, fully prepared a horrible headache.
Speaker 1: Sorry to hear that, right, No, but you're fully prepared
Speaker 1: and they disappeared and I can't seem to get him back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm official excuse.
Speaker 1: I just sent him a message saying, you know, where'd
Speaker 1: you go? He's not responding, so I don't know if
Speaker 1: maybe he lost internet. I have no answer.
Speaker 3: I just is he in the chat room?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Sorry?
Speaker 2: He was.
Speaker 18: The moment before I called, they were live on Tiktat
Speaker 18: and they were talking about Aaron was checking out the
Speaker 18: chat room, and at that point I got off a
Speaker 18: ticktack called you and the show is gone.
Speaker 1: Can you still see TikTok from where you're sitting or
Speaker 1: do you have to like hang up the phone to see.
Speaker 2: Let me see.
Speaker 18: I'm not too tick savvy on my phone. Let's see
Speaker 18: if I can somehow see TikTok because he.
Speaker 3: Might have shut me off.
Speaker 1: He might have shut off his connection to me and
Speaker 1: not even know it and keep going on his video
Speaker 1: stream for all I know.
Speaker 3: I just I don't know.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I'm trying. Oh they're okay, yeah, they're they're on
Speaker 18: tic tac right now. I'm watching them right now live. Okay,
Speaker 18: so they are on there, and I'm not gonna trimp
Speaker 18: the baton because they would probably well, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there, I can hear them. They're on live, they're chatting.
Speaker 1: Okay. I'm telling him now in a message that he's
Speaker 1: just not in the in on the connection for me.
Speaker 1: So I'm gonna try one more time right right to
Speaker 1: hook hook is back up and I'll put you right
Speaker 1: on as as a caller.
Speaker 3: I just.
Speaker 1: I'm stuck.
Speaker 2: No worries, no worries, no worries. I mean, the world's different.
Speaker 18: Like I said, I thought i'd take a two hour
Speaker 18: and a half and I slept for six hours.
Speaker 19: So all right, I'm telling him what's going on in text.
Speaker 1: He's got to rejoin the link that he has to me.
Speaker 1: He's like, I'm going out through the video channels. I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 1: but none of those are coming to me. So we're
Speaker 1: now two separate things.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, no problem getting on the tic tac.
Speaker 18: And finding him, which is I'm not tech savvy, so
Speaker 18: that was kind of miraculous.
Speaker 1: No, no problem. You're doing better than me right now,
Speaker 1: so and apparently doing better than Aaron too. I don't
Speaker 1: think he sees that he's disconnected from me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Okay, Now he's hope we gonna come back into the
Speaker 1: jitsu connection, which if he does, then you guys.
Speaker 3: Will be hooked up right away.
Speaker 2: Wonderful.
Speaker 1: So I hope that's where we're going.
Speaker 2: Who knows?
Speaker 3: And there he is, okay, Aaron, Hey, hey, okay, I
Speaker 3: just had to reopen the jitsu meaning it's the problem.
Speaker 1: You must have closed us out because I'm sitting here
Speaker 1: going I got a caller and I've been talking to
Speaker 1: Danny on the air. My stream is still going out.
Speaker 1: You just broke us apart.
Speaker 5: Oh hey Fingerman finger contuned it controllers and here he
Speaker 5: goes again.
Speaker 15: Fingerman did Yeah, Eddie, I think you might have had
Speaker 15: too much open to his sidekick, just saying anyway, Danny
Speaker 15: from Danny from California called in, and it has been
Speaker 15: he was watching on TikTok, but he wanted to call in,
Speaker 15: so I got him connected.
Speaker 1: So I'm gonna get out of your way. Uncle, there's
Speaker 1: your caller.
Speaker 6: And you and am about tell me get somebody to speak.
Speaker 18: Yeah, yeah, yeah, uncle, I've enjoyed, continued, always joy, enjoy
Speaker 18: when I get your tick tacks.
Speaker 2: I saw you with the baseball cards. We're now a
Speaker 2: month away from baseball. Are you getting decided for this
Speaker 2: baseball season? Or you prepared?
Speaker 5: They're already they're already playing. Are you talking about getting ready?
Speaker 5: They're already playing? Yeah, I mean I'm today.
Speaker 7: For example, the Mets exploded at the Codinals twelve to something,
Speaker 7: twelve to three.
Speaker 3: Explosion in the game.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they I don't know what pictures look like. My
Speaker 6: cousin says, we got some decent ones, but I don't know.
Speaker 6: I still don't see the picture on the TV shows.
Speaker 3: Well, only when can I.
Speaker 6: Get TV to watch a baseball game? I still don't
Speaker 6: understand that.
Speaker 1: Well, when does the official season start? When does the
Speaker 1: official season start? It's Danny, you got on the line there,
Speaker 1: but I mean, Danny, yeah, because look when does the
Speaker 1: official season start?
Speaker 2: Though?
Speaker 1: Because uh, this is preseason games you're looking at or
Speaker 1: hearing about a work Yeah, so when does when does
Speaker 1: the season actually open?
Speaker 3: And the markets?
Speaker 6: And of much is it?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: And the much days I was on unless I read
Speaker 2: it directly.
Speaker 18: I didn't look to see what they's or the Giants
Speaker 18: were hosted the Yankees, I think March twenty six in
Speaker 18: San Francisco, So I didn't see that because I was
Speaker 18: looking for an opening day.
Speaker 6: Oh, let's see to at the end of much.
Speaker 18: Go.
Speaker 3: That answers that question. So you're watching preseason games, is
Speaker 3: what you've been doing?
Speaker 6: Been well, And that's what I've been doing.
Speaker 7: I've been and they actually pop on my phone and
Speaker 7: I see scores. That's how I look at them, because
Speaker 7: we can't see him on the TV.
Speaker 3: Very good.
Speaker 2: Well, at least you can see scores. Scores are good, yeah,
Speaker 2: very good.
Speaker 6: Well, why do you think's gonna happen this year? Danny
Speaker 6: base in baseball?
Speaker 2: I think the Dodgers will be strong again.
Speaker 18: You know, one thing about baseball that's always uh, which
Speaker 18: makes it special is that it's one hundred and sixty
Speaker 18: two games. It's amazing. At one hundred and sixty two games.
Speaker 18: It sometimes comes to down to the so the last
Speaker 18: game or two before who gets in the playoffs. So
Speaker 18: that's always been the great fascination with baseball.
Speaker 4: You know, you know who?
Speaker 18: I always a couple people always loved talking. Hearing baseball
Speaker 18: was George Will. You ever hear George will talk about baseball?
Speaker 18: I believe he wrote a book about it. He was
Speaker 18: the the political commentator for decades on television and writer columnists.
Speaker 6: Was it played for the King City Chiefs? Kn't City?
Speaker 6: Keny City?
Speaker 2: Williams Now George will was a writer? He was a writer.
Speaker 18: He never played, He never played baseball, but just listening
Speaker 18: and described baseball.
Speaker 2: He was kind of a in print media.
Speaker 18: Kind of reminded me of Vince Scully, you know, the Dodger,
Speaker 18: the Dodger announcer.
Speaker 2: He was always so nice.
Speaker 3: When I.
Speaker 6: No, I haven't.
Speaker 3: Get another corner.
Speaker 2: Here we go?
Speaker 3: That com now?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 6: Who's on alien anyway?
Speaker 3: Hello?
Speaker 20: Oh hey, it's Toommy James.
Speaker 2: How you doing, Uncle.
Speaker 3: Jimmy?
Speaker 6: I knew it was going to be him coming. So
Speaker 6: what what's happening with you?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 20: Same old, same old. Trying to get over when I'm
Speaker 20: starting to turn the spring, I hope.
Speaker 6: When it's been coming, that's when the games start.
Speaker 7: Well, I didn't talking Danny and I was just talking
Speaker 7: about the baseball and the end of the end of
Speaker 7: March is when it starts.
Speaker 5: Something warm enough outside to be Uh oh yeah, it's
Speaker 5: been talking about the weather department. It has been hot.
Speaker 5: I tell you all I know, tell me it's been hot.
Speaker 5: So why do you think people are in.
Speaker 6: The house.
Speaker 3: Because it's too hot to go outside?
Speaker 6: Ding ding ding ding.
Speaker 3: You got a message right there, we go too hot
Speaker 3: to go out there. Everybody stay in, stay inside.
Speaker 6: But the other people would tell you they would.
Speaker 3: I hope they do tell me that way.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 3: Well, we got two callers at is exciting. We got
Speaker 3: Jimmy and.
Speaker 6: We have Jamy and Danny.
Speaker 3: Very good Jimmy and Danny.
Speaker 1: There's two more than I got tonight.
Speaker 3: So there you go. That's pretty good. Pretty good. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we're getting worried. For a second, we were, but now
Speaker 3: I feel reassured. That's for sure.
Speaker 6: Get that gets What'm back on again.
Speaker 3: We're back. We're back.
Speaker 6: They don't miss my shows, yeah, Jack, they don't miss
Speaker 6: my shows.
Speaker 2: Chuck, Chuck.
Speaker 20: This is kind of interesting for you and me because
Speaker 20: we have a housing insecurity and it might be interesting.
Speaker 20: I'm just curious, uh air of mind of seeing it
Speaker 20: on Amazon, Aaron, have you seen these houses that you
Speaker 20: can order and just keep it shows up and you
Speaker 20: just keep unfolding the thing that turns into a prefab house.
Speaker 3: I believe I've seen videos that people putting them together online.
Speaker 3: That sounds seems familiar. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I've seen those two.
Speaker 1: I love them. Uncle. Have you seen the fold out
Speaker 1: houses where you just you know, if you need an
Speaker 1: extra room, you just kind of unfold it and you
Speaker 1: reconfigure it and boom, it's got another room, Like just
Speaker 1: fold it into the place.
Speaker 3: Have you seen that?
Speaker 6: No, I haven't. I haven't seen any of that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, nope, Yeah they have these houses.
Speaker 6: Seen that?
Speaker 3: Oh h.
Speaker 6: H, Jimmy, the thing is on you, as on you,
Speaker 6: as on your way.
Speaker 4: You're getting it.
Speaker 3: Oh the mug, the glass that you always shot glass.
Speaker 21: It is supposed to get there packed up, and it
Speaker 21: is packed up and gone. Right, what's packed up in
Speaker 21: here on the table, it's packed up in here. Well,
Speaker 21: the thing is like I keep waiting to like pack
Speaker 21: it up with the shirt.
Speaker 2: But then like.
Speaker 6: I thought it was gone on it.
Speaker 3: It's a mail thing. I'll get it out there. I'll
Speaker 3: get it out there. No, no, I got I have
Speaker 3: it packed. It's just waiting for the label, and so
Speaker 3: soon a shipping label. It's not hard. I just want
Speaker 3: to send it out when I know that somebody because
Speaker 3: I can't get to the post office in the day,
Speaker 3: so I got to make sure I make the label
Speaker 3: for when I know somebody is going to the post office,
Speaker 3: I can give it to them that they take it
Speaker 3: for me.
Speaker 1: But maybe I'm crazy, but yeah, I was just going
Speaker 1: to say, can't you just print out a label and
Speaker 1: they'll pick it up in the course of your normal
Speaker 1: mail delivery and take it? Or am I wrong? H?
Speaker 3: Well, we have we have one of those male box things,
Speaker 3: so you have to intercept the carrier the mail box thing.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I might be able to set up
Speaker 3: pick up maybe, but we go. The thing is like
Speaker 3: we're always sending packages out on a regular basis. I'm
Speaker 3: just gonna wait till I know we have one of
Speaker 3: those and that somebody's taking them. I'll print out this
Speaker 3: label at the same time and I'll have them take
Speaker 3: that package with it. That just hasn't aligned properly as
Speaker 3: of yet, but it will. It'll it'll work. So this
Speaker 3: is all very exciting the way that our mail works,
Speaker 3: I know, but it's going. It's going.
Speaker 6: I didn't know it was. I thought it was gone, No,
Speaker 6: it's right here.
Speaker 3: You're actually I'll hold it up so that people can
Speaker 3: watch it and see it on the video because there's
Speaker 3: no address on it now, So I can hold it
Speaker 3: up and there's no address to reveal. So I'm going
Speaker 3: to hold up the box that it's in. It's in
Speaker 3: this box. Cool, I swear it's in here. Okay, so
Speaker 3: there is real good box too. It'll hold up real
Speaker 3: good in a thing. Oh, it's gonna be awesome.
Speaker 6: I told Mention about it, and the man it still
Speaker 6: gut this something I didn't know.
Speaker 3: That's something else. Prefabricated houses on Amazon.
Speaker 1: No, I thought it was a great idea. But yeah,
Speaker 1: you got every place to put them though, Jimmy right.
Speaker 20: Ah, but that's the the ingenious part there, Chuck does
Speaker 20: running that through my heads, you could run. You could
Speaker 20: run one of them lots, those trailer lots. They need
Speaker 20: to have all the hookups for like four hundred a month.
Speaker 1: That's true. That sounds like a fairly smart idea, to
Speaker 1: be honest with you.
Speaker 6: Why then getting the box in the at this post
Speaker 6: office to live in?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, you can't live in a post office box,
Speaker 3: So it's definitely better than that.
Speaker 6: Oh wait, a meet, I ain't talking about something else.
Speaker 6: No mind, thank you spetched about that house. Scratch it.
Speaker 3: I mean I'd like to live in a post office box.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't, Aaron, you would not like to live in
Speaker 1: a post office box. I've seen people try.
Speaker 3: No, I mean there's always people around the box that
Speaker 3: look like they're living there, So I mean it's something
Speaker 3: not a far cry right.
Speaker 1: Look, you're better off trying to live in an old
Speaker 1: male truck, okay, as opposed to him?
Speaker 2: It just no.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the LLV what a wonderful vehicle. Are you going
Speaker 3: to do that? Trick Jimmy and get one of these
Speaker 3: things and set it up at the at the park
Speaker 3: or whatever.
Speaker 20: I'm doing some studying on it. It's an option for
Speaker 20: the Southern Command.
Speaker 3: Could that co work?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 20: I could have a Northern and Southern Command.
Speaker 3: There you go, oh, two locations. I like it.
Speaker 1: The only thing I would advise is make sure you
Speaker 1: have a mailing address somewhere, because you know, not every
Speaker 1: trailer lot allows you a mailing.
Speaker 3: Address, now, which is weird.
Speaker 6: They don't know.
Speaker 1: It's like they have a mailing address for the whole park,
Speaker 1: but then you don't have an individual mailing address, which
Speaker 1: is strange in some places.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that's not good. No, wild good. There's a
Speaker 3: lot of trouble, man. There's so many mail issues, like
Speaker 3: I never again, like, so many mail issues, and they
Speaker 3: always come up on this show like this is like
Speaker 3: Uncle the podcast is the place where mail goes just
Speaker 3: to go into total disarray. It seems to there's always
Speaker 3: a like I was saying to Chuck, like there's so
Speaker 3: many issues, like it.
Speaker 7: Sounds like you like you're saying, Okay, we get something.
Speaker 7: We try to send it out to people, but we can't. Yeah,
Speaker 7: it's something like that.
Speaker 3: I do one of the things, but there's so many
Speaker 3: other things too. It's a lot of stuff going on.
Speaker 1: You do a clip series called Uncle the Mailbox?
Speaker 3: Yeah, for real? I think so it would be a
Speaker 3: long show. I can tell you that much. Yeah, a
Speaker 3: long show. Okay, Uncle, you gotta make it here. Yeah,
Speaker 3: oh yeah, the cough I know. Yeah, And I don't
Speaker 3: know what this you're not sure? Let me see tik tac.
Speaker 3: I mean, we're still streaming on the video things. It
Speaker 3: looks like we're doing okay on the video it's going
Speaker 3: out tic Tac trying to see tic Tac monitors still up.
Speaker 3: I can't tell how many people are there. That's how
Speaker 3: I just say, tiktak. Everybody watch the videos. They're very exciting.
Speaker 3: Baseball cards. Oh, the Burning Cactus is up past four
Speaker 3: hundred thousand views for anybody who cares, four hundred keeps
Speaker 3: climbing for over four hundred thousand now. Yeah, I'm hoping
Speaker 3: it makes it past a million eventually. I think it could. Wait.
Speaker 3: Is the total now on the channel as a whole
Speaker 3: and a hole? We are at like five hundred and twelve.
Speaker 6: I'm pasted to get some money?
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, well I'll tell you collected I think seventeen
Speaker 3: cents maybe, since we got like ten.
Speaker 1: More minutes left. You want me to let Danny back
Speaker 1: on the line now, or what do you want me
Speaker 1: to do here?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, go ahead, bring him in here.
Speaker 1: We'll let him back on and I'll leave Jimmy on too,
Speaker 1: and you guys tell me what to do as we
Speaker 1: go and we'll just work it from there until you
Speaker 1: know time runs out. Okay, good, what's up, Danny?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 6: Danny?
Speaker 18: Glad to be back and uh yeah, I was watching
Speaker 18: when down a rabbit hole one day of the YouTube
Speaker 18: that was an American. He was a builder, a contractor.
Speaker 18: My wife used to be in the construction industry, and
Speaker 18: he went to China and he was talking about these
Speaker 18: these Chinese prefab homes. They were like kind of like
Speaker 18: a au D and he was talking about how well
Speaker 18: they're built, they were and they're really getting it down
Speaker 18: and the affordability order from China.
Speaker 2: So uh, it was kind of it was.
Speaker 18: It was an interesting interesting if you want to live
Speaker 18: in a in a in a very inexpensive, high quality home.
Speaker 18: Did you see any of those videos they see any
Speaker 18: of those.
Speaker 3: Not familiar to you uncle that kind of video.
Speaker 6: I haven't seen any of any of those what you
Speaker 6: guys are mentioning. I never seen any of them.
Speaker 3: I know that I have. I've definitely seen.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I kick might have, but not me.
Speaker 3: I really did all those crazy YouTube videos, especially the
Speaker 3: things like the kids watch. There's a lot of the
Speaker 3: YouTubers will be like I got this house for a
Speaker 3: thousand dollars on Timu or whatever it is, and then
Speaker 3: they play it together and they use it for whatever
Speaker 3: their YouTube purposes are. I've definitely seen that at some
Speaker 3: point they seem like they're kind of okay maybe sometimes
Speaker 3: so if you if you can make it work, like
Speaker 3: could be all right. Yeah, they don't look too bad.
Speaker 3: The ones that I've seen on the videos might work out. Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it was okay, they're Uncle.
Speaker 6: We got thirteen listeners. That's spitting up there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thirteen listeners noting not bad at all.
Speaker 7: Let's say it's something not nothing soon, it's something like
Speaker 7: Chuck didn't have anybody.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and it's look at me popped up.
Speaker 3: With we're really something. I'll put the podcast that is,
Speaker 3: and we feel good about it. Uncle. You know what,
Speaker 3: why don't we go straight to the shoutouts with our
Speaker 3: two colors because we aren't towards the end of the show,
Speaker 3: and that'd be a good way to close it out.
Speaker 5: I think, okay, it was any post and then Danny,
Speaker 5: I mean I think Danny was the first on.
Speaker 3: It was got on here first, and and you go first,
Speaker 3: then Danny. Do who would you like to shout out
Speaker 3: to tonight?
Speaker 18: I would like to shout out to Mother Nature because
Speaker 18: we're having some really nice weather right now here in
Speaker 18: northern California. The grass is real green, the sky, the
Speaker 18: skot air is really clear.
Speaker 2: I shout out for Mother.
Speaker 18: Nature kind of the throng winner, even though we don't
Speaker 18: they have much of a winter traditional winner like some
Speaker 18: places have. But the weather's good. I just it's nice
Speaker 18: to see the sunshine. So I want to shout out
Speaker 18: to Mother Nature this time.
Speaker 3: Be very good. Okay, thank you Danny for the call.
Speaker 3: It's great to talk to you. Talk to you again, man,
Speaker 3: how are you on the show?
Speaker 6: Jimmy up?
Speaker 3: Who you shout out to?
Speaker 20: And I'm going to go in another direction and say
Speaker 20: the shout out to Father Time? Who's gonna make Mother
Speaker 20: Nature quit this winter junk where I am because I'm
Speaker 20: over it. So I'm shouting out to Father Time and
Speaker 20: looking forward to spring.
Speaker 6: Yeah you you you.
Speaker 3: In de Trut.
Speaker 6: Yeah that's cold spot.
Speaker 3: I forgot it gets called there. It's not California. It's
Speaker 3: very warm out here now. Yeah. All right, well, thank you, jim.
Speaker 3: We appreciate your call. Great to talk to you. As always.
Speaker 3: We will talk to you again soon.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yes, So now what other shoutouts do we need to do?
Speaker 5: Are you getting a number fourteen in the standings? Number fourteen?
Speaker 5: Should we have fourteen to a shout out?
Speaker 6: See fourteen on my uh on my tictac.
Speaker 3: Well, you just inspired a shout out for me. I'm
Speaker 3: gonna get my.
Speaker 7: Shot out out to the TIC takers that haven't been
Speaker 7: now and the listeners the United States.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I always like to do that, and I knew
Speaker 3: and our knew listeners, and I'm going to shout out
Speaker 3: specifically to fourteen. Shout out fourteen. Thank you, we like you,
Speaker 3: we appreciate you.
Speaker 6: You would say fourteen, I just have number.
Speaker 3: Four fort that we're shouting out to fourteen. Any other
Speaker 3: shout outs we have to do before the show's over?
Speaker 6: Uncle Jed does doesn't you want one?
Speaker 3: Let's bring Chuck in. Who you shout out?
Speaker 6: Whose shout out?
Speaker 3: I mean shout out to h jeez, I don't know.
Speaker 1: A quick shout out to Danny for proving that the
Speaker 1: phone line is still work because I was getting concerned there,
Speaker 1: you know, like maybe my phone is broken and it
Speaker 1: just doesn't work. So thanks for proving that it worked.
Speaker 1: He was the first caller in. And uh, hopefully I
Speaker 1: can give you a call over the weekend. Send me
Speaker 1: an email, let me know when it's a good time. Uh,
Speaker 1: because I promised to talk to him off the air
Speaker 1: about something.
Speaker 3: So I'm going to do that.
Speaker 1: Because I always try to.
Speaker 3: Follow through on my word.
Speaker 1: And other than that, hey, look, I'm just really grateful
Speaker 1: to anybody who contributes that ochelli dot com or you know,
Speaker 1: in any way, shape or form, whether it's you know,
Speaker 1: a donation or you drop some material or you tell
Speaker 1: a friend or whatever it is you do about any
Speaker 1: of the shows that we do. As long as you're
Speaker 1: participating and being, you know, part of the spreading of
Speaker 1: the word. Shout out to you, how about that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're good. Okay, thank you, Chuck. I appreciate that. Well, Uncle,
Speaker 3: I guess that does it for the week.
Speaker 6: That does it for me and does it for him.
Speaker 7: So I guess the three hundred and ninety what sex
Speaker 7: sex is in the books?
Speaker 6: Bye bye, any body to you a ntel
Speaker 3: M hmm.