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Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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It doesn't have like a little like. It ain't got a pad. It's like a yoga floor.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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I mean, awesome. That's crazy. Yeah, that stuff is great. It's just crazy.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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I was trying to see heel John Cena. Yeah, we got to see heel. You should have snuck in a leg drop or something. Just something a bit surprising.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Yeah, he really loves wrestling. He really loves McCulloch. Yeah. McCulloch. McCulloch.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Didn't they sleep together and some shit like that? What? Didn't he do sleepovers?

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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How'd you act that?

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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How did you ask him for him?

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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What do you say to Macaulay Culkin? Son, Michael Jordan was a legend. I mean, both were legends, though.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Yo, take this bird home. His brother's eating majestic birds.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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You saw the jewelry fly everywhere? Yup. Yeah, that was fire.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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You saw a dove reaching for it.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Would you agree that your memory's bad? Leading the witness. Look at him dominating you, son. Now I understand why he liked him.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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What the fuck?

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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So we'll see what happens. He gotta check in when he comes back to New York.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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That was almost like a threesome because she had both of y'all's saliva. That's a good point. That was close to it. Devil's triangle there. What did the gay couple say about the kiss? Did they rate it? Did you share with the gay couple that you guys just had a kiss?

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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No, worth it, though. Hell yeah, it was worth it. Me and Miles was like, oh, man, he's going to hurt himself jumping down.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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They got to stretch him out. He went left looking like Rey Mysterio.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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I'm not letting him watch this special. I'm going to tell Monty's a surrogate. I'd be like, yo, we love you so much. We put you in another body. Everyone shares the love.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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But now that things are swinging back and all the woke shit's done, are they back to real life?

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Would you take down Meryl Streep?

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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She got a little Martha Stewart in her, right? She got David lips. I see why you like her.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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He got some lips on him. I got lips. Is that something that you see in men sometimes? I mean, now that the focus is on him, he got some lips. You're just mad because he got lips that you don't.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Oh, shit. I missed that.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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That's critical thinking.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Sugar and cigarettes. Yeah. You guys did it. Is that the thing? Sugar, cigarettes, and alcohol. Yeah.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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But yeah, I started putting shit in it. What do you mean? Like, put other chemicals. Like menthol. Yeah, yeah.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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It's like, who am I breath to smell good before killing myself?

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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You ate a Reese's last night.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Yeah, I saw one dude. There's churches everywhere. You could have did it if you really wanted to do it.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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The Lord always looks out. Did you do Palm Sunday? I used to like that day. Yeah, you could turn it into something. Yeah, that was fun. Yeah, that was cool.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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How? Because if you fucking, that makes you feel good and a couple gonna get past the goalie.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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You just said make you feel good. I mean, you're right.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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It's Monday Night Raw every day.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Yeah. Usually they'll bring up a topic and then whoever wants to go, they run it. Can pop it. Got it.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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See, that's why I didn't jump in. I didn't want to get you in trouble. Because you didn't pass the physical. I didn't pass the physical. Thank you, man. He did the physical. He didn't pass the physical. I know.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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I'm on a juice, man. I'm on a juice. That's great. When was the last time you got a physical?

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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And so that's so hard for time. We've gotten better. Like, this is the best time to live ever in the history. A hundred percent.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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So your priest gave you physicals? No, bro. It was not a priest.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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It's like when you do an advertisement for AIDS. Yo, fuck you. Fuck you. I hope you get that shit.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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an increasing birth rate does that actually make the earth die faster like we don't actually know i've always wondered that i'm like maybe this is just the order of things and we're just like leveling out yeah like we used to put so much emphasis on have as many kids as possible and now like look at the little resources we all have and everybody's complaining so maybe this is just like hey bouncing itself out yeah it's a leveling a natural level which even that idea i think comes out of like agrarian societies and shit

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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You're a real jerk. You're a real asshole. All those years you was complaining about how one ball was just crazy big. Why did you ever get it checked out? Why did I get it checked out? Yeah, when you had that ball issue for mad long.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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See, Cuomo was just trying to help out. Say again? What'd he say? Cuomo was just trying to help out. Wait, what was Cuomo doing? He put all the fucking old people in. Yeah, he's like, yo, we can't pay for these motherfuckers anymore.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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It made for great content on the pod for years.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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I'm tired of these stuffy cornballs. He likes to, you know, talk to his constituents. Yeah.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Only $100,000 from the service? Like, only? The fuck?

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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They got that confidence that they can do whatever and get away with it.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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It's like kickbacks to open some Turkish building or something like that.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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That's how you feel about that? Come on, brother. What politicians not doing that?

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Yeah. Mayor, I like. Some would say our president is, you know, Russian. I said, I don't know. Some people say. Is he still a Russian? Debunked.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Miles is going to beat him to it.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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But what's this big, juicy one? It's still not fucking answered. We never get to answer that. Well, 9-11, we should get an answer. We know who did 9-11. Yo, yo, yo, yo. Yo, Dove, y'all got to do— Nah, Ian Carroll's doing some nasty work, y'all.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Both of my wives clutching their pearls. Just say the word, man. If it's on a cypher load or something. Yo, I'm going to be honest with you.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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We've had this for a while, but Ian's cooking right now.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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I don't know all the specifics, but the thing that people just keep trying. They can't seem to separate is that he's saying the Israeli government and everybody ties that by anti-Semitism. And he's talking about all Jews. And I don't think he's doing that. Right. But that's the way it seems like online.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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That's the only thing that I don't like because it's like he's really clear and just being like, oh, it's the Israeli government that's doing all these things. And then everybody's like, oh, anti-Semitism. He's saying Jews cause.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Yeah, but he's not saying that. Sorry.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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You should be able to criticize.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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I can see that. Right?

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Yeah. I do think that some of the frustration in Gaza is that, and maybe there is, and I'm missing it, but I don't see enough Jewish people speaking out against what the Israel government is doing. Like, I'm not subscribed to like... uh, what's, I don't know, one of your institutions, but I just don't see it.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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So it's like, it seems like all Jewish people are in support of what's going on over there. Cause no one's speaking out against it.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Now it feels like it's wrong.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Here's the other thing. Oh, no, yeah, you could. It could be a slippery slope, and I can understand why they wouldn't want to be like, all right, we're doing this bad, and then we're like, see, and now what else are you doing bad? I can see that. I have to morally prove myself to every person that I meet.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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But I think Americans, we did it once we realized, hey, there's no weapons of mass destruction. We are here for no reason. This is wrong. Let's stop this. I think we called ourselves out on that shit. Have you apologized for that? Yeah, Al, did you publicly post it? I feel like I haven't heard you say anything about it. I put a post up. Black squared it in Chile.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Say sorry to the Iraqi people right now. We were like, it took us a while. We definitely got out of natural resources.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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But we were calling out, we were saying like, this war is wrong. Like, I think the people were calling, saying the war was wrong once we found out that we're in weapons of mass destruction. Well, here's the thing. You don't think so?

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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No, I didn't try. I was a little too far back.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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He didn't eat it this way or that way.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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I mean, they're fun to make fun of. You know, like, the dude that would come over here sometimes, he would sit at the table. Yeah. Right. Our handler.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Our AIPAC delegate. That is what I think. We got an AIPAC delegate.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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I don't know. You got that shit.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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I saw you. It was a little too much effort. Yeah.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Yeah. No, I thought you could just go drink as many of those as you want. Yeah, because it's bone broth.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Downward dog. He's just going to take a butter knife.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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And it's on site for him. It is on site.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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I was surprised to see the amount of adults there. I thought I was going to see way more kids. It was like maybe 5% kids.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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war with these people for a really long time yes maybe the government has been was gone a little heavy-handed with the response but until you're in it you really don't get it so you think that would help any sentiment my concern is you can't start any discussion with you don't understand okay well but put it differently i think i think that hey we got attacked

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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like our response, you might deem it as excessive, but we feel this is what's necessary in order to like end this conflict that's been going on for all these years.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Yeah. And that's what I'm saying. Like, I think people need to speak out more to help with that perception. Yeah. And I think that there's like a lot of like, because without speaking out, we feel gaslit. Like, oh, we can't say anything because you're just going to call us anti-Semitic. And not us. I'm just trying to speak on sentiment.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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That's maybe it.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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He's like, yo, where are the kids, dude? You're a fucking creep. I was trying to keep him away from this guy.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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We forget. We forget quick. I don't feel like Eric Adams is running for mayor.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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That's what I'm talking about. That's what I'm talking about.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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I'm still doing that past life regression shit.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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I'm going to come back to you and kill myself? Fuck out of here.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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He didn't come to my show. I went to the later one. We just had an annoying couple in the front that I was so happy. They went to the bathroom, the couple, and then while coming back, they both bust their ass trying to get back to the table. It was so good. And then she tried to get up and bust her ass again. I had to run out laughing. I would have disrupted the show. I couldn't hold it.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Oh, poor Kanye. No, poor Kanye. Fuck Kanye.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Oh, you really give Kanye that much credit? Honestly. I really couldn't believe that he was talking to, he thought he was talking to Rogan.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Oh, to try to force his hand? Something like that. I don't know. But Rogue is not that tight. No, not at all. No. This is just sad. I think somebody just hit him with, like, hey, this is Rogue, and this is my new number. Oh, he believed it? Yeah. Wow.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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You're right.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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It usually is some gay shit. Do you see? I've recorded yourself playing.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Well, do you know what he's doing? I'll be having matching outfits and shit like that. I do that shit too. I hate a lot of shit.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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I go, Paddle Up.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

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I even have to tie headband shit. Really? Like Agassi, yeah. That's why you're matching with a couch runner?

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Always ass. That's me.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Soft power. So my birthday's next week. And so for this weekend, I'm going to a tennis hotel. That's a paddle. I've heard about these. So it's like five, six different courts. They just all year round. They have like different trainers there and shit like that. And so players just come in and out. All inclusive.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

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In Dominican Republic. Yeah. Yeah. They have them in Hawaii. Right on the beach. So my shorty will just be on the beach. I'm going to be playing all day. Perfect birthday.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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They don't have a paddle hotel? They... Chelsea, you need to do that. I need to make it. You need to do that.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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I get that. We take it over the sport. We got Coco, we got Sheldon, we got a few. That's a good point. Yeah, there are a few. We're doing good. We're going to come for paddle, bro.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

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Stephen A. for president, bro.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

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You need to get scoops. You need to get all this stuff. And he just got a hundred, a hundred M's. So they're not upset of what he's saying about LeBron. He said, they're like, yo, run it up. But that was a big misstep on LeBron though. Can you tell me what it was about? I mean, it was just like, keep my son's name out of your mouth type thing.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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Yeah, but he said a bunch about Ronnie. So it's like, I'm pretty sure he's just tired of him constantly bringing up his son.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

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But he just made it 10 times worse.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

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Stephen A can make it awesome. That person makes it a monk before they get taken over. Yeah, also that.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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I feel like they've always talked shit about Braun. Yeah. Like, yeah, it's very little, but they've always done it throughout his career. You remember, he wasn't clutch in the beginning. You're right. You're right about that. His record in the finals. Like, he never got the Jordan treatment. And maybe that's why he's disgruntled about it.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

Schulz's WWE Appearance, Israel’s PR Problem, & Sam Seder’s 20 v 1

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I think just too much competition in sports media. And it's like, Oh wow.

Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

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Everything sucks. And now I'm putting my son through this. So he's probably trying to squash it early. Like, yo, chill. You can talk about me, but chill out. Oh, that's a good ass. Yeah.

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And he probably feels personally responsible because he knows his son doesn't belong in that spot. And it's because he leveraged his son to get in that spot. So now you're responsible for all that hate he's getting.

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It's tricky.

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And it probably is because the fact that he's balling in the G League, like, it's probably a mental thing when he gets in...

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But that was like, Zielinski, he should have did that in private. That's the misstep.

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And which goes back to perception because I'm pretty sure Trump is going to frame it that way.

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All the noise online is just like sports analysts. Everybody wants to be first to the take and you need to have the more outrageous, outrageous take.

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Oh, you mean when it swings back? I thought you meant... Okay.

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Yeah, but we like story. We like a good story. Conspiracy is a good story.

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Oh, this is you at the fucking museum. Do you see the symbol? For this reason. So...

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I don't think we ever get there. What you just said is boring. I know. I know. What happened to building number seven?

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He has presence.

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I think that's the problem. People start driving with their head out the window. But do they track them? They must have trackers or something, right? Probably. Like, that's crazy. Wow. I took the boot off in college. How? I just took the wheel off, put the spare on. Did you really? I drove to where our campus security was, and I was like... Hey, take this off with the tire.

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I was like, I have shit to do today.

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That also makes sense with the Mormonism thing. They are the Manifest Destiny religion. American Primeval?

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I mean, it's actually JetBlue, Black & Decker, SkyWest, Marriott. It's a lot. I'm raising my kids Mormon. I've always said this. Mitt Romney.

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yeah dude like they're they're fucking impressive but like most americans they will believe whatever the fuck sounds most interesting yeah i think mormons are also like the highest tithing group of people so like a lot of times they can justify business decisions for the fact that the more money they are making they give back to the church 10 always go to the church pre-tax yeah

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The therapist is living in the house and also is his therapist and is also manipulating the oldest son and being like, tell me what you've done wrong. I know something went wrong. I know you have guilt on your conscience. He's like, all right, I got a hand job. I drank a little alcohol and I looked at porn. And then that gets back to the mother.

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And then the mother goes, oh, the reason this house is cursed, the reason that the woman is still being possessed by the devil is because you're in the house doing...

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sinful things you have to leave he leaves at 17 the older daughter's in college and this is when the father is also being like basic excommunicated from the family and the woman is now having these like god these demon possessions overnight and the wife would go to the husband and be like hey i need to go upstairs i think if i stay with her tonight the demons won't affect her and this is where the like hookup accusations start to build the daughter in the documentary says i believe they were hooking up

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Not cute. Yeah, tough look. Not cute. Tough look. There's like videos of them on a jet ski. And they're like so like lesbian cute. They're like holding on to each other. And she's like, I'm going to go so fast. And she's like, don't throw me off.

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Like there's no one around for an acre, two acres, three acres.

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From doing this cult, basically. Yeah, she basically runs, like, one of the best therapy situations. And it's, I don't want to say it's, like, the church isn't helping her, but the church is telling people, you can go to her.

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In, like, a closet. In the back of the closet.

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Yeah. California is legislated against this. California right now just started a law where if your child is 60% of your content, you have to put away a certain amount of money for them. 30% of income.

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And there's a bunch of people who are leaving California being like, guys, we just don't like the lifestyle here. Like we're going to Tennessee. We're going to Texas. We had mold in the house or whatever these like sort of excuses are. But it's just so that they can enslave their children and make content. I don't know the full details.

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She also left... She saved all the raws. So there's all these offcuts of her being like, do it different. And then it being like, she saved all the raws. So there's all this evidence against her.

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The old days actually used to work.

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A male OnlyFans girl? No, no. I saw an OnlyFans girl on Instagram, on my Instagram, and I brought her up to Mark that I think this is crazy. I actually don't even want to say the allegation I have. Just pull her up. Yeah, just pull her up.

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This is positive. There has yet to be a positive story.

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That's her. I think this is the girl that's using a filter because she's like, she's sort of too upfront about it. I think one of the captions that caught me off guard was like, I'm downs and also down or something crazy. I saw that one. And then I went on the Instagram account.

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yeah i think she's using ai face swap or like a something that's devious dude that's that's what i'm trying to say it's crazy right that like yeah that's her angle and yeah but who developed the ai face swap to make you look down like is she also coding no i'm sure it's an app i'm sure it's just so you think there's an app out there for sure what's it called i'm gonna find out

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He's like, you guys should kiss.

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I'm off of that it bummed me out that it felt like Bangkok was quite close to this place in the show correct like it seemed like he got there pretty quick yeah Jamil stayed at this resort and I asked him I was like oh they're pretty close to each other like they'd be so amazing to be able to do both and he was like no they're flights away from each other it's like oh it bums me out because I would like to go to that resort like how long is a flight like 30 minutes or is it five hours like an hour or two yeah but I thought it was like you could go there for like you have to fly to Bangkok anyway I'm sure

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The only Steelman argument I can find online, I've been using Shaft GPT and shit, trying to find one, is that they're saying it could be framed as the, is the Boston Tea Party vandalism or was it terrorism or was it revolution?

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And I was like, no, I like this. This is good. Let's talk it out. Oh. That's kind of nice.

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The difference with this is burning a car could affect a lot of people. You could catch a large fire. There's like throwing tea overboard doesn't affect people possibly.

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Oh.

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She also has a bit of a weird accent because she's raised by the two of us. Yes. She's half Jersey, half British. This is Lars and Jean. Hi. Hey, Monica. Hey, Monica.

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Good evening, gentle listeners and watchers, and welcome to Destructible. This episode, Mania Mark the Barmy Baker demands brainwork from the boys for finding fauna fanfares. Brunching Bob builds an illicit empire, emulates bird base, noses Gavrier Immer, and Tyler's termination. Wumbling Wade marvels at the man without fear, endures shitstorms, slaps hard, and screams.

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Oh, God. Okay. All right. Wade, this is your new sound. Oh, my God.

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I know this one. Okay. That's getting angry.

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All right, okay. That was not close. I'll give you that one. Bob, what is this animal?

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No. Oh. Would you like to see the video? This is a Tasmanian devil.

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I've heard what Taz sounds like, and it's not that. Kind of terrifying. So no one gets the point for that, but there is a point on the table for this imitation. Wade, you're back up. Oh, God.

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I mean, not dissimilar. The snort, I think, really helped you there. That was not bad.

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Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. Absolutely.

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Bob? Oh, sure. No, that's just, that was just extreme sleep apnea.

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Cause it's like two opposite takes of air. I don't think I could do that either. I'm going to give that one to Wade. He is Tasmania. Devil in the sheets, Tasmanian in the sheets. In the teats. Gotcha. All right, Bob, this is your animal.

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Yeah, baby. Okay. All right.

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Man, is that macaques? Is that a macaque?

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You know, that's not a bad guess. But honestly, I can't even remember what this animal is when I look at the name. So macaque is a good guess if I knew at all what this was supposed to be.

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So this is distractible. You found the right place. You've chosen us versus any other podcast out there. Maybe you were scrolling Spotify and you were just like, hey, I've never seen this one before. Why don't I give it a try? And here you are. And boy, how do you don't know what you're in for? This is a game show where I judge the performance of my friends, Bob and Wade here.

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Because looking at the name, I'm just like, I know this name, have never attached it to an actual animal. So if that's a clue, Wade, here is one more time.

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That would make a hard sound to use in a beat like producers out there.

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I don't think there's a third kind of those. I think it's alligators or crocodiles. Maybe it falls under one of those, but it's like the really long, needly-nosed one. I think, yeah, that's a crocodile type, I believe. It might be called a needle-nosed crocodile for all I know. Those are really good for taking outlets out of the wall. You know, I'm not going to give you an animal name.

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I'm just confident that I'm close enough that it'll win. Uh, no. A gharial or a gavial? Maybe. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. A species of crocodile known for its exceptionally long and slender snout. Okay, then it is a crocodile type, but not your standard.

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Both of you did not get it, and prepare to be shocked at what the hell this is.

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Oh, I would not have guessed that's what those sound like. Yeah, me neither. Also, this video is terrifying. He's just chilling. If that was in the middle of the woods at night, just I saw eyes.

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Everybody knows what a cassowary is. If I remember cassowaries, they're also assholes and will kill you. Unless that's an emu. I think a lot of the big birds are kind of a-holes. Anyway, no one got the point for that, but honestly, how would anyone ever? I mean, this... But there is a point possibility for imitating that. So Bob, you are up for the bonus point. All right. Yeah. Here.

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Do I have to make the sound with my own voice or can I use tools? I'll allow a tool. Sure.

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I'm not going to share it unless I win, then I'll share. All right. That was really close. Honestly, that sounded pretty good. It's good because I broke the thing I was using to make that sound.

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You can always throw, but I encourage you, hey, you never know until you try.

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It's either you fail miserably or you give the audience some ammo that they never should have had. My thing was just this 3D printed cup koozie scraping back and forth on the desk. I fucked up. I started delaminating layers off of it by jamming it in my desk too hard.

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well it got you a point so i think it can't be that big of a loss yep worth it why don't you try the heart all right all right wade open your ears i think i know this one i know this one i know this one

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Hi, I'm one of those two people. And the only reason I'm here to judge them, because last episode I won by a clear sweeping, almost tiebreaker victory. And so now I get to subject these two to my whims. And my first whims is to tell you something that I should have talked about in the last episode of Small Talk, because it's something that I did. But Bob, you reminded me of something that I did.

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That is, in fact, a loon! Oh, god damn, man. Yeah, good luck making that noise. And here's the video of the loon, just so you all know what this is.

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That's a common Ohio wildlife sound. They have little babies riding around on them. That's funny.

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At least I guessed bird. It's like a goose disguised as the Doppler effect. Ha! Yeah. All right, anyway, so, Bob, you got the point for what it is, but Wade, you have a chance if you can imitate this animal. Wait, doesn't he have to imitate first? Why do I have to do it first? Because you went first, I guess. I went first last time.

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It's not bad. That was pretty good. I think that was better than I could probably do. All right, Bob. Pretty good. That's pretty good. That's pretty good. Man, this is a toss-up. I think the addition of the hand component of it got it acoustically closer. I would have to agree.

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You got one of those pull-cord speak-and-spell animal sound thing. The loon goes... Yes, yes, I do. Every day. I got it for James. The cow goes... No, James, we're getting the loon one! Next up, Bob, you're first.

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I think that's a... Is that a magpie? No, unfortunately, it's not. I think I still know what it is. I think I just don't know what it's called because I can see this bad boy. It's obviously the African hissing cockroach. A damn fine guess, but a damn wrong guess. I think it is actually an African animal.

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Okay, Bob, because I had to pull up what it was, I will give you half a point if you can describe what this thing looks like. Okay, I'm seeing it's a bird and it's like a black bird and it has kind of a big curvy downy beak. And when it's doing this, it's just sitting there with its mouth open, just like... But it's making all these crazy ass noises. It's not quite.

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I mean, it's close, but when it's making the sound, that's like the differentiation. I'll let Wade also chime in on this because here is this animal. And I am unsure if this is actually going to make the sound in the video. I can't see how, but here we go. I see it. I see it. I see it. Damn. That's loud. That's so loud. That's terrifying. I mean, he got tall bird, right?

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This has nothing to do with the episode, and this only has something that I'm proud of. I made bread. Oh, successfully? Homemade bread's really good. We were out of bread, and I really wanted to make Nutella on toast. Just toasting bread and putting Nutella on it. So, of course, instead of going to the store and buying bread, I was like, making bread can't be that hard.

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They're loud as fuck.

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If you feel like you have to, I can't stop you, but I don't suggest it. Pops first. All right. I don't know if this is going to hang on. Oh, did we ever say out loud that's a shoe bill? That's a shoe bill.

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Yeah. Okay. This isn't 100% what I'm hoping for, but here we go. Ready? Ready?

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That's great. That's actually pretty close. Wade, you have to use your teeth. I used my teeth. Come on. Can you play it one more time?

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Yeah, yeah, I got you.

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I think that was closer. That was pretty good. It had the right resonance to it. What's on your desk?

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Yeah, well, they're probably designed to withstand that. Also, ow, my hands hurt. Better than your teeth.

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Wade, you are now guessing first. Here is your animal. Animal.

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Wait, I think I know this. I might know this. Really? I'm optimistic. I have a guess. Wade has no chance. I do not. This is obviously a lemur that found a storage of helium. Honestly, I can't say that it's not that, but it's not that in this case. I feel less confident now. I'm going to go with my guess that I thought of that I got really excited about. Is this a prairie dog? You are so close.

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No, I'm going to throw this up to debate because I think that what this is is often confused for that to the point where I'm almost certain that they probably sound the same. Yeah, I'm pretty sure that's similar to at least to what the sound prairie dogs make. But this is a marmot. Oh, I believe this is very closely related to a prairie dog.

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And it turns out, usually when you say that, cosmically, it means it will be the most arduous thing you've ever done in your life. But in reality, because we had bread flour and yeast already, so long as you have those things, you can pretty much make bread. You could even do it with like, I never remember if it's baking powder or baking soda. You want soda, I think.

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They live in burrows, but they're different sizes and different habitats. It's really close. Damn, that's close.

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And it's like, not even close. All right. Okay. All right. So now that you, we've definitely heard it a million times who can mimic this.

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I'm sorry. We've got a truck backing up over here.

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If any of you can get up to this pitch, I'd be shocked. All right. Can you play it again?

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Yeah, that's a toss-up between the two of you. I don't think any of you got close enough for me to... Not for us burly men that we are with our deep, rich voices.

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All right, great episode, man. Nope.

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I have so many more. Great. All right. Bob? Oh.

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I mean, not a bad guess. Not a bad guess. Can I guess an actual animal? Yeah, sure. It's definitely a turtle trying to climb up onto a slightly too high step. Okay.

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close but no wait this is clearly a mountain goat that just ate a hot pepper no unfortunately damn it all right so the truth is uh a lot less uh interesting oh it's a proboscis a proboscis monkey

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How is that less interesting? Look at the way that thing flops around. Well, I'll give bonus for flopping if one of you can perform the flopping as you do this. Bob?

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I'm just going to have to do it. Is that what it sounded like? I don't think so. Okay. Ah, that's close. That's pretty close. Yeah, kinda, yeah. Wade? Alright, points for flopping.

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What happened to you through the beginning to the end of that?

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All right. Good joke. That was almost a point there, Wade, but could have gotten it. But yeah, no, I made bread. So you made like a sandwich loaf? Did you put like a little honey in it or something? What direction? No, it was a sweeter bread. I found a recipe. You know, there's recipes online where you click there and then you have to scroll through a million pages to get to the actual recipe.

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I think it's honestly just that it's kind of resonant and the audio is really clippy because it's trying to cut out background noise.

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I got to give it for the effort to the burps. All right. And I'll give Wade half point for flopping because it wasn't on screen, but I believe you.

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Oh, interesting.

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Bob. That's definitely the sound of a baby meerkat. No. It wasn't a baby anything, actually.

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It was, in fact... Full-grown hippo. It was a frog.

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Why is he a ball frog? What happened to him? I think it's angry and it's like all puffed up and trying to intimidate.

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Alright, who's going to imitate that? Or should we just skip this one because it's so high pitched? Oh no, we got this.

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No, it was Wade. I can't do any of those things, so... I'm going to do the jaw.

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All right. There we go. Hang on. I just had it. Hang on.

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Did you put the butt crack in the middle? I did not. No, I didn't. Why does bread have a butt crack? Well, I could have, but, you know, I accidentally made too much. See, I split the recipe in two for every ingredient except the liquid that's in there. So every dry ingredient was perfectly halved. And I was like, perfect. And it was either water or milk.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Thank you. Thank you.

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Thank you.

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And I chose milk because I have this, like, higher protein milk. And I was like, ah, it'll have a little extra protein in it. And I boiled two cups. But then I decided to halve everything else. So I was like, perfect. Everything was halved. I did the math right. I double checked it. Dumped the whole two cups in there. Guess I'm making more bread, so I re-halved all the other ingredients.

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Thank you.

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Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

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And then I made a ton of bread, and I proved it in the oven at like 85 degrees. It's like 85 to 90.

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From effusive eyeballing to outraged otarionay. Yes! It's time for Animal Noises 2. Now sit back and prepare to be distracted and enjoy the show.

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You can prove it in there. And I should have let it go a tiny bit longer. It was almost perfect, but it needed to prove just a bit more. But I made it, and it was great. It tasted delicious. It was really good. I couldn't believe it. I made bread. How long did it take to make it?

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It took probably the mixing took about, you know, 20, 25 minutes to get all the ingredients measured out and make a mistake and then fix it. Proving it took about maybe like an hour. I probably should have let it go for a little longer than that, like hour 15. That's in a heated drawer. Bake it for 30 minutes, and it was done.

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Right, Wade? Is this my time? Yeah, I kind of was like going off of Bob and Henry.

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What in the... You heard it from Wade. Fuck animals, eat chocolate. No, I know what choco rooms are, just the way that you ate that one was... I was angry. I was angry eating. I'm gonna get chocolate milk from upstairs. Well, congratulations, boys. Thank you for your good efforts. Bob, all that training paid off from the last episode. Well done. And thank you, everybody, for listening at home.

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And thank you, everybody, for watching at home. I feel like everyone got an equal experience. It's not all about the listeners or the watchers. We each get something. Right? Right. Be sure to check out the subreddit where we got all the memes, and you'll see a lot of copies of Wade's face from the last episodes. I apologize for that. I am not going to be deleting any of those.

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I will be reinstating any posts that other moderators delete. It will just be Wade's face.

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That's fair. All right. Be sure to follow the podcast to be notified whenever a new one comes up. We're also on YouTube in case you were wondering, but video is on Spotify and YouTube now. Thank you. We will see you in the next episode whenever it comes. Podcast out.

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I've had a loaf pan for meatloaf for a while, but it's small. So I made the rest in like this casserole dish. Both turned out fine. Each of them were perfect. It just, I took out one sooner than the other. And it was great. I never made bread, and it worked perfectly. I'm flabbergasted. You can just make bread.

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Focaccia, or is that the flatbread with dimples? Oh, that's one of the ones I've had a lot of success with. Those are really good. I've never tried to make it, but Amy's tried to make it, and her success rate is a little iffy. I mean, okay, not a little iffy. That's putting it into question, but she's had a few failures where it just does not do anything.

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I don't want to call out Amy, but she cannot make a bread to save her. Okay, no, but there is something to say. Amy cannot cook grilled cheese. What? Huh? She's a great cook, knows a ton of recipes, can make a ton of things. For some reason, cannot make grilled cheese. Like the outside burns before the cheese is cheesed or something? Yeah, exactly. I don't know what it is.

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He's got to turn that temperature down a little bit. Welcome to the show where we criticize Amy's cooking, everyone. Yeah, I'm going to really pile on. Get ready, Amy. I know you watch these. Did you guys know I ran a grilled cheese empire in college? I feel like I should know that. It was after we lived together. It was a Sinfonia thing.

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no i lived off campus i was it was okay because you with an oven just in your dorm making or i guess a stove is what i mean uh to make grilled cheese for everyone it's kind of nuts sounding mark did that not that but mark made food in the dorm a couple times i remember that i made food like two times the microwave or i was only allowed to have like a microwave you know there was a little kitchenette there was a little kitchenette in the dorm and no one used it

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I was a symphonian. Find me off a symphony.

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Hi, welcome back to Distractible. I'm so glad you're here. It's so good to see you. I hope you're ready for a lot of eye contact and a lot of ear contact from your favorite host, Markiplier. That's M-A-R-K-I-P-L-I-E-R. You okay, man? People been misspelling your name or something recently? I'm great. Oh, that sounds believable.

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It was a whole thing. It was a veritable fixture of CCM.

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Like after the first year, some new administrator in CCM was like, you can't do that. You can't. And so we found like another space that was like way the hell in the back hall somewhere in the secret speakeasy where we served illegal grilled cheeses.

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Is that true? It wasn't like a for profit business.

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I made it profitable, but it was for... It was for... It was for Sinfonia, which is maybe, I think, was maybe a non-profit. If I remember, I'm not 100% sure about that. I heard profitable empire is what I heard. And an empire is not a business. I made a profitable endeavor... But the profits were not shared. Hey, I'm with you.

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We weren't we weren't like an operating restaurant. We were like one day a week. Somebody's cook some grilled cheeses and we charged a nominal fee so that we could like cover our expenses. And no, I'm with you.

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They knew we were doing it. They just didn't let us do it in the really, really, really good location that kind of put a damper on the things, you know. The man really dragged us down. Yeah, I can see that. I'm sorry for that.

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Wade, entertain me.

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Well, that's good. I haven't had time to watch any show, obviously, but that's the same story I've been telling for ages now. For about two years.

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But someday, I'm going to watch so much stuff, I'm going to do so much little. Sin City Weather, on the other hand, is a bitch.

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It's pretty nice outside right now. You should... I'm in this chair all day today.

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Wade yells at Cloud. Hey, come back tomorrow. This episode is brought to you by Walmart. I'm a busy guy.

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You can choose the date and the time. You never feel more powerful. Walmart subscriptions. Groceries and essentials delivered on repeat. Welcome to your Walmart. Shipping, delivery, and minimum order fees may apply. Eligible items only. Terms apply. In the era of sequels. This is another one. Oh. Weird part four. This is going to be another cerebral episode.

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You're going to need to use your brain. Okay. You're going to need to use whatever form of imagination you have or are capable of. Well, okay. Calm down. And you need to use your ability at horticultury. Etymology? Entomology or etymology?

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I don't know. Why are you down there? Hang on, let me move you.

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Etymology? Anyway, you're going to need to use some kind of scientific department. I'm going to flip a coin to decide who's going to go first. Ed, Bob, Wade, Tails. Bob! That's me, baby! Bob, what's new in the area of horticulture? Oh, I'm about to tell you, Bob. Open up your ears. Okay.

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All right, so I'm guessing when and why Wade makes that noise? Yes, please, give me that. That's the sound Wade makes when he's been in the pool for about an hour and a half, and someone outside the pool opens the lid to the grill and says, Burgers are ready!

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And Wade goes... Oh, that's really good. All right, okay.

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Makes family gatherings super awkward when Molly wears sundresses. So, Bob, can you tell me what animal that is?

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I'm fine. I'm so good. You sound fine. Guys, I want you to rate the sanity of the snack that I'm eating for lunch. It's a tortilla. Zero. That I'm tearing into chunks and then scooping little bits of cream cheese with and then rolling up into little cream cheese rolls. Give you a cannoli point.

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That is a pug.

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No, not a hug. Now, Wade, it's your turn. And I'm going to give you a clue that I didn't give Bob. This is one we had in the last episode.

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I should have given you that chance. But wait.

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Fair is fair. I will not on this. I know this one.

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That's not what it was.

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All right, Bob, do you know what this is? I think I do. That was the koala, right? Yes. All right. We did a koala last time. Are you sure? Yeah, we did. I remember because it sounded like that. And I was all, that's a koala this time.

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Yeah, and here there's a bonus that I don't know if you guys will be able to hear it, but I have videos now.

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Oh, wow. I can tell an animal by seeing it. Well, just so it proves what it is. I bet James could beat you at telling animals by seeing them. He probably could. I bet he could. That's a koala. It is a koala, yes. To the listeners, it says koala on the video. I don't like his mouth. I'm not a fan of that mouth shape. Nope. Don't like that. That's not pleasant. All right.

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So Bob gets a point for the sound.

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No. So what we're going to do actually is before the way it worked is we did identifying the animal. If you couldn't get it, it's or if someone did get it, the next part was who could imitate it the most. Well, I already made the sound, so I get a point for that, right? Well, we're going to disqualify this one because we had it last time. And also, I remember this one hurt you guys' voices a lot.

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So I don't think we need to do that one again. These next ones, though, like last time, I have not heard these. Okay, so we listen, then we have to replicate the sound, and guess what it is? No, we listen, guess what it is, the next part of it is who can make the sound the best.

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I mean, it was effective. It sounded like it didn't work out, but... I like it because the time it takes to get to the tailpipe that you know is theirs, the bread has gone more stale, so it really compacts in there. And everyone knows, just like a critical point on a boss, big bread and glow in the tailpipe, shove some in there, whole car blows up.

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Just sign sincerely the Markiplier editing team.

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The gift picture they took at the end that cost us 40 bucks. Yeah, yeah. All right. Good, good. Bob?

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That could mean multiple things. I will have that added to the wheel. Best time. Either you're having a great time or you did the episode in record time. You won with the least amount of moves. Ooh. That's pretty fun. That is interesting. I like that. Is that the Grandmaster win? Yeah, something like that.

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How much is an eight ball? How much is that?

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That's weird. Eight ball refers to 3.5 grams of cocaine. Oh, because it's one eighth of an ounce. Why wouldn't it say that first?

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But before we do that we got to hear about our lives I can as much as I want to kick it off with my life and the amazing things going on here I guess I have to defer to these two gentlemen here whose lives are equally as interesting chock-full of adventure And I can't wait to hear about it

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I need some pasta fazool. Now you guys are never going to know where the place where your family is.

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Well, I did that cryptically because the Portuguese didn't know about Olive Garden. They probably did, but I assumed that they didn't. Was there a big rivalry between Olive Garden and Portugal?

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I thought you were... All right, okay.

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That's it. That's great, guys. You really tapped into it. Very, very illegal. All those... I think we're on it.

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Oh, man, that's great. Okay, what about something a little, you know, less devastating? So this happens every time I travel. Like, I'm flying, I check my bags, I get them free, because fucking diamond medallion me over here. Holy shit, three free bags or something? Unbelievable. They could even be overweight. They don't even care. They don't even care.

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Oh, I thought it was the pick your own seats, which I hate.

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Have fun, stupid. When I'm flying and I'm in the lap of luxury and beautiful comfort plus. Sure, sure, sure. Anyway, but after I get off and I got away from my bags, I'm standing, you know, like a sane person.

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outside of the actual belt away from it so that I'm not blocking up everything and you know people come off and they they get to my left they line up right next to me or maybe someone was there I line up right next to them right about where you know the benches in the sitting area is

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Then comes Fucko McGee over here, as soon as it goes And they start moving Right up in the middle of it Right, and knees touching the metal I'm gonna get it as soon as it comes here, it's gonna be fast, I better be ready And then suddenly every douchebag in the world comes flooding up and blocking everything Even in front of me, side of me, doesn't matter I was like, oh I can see everything, now I can see nothing

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Exactly that. You know, the douchebag walk. Bob, you're first. What do I do?

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They make a portable fog machine that I've used before on set and like for film shoots and stuff. If you stuck that in your pants and suddenly you started emitting a fog, I think people would run away in the same way.

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You fill it with stink juice instead of fart juice. That would be horrible. Well, you got to make yourself immune to it. So you got to endure it for like many months of just stink juice up your nose.

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Not particularly illegal, but I'll still take it.

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Did you coat the entire belt with sandpaper or did you put one square and you shove them down? You're like, this will teach you. Ow. Gotta really wait for it to come back around.

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The dread, the dread of it coming back is what really will teach him a lesson. All right, I'll take that. This is relatively tame compared to the restaurant, but I guess- Well, I sort of thought we were going to escalate this one.

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When you go through the crowd, do you do the thing where you touch everyone on the shoulders? Yeah.

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Okay. All right. That's good. Assassin's Creed. Wait.

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I was thinking also, you could do that with your preparation time. I thought it was something where you paint an optical illusion spiral into the conveyor belt that only activates when it starts moving. So all the sheeple that start walking towards, they fall asleep, fall into the conveyor belt, and then get ground in the mechanisms. And you are smart enough to look away.

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Oh, I'm sorry. You put anvil in the ceiling and a luggage shredder is too much for you? While E. Coyote doesn't believe in your luggage belt shredders. You don't get your bag fast enough, it gets shredded.

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This one isn't affecting you directly, but it's affecting your experience and also just like public sanctity and common rules and like common decency as our fellow humans and guardians on this planet, right? Sure. Yes. You're at an aquarium having a lovely time. Best time. Look at all the fish. Oh, the jellyfish exhibit. It's all dark in here. You see them. Oh, they're glowing. It's so cool.

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Walking through. All right. Then you hear tink, tink, tink, tink. Well, that's an odd sound. Tink, tink, tink, tink. It's getting louder. Tink, tink, tink. You look behind you. There's someone. Could be a little kid. Just tink, tink, tink, tink, tink on the glass. Everywhere. Every single exhibit. Tink, tink, tink it on the glass. That's illegal by itself. Probably.

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How do I solve this even more illegally?

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Thank you. Thank you.

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Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

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Thank you.

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I appreciate that, man. I appreciate it. All right, let's wrap it up there, man.

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Call your friend Ultron. I'm going to read the points and then I'll add, you know, who had the best time, whatever definition that is to the wheel. But we'll start with Bob because you're on the left here. You got a point for suicide hole. You got a point for how much is an eight ball. That was just a question I had.

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Olive Garden, separate point for Olive Garden on the moon, pig pen-esque cloud, fart suit prank, assassin's carbon fiber, Maui's magic hook. I just wrote shark. That was a separate idea. Eight magic clones, nuclear waste, and you tusk them.

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Uh, Wade, you got the deer. Actually a bitch. That'll fucking teach him. Give me those drugs. What was that from? Give me those drugs. I don't remember. Your travel sandpaper. Anvils. Little shit bag. Little shits bag. Sorry. Piranha tank. Technology's come a long way. Human kissipede. And on your left, which one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Nickelback. Give me those drugs.

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Oh, yeah, yeah. I knew it was funny. I laughed at it. I just couldn't remember why. All right, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. Damn. You guys were killing it this game. Bob marginally more by one point, but we'll see how the wheels shake up to do that. Give me a 3. A D3. Please roll a D3 die. Here we go. And start. Start.

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wearing the least amount of clothes i got three pieces i have socks pants underwear undershirt and shirt on no socks oh yeah usually usually do two shirts bob and i forgot about that i do i yeah i have an undershirt on today it's just one so that's one up it would be tied right now it could technically be a tie but depending on how these points shake out oh one man show opportunity

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What did get the biggest laugh? There was a lot of laughs. Bob, you had consistently really funny stuff, but I think one of Wade's jokes made me laugh really hard. It was, it was either between like, I think it was the third iteration of that'll fucking teach him just cause it had like callback in there. And also just the insanity of human kiss of Pete.

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Oh, eight magic clones and the froggers stuff really made me laugh hard. This was a, this was a laugh heavy episode. I don't know what the biggest laugh is. This was a really, the olive garden and the moon. I was dying. Oh, give me those drugs. I did laugh. Oh man. I don't know. I don't fucking know.

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I think if anything, this was pretty equivalent in terms of the funnies. I had a great time. You boys should be very proud.

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Yeah. How about I flip a coin for this? Heads. Wave your tails. Heads. Bob's up. Bob's up by one. This could either decide it or tie it. All right. Come on, baldest.

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Viewers took it away from me. I feel like it's landed on those a lot. They're lucky. So with an extremely close game of a toss up of that coin toss, Bob takes it by one point. Congratulations, Bob. Whew. That was very funny. You guys, I know that puts a lot on you guys for making up the stuff, but just like last time, what was it, like a five-gallon bucket of wood glue?

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I don't fucking know.

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Just shoot a shotgun in the air and hope you hit God, because it's his fault. If you haven't listened to the first Illegal Advice, it's back in 2023 in October. It's a ways back, but very funny episode these guys were on there. Bob, I'm going to let you go first. Winner's speech.

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And as the host who had nothing to do with most of the jokes, I take all the credit. So this is an incredible episode that I host. Thank you, me, for being me, and everything that I'll do in the future will be hopefully as funny as something that happened in this episode. Thank you. Follow the podcast for more.

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We're on Spotify and YouTube and anywhere that we are listenable but only watchable on Spotify and YouTube. So go check them out there. Be sure to follow on all of them so it makes us look real good. And then, yeah, merch eventually. But sooner than you think. Later than you know. Podcast out.

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That was great. The adventure that is parenthood. Neither of us know anything about it. You mean you and Wade. I was going to say, I know a little bit. No, none of us know anything about it. Oh, so you know all about it, do you, Bob? You got the book on it, eh?

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That was for the viewers out there. Listeners, you have no idea what I just did. You have no idea.

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You better start watching. Did you guys know? Did we tell anybody that we came back to YouTube?

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We're still on Spotify, too. Still on Spotify, baby! We love Spotify! Almost as much as I love Prusa. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I saw that one coming. You already got your prune juice points. I will say, the world of 3D printing is both as cool and very uncool as I thought it would be. I will not explain why. I will not expound into it. It's Wade's turn to talk. Thank you.

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No, don't start it that way. Nope, that's it. We're in. And welcome to Distractible. I'm your host, Markiplier here. Back at it again with another hosting of an incredible episode that you're going to love in every way possible. We don't believe in cold opens here. This is the beginning and no one can say otherwise, right? And how. And how do we do this episode?

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Yeah, what would that do? Would it attract the deer? Would it make you be able to sneak up on the deer? What's the objective?

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They're freaks, those deers. They probably would. For all you hunters out there, recommend what type of tank, what tank best kills deer?

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Here it is in Morse code for the listeners. This is his address.

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If you pull it up into an audio editing software and look at the spectrograph, you'll see his house and a map to it in the audio file.

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Did he miss? Did he miss? No. Do you think my 22 could take out a deer?

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If you hit the right spot, I guess.

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I don't like the idea of unnecessary killing of pretty much anything. Some things... All right, I'm going to say it. I'm going to say it. I'm saying it. Some things... deserve to die. Ah, let's just be clear. Let's be open. Let's all get it out there. We all think this. There are okay Pennsylvanians.

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Nah, he's harmless. He's just a funny guy. I even think they didn't understand that they were being made fun of. Well, that's because it was so bad. He's like, that can't be our accent.

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Well, that's because with Ethan, and you boys know this, is whenever you're talking to him, in his head is his joke he's got ready. He's practicing it. He's just berg, berg, berg, berg. In his head on loop as we're talking. No accent. Yeah, accent. You remember how he would always, like, he would say something to it, and he would say it again under his breath?

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Yeah. I miss the show, man. Anyway, some things deserve to die is where I ended that, didn't I? Yeah, some things deserve to die. No more information needed. Listen, I think we can all agree mosquitoes, they deserve to die.

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Well, the same way we do every episode. I'm the judge. I am soliciting these two gentlemen here to my whims. They can accept or not. I guess it's always optional. It's all you, man. The doors lock every time we start an episode. When the recording starts, doors can't open. There's no evidence of me ever leaving.

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Yeah, there's flies for eating. There doesn't need to be mosquitoes. Flies serve a purpose. Mosquitoes, just a menace. Same with deer. No purpose. Incinerate them. Incinerate them.

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All right, I got a conundrum. I got a story. No, it's not a conundrum. I don't need a puzzle solved. Well, maybe I did in the past. If I'd have known, maybe I could have gotten through this, but I didn't. While the editors were in town. This is a true story. We had done a full week editing and we were going to go out and eat.

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Now we had thought about going to the place where we're family, but we decided against that. What's that? Applebee's? No, you fool. It's the place where your family. When you're there, your family. Toots? When you're there, your family. White Castle? When you're there, your family. Disney World? No, when you're there, your magic. When you're there, family. Perkins? Casa Bonita?

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Okay. All right. Well, no, we weren't there anyway. It doesn't matter. What is it? I don't know the advertising for this place. I'll tell you later. I'll tell you later. Okay. When you're there, your family, wherever the fuck there is. Because this story isn't about us going to the place where our family is. We didn't go that night. It's a different place.

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We all went in there and I should have known it was going to be a kerfuffle when we got up to the host stand and the guy looked at us and was like, how many? And we're like, we got eight. And he goes, huh.

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and starts looking around like this and I would think he would look at his computer that says all the tables he starts going when you've been hosting long enough you could smell the open seats you know well it was open everywhere that was the thing it was not busy but he goes looks around he goes like I'll find you I'll find you a waiter and then he runs off and he comes back with no one and he says like alright I'll go to your seat

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And we go over, we get sat, and there's other people in here, and, you know, it's fine. It's normal. We didn't think anything was weird. It took, like, 20 minutes for someone to come by, and it was the same guy being like, so sorry? Getting you a waiter.

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I'll get you all something to drink. No, no. And then five minutes later, pretty quickly, he brings this waitress and she takes our drink order and then it's okay. It's like, we'll be right back. And then 20 minutes passed by. What? This lady was gone. Eight is probably a large number for places. It was so empty. So empty in there.

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And the other side of the restaurant was packed with waiters and people eating, having a great time. Oh, no, no.

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well she gets our drinks after a little bit and we bring them over and we put in like some appetizers and some people for some reason are like oh i haven't thought about what we're eating yet we've been here for an hour and i have no idea what i want editors if you're watching not you but you know who you are it's yeah not them but the other ones you know the other ones you know i mean we order she comes she goes away 15 minutes passed by she comes back hits the other tables

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You're fine. All right. I'm going to do this for a while. Editors make multiple clones of him and overlay it so he's moving like a centipede. All right. So in this game today, we're going to have a great time. We're going to have a great time. Points to the person who has the best time. Oh, you already figured out your wheel spin?

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leaves not us comes back with two appetizers five minutes later puts in front of me and someone in the middle of the table we're just like do we wait at this point you at least have salad or breadsticks or something right no oh and three people at the end haven't gotten their drinks yet

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I had to reach over, well, what she did, I totally forgot, when she brought the drinks, she set out some of them, set the tray down on the table next to us, and left. And I had to go grab them off of the tray from the other table and pass them down the table to the other people. That was a minor thing, when things started to go weird.

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We finally order, and meanwhile people are getting seated in our area as we're ordering food. They get their drinks out. appetizers and their full meals before we finish getting our appetizers and there's eight of us that's not an exhort anyway so i need i need advice potentially illegal advice on how you guys would remedy this situation starting with hedges bobs wade

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and then hopefully gone this is what's wrong with today's generations tell you what oh speaking of knife you know what new knife i'm looking at the new steel uh a 22 lr knife

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Right? That's what I'm saying. I have no idea if it's actually better. But... Huh? Yeah? Yeah!

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It's going great. I've gone crazy. Oh, we knew it was only a matter of time. No. No, no, not at all, actually. Not at all, actually. But I cleaned some of the bullets. Wow.

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Yeah, exactly.

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Oh, it's probably one of those Nintendo things where it started as a Card company. So I'm going to say it's actually way, way earlier.

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Whatever the percentage is. Yeah. So what I did was they have this like cleaner that I was like, it probably worked for that. So I put them in like a Tupperware thing with some paper towels at the bottom. And then I sprayed it down, which I was like, this is probably fine for bullets to be wet and sprayed with this.

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Yeah, I think it was something where you upload a video of yourself... so that other people could see.

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Imagine how your vagina is going to feel after this.

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You're goddamn right.

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it's not dead on very good guess mark i i like what he was saying about it's a 100 chance i'm gonna roll a d100 i'm gonna go with that answer all right i respect it here we go i'll put one out of 99 because it wouldn't make sense for sure sure sure well no 100 will be double zero oh yeah the 2000 slinky 1900 f fool oh shit what is

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chemical cleaner yeah sure sure probably fine anyway and then i went in the in the thing as it was shaking against the paper towels and i halfway through i was like this is dangerous no no what you should do is put them in the washing machine oh you're totally right what was i thinking that would be so much easier bullets love tide pods yeah anyway i wasn't like i i wasn't like a martini mixer you know just up by my ear yeah

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It probably was like a broken byproduct of some spring for a tank or something. And they were like, oh, this piece of shit. What do you think this is? Throw it.

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sight unseen i just slammed that video public didn't even check it might be the raw recording for all i know if it is honestly it'll probably go more viral than if it's an edited video so no worries either way his vocal warm-up was like i hate my subscribers i hate my subscribers i hate my subscribers i've done that before where i upload a raw recording and people in the comments are being like hey this is a odd uh wide version of it and i can't really hear your voice but great video

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There's a new, I haven't seen this before, but it's the inspiration section that just appeared and it'll, I'm assuming using AI, generate video ideas for you. My ideas are Escape Room Backrooms Edition, Poppy Playtime Chapter 4 Easter Eggs, My Top 5 Scariest Video Game Moments, The Real Life Story Behind Endo Parasitic 2, and it's top recommended, A Day in the Life of a Fire Evacuee.

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Quality content. That's what the shit it is.

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You know, I wasn't doing that with a whole bunch of those, but I was trying to gently just like make them rub. And then I bought some microfibers and I put them all there. And every single one of those was covered in green, like just coated in this weird stuff. Like just this sticky, gluey mess. But after a few rounds of like procedurally going to different bins, I've managed to clean them.

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It's okay. I'll make it up. Circle of life. And it moves around.

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No, no, no, no, no.

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I think the video before it must have been Gangnam Style. That was number one for a bit.

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So yeah, Conglum Style came out in 2012. So it was after that, I think, or maybe 2012. So I'm going to say 2018. That's my guess.

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Despacito.

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I studied German and I don't even speak that.

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This feels like a post Y2K kind of toy. But my question is, is it a post 9-11 toy? That really is the discerning. That really narrows it in there.

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I'm not sure if it was like worth the effort and time it took to do, but I felt like I dug this hole for myself. So I have to climb out of it myself. And you know what? It basically helped.

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I'm going to guess that this is in fact a post 9-11 toy, but not that far because I think it's a pre mission accomplished banner toy. I'm guessing this is the 2003 holiday season toy of our life. All right.

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So if they were still fighting in 1918, then it must have been 1919.

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Oh, my God. Well, this would have been a year when the technology was probably still experimental, so it probably wasn't widespread. I'm going to guess they don't call it the roaring 20s for nothing. Those yappers were yapping hard 1920 right after the treaty.

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It's very close. It was the Roaring Twenties and then they lost their voice and they were just down to talking. Then they just played music in the 30s again.

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Mark, it's a steal. I don't think it was a 70s movie because that's dumb and wrong. This is clearly an 80s movie, judging by the I've never seen it and I've never seen it and I've never seen it.

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Don't know what you're talking about. But anyway, much like many things, I don't know what I'm talking about. 80s.

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I heard it's very good. I heard it's very good.

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I got to put an individual condom on each one of them, then lube it up, and then put it in the gun, and then fire them.

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So, I don't know how old he is, who Mark Zuckerberg is. The Zuck? He's older than us, but not much older. Don't worry like that, man. Not much older, so he was probably in a dorm yorking it around 20-ought-two.

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I can't wait for the bonus points.

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I've had this one in my wallet for a while.

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Nathaniel Briggs received the first patent for his invention. Oh, no, not automated washing machine. I don't see any patent.

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1907, the Hurley Electric Laundry Equipment Company launched Thor, the first electric washing machine to go on the market using the Alva J. Fisher prototype patented in 1910. The drum was powered by an electric motor on early motors. This engine was not watertight and the short circuits occurred frequently. The machine was therefore potentially dangerous and it did not wring out the linen.

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So I think 1937 is the first fully automatic washing machine with rinse spin cycle. So it both spun it out. But 1907 is when the first automated washing machine that you just throw clothes in and it goes with electricity and then short circuits and explodes.

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Anyway, so yeah, that was my adventure.

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I fired more than that, but I got three in a row.

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We just got to be careful with that word.

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That's impressive. Consecutively, with no problemo.

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I don't think we get selective enforcement of the rules because it could go badly for him.

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But I think it's like chance of getting it is low.

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But if you get three face down in a row, tails in a row, then you're... Yeah.

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We can do it with a digital one. We should all buy a coin. And because there's three of us, we all flip at the same time.

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Yeah, you better watch that. At this exponential growth, like if I get nine shots off in a row next time, I'll get 18 the next one, whatever the next 36.

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And we got to flip the coin. What for?

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Or shoot a lot of rounds or something. Yeah. Oh, I mean, I have 10,000 of them.

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I just got digital. I don't actually know where my head cap is.

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Somehow fate was on my side the whole time.

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Thank you all so much for enjoying this episode. Thank you to my competitors. Chance was really on my side. I should have known that the odds were in my favor when that dice roll came up with the same number I picked. It was my time. I'm just glad that all the stars aligned and the planets shone down on me. I'd like to thank Venus. I'd like to thank Saturn.

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I'd like to thank Pluto, which is a planet Neil deGrasse Tyson can suck a dick.

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Yeah, my dad, I think I mentioned he built muzzleloaders. So as a kid, I fired a lot of those specifically. So, you know, yeah, all those instincts don't translate to much else. I don't even think there were sights on them because they're very long. They're incredibly long. At least maybe it was kid brain, but I think they're really long.

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I'm dead.

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And top, there's not even a sight because it's kind of one of those things you just like hope you're in the vague direction of your target. And then boom! And it goes...

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I'm not 100% sure on that one, but I bet it exists.

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Way up there. That's kind of what a crossbow is. You know, it just shoots shorter knives.

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I would not want to be hit with a butter knife shot from a crossbow, I can tell you that. I wouldn't either.

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Yeah. It turns out you shove anything in there.

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It's pitiful. No, I'm just kidding. No, they have a great set up. That's insane. No, that's pretty much what it is. And I've thought about doing exactly what they did, which is buy an old, like, 60-bay server, or maybe it was a new one. I can't remember what they did, and then just fill it with hard drives. That's how you get, like, so much storage.

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I didn't go that route because I was like, I don't want to build a whole thing for that, and then now I have a whole storage server anyway, so I should have done that.

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Yeah, exactly. And balls. Yeah, but no, that was a sad game. I mean, not sad. It was like, boo-hoo, they lost. It was just like, oof, hard to watch. It wasn't a good game.

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That's funny. I actually know what you're talking about. I can't believe it. I actually know.

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It works. There you go.

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tell me your secrets mark my secrets oh no this is passed down generation to generation have you ever tried cocaine will it work

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If you take for three weeks straight, nothing but that, you will probably lose 30 pounds and your endurance will be crazy.

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Yeah. I've been told by, you know, a therapist in the past that anger is not always a bad emotion. Sometimes anger is very a valid human emotion that needs to be tapped into. Is your therapist Palpatine?

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No, no, it's like that if, much like many things, if you repress things, because I was, when I was a teenager, I was extremely angry all the time. So it's something that I worked on. But there's an unhealthy level of repression of certain emotions, and it is normal in a regular life that you're going to be angry sometimes.

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It just so happens that there's many things out there to get people angry and intentionally so or unintentionally. But at the end of the day, sometimes, you know, anger does motivate you to things. The fuck you energy I have is technically some outlet of that anger. Every time I'm like, I'm going to prove them wrong, whoever wrong, that's kind of anger coming through in a little way.

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And so you got to like, you know, release the pressure every once in a while.

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Okay. New shirts edging soon. We've really been edging this merch for a very long time. It's going to be quite explosive by the time it actually launches.

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Clearly, I know the difference. My vibe. My vibe. Guys, my vibe. The mighty Redwood. Just tall, powerful, girthy as hell, unstoppable, well-respected, top of the tree food chain, if you know what I mean. That's probably how trees work.

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get a lot of burls that everyone wants to come steal off you yeah yeah people always after my burls they are that's true yeah you're like the lucky charms leprechaun of burls except you know a tall leprechaun tall tree sure yeah whatever whatever you want uh-huh whatever that is an elf is that an elf are you saying an elf is a tall leprechaun yeah Why not?

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Have you ever seen a tall leprechaun and an elf in the same place? You got me there.

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Yeah, but he's also called Lucky.

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They're lakes! Isn't there... Oh, is it called a sea if it's landbound but salty?

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Yeah, they connect to the Atlantic Ocean, but it's a long connection and they're very big.

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I can tell you this because it was a self-fulfilling prophecy. It's the water polo player, and I don't know why. It once showed up in my top emoji list, and I've never used it before, but now I always use it because it's just always there.

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I can see you texting that a lot to people. Actually, these are my next most used emojis. Those make sense. I don't know why you have a water polo player as your most used. I don't know. I don't know.

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I guess I could take it over while he's dealing with whatever in the hell he's doing. I'm doing good. I'll give you a choice. I could talk about my personal life or talk about this headline that's hilarious to me, but probably not actually hilarious, but it's intriguing.

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How long term is this?

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say swap until you both agree to swap back well if one of you pick me you never go back so i'm kind of scared i'll call that bluff i'll take it i'll take wade wade you don't get to take me though you get we have to circularly trade i wouldn't you're short i want i want to keep my height so i'm taking bob all right well you're you're gonna you're gonna get down to my head and your knees aren't gonna hurt and your hips aren't gonna hurt and your back's gonna be fine so i have to be mark then

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Surgeons in India just successfully removed the legs and buttocks of a parasitic twin from the chest of a 17 year old. That is interesting. I don't think the article is actually going to tell any more of the story than what the title is. I think the entirety of it is right there. Is this a really successful odd operation? How old? It was a 17-year-old?

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You could build a bitchin' garage workshop with not a lot.

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That's pretty good, too.

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It could be. You don't have to start big. Really, what I've identified is going to a RYOBI sale and buying all of the tools that are on sale is not a good way to get anything done. Apparently this is not the best. Don't matter how many free batteries you get. Don't do it. It doesn't matter how much of a steal it is. It's just going to take up space. Yeah.

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You could slowly build out something or you could quickly build out something. There's always like great deals to get used sets of things. Oh, there's so much you could do.

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It is. And the technology for everything is turning over so fast, there's always a cycle of people getting rid of old tools that aren't even old. They're completely functional.

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Yeah, the gaslighting bot.

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The editing on that one was particularly insane as well. I don't know why. But yeah, Wade, you gotta check out Michael Reeve's Facebook Marketplace video. I'm not a Facebook Marketplace guy, but Amy looks at Facebook Marketplace and finds tons of great deals there. I don't use Facebook anymore, but... If I did, I would go there.

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who if you're selling the sticker was the most surprising because if you're selling a sticker that's listed for five bucks and you accept it for three i'm not gonna drive somewhere to give it i'd waste more in gas if i had a gas car than i would making the money off that sticker yeah i don't know anyway maybe you hope they come back you know repeat customers that's what it's all about there's a lot of facebook's marketplace sticker resellers out there you know

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17-year-old who had a parasitic twin, which I believe is a case where the twin is not... Partially absorbed? Alive, but yeah, partially there. Like the cells were splitting when it was an embryo and it didn't split quite right in some place and then, you know...

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There's nothing I would want to eat. This is like a you have to, right?

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Tacos. I know, I know, I know. Lava. Because that would offer up some pretty interesting party tricks and also suggesting I have really incredible heat tolerance of some time if I could eat it. Your shit would be wild, man. It would be. I wouldn't do it a lot, but imagine like a villain's trying to lower me into a volcano and I'm like, no, oh no, not this.

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Because I don't finish a single fucking game I play. Imagine for life, never finish.

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I think the worst advice I have ever received was probably

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probably something to do with uh investing in foreign exchange currencies i remember forex mark uh-huh i remember that that was a phase man it was a very brief window and you know it was crazy because i was like oh yeah i got the strats i know what to do i got some money i've been working this job and then you know that oh that story ends with me

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in a bathroom stall hunched over my cell phone watching a red line just go down and down and down and down and down sweating like oh god oh i should i should i could cancel it but it might go back up oh i guess still going down yeah so uh i lost about i lost about 40 of my money in one move and then i never did it again

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Yeah, you're to the whims of an unknown world.

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No, it was in college, yeah. And it was pretty early on. It would have been around the same time that crypto, the idea, might have just been getting started.

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in less because i i'm telling you the well is dry on news titles this season why where'd all the news go mark just nothing's happening everything's boring but there is one that i want to read because i feel like it's a it it's sort of a psa but sort of a like a common sense please texas official warns against measles parties as outbreak keeps growing I'm sorry, what is a measles party?

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Even if I had started when it started, I would have sold everything.

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No, it was just I must have saw some video or some guide online that everyone's like, hey, come on.

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So I'm assuming that it's the same kind of idea as a chicken pox party, which also is not recommended anymore because there's a vaccine for that, just like there's a vaccine for measles. But if you do have a child with measles, do not host a party where other children come and get exposed to the measles. That's not how that one works.

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For me, the weather's great, and that can't be beat. Obviously, there's natural disasters, but I'm not talking about that. Weather is great. There are tons of opportunities for my career out here that work really well for me. Um, met a ton of people here.

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There's a lot of, um, this is kind of like weirdly specific, but there's a lot of, and I'm not saying there aren't in Ohio, but there's a lot of really specifically at ambitious people here. And so there's a higher likelihood of meeting those other ambitious types that really want to kind of independently focused and like self-starting.

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Um, and so that's, that's been really appealing and good for me to meet. And it's usually they come from other places. They're all over the country and the world, but this is one of the hubs where a lot of those people congregate. So I think that's good.

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I'm not a people person, but it's really, really handy to be able to meet people that are really skilled in certain specific skills and they're all in one place or within like an hour's drive. So that's cool.

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Yeah. It's a story every day. Five syllables. Cincinnati.

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The only substitute here is there is a place in Burbank, I think, that has a Cincinnati native that made a Cincinnati chili place. Oh, that's cool. I haven't been there yet, but I think it exists. I'm fairly.

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No, I don't disagree. It is something. We went back. I had it twice. Three times, actually, in the time I was around. That's a lot. You still counting, Wade? I really thought I had it. You almost did, man. You almost did. Don't beat yourself up about it.

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No. I never heard of that one. Not even a little bit.

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This is kind of robbing that one a little bit, but I think in specificity, I think everyone should speak a second language.

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And again, I'm not fluent in Korean. I'm trying. But automatically, it opens up your worldview to know another language because in that, you can interact with at least one more culture. And that's big. In America, if everyone also spoke Spanish...

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there would be an incredible, like, uh, larger part of interaction happening with people like, uh, from Mexico or of Spanish descent or anything like that. And then Spanish also is a gateway language to like French and Italian and, and all those other romance languages. Um, and so there's just, there would, it would, I believe it would probably be a net good.

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There's still be plenty of people that are prejudiced and biased. It doesn't stop anyone from doesn't make anyone a miraculously good person or fix everything, but it would, it would, they would at least be literate. Cause if they could speak to, well, maybe not. There's people that speak multiple languages, don't read it, but there'd be a little more going on up here. You know what I mean?

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All right, I got one last thing, which is here. Indian man awarded damages over length of commercials before movie screening. And I think this is interesting because the length of the trailers... Yeah, he sued because he thought there were too many commercials?

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I did not tell you who is ahead. I wasn't counting either, so I have no idea.

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And we're talking specifically about the trailers when the movie time starts, which has been getting egregiously high. Yeah, movies start like 10 to 15 minutes after their allotted time. The scheduled movie in Bangalore said the movie ran for 2 hours and 25 minutes, which is on the longer side of movies.

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Listeners. No, viewers. It was viewers because viewers disappeared and it's on listeners now.

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I felt pretty confident about every one of my answers. I'm pretty sure that I could say that it was me strongly through it.

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I was definitely more locked in.

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I was so ready for it, man. I know usually if I'm red first, it's not a good thing, but yeah, all right, real subversive.

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Uh, this was unfair. I've been... Oh, fuck.

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It was due to start at 4.05 and due to finish at 6.30, but with over 30 minutes of time added in from trailers and advertisements, the man was late for work, which he was scheduled for at 6.30 when the film was supposed to end.

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He gets two wins for the season championship, which probably ended by now. I don't remember.

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oh i saw it laying ahead and i was like what do i do this bad for me anyway uh mark continue your loser speech now that we have deemed that completely fair it's legally declared to be fair so i have no right to complain i need to tear up my previous loser speech which was going and then my follow-up winner speech i was going to read uh now i'm left with a nothing speech where i

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Feel like nothing, am nothing, and will never accomplish anything. I am not a mighty redwood. I am a lowly dandelion just blowing away in the wind. Cheers!

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We should make a rule that it can only be if there's a one-point margin.

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I'll remember it. I'm Ember. I'm Ember.

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I have no idea, but it's, it is a weird amount of time that is dedicated towards these trailers and advertisements, which is, that is all they are. Their trailer and their advertisements for future movies, which I like trailers. Yeah. We always try to get there in time to watch all the trailers. Yeah, but it's too many. It is too many, I think, nowadays.

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There are usually about 20 to 25 minutes, I would say, in terms of trailers before the movie even begins. And they are fun to watch, but if you go to see a lot of movies, you see a lot of the same ones many times.

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Yeah, he won the equivalent of $574, which is not a ton of money. A movie theater can definitely handle that loss. But also some people were commenting, why didn't he just leave the theater at 620? You wouldn't finish the movie, I guess. But you can get a refund for a ticket if you really, really didn't like a movie. I think you can still get a refund.

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Yeah, it does open up the doors for a lot. I'm not sure how the legal system goes over there the same way as over here, but.

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No, no, they hit the accelerate. People don't have the attention span to watch at 1x speed. They got to do 1.5. It's really got to speed.

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Look, I've uploaded an entire video at the wrong aspect ratio out of a raw file that didn't even have audio. I don't think anyone's going to notice. No. No one cares. I never knew Brad Pitt was so squeaky sounding. They're all so busy looking at their phones, I'll never notice. Anyway, that's all I got for the news. I didn't talk about my life at all, but, you know, whatever. That's fine.

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You don't have to do that. I mean, I could, but it's more of the same thing.

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I've never finished once in my life. Ever. My man.

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Not as weird as me, apparently, or maybe weirder. Depending on what got points, I don't know what did.

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Something, you know, the doctor wouldn't really second guess writing that prescription.

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It's one of those things where I know there's a list of issues to tackle in this country, in our society, but I really wish that one would be tackled relatively sooner from what it's currently being tackled at, which is never.

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um because yeah it's absurd and everyone agrees that it's absurd and some people agree so much that it's absurd that they take special action into these things um but our you know official elected leaders uh seem to not think it's a priority yeah funny how that works my bald stylist would just say go to turkey they've got the cure for everything in turkey

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yeah korea was same way and i know korea has got some problems with their medical system right now i can't remember what was happening exactly i think there was a strike for one reason or another don't know the full situation but even then it's still seeing someone same day a specialist ear nose and throat specialist same day same hour that i walked in impossible to fathom in the states impossible we've talked about this before and i need to hear about it

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Seemed to be all right.

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He's suffering. Put him out of his misery.

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I don't remember the last time I've yelled at someone on the phone or customers. I don't think I ever have.

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Anywho, we're going to move on to the episode. This is having a profound impact on the world. This podcast is just shaking the foundation of the earth. In fact, we're so influential, we cannot be contained to this timeline. I want you to, to open up your minds to magical possibilities, the likes of which you have never seen before.

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And then once you're done imagining that, sorry, Bob, I shouldn't have phrased it that way. I want you to sing the song of infinity inside your mind. Out loud? He said inside your mind. Oh, okay. I did say that, yeah. Now, stop that because it has nothing to do with what we're about to do. Step inside my time machine. Inside our mind, or? No, this is real. I have a, imagine, no, don't imagine.

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It's just off screen. It's just off screen. Trust me. It's there. Yeah, there he goes. Yep, step in. Wade, get in. Wait, get in. Get in the time machine. All right, cool. Thank you. I guess you can take the chair, sure.

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No, no, you don't get a chair. All right, we're all going in the time machine.

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It's a little chaotic, but I made the inside of the time machine look exactly like all of our... It's like a TARDIS or something? Yeah, yeah, and there's plenty of room in here for all kinds of activities. So, while we're traveling through time, I'm going to explain what we're going to do. We're going to fuck shit up, but maybe in a good way. You two, I'm going to task you...

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With going out there and wherever we end up, we'll find out once it lands us wherever we go. And I'm tasking you, two, to go out there and make the most profound change of the timeline. It could be whatever you want. It could be whatever you think would be best. And then I'll make a judgment of who made the most profound change and award a point. Both are still gonna happen.

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You're still gonna do those things. And then one of you, I will decide which one made the most profound change. And then we'll get back in it. And hey, I'll let you even take one item from that timeline to bring into the time machine, and you can use that in the future if you want. Ooh. Okay. All right. Everyone understand? Yes.

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It's kind of random. I'm just going to look at the screen and read off of the numbers and the places. I didn't decide beforehand. It's just where we end up. I don't know.

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2001, New York City, September 10th. Okay. Ooh. All right, door's open. Who wants to go first?

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Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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I think that would cause quite a ripple. But seriously, we need to get the fuck out of town once this starts happening. Well, you wait there. You wait.

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Wade's turn is now. Wade, what are you doing?

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It's just the machine. I didn't pick it. This is what happened. I think maybe we should spend some more time under the hood of this machine. All right. Well, I'll try to tweak it, but I think you guys should get back in. What item did you grab on the way back in?

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We're almost there, though. It's almost springtime here in L.A. It's some this is actually some of the most beautiful weather because after the rain start, you know, it pushes a lot of the any kind of pollutants out of the air, makes the air really clear and nice. So you get a great view of it.

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A blockbuster card. Okay. Blockbuster card. Yep. Sure. Bob, what did you get? I grabbed...

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one box of blockbuster cards wade slips in the door with his one blockbuster cards like hey a souvenir bob waddles in with a palette like as many giant boxes of pokemon cards mint condition original press pokemon cards and then wade you look at him with a lot of jealousy in your eyes

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All right, so we slam the door. I'm going to tell you who made the most effect at the end when we get back to the normal timeline. Oh, okay. All right, so I'm going to... We're going again. Oh, whoa! Editors, make this... Oh! Just me? Just me, you guys? Me by myself.

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Oh, all right. Okay, I got it. Oh, ah, ah, interesting. Okay, we're way in the past now. This is what I was hoping for. Oh, thank God. We're 79 CE, which is Common Era. We're in Pompeii. Well, I only know two eras. Which one is that? Common Era, CE. Is that B, C, or A, D? No, it's C-E. Oh, boy. Okay. You'll have to figure it out for yourself. Look, this machine, I don't know. I don't get it.

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But anyway, Pompeii, September 10th. What?

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The horizon distance and the weather is really nice because it's just, you know, usually hovers between like 50 and 80, you know, goes right around there. So that's why people love California for the winters, because the winters really are mild, except for that period where fires can explode. That that's a fun winter surprise.

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Oh, okay. So that hasn't happened yet. Yeah, yeah. It looks not ashy. It looks nice. I open the door and I'm like, oh, there's a whole bunch of people milling about. Kind of looking at it as funny, but not that funny. Well, a little funny. All right. So Bob, you went first. So Wade, you'll run out there first to alter the time screen. And you have a blockbuster card.

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And we look like ourselves, right? You can take clothes from this era if you really wanted to, I guess. But you'd have to wait until next time.

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They ask you why? Why? Hey, why? Why do you need to preserve it?

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You forgot to bring it. No cell phones allowed. The time stream blew up all cell phones. I specifically meant you couldn't bring anything from the first place that we went. I'm retroactively making that true.

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Alright, so you grabbed an armful of Pompeii Library documents. You screamed that... What'd you scream?

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The volcano's gonna erupt, and you had some fun.

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All right, okay, all right. Quite eventful. Sprint in, sprint out. Bob? All right, I'm thinking ahead on this one.

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But I was in Cincinnati last week and I noticed something when I got off the plane and we were driving out from the airport. It looked like someone turned the saturation down on the world.

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I need to look up when archaeologists started digging.

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That's fair.

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everything was gray and i forgot just how gray it was in the winter in cincinnati it's just it's it was gray everything was no color the grass was all you know grayed out the trees no leaves the clouds were gray the road was gray everything was gray Yeah, it does that. Because I know Cincinnati is beautiful in the spring and summer and the fall and the colors.

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Ow! Why does this one hurt? I think we're going even farther back. We're going so far back. Maybe even too far. Maybe so far back we'll never come back. Wah! Goo goo! Oh shit, what the fuck is happening to Wade?

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Okay, we've landed. 65 million years ago? This can't be real. This can't be real. Wait a minute. Oh no. We're on the Yucatan Peninsula. On September 10th.

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Oh, man. All right. So, wow. This is crazy. It's so prehistoric out there. Well, good thing you guys, well, I guess you don't have anything to defend yourself with. But get out there. Change the time stream. Bob, you're up. Go get him.

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What do we got like dinosaurs out here and stuff? Yeah, yeah. They're all looking at you funny, but they're also looking up at the sky kind of like going on there.

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A lot of them are kind of like weirded out by this strange thing that just appeared and we made a lot of noise and then like, just like a gush of fluid came out of it, like real sticky goo. But all of them are kind of at a distance looking at you funny. It's mostly herbivores there. It's like a herd of, um, the dinosaur of this era.

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We got space in the time machine, right? Yeah, yeah. There's some space in there. It's kind of bigger on the inside situation. It's not unlimited or anything, but there's space.

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Oh, wow. That's adorable. Oh, so it's both your item and this is how you're going to affect the time stream? Yeah, that's what I'm going with. All right, so you kidnapped an angliosaurus. Okay, gotcha. All right, cool. Wow, that was well done. Wade, go ahead. Get out there. I give you a slap on the ass on the way out. Slap.

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And then I forgot that's why people hate winter in the Northeast is because it gets real drab.

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Very high. Extremely high. So many of these plants, the human body has never adapted to even touch them. The protein interfaces mostly don't interact, but some of them, incredibly, incredibly itchy. So I'm not going to say he's dying or anything, but Wade, you are now itchy unbelievably. You are prehistorically itchy.

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I hate to say this, guys, but that meteor is about to hit, so we should probably go.

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No, yeah, we're gonna go. Ka-chunk. That one made me shit my pants. Well, this is interesting. 2560 BCE. That's before Common Era. Egypt. Giza. Weirdly, September 10th again. Oh, you guys, are you looking up what happened on that day? Oh, you don't know what happened in this time? No. Yes. I told you I know about the BC era. We have a computer in our time machine.

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And if they don't. Party. It's funny. I was driving on 75 and I remember when I first started driving. Oh, so many years ago that there was construction on 75 and I was so it felt like coming home when I drove up 75 and the same lanes that have been closed. It's the same construction. Someone is getting paid bank. They're making so much money and no one is checking on him. No one.

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I'm going to ban that from now on. After this one, you're not allowed to look up what happened on this day, all right? You just have to guess.

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Here, I'll swing open the door. I swing open the door. There's a beautiful, pristine, glistening white, gigantic pyramid. And at the top is a golden mini pyramid at the top. It's glorious. There's a whole crowd of people around it. They're all cheering and celebrating. You kind of understand a little bit of ancient Egyptian, so you know that they're going, We did it. We did it.

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And then, you know, they're asking a lot of that. Interesting. Wade, you're up. Please don't fuck anything or anyone. That's incredibly short-sighted of you. No, yeah, you can do whatever you want. Thank you.

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What the fuck do you bring back? Hold on. You gotta wait. You gotta wait for their response.

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and then all right so you stand there you shout uh in a language that they don't understand because you understand a little of them they don't understand anything you're talking about and they look at you funny and they're like they're all looking up at you because they're very short apparently and they start to call for like the the the guy in the corner with a whip hey baddie daddy to dami mami in egypt that's fine but where's the aliens

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All right, okay. I'll come back to you in a minute. All right, so Bob Wade's out there. He's about to get flogged, and he's screaming, raving, holding his card up to the sky. You don't have to interact with him at all.

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All right. I kneel before the fair chair. He is extremely old. Looks like he's about at the end of his life. And he was gazing wistfully at the giant pyramid. Like, oh, but Egyptian, you know.

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cat god alien and so then i'm in charge now and i assume control of the whole situation okay cool are they do i have to wait are they on board with this yeah i think they are because they did notice a giant uh machine that appeared out of nowhere all of them did notice that or some of them nearby and the giant gush of goo that comes out whenever we land from spacetime

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Yeah, and they really noticed when Wade ran out there and started screaming at the top of his lungs. So they really... It drew a lot of eyeballs. And so by the time you walk down, they see two almost equal height giants. And they've never even seen anyone of your height, ever. They allow you in the throne room. You do talk to the guy. Your broken Egyptian is a little faulty.

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Doesn't get the full message through, but you are welcomed with open arms in the kingdom. And they don't quite make you ruler yet, but... You're now right next to the Pharaoh. You're 100% on board, can probably influence them whichever way you want.

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He believes me. He does. Over time, you wear him down. Meanwhile, Wade is getting flogged the entire time. We're here for a while, I guess. So, you know, there's no immediate explosion.

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And so slavery is abolished. Before anything can happen, that pharaoh croaks because he was very old. So he actually died almost two days after the pyramid was completed.

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But your message was heard and he enacted some policy. Wade said the word.

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Mark was writing something down there. Oh, I was trying to remember what the steps that Bob even took while I was saying all that, but I was saying that he died. Was his death unfair to you? He enacted policies. He enacted policies to start against slavery. You think that's unfair?

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It sure is, but I think, yeah, I think, yeah, we'll figure it out if it lands on that. All right, my coin is the lady has heads, the lion...

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All right, so it carries on as was. Tim Allen whispering in, he dies, but he enacts some policies. You won't know what the effect is, but it got the conversation started because honestly, they hadn't even considered it.

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Yeah. No, there were no aliens. In fact, we were the aliens. Most likely, neither of you actually did as much as just the time machine appearing. But I'm only going to count with what you guys got. Bob, what'd you get?

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So he's probably fine. All right. That sounds good. I think. Okay, all right, hop in boys. I think we only have time. For one more time.

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Strange things occurring here in this one. 1776, Philadelphia. July 3rd. The only not September 10th that we landed on. I think I finally worked out the bug on that one. We open the doors and you see the early building that looks real fancy. Not quite like Capitol Hill, but kind of a little bit. It looks, you know, like nice. Looks like a government building.

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You know, there's a lot of parks, horse-drawn carriages, people in twill suits, and other people in rags.

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No. No fighting.

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Well, see the thing about Cincinnati that I forgot, because if you look up Cincinnati population on any website, it says like, you know, 300 to 400,000. And that's what I've always thought. And it's like, Oh, Cincinnati, it's not that big a city. That's just like the Metro though, right? Yeah. I forgot that the Cincinnati area is like two to two and a half million people. And it's like, Oh wow.

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They were already thinking about it. You thought they were whispering that we didn't think through the second amendment, what they really were thinking of like, man, this is a fucking weirdo. We got to get back to signing this declaration.

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gloss over some of the stuff that'll get fixed i guess but you know there's some there's some adjustments we need to make here's my blockbuster card you guys come up with a filibuster let me tell you this one it's even bigger okay so they're listening to you uh and they're going uh-huh uh-huh but benjamin franklin does approach you and he takes that card and he looks at it really closely and he rubs it between his fingers and he's like how did you make this future go on

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Oh, good thing it wasn't your objective to have the most profound change on the timeline. Don't eat it. I wasn't going to. There's this whole micro thing, real small.

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Can I have this?

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I'm going to have this. He tucks it in his pocket. Man, Ben Franklin's kind of a klepto. Ben's like you. He liked to take things and he liked to sleep with a lot of.

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Anyway, he takes your blockbuster card.

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My kite was stolen this morning. I don't want to talk to you. Well, I take your glasses and I run. Okay, you quickly snatch them off his face and you run as fast as you can.

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You might have made it. You might have reinforced it, at least, or caused them to think it again.

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That's so many more than I think. And it's been growing. So yeah, traffic has been getting much worse over there because there's no Metro at all.

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Uh... No. Well, that's unfair! Too late, man. Too late. You only get one? We got so much to get through, no time to get- Is that a rule? Get in! Get in! It's almost out of power! We gotta get back to our time!

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Dive! Dive! Actually, there was plenty of power. There was no reason to panic at all.

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No. And then we're back. All right. So you step out to a brand new world. And let me tell you, it's not that different. Shockingly, very little has changed. All the bomb threats did prevent people from being in the buildings during the attack. But the Pentagon was still hit.

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Yeah, so the odd thing is conspiracy theories are dramatically on the rise because all the bomb threats before did clear it out.

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And there was a crazy man on the news, very small side story, but there was a crazy man that was unearthed after like some old archives got picked up of news stories that they saw security camera footage of some tall bald guy going in there screaming about how there was going to be an attack the next day. And then there was. So that was evidence compounding.

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So conspiracy theory about September 10th, which they call it now, is really, really way higher than it is even today. And so people were more suspicious of, you know, the actions, but George Bush still, you know, war in the Middle East.

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Yeah, slight differences, but, you know, you, Wade, you're famous now because people see you now and know you from your tape because it wasn't that long ago.

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Yeah, you also notice that there's a suspiciously higher proportion of people that are bald and slightly taller.

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It's not that much, but the average height has gone up by like half an inch across the board. And that's driven by more people that are six foot four and bald.

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Also, the slave rebellion in Egypt, it happened anyway, but it was slightly less bloodshed, I think. I'm not 100% sure how those events turned out, but that was pretty decent. Because the meteor was going to hit anyway, it wiped out any evidence or any bacteria or any effect that we would have had that far in the past.

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uh kind of sanitized everything so really we didn't have that there wasn't even a chance for wind from a butterfly's wings to even spread far enough uh to cause another ripple effect that that meteor kind of just it was a canon event there's one less dinosaur a few less eggs they're gonna be turned into dust

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Yeah. It's interesting because you still have a dinosaur and you still have eggs and that's going to change some things in the future. So that is interesting. Bob, you want to open Jurassic Park? Build it and they will come.

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There is something interesting. Microplastics are so much higher in everyone's bodies because by Ben Franklin stealing your card, he was so curious about it that he started the industrial revolution slightly before it would have happened because they found oil and he started turning it into plastics way sooner. There's so much more plastic waste in the ocean.

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There's so much more plastic waste in the world around us. And everyone has not just a credit cards about a plastic in their brain. They have about 10 blockbuster cards.

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Uh, no.

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But the Second Amendment is curiously changed from bear arms to have weapons. And that has thrown some weird legal loopholes into how people treat the Second Amendment. But people are still very, very much protective of their right to have weapons. The definition of which is debated throughout the rest of time.

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Like, I don't know what they did. they rebuilt the whole highway two street lengths over and then they tore it all down and rebuild it over this way. And I remember they were cutting into a hill to do something there. And then I just see supports along that hill, no road just, and then it's moving again and cut down these lanes, open those lanes. It's very, very, someone should check in on that.

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Yeah, that's pretty nuts. Side effect, Hugh Glass, famous frontiersman, trapper, trader, hunter, and explorer, was not as famous as he was back then because he was not mauled by a grizzly bear. Ooh. Yeah, so he's not well known for his mauling of a grizzly bear.

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No, it was actually melted by the lava. All right. But some people who left Pompeii that day just so happened to be your partners in that spread your genes.

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That's true. That's true. Let me see something. I want to see how what the effect of the lava had on wall carvings. Okay. No? Yeah, there were still plenty. Okay, so that definitely did survive. There still was a Third Reich. It just was not called Nazis. Let's call them, oh, Shotzi's. They're called Nazis.

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But yeah, it turns out that Hitler and his, you know, being in World War, World War One still happened because Nazism wasn't even a thing. And largely the events of World War Two were more driven by the events of World War One and putting Germany into a, you know, an economically vulnerable and politically unstable time period.

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He's probably right. I mean, it does, yeah, I would say it kind of leaked from one to another. So, hey, but that was pretty good. I have to say, the biggest change that I notice is Wade introducing his genes into the gene pool far sooner than it ever should have, so he had a profound effect on the average height in the world and more baldness in history. Ooh. So that was cool.

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And you guys bringing dinosaurs to the future, that's going to be really weird.

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Except they die instantly because their immune systems aren't ready for the bacteria and viruses of this era. 65 millions of lost evolution in their immune systems developing means they pretty much keel over within a few days frothing at the mouth. But their carcasses are still very valuable for science. So that's cool. But that angiosaurus dies in your arms, Bob.

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You're cradling its head, you know, kind of like, unless its head is also huge. Well, its head is like the size of a small vehicle.

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You're rubbing it while it's dying on the ground. It's very beautiful, but very sad. Wade, your eggs turn to mush inside the shells. What happens to like the seeds and the plants and stuff? They also turn to mush.

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You think we should go get looked at? It's fine. All right, I gave points for Bob for having all the bomb threats. That was definitely the most significant of that time period. Wade, you had the most significant of Pompeii for the tiny last minute addition of had fun in the sheets. Everything else, no effect.

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Oh. Yeah, so there was still people traveling in and out. I'm assuming at least one of them made it out. But right back to Bob with the Pharaoh business, that was definitely a more profound change. What, they're getting flogged for a month? What do you mean? And then the dinosaurs, I was going to call that a wash just because generally didn't do too much.

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But I think maybe if we're going by impact, Bob bringing back a dinosaur was probably better than some eggs and some pine cones. So maybe I'll give him that one. Ha! And then, Wade, you, by giving Ben Franklin the Blockbuster card. I did not. The fucking Klepto stole it. Well, okay. All right, then. So congratulations, guys. You didn't actually mess up that much at all.

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I don't think too much was changed for the good, but not that much was changed for the bad. And you guys did really good. That's surprising.

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All right. So wait, you got a point for traffic. You got a point for it's a fucking thing. You got a point for had some fun in the sheets in Pompeii. You know, some points for founding father. Oh, Ben Franklin stealing your blockbuster card. And that's it. Okay. Bob, you got a point for seahorse to land horse to pegasus. You got a point for, uh, all the bomb threats possible.

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You got a point for, uh, pharaoh outfit. Oh, no, sorry, the pharaoh. The, the slavery affecting. And then... Was that it? Oh, no, wait. No, the dinosaur one. That's right. I forgot. And a point for a dinosaur one, which if you read the scoreboard, it's four to four. Hey, one man show. Nope. One man show. We have another wheel. We have the bonus wheel to spin. Thank God. Unless it lands on two.

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And I'm rolling. It's really rolling. Oh, I have to hit stop. Oh, sorry.

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I was like, the anticipation was building so much. All right. Stop. Two? Two. All right. Uh-oh. It's fine. It's fine. Oh, what do you want to add to the wheel, Mark? You get to add a thing. Oh, what should we do? There's so many things that happened. It doesn't have to be related to the episode. Yeah, but it could be. Oh, I got whoever said fuck the most.

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I don't know. I don't know. I was laughing pretty much the whole time.

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Yeah, I was laughing at Wade a lot just because of his ridiculousness. I think the it's a fucking thing made me laugh really hard. Yeah, that might be the bigger one. I feel like it goes to Wade. I won't argue. Okay.

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Hey, wait a minute. Oh, wait.

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Well, not train, not trains. We don't like trains. Trains, bad. In fact, never maintain those rails. Ever. Right, guys? Right? Old strategy, Cotton. Let's see if it pays off for him. Well, you know, I don't see too many railroads being built. You'd think that with all those highways they would build, they would build, you know, I don't know, high-speed rail? No, Mark, listen.

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Oh no, does that mean that Mark gets it or is it between me and Wade? I think it's between you and Wade, but either way, the result I think is the same. Does that mean we both get a point or we don't get any points? No, Wade got one point for biggest laugh. And then if we go by shortest being me, it would be me. Or if we go by shortest being the two of you, I think Wade is half an inch.

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Yeah. I think I remember on the tour, you guys were back-to-back and measured, and it was like by this... Then again, my perspective was so low, I don't know...

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I think we could say one per episode. Yeah, let's just do one per episode. I think that's okay. One per episode. That's fine.

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We went on quite an adventure, Wade. You had the most profound effect on Gene Pool, and all of your other actions had nothing to do with anything.

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That's what I meant by the Gene... Yeah. Yeah.

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It was a lever. Yeah, it was clearly a lever. It was heavy, too. It was a heavy lever.

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I get more leverage because my arms aren't as long as yours, so I have more advantageous attachments to my bones. So, ha ha ha ha. Sure. Anyway, a terrible winner speech. Probably the worst one we've ever had. Bob, loser speech.

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Thank you everybody so much for living with this for the rest of your life. Can't wait to see what the future is going to bring with all the changes that have occurred. They were very real and they're very true. Uh, so carry that with you forever and ever and ever and ever like a scar.

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Thank you.

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Horses just pull you. The horses can walk. I know they're mostly aquatic, but they're actually very strong on land. Don't know if you knew that.

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Yeah, most do, most do. But, you know, they're actually, it's just different life cycles of the horse. Originally, you know, they start out in the water and then they move to the land.

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Hello, gentle listeners. Gentle?

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yeah basically i'm not gonna get into the episode yet because i want to talk about something that funny that was on the subreddit i've pissed off many people with my random hobbies and talking about shit that i don't know uh before never has there been as much protest against me pursuing a new hobby than the cnc people oh are you getting a lot of pushback wait really yeah i thought for sure it was the 22 people

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That's fun. Either way, I'm not mad about it because it's funny to me. But okay, side tangent. Did any of you know that other definition of CNC?

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Hardcore! Hardcore watchers, gentle listeners, welcome to Distractible. Today is another great day for another great episode hosted by me, Markiplier, who miraculously won because I knew to check under the eyelids. If you don't know what I'm talking about, you gotta listen to last week's episode or watch it if you're hardcore. 🎵 If you want easy mode, just listen to it.

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But the crazy thing to me is every comment agreed. I didn't find a single comment that said, I didn't think of that. Is everyone just a freak out there? And why? Why is everyone a freak? Why is our fan base 100% freak?

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I don't know. I know we're pretty extreme fellas, and we live a very adventurous... It's a fucking thing?

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Yeah, that's why they found it funny. But honestly, for two episodes, for two entire episodes, none of us knew what you guys were thinking. So, yeah.

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so weird about 3d printing and machines and all that they were just like oh man look at the kind of weird sex toys they're using no bad wrong not you the audience no bad wrong Anyway, so I'm no longer into CNC anymore. It's not because I got scared off from it, but it's because I realized what you could do with SLA resin printing molds and pouring metal into those molds to get extreme detail.

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there's burn away resins that you can print SLA printing is the liquid resin not the solid filament and you can get certain resins that when it cures it turns into like it has a lot of wax in it or a waxy like substance as far as I I know.

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And then when you put it into a mold and you cast the mold in a kiln, it literally burns away the resin, creates probably not great fumes, and you need to ventilate that properly. But then it's a perfect mold of that shape, and you can pour liquid metal into that, and then you have a metal part. A forged metal part. A forged metal part.

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Cast metal part, whatever the difference between that is. So, hey, I'm going to get a large induction metal melting machine that's going to definitely not explode me in a fireball of death. And I'm going to start pouring random metals into random holes. Can't wait.

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No, you don't need a permit if you have induction heating.

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But I won that round, and so that means I get to host this episode, and I get to subject my friends, Bob and Wade, to my whims and my whimsies. Say hi, guys.

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Now we get to hear Mark go on and on about metallurgy. There's been a globbersault update, but I'm going to hold it off until another episode.

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Is that the joke you've been going for this whole time? Yes. I don't care if it's bad or doesn't get me points. I'm proud of it. Persistence pays off. I'm not going to give you a point for that, but that's pretty good.

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No, libraries are great. Everyone should have a library card. And I'm a hypocrite because I haven't gone to any of the Los Angeles libraries, but it's something that should be supported. And there's a reason why companies want to lock down everything because libraries are like a hub of information and knowledge sharing. And that's supposed to be That's supposed to be a cornerstone of society.

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Libraries are such a wonderful resource and anything to try to defund it is stupid and bad and dumb and wrong. And it should be because the economic impact of libraries on the communities. I didn't even know about the 3D printing stuff. That's awesome.

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But the economic impact of libraries on people being able to go there and get all the information they need, any book they need, renting DVDs, games, even filing taxes, applying for jobs.

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It's incredible. Support your local library.

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I'm not sure how much the vote matters in Ohio, considering I saw that there was a vote that passed that legalized weed and then state legislators were like, no.

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You earned it, and we deserve it. That's fair. That's fair. How are you guys doing this fine, fine Tuesday?

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Well, it's good that it's contained to one state. Yeah, thank God no other states are designed like ours. I miss Ohio, but something's about it I feel like. But if you're listening to this and you're a resident of Ohio, hey, you can always vote them out. Whoever they are that are making shit up and making it worse, you can always vote them out. So that's probably what they're counting on.

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Unless you vote them out and they say, nah.

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I wouldn't be surprised. You're just jealous because I can picture an apple rotating in my head.

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I just see this image of Shadowhair on a segue, and I'm like, oh, hell yeah.

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I don't know. Ecliptico, I kind of want to know. You know, Tyler's handle is Apocalypto. Ecliptico.

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Very different.

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No, no, no, no, no, no. You know, it's not, it's not worth it. Oh, okay. Go on. No, no, no. It's just there was an article talking about if humans could fly, how big would our wings be? And I'm like, that might be interesting. And then I'm like, that's kind of dumb.

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That's if they weigh 150 pounds at five feet, they need 20 feet of wingspan.

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So he's a pathetic loser is what I'm hearing.

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So McDonald's needs to take their sign that says billions and billions served. And now that they know that one person is destroying the average, they got to go down to millions and millions again.

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Shh, shh.

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Oh, I'm so out of shape. Oh, I used to be so gloriously in shape.

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We don't have to be these people, guys.

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It did, though! I hit your camera! Thank you. Thank you.

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Thank you. Thank you.

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Listen, I think that this is one small price to pay for the glorious progress that Windows and Microsoft as a company is pushing onto the world. The versions of Windows just get better and better. Yeah, a few files might get lost here and there, but honestly, did you deserve them?

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Thank you.

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,,, I've tried to use one. It didn't work as I was thinking. And the dryer didn't dry anything, but I'm guessing you could just manually dry. That's what the toilet paper is for then, right? I suppose.

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But aren't you worried about the water pressure suddenly spiking and you get water jet cut in half?

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Then splits down the middle. Mission successful, Agent 47.

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I've never actually played it too much myself. I played the original Hitman 47 and it was not a funny game at all. But nowadays, I love the direction they've taken because it's an extremely funny game now. Because there's this time where Agent 47 is outside of a window and the guy's like, What's that, Doc? Oh, my cancer's gone!

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to the rocks below i just think it's really funny and i'm glad they took that because it's such a strange idea of a game but anyway hey 47 hero by night killer bidet that's good any more news you all have There's no news out there. What are you talking about? I bought a knife sharpening kit.

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Oh, you'd think that. I hope so. I told you, I'm going to make people really mad really fast.

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Yeah, it's got 20 degrees. 20 shmurries.

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Yeah, and then it's got a fish hook setting for all my fish hooks.

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Anyway, oh god, I broke it.

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This product contains magnets, which may affect pacemakers or other similar implanted devices. There's something in here. What are you? Oh, a scroll. Oh.

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What in the fuck?

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Oh, wow.

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Sorry, everybody. You don't need to be mad at me anymore. I already know the answers. We witnessed history together. This was something special.

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My hands are oily now. Also, the oil I have, I don't think is... I couldn't find blade oil.

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Yeah. It lubricates, cleans, protects, penetrates, and bonds, reduces friction and wear. So that's probably good for sharpening.

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That sounds like the Internet, I'm sure.

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Yeah, I don't have much else.

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The seed gets sowed. And I, with my truck, many things can tow. I have two elbows. And I want you all to know, I'm grateful for the blow. It's a special kind of snow.

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Exactly. Now you're getting it. Now you're thinking with AI. Speaking of AI, did you guys see how the entire AI industry is all kinds of, because that one Chinese startup?

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Yeah, and it's funny because if you read their data on how they made it, and I don't fully understand it all that well, but they were using a different programming language besides Python, and it was a more lower-level language closer to assembly for their programming, which is probably more efficient. But again, I'm speaking from a place of inexperience.

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I don't know if that has much to do with it. But the way they did their reinforcement training, was very simple and made a lot of sense instead of taking every data in the world and just going, it'll fit!

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Yeah, kind of that from my understanding, given that most of the neural networks that I've seen examples of are like one and a half pages of programming, you know, something in the order of 50 lines of code.

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And if it's got basically a key logger in the program, who knows what it could do?

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You know what's even weirder is the resurgence of, instead of fearing clowns, there's like this subset of the internet that is starting to become attracted to clowns. What? Have you seen this?

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Coolrophilia is a paraphilia towards clowns. There's an associated subculture dedicated to it, and coolrophilia may intersect with coolrophobia, the fear of clowns. Now, the reason that made me think of that is because before I deleted TikTok, there were several clown TikTok people. Clowns. There were several clowns. Now they're on OnlyHonks.

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Now you're talking. Now you're talking. And I was reading some discussion about this on Reddit, and there was a thread that was discussing that the rise in that coincided with the first It, and when Pennywise first appeared as the new Pennywise. You know what I mean? Bill Skarsgård, yeah.

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That'll help. That will never protect you. Okay, wait. How to pronounce... Okay, there's a YouTube video. There you go.

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So you're predicting, you're estimating your poor performance in the future, right?

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All right. I'm going to share my screen preemptively so that we just know if this does happen. Oh, no.

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I just want to make it clear. I'm doing a thing. I'm not just standing there waiting to see.

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Yeah, that one.

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I was just sitting here like, uh-huh, keep that one. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. He's gonna do something, right?

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Thank you.

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Thank you. Thank you.

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So close. I feel like I should stop this because I worry about you guys choking.

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Call the White House. I'm an opponent. Me, better do something. White House, they've heard the lesson. Doesn't know what happened. So I'm like, okay, I better call A.J. Frost. Mr. Frost, we need you. I need to go to the gym. I need to play athlete. Oh, shit. Down the hill. Down the hill. I got my spaceship. So I make my way down the hill. I get my spaceship. I fuck like a little mule.

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I don't know why I can do it. I'm not a mule. You think I brought my chainsaw? What's this going to mean?

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Chainsaw? He said chainsaw.

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Naked. Butthole. Beans time. Eating the beans. Beans don't work. Oh, Mark. Mark. Meteor. Oh, nothing happened. Oh, White House. Oh, Meteor. Nothing happened. Oh, AJ Frost. Oh, Meteor. Oh, Ben Affleck. Run down the hill. I'm going to face you, and nothing happens. I'm going to chase you, and nothing happens. Morphine! Morphine! Morphine! Morphine! Morphine! Morphine! I don't know anything.

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You want to help me with a present? Nope. No, you don't really need it. I'm cool about it. It's very fast! Fuck! I'll get it right away. I'll get it right away. I'll get it right away. I'll get it right away. I'll get it right away. I'll get it right away. I'll get it right away. I'm sorry. Ow! That only happens. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

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How many cookies have you eaten in the last ten minutes? I had two full packs and this is all it's worth?

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But it went places that I have so... I haven't laughed that hard in a long time.

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Okay. All right. Okay.

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Hit him with the old wet sock, you know.

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You don't want to get the sad cabbage. That'll mess you up. Sorry, this is so much louder than I ever thought it would be.

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this is officially an asmr podcast now oh god i had another coin here because it's a it's a aztec calendar sun and moon coin and i was like hey that'd be cool i'll flip that a few times it'll be fun actually made by the aztecs oh no oh okay oh actually it's just a moon and then i think it's an aztec calendar kind of design

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probably why it doesn't anymore i guess yeah i remember though cabbage could be a or lettuce or clams isn't that although i've heard on a podcast so you know it's true didn't they say like clams was that because when once upon a time the oceans were actually full of life and food and you know same thing actually am i right anyway there were so many clams that you could just go out in the river and pick them up and they kind of used to like everything clamshells

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Mark, this one is much more simple than it may seem. It's a dance based off of a penguin's waddle.

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I think you should check your...

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And then we just ended it.

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Can I call someone about this? You can ask Bob if you'd like. Oh, no, no, no, no, no. He doesn't know what it is, so... What was it again? In the ketchup.

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Yeah, something like that.

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Is this dub? Yeah, it's like to pass on a victory or pass on in the death context or pass as in your test. You passed it.

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Can I call Bob now? Can I call him? Sure. Editors, make it seem like I'm calling him.

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Ah, oh, no, yeah, that's a British slang for that. I thought Anons was just a dumbass, but I guess, whatever.

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pretty good that's pretty good uh clearly it's to close the trap on your drug sting operation and you nail the suspect right in the middle of it oh okay trapping a mouse here here little mousy come into my trap why is it andy sandberg pretending to be nicholas cage in this episode

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Sad to say no gun updates this week, guys. It's actually not my next hyper fixation. As many as the gun tubing world wishes it was, it sadly is not. CNCs! I ordered one. It's happening. It is happening. Yes. And, and, and there's a company that I'm going to talk about because I want them to not give me, I'll buy them, but it's an unreleased thing. So there's a company called X horse 3d, right?

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I'm really only using 10% of my brain power. 90% of the time. I'm gonna crank it up to 11.

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have you seen my fat pp not in a couple years no all right this is kind of advertising another youtuber's merch i don't know but i want to i want to work with them i'll reach out eventually you see this thing you see that is that a knife oh you know it is oh for fuck's sake wow

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Right? Anyway, sorry. I just thought this was cool. It's like, you know, you could fit it in that fifth pocket and it's kind of always... That is nice.

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Yeah, well, anyway, that was tying into my guess. So my guess is actually it's when you're ice skating and you try to pull a move that's way above your pay grade. Your fly falls open. Your dick flops out. You got a fly ring situation.

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Strange name, but thank you. Welcome. They're making a desktop-sized five-axis CNC mill. If you remember what I was talking about with five-axis CNC mills, they start at 100K. This one, they say, is going to be around $9,000 to $10,000. And for a five-axis CNC, even though it's not very big, the build volume is quite small.

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That's too bad. All right, so... That was easy. Yeah. Man, you really just flipped there. Yeah, she rolled really high in her cruise mode right there. Hell yeah. Nosebagger is... This is just someone doing cocaine.

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Anyway, I don't know why everything I'm saying is cop-based, but it's someone that wanted to be a detective, but just couldn't make the cut. They were not up to dick.

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Man, I know what's going to be put in the wheel this episode. Most times censored.

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No, no, that's fine. That's fine.

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It's when you go up to a girl, you're like, can I swim in your sauce box? Oh, don't worry. I mean your mouth. And then it's all good. Then it's all good. They're like, oh, sure.

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It's the fifth element. You know, you got your water bender, your air bender, your earth bender, your fire bender, and then you got your pretzel bender.

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Yeah, the salt comes in.

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It's crazy.

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That would blow my mind more than almost any other magic trick I could possibly witness. That would ruin my perception of reality.

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And they said I couldn't hit the broad side of a barn.

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I don't fucking know, man. What do you find me to know? His was the good answer. His was the good answer. What else could it mean? What else could it possibly mean?

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I'm going to look at Ryobi. I don't want to play anymore. I'm looking at Ryobi tools. I'm going to my comfort place. Let me go look at Ryobi. What do they got? What do you got that's new? I don't want to be here anymore.

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Anyway, so this, even though that seems like an exorbitantly high price, $9,000 or $10,000, that is incredibly accessible for a 5-axis machine. And so to have something like that is really, really interesting to me because it opens up this whole world.

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Thank you for this lovely opportunity to participate, even though I lost. I declare all of this illegal. And if you don't believe me, I will beat you until you're unconscious. That's what justice is all about. And that's what I'm going to do. But as the loser, I have to accept fairness for what it is.

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Precision machining is such an advanced field in terms of manufacturing, but the reason why some of those machines cost so much is because if you have them... You make money, they are money making machines. It's, it's kind of this level of production that a lot of other companies can't have access to unless you're a very large player in the space.

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And people will commission that for a lot of money because they need parts made. And so it's, it's not that you just buy a machine, you'll instantly make all the money you want. It's still, you gotta run a smart business about it, but it's like, it's just, it's accessible and it's cool.

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Exactly, yeah. I'll make all the dicks.

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The distance between the longest points of a four inch cube is 6.9 inches. That's respectable.

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Not many laughs and goofs in headlines that I can find. So, yeah.

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Well, there was a point of fighting over it. I was getting really upset.

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Always up. The only time I've gone down the stairs in a semi-planned, unplanned manner was when I was in the coffin box and Ethan slid me down the stairs. Fucking love that clip.

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It's making my eyes water. Is that good? Yeah, I don't know why that would be happening, but it sure is happening. It's... Can you get concussed from nodding?

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It's like a bunch of dominoes, right?

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So one person doesn't have money So they lean on the next person for their money and then that person leans on the next person for their money There's actually unlimited money because if you just keep leaning on the next one It'll circle back around and lean on to the leaning person then they lean a little more you see you see you get does it get through your thick skull now hmm

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Yeah, obviously. And then the best part about a domino is you put it at the top of this, like, pyramid shape, right? And then this domino leans on two more dominoes. It's like a scheme. Yeah. It's a great scheme. Yeah, I love this scheme. It's my favorite scheme.

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Yeah, they're essential. They're essential, but expendable. So shut up and be essential. And that's my small talk.

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Yeah, you can.

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You know, they say if you smile, you know, you'll start to feel happy. I thought I would feel agreeable. Oh, God.

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if the audience if the listener had to guess which one of the two of them are doing something horrifying yep it was wade smiling man what do you mean oh i was glad it wasn't me because i was just confused and doing what i normally do someone please post that screenshot to the subreddit with no context just no everyone actually everyone spammed that picture so suddenly there's like a

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Either way is going to be terrible on an airplane. All I got to say is, yeah, you got people that lined up and they're like, oh, no. And then you just got.

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punching holes through the fuselage you can plan your flight day on your poop day though you would know you're like ah it's not wednesday i can fly any day but wednesday no that's slow that's slow though right if it's fast you gotta you gotta you can't take long flights slow is like you shit your pants and it's the guy from austin powers getting steamrolled

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This is a tough one. This is really tough. No.

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Well, society could change how bathrooms are designed.

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Really thick diaper. Diapers. I'm more worried about the much more frequent urination part of it.

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Yeah, that's a thing.

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Oh, the mods are gonna love that. Ah, it's okay. I'm a mod. I approve.

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Well, is everyone sticking with their answer? Slow. I think fast because I would develop a system to handle it. And also it's a good defensive mechanism.

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Whenever the predator approaches, he bends over and shits it away. You keep focusing on the shit. I'm focused on the urination part of it. I'm focused on, like, water cutting just pressures.

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St. Patrick's Day. It's after St. Patrick's Day.

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Hey, if this is my villain arc and I have to go between this and slow, I choose fast. Live life in the fast name. It's a really good villain power. Didn't we have a superhero that was pissed base?

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Yeah, piss man and shit man. It was like a superhero fight. Yeah.

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And how what does that look like? So I have something to say about the previous answer. Wade, imagine you had diarrhea and you had 10 hours of excruciating pain on the toilet from your slow, slow poop. That's why I keep my morphine bag by the toilet.

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It's all bodily fluids.

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Oh, if it's all bodily fluids, that changes some things.

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Patrick's Day. Look, my shirt application on a daily basis is in complete pitch darkness. So I never know what shirt I'm grabbing. I open my drawer. I fumble around till I grab something that and I'll pick up. No, I don't like this one. I'll put it back and then I'll get one that's agreeable.

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If I get cut, it's like a hydraulic hose.

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Is it kind of stretching the entire experience out along? So maybe it doesn't peak as high, but because it's taking all of the burn that you would feel stretching it out, or is it still just as much? Because I would think the fast would be all the pain that you would experience before

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Here's where I stay slow. And trust me, I understand where Wade's coming from here. I understand. I get it, Wade. Oh, I get it. Thank you. I'll take the point. But... One of the side effects of spicy foods and capsaicin and stuff like that is the endorphin release.

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I hang some of them, but I don't know. You hang your T-shirts? Yeah. Why? What are they, fancy?

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So I'm thinking if it's a much longer up, then the down where you start to feel the endorphins go is also going to be like basically a high. So you get to not go as sustained heat, which I can handle some hot stuff. I've eaten a lot of hot things. Probably my tolerance is less. But even if it goes really still very high and is there longer, that arc...

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And like what Bob was saying, like you can do get used to it. And then that arc, it's like the endorphins are just going to be cruising for ages.

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Well, you wanted the high intensity because it'd be so fun. You said that. Your words are not my... It goes away quick, though.

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When I got pepper sprayed. When me and Ethan got pepper sprayed. Oh, yeah, you did that. It was about the same as eating a pepper going up and then the arc of it. 15 minutes, you know, that's about what eating something really spicy will last. This was very painful, and I wouldn't recommend doing it again. But the downturn, that lasted all day. And it was annoying, but it wasn't that bad.

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Like, it was just one of those things where, hmm, my face feels warm. And every once in a while, I was like, ugh.

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huh that's odd um but if i think about that in terms of like if that was also the go up on the other side and i didn't have the intensity of like getting pepper sprayed that wouldn't be as bad yeah but if you have to deal with the pain for like hours instead of or i don't know how long it lasted but like the increasing intensity for that there is something about spicy food that is not just painful it is kind of pleasant for those who like to eat a lot of spicy things like told you bob massacus

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Thank you. Thank you.

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Thank you. Thank you.

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Thank you. Thank you.

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Well, I think they try to make things as cheap as possible. What I'm saying is like the lasting is not part of their decision for most of the industries. It's just cheap and therefore it does cheap and complex. That's where the two axes come down and it gets to where it doesn't last as long.

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Yes. Yeah, that is absolutely it.

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It's called a Dyson and it costs like a thousand dollars.

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No, my balls don't touch the water in the toilet yet.

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You know, in my head, when you said five years, I was like, oh, that's a long time. And then I realized what we're talking about.

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I will say, yeah, that is that is the decision that consumers need to make of like what is worth their money, because the only time that I can remember where the cost went up because of consumer decisions is with cars like in that era where they were extremely unsafe and they basically were death traps. If you got in an accident at 30 miles an hour, a chance of survival, very slim.

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But because consumers were like, we want safer cars and safer cars are more expensive to make car manufacturers started to make safer cars that were harder to manufacture with crumple zones and safety features and all these kind of things, because that's what consumers they wouldn't buy the death trap ones, you know. Now, I don't know why I'm doing quotes. They were. Death traps.

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That's how you say it. Death traps, you know. But that's one of the few times where they go towards that. There's plenty of things that are available for purchase today that are usually reliable, but more expensive. And people do tend to go for the cheaper stuff. But that's up to everybody's decision.

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Different getting older question. In your late stage of life. Go on. As we enter the final trimester of our existence. Did any of you get this overwhelming urge for industry? Industry? Like personal industry or like... No, in a factory, an assembly line, Factorio style. I did play Satisfactory. Does that count? Right, right.

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Would it be better if your taxes were faster or slower than that system? Faster means from the sky descends a giant vacuum tube that goes to your house or chases you down and starts sucking your money out.

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You put your money in the chimney every night. You know the thing the Grinch shoved down the chimney that sucked up all the presents in the cat too? It's that, but it's sucking your money out. And you're like, you gotta hold on.

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I think I agree with Wade. As much as my body physically rejects the idea, I think he's right. Because this is how it happens anyway. You go to a cash register. It says tax right on there. You pay that amount. Shouldn't that be it? I taxed right there. Then and there it happened. I don't have that anymore. So all right, we're done, right? If I get my paycheck and I look at it, the tax is withheld.

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All right, we're good, right? You took it.

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So that's what I think, because I was looking at CNC, the computer numeric control. No, we all know what you mean. And I was like, oh, not for me. That's too complicated. And then I went, ah, 3D printing. There's a thing I know. And ever since I've been looking at 3D printing and since, you know, Prusa so kindly sent me an unbelievable amount of printers, an unbelievable amount of printers.

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Yes. Is that what we're saying?

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Mark, do you have a different opinion? Honestly, yeah, I also have an accountant, so I don't know.

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I got my coin. God damn it.

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They're all mine. My industry. No, I've had this overwhelming desire just to see like an entire factory floor churning. out product after product after product and me overseeing it on a big catwalk up above you know clang boom clang sipping my really fancy decaf coffee because i don't drink caffeine right now and then looking upon my my works my industry the end of you get that overwhelming urge

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I just don't like getting haircuts, because...

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Fast doctor. There's no question that fast is better because we already live in the slow world. The slow is what we have and I don't want that. I've never gone to the hospital and it not taken six hours just to see someone. And I'm usually dying when that's happening. Not as dying as much as many people they're dying.

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But if I don't get help eventually, my gut would explode in the past times I've been there. And that's pretty deathly. So fast, yes, please. I like fast.

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I've been stabbed with a hot poker for 10 minutes for a biopsy. And let me tell you, they also have medicine at this hospital. And if it acts fast, too, even if it doesn't last as long, I'll take it.

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If I was in another era, I might, well, probably not, but I might be industrious.

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All right, hold on.

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Yes, yes, exactly, exactly. No, I don't know. Maybe it's like, you know, since I ordered pants for the first time in a few years, like I've been wearing pants every day with a belt. Never mind, I don't have a belt on today. Oh, let me suck that back in. No, I don't know. I'm really interested in it. I've been watching a lot of videos just about 3D printers.

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Winner speech. Thank you. This was a great one for me. Fast winner, fast speech, fast victory, fast done.

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Fast indeed.

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More specifically, I've been watching videos about resin printing, which is a whole different beast. Now, I know I'm basically beholden to Prusa, and I love them dearly and everything about it. Don't they have resin printers? They have one. It's a little older than what new ones are. And I'm not saying it's bad by any stretch of the imagination, but I've never done any resin printing ever.

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And I've heard a lot of things about resin printing that are, it's basically toxic. The fumes are hard to mitigate. It just gets messy because it's liquid. So you have to deal with the liquid that's in the vat after the print.

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I love resinettes. I'll print you some resinettes. I'll send them to your house. Show me a video of you eating them. I want the little wrinkly ones. I'll get them real wrinkly for you. But the thing about resin printing is a high barrier to entry, but the quality of print is incredibly higher than what FDM printing, which is just the plastic melted extrusion. It can do...

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Pretty much invisible layer lines that can print like actual miniatures for like D&D figures with incredible quality. It would look like you bought it from the store, you know, and you can make them all yourself. And who knows? That's probably how they make them nowadays. But you could do that at home if you can tackle that.

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So not only do I want to make an industrial military complex, I want to have fumes pumping out the ceiling. I want like a SimCity ass. like big smoke stack pumping out resin fumes into the sky.

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I want to make a product that you put over like a campfire and it just pumps out a skull and crossbones.

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W-E-B-N? W-E-B-N.

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Anywho, if anyone knows resin printing out there, again, I've never done it before. If you have some printer that can point me in the right direction, I would appreciate it. One of the few times I'll take suggestions because this is... Canon Inkjet? No. Canon PIXMA 925.

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I know that Formlabs is like the top tier, but that's so ungodly expensive that I don't want to. So if there's another one, I've heard good things about Haygears. So if anyone knows, let me know.

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By .25 of a million. Otherwise, no, it's $250,000 a year. How much? Because I actually was talking to Tyler about one of the biggest non-QB quarterbacks.

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This is crazy because I actually did talk to Tyler about this, and that does go past the really recently former highest paid non-quarterback, which was Cleveland, right?

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Why don't we just take Ohio, cannoli that shit, and have both teams meet in Columbus, who has no football team right now, and just sandwich them in.

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The listeners never actually knew that this was occurring all the time. This is our first time acknowledging it.

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Just the football team. We're not merging the city.

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I can't imagine. Look, yeah, there's many things that, you know, money can't buy. But at the same time, if what you had to do was play the game that you've trained all your life for, for more money than you've ever seen in your life, you don't even have to compromise your morals or nothing. Maybe your loyalty morals, but it's not even that big a deal because the team trades people all the time.

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So, I don't know.

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I feel like a pigeon pecking at seeds. Is anyone else going slowly blind?

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Number one, baby.

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Ah, just ignore them.

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Maldus. Maldus.

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name of that stupid piece of shit what is this fucking bitch ass moon thinks it's better than us you fucking asshole moon you piece of shit what's your name oh you know what god oh what's your name what's what's your name what's your name oh i love that song yeah oh what's the name what's what's your name is it europa

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Oh, yeah. It's something to do with a black hole. I think, but it's not the event horizon. Or is that something else? What has a radius in life? What radii?

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The minimum or something size that things must be compressed out to become a black hole or something like that? I don't remember.

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I opened my eyes and saw the scariest kid I've ever seen.

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I need to lead a revolution. I'm assuming this is German Shepherd Chica, so we're just gonna go with that. Sure. Ach du lieber.

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I really had to go. I look around. Nothing but chimneys. And I'm thinking... You know, that chimney's about the same size as my butthole.

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I'm Lori. I think the original voice might have been a bit harsher on the throat.

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I remember a lot of the voices being done were pre any kind of training on the voice or any kind of, you know, good practices. So, um, because I remember old Herschel was like...

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so i found this painting in this store and so i went to the store and it was a painting and it was a me and i was like wow that's weird um so i bought it and then i said i went i went to a club and i i showed it to him i showed everyone um

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know what i was seeing this is morbid mysteries of the missing millennium viewer discretion is advised oh he's even got the viewer discretion always gotta do the viewer discretion is advised all right let's see how accurate that was oh god i want you all to close your eyes okay imagine imagine imagine imagine imagine imagine i went searching for the truth

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Like a fool, I found it. But some truths are best left undiscovered. Well, I turned around, and there it was. It was bigger than I could have imagined. The hikers claimed that when they turned around, it seemed as though their friend had simply vanished. When I turned around, my whole farm was gone. I don't believe in ghosts! There it is. When I turned around...

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This is Morbid Mysteries of the Missing Millennium. Viewer discretion is advised.

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unusual oddities of a something understanding viewer discretion is advised all right let's see have you ever felt a chill up your spine i don't know man something just feels off like you know there's something standing right behind you but you just can't turn around Cut it out, man. You're giving me the creeps. What if I told you that the world was stranger than you could ever possibly imagine?

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Welcome to Unusual Oddities of an Unreal Understanding.

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oh yeah sorry this is from episode recording so there's a little bit of me and wade laughing over some of these somehow we didn't get your original audio yeah those are lost those are actually lost and there's some from way back when that i would be shocked if you have because i made like three of those at the very beginning of of distracted

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Oh, hell yeah. This guy.

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That's really good, actually.

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It's an inspirational story, one that really touches the heart and soul of everyone who will hear it.

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In a world full of darkness and cynicism, all 37 puppies were found alive. Sometimes a shining beacon of light can shine through. The Olympic gold medalist sold his medal to buy food for the hungry, which was him. Better than okay, this is The Greatest Good.

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I'm going to be honest with you. I haven't the foggiest clue. I could make up some shit like I've been doing the past ones. I don't even know where this one begins.

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Yeah. I don't remember. Question. Person. Question. Person. Nightmares. Pretty much, yeah. Is there viewer's discretion advised? That's what I want to know. I feel like you have to guess. It's there. Viewer discretion is advised.

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you know sometimes I feel like you don't take this seriously sometimes I feel like you're just you're just here to enjoy have a good time and you're not here to tackle the hard issues you're not here to get to the bottom of the truth to see into the heart of evil

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One player is there to report what's real. Look, I'm all for fuel economy, but blood just don't work that way. No matter how terrifying it may be. So how good is bone broth for you? This is Nightmares of Future's Past.

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So you're getting off the medication.

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well one or the other no i'm cutting caffeine out of my life finally hey i've done this before what's in that mug you're drinking from there decaf which still has like trace amounts of caffeine that's a little bit right but but i'm like it's almost impossible to avoid because even like most sodas have it in it i'm just not going after coffee and red bulls because it was getting to the point where i was drinking like a cup of coffee maybe two and a red bull a day and it's like

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It was interesting. Yeah, man, I was creative back then.

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No, I know my last guess.

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Isn't something smell a little off to you?

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Have you ever felt the chill run up your spine? Well, it was like something trapped me on the shoulder, but when I turned around... Get ready to forget everything you know about everything. Guys, I'm still smelling something weird.

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Welcome to the show that was formerly known as Don't Look Up, but we were sued by some dumbass in a movie studio. This is It's In The Air.

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Mark, you're going to love this part. I've loved everything so far.

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You're right.

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Yeah, you're right. It can't happen.

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I think the answer to that is... Well, I would have known. I do know about the Challenger Deep.

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Thank you.

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Anyway, I'm cutting caffeine because, you know, it's like it's just never actually hit me the way that I imagine things should. It's more about the B vitamins. And I've talked about that before and like the energy drinks. But now I just take a daily B vitamin supplement. And that's helping out a lot because when I'm taking to stars, it's just it's a long term. It's extended throughout the day.

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So I never really get to the point where I'm like, oh, I'm tired.

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But as soon as I drink a cup of coffee, I go, oh, I'm so tired because it has a weird inverse effect sometimes. And it's just like, oh, man, I'm just like a sleepy time now. So I'm cutting it out and I'm going to be not doing it anymore.

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i've heard chemically in your brain it's like caffeine only works in small amounts periodically and if you get used to it unless you hit your threshold of caffeine it acts as like a depressant instead and you kind of just generally doesn't work as well more relaxing than anything but then you you that's why you keep elevating the amount and up and up and up

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I'm not trying to say that everyone out there shouldn't drink coffee or take caffeine. It's just that, like, ADHD medication is already a stimulant as it is. Like, Astaris is a milder one, but it's still a stimulant, and it still affects you, and then caffeine on top of that, it's just too many stimulants, probably not good for the body, not great for the systems, bad for the sleep.

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And so I'm trying to fix all that.

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hi welcome to distractible this is a very special episode because even though i'm doing the intro i'm not the host for some reason i'm one man and this is my show and alongside me are the and friends bob and wade i feel like insulting us right as we're about to have total control over what you're about to do on a recorded video podcast is a bold choice but i'll take it oh

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I wouldn't mind doing an energy drink or coffee or something when it's needed. Like, I need to stay up tonight and do something.

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I better take this because that's what it's for, as opposed to just getting up every day and then taking it, which kind of defeats the purpose.

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Let's look up information about that.

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And just that line is highlighted by Google's AI.

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You do enter a phase in your life when you get a workbench and you start collecting your tools. Tools. I have a workbench, but it's not organized, so I can't say that there's any pride going on in there. But Jason keeps all of his tools extremely, extremely organized. Like, absolutely everything has a label. Everything is in its place.

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He just cut out a bunch of tool slots for everything, so I'm envious of that.

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I want the drawer that you open.

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That's what I want.

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That might be one of the most clever jokes you've ever made. That was great. I'm going to applaud you.

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Everyone should be clapping. Everyone who's driving.

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It's a... I don't think we can mention that. I was going to say a fun non-wizard person. A funny non-wizarding person, but I don't think Harry Potter questions are kosher right now.

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It means it's a tactic, right? So if you're unpopular, you might risk someone throwing an egg at you. Even in this economy. I mean, especially in this economy, they really hate you.

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So you learn to predict when a spherical white object is coming at you. Aim your head towards it. Unhinge your jaw. Relax your throat. And you take that egg. And you imbibe it.

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Yeah, but I don't have it right now. Balancing it on a fucking lens. It's fine. Don't worry about it. It's fine.

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I don't have it here. I don't know where it went. Oh, it keeps twisting. There we go.

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It's fine.

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Oh, it's sopped. Bro, you soppin'? I've sopped past tense. You soap? Has been, no. You sup? You suppin' here? Supped. I supped. I supped.

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Okay. Incorrect, obviously. This is a tragedy of a word. A truly sad phrase. This is what happens when someone is so far down the rabbit hole of whippets that they can't even say the word anymore. And they're just like begging, please give me...

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And I'm pretty sure that one is terrible. Absolutely brain cell destroying.

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I did phrase mine entirely bad, so yeah.

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Okay. All right.

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I heard it on TV once. I don't watch TV, actually.

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I don't know why they harvest the sadness clouds. Like, they should stop that. It's unethical. They get it by separating baby clouds from their parent clouds. They're just super sad.

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All right! No, it makes sense. It makes sense.

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It's your dick out of your pants.

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Okay, Mark. That's what I was going to say, but I'll come up with something different.

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No, no. Hey, I'm not a one-trick pony. If you're getting owled, you're getting straight up railed, and you're just making owl noises. You're just getting owled.

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Okay, I got it. I got it. You're talking about your wingman from the night before was helping you out, went home with the friend who was playing defense and then fell in love, married, happily ever after. The bear got him. And then moist. What was the other half of that?

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Mark, you're experiencing the greatest direction of your entire life.

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Oh, well, I'm sorry about that.

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So a zib is nothing to do with that at all.

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Don't laugh at me.

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I don't know about this one, man.

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It's holding up a picture that's trypophobic to someone's and making them look at it. Or rubbing styrofoam. Yeah.

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To give someone the shivers.

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Kinda, actually. I don't know.

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Mark, you just had a lovely experience in the bedroom between the sheets.

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Wade, do you know about that?

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Interesting.

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An enormous drop in price. And it has the same build volume. It's probably not as fast, but it's the same type of printer.

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I do spend most of my small talk begging for things, and I don't get a lot. It doesn't work, guys. Why is it working?

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Okay, all right. i have something remember the segue right bob's segue that he made before do you remember what it was about i think it was mine no it's under bob all right i'm gonna i'm blaze you tell me if you hear it isn't something smell a little off to you it's too loud it's a little loud but yeah i do hear it back up pretend you didn't hear that All right, here we go. Ready? Are you ready?

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No, don't do it again. Isn't something smelling off to you? Hey, do you smell something? Well, that's a weird smell. I don't know what it is.

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Guys, I'm still smelling something weird.

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So, when I told you I was late because I was working on a thing. Mark, it's so good.

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Sorry it was so loud. I tried to do a hack to get it to play for you guys.

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This will be a funny way to do it because I haven't done one of these in a while. And I had a bunch of problems with the software because I haven't done it on this computer in a while. And so I had to reinstall DaVinci and all my software, so... Anyway, did you... That admission actually gave me a headache.

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The reason I wanted to bring this up was because of lead.

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No, I wanted... Because I wanted it to be a small anecdote because it was off of the people that were talking about, you know... Because I got lead-free bullets, right? And there were some people that were still very flippant about it. Right? Some people were just like, I think the Californian got to him free to lead. So what I want to talk... What I want to do first is I have...

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There's a couple points up for grabs, and I'm going to ask you two a few questions back to back. All right, Wade. How much lead do you think is in the human body naturally, as in used in biological processes or in proteins or things like that? Oh, a nanofoot?

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Zero. Zero lead is used in any biological process in the human body at all. It is not found in any protein. It's not found in any cell structure naturally occurring. It's found in the human body, but just because of environmental exposure.

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I'm giving you a point, but I'm not. You don't want that talc foot. All right. Okay. So you both got that wrong. Bob, I'm going to ask you this. How many mammals do you think are out there that use lead in any biological process in any part of their body?

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The whale. No. Doesn't tie there. Okay. This is a mammal, yeah. Okay, so zero mammals. All right, cool. Yeah, there is no mammal out there from the tiniest mouse to the biggest elephant that uses lead in any biological function in any way, shape, or form. Okay?

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Wade, how many living things on this planet, from bacteria to anything else floating around, fungus, plant life, anything, uses lead in any biological process in their body? Zero. Zero. There is not a living thing that is by the definition of living on this planet that uses lead in any biological process. Therefore, that's what nature thinks... of lead, because lead in any amount is toxic.

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This is not hearsay. This is fact. Lead is toxic in any amount because it interferes with biological processes. It mimics calcium. So your body absorbs it, goes into the blood brain barrier. There is nothing

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nothing that wants lead there's lead resistant like bacteria out there there's lead accumulating things that will draw it in more than other things but there's no actual living thing out there that uses lead for anything in this cellular life that we have So what I'm trying to say about that is people seem to have this misconception about lead in that there's an okay amount to have.

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There's a, it's all right. And yes, we are completely exposed to it because of the industrial society that we live in, because of mining, incidental things get in the water. And yes, we are all still alive, even if we have a small amount of lead in there. But people who are talking about shooting don't realize that there is not just lead in the bullet. It's not about the lead in the bullet.

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There is lead in the primer. Lead, I think it's called lead staph, staph, staphonate? Is this entire episode just to get back at the gun people who told you to get lead bullets? No, this was supposed to be a small talk thing. The rest of the episode, I have no fucking idea what I'm going to pull out of my ass for. But I want to reiterate that this is not a casual thing.

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And there is, with modern primers that don't have lead in it and modern bullets that aren't lead-based, yes, it's a little more expensive. But also, there are advances in these things that get them better. And when you fire a bullet, the primer, which is like either in a rimfire, it's around the rim, or if it's centerfire, it's in the center primer thing. That lead...

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goes into the air because it's combusted into its gaseous form. And so you have lead in every single shot. And yes, if you have a lead-exposed bullet, the heat will melt some of it and cause some vapor. The vast majority of it is from the primer. But both are not good. Lead just isn't good.

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And it's especially bad for children whose brains are still developing, whose bodies are still developing, whose systems are still developing and growing. Lead gets in the system. It can leach into your bones because it mimics calcium. It will eventually, if you get exposed to it for a long enough period of time, your bones will start to absorb the lead.

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It's just on my desk now. It's not serving any purpose except being on my desk.

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And it will then leach into your body throughout the entirety of the time that your bones... Wolverine. No.

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Heavy bones, but really malleable. It's good stuff. Yeah, I just want to say very clearly that I'm not California crazy just because I don't like lead. Lead is pretty much universally understood by most of the scientific community as not good to have around. There used to be leaded gasoline. Why do you think it all says unleaded now? Now, hold on. I think we withdrew from the scientific community.

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lead fools anyway that's that's all i wanted to say about that is like lead is actually bad it's not a political statement to say lead there's no manliness from firing lead bullets it's not it's not it's not about that well there is because grandpappy told me there is you're right grandpappy i did a search mark and not to contradict you but it seems like lead is malleable and resistant to corrosion otherwise not good for anything so i think i'm corroborating you

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Yeah, we're going. this is like the weirdest snl cold open that's ever happened anyway hi you've been listening for a little bit but welcome to distractible this is the podcast that you love or else you're gonna get a face full of this just like me and my 22 it's very threatening and deadly i don't know i i swear to god people who are into guns just selectively hear things because that on on the

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And yeah, it's there are still many pipes to this day in America and throughout the world that are lead. And in America, you saw it in Flint, Michigan. Well, they had other problems, too. But one of it was, yeah, there was lead in the pipes.

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Which is also bad. That's also an element that is not found in any biological process. That just happens to be worse than lead.

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You know, it does have the coolest name. Quicksilver is a really cool name for something, but also coolness shouldn't factor in for anyone that's unconvinced about lead and its dangers. My God, there were people saying like, I've been a firearm instructor for 20 years or something. And I'm like, get a blood test. Get tested! Like, it's a simple blood test to see how much lead is in your body.

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Yes, there is a chelation therapy that can get the lead out of your body, and yes, it can cause permanent damage, but it's kind of an insidious thing where it causes neurological damage over a long period of time. It's like a frog in a pot of boiling water. You won't notice it until it's suddenly a big problem.

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So keeping track of that stuff and using lead-free primers, I feel, is a perfectly valid thing to want. And stop drinking that. There's probably lead in there.

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Anyway. Oh, one more thing. For all the manly men who are like, I want my lead. It tanks everything. your reproductive functions your testosterone plummets from high lead exposure and then when you shoot and you don't properly clean your hands because someone said lead wipes i actually already bought lead wipes a while ago but yes there are lead specific wipes don't use wipes made of lead oh no

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It sharpens them. I love self-sharpening wipes. Anyway, alright, that's all I'll say about that.

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Disclaimer, I have not personally checked every living being in the world for lead in their biological processes. It is totally plausible that there is some bacteria or some tree somewhere that has a very unique structure that does use lead. And we just haven't done a complete breakdown of it's like. internal biological processes.

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The data that I saw was of all the creatures that we do know how they work in their biological processes is, and then conjecture leads to the idea that since lead is toxic and it is bad for traditional biological processes, the life as we know it probably doesn't have lead in all of it. So it's an assumption, but it's a well-formed assumption based on data that has been extrapolated.

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But also I'm not a scientist and I didn't make the data in the first place, but it's pretty well known. There's a lot of studies about it and how bad it is. All I'm hearing is that Mark lied. No, I didn't lie. Big lead is going to come after me.

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Yeah. I have nothing else for the episode. Well, well, well. Great episode, boys. Who won? No, no, no, no. We've got to fill this time. Oh, how do you feel about magnesium? Pretty cool. Take a magnesium supplement. Does it upset your tummy? No. Not really. You'd think that it would because I take all my vitamins at bedtime all at once.

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So I take a magnesium supplement, a B vitamin supplement, a whole multivitamin, and then something else. I forget what it is. But it's good for me, probably. Apparently, polonium is the worst element to ingest.

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Yeah, that's the B vitamins. What's polonium? Toxic, radioactive, discovered by Mary Curie. Where have I heard that name before? I think she curied a disease.

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Any more? Any more? Any more?

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There's a headline here. The world's oldest anus has an unexplained glow in Florida. Is this a sentient anus? I have no idea. I'll read the article if you want me to. In 2017, and he... It was 2017 and he was running. I thought it was 2017 and he was running kayaking tours in Cape Canaveral, Florida, taking people to see bioluminescence, a phenomenon in which some creatures emit light.

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In late October that year, two buses full of geneticists pulled up to the shore to join his tour. Two buses full of geneticists? All of the geneticists in Florida. Anyway, having come from Europe for a genetics conference in Orlando. That makes a lot more sense. I should read these.

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Literally, people listening to the podcast and they hear 22 and they're like, that won't kill nobody.

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Anyway, they rode an hour and a half to Cocoa Beach and were clearly excited. Quote, are we going to see the comb jellies? They kept asking. We really want to see the comb jellies. That's an actual quote. Comb jellies are some of the creatures that can emit bioluminescence. Perfectionism. particularly when agitated and water splashed by paddles or even hands.

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So if you've seen the video where people are paddling and swimming and it suddenly glows blue, that's there. But other organisms here glow in the same manner. So Brandao was curious why two busloads of scientists were so thrilled about them. Turns out geneticists study these organisms because they are among the oldest living beings on Earth and thus carry some of the oldest genes on Earth.

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Comb jellies have been around for 600 to 700 million years. But about a year prior, the creatures made a splash in scientific world for an entirely different reason. Their unexpected pooping process.

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How'd you spell comb? C-O-M-B. Okay, good. I was worried.

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So about the poop.

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Sure, sure. The transparent oblong jellies shocked scientists with their number two tricks in 2016 when evolutionary biologist William Brown showed videos of them defecating at a conference. Tricks are for kids. Until then, scientists believed that comb jellies ate and excreted through the same opening, similar to other simple organisms.

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But Brown's videos showed that they had a mouth in addition to an anus. Big news in the animal world. It was such a big deal, it merited publication in the journal Science, which stated, quote, the butthole is one of the finest innovations in the past 540 million years of animal evolution because it made eating more efficient and more hygienic.

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I don't like whoever wrote that and I don't want to meet them.

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I really wish I was the driver of this bus of geneticists as they're talking excitedly about this. And I get why this is a big deal, I think, because this is one of the oldest creatures, so it's like, oh, buttholes evolved, probably. I haven't read the rest of it, but buttholes evolved, oh, much earlier than we thought. That's great. Interesting, I think.

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Subreddit? Defend him. Defend him. I'll finish this article up. Goddamn. There you go. This article goes a long while, but it's from Atlas Obscura, written by Lina Zeldovic, published January 28th, 2025.

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got him if you really want to be mean you tell them it's a retinal scanner then they get pink eye why is it so low you're really tall for this job yeah you can lean down you can't lean up it's you know anyway i'm sorry that this is where this episode is devolved to i feel responsible for not having hey you know what our 15th bullet episode i figured had to devolve into buttholes eventually this is not a bullet episode that's not what this is we had an entire intro for bullets

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No, we had a dire intro for knives. Oh, wait, no, we were talking about all those lead-based knives that we talked about. Listen, I don't remember the beginning. I barely remember what any of these point designations mean back in forever ago. So that was so long ago. But we got the future to look forward to, and this episode is not over. So lay it on me, guys. Carry me to the finish.

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And like, what was hilarious about it is that is the every single person who made a big like essay about that. And, you know, I respect the trying. That's fine. I'm not blaming that. But every single one of them said the exact same thing that the people in the gun store said. The exact same. It was like I was at the gun store again. Like, oh, yeah. Great. That's all the same account.

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Earn some points.

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I heard about Deep Seek, yeah.

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Rocking it up there.

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Yeah, not necessarily, I guess. There's probably some people out there with, like, negative butt, you know? So I don't think that qualifies as having cheeks.

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Oh. I do have an anecdote. This is actually something happened the other day. I think just yesterday. You know I have my truck now, right? You have some truck nuts? No, I didn't. Not yet. I'll earn those soon. You know how Amy does this thing where every time she sees a Cybertruck, she just goes and hope they look, right? So that happened yesterday.

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A Cybertruck pulled up on an on-ramp to go up into the highway thing.

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Okay. I look over him, and I give him one of these, and then he guns it. Like, he guns it off the line, because, I don't know, he was trying to show off or something. He guns it.

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Oh, alright. I wonder if a bone bullet would work.

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It's the same dude. Different accounts. No, no. That's just that's how it is. yeah you just like you say and you're like i'm just doing this to take a training course okay i won't be able to stop someone there's videos of people being shot 10 times it's still charging it's like okay that's mark you don't understand your gun is so small it actually speeds them up if they come after you yeah

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Not that I know of, but I don't think the three of us can give birth.

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It was a whole... Oh, right. That's because my audience was weird. Sure, sure. Blame them. Your audience has one common denominator. What's that? Six. Six. We got 10 more minutes to fill.

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Get a diabetes testing kit in your jello fish. Guys, I failed you. I spent all my resources making that beautiful level.

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I tried to lower the volume a bit.

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Doesn't something smell a little off to you? Hey, do you smell something? Well, that's a weird smell. I don't know what it is.

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Guys, I'm still smelling something weird.

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Welcome to the show that was formerly known as Don't Look Up, but we were sued by some dumbass in a movie studio.

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I wish I had another follow-up bit after that, but I don't. I know I haven't done one of those in a while, and I'm pretty happy with it, but God, I wish I had taken like 30 minutes last night to actually do anything related to preparing for an episode.

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I'm pretty sure it's the same idea, generally. Stork comes in.

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Everyone, every species on this planet. It's just a crucial, it's crucial that you avoid the butthole. Well, with Historic, it's a cloaca, actually, so it's the same thing.

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Probably wasn't a police station. Truck stop bathroom. Closed Ponderosa. Not out of business, just closed.

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I did know that there are electrician national championships with like electrical pole work. I know that there's like lumberjack championships. I know there's a firefighter championships. A lot of this we covered on Hip Podcast Go, my favorite sports team. But yeah, I did not know about the plumber one. Who provides the poop?

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Also, man, I forgot the intro. Sorry, my eyes have been real itchy lately. It's not like there's any allergen in the air. My eyes are super dry and itchy.

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What you do is you beat the lead with your own lead. You eat enough lead that it shocks the lead in the pipes. Only lead can stop lead. That's the worst Smokey the Bear I've ever heard.

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Missing fur patches. Instead of a shell, this is a giant gun. Like a .50 cal.

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All right. Okay. We're ending it there. I would like to formally apologize to everyone for my unpreparedness. I had all the time in the world. I have no excuse. And I spent it all on eBay. I didn't actually buy anything on eBay, but last night I was looking on eBay for like hours. I don't know what was wrong with me. I was like in a trance. Bought nothing. Did nothing. Wasted three hours straight.

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It was great. I wouldn't spend it any other way.

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been there i love that then i woke up this morning with plenty of time so much time went to sharpening knives that's what i did in the morning well that's not all you did you also came up with that yes that's true so i woke up at 6 30 and then i sharpened a knife uh that i didn't sharpen last night um and then i was like i gotta feed the dogs and oh i have an hour a whole hour oh i'll make one of those things and i'll come up with a great episode ah yay and then

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Points! Wade, you were depressed by snow. You antagonized me, which lost you a point. You got a point back for Dick Hardener. Leadfoot, oh life. Zero life. Zero life lead. Zero lead life.

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Well, it's, uh, for the most part, it's starting to get better. I mean, obviously it's still a concern for a while.

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Cure Reed, a disease. Rats, 15,000 descendants. Clo, ache, uh. And Letty, the bear. Which I think I said, but I wrote it down for you because you kind of brought it up. Bob, you got, you're never going to kill someone with that!

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You got the segue point, zero mammals, Mary Curry, please, in the Indian restaurant, butthole fingerprints, a new scam, and then the perfect crime, stealing from someone in a police station. They can't do a thing about it, apparently. How many points did he lose for antagonizing? None. He didn't antagonize him.

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This is fair, I think, for my unpreparedness. What's the number?

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Why does one-man show have to be green? I don't like that. What color would you like? I don't know. Green's fine.

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It's dry, clear eyes. They say it's, you know, it's going to be, it's going to be not great for a while, but you know, it's not deadly to go outside. It's not 320, whatever AQI, but, but that's not to play it down. If you, if you, you know, are in an area that has a, be aware that air quality can get, uh, Messy. I'm going to give you the segue point.

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I don't know. I don't know. I didn't think I would have to do it.

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Yeah, that's what I'm thinking of, because I'm like, oh, we'll just skip it. But no one knows who's going to host next time now.

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No, well, okay, so I have to do a one-man show, but you guys need time to write it. That should be next week when we record next, but we need to figure out who's going to host next episode.

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It is about time, yeah.

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This summer, I want to say. But we did Council earlier in the year. We did the February 19th. So when this comes out, we would be very close to that.

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Okay. All right. That sounds good. You know, when we read the Constitution, it'll probably be a surprise.

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So it's decreed. Next episode is the second semi-annual. Bi-annual. Bi-annual Council of Distracted. Bi-annual? What's one annual? Annual. Monogamal. Monogamal?

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All right, cool. All right. Well, anyway, thank you, everyone, for listening to this. Do you want to give a one-man speech? It should be like a warm-up. There's no winner or loser speech. Time management is such a valuable skill. It's never too late to learn how to manage your time correctly. Thank you for listening and or watching. Thank you, Bob and Wade, for participating in this.

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And I appreciate all of you. And I look forward to giving my second ever one-man show in my life. I've done quite a few more than the average person, apparently. Follow the podcast for more. It'll be a new season very soon, and I don't know what that means for us, but we will determine it in the council. Podcast out.

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I don't think we're going to be sponsored by that drink company anytime soon.

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I wouldn't mind a drink that just tasted awful. And that's why they made Red Bull. They were like, we wanted it to not taste great and taste more like medicine. So the people thought it worked because there is some psychology to that. My problem is I actually like taste. We're not sponsored by Red Bull.

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Oh man, we got to do small talk first. By the way, this is the podcast where I'm the host because I won last week and then Bob and Wade are here going to compete to be the next host. next week or in four days or whenever it is. Several days from now. All of you with your Unasana-style TikToking countdown clocks of when the next episode is going to come up.

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You tell us exactly how many hours and seconds and minutes it is. But hey, how are your lives doing?

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I have no idea though. I don't know gooses too well. Gooses? Gooses. I don't know gooses either. Geeses? Geese Jesus?

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It's fascinating because your dogs are tiny. So in my mind, your entire yard, any woods nearby is devastated like toppled trees. Somehow piles of dung like a Jurassic Park when the guy goes like, that's a big pile of shit. That uncovered by the snow. Is this just like a square this big or...

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I won't take away a point for that, but you have told that. You're on thin ice, though.

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Man, that is sad. I'm sorry, man. Hey, I'm content. Have you tried getting into Knives?

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I will tell you, though, I used, you know that sharpener that I obliterated last week? I actually used it I read the guide and I used it on my kitchen knives which I've known have been dull forever like I have those colored like Cuisinart shitty cheap knives

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you still have those same ones i remember those okay and they're horrifically dull like horrendously dull they're very old but i i used the uh the sharpener and it took a while to get like the actual consistent angle going most of the time we go and i jostle all over the place once i got it and i actually used oil it started working and my god they're sharp again i i honestly hold on hold on rewind

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The only way to get a... secure connection is to own the fiber from one point to the other. And what I discovered recently is AT&T offers that as a service. They will run the fiber from one to another place, a new line all the way using old conduits and stuff, but a new line all the way from one building to another to do that. And I asked like, whoa, why would that be for?

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Yes, Wade, are you all right?

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Just antagonizing me, and this is not fair. Look, I'm trying to put it out there. How many knives have you sharpened, okay?

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But what was the sharpener? Was it a sharpener or was it just the thing in the knife block?

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So you didn't sharpen. So that's the thing. This is why it's mind-blowing to me, and I feel like your antagonistic attitude is not recognizing this. Because it took me a while before I realized that wasn't a sharpener. That's just to get rid of any excess shavings of metal that have flaked off from the various things you've cut over time. But with a sharpener, this sharpener was $20.

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I've always, my entire life, been like, when a knife goes dull, that's just it. And for some reason, I've never connected the idea that I could make a tool that I have last much longer than I could ever imagine. And I knew with, like, hammers and shit like that, like, those tools, you could do that. But for some reason, knives to me were always like, oh, man. I can't do anything once it's dull.

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But it took me five minutes. Five minutes, and I did the paper test, and suddenly my kitchen knife that I'd had for five years and never sharpened it once could just slice through paper like that. I was like, holy shit, it worked!

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I need to write this down. What was it called? A dick hardener. All right, do I ask for that, or? That's for knives, or? It's for your tool. Is that like a brand name, or is that just generic?

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You guys are asking a lot of questions I don't know the answer to.

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It is interesting. It is crazy. I have no idea what steel those knives are made out of because they're like the blade is coated as well. So it's colored from handle to the edge of the blade, except for where it's worn through.

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And they say like police stations do it all the time. Secure government buildings do it all the time because they need no one to be able to get in that or have any other. So AT&T or whoever does the internet, they build it and then they hand off all the equipment. So it is a thing that can be done. We just don't have anywhere close to the resources to be able to do that.

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It's blue, orange, green, yellow. Oh, the whole thing is colorful. That's right. Everything's a different color. But yeah, even those can be sharpened, even if they don't hold their edge as long as anything else. It's not rusty, so I just shaved. Wade, you can eat those.

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I have a fun thing that I would like to complain about.

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I don't know, man. You could do a long-term rental probably. It sounds like you could just use Molly's old car. Yeah, but I want you guys to leave me alone.

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god this is a new one right i've said this before i've had max right i've been doing that because for editing the latest you know macintosh computers sure sure i thought you meant hbo max like the app and i was like how does that help dude we could talk about that of like hbo versus hbo max and now max it doesn't make any sense it's still hb i don't understand

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All right. So I'm mulling it over.

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Anyway, with this, I've started buying MacBooks and Mac computers for my editors because it's just beneficial for that. So I run a business technically. And so I wanted to sign up for a business account with Apple because I heard that if you do enough business with them and you have a business account, you can get discounts over time. They have a more official pipeline.

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Bowl of cereal. Wake up. No school. Because I'm four. Backyard. Grass. Play place. Trees. Oh, it's cold out, actually. Bundled up. Probably, maybe snow. Not yet snow. No, no snow yet. But cold. Cold. Look at the sky. Can't see. Blurry. No glasses yet. Can't really see much. All very blurry. That's my slice of my life. I was confusing dreams with reality a lot at this point.

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So it might have been one of the moments where I was in the backyard and I start floating up in the air and then rising over the tree line. But it's like the fog of war in a video game because my entire life had not expanded beyond the domain of my house and yard. So I was just gray. I was descending past the simulation, you know?

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So DOS was the the precursor to Windows and stuff like that. I played some DOS games. I just Star Wars DOS game. I Yeah, but inherently DOS is a less accessible computer than Windows. And so Bill Gates wanted Windows to become the gaming platform. So when Windows 95 launched, Bill Gates had a huge campaign in which he starred in actual video ads saying Doom was coming to Windows.

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They get dedicated yada yadas, whatever. Okay, you know how Apple is all about their very catchy, streamlined branding and advertising and stuff like that? Their business site, I feel, is made specifically to be as stupid and as boring and dull as every other enterprise-level nonsense that you could possibly see online. It just doesn't make any sense. It barely works. And I had to go contact...

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And it was all a big, it was a big thing. There was a lot of promotion behind it. Because Doom was already, it was an extremely popular game. I'm not saying it wasn't popular before this, but for more people, it became suddenly more accessible because it came through Windows.

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Or was that when you no longer had to do that? When it came to Windows, you didn't have to launch DOS mode. It could launch right from Windows. Interesting. Cool. Man, going to DOS mode on computers, I forgot that that was even a thing back then. Yeah, you had to reboot in DOS mode to play certain games. Now the terminal, you know, comes up.

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And I've actually had to do a lot more terminal stuff or command prompt stuff lately, especially with the server. Because, like, you've got to do everything from, like, SSH commands into the server and all kinds of stuff like that. So I've actually... It's weird going back to it. It's very bizarre having to CD into directories and...

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Although Linux, you know how I made fun of Linux people a while back? I was saying they had to do all kinds of stupid shit to make their shit work.

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No, I've done it now and I want to make fun of it because I want to read you a command I had to type in to make this shit work because inherently in Linux there's a... There's a parameter called swappiness, which stands for how much the system has a proclivity to swap your memory out onto the hard drive, right?

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So the command to get the swappiness down... I was talking... I had to search a lot for this. To make this change... I had to go into the terminal, type sudo nano etc sysctl.d slash 99-swappiness.conf, and then I had to make a new variable inside this file called vm.swappiness equals zero, save it with control x and then y, and then hit enter, and then I type in echo space zero.

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line sudo t proxys vm swappiness and then i verify it with cat proxys vm swappiness and then i i changed one parameter in linux one goddamn parameter nice job guy thinks he's computer jesus because he turned swappiness off Just, dude, I felt like it when I had to figure out how to do this shit. And someone who does Linux is probably like, this guy's an idiot.

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You should have typed sudo nano butthole type sloppiness. I don't even understand how anyone would know what these commands were if someone else didn't tell me, right?

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I mean, admittedly, computer science in school was a little outdated even when it was happening. I remember because we had a visual basic class, and I was like, oh boy, I can't wait to learn to be a programmer. The visual basic's awesome, as I copy and paste 20,000 nested functions.

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Damn. Not even C++, just C+.

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I just remember typing class and then playing Oregon Trail. I did not know. I might be wrong about this, but it's C, then C++, and C sharp is actually C++++, but they're stacked into a symbol because if you take four pluses and stack them, it becomes the sharp symbol or the pound symbol.

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C-pound. C-pound? C-pound is way cooler. I program in C-pound. Really pound the computer and doing what I want. C-pound and a half.

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Apple's business customer service several times because after I signed up for a business account, because it was a small business, I click here, I'll sign up. Perfect.

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It wasn't like Looney Tunes, where it was like... No, it was bad. It was bad.

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No, it was different because the two other kids we were with were of a fundamentally different skin color than you, so. Old?

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Turns out I might be colorblind, guys. I just only see gray. I'd gotten glasses at that point, but I think the gray was from, oh, my parents are getting divorced. Two days before my birthday. I don't know. I don't remember when they had the talk that it was going to happen, but

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I saw the store for two hours and then I went to bed because I signed up the night before and I went to bed and I woke up and let me see if I can, if I go here and I click on shop online with a business account, sign in, wait for it. Give us a call. There might be a problem. So I called that number and I was on the phone for an hour and a half being raised to manager after manager after manager.

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You get two birthdays this year. I think that at this point in my life, I had probably gone to Korea once. So I guess my horizon had expanded. But it's one of those things where when you're a kid, you hop in the magical tube and they say, it's going to fly. And you just wait here for 16 hours and you're going to be someplace else.

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And, you know, that's all I can remember of traveling to anywhere there. And, you know, I fall asleep in the car or whatever. But that's not a slice of life. At this point, I was doing a lot of staring at the sun. I had trouble seeing. What'd you do?

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Dude, I went way more than six seconds. Let me tell you, six seconds is chump numbers. I think I made it up to a minute at one point. Everyone out there watching or listening, this is not a challenge. Don't do it. No, don't do this. I think I turned out fine. I don't know. Who knows? I've never I've never valued my eyes as being my strong suit until I got, you know, surgery to correct my vision.

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And who knows? Like, maybe I don't have perfect vision, but I feel like I do. Anyway, that's neither here nor there. Definitely not there. In June 22nd of 1980. No. Oh, seven.

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June 26th of 1980. Oh, Bill Clinton. What? Did you meet him? We were best buds. Really weird if that's true. I think I've answered your question.

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You know all those Zoomers? They don't understand. They'll never, ever experience two millennia. Two different millennia. Thank you. Thank you.

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Thank you. Thank you.

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Each one of them being like, I don't know why this is a problem. So their solution, their solution was to create an entirely different e-commerce site for which is just the Apple front store, but it says Markiplier on it. It's like, this is your custom store. I'm like, I didn't need this. I did not need you to make my own store for me because it doesn't make any sense.

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Well, that's easier than making their base website work. I know, right? So this isn't apple.com. You see at the top, it says Apple store for Markiplier. Welcome! Can we all go there and shop? No! This is mine! They made this for me! And if you go to, like, any of the products, like I was looking at the new computers they have, and if you go to configure it, you can't see a goddamn thing.

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It's just a white blur? That website doesn't work at all! So, this is now the dumbed-down version of the computer. It auto-brightnesses. I don't know. It won't stay. God, I fucking love Apple's brightness. We saw it for a second. We saw it for a second. We understand. God, the updates that they've been doing on their photos app and all the other crap.

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we only had elmo we had like one elmo in the school it was like a new kind of experimental but it was cool we got to use it elmo palm pilots flat screens laptops they did have the the smart board which even i remember like the you know the something there was something digital about it that made it like a smart board and it never worked every teacher hated it and

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not they still have smart boards modern smart boards work a little bit those ones back then didn't do shit ever yeah they had to calibrate i remember they had like touch four corners oh yeah you would touch the thing yeah yeah happen then be like fucking tap tap

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Ray, I was staring at the wall. They rolled it in, and everyone was probably watching something really fun. Couldn't hear it. Couldn't see it. I don't know what happened. Then we got to go home.

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Like, I know this is kind of an old person thing to complain about, but I'm fine with customizing computers. I've been building computers for a very long time. I do Mac because it's efficient. Power efficiency when I'm editing on a laptop is more important than anything and being able to still have it, yada, yada, doesn't matter.

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And I get back home and my dad's crying for some reason and I'm like, hmm, that's weird. Anyway, time for video games. I'm gonna go play Doom. Bye. He said something about turning that place to glass and I went downstairs and was like, okay, cool, I like glass.

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it's gray gray glass you know no i i legitimately remember like he i mean my dad was like an army guy he was a career army guy for like 21 or 23 years i can't really remember right now but yeah so he was he was very much very much uh angry i feel like i so i remember going to school and then like i don't remember what order my classes were in but i had like literature something literature was what it was called with um i remember the teacher book literature words literature

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mark i think you're first here this is probably the last one for this one then maybe we'll do this again because i didn't get through nearly as many as i thought we would june 26 2003 i got this you know what else is gray a big beautiful aircraft carrier where george w bush was standing in front of a big banner that said mission accomplished is that the right date for that i'm gonna look that up

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I went back to the email chain that I had with Apple and I was like, okay, the custom site is cool and all, but I'm still running into this other problem with your regular business site. And that's all I really want because if you go in here and you try to order something, you don't get the option of like, oh, you can get that same day courier delivery. You have to have it shipped.

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I knew it was somewhere in there, but yeah. No, we did it. We were riding the high of our success. Stock market never been boomier. Nothing can take down USA. Sorry, not gray. I'm talking red, white, and blue, baby.

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I completely forgot about that. Yeah. What a, what a time. Good thing. Yeah. We were out of Iraq. Like next day we're done. Something like that.

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Don't you dare say never to me, James Bond.

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And you can only ship it to the address you provided to them when you set up the website. Maybe not. I'm not 100% sure. But it doesn't seem to be working. So I was like, there. And then the guy said, like, oh, you can just go online, go to the business site, click shop with Apple Business, sign in, and you're there. And I'm like, that is the original problem I reached out to you for.

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I thought he was just joking. I didn't know that was actually a thing that happened.

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Mark? This seems familiar, this date, for some reason. I don't know what it is, and I don't know why it is, but something happened on this day. Something. Uh-huh. Now your turn. Tell me about your life on this day. I thought we were having a conversation here. I thought I was talking to my friend about the past. No, you're talking to your host. My host. No, something wasn't the iPod.

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I feel like it was something launched on this day. Was this World of Warcraft? Was this World of Warcraft? It was World of Warcraft. Is that the launch day of World of Warcraft? Holy shit, it is, isn't it? November 23rd, 2004, WoW launches. Wow, I knew this day was important for some reason, I just didn't know why. That makes so much sense.

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That is, if you scroll up in our emails, you'll see a picture that I sent him. Sorry, there might be a problem. Call this number. And I swear to God, if he responds to me and being like, oh, you see it, call that number.

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Yeah, I didn't start with the launch. I started slightly after the launch, but I don't remember when after. It wasn't right away, because I remember talking to my dad about it. I was like, this is like a subscription you have to pay. Boo! And then, you know, a few months later, I started playing it for some reason. I don't remember if I paid this subscription or whatever.

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I know I was not supposed to look anything up, but I was like, man, is it still going on? There's this website, MMO Champion, that I used to check all the time for news online. I'm like, they're still doing it. Still having updates, still patch notes, still new items coming out. Man, this is still here.

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We'll just have multiple wheels going at the same time.

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It's going to be Markiplier's store of the store of Markiplier. It's just, it's nonsense because I feel like someone, like a bunch of these other corporations are just full of old people that don't understand things and they need it in one specific way, the most boring way possible with all the part numbers so they can make their stupid invoices.

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It'll have probably 365 things. All right, we've got two spins coming in. Yep, spin number one.

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You're right. It's totally fair. I'm not protesting it at all, because it's definitely me, right?

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No, actually, I was because I thought we weren't allowed to, you know, go on the Internet.

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I'll give you that one. I'll give you that one. That's fair. I didn't I didn't do that.

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Yay! Winner's speech. Memory. Such a funny thing. Will people remember this victory that I claimed? Yes. Yes, they will. Just like they always remember when I, Mark I. Plyer, doth win. And I doth win by getting more points. So thank you to me for performing so good in everything that I do. And also, also me, for my past self, for being there for me. Bob, do you have a less gray loser speech?

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And it's like, I'm not, I'm not this company that you think I am. I'm just, I want to do the same thing I was doing when I was buying them before. but potentially getting rewards and discounts for it because I'm a business.

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they want you to really work for those rewards it's so regressive though because one thing about you know it almost to an excessive degree is apple tries to simplify things that's not just me complimenting them sometimes it's overly simplified and really trying to pursue the ultimate you know Simplification sometimes gets really in the way of everything else you're trying to do.

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This is intentionally dumbed down. Intentionally dumbed down so much that it has made it impossible to actually buy anything. Which is the whole point of this store. Isn't that the whole point of Apple as a business, a big corporation? I need to buy something and I can't. I just can't.

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Well, the actual store, if I go to the actual store, I can buy things too fast. You know, it's, it's problematic how quick I could buy something.

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Yeah. Suddenly scanning my face and I hear a ding. I'm like, oh, shit. Anyway, this is again. Yeah. Weird thing to complain about. But I've never known this side of this company and how broken it could possibly be that I need multiple employees contacting me for multiple different things. And I think that it's an extension of business as a whole is like it's it's dramatically too inefficient.

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I've seen this in small scale, but I think it might be everywhere.

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3d print that you're good to go my first experience with a miter saw was when i was building decks and so i looked at a miter saw and most of them are limited to like 45 degrees right and so i looked at it and i was like wait what if i need to do a 60 degree cut and my boss just laughed and right now i get why he laughed but he just laughed it was like good one and walked away

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like my 16 years old my brain can't do the trigonometry to know that 90 minus 30 is 60 and just change the orientation of the board I'm just like I can't I can't so I was sitting there for like hours not hours like he didn't wait hours for me to get this cut done so I was just sitting there like looking at it like just you had like a piece of wood in it though and you were just like literally

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i was just sitting there with the wood there i was like oh i can't can't fuck this up measure twice cut once just it comes over doesn't say a word just like turns the board 90 degrees and i'm like anyway that was my first experience with the miter so if anyone's confused and doesn't know what i'm talking about

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I can't believe that some of the kids can do like the abacus method. You've ever seen the videos of the kids doing like speed addition and subtraction. And they're just, I thought it was, I didn't know what I was seeing when I first saw a video of a whole classroom of kids just like... Not blinking. They're conducting an orchestra, a really small orchestra.

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But it's really impressive because they're able to do some extremely fast addition and subtraction. And I think basic multiplication is possible with that. I'm not sure because I don't know the method, but it's very impressive.

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The speed at which they can do things and the tricks that you can do with numbers and how an abacus works in terms of like being able to do that is sometimes more efficient than actually having a calculator.

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I think so.

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I hope that's true. I kind of knew. I know it's true. Anyway, that's what I'm mad about. And I can't wait to find out that the horrors that I imagined are even worse than I ever could have. Was that your small talk, Mark? Did we circle that? Yeah, that was it. I'll say that's my small talk.

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Okay, so we have pennies, you give us an imaginary space, we hide the pennies, and then we look for the other pennies?

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But how will we know that we're imagining the same setting that you're imagining?

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my turn yeah go ahead all right i go up to the handle for the espresso i crack it open and i peer inside the cup the the part where the coffee grounds go that then lock in clean as a whistle it's funny though because that was my first thought i was like what did i put in the coffee filter yeah well that's the game isn't it we're trying to get in each other's heads right now okay when

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Ah, that'll be fine. Hey, why doesn't this say E Pluribus Unum? There it is, tiny.

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All right. Okay. Now I'm going straight line for it. I know how Wade thinks.

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I look at the orange juice carton because people wouldn't think about that. Unscrew that cap. Look in the cap.

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Okay.

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It was perfectly penny sized. So I want you to try and put a penny in there. I am thinking of the most incredible places to hide a penny. The absolute best spots.

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Unless they're all in the same spot.

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I stand on a table and I shout to everyone in the coffee shop. I will give $100 to the first person that points to where you saw someone hide a penny. I raise my hand. All right. Wade raises his hand. Uh-huh.

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Convince me. Did he take his turn by getting, raising his hand? I feel like he took his turn. Sure. I check in the cash register. This seems incredibly good. I look in the cash register for any pennies that look unplaced. Because if it was, if they're pennies from the bank, they would be almost likely of the same year. I'm looking for a weird penny with snot on it and bald.

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Look at the difference in image quality. Wade's looks like it's... Yeah, it's pretty extreme.

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Weird bald Lincoln penny. How did you know I sand down all my pennies to look like me? What a calling card.

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Seems like you'd need time for that.

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i know wade's shoe size i tell everyone in the coffee shop to lift their feet and i dust the floor for footprints and i find wade's big dumb shoes because no one has feet as big as him in this shop for sure statistically impossible for there to be another i don't know if that's true bob is in here too

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It's like a real quarter in terms of its metal.

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I've got it down to two spots. I know where this penny is. All right, make your guess. Wait, I'm not ready. It's his turn.

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Game over. Sorry, Wade. You were one step too late. I go up to the checkout person clerk. You wouldn't. Sure. And I go behind their ear and I grab out the penny and I go, is this your penny?

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Did anybody give you that penny?

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Can I see a picture of your grandma?

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i don't know pennies rattle weird my turn my game over game over wade i sprinting towards the bathroom pass by the stereo crank volume up to max as i'm sprinting by first open the door dive arm first into the toilet reach up under the u-bend grab whatever i grab pull hard the man sitting there looks at you

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I turn on every faucet. I flush every toilet and listen and look. Sounds like a lot of water is running and flushing very normally to you. I see the negative space in the water. I use water as a catalyst for my negative space enhanced vision that I got from a surgery I was when I was in the government.

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I go to the man whose shit I borrowed, I grab him by the scruff, and I throw him on the ground, tell him, NEAL! And I stand on his back to get higher, and look around then.

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Wait, that couldn't have been that high up.

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I'm trying to remember what they look like.

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Oddly enough, I had a take a penny, leave a penny thought, but I was like, no, that'd be a convenience store. It wouldn't be a coffee shop.

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The model train actually was at a Starbucks. I remember there was a really fancy Starbucks in Seattle or somewhere like that that had a little model train.

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I have to do it or I'm going to go to a distracted jail. I recently started watching some videos about forging carbon fiber, right? Sure. Which is not really what it is. It's not like you're in a furnace or anything. It's just epoxy pouring a bunch of carbon fiber all fucked into a mold, right? Yeah, exactly. Some of those were real words. And so, no, that's exactly what it was.

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That seems incredibly fair.

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Makes me want to go to the fun fair.

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I look in the pile of beer bottle caps that are in the mug of beer, the beer mug that they have to make it seem like they drink all the time. I look in there.

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I go to, is there anyone in the room besides us?

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He was 100% correct.

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But what's cool about it is if you get the right heat resistant epoxy and you get a heat resistant mold, you can get all your molds from 3D printing. So you can 3D print the negative of any part you could possibly want and then forge carbon fiber with it. But also, not only do you put the chopped carbon fiber in, but you can put long strands of reinforcing fiber along the length of your part.

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Where's your penny, Mark? Where's your penny? In the room. So is mine. Anyway, I go over to the creature in the corner. I lift whatever's on it off of it. And I go, hey, how's it going there? Oh, aren't you cute? Hey, what have you said, buddy? What's in your mouth? What's in your, open your mouth.

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I also, hearing the sound of what might have been a penny, dive into the filth, and I try to form the exact shape that the... I strip my clothes, and I try to get into the position that that person was just in to try to see from that level where a penny might be.

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And that will make it twice, about twice as strong as aluminum in some cases. And this is with chopped fiber, like pieces, not straight. Obviously carbon fiber by itself would be way stronger, but the idea of quickly in a 24 hour period, turning around a custom part that is twice as strong as aluminum without having to CNC mill it, that appeals to me.

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So do I grow now? Do I go back to my normal size or...

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I press on into the wind. I will find the source of the stink. No matter what, I go into the wind. I don't remember what Penny smelled like, but it must be a clue. It must. I don't think Penny smelled like muck.

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I press on. I enter the sock.

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The condoms at least weren't used. I specified that in my clue. Yeah, the condoms were safe, man. I was hoping you'd see the sock and turn around. I didn't expect you to go into it. Bob's too good at hiding his penny. I don't think we're ever going to find his penny.

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You said three of the four pillars had pennies. What did the fourth pillar have? Paper towels for some reason.

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The fridge. Is it in the fridge?

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Under the welcome mat.

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Nothing in there but vapes. I pull, I rip one of the vapes. And I say to Wade, it's been a year since I quit. I just need a little. I won't become addicted.

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Shut up. It's my turn. My turn. Sure, man. You can have it. I turn to Wade. Rip his pants down. Rip his shirt up. Look all over. Turn to you, Bob. Rip your pants down. Rip your shirt up. Look all around. Open your hands. Open your hands. Both of you. Open your hands. Spread your cheeks.

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Spread them!

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I rip off my pants.

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Yeah. And there's there's some really interesting videos talking about that. bamboo lab i know everyone's kind of mad at you right now but i'm willing to sell out for more 3d printers is that convincing man whenever you say it like that how could they refuse

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Thanks.

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I huff and I puff and I blow the dust off of every piece of furniture. OK, I'm hoping that will turn something up.

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How deep? Oh, like large wooden rattle. Give me the, give me the note in the scale, like a C2 or... Like a D2. Like the knife? Yeah, okay. It's a knife. It's a knife.

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They're still there.

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So close. That half where I might have heard a low D2-ish rattling, I grab a giant magnet, throw it away because copper is not magnetic.

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Bamu Lab, I know you are looking for a silver lining. I'm your silver lining. I can bring goodness to any badness that you may be feeling from any terms of service changing catastrophically.

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I'm really honing in on this weird low rattling thingamabob. And I want to kind of push aside anything as I'm pushing. I'm listening for the rattling and I'm getting closer and closer to it. I keep pushing, shaking, shoving, pushing, shove, push, shake, shake, push, shove, shove, touch, shake, push, shake. Oh, what are you touching?

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Oh, that's quite the turn. Yeah, well, I'm trying to find that rattling.

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I was wading through stuff in a line, in a straight line, pushing, shoving, touching, pushing.

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I use the last of my turn to turn to Wade and smile like this. Does he see me? Do you see him?

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What have you two done? All right, I step back from the wall. After pressing my ear, I go, it's in the walls. IT'S IN THE GODDAMN WALLS and I start ripping the boards as hard as I can just rip and give them digging my fingers and ripping fingernails off blood spew and everything what an inefficient way to get into a wall

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I forgot this was a haunted house. I go to Wade, I was like, this was a haunted house? I thought this was your grandma's house! I shouldn't have searched the report card first.

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Maybe it's not scary. Maybe he's right. I wade through the bodies. I just start stomping. Just... I push, touch, I shove, I push, I touch, I touch, shove, push. Checking all the pockets. We're all naked still, by the way. Are they naked or are the bodies naked? I check the pockets. I check their other pockets. Everyone living and dead, all naked. Checking, checking, checking, pushing, checking.

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What pockets are you checking? Checking all the pockets. Checking, checking all of them. Making my way to the center of this weird room.

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basically uh yes actually technically yeah yeah that's fancy stuff so i owned one at one point in life too yeah so but hey in all honesty bamboo labs i will shill out for free 3d printers yes i could afford them i want 20 we're a team so that's 60 20 a piece or else wait you're gonna need a bigger garage to keep that many things in boxes with you wouldn't want to end up with a bam boo boo

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I ate a nut! I didn't eat chips. That's true. Wade ate one chocolate-covered peanut.

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I have to give you a point for that, but I'm very disappointed in myself. I thought it was very funny. I actually really enjoyed that one.

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That's gotta be me. That's gotta be me. Look how I'm so put together right now. Wait, bite your lower lip.

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I plumbed the depths of my own perseverance to eke out the victory in this episode. I dug deeper and dug further. I pressed on. And I think that's a lesson. Perseverance will always, always pay out in the end. Doesn't matter how many bodies you uncover. Doesn't matter how much shit you go through. Hey, if you keep trying, you're gonna get there. And sometimes, you gotta look up. Keep looking up.

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Yeah, but I really, except for every time it's clogged and I've hated it, which is multiple times. which is near constant. The bamboo lab. I will say it's the greatest thing ever because actually, in all honesty, compared to the failure rates you have on other 3D printers, I imagine that it actually is pretty comparable and it's okay. And I want to shill for it. Shill me, shill me, shill me.

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Gamers don't look up. It's true. I can't wait to be declared the victor in this upcoming season. It's happening. Probably. This is my year. This is my year.

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Shill me, shill you. Shill me, shill you. Shill me, daddy.

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Level my bed for me.

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So anyway, I got these guns, right?

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I'm putting on deodorant for this one, boys.

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that's fair i feel pretty good about that in the past three days i have installed a completely new drawer system in my truck i have a new truck on the way i've bought three guns you decked bro I've shot two grenade launchers, 17 RPGs, a tank, cleaned all my bullets. I'm starting to think the only thing of this that was true was the drawer. I got the drawers in. No, I know some of that's true.

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570.113

Yeah, yeah. Which ones? I'll never tell. But yeah, I got the drawer system in there. Is it decked? Are you decked? You got decked? Yes, I'm decked. I'm decked. From Ohio, apparently. I didn't know that. We have trucks. They all are terrible here.

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Okay, this is a slander to truck owners, of which I am one.

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I have a bone to pick with deck, though. So I have this deck system, but I have a problem with it. Number one, your manual is the most cringy thing I've ever read in my entire life. It's full of, all right, slow down there, champ. Hey, we'll kick up your feet, buddy. Wow, do a spin kick in the air after you... It's just the dumbest... It's like...

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Number one, it's instructions for babies, which I get. It's just so, it's toddler level language. So we admit that truck drivers are toddlers. Thank you. That's what they're trying to say. That's what they're trying. Like, it's just, I read the manual and I'm just like, I hate reading it. It's true. Yeah, probably. Yeah, actually.

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Get the big screws and then not the small screws. Take the 72-inch extruded aluminum rails. Also, the instructions were incomplete because it didn't actually mention any of the weatherproofing besides the weatherstrip seals on the front of it. They're not incomplete. It's just early access.

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it's gonna be patched i've got an even bigger bone to pick with them so they have this puzzle fit foam case right that they sell separately for supposedly the decked system right maybe not but i see it in drawers of people now when i open mine i pull it open and the fucking thing is this thing

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far under the lip so i can't fucking open the goddamn minute man case when i pull the drawer i have to lift it up and out and then open it and i get it i probably have a truck with a slightly below average bed length and it would be bigger if it was a different drawer system but i see on the product page someone pulling the drawer all the way out and it opening perfectly and i'm like wow they got

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i'll have it too i don't and i'm mad because it's a 300 case that i would not have gotten if i thought even for a fucking moment it wouldn't have opened in the goddamn drawer mark it's a point for a big baby tantrum

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Wait, hold on a second. There's reviews here. Works great, but you fail to tell me it doesn't work in the older models of DECT. Hey, Al, sorry for the confusion. We'll work on improving our communication about new decode cases not being compatible with legacy drawer systems. Did you send me a fucking old version of your DECT?

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system decked did you send me a fucking old version of it you pieces of shit what i'll bet they're watching right now have you turned it off and then on again Because I don't know. Maybe it's not that, but it doesn't open.

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Yeah, it's not an elongated cab for sure. No. But if I find out that they've sent me an old version, I am going to be back here again and I'm going to chew them apart because I like what it is. It was easy to set up and it works great, except that doesn't fit. Now kick up your feet, partner.

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86.4

It was a tactical reload of my deodorant, okay? You know, we can't smell you over the internet, so it's really... I mean, that was for you, I guess. Maybe you smell so bad you can't stand yourself. Everything I do is for me.

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We might be. We actually might be. I might be fucking pissed. But maybe it's just because my bed is five and a half feet and it's not a six foot bed. It's the Ford Lightning. Maybe it's not there, but I wish it would have said somewhere when all this was in the same cart at the same time. I wish it would have said that didn't fit.

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Okay, well, I'm bigger than that, okay? Right? Why do you assume that that's a slight at you? It felt like it, you know? I was just saying. I'm huge. I'm giant. I'm massive. I'm enormous. I'm gargantuan.

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Anyway, I really, really hope that I somehow didn't get an older version because I would. Maybe they saw I was going to California and they were like, this fucking guy. Not an Ohioan like us. Little did they know.

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You know, those little, like... What are your thoughts on immigrants? Let me just do a quick taste test real quick.

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You could just stay on your hands and knees and keep picking up, you know.

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You know, I don't have any pity for you because your dogs are tiny. My dogs aren't even large dogs, but they're big dogs, and that means they have big poops all the time. So much poop. An unbelievable amount of poop. But thankfully, it's stacked so high off the ground, I don't have to bend. It's not that I'm lower to the ground. I

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On my hand? No. But I empathize with the odor. Why do you empathize with that? I'm just trying to make him feel like his story has substance when in reality it's a big nothing burger and I don't want him to feel bad about it.

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your empathy is through the roof mark it gets a point for being empathetic and supportive i somehow feel worse after it but that's how people empathize right they're really in their heads like man this fucking guy but outside they're like oh that's basically it yeah that's empathy right as an empath i agree

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I believe it's pronounced analgesic.

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In church, taking communion, everyone's eating their wafers. You're like, idiots. Stupid.

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Glad we're all on the same page.

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It's serendipitous that this occurred right at the launch of a new generation of cards, but my computer suddenly started working properly again. After I had bought the hardware for a brand new computer build that I was going to replace it with.

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You know what I like about gag-gag is if you just, it's really funny, you just go gag-gag-gag-gag-gag-gag and then you're Mr. Krabs.

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That's the evolution.

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Yeah. I mean, even the actual phrase for your information does sound like you're pushing up your glasses for your information. I'll have you know. I'll have you know would be a better one because actually it means what it says. I-H-Y-K.

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Actually, how you have to say that one. It's Ethan in the hooked on phonics episode.

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Ah, good times, good times.

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The V is the crux of it that makes it a little more difficult. What about SMFS? Save my fucking seat. Oh, I was building acronyms for RSVP. That's not what we're doing. In my head. I was like, why is the V so difficult, Mark? You don't have to use it.

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And that made me laugh in my head. But that's not the game we're playing. Dick with a P? You mean penis.

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I just feel like this is why I'm slower to learn languages is just because words don't go good in my head. That's why names I can't remember.

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This is hard. I made fun of Mark and then I immediately got made fun of myself. That's how it goes, man. That's how it goes.

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Yeah, see?

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Yeah, I'm fine. It's okay. It rubbed right out.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Y-G-B-W, you're gonna be wrong, because you'll do the test wrong the first time.

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He was pretty good through this one, I'm not going to lie.

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My brain was working overtime in the beginning and then failed me towards the end. I think I got thrown off my game by my disconnect. And then my brain just went elsewhere. And that's where it all went downhill from there. So well done, Wade. Ample performance. Kudos.

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I believe the specs for the 4090 is that it can support four 5K monitors.

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Okay, so you don't have anything else in there. Okay, yeah. So there's no PCI-based internal capture card or anything else, right? Mm-mm. Okay, well, then that may not be an issue.

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But I got to tell you, one of the things that I think people are going to realize this generation of graphics cards is the same thing that has been happening every other generation, which is incremental improvements, except the 4090 was an exception to the rule. The 3090 to the 4090 was actually a nearly... double jump in performance. And that is unprecedented going from generation to generation.

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It just so happens with the actual node, the transistor node that they used, and they went over to TSMC, I think from Samsung, I believe. But it was such a massive improvement. People are expecting the 59 to be another quantum leap. It's not. It's

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like 25 better in some really good cases 15 in others and at way higher power consumption if your worry is like power consumption it's i don't think it's going to be good for you and i think that the 4090 is going to be one of those graphics cards that for a long time down the road people are going to be like yeah actually this is a longevity card this is a real doozer of a card i'm like i'm just cautioning you i don't think the 5090 will be perfect for you

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Yeah, wait, I hate to say it, but yeah, you're that guy.

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Bless you. But weird bless you. Yeah, I don't know. When it comes down to computer hardware, I know a lot of it right now because I've just been building like a nonstop slew of computers and stuff. And what I realize is that buying the absolute top of the line stuff is never the right move. But you can get great deals on.

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previous generation stuff and get almost equivalent performance out of it because you save so much money you get something that is tried and tested usually when people are selling their used things they work right and if you buy them and they test them because they've been working them for years and computer hardware is supposed to last a long time so it's like technically i think people don't play the secondhand market nearly enough and i'm not even talking about like scalpers i'm like

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The used market for computer hardware, except for hard drives, is a very special case. You've got to be really picky about what you're doing there. But if it works, and it's a reputable seller, you can get some great deals.

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unless you're doing actual like color accurate extreme fidelity work that requires you to have the highest quality monitor like when I was when I'm still working on the movie I needed to get a monitor that was you know HDR and have an accurate color accuracy that was good but even then I overpaid with what I got because I got the the dumb Apple one with the trypophobia back on it which I hate it weighs a bajillion pounds it's barely bigger than a monitor that I could get and

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And it really isn't actually that good of a technology. But it was $5,000. I regret that purchase immensely.

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why not i never never splurge on nice things let's do it worst decision of my pc life i'm surprised that customer support isn't actually helping you because they're not working right i bought a monitor a long time ago before i even did youtube um i bought a professional hp monitor i don't know why i need i said i needed it but i i justified it myself it was 800 and back when i was in college it was like 800 was a huge it still is obviously but compared to a 5 000 monitor i just bought

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perspective wise it was a huge investment I was like okay I'm gonna buy this it'll be great there was one dead pixel in the dead center of it like one pixel was completely dead but I called up their customer support I was like there's a dead pixel they were like just send it back no questions asked so I don't know why they're not helping you

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There have been documented cases of people that don't know any of us from our content who has found this podcast through other means of podcast platforms and has found this to be an enjoyable experience despite not knowing who we are. And man, oh man, am I tired of making those accounts.

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That's fair. You don't lose health if you shoot the wrong thing.

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they're a good tournament team like they're traditionally they're a good tournament team but what was their seed this year they were an eight seed it's a bold strategy but there's a chance no mark how's your bracket oh man if i did one this year well i've done one for the past few years and i've done it completely by random and each time i've beaten tyler's bracket I'm not lying. Multiple times.

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I can't remember if it's every time. I'll bet that goes over well. But yeah, I just purely by random chance. And I don't just win. I crush. I crush him in points. Just absolutely destroy.

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Oh. Where'd he go? He's gone. Honorable. How many times have I started a rumor that Tyler's dead on this podcast? At least one now. I forget where... This is all a delay because I forgot where he's going. He told me many times, but he's not here. I know where he was until the middle of the night last night.

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We need to get to the bottom of this ASAP. If we find out where he is by the end of the episode, do we get a point?

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Do I want the points or the sugar? All right, let's say we can't just text him directly. That would be cheating.

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You're assuming that when I was in Cincinnati, I actually went out and did things.

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I was a real, real, real, whatever you call someone that goes out and does things. I was a real one of those. A real Mark. That's what I call it. Leaving a Mark.

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King's Island. That was my list!

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Yeah, yeah. King's Island, it's basically a theme park. It lost a lot of theming back after the Paramount days ended. But now they have Snoopyland? Do they have Snoopy? Is there Snoopy there?

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And then they have, I haven't been there in a bit, but they have not the Phantom Menace, the, the, the fan.

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i love that land at king's island is it called just the phantom they have danny phantom the ride is it a coaster are you talking about like the phantom theater which is no no it's the one they built after the son of beast broke down which was the tallest fastest and only looping wooden roller coaster it

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Yeah, it's supposed to be like the ghost of the son of beast. So the beast over in the other side of the park mourns the loss of its son and has to go over and visit the haunted ghost that is the remnants. There's like a gravestone of the son of beast outside of the ride. I didn't know there was lore. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.

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But now the son of beast was plagued by problems from its inception. Nothing. Nothing good came out of that roller coaster. Many people had like whiplash and just shaken up spine syndrome. You know, that syndrome.

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Yeah, what's the point of that?

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Big blowy, big safe. You know, I could just have a leaf blower and you could close your eyes and I could just blast you in the face. You know the kid where there's like a video of a mom with their baby and they're like on a chair and they're watching a video of a roller coaster and the mom is like I can do that for you.

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Honestly, I didn't notice a difference. I would have to have an A-B comparison. I don't have...

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mural all over the wall well i guess i can't say that one as an idea now no one's so obvious mark shut up it's not that all right fine what was that your idea though was that your i was gonna say that yeah there's it's it's uh you know but whatever there's the ohio river there is you like water get in there start this motion

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I would love to have a comparison of like seeing what the river looked like before. people came around and started building big fire generating facilities, aiming their poop tubes into the river, rooting their feces down in there.

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If, if, If the Ohio's not clean, I wouldn't assume that. Apparently, it's not great. Not advised to swim or recreation in there because of bacteria, algae blooms, and general contamination, though some sections are monitored and may be safe at times. It doesn't seem...

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No, we're in the endarkenment era. But anyway, so yeah, there's that. Which is weird because not many people know this, but Cincinnati actually has some of the cleanest drinking water in the country. I don't know if that's the case anymore. It was when I was growing up. That's surprising. I don't know what they...

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I remember there was this joke on the Colbert Report where he was making his own bottled water and he was touring around the country being like, we filled this glacier and then this spring and they went all around the country and they said, and we finish it off with a little dollop of Cincinnati tap water. And everyone in the crowd went, eww! But it was one of the cleanest, so they didn't know.

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They didn't know. Actually, I'm looking up the ranking right now, and I think Cincinnati's dropped quite a bit. Is it bad news? Well, it's not bad news, but instead of being up there, it's now 109th. Out of 50 states? Yeah. Yes, the great state of Cincinnati.

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Small talk? Tired. I'm good. I have an update on my many hobbies.

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3D guns? Ammo farm? Where are we going? Look, it's about the render farm. It's been working delightfully, finally, after four floor air conditioners, two wall air conditioners, that sumbitch is actually staying at a steady temperature. But the harsh realities of operating a render farm... You built a freezer? It's not that cold, man, even with all this.

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I mean, there's probably traces of decaf that I was drinking. You like the AI-generated stupid mug? This was a gift from one of our family members, and they didn't know it was AI. It's just stupid. It's a library. Sure, sure. Anyway, so, yeah, I haven't had caffeine for a long time, and I miss it. Do you feel the benefits yet, though, or still meh?

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yeah i do i do think that it's generally more even i don't have that slump of energy and i never thought that it actually gave me energy and awakeness but on a day like today where i've only gotten like five hours of sleep last night because i've been i stayed up late working and yeah i just i really want it well i think it was socrates who said the uncaffeinated life is not worth living

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They got a big fireplace. They got all this shit on the wall. It's beautiful. Sit down in these lovely wooden chairs. Ah, man, it's so decorative. Like, it's so decorative.

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I just didn't like the description of shit on the wall. They make the best chicken and dumplings you've ever, ever eaten in your life. Just... Ah, so good. I order that sometimes with green beans, corn, extra dumplings, maybe, maybe biscuits with, like, some blackberry jam, you know. What is this magical place called, Mark? Ah, I barely remember the name. I only visited it once or twice.

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Oh, okay, good. No, it's not. You stupid. Tell us about this Cincinnati place. God, what is that name? Oh, well, can't remember the name, but really good. Right outside of Milford, you get off the highway there. There's also a movie theater next to it. We should buy that. Thank you.

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I woefully underestimated how much cooling was necessary. But I have another problem entirely. I got my power bill. Oh, no! Did the seven air conditioners raise it slightly? It's been up and down because we've been testing it, but we haven't been running it. So the past month has been the first time it's been like running every day, chugging, you know, beautiful renders. My power bill was $3,000.

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Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

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Is your solar working or?

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Thank you very much.

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I opened up that letter. You know how they show a bar graph of your, like, monthly usage? Yeah. It was like, oh, and it's trending up as I'm testing. And then this past month was just astronomically.

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But Kenwood Mall is great because it's central. And I think a city still wants that. There should be that because it's like people want to go there, number one, just because it's kind of nice to have this big building with a lot of little stores. It's fun to walk around and do that window shopping. It's a different experience. So people still want it. It's just they want less of them.

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There doesn't need to be five malls in a city limits when there can be one in the middle that people can go to. Admittedly, parking's hell. Kenwood is a nightmare of traffic.

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I don't know what the power company thinks is going on at this place. You know, this place being a bathroom.

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Even, like, for iPhones, they don't really do that anymore. I think the last event that probably that happened was for the Vision Pro, and that was just because it was a new thing. People wanted to try it, but they didn't even sell out of those, so...

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I mean, it is kind of nice, I guess, if you were an employer and you had a constant stream of semi-qualified people always on hand.

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I imagine a lot of people are Apple employees because I believe there's an employee discount there.

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Well, actually, I don't think they actually stop people from leaving because they're like, we track all of those devices. They're ours, so... That's true. Yeah.

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It's either one or the other because you go to Best Buy and you can't find a soul in there. It's hide and seek with the employees. You see one and they look at you and they go...

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One of the things that I neglected about Cincinnati when I lived in it that a lot of people probably would overlook is there is a stupid amount of parks and they're too big.

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This man's planning to raid the Looney Tunes. I got a gun safe and they're like, open this safe. I'm like, all right, I'll open it. And just an avalanche of papers, you know, mask style with all the dollars coming out.

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That's not a problem really, but it's just even where I was growing up in Milford, like there's just park over here, park over here, just big field, you know, it's not even a park, but there's just a big open field here, woods there, stuff like that in the city, outside the city, there's parks everywhere. Like in Milford, you're talking about like Miami Meadows, which is the bigger park there.

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It's gigantic. It's too big. I didn't even realize how big it was when I was first there.

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Yeah, so that's my update, and it's not going to go down much in the next few months.

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Very good airport. I think it's Covington.

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At least three, including Cracker Barrel. No, I was thinking of a different restaurant.

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Mark, you win. Congratulations. Thank you. I feel like I did. Cincinnati a disservice. Me winning this episode is a shock, not only to me, but everyone in Cincinnati. As the one not in Cincinnati winning this episode about Tour Guide of Cincinnati, I feel like fate, it runs in strange ways. Maybe this is going to compel me to go back to Cincinnati once and for all. Probably not.

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Just like with Blue Ash Chili, I always intend to go there, and I just end up going somewhere else. We just pick somewhere else to eat. Just pick somewhere else to live.

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They're going to think you're a render dealer and call you El Servo. I had this idea a long time ago before I started building it. A long time ago. It feels like a long time ago. Like a year ago. Because with the Mac Studios, Apple, Silicon, it's very power efficient. And I did some paper math that was like the power efficiency of this cost over a period of time.

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The cost of this computer going on eBay and finding random stuff. And the math... showed me a year ago that the power cost of the actual server grade stuff would be astronomically high. And I'm like, I must be doing my math wrong. That can't be right. And now here I am. My math was right. Congratulations.

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Well, technically, it's saving me money. Technically, I think I'm deep. I think I'm deep in the red. I don't want to go and do the math. It would have been so much better if I just hired another company. Oh, man. Oh, man. You factor in maintenance cost, I'm sure you're going to be well into the green.

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well maintaining it i'm not hoping to do that i'm hoping that when it dies it dies and i will just because there's no company i can send it back to i've got it from ebay so and and it's not like i don't think i can sell it back again so you spent a year working on this getting it to work you installed 70 air conditioning units you're paying 3 000 a month and your idea is when it dies it dies

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I even now I'm like buying a whole a room full of Mac Studios might have been the better option.

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Very little. If I go by that one guy on Reddit, a thought of what I was going to do, which was shove Globersalt inside the computers and immerse them in it. So very little. Anyway, sorry, I got to weep a little bit here.

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I never liked coconut in any other capacity than a Samoa. Samoa?

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You've had decisions made before, so why is this different?

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We'll see what happens.

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What a tautology. Can I comment on something? The listeners are going to weep because I'm going to mention another visual thing. But our shirt color combination is just very pleasant. It's very striking. It's more colorful than we usually are. And yet they match up quite nicely. I think that this is going to be maybe our best episode ever because of that.

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I got mine through Amazon. They just chucked it over the fence. I was so mad.

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That was pretty funny. News out there is still depressing, so there's really nothing to say.

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I was, you know, you know, it was amazing in the beginning was you couldn't shoot the body portion and the face portion at the same time. So I was locked down. You literally could not move your head and they would capture your facial gestures in this orb. And you couldn't move your head. And I'm such a physical actor and it's all connected, you know.

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And I just found that to be incredibly difficult and even frustrating. And as the technology moved along and I was developing it with them. I was telling them my experience. I was, you know, saying this would be better if we could do this. And they're like, oh, yeah, we're working on that. To now where I can walk on a set in my motion capture suit, I could play with the other actors.

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I could pick up props. I could do everything that you were not allowed to do in the beginning. And it's just taken this huge technological leap.

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Oh, my God. I mean, I wasn't well-known in comparison. It was a radical change in every way that I live publicly. I do lament the loss of being able to observe the world without it observing me back or being the one observed. But, you know, it's like everything. It's a blessing and it's a curse at once.

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It can. I have developed this incredible way. If I'm by myself, I could pretty much disappear. Especially in New York. No one looks at each other in New York. We're so on top of each other that Everyone wants to give each other their space and they want their space in an emotional sense. And so that means not looking people in the face or the eyes.

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You know, you'd be on the subway and there's 100 people there and not one person's, you know, unless they know each other or they're a tourist, is looking at anybody else.

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I'll do that. I'll wear such a ridiculous hat. My glasses are so ridiculous that people are embarrassed to look at me. It's like a camouflage of unsightliness.

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Oh, days. And, you know, we became friends. And I asked if it was okay for him to be with us while we were shooting. And obviously he's so invested in it. He was actually a filmmaker first. He went to AFI in the screenwriting program. Yeah. And he just became this invaluable reference for all of us. But I went to the Globe the first day.

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I had my phone camera and I had my notepad and I just said, hey, I'd really just like to sit down and watch you work and watch you work the phones and just watch you do what you do. And if you don't mind, I'd like to shoot a little bit of it and And he's like, OK, I'm not really used to that. I'm usually the one who's doing the questions and, you know, the recording. But, yeah, OK.

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And it's funny because I know what this process is now. Yeah. And people, they come to you and they're nervous and they're afraid in a way. And then they start to slowly get to know you and they start to open up and they feel safe and they realize that you're just there trying to do right by them. And eventually they show you who they are. But Mike didn't take very long.

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And, you know, I saw him working those phones and he had a little bit of a temper sometimes too, which I also just loved, you know. And after that, we usually have to have a drink with somebody for really for them to feel safe with you. That's what I found. And after you have a drink with them, all of a sudden... It's like, okay, we shared the wine, we broke the bread, but we can be real.

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Certain people have tension in their bodies in certain places, and it makes them move a certain way. Mike had a sort of... like a tension in his solar plexus area. And it sort of tilts his pelvis forward a little bit. And it's just a subtle thing.

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But the physical work that I've learned how to do was, if you could start picking up some physical qualities of a person, it actually starts to inform a lot about them. And there's a toughness about someone who's holding their pelvis. I mean, you know, where they're holding their solar plexus like that, you know, it's someone who's like protecting something and it makes you walk a certain way.

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And it sort of pulls down on your spine, your vocal cords in a certain way. And if you can just listen to that a little bit, you start to get something about the person. And, yeah, so for Mike it was that, you know. These little things, I don't know what it is, but when I'm watching someone, I'm like, oh, that's really interesting. I want to try to assume some of that.

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Thanks, Sam. It's really nice to be here.

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But I also found when you start doing that, there's an inner quality that starts to come into view. Well, I think that's really interesting. Okay, good. I mean, sometimes I start talking about this and people like literally glaze over. They're like, uh, pelvic? Okay.

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Yes, it was a very interesting household, religiously speaking. My family was Italian Catholics, very Catholic, my grandparents. Then my mom and her mother became evangelicals in the First Assembly of God, Pentecostal, Jimmy Swaggart era. And my dad split off completely in a whole other direction into the Baha'i faith. And so, you know, you're in the family and everyone's participating.

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And so I was introduced to all three.

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Well, you know, I hadn't really played anything like this, and I hadn't done an accent. I hadn't really done any kind of a period piece yet. And, you know, you sort of, you have a career going and you sort of get a brand and mistakenly you start to believe maybe that's who you are, that's how the world wants to see you. And, yeah. And I really wanted to be great in a Yergos Lanthimos movie.

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No, no, no. You know, there was a first assembly of God in Kenosha, Wisconsin at the time. And my grandmother was a member of it. And, you know, these different evangelical preachers would, you know, sort of tour the And he was the star of that at that time. He was, you know, he was their, you know, Elvis of evangelicals. And it was music. I mean, it was it was a pretty lively experience.

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And so my grandmother for her birthday asked me to be saved. And I was like, saved from what? I'm like, I'm eight. I haven't even gotten to do anything yet, really. And it was like, no, you were born. I mean, the second you come through the birth canal, you've sinned. That's the original sin. And I'm like, oh, yeah, okay. Oh, yeah, makes sense to me.

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But I was like, yeah, I'll do whatever you want, Grandma, you know? So what was that like? Did everyone sort of line up? Yeah, so they bring the kids down. It was a special moment. We're like, okay, we're going to bring the children down, you know? And so I'm walking down there. I was like, I want to be saved. I mean, I don't want to go to hell. I certainly don't, you know, like that would suck.

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And it's going to make my grandma happy. But man, this is so intense down here. And he's so sweaty and everyone's like talking in different languages. And it was so I got down there. And we're lined up and they're going, you know, each kid's getting preyed on from kid to kid and they're falling down or, you know, people are falling over and it wasn't happening. And I was like, I'm not feeling it.

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And then finally I was like, oh man, I'm not going to be the one who's like, doesn't get Jesus today. I'm like, no, not me. And I just kind of went with it, you know?

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Yeah, and it was horrible.

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Oh, God, I felt so ashamed. Yeah. Are you kidding me? I was like, I didn't feel anything. Like, I was supposed to. Everyone here is, like, feeling so much, and I didn't feel anything. And, you know, I went back up there. And she's like, how was it? I was like, oh, it was really good, you know. She's like, did you feel it? I was like, yeah, yeah, I felt it, yeah.

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And, man, I mean, what that sets up in you at so early an age is so difficult for your ongoing relationship. It just became this thing that was always there that I didn't understand. Now I do, but I didn't then. And it was just a shameful feeling.

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No, no. I sucked. I wanted to be an actor. from very early on I just didn't know what acting really was you know I had already found myself performing I found myself you know doing skits from the Three Stooges you know doing slapstick pretending I was Charlie Chaplin like I was doing all that but there was no culture for that in you know in my family we were They were house painters.

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Then they became construction painters. They were business people. They were very serious about making money. And there wasn't a lot of room for this kind of being a dreamer. So it just wasn't anything that was a possibility to me. My senior year of high school, I dropped out of wrestling. I was an avid wrestler. And I dropped out of wrestling to join...

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And so I said to him, it's ridiculous now, but I said to him, Yergos, I want to work with you. I love you. I don't want to suck in your movie. And I don't know if I'm the right guy for this, you know? So did he have to convince you? It didn't take very much. He just laughed at me. He's just like, you're him. And he just refused to even entertain my trepidation.

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the drama department because i'd walk by the drama department and they'd all be wrestling on the ground just like us but it was like 10 girls and two guys and you know i was like why am i not doing that wrestling you know and so i um and i went in there and i was just like

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thrilled by it, how emotionally open it was and diverse and accepting and silly and, you know, everything you couldn't be as a young man, you know. And one of the kids in play broke his arm and my teacher, Nancy Curtis, who was like this great theater teacher in the middle of Virginia Beach, like really great. She came to me and said, I want you to replace Scott. And I said, you do?

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And she's like, yeah. And I was like, I don't know. I don't know if I could do it. She's like, I think you could do it. And so I did it. And I did the first scene. And I was basically just ripping off Peter Falk and Columbo. And I did the first scene. And I got a big laugh. And I said, oh, my God, this is what I want to do for the rest of my life. This is amazing.

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It was like that feedback that you got. Yes, that that relationship, you know, it's like it was it was just magical because not only did I get to laugh, but I knew everything. I knew the laugh was coming. I, I felt this communication with the audience and it was telling me what it was asking for. And then it was responding with the laugh or the silence or whatever. And I went to Nancy afterwards.

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I said, um, Mrs. Curtis. Yes, Mark. Uh, Do you think it's too late for me to become an actor? I mean, I'm already 18. She's just like, no, Mark, I don't think it's too late. Yes, I think you can become an actor.

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Oh, it's horrible. I mean, I was a jock. I was a surfer. I was a skater. I was in a punk band. I was as much a dude as you could possibly be. But I also just had this other thing that I wanted to try.

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Well, my family moved to San Diego the day after I graduated from high school. And, you know, all my friends had gotten into colleges. I didn't get into any colleges. I was a terrible student. I didn't even really apply to that many. And I ended up in San Diego, and I didn't have a plan.

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And, you know, through a whole fantastical set of circumstances, I heard about the Stella Adler Conservatory in Los Angeles. That was like two hours away.

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Yeah, she was there, but I had the good fortune of walking into the school, and there was a woman there, Joanne Linville, who I recognized immediately as the Romulan commander of Star Trek. And she said, what are you doing here? And I said, I don't have an audition. I don't know what I'm doing. I don't have any real training, but I want to spend my life...

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being an actor and she said well darling you've come to the right place and she really took me under her wing And I wasn't good in the beginning. And it took me a long time. You know who I was in class with who was amazing was Benicio Del Toro. Like, literally, the second he walked in, he was amazing. And I looked at him. I was like, oh, my God, I'll never be that guy. And...

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Yeah, it took me a long time and a lot of auditions before I started to figure out what I was doing.

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Oh, my God. It was such a blast. It was so freeing and... You don't realize where a certain role is going to take you. They all take you on kind of a journey. And they all sort of, if you let them, talk to some part of you, somewhere you are, somewhere you want to be, or something that's maybe on your mind subconsciously. And it was really about just being free.

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He was so many people that I knew growing up. And he just felt so close to me. I read it and I said, I have to play this. There's no one else in the world that could play this. And I got to somehow convince Kenny of that, who at the time was really... Because of financial reasons and the way movies are made, he was dead set on getting a star to do it. And I wasn't that.

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But I just was so moved by it. And I felt, I got to play this. There's no one else. You begged to get the role. Basically, I mean, Kenny was like, I can't use you. you know, you don't look anything like Laura Linney. She's the one we're going to cast. And I was just like, just let me come in for an audition, man. You know, we're like, I'm your, I'm a good friend.

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And, you know, and, and he's like, fine, just don't stick your manager on me. And I was like, fine, I won't, you know? And so, but he said, okay, you know, the casting's closed. We're going to go to another actor on Monday and, So just come to the production office and I'll tape you myself and I'll read the sides with you. I was like, thank you. And I went in there and

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Man, I knew I had to be better than if I even ever got the part. And so I worked on it, and I worked on it, and I worked on it, and I knew it, and I went in there, and I already knew I had nothing to lose, so I was so free. And we read the first scene. He's holding the camera in one hand and reading the lines in the other, right? And after the first scene, he's like... It was really good.

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He was unhappy about that. Yeah, it wasn't joy. He's like, all right, let's read the next one. And I did that and he's like, oh, that was really good. You'd be really good in this part. And slowly but surely I won him over.

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Oh, I don't know what would have happened to me if I didn't get that role.

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Oh, for sure. To this day, I'm still waiting for the piano to fall. But that was particularly difficult because I was just starting a family. I'd just bought a house based on this next big job that was coming, which was with M. Night Shyamalan in Signs, co-starring with Mel Gibson. I mean, it was just like this explosion from that movie. And I was the hot guy. And it was all before me.

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And it was everything that I'd ever dreamed of. And I'd reached it. I was 33. And... It was gone like that. And I woke up and my face was paralyzed. And they didn't know if it was ever going to come back. And I couldn't even close my eye. And I looked terrible. And I have a baby at home. And my whole life was trying to get to that moment. And it seemed pretty much like it was over.

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And whatever feeling I had about God at that moment, let me tell you, we had a talking to. Like, I couldn't be more pissed at anything than I was at that moment to whatever, if there is or if there isn't a deity, you know, which is probably a common feeling people have.

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When it all comes crashing down around you, you sort of – you do become a believer for a moment, you know, like, please, please, please, please, please, please, please don't let the plane crash. Please. I'll go to church. You know, you know, you're, it's amazing how many people, when the plane's going down, you see praying around you, you know?

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Um, but, uh, that was a real test of faith, um, that I didn't really pass. I was, you know, I was like, this can't be happening. Um, But of course, it is happening and it was happening. But I'll tell you, it's probably the best thing that ever happened to me. Really? I learned so much from it. And I had the good version of it where my face did come back. So I lost everything.

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I went through that experience. which made me grateful. It made me, you know, it made me compassionate. It made me aware of loss. It made me aware of, you know, how fragile life is. It just gave me so many lessons. And at the end of the day, it didn't really cost me much except for the hearing in my left ear, which was the deal I made.

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Hey, dude, if you're really there, please don't leave my son fatherless. Just take my left ear. Cool? Yeah. You got to be careful what deals you make. Yeah.

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Thanks, Sam. It was a great interview. It was really, really a great interview. I appreciate it.

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Yeah, it's, you know, even in the dramatic roles, I feel like I've always kind of had one foot on a banana peel and the other in the grave, you know? It's like, I just, I see that as like the aesthetic that I want to, you know, that is my North Star, if I could find a way of doing it. But to just do... All-out comedy that's so physical.

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And that pratfall is such an interesting thing because, you know, in comedy, what I find is that you have to be very open to play. And it's not an inner thing. It's this open thing and it happens in this kind of special space that's outside yourself. And so you have to be very open and aware and ready to grab whatever's being given to you and then play with it.

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And that pratfall, I think it's the one you're talking about when I come up the stairs.

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That was an accident. Oh, it was? Yes. But that's the thing. If you're in the flow of comedy, the accidents are the gold. Those are the gifts from God. There's another moment in the movie where Duncan farts when Max McCandless comes in to confront him, right? And that was like the acting gods just filled my belly with gas. And I was like, here we go. And poor Rami looked at me.

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He was so outraged and humiliated. And it was just the perfect... It was like, oh, we're into the scene. And it was literally that one take was the take that Yorgos used. But I guess why I'm telling you that is like... Great comedy is something that happens spontaneously and is playful. The same thing happens with drama. But people are so much more well-behaved around drama.

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So those moments, I can't lift my butt up and let one rip in Spotlight or Foxcatcher. Maybe Foxcatcher, but nowhere else.

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Yeah, I mean, it's such an interesting character in that way because he wants to project himself as the freewheeling, free-loving, libertine centralist. But really, at his core, he's incredibly conventional. He's very conventional in his idea of a man's place in the world and a woman's place in the world.

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And we see somebody whose whole projection of his personality comes undone when those concepts are really put to test by love.

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Whatever she strikes in him that he supposes is love. Whatever version of love he can get closest to. And we see that he's actually incredibly fragile. And he's actually incredibly needy. And he's actually incredibly vulnerable sometimes.

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The only time you want to do that kind of scene is if it's for comedy. It's just so horrible and awkward. And it's so horrible and awkward for everybody else. And then you add in the intimacy coordinator who's like literally giving you the thumbs up from behind the camera, you know, or giving you notes on your technique. So... We knew that was going to be a montage.

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At one point we were talking about trying to do every position in the Kama Sutra. Yeah. but there's like 110 now. I think they, you know, when you see that, yeah, when you see the helicopter or the, um, you know, the, the, the rowboat, you know, you're like, okay, they didn't come up with that in a Kama Sutra time, you know?

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Um, but it's, yeah, to do that and to have in mind the comedy, there's a lot, you could do a lot of comedy with sex scenes, you know what I mean? They're already like kind of comic just by themselves. Um,

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Honestly, not in my wildest dreams did I ever see myself coming from, you know, You Can Count on Me or even a romantic comedy, 13 Going on 30 or In the Cut to doing a superhero movie. But, you know, you mentioned Robert, Robert. Robert revolutionized the sort of tentpole studio film and really the industry by his performance in Iron Man. And they took a big swing with him and it really paid off.

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But what Robert did was he created a space for really complex indie actors to come into these big spectacle films and and ground them in really wonderful character work.

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It's the man-canceling suit. It makes you look big everywhere you want to look small and small everywhere you want to look big. It's the most humiliating thing in the world. I had a little loincloth made for it at one point as the years went on because it's just so not modest. And so it's the most vulnerable thing in the world. As an actor, you learn to love a costume.

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You learn to hide behind props. You learn to... sink into a set and and lose yourself in the world but when you're in green screen and you know it's just you and you're naked and it's all your imagination you have to put things there that aren't there you have to play off people that aren't there You have to use props that aren't there. This is in the beginning. It's changed quite a bit now.

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But you know what I found? All the theater training that I had, you walk onto a stage and you're in a black box, basically. You have to really develop your imagination to make that place a forest or a castle or, you know, a desolate landscape and, you know, Samuel Beckett's mind of nowhere and no place. and make that real and something that you can live off of.

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So in a lot of ways, this ancient technology that I'd been so versed in actually was the best preparation for this new modern thing that was happening.

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Never even been in a police station before. You'll be fine.

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For 'Severance' Star Adam Scott, Work & Life Can't Be Separated

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Chris, honestly, I'm great. I'm just exploring whatever fun activity pops into my brain. But check this out. I'm teaching myself how to do claymation videos.

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Did you have to tell her parents that she was dead?

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Let me ask you this, Bob. Why wait two years? Well, I've got to make more money. Okay, well, look, I hear you. Believe me. But what if I were to tell you that I could sell this house for 30% above market right now? That'd be great. Yeah. Could you do it? In a heartbeat, Robbie. You know what? I'd even do it for four-fifths commission. Oh, that'd be fantastic. Yeah. That'd be fantastic. Yeah.

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No, it would be kick-ass, bro. Oh, man. Right there. Oh.

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I dabbled. Are you a... A professional waiter?

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Well, you remember me from anything else?

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Gareth | Lucky Boy Ep1

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So it was first lockdown, I'd say June or July, and I get a phone call from this unknown number. And it's this woman, this sort of Spanish, Latin-sounding woman, saying, my husband's asked me to call you.

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Gareth | Lucky Boy Ep1

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I was like, yeah. And then alarm bells started going off. Because I remember being at school at this time. And there being all these rumours. And we all kind of knew that something was going on. But we didn't know for sure.

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Gareth | Lucky Boy Ep1

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You either did well in your exams at Christ's College or they weren't interested. They just wrote you off? They wrote you off completely. I mean, they wrote me off completely and they wrote him off completely.

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Gareth | Lucky Boy Ep1

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And he was saying, look, if I got you to a police station, would you talk? I said, look, if I remembered anything... that wasn't an embellished memory, then absolutely. But I can't guarantee my memories for you. But I do know what happened to you was wrong.

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Gareth | Lucky Boy Ep1

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You know, everyone knew it. But, you know, the culture at that time was not a problem. It's not really a big, it's not a big deal. Were you all like, you'd all have fantasies about her? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Still do. No. But, look, I was talking to one of our friends, who will remain nameless. He was saying, what good is it? It happened so long ago and she was quite fit.

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Gareth | Lucky Boy Ep1

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Yeah. But anyway, I think the bottom line is, there are two camps. There's the, yes, it was really wrong that it happened. And there's the, uh, hello? He got to basically shtup this gorgeous woman.

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Gareth | Lucky Boy Ep1

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I think what you'll find if you do interview people, ex-Christ College boys, ex-teachers, they'll be like, oh, 40 years ago, let it go, blah, blah, blah. But, you know, there are teachers out there who are probably in their late 60s, mid-70s, who you would be able to talk to. Whether or not they would want to, you know, I don't know, but I...

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Gareth | Lucky Boy Ep1

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Hello, how are you? My name is Monty and I like golf.

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Gareth | Lucky Boy Ep1

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Me, Ricky, Tom, Zach, that lot. You know, we'd be out on the streets. You've met him. You've met him.

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Gareth | Lucky Boy Ep1

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He used to wear this quite sort of Tony Soprano leather jacket up to the elbows. Pull the sleeves up to the elbows. Hair greased, you know, greased down.

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Gareth | Lucky Boy Ep1

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Again? 1-2, 1-2, 1-2, test in, 1-2...

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Gareth | Lucky Boy Ep1

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No, I mean, it wasn't, you know, like we were, you know, it was the mid-80s, late 80s. Spotty teenagers. Spots, greasy hair, you know, dodgy school shoes, you know, we just... You had a crimped fringe. I had a crimped fringe, yeah, but I was quite cool. You were quite cool. Do you know what I mean? Like, Arnott were sort of quite cool, but then... At least we thought we were.

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Gareth | Lucky Boy Ep1

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We have on the telephone now Mrs Thatcher. Hello, good morning.

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Gareth | Lucky Boy Ep1

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And you don't believe me either, do you? But best mate, see how much heroin you can find among that lot.

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Local Hour: Mark's Wife Emmy

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Hello. No, it's not Pitbull. My name is Mark Alexan, and I would like to enter the contest. But it's not about what you can do for me. It's what I can do for you. If selected, I will give Stugatz this 1980s starting lineup Mark Gastineau figure. Also, I'll give the crew this Fruitopia. And most importantly, you guys can have my wife's Emmy. I didn't win it, but you guys can have it.

The Dr. John Delony Show

Our Nanny’s Husband Hit on My Wife

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She's extremely uncomfortable. She's devastated. You've broken 10 years of trust and love from our family. We just can't believe this is even happening.

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Our Nanny’s Husband Hit on My Wife

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And you know what?

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Our Nanny’s Husband Hit on My Wife

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Yeah. So, and he was receptive to it. He understood. I said, you know, it's up to you to tell her, you know, your wife, how, you know, why you can't come over or why you shouldn't come over. Um, initially that's, that was what I told him. And, uh, now he controls that narrative, but, you know, talking to my wife more, we're like, I really feel horrible, uh,

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Our Nanny’s Husband Hit on My Wife

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knowing that she has no idea she's kind of a stooge here what's going on and you know they're they're he is such a religious church going leads ministry and charity this guy i mean he was a picture perfect just model for a christian man too which adds to the the complete just blowing our minds that this happens just unbelievable so now it's like well

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Our Nanny’s Husband Hit on My Wife

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Should we be honest with our nanny and tell her what happened? Yes, you have to. Knowing that she's currently undergoing so much stress and stage four medical treatments and completely shattering her world.

The Dr. John Delony Show

Our Nanny’s Husband Hit on My Wife

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Maybe. Yeah, she's very, very undying optimist, the most positive person you could ever meet.

The Dr. John Delony Show

Our Nanny’s Husband Hit on My Wife

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Yeah, so I'm not sure if that's because she really just sees the best in everything and she's oblivious to some of that. But she has to.

The Dr. John Delony Show

Our Nanny’s Husband Hit on My Wife

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Yeah. So... How do we even... go about that conversation that just my wife to her. And then no, it's both of you. It's a complete shock to her. How do we handle that?

The Dr. John Delony Show

Our Nanny’s Husband Hit on My Wife

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And we've also recommended her to others and friends of ours that they also sit for too. And I'm just like, boy, I feel like there's some liability with at least knowing that this behavior is there. I don't know if I should extend to others or just completely keep within a family as our own issue. Because it could just be an obsession with my wife and that could be where it ends. Yeah.

The Dr. John Delony Show

Our Nanny’s Husband Hit on My Wife

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She's made it pretty clear that she definitely doesn't want her to feel like she can't come over.

The Dr. John Delony Show

Our Nanny’s Husband Hit on My Wife

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Okay, and luckily her time is now reduced a bit because our kids are older and we have school. Sure, of course. So it's not full-time, so it wouldn't be a giant impact, which makes me feel a bit better, too, if she chooses not to keep coming.

The Dr. John Delony Show

Our Nanny’s Husband Hit on My Wife

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Yeah, I'm just hoping it's not a complete blindside. And if it is, I'm just like, boy, with what she's already going through, I feel so bad because she doesn't have a lot of options or money. Well, and let me tell you this.

The Dr. John Delony Show

Our Nanny’s Husband Hit on My Wife

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I told him I'm not going to tell her you can, but then I was like, well, crap, now he controls the whole narrative, which also kind of worried me.

The Dr. John Delony Show

Our Nanny’s Husband Hit on My Wife

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The front door was open, and he asked to speak outside. We caught the first part on the ring camera. We have the recording. It's just of him saying, hey, come talk to me. Right as the door closes, hey, I wanted to, and then it cuts out. So she knew that it's by motion, so she kept trying to move on the front porch to make it record.

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Our Nanny’s Husband Hit on My Wife

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Unfortunately, it didn't, because she was like, oh, my God, she wanted that unrecorded. But at least the first part with him asked her to come talk in private. That is recorded and captured.

The Dr. John Delony Show

Our Nanny’s Husband Hit on My Wife

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Thanks for taking my call. I'm okay. Thank you. I appreciate you taking my call.

The Dr. John Delony Show

Our Nanny’s Husband Hit on My Wife

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My question is, do we tell our nanny that her husband propositioned my wife?

The Dr. John Delony Show

Our Nanny’s Husband Hit on My Wife

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Yeah. Tell me about what happened, man. So some quick background. We've had a nanny for about 10 years now. She helped raise both our children. Oh, so she's not a nanny. She's a family member. She became family. Her husband and both have become family to us over 10 years. They have no kids of their own. So our kids basically, of course, became their kids too.

The Dr. John Delony Show

Our Nanny’s Husband Hit on My Wife

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So that's all our kids know is them for sitting them. And they've been a huge part of their lives and ours. And it's been great for 10 years. And they're a huge help for us. To sprinkle in some other context, she is currently battling stage four cancer and she hasn't for the past year. Yep. Cause why not?

The Dr. John Delony Show

Our Nanny’s Husband Hit on My Wife

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She beat it about five years ago, once before, and then it came back and now it's stage four and she is a strong woman and she's fighting again. So we have all the hope in the world for her and she's got a lot of strength. So we're, we're rooting for her and she's doing great. And she never, never stopped working through that time. She, was watching the kids, never had issues, still showing up.

The Dr. John Delony Show

Our Nanny’s Husband Hit on My Wife

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He would often help her and come as a support for her, her husband, to help with the kids when she was tired or sick. So it was still amazing watching those two also help together. So that's been great until, of course, just recently, as you could tell from the question. So a few weeks back, there was a short gap in time. She couldn't watch her kids, so he volunteered.

The Dr. John Delony Show

Our Nanny’s Husband Hit on My Wife

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to fill about a one-hour gap that we had in our schedules, which he's done before, and it works out great. So he was there when my wife got home to take over, and he asked to speak to her in private, which she did outside with him, thinking that one of the kids may be in trouble.

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But he proceeded to tell her how gorgeous she was, not just beautiful, but gorgeous, and that he sees how she looks at him. Just completely shocked and mortified my wife, and she was basically stunned. And she said no.

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That's the first thing she said. I'm not sure what you thought I was looking at you like, but that's not at all what I want. Happily married, and you need to think of your poor wife right now, what she's going through. I can't believe you even asked me that. Um, he then said, you know, you know, I can be discreet. I've been in the military.

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I've been discreet before and just completely blew her mind as to what he was telling her just in shock. Right. So she called me and told me I left my work engagement and came right home and talked to her. Cause she was in shock and just very uncomfortable. She was very upset. So I asked him to talk to me, and he did.

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The next day, we spoke, and I made it very clear and drew a boundary that I said, hey, here's what happened. He did not deny it. He said, yeah, I'm sorry. I don't know why I did that. I shouldn't have acted. I feel dumb now. I said, well, you feel dumb because you got shot down. But just so you know, you are not welcome at my house anymore. My wife doesn't want to see you anymore.

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That nighttime fucking shit. That slamming door shit that hits out like that shit.

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Oh, you got sleep through it? I sleep through everything. I can't sleep through that slamming door shit.

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For real? You crazy? The stomps? All of that shit. Nah, not me, nigga. Yo, hey! Turn that shit down, bro.

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Imagine a podcast like that, nigga.

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Daddy fell in the grass.

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Talk about this on your pod, nigga. You bitch ass nigga. I told you God ain't done with you.

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He can get your number. You know when he got your number. He gonna get your number. He's one of them niggas that gets anybody's number. By hook or crook.

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It burn. It hurt when it did. Go back and finish. No, they numbed his ass all up. So it's just like half bald? He was making jokes with the lady, you know what I mean?

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I'm on that podcast, you know what I mean? Yeah, nigga Joe with his leg.

The Joe Budden Podcast

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One, two, and you don't stop.

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A quick four, y'all. Me and you, and her and her. That's two on two. Hey! Okay, Blue.

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What's wrong with you, nigga? Old last man named Ish. Act like it. Yo, I can get you right now, Ish. I said that, yo. There you go. Get in your bag.

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Indeed. Yeah, dedicated to our significant others. That's right.

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Joe, shut your ass if we get you right now.

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That's right.

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By the way...

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In your head is four bars. Let's get married on the beach. Girl, yeah, you took me off the streets. Come on, Freeze. Huh?

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Since we took our SAT.

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What I mean is that I've noticed that when my wife come in, the times that she wants to communicate with me is during the times I'm doing something. So I'm typing some shit, deep type too. Let me ask you a question. So in my mind, it's like, what can I say?

The Joe Budden Podcast

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Why would you say that? Yo, I didn't understand. That's so rude. That was rude. That's not true, nigga.

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You my nigga.

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These people that they're referring to are workers, co-workers, and they work. You know what I mean? Nothing salacious happened. My wife comes first before any of that.

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That is factual. You went deep. That is factual. You just got to. You got to. And you'll know when next time is coming around. So you really got to when you get married. You're like, look, it ain't worth it. Yeah. Dead. You get quiet when we talk about our girls. Girl talk? That's what I like about you.

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You pulled that too. You put that in the air. I did.

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But on the internet, again, he just, I don't know what the fuck. I don't know how you do it, Mark.

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You said turn the oven on at one point. No, yes, you did. At first, y'all said that first.

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You feel like he'll come over. Yeah, you come over that way.

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I thought he did. Why do you think that? Let me finish. Let me finish.

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He got words. He pulled his words out. Shout out to Mendisa. No, I'm just saying I believe what I say. That's my guy, man. Yeah, I believe this shit. You know, we just see it different.

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Oh, shit. Not nobody. Sure to get your niggas? I'll take both of y'all. Oh!

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I spot weakness.

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I know you're talking about the two big doors.

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German Shepherds are clever, nigga. Watch your fucking mouth.

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That's crazy, son.

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Right, let's see. Because you did call me from some bullshit. I'm sorry. I'm like, yo, Ish, hello? Hello?

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Did you climb the gate and jump down or try to slide down the gate? There's two types of jumps.

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Thank you.

The Joe Budden Podcast

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Thank you. Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Mm-hmm.

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No, I didn't know. Hold on. But when I saw the progress report, it says the grades wasn't good. But then when I emailed the teachers, they said that he improved. So it was a little, because I was mad. And then this morning, like 2 in the morning, 3 in the morning, I started getting emails. And I said, oh. And I had to set in the screenshot.

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And I felt a little bad, too, Parks. Why? Because I got to send the bad email in the family group chat. And now I got to send the good one. I felt crazy. Like, holy shit. He was saying, I'm doing good in other classes. You ain't believing. No, I didn't. I didn't. Yeah, you should be lying. Yeah. So that was my week, my weekend, and then my son's birthday. Nigga, say something, nigga.

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I'm playing with niggas' kids, but niggas fuck you up in here, yo.

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Hey, yo, we talking, nigga.

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His consulting bag is lit. Yeah, I know. How you find the time to consult, though? You do it in the car? You be doing it in weird places. Usually, niggas consult in their house or in their office. You want to go. You on the go. Got the mobile office.

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I'm going to pick you up at 7 p.m.

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Nigga dropping in circles.

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Got it. Got it.

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For some reason, I thought border different.

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Me and my girlfriend, I drove.

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Yo. No, that's funny. You good? You good? Let the nigga tell the rest of the story, man.

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Goddamn.

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Wait, never mind.

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Couldn't.

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Oh, shit.

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We're not supposed to say that word.

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A glass full of orange.

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What's up?

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Why you go to the club with the bike on? Why you ain't just get like a crutch or a cane or something?

The Joe Budden Podcast

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They took your bike for you. That's why I know you can have a bike in there. You valeted the car and valeted the bike. Yo, I ain't gonna lie. I'm coming in with you one day. Look at his face. Look at his face.

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Jesus' New Testament. I forgot. Look at this heathen. All right, what else we got? What else we got? George Foreman, y'all, let's talk about, just for a second, we should at least acknowledge the passing of George Foreman. Absolutely. That was a heavy loss for the boxing community and for a lot of other people, man. He was a legend, like a real life.

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There's a generation of people that know him as... The oven man. The grills. The grills, yeah. Even though he ain't own the company at the end. I need that. Yeah, he sold that joint in 99. But... $438 million.

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He did just fine. Take these grills. Yo, for real. But George Foreman, to me, is such an interesting dude just because of his journey.

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The first one.

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Plug it in. Yeah, you plug it in.

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No, no. You are crazy.

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For a single man?

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Grill issues aside, in addition to making the shitty grill, he won an Olympic gold medal in boxing at 18. Two-time heavyweight champion. Was known, of course, with Muhammad Ali in the Rumble in the Jungle. I think that was 74. He was a legendary boxer, considered one of the heaviest hitters of all time. And that didn't go away, even when he came back the last time to box. Sure did.

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But the thing that matters to me about George Foreman is, like, a reminder of what life can be. Like, you can literally go from the villain to the hero. And in the 1960s, he was a monster. He was, like, considered, like, evil, especially against Muhammad Ali and others. He was the person that nobody wanted to promote, nobody liked. They said the fans wouldn't like him.

The Joe Budden Podcast

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A fence is a fence, nigga. No, I'm saying 10, you should be able to claim it. It's the same shit. It's the same thing. Mark, Mark. Was it the red one or the black one with the spikes?

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He couldn't sell a product because they said he just didn't have the right personality for it. By the time he died, he might be, other than Muhammad Ali, the friendliest, happiest, most loved boxer in American history. He went from the villain to the hero. He went from an orphan to a boxer to a champion to a minister. You can do and be anything in the world.

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If time will wait it out, if you do the work, you can be anything you want. And so for me, that's the Foreman legacy.

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Shout out to Sauce. Shout out to Sauce.

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So, like, for example, we used to have, like, around starting in, like, 2010, we had Harry Belafonte. We had Jesse Jackson. We had Minister Farrakhan. We had, you know, anybody that was over a certain age.

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So like when somebody like Kobe, rest in peace, passed away, we didn't have anything because you couldn't foresee that. But for the older people, we definitely had them locked in. It makes sense, right? Well, Harry Belafonte, we had interviews locked up, all that stuff. But then there were some young rappers, because I thought about it because you said rappers. There were rappers who we thought...

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We're living on the edge that we cared about and loved, and we got worried. When Wayne was having some of the health issues, we made one for him.

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And so this generation, just know that there are people in place that are looking at some of these artists out there like we don't know how long they're going to have to make it, if they're on drugs, if they're dealing with gang violence, all these kinds of things. News outlets are waiting.

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Rest in peace, George Foreman.

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Yeah, that's what I'm saying.

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No, but your opinion is to think that something that somebody says is crazy. I think he's pandering. No, I don't think he's pandering. Everybody don't see eye to eye freeze. And he lying right now.

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Jaden McDaniels and Jaden McDaniels.

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Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Thank you. Thank you.

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And then webbing them around. My world just changed drastically. I remember I started doing good in Van Buren. Not Van Buren, Murray Bertram. Hmm. My father is at school by the bridge.

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Yeah, I was doing good. My mother took me. That's some hating shit, though. And she don't like that. She don't get mad and curse me out. But my father would be right. I agree. Like, you saw her. I was doing bad. You sent me over there. I was doing good. And you took me back. And her reason to my dad is like, no, you told me to take him back because he was joining the Chris.

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My father said, nigga, they have a big argument. I would never tell you that. I like their arguments. That shit fly. But I gave up a lot of trouble, so I feel bad even talking about it. Too much.

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Since we was on the sports tip, did y'all see this? Since we're talking about the sports tip, did y'all see this video of this coach? He came out of retirement to coach girls basketball, women's basketball, whatever. White power.

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And he was disciplining his players, and he just yanked a ponytail. Hey, man. He just yanked a ponytail. I saw the video. The old school coach is crazy. He yanked the white girl's ponytail.

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Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm talking about like stepping on them violent situations.

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What? What?

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Did he apologize? No, that nigga didn't apologize. He should apologize, right? I'm sorry, coach. What? That shit was normal.

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Yeah, they did. They understood and, oh, it's just a coach. Don't worry about it.

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Yes, you are. You are scared, nigga.

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Yes, y'all. Hold up now.

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I'm all right. You were ice now. This nigga missed the whole fucking moment. You ever let him come back and be a factor? Last year, I was three times part of the moment. And on top of that, I don't subject to their theories. To their voting system, right? Shout out to them. I don't fuck with them. Nigga, and I stand on that. Shout out to them motherfuckers.

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Yeah, let's talk about you getting slapped now. Salute to the fans.

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Well, they tried to, and I had to fight with one of them, nigga, in the street in the snow. And then when I had to fight, him and Marv jumped me on Dunkirk, nigga. I always fought back. It's documented.

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Ribs broke. But one thing everybody say about you is that you were consistent.

The Joe Budden Podcast

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Grass whooping your ass. I'm fucked up right now, yeah. You too? Nigga, our whole face fucked up. I can't breathe.

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I got to do it.

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You didn't look fucked up last night, man. Some pollen pussy show, nigga.

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What? Yes, girls talk. And y'all listen? Y'all be entertaining conversations? Bro, y'all talking to him, motherfucker.

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Nigga, you supposed to move on from the topic. Right.

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You still hurting. I see you saying dwell on a combo. I laugh. I laugh. He be like, how small? I would never have a combo.

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Tell me. Niggas turn to journalists and shit.

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Nigga, Kanye said in his motherfucking monkey that- Hey, yo, now I think that- I kind of believe you when you said that a nigga might have got a BBL, nigga. Like, get in his car. You said- Kanye Wildin.

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It's supposed to come on at 10 a.m., 10 p.m. Oh, okay. But it was Sex Night in the Hill House. And I was like, you know what? These nights, when you're married, these things don't come across as often as you might think. Sex Night in the Hill House. That's what I did?

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But my girl don't.

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Clap cheeks. Literally.

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We don't toot up like you.

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I think we should move on.

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Yes. That's every day.

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I'm telling you, nigga. When I started, you keep cutting me off. And that's my problem.

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You consistently do it. Them niggas talk. You look, oh, what you say, Dr. Mark? Flip talk. Do that again.

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Yeah. Your worst enemy is who, your uncle? You kidding me? My name ain't Ish.

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What's your Muslim name? My worst enemy... Dude tried to stab me. He still around?

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He still around. I seen him... That, about two years ago in Philly. Did he try to stab you again? Nah, he didn't see me. Oh, you hid from that. You made sure that nigga didn't see you.

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Nah, but I went walking.

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Oh, shit, there you go.

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Fuck them fans. And there were.

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Yo, wait there, nigga, play dead. What are you doing?

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What, free? Yo, that's the doctor, yo.

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Free, that's the doctor. See? He's in my life. He said play dead. You fucking hooligan. He's in my living.

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He good, he good.

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Watch out my ass. I ain't never been smacked.

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Oh, shit.

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We're not friends.

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We got into a fight. The fight ended however it ended. I think I got the best of him. The next time I saw him, he tried to stab me. And then after that, to me, after it was over, it was over. I started thinking... A year and a half later? I wouldn't even think about it.

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That's what I'm saying. It's another reason I tell you off air, but. You pop this baby mama. Yeah, I was going to say, it's a chick in there somewhere. That's a chick down in there somewhere. Oh, it wasn't his baby mama, it was just his girl. It had nothing to do with a woman. What, taxes, nigga? You was doing your taxes shit again? It had nothing to do. I'll tell you off air.

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It ain't that deep, but. Okay. Yeah, and after that, yeah, you know. I'm sure it's done now.

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It go down anywhere, nigga. That's the worst enemy. They don't give a fuck. I mean, they may make you pass if you with your children and your family, but it's on.

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And they didn't hurt you that much? I mean, like physically. Did they physically hurt you? No, nigga.

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And not willing to... Make amends with people if it's not that bad.

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I hear you. You a good dude, too. I try to learn. Learn how to forgive, nigga. Forgive and love shit, because a lot of times it should be misunderstood over something light, something small.

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Money, even if it's money or something like that.

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we still think you're masculine you can hug

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Oh, shit. Just remember that, Joe. Nigga, real quick. My wife just pressed me about that, too. Nigga, I cut my hair. Just because I cut my hair short, you trying to say you're not...

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He always trying to distract and deflect when it comes to talking about love. We love you, bro. I love you, nigga. You know what I'm saying?

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You come into my life.

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You're uncomfortable around love. What are things that could be, what are things that happen to you that no one could come back from? In your mind. Hugs. Is it money? Money, family.

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But is the fuck shit clear as day? Because the person could feel like you should be held accountable as well.

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I know what time that means. I am breaking. I'm not breaking shit down. I agree only to an extent.

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Flip is saying something. A lot of times, a lot of things that I did to people, it weighed on me, nigga. So I went on an apology tour, nigga. I made right with a lot of the Flip the Network people, just a lot of people that I wronged. Even if they wronged me, I looked at my part that I played in it and said, yo, I apologize for that shit. I apologize how I made you feel.

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I apologize for even putting you in a position. Regardless if it's clear as day that they were wrong, I have to clear my soul. Gotcha. Me. Now, Ice, it sounds like you're different. Are you saying even if they did that, at some point they still did that?

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Put up your dukes.

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It was something in the air. That's why he's watching night school. I know, exactly. Pollen was in the air.

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I have to go back. Yeah.

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No, I didn't. I'm just saying. Me neither. Me neither. I never went back to that. Go back to it and listen to it now.

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They do. They do say that album is good.

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I changed it already. That's a fact. No, I'm with y'all.

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You're not married. You're running away from marriage. When you get married, nigga, you can talk. You're not married. Get him, Flip. Get him. Yo, put that thing away. It's the niggas that's married that's talking about it.

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Thank you.

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Foresight.

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Thank you. Thank you.

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Next year around this time, second quarter, you're going to be smiling like a motherfucker.

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He helped you out. Come on. He helped you out. He said it wasn't corporate. He just had a time. He was assistant to the regional manager.

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And that's the problem. The American Mall has failed.

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Don't try to circumvent and go to... This nigga's a nutcase, yo. Keep that ass. It's just so gross. All right, yo, you bring it up.

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Ain't but a handful.

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Yeah, that shit is crazy.

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So y'all, she's like, that is crazy. Huh?

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I seen it before it happened, boy. He made you, nigga. He made you, nigga. You know what I mean? He made you. He played you. He made you.

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I'm not, I'm just, it changes. You're a porn star.

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Yo, this nigga's was, yo, yo, bro, what is wrong with you, yo?

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World War II. World War II happens in 1939 after the rise of Nazis. Yeah, yeah. After the rise of Nazis. And World War I was what? 1914 to 1918. That was over a few things, but part of it was the... Invasion, right?

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That nigga's a stupid, yo.

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Oh, never mind. Don't do that. I'm not knocking the surface. No, no, my cousin got killed in the military. He got shot in the neck. He did. No, what? No. Let's not laugh at this. You got to acknowledge some shit.

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This is a traumatic issue for Fliss. I think we should mock it. It's not traumatic. My cousin got killed in Iraq.

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Yo, take a mental health day, man. I promise y'all. It's not Memorial Day yet. Y'all don't have to say nothing else. I'm like, ish, nigga. I take 15 mental health day, nigga. There you go. You going to give me one? As long as I still get my spanky, I'm good.

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Shut up. Don't talk about it. All right, let me see.

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You don't be for the people, yo.

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I am the people. You be for the women. Ladies. You know, women are people. Let me tell you something. Oh, shit. Let me tell you something. Get out of there, Flip. I don't give a fuck. They can attack me. I want that. It's the only nigga that don't like it. You don't either. Why? Tell me what to say right now. I'll say it for you, nigga. And I'm standing there, nigga.

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I make me, too. Oh, yeah. Cool as fuck, too. Share with the world, Ish.

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It's dirty. You know where the orange be at? You eat the beer?

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You old. You trying to build your music.

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Y'all be trying to get niggas in trouble over here. What's up with y'all? And he had the bike to the side.

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The muscle-bound knew him, nigga.

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That should be the episode cover. Look at the bike, yo.

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That's my man. That's my man.

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Yeah. Rolling Stone is usually pretty credible with vetting sources. That's what I'll say. Usually. Usually. And I don't have any reason to think it's not real. But who knows? They released it and he's on audio. acknowledging that he aggressed, that's the language he used, his former girlfriend.

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And she said, you, she named like three things he did, like you grabbed me, you choked me, all these things, and he was like, that was all covered under aggressed. Which is a little bit of a snarky take where you're apologizing for being violent to somebody. And for a lot of people, that was not a smoking gun. Confirmation?

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Yeah, but confirmation of what he'd been accused of, and a lot of people had been running for him saying he didn't do anything He's innocent. He's being framed. He sort of understated what he did, and this audio kind of changes that. The timing of it is interesting to me. Yes, I'm saying. The why of it is interesting.

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Yeah, right. So I wonder if somebody said, look, I have this trump card, and I'm going to wait until he's revived again to do it. Because if you dump that all at once— he can then recover from it.

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That part I don't know. I didn't see a source or like an allegation of a source, so I don't know. But I'm genuinely curious about the timing of it. But regardless of the timing of it, if he did it, people have a right to play that card whenever they want. So I'm not defending it, but it is interesting to think about the strategic nature of maybe the release.

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There's some people in Hollywood who don't want Jonathan Majors to win, whether you agree with him or not. It's true. It's been very clear. I've heard this on camera, and I've heard this behind the scenes. There are people who feel very strongly about him, honestly, in ways that they don't about other actors personally. or producers who have done similar things or worse things.

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So I'm curious to know the why of that as well. What's the reason, yeah. And I don't think it's just him being black. I mean, that's part of it. But I know even black people who have been able to recover from it.

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And I've seen both. I've seen people who just walk with dignity and have a commitment to what they want.

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Right. But I've also worked with assholes. I mean, I could tell you... I mean, just a good example is VH1. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Worked with. Nobody appears like that, honestly. I mean... Most everybody here is great. And those who aren't, God is still working on them.

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You trying to put that on us or your homegirl? I said us. Us. We don't say that. Other people have said it to us. I was the last one to use the phrase. And I meant to use it to double up on it.

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It's really like, I was thinking about VH1, where when I would work, particularly on certain reality shows where I could see a lot of the cast was dope, and some people who on camera were called hard to work with, behind the scenes they really were hard to work with. You can always tell by who the camera people fuck with.

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When the camera people be like, yo, fuck him.

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That's always a very good, I always believe them. Because that's who will get the brunt of the bad behavior. And so I don't know if Jonathan Majors is good to work with, easy to work with, or hard to work with, but that narrative is probably connected to somebody feeling strongly about him, and that could play into this.

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So I don't know, but I do know that this timing isn't good for Jonathan Majors.

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It's all about reminding the public of why they shouldn't like you.

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The good thing is if the public does not.

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Care, then it's over. He's able to finally move on and not have this thing hanging behind him. Because he may have known that audio was there the whole time and be constantly afraid of when it's going to get released. And I'm not trying to cape for Jonathan Majors. Again, whatever he did, he should have accountability.

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Right, exactly. And that's actually the problem. He should be held accountable. He should, whatever. But it seems to me he has been held accountable.

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It's still inappropriate.

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Yeah, but if somebody lost a parent and had to deal with that, that very thing, I mean, you could see how that would be a trigger point.

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Yeah, but that's why somebody will be tight. And what about you?

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Hold on, let me get that in. Me? Yeah. I'm sure I am too. I would apologize too, but I would understand why somebody would be tight with me.

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This is the most immature cast in the world.

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And I thought that was a great apology, man. One of the best I ever heard. Seriously. It was.

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It was sincere. It was from the heart. It was beautiful. It's true. Accepted accountability. That was wonderful.

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I thought she was right. You gotta do that shit.

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I don't have the, it was soon after, but I don't have the exact date or time table, like how far after, but yeah. I mean, because sometimes saying I aggress allows you to gloss over what you actually did. Got it.

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Except the Meek, right?

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That was a slam, buddy. Coming back soon. I'm going old school. This is the 30th anniversary of The Roots' Do You Want More album. Okay. I'm coming with Solid Treatment. Regular version? Hey!

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That shit still feel good. Yeah.

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So it is, baby. Get into the bag. My wife out of town. I sent her up for a retreat, a little spa for five days. So I'm rocking solo with me and the boy. Got it, got it, got it. Got it. That sounds like a good time. How you doing?

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It's funny. I don't care. Insult.

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You can, but it don't matter.

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I don't know. I never thought.

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I could live state, huh? Nah, none of that New York shit, though. Maybe Pace. Oh, my God. Hilarious. Shout out to Pace. That was a shot. Wow, man. That was a shot. No disrespect to Pace.

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What do you think about that? I think it's a beautiful day outside. It is a beautiful day. I love you, Mel. How you doing today? You good?

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Local or?

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Love you, Flip. How you doing, brother? I'm doing well. I'm doing well.

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You was outside ice?

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I went to a middle school basketball game. That was it. I may have been warned once to not yell at the refs. They were asking for it. The refs? Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you just can't not call a walk. They were in middle school. I'm sorry. They were nine.

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Yeah, but you got to call them both. He didn't call me in the middle of the game. I was like, yo, I'm at the game. These refs are fucking up. He's like, don't get kicked out of a little kid game. I didn't get kicked out, per se. That would be embarrassing. But I did get a warning. I got a stern warning.

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My thing is just call a double dribble. No. No. They're not. They can barely handle the ball.

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We was jumping up and down, screaming. My man ran out the door. You know what I mean? When the game gets tight. It's fun. It's fun to watch.

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Yeah. There you go. Yeah. Signs in the pom-poms and all that stuff. Act a full ass out there. Yeah. Only me. Get them a little nervous. Just a little.

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For sure. But we digress.

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Willfully digress. I yield. I yield.

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What's important? We're talking about living and dying. You came in here and had me think Mariah Carey was dead. Oh, my God. You made my heart stop.

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Is that a bad place to start? I'm rolling. No, let's go. He's like, all this shit was on the board. First of all, all y'all was somber. He wearing black, you wearing black, you wearing black. I'm thinking I missed some shit because I had some emergency today. I come in, you're like, write the Mariah tribute on the board. I'm thinking Mariah died or got hit by a bus or something.

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Mariah Carey is not anywhere near a bust.

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It's not just you. It's everybody. I get it. Yeah, but you don't help.

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A lot of hate. You asked me what I thought about that. I had a chance. Because I said, damn. I said, I didn't know I had a shot all that time.

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My agent, my lawyer, my attorneys. So, get with the home team, baby. Oh, really? So you only, wait, hold on, hold on, hold on.

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That means she's too old or she's not in the condition she would be to meet Ian's standards of sex. She's not prime no more. With superstars. And Joe said, which sounds ridiculous now as it did before.

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OK, OK, OK. When I was single, I liked my chances with just about everybody. There we go. There we go. With a very small list. Big Mark. Talk that shit.

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Stop it. No, no. Let me put that. We're just lying. No, no, no. That's not what I mean.

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I never saw that. No, that's not what I mean. I mean, like, I've been friends with two people that she's dated. Pretty good friends with one of them. Got it. She's in the category of, like, that's my man's girl. So I just didn't think about, like, having a shot. I mean, she's. I don't think about having a shot.

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You have to call your friends out when they're lying. How do you know he's lying? Because I've never hung out with Ian one day in my life, and I guarantee you he's had at least three nights. A very unmemorable, regrettable. Fuck mid. I ain't talking about mid. Below mid. Reggie.

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No, I think you should. I think you absolutely should.

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I think you should have a black lawyer. Why don't you have a black lawyer?

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No, let's talk about that.

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What are you talking about? Don't call double dribble.

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It just worked out that way. Same thing. Honestly, it just worked out that way. When I went into William Morris' endeavor, I would have happily... Don't be shouting at your people.

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He don't want that.

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Yes. And then Corey was like, well, that's Luther. And it's also personal. They're friends anyway.

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She might have liked it. It's hard to hear somebody else do your song. You know what I mean? And always love it. You know what I mean? I've seen people do Aretha. Aretha keeps a steady face. Yeah, she be tight. But Aretha's just like Prince. Madonna did that shit.

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Right. Some tributes are good. Obviously, Bob Marley wasn't allowed for his tribute, but the Rita Marley, the I-Tree, all of them loved it. Some of the renditions, they loved Lauren doing Turn Your Lights Down Low. Yes, they did, yes. They loved Erica and Ziggy Marley doing their joint. They loved Queen Latifah doing No More Trouble. There's some people who did it well.

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I bought mine, so it don't matter. Huh? That's what I heard.

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I've seen Fantasia do it. Fantasia did Patti well.

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And that's like her niece. Again, that's a love thing. Also, she's got that register.

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Yeah, and they both like to holler. They both hit notes but holler. It's a style thing. It's a good fit.

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Janelle Monáe was in a bunch of them. Yeah. She just has to do it. I think you guys got to have an ear for what sounds like. Remember when... Look, we hot about this. Remember when Babyface did his Tiny Desk and he had people sing the songs that he wrote? He didn't match stars. He matched voices. Yeah, he did. So he had Shantae Moore singing Superwoman. So that was perfect.

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She might have even improved on the Karen White version. I love Karen White's version, right? They had somebody do Can We Talk? They had Tank sing. Tank can sing his fucking face off. Tank can sing anybody under the table. Tank should be doing these tributes. Get the voices that match.

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I do have a black doctor. I have a black woman doctor and a black woman dentist. Oh, yeah. Big choice.

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Even if they're not the hottest name at the top of the billboard right today, get legends or get people who can sing great.

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But Joe, you never answered your own question. Which was? Who would get you on the ground crying the way you said I was for Mariah? If somebody died.

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Oh, we never even got to that point. Who would be the people that would get y'all doing that?

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The people who are crying for Luther and for even Michael, like... They were younger. Michael was younger than Mariah is now, right?

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Yeah, Michael's 50. Mariah got to be in the mid-50s.

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Boy, first of all, just like you, remember you said in sixth grade you got Vision of Love, from there to the Emancipation. I don't know anything after Emancipation and Mimi, but I was grown as hell when that came out. So from there to there, I had every album. I used to love that Dream Lovin' video. And if you stopped a career, that's a classic. She's 55, not 57. That's a classic career.

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Classic career, regardless. Yeah, but as a kid, I had a crush on Mariah. I mean, legend, not classic, but legacy. Yeah, she's the top of the top. I mean, for me, it would be her, Janet Jackson. There's a few people that would get me upset. Janet Jackson, I get. Yeah.

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Much better care.

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I'm not sorry.

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But that's very different from 78. Understand what I mean? I'm saying the same. It's like in the NBA, right? Janet? No more either.

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In NBA, some people are max contract people, right? LeBron's a max guy. AD is a max guy. They not the same, but they both in that same top tier. That's what I'm saying. I'm saying that when I talk about Mariah and I talk about Janet, there's a top tier of people who I would be fucked up if they die. That don't mean they all the same in that same tier. Got it, got it, got it. That's all I'm saying.

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Got it.

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And this is where Joe is full of shit. Last episode of Patreon said he was in his mirror with a hairbrush singing Vision of Love and Someday in sixth grade. Yeah, that's the shit that should have you crying.

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Which one was it? I said it was Love Takes Time. Love Takes Time. Oh, yeah, if you singing that, yeah.

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Shout out to all the queer youth out there.

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I'm with you, but... Anthony Bourdain... I mean... I just... I didn't see what was going on. I mean... I knew Anthony Bourdain. We worked together. We shared desk space sometimes. I didn't cry. Flex if you want to. No, no, I'm not flexing. I'm just saying, like... It was the suddenness of it.

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Thank you. I wasn't devastated. I was sad, though. I was sad.

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Anthony Bourdain was sad to me because of how he died.

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Prince... Really? Who would fuck you up? One? Yeah, like a big kid. Larry Davidson? Like the way I had that Mariah moment. You said Larry Davidson? Hov. I got a list.

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See, I don't even look at their faces. Mark, Mark, Mark. Not today, Mark. He's a happily married man. Not today, Mark.

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When I'm looking for a doctor, I don't look to see if she bad or not, because like that... Yes, you do. Nah. Yes, you do. Not for a doctor. Yes, you do.

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Hard to tell with a little sweepy sweep. Yeah, that sweepy sweep is fucking it up. No, that nigga is saying who's in the streets in the song.

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He's saying who's in the streets. It sounds a little like a cruise to me, too. I hear what you're saying.

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Can we ask somebody? Hey, yo, listen.

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He's fucking up the plan right now. Paul George, we're trying to be losing now, and now they want to win. Actually, you know what?

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That would be amazing. That's so interesting.

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Yeah, I know. Rather than having his house destroyed, he would rather get beat up. The choice is between getting your ass beat and getting your house...

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Yeah, when I get to the office. Meaning you have like a vascular reaction? I'm not choosing her based on that, but when I get there, I notice, yeah. Okay, yeah. But I ain't looking for, whereas there are some jobs where I want to know how they look.

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Thank you, man. There's Alice and Betty. Alice beat Betty's ass. Betty then went to Alice's house and tore it down. Do you want to be Alice or do you want to be Betty?

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It's cool.

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Anyway. I have a question.

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Let's go.

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Hold on. There are seven people in this room. We all understand it. Is it possible we're on the right side of this?

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You're being willful here, too. Seven people did not agree. Three did. Raise your hand if you agree that what he's saying makes sense, whether you agree with him or not. It makes sense now.

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It always made sense. Yes.

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Okay. Go back and rewind. It's okay.

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Rasputia. No, nigga. Wow. You know how she look. But certain jobs you do care. You want your agent to be attractive.

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This is definitely an adult move.

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I love that special. I need to watch it. I love that special.

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Yeah, for sure. I didn't know you could do that.

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That's like get to a superstar.

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Yeah, he had me like three weeks ago.

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What are those?

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If I don't know them, it's like a day, a day or two. And then the funeral.

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I told you I knew, so I was upset. I'm still upset about it. But like Michael Jackson, it was more like that day. Then I anchored the funeral and I cried. Like during the funeral, when Stevie started singing. Stevie sang I Never Dreamed You Leave It in the summer. We was all fucked up. Can you pull that mic close to you? Oh, I'm sorry. You ain't but 5'4". Get close to the damn mic.

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Joe's turning me into a monster, man. Joe.

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Yeah, something like that. A lot of times it would be the tragedy of it. Don't be that the person meant that much to you. You know what I mean? It'd be like, Kobe, even if you didn't love basketball and you didn't know him, it's still something about somebody at that age dying and messing your head up. Same thing with Michael Jackson for me.

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That was a good one. I didn't cry. Damn, I didn't cry for that one. Now that you mention it. I was at a funeral too. I didn't cry, but I was sad. You went to a lot of funerals. Now I feel like an asshole. Yeah, I probably shouldn't. Mark be trying to get booked at niggas' funerals.

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to speak i was trying which means right you know as a journalist you gotta go i go to a lot of funerals to cover them and then i end up just going and staying so like we went i went to south africa for his it was it was it was amazing you know it was so amazing you almost didn't have time to be sad because there's so much partying and so much traveling and all of that stuff it wasn't he laid in state so you went to like 12 cities like to follow him be dead but anyway yo thank god for technology

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Oh, yeah. That happened to me. And spend some money. I was not in my family. My sister died. I think I was in one picture. No, I was in no pictures, as a matter of fact. They had cousins, aunties, fucking tutors.

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Her daughter.

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I wasn't in none. Damn.

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I like seeing it before it starts. Yeah, yeah, the wake. So like when my dad died, the night before you go, you look at him, you know, say your goodbyes or whatever. The next day, I don't feel the need to see him again.

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Oh, hell no. Yeah, you just don't get to see them. To me, you just don't get to see them. I mean, some people like to kiss the body goodbye and all of that stuff.

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I know, it's new shit.

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It's called made, though. You know about it, right, man? Mm-hmm. If you're in misery, I think people are right to die with dignity. I think people should make their own choices. We got to get a call.

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It's their life. It's their life. They're the one in pain.

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I'm selfish. Stay in excruciating pain so that I can get that for me one time.

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Truthfully, yeah.

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He's like, I get paid for episodes. I'm not leaving here until Wednesday morning.

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Y'all don't go getting out. The only thing I would say, on a serious note... On a serious note, though, as you think about... And I'm only saying it because we talked about this, like... Sometimes people, elderly people get depressed and they don't know what they want or they think they want one thing and they want something else.

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Terminal patients is one thing and I think people have a right to die with dignity. But I know like with my father, they told us he was dying. They said he got a couple weeks, you know, just stop feeding him. Huh? Wait, what? Yeah, they said like the feed, because he didn't, basically he didn't want to eat anymore. And so they said... You can put it through a feeding tube or not.

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And so I said, my other brothers bounced. They were left. They didn't want to do it. They had me do it. I'm the youngest. And I said, hey, do you want to? You're going to throw in Frasier. Yo, Frasier.

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I like to hear the funeral story.

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Yo, Frasier's like, hey, you got this. So I went and I was like, yo, do you want us to keep doing the feeding tube or not? And he was like, I think I'm okay if I don't have the feeding tube. And I said, I won't be upset with you. I won't be hurt if you're ready to go. If you don't want the feeding tube, it's okay. He said, let him go.

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About two days later, as we were starting to do that, the doctor said, let's give him one more thing for his appetite. It's an appetite inducer, but it's also antidepressant. He took it and it turned out after he took the appetite inducer, not only did he want to eat, but he felt better and didn't want to die anymore. I came back two weeks later because I traveled to San Antonio. I was on standby.

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I came back two weeks later and we had moved into a transitional home because my mom didn't want to die at home. And... he was fucking up two plates of food. He was killing it. And he had gained like 10, 15 pounds. He looked like himself again. And it was the fact that the appetite inducer was actually also anti-depressant.

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I found out that a lot of elderly people are depressed and will be like, fuck it, like let me go. Because of the mood they're in. That's not negating what you're saying, which is when you're terminally ill and you're in pain, that's different. My dad was just depressed. And knowing the difference between those two things is important.

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Oh, man. All right. What do you got for us? We waiting on him. Sometime you got to double up on him. That was a really good excuse. I was impressed. You try to put it on us, though. I got to get him. That was nigga level of.

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I'm telling y'all now in front of everybody, don't do that shit for me. Keep me alive no matter what.

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Nigga, hook me to the car charger. I don't give a fuck what you got to do to figure out how to keep me alive. I don't care if I'm in pain. They'll figure something out. They'll find something new. It's not for me, but I respect everybody else's wishes.

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I feel that.

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I want to be a burden. These niggas been a burden on me a long time.

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Look, baby, sometimes I just got double up on you.

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Oh, Mel.

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But it's scary out there. I could go for a Drake album if he's just rapping. I hate the singing shit, but if he actually is just spitting bars, I could go for a Drake album.

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And you don't think this UMG lawsuit is going to hem that up at all? It doesn't have to. Yeah, he'll find a way.

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As of now, no. I have kind of clocked out of this as well. Got it. I think UMG's game was to get this dismissed out of hand early, and they didn't dismiss it. It's still moving forward. Yeah. But I still think that it's not going to, I don't know if he'll be successful.

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It doesn't seem like he's going to be successful based on what the legal expert, I'm not a legal expert, but that's what they're saying.

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No, I was shaking my head at how niggas always think somebody didn't do it. Yeah, when y'all say... Hey, I'm sorry. I like that.

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So he might have actually executed it, you're saying, but just might not have been his plan. He's like a useful idiot. He was a tool.

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Because early on, people were saying, oh, that wasn't really him. Like, he wasn't the guy. Like, it was a mistaken identity. All this crazy, like, scandal shit. And I'm like, I don't believe that. I think he did just what it looked like. He pulled out a gun and shot somebody on broad daylight. And then got on a city bike and left. Mm-hmm. And went to McDonald's. Exactly.

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I get confused. I don't remember, to be honest.

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I'm more suspicious of that one. I think he did it too, but I'm more suspicious of that one.

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Oh, shit. I feel like a lot of people feel that way because of how he looks.

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What else is important, unimportant? What were we just talking about? Some good news for all of y'all. If you're thinking about sending your kids to Harvard, it's now free. Well, y'all make too much money, but it's free for anybody who makes under $200,000. Any families that make under $200,000 a year, your children now have free tuition at Harvard. What's the catch?

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If you can get in. Oh, shit. Shade. A little bit. A fucking little bit. Wow. Wow. Not to you. Not to you, Mel. I'm saying, somebody asked, what's the catch? That's the catch. Yeah, that's the catch. It's not like more people can get. They ain't accepting you niggas. Right. Most people who get into Harvard already make more than $200,000. Yes. There's a class component to it.

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So it doesn't really make Harvard that much more accessible.

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Yeah, like rich people get into Harvard more than poor people. Poor people rarely get into Harvard. So it's not like they lowered the bar. And it's interesting because the right-wingers On the internet last night and all on TV, we're talking about this is awful. This is more DEI. This is letting unworthy people. It doesn't change the standards at Harvard. If you can get into Harvard, you can go.

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It just means poor people don't have to pay, which I think is a great thing. I think it's great, too. I just would like to see the numbers. I just think we need to not do it at Harvard because who gives a fuck? I mean, do it at the state college. Do it at the local college. Do it at a place where people are actually getting in. Don't do it at a place where Harvard only lets in 3% of all applicants.

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So, who cares? There might be 10 poor people who get a free ride now. That's all. If that. If that. This is just a headline to sound good. Right. That's it, yeah. Yeah, it sounds good. That's it.

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But it don't do shit for you. And nobody who was going to Harvard, who wasn't going to Harvard, is now going to Harvard.

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who's how many what percent is that gonna apply to again almost nobody and again to your point if you make 125 and you get in free but you gotta pay room and board room and board is a lot of fucking money it is so you still gotta come up with cash out of pocket so it's tough so anyways it's an interesting announcement but I want y'all to just look underneath the headline and realize it doesn't mean much we should be fighting for free public education for everybody agreed and you know they ain't doing that all right

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Yeah, yeah, yeah. Let's get out of there. You feel what? I'm learning when to pivot.

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What's the name we got good again? I assume that was Night Two.

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Got it.

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That's what I want to see. Night One sounds amazing. I'm old. I want Night Two. I mean, the big time is I want to see all that too, but I just feel like I've seen them do their reunion thing now.

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It's unethical. I mean, here's my thing. If you and I sign a deal and it's a bad deal, you just got to hold that L, right? But what I'm hearing her say and other artists say is sometimes they're dishonest even in the context of the deal we signed. Like they actually don't do what they say they're going to do.

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And it's only when we do forensic accounting, it's only when we dig deeper that we realize they didn't give us the money. But the problem is the artist is so broke, they can't afford to fight for the thing they actually deserve. I'm with you. If you sign a bad deal and you don't like the deal, yeah.

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But what I hear a lot of artists say is that these labels are stealing their money and they know we don't have enough money to prove it. That's the part I think is fucked up.

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Both can be true, though, right? I mean, like, you made a bad choice, but it's still predatory.

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That's all I'm saying. It's a predatory system. It is. They go to people who don't have many choices.

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And they pray on your desperation and lack of knowledge. I remember, I wasn't here, but I remember watching when Jadakiss was here with his father and Jawan, and they were talking about this.

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Was a parent who would say, don't do this.

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Interestingly enough, he ended up with a bad boy deal that ended up being tracked. Even after that.

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And it turned out to be a bad deal. The problem is for me, some people don't have that knowledge and just make their own choice. A lot of people take that first deal not knowing any better. And that's what I have issue. If everybody ended up in that second deal, that's on you.

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So I guess that's what I'm saying. I hate that people are making bad choices, but I do got smoke for the companies, too, because they could not do that, and they could still make a lot of money without fucking everybody over.

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But there's a huge gap between exploiting the shit out of everybody and making deals so generous that your company can't sustain itself. There's a middle ground. I agree. Even just like slightly fucked up.

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But it's also not about being smart. This is what I say. If, just to use Joe's example, if Joe came in here and paid all of us exactly half of what he pays, whatever that number is, right? A lot of us, a lot of us, that would be fucked up. But a lot of us might be in a position where we can't leave.

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And he can just say that's business. Let me ask you a question.

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Let me finish this response.

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MC Hammer buying 30 cars and a whole lot of dancers, right? That's generosity. A company not exploiting you is not, Universal is not being generous by paying people what they owe or by not extracting all the labor from somebody and giving them just the slightest amount to keep them on board. That's not generosity.

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And I think part of how the system is fucked up is we act like they're doing us a favor by paying us what's ours.

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We use a lot of words wrong. I just... I make a list and every once in a while. And that's fucked up. I feel like once a month I'll intervene. You're not down to help us? Like today's word is y'all say willfully obtuse all the time. Obtuse means to be willfully sort of not understanding. It's redundant to say willfully obtuse. But everybody says it all the time. It drives me crazy.

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I don't want to compare that to generosity. I don't want to compare Universal to the rapper who just came out to projects and is buying all his homies chains. That ain't the same shit. You know what I'm saying? They owe us. They owe us. I'm saying us like corporations owe everyday people. They do. Yeah. So to me, that's the difference.

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I don't love that.

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Yeah, nah, it don't. But that's what he's been doing the whole time.

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I think he's not. I mean, it could be. I think that's true, and I think he's not well, and he just does shit. I remember he was on Drink Champs calling Diddy a fed, and fuck Diddy, and tweeting crazy shit about Diddy. And then just last night, he's on Instagram telling them that he's like a father to him.

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It's wild. And then, you know, Diddy called him last night or the last day or two, and Shea Room had an exclusive on it, and they played the whole audio call. Wow. And it's weird. First of all, I think Puff called Ye because he wanted to talk to Ye. I don't think Puff knew that Ye was going to be putting it on the internet.

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Like, I can't imagine calling somebody from prison, being this private, not doing no interviews, and suddenly wanting my whole conversation in public.

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It was a legal one.

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Word. Nah, I wouldn't say nothing to him. And Puff didn't say nothing to him. Crazy. But he was just talking to him, clearly in what seemed like a private moment. And he was trying to give Ye this pep talk. He was like, you know, the system is wicked, wicked, wicked. That's the only thing he said about himself. Kind of like, as if the wicked system is why he's in jail.

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As if, like, he did nothing wrong and it's just a wicked system. But then on top of that, he was trying to give Ye the pep talk. Like, you got to get back on stage. We need you rocking mics again. We need you cutting samples again. I need the old Ye back. And Ye was just like, yes, sir. He was very, like, deferential and, like,

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mature in the conversation and then he was like you've been like a father to me even before I met you you raised me you know and it was all it was like a love fest with Puff and then on Twitter he's doing the opposite he's tearing down Kim he's tearing down Jim Jones he's tearing down all these people so I it seems like he's on another rant like Flip said and I don't know if it's because the album is out if it's a mental health thing if it's all the above I don't know but I ain't gonna lie sometimes it gets addictive I can't stop watching I'm the opposite I don't wanna watch it again complete opposite

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Because you up already, so you feel like he trying to like. Did he say that when he was a billionaire? Yeah, two weeks ago. Two weeks ago. God ain't finished your broke ass.

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Yeah. If you're fighting to get your kid on Diddy's album... That's crazy. I feel like that's a sign right there that you're not capable of making good choices.

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Would you put your kid on Diddy's album?

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I would approve the vote. But the point is, I think she has a right to say, as a parent, I don't think that's a good look.

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Her and Ye going back. And then Ye also was making it like a race thing, too. Like, now a white woman is controlling.

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Isn't this... First, he needs to knock off that white woman shit. First of all, when he was with her... Yeah, you married her. Right. First of all, she wasn't white when you was fucking her, right? Right. Well... No, no, no. He wasn't claiming her as white.

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The claim wasn't that she was white. You know how black people are. She's Italian. She's Armenian. They find all kinds of shit to say she ain't white. Now, obviously, he ain't fucking with her. She white again. Yes, nigga. But also, you made a choice. If you choose to have a child with a white woman, then yes, a white woman is going to control what your children do. That's the choice you made.

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There's a lot of different things we can find depressing in here. You pivoted this story you were about to tell us something about.

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That was beautiful. I didn't think so. I'm just... I'm trying new ways to rap. I'm trying some new techniques. How was that one?

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That was beautiful. Workshopping some things, yeah. Yeah. All right, you got it. I don't want to drain your life. You got it.

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I put hope in it. I mean, I agree with y'all on the kids in the future. But I also, like, I think part of why I was an activist and part of why I do the work I do is because I actually believe the world can be better than we found it. Against all evidence to the contrary. Because the world looks like it's going to be fucked up and it's only going to get worse. But I've seen struggles get won.

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I mean, just in the last 10 years, or the last 20 years, you've seen marriage equality. People thought that would never happen. It could be something as simple as legalizing weed. I remember when people said that could never happen, and now you can buy weed everywhere. The world can be so different in 24 hours or 12 months or 20.

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So I always look to the victories and be like, we could change some other shit. We could change so people could get housing. We could change so people could get healthcare. We could change so people aren't oppressed anymore. People could get their land back. We could do shit if we organize. That's my hope. I don't always act on the hope.

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Sometimes I get caught up in the day-to-day just wanting to eat or hope my team makes the playoffs or hope that so-and-so is... I hope that Aaron Rodgers don't come to the Steelers.

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Yeah, that ain't... I got hope, goddammit. Yeah, that's a good hope. But, like, there's other shit we can hope for. So, like, that's what keeps me energized. That's what keeps me going.

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Sometimes, yeah.

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And the work fuels the hope. Like the more you work, the more you be like, oh, this shit is winnable. Like this is a winnable fight. It's a hard fight, but it's a winnable fight. That's why we say hope and not optimism. Optimism is just like everything's going to be all right. It'll just work out. Hope is against the odds. And you got to be engaged in that shit.

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And you got to actually know it's fucked up. The odds are against me, but I can still win.

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That's the regret. That is regret. But the nostalgia part is sometimes thinking the past was better than it was. Like really remembering, oh, back then everything was fine. Everything probably wasn't fine.

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Sometimes when you do enough trash shit on your own, you can't worry that much about what somebody else is doing. Sam Cooke did a lot of trash shit. Wait, wait, wait, wait. I didn't know that. Read Aretha Franklin's biography. That's all I'm going to say.

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I'll just say Sam Cooke, and it wasn't just him. First of all, the R&B circuit and the gospel circuit were two of the freakiest places ever. The gospel circuit was like, they was orgies and all kinds of shit, right? That's still kind of true about the gospel. Is this Aretha's book? Yeah, read David Rich's book on Aretha. That's even better. That's the one that has all the good shit in it.

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Send me the link. I'll send you the link. But Ruth Frank had a baby at 12, not by Sam Quick, but by somebody else. But Sam was getting down with a lot of R&B singers when they were 13, 14, 15 years old. So that's part of why he ain't noticed what was going on in his own household. Oh. Yeah, I don't know about that.

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And it's a lot. It's a lot. It's a lot. They was nasty back then, man. Fair. And we'll make songs about it. That's the ill part. Remember Roberta Flack's song, Jessie? You know it's for Jesse Jackson. No, I did not. Jesse come home. This bed is one. Yeah.

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Fuck that. No, he said Roberta told him that. I asked if that was true. Roberta told him. I read it and then I asked if it was true. I don't mind saying it since she's passed away. Rest in peace.

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He was getting away from that Dr. King. But to your point, you know who one of Jesse's background singers was in the 70s? I mean, who Roberta's background singers was in the 70s and 80s? One of Jesse's daughters. Same thing, it's a lot of... Cross-pollinating. Yeah, cross-pollinating. That's a good word.

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It's all after. Anything you know about Jesse Jackson is probably after. Because King died in 68. This was 70, whatever.

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But I said I wouldn't say anything about it.

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Shout out to my hero, Jesse Jackson.

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Healing your lips? Oh, but that's different.

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Oh, okay.

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Yeah. Jesse was a mentor. The first time I went to Africa was with Jesse Jackson. He took me to Africa. So if you knew anything, you wouldn't kick his back in right now?

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But there's nothing to know because he's been perfect except for the public scandals. Oh. Yep.

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He had a boat. No boats, no islands, nothing. I'm good.

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No. I wish I did, but I didn't.

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It was a couple reasons. Part of it was in the middle of... We weren't allowed to go. It was basketball season. We weren't allowed to go. And also, it was... I had some... ideological issues with it, you know what I mean, at the time. I wish I had gone now, in retrospect. I wish I had gone.

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I still had the same issues. The issues I did, I have now, but I would have gone just to be part of history. Okay, so you still ain't fucking with it? A million people marching against it. Like, marches are supposed to be... Marches is supposed to be for a thing, right? The March on Washington was the March on Washington for jobs and freedom. You know what I'm saying? In 63.

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They are.

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Like you march and protest a system. To me, you march against your oppressor. You march against a power structure. I didn't like the idea of a million black men getting together to march against themselves. For me, I thought that I would have marched for structural things. I would have marched for systemic things. I would have been fighting for power.

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I understood Farrakhan's argument, and I don't think he's wrong. I just would have organized the march differently.

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No, I've expressed that to him directly. Ooh. And, um... No, it's not flat. It's not flat. I told him.

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Very impressive. Make sure that you're clear. Yeah.

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Shout out to everybody who was a part of Million Man March.

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So you would have organized it differently, would you say? Yeah. Yeah, I would have organized it differently. But I love the idea of us coming together in a spirit of love and tradition. I mean, to get a million people, a million plus on that mall was amazing. That's nice, bro. It was a beautiful sight. Holy shit.

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Let me depress y'all and then jump out. You double-dutch with seriousness. Do you have any hope, guys? And then we're like, no. And he's like, this is too fucking depressing. Yeah, then you crack jokes. Yeah, that's bipolar.

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That's the most embarrassing thing that could probably happen, other than actually shitting on yourself.

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Would you be humiliated from that? From what? Throwing up like that?

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Would you be embarrassed, Mel?

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Gender wars. We wouldn't have made it in 10 years without gender wars. Let's give it up for gender wars. Come on.

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All she do up here.

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She's so doofy. She gonna walk right into the trick.

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I was aiming way too. You see what I mean? Ryan Reynolds.

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Hold up. I ain't going to hold you, boy. Nah. I farted. That nigga shit. Nah. That's what he just said.

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Hold up for a second.

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Nah.

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Sign it. Yo, whoever he just played, I'm buying it.

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That nigga heard one little.

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It's a good soundtrack, by the way. That nigga heard one little soundtrack, and every week we got to hear some. Come on, drop some freeway shit for Philly.

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Oh, man.

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I'm telling you, lady. Mel, stop. Lady. Mel, please. Nah, for real, because you're going to try and do some funny shit right now.

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Yo, can I get some more cups? Everybody in the room, toast, man. Hey, yo, yeah, yeah. Everybody come in the middle.

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Paul, Alex, get your ass out here.

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I feel like I need to be at least on the mic because it's a whole new production.

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All right, we wait. Let him on it. Yeah, all right. He used to be a bottle girl. All right. My nigga, he used to be a bottle dude. Bottle boy. Bottle boy. Wait, what was the name of Roy's shit? Bel Air? You know what that Bel Air Rose is?

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Thank you.

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All right, Dan. Hey, it's me. That shit all right. I think I get better because all my geeks stay dirty like a project.

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Please don't confuse me with dog. I'm different.

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$250 a week. $250 a week.

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Come on, round of applause. Hold up now.

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See, and that's why I got fired from here.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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That nigga sealed tight. He don't do a crack.

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I didn't think I had that shit.

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We'll chill it. We'll chill it for you. For a couple hours. We'll chill it, and then you chill.

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Did anybody watch?

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Fattens.

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I don't want to be. Rest in peace, Kobe.

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We want flip to referee.

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11, 10.

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Pride speaks.

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Y'all ain't go in there and kill Joe that he was wrong about the settlers. What do you want me to say?

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You are right.

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I'm done. I'm done.

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What the fuck's wrong with you? Hey, yo.

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I think you lost.

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Oh, my God.

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Let's see this bitch drag. Let's see you carry this one. Oh, man, I'm horrible.

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Yeah. Yeah.

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Please say that.

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Exit 17. Now, nigga. Now, nigga.

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Deal, everyone. Is it a deal?

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All right, I'm going to go get me a little water to celebrate.

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Nice.

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Hey, yo, I hope. I hope. I like it, Mark. Hey, yo.

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Yo, y'all make it just be all right. All right. It ain't chicken meat. It ain't chicken meat at all. We're moving on. All right, Mark. Hey, you got your answer? Yes.

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The people, nigga. The people. They pulled me to the side this morning. He don't listen for shit.

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Okay.

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Oh, shit.

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Everybody just stop right now.

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You have to. But I'd definitely tell my daughter.

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Then I went home. You can take him to Dayflip. You can take him to Dayflip.

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That's some solid freestyling right there.

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You're joining this nigga. That's a slap.

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I'm going to be the adult in the room for a minute and say that we have created some tension in the room. How? How? Y'all seem bothered by this.

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They ain't paying me no money. You look irritated. I'm bothered by it. He texted his daughter and shit. He ain't paying me no money.

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Okay, then we good. Yeah, we're great. I promise. You look irritated. I am. Hey, listen.

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But you know what it is? A lot of times dudes be more hype about, like, no dude that I know is that upset about their son getting in some wild shit. Crazy.

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But, like, nobody's like, oh, my son's 15 eating pussy. Right. Yes, sir. No, I'm just saying, a lot of people don't. I'm not saying they write it wrong.

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You always make it gay. We don't care. If he's gay, he's gay.

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I think it was the freestyle.

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No one likes that.

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They don't be wrong a lot.

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That's rough.

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A lot of niggas feel that way. It just takes a special kind of person to write that shit on paper, especially when the whole world going to see it. Because your kid is going to see that later, too, that you didn't want that. Just do it old school and don't show up. Just do it like everybody else's old man did. I'll be there at 15.

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Grayson Allen.

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I'm sorry, I'm thinking four months pregnant, forgive me. Yeah, no, four months old. I mean, she had a moment to make that choice. Right. Yeah, she could still make that choice. Even with the child in, she can make that choice. Adoption, foster. I got you.

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Y'all can... No, no, I agree with you that I think it's cowardly. I don't like the idea of abandoning your kids. I think no matter what the situation is, you got to be there once the kid is here. You just got to make that choice. But I agree with you that I don't think it's necessarily immaturity per se. I think just some people are fucked up. Yeah, some people just feel that way.

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Yeah, and they're just fucked up people. You know what I mean? You know what I mean? Yeah. I don't know.

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Yo, he was intense. I was like, yo, you want to switch? He was like, no. I will not switch. I was like, hold on.

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This don't take much to be a black. If he had just showed up to like one skate party.

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Yeah, after the fifth bucket, I was like, hey, let's switch. He was like, no. Then you switch.

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That's when they blame moms. They blame the moms. Sometimes it do be the mom.

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I think that's muttish. Why would you do that? I just don't understand why somebody would do that.

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No, hyphenated I can understand. Did he hyphenate or did he just take her name?

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Oh, hyphenate I respect. I'm fine with hyphenating it. Still a pussy. I wouldn't do it, but I respect it. Still a pussy. What's wrong with hyphenating? Be a man.

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I could live with that too. Like, I think hyphenating it My personal belief is just keep your name. I don't own you. You know what I mean? My wife has her name. I got my name. I'm good with that. But I know people who say, as a family, we want to be able to walk in. For women, a lot of times... Well, your wife didn't take your name.

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Yeah. And also, you know, and then there's the Latin American thing where, you know, you have different names and, like, naming is different, you know? But... No, I don't know. Yeah, it's like, so... A lot of times kids will take both names of the parents, you know what I mean? And then as you go down the line, then one name gets knocked off and the next name comes on.

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So that's a way of acknowledging both parents. So it's not this thing where just like the dad's name takes over everybody's identity.

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I save it for financial abuse and sex. Except for after the game the other day. Your son got your last name off? He hyphenated. He has both of our names. And my daughters have the same thing. They all hyphenated with their moms. And I'm good with that. You know what I mean? Like, I don't need that. But I know people who say, like, as a family unit, we all want to have the same last name.

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And I'm okay with that.

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I thought that I was going to bring that up. I wasn't sure if that's... That's not Hove's Hove. Wait, so he's Carter Knowles? Knowles Carter.

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And... So, shout out to him. I think that's dope. Well, it's... I think hyphenated. Mel, would you want your husband to hyphenate?

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I want to hear your stance. Mel, let them get their 1v1.

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For me, it's about just what flows better. You know what I mean? And things like that. Like, if your name is Krzyzewski and the other one is Smith, like, Krzyzewski-Smith might just flow better than Smith. You know what I'm saying? Like, that's how I would think about it. To me, it's not who got more money or who's more dominant. It's just what's gonna flow better.

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Five. You might have more than five. No, no, no. At the point where I asked him to switch, I said, switch, I'll take him. He was like, no, I got him.

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Let me see. And Mel, would you feel okay with your... Oh, this is Zoe shit.

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She's big. Mel, you said what? Huh? Okay. Okay, with dude taking your name, would it be y'all say separate? Like is he Michael Smith?

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Do you think it's possible to be an alpha man and take your name? You like alpha men?

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You like alpha men? You can't walk. You can't get up.

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Wait, you had five?

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You really don't. Nigga, he had eight. Joe had eight points. Yeah. He had eight or nine points.

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But is it possible to think about things, saying I like tradition, but say some traditions just aren't good anymore?

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Seven of them were on the R&B singer. Oh, no. Y'all not going to do that. Let E, wait for E to get here. I'm going to be here for Patreon. That's all. I'm saving my... No, it was so much. We all, you know, it was a lot of fun.

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Let's go big-ish. I hear that. Should I say mock? Smoke mail. Smoke. Smoking on that mail pack.

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Antiquation. Here's the thing that I think Ish is right about. I think that women, I can't speak for you personally, But there are women who will say that they don't want tradition and traditional gender roles, but there are moments where they want what they call a benevolent patriarchy. Like, you still want the door held for you. Let's go.

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Hold on, hold on, hold on. Manners. Why wouldn't manners also include you holding the door for me?

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But Mel, but Mel.

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I don't disagree with you. But let's say hypothetically I wasn't married and you and I went on a date. Actually, let me not use me. Let's say you and gentlemen. Don't use me. Don't use me. No, you. Use you.

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Use you. Okay, so hypothetically, you and I go on a date. I suspect that if I didn't open the doors for you... You'd judge me. At the end of the date, you said... And I just let the door close. Or if I didn't pick up the check. Okay. Right? That there would be a thing of, yo, what kind of dude... Butter in the pan. Because there's an expectation of what I'm supposed to do. The fire are hot too.

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No, I mean, we're just talking. Y'all clear out. So when I hear you say chivalry, even chivalry are expectations of what manners look like that are gendered. Because chivalry is me opening the door for you. It's not you opening the door for me.

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So I think sometimes when we say we're traditional or we're non-traditional, to Isha's point, we are picking and choosing. I'm okay with picking and choosing. But I think we have to sometimes be more self-aware about how invested in some of those patriarchal traditions we are, especially when they benefit us.

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Are we going to commit to doing this once a quarter, once a month, once every other month?

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We'll play better if we play more. That's true.

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I've never been a paintball guy. I love paintball. Why don't you pick the activities so you would be included? Why don't you pick the activities?

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He was America's leader.

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And I think they've learned a lesson, too. I mean, you look at Al Franken, for example, you know, powerful senator in Minnesota. He stepped away for a very small charge relative to what some of these other Republicans have been accused of. I'm not defending what Al Franken did. I don't even know what Al Franken did exactly because I just don't remember.

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But I do know that I think Democrats have learned a lesson that they're playing by two different rules. They keep stepping aside. Republicans be like, yeah, I pulled my dick out. I don't care. I'm running again. And you vote for me. And they do. And I jerked it. Right.

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Yeah. So Andrew Cuomo might be the return of some courage for them. You know what I mean? Even though I don't like him, you know, I hate Eric Adams, so I'll take it.

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On the campaign. Oh, my God. And in the primary, too. Yeah. And in New York primary. Because you really get a good primary challenge. Cuomo's a New Yorker, B. Yes.

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Yeah, he was a plurality man. Niggas was like, eh? Yeah. He's somebody that was like, all right, of all these people, he's the least, he's the one we hate the least. Yeah. Whereas Andrew Cuomo, people stand up for and want.

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Jay, all of them. And Hope at the time. Yeah. Angie, all of them.

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Get that axe throwing.

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I've never done that before. I can shoot pool. I don't know if there's no axe.

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I've done the axe. I can't shoot pool. And I'm trash in pool. I'm trash.

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You already know. One week ain't gonna throw us off.

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Mel, let's go.

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You got to reevaluate. You can't have your 1996, 2006 mind, because your body still thinks it's that. Like, my body still thinks it's 96. For, like, bursts of speed, and then it's over. Then you be like, nigga, you can't play no more. I could have killed Mark, ass.

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There's gonna always be some Coltrane.

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You gotta rock, nigga. Mine is in honor of Angie Stone. You know, after she left the sequence, she joined Vertical Hole, so I got a track from Vertical Hole called Seems You're Much Too Busy.

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I was scared to shoot it. I bricked the cards again. I'm going to try to just pass. I'm going to beat my man and pass the ball.

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There we go. I just couldn't imagine 60 years. We all do that shit.

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I'm happy at home. Shout out to you, baby. I love you.

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Shout out. But why we do that, though?

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We got to break this shit down to Patreon, man. I heard some things. What'd you heard? I just heard that there was plenty of rain in that cloud.

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I had that first. You got good coverage.

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That was it.

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That's right. I did go out to dinner Sunday night. I did go out to dinner, and I felt every minute of that. I'm talking about getting out the car, getting into the car, sitting. Oh, yeah, no. We went to some steakhouse in Montclair. That shit was like, man, I couldn't pick up the fork. My eyes was hurt. Everything was hurt. Lord.

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Did your wife know just how much pain your body was in, or did you try to tough it out? I got a pretty high pain threshold because I'm always getting injured from shit. You know what I mean? And so she heard me say that we might try this again. That picture I sent you of us on the ground, she took that picture. She didn't send that to commemorate it. She was like, stop, nigga, stop.

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She was like, this is what y'all look like. Whenever y'all think about doing this shit again, look at this picture. Your wife is right. Let this be your go-to. Exactly. I ain't going to listen to it. We ain't going to listen to it.

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I'm going to learn how to swim. Fuck this. Yo, if you want to take a group class, because I've tried to learn how to swim like four times. You can't swim, bro? You can't be that surprised. A little surprised. That's racist. I don't know. How many of y'all can swim? Show of hands. Who can swim? I'm just going to draw a melanin. So immigrants can swim. Oh, shit.

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I meet a lot of Jamaicans, a lot of West Indies.

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Well, you're not ADOS.

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We don't swim.

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Oh, that's the other way.

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My daughter's a lifeguard.

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I took my daughter to swim lessons from age six months to about 12. She took swim lessons. She's a lifeguard. She could do all that. I tried to do the lessons. It didn't work. Do you panic when you get in the water? Do you panic?

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I'm 5'10".

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Can I say something about Angie Stone? Sure, go ahead. Angie Stone. First of all, rest in peace, Angie Stone. She's one of those people who... Oh, wait, hold on. You're about to be serious. At least let the hook go. Oh, sorry. All right, hold on.

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all right that's all i need all right all right back to the legend yeah legendary angie stone neo soul legend all that real i didn't know her well but i knew her well enough you know i knew her to speak interviewed a bunch of times real good people one of the few people that when they die everybody has good things to say and doesn't have to lie or doesn't have to remain silent but the thing that i want to say about angie stone i think is important is that a lot of people only think about her as a neo soul goddess

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and they forget that she is a hip-hop pioneer. As much as, you know, No Rain In This Cloud and all the songs that came out when she made that album in 99, which is great, she's part of Sequence. You know, and Sequence, you know, when hip hop is really moving, when we move from disco to hip hop and you start to hear hip hop as a party sound, she's the voice of that. She's the soundtrack.

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Her and the other two sisters are the voice of that. Sequence is a hip hop pioneering group. They were the second act sign of Sugar Hill Records. They were major hip hop act. And when we do the hip hop commemorations and the 50th anniversary, sometimes we leave out Angie Stone and we leave out Angie B at the time and we leave out Sequence.

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I'm just saying, as we remember her, let's really write her in the history and not just in the R&B. That's it.

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I agree. That was very well said. I'm good at the talking job.

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Yeah. Yesterday's the rough one. Second day's the worst. Yeah, second day. Nah, my Sunday was bad. I couldn't walk.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Why are we doing things?

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It's a little different, but here's the difference.

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Her husband was like where you are. I was about to say her husband wasn't right there. Right. I'm sorry.

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But she turned to him and said, you know, I got to do this right. And didn't really wait for it, yes.

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I'm not saying one is better or worse. I'm just saying they're different. Because I think it's a little... I couldn't walk up to... On stage, you could get caught up in the moment. But grabbing somebody... On a carpet. On a carpet. Pre-planned. Pre-planned in front of their spouse, to me, is a tougher sell. I wouldn't do either. I think you should kiss people with consent. She would have got slid.

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That's all I was thinking was like... I don't know what y'all talking about.

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I'm saying that if you're on the carpet with your dude who happens to be an actor, hypothetically, old girl walks over, grips him up, and gives him a kiss, turns to you and says, you know I'm going to do this, right? Gives him a kiss. How do you react?

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Low top. And jeans.

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I was like... It's super her. Yeah. You fucked my head up with the... You put the emphasis on the wrong syllable. Wrong syllable, yeah.

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Your Switzerland came up.

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Jeans shorts is crazy. The answer is more. I think so. More. The answer is more.

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Emphasis. You put the emphasis on the wrong syllable. Yeah, yeah.

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One was the race thing. And two, some people was clowning because her husband was up there. He took her last name. So some people was making jokes about that on... Wait, see, I didn't. Now that team missed me. Her husband took...

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Marco. All I noticed is my wife sent it to me this morning. The balls on this lady. Your wife sent it to you? Yeah, and I was like, I don't know why you sent me this. His name was Marco Perego. Now he's Marco Saldana. Marco Perego. Okay, so she... Oh, so they both kind of prairie names.

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The green card goes faster. I don't know. Green cards go faster with Saldana.

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Wait till you hear about Jesus, man.

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Yeah, what the fuck you talking about? The beef to me ain't shouldn't be with Zoe. And obviously, she's a proud Dominican. People say she doubled down on the Dominican part on the speech, too. Like, I'm the first Dominican to win this award, and hopefully there'll be others. And it's like, you're also black, right?

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I thought I had an advantage because it was my second time playing.

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In five, right. I played a few weeks ago, you know. Yeah, no. I got to a point, I thought I was going to have the jump too because I shot on Friday.

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She listen to Pac?

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Does she live in Dykeman?

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I'm just trying to get. She's a name. Fordham? Oh.

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And I'm not getting all heavy on her per se, but I understand why people feel a way, especially when these same people sometimes get black roles and they trade on blackness when it's convenient.

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No, like Zoe Saldana.

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She was a black girl. But she also played Nina Simone.

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Because those are ethnicities and those are not races.

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All I'm saying is people can make choices about how they identify. I agree. And I'm not begging nobody to be black if they don't want to identify as black. I agree. However, if you're getting jobs, for example, no white woman would get a job playing Nina Simone. But they would say no white woman in 2025. I heard a rumor.

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My point is they let her get certain jobs. They let certain Latinos get certain jobs because at that moment they identify as black. Right. And then if you identify as black to get that job and then later on down the road, sadly, you throw the black away. I see why people feel frustrated. That's all I'm saying. If you don't be black, don't be black. But don't be don't be Nina Simone.

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So you don't have a white man being Malcolm X in a film?

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That ain't the same. Why is it not? Because a lot of America still thinks Moses is white and Cleopatra is white. That's different than playing somebody as a black person.

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And that's why I gave the Malcolm X example. When you know somebody's black, we would say no. So as we start to identify people by their races, I'm just saying, do we draw a line? But I had a whole other question about something different. Did Conan go too far with the Kendrick joke? The Kendrick Drake joke? That was hilarious. I thought it was hilarious, but some people felt a way.

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How'd you feel? Actually, let me ask you, because I know as a... I think that... As a what?

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And for those that don't know, the joke was that Kendrick said, I mean, that Conan said we're halfway halfway through the Oscars.

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Right. Which I thought was a fucking hilarious joke. Just as a joke, I thought it was hilarious. I laughed.

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And honestly, that joke to me is as much about a criticism of Kendrick as it is a diss of Drake. It's like Kendrick is, it's a criticism that Kendrick keep doing this. Like, damn, they got another one? So I didn't see, I saw it as a balanced, funny, brilliant joke.

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So you didn't spend it, it's just the way you... No, I spent it. Oh, okay, okay.

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Wait, five digits or five hundreds? Five digits. Oh, oh. Are you crazy? Five hundreds?

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Wait, Ish, if you did six a day for one year, it would be 1,800. 49 years times 365 days.

The Joe Budden Podcast

Episode 805 | "Support The Lie"

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If you did six a day in one year, you would have done 1,800 already. 365 days a year. You're right, you're right.

The Joe Budden Podcast

Episode 805 | "Support The Lie"

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Prize picks.

The Joe Budden Podcast

Episode 805 | "Support The Lie"

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If you don't play ball, what they say is when you're young, you play ball to get in shape. Right. And when you get older, you have to get in shape to be able to play ball. Because when you hit your 40s, like, your skill diminishes with your lack of conditioning. So, like, you can't shoot if you don't have any legs. And mobility. Because your mobility.

The Joe Budden Podcast

Episode 805 | "Support The Lie"

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You need to teach niggas how to do that.

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Episode 805 | "Support The Lie"

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Yeah. Oh, you don't say. That's actually the... I didn't know that. I thought niggas just... That's literally the debate they was having two weeks ago. Oh, for real? Verbatim.

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Yeah. But you be in charge for that time.

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That's great though, man. And you got a lot of insurance costs too, I'm sure. Huh?

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I just don't want that to happen. Like some crazy unexpected shit could happen. Like a brawl could break out on set.

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Next thing you know. I paid it two days ago. Okay. Solid. That's all. Damn, y'all get money up here.

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Thank you.

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Episode 805 | "Support The Lie"

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Why is Paul George on the board? I just want to understand. Oh, man. Because Paul George, last week.

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He really said that. So the question for me, not to take it off of Paul George, because I think that's fair, is in general, should NBA players be allowed to have podcasts?

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Episode 805 | "Support The Lie"

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While they're in season. I don't like it.

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Episode 805 | "Support The Lie"

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Oh, that's not true. Draymond is winning. Draymond's winning, too. But for me, it's not about... Bron is winning. If you're winning, no one complains. If you're losing, people complain. But for me, and that's ultimately what it comes down to, right? As a fan or as an owner, that's the perception of it for me, as well as the effectiveness of it. The first question is, can you pod...

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and be good at this. It's your job. And I don't know, some people can, some people can't. Before podcasts, Paul George was sitting out games. Before podcasts existed, he was fucking coming up short in playoffs. At least in a lot of people's minds. The numbers don't really show that, but whatever, right? It's the perception of it.

The Joe Budden Podcast

Episode 805 | "Support The Lie"

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No, he didn't go. Who said that? No, he didn't go anymore, yo. He going to call you when he go again? Oh, boy. So if I can't give these tickets away, and Embiid is injured, Paul George ain't playing, and then I go to YouTube to type Paul George in to find out when he's going to play, and instead I got another episode of Podcast P, it just looks bad, and it's bad for business.

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I'll give it to you right now if you want it.

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I was going to... You'd be able to see them. You'd be able to see them. I was going to bring it to you in cash.

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He's killing. They sick right now.

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As much money as I spend on season tickets, I actually see it as like, y'all are fucking with my money right now. I feel disrespected. I feel disrespected to watch somebody not play. I mean, when we went to the game, he was just sitting there chilling. Chilling. Yeah.

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To see that and then to watch you be on a podcast every day. Podcast is different than playing basketball. I get that. Clearly, we proved that this weekend. But at some point, you got to look like you're giving an effort. You know what I'm saying? As an owner, I think they should just make a rule.

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Take a break. Yeah, I'm like six episodes behind y'all. Oh my God. Take a walk. Take a walk. Starbucks.

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It kind of flows together. It makes sense.

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And the kids don't want it.

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Yeah, that's a level of financial sophistication. And a desire to grow financially. A lot of these wealthy kids, like, they just want to spend. They just want to spend the rest of their life spending money.

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That's why I got Corey the first game.

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I was like, Corey's like, I ain't going nowhere.

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Thank you, Buck.

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Actually, I wasn't talking a lot of shit, but I was responding to him talking shit. You're the reason this is happening. No, no, that's not what happened, but... I'll let that go. It started with me and Ish saying something, and he said, y'all two can't play no ball. Let's go play ball. That's how it started.

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But it's fine.

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Bad as hell. I do that too, though. I do the zoom in. You a feet guy? Yeah, yeah. It's important. What? It's important. I don't even know when they had feet.

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I have a memory of all the women's feet.

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That's what y'all always say. Why would we get around our niggas? You don't say it without saying it. No, you say it. Y'all say that shit.

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What? I'm saying I picked, like, no, no, no. I picked him up.

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very next play I think was finished I was done that was all my energy for the rest of the day yo he was finished I was done for the next five possessions I was hollering like yo that's all I had then you start thinking like shit in my 20s I can do this every possession now I can't do that shit I can do that once a day it's over I do have a bit of bad news to report

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Right. God. Oh, my God. This is that other age shit, man. When we was young, our favorites got, like, killed in gunfire and random shit. Now they die from, like, health shit.

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Damn. Send strength to them, to Raphael Sadiq and the rest of them.

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And that's how I play anyway.

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Our daughter's going to be a Harris.

The Ramsey Show

You Can Build Wealth No Matter Where You Are in Life

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Yes, we're trying to get out of debt. Got about $250,000, including our mortgage and doctors and credit cards. And so we're working on that. And we're just wondering, I'm 51, wife's 48. So we know in the next 10, 15 years or so we'll retire. So is it still wise to hold off on investing and

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You Can Build Wealth No Matter Where You Are in Life

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Pause that and pay the debt because also we have an opportunity that if we can sell our house, we can move on to some family land and put a trailer there to cut down on costs. So just didn't know what the best plan is.

The Ramsey Show

You Can Build Wealth No Matter Where You Are in Life

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Oh, it's close to 60%. We've already done that.

The Ramsey Show

You Can Build Wealth No Matter Where You Are in Life

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About $240,250, something like that.

The Ramsey Show

You Can Build Wealth No Matter Where You Are in Life

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Well, it's about $180,000. I'm not good with math. I'll stop there.

The Ramsey Show

You Can Build Wealth No Matter Where You Are in Life

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uh credit cards uh a personal loan and medical bills okay tell me how much the credit cards are tell me how much the personal loans are and tell me how much the medicals are uh the credit cards are they're probably close to twenty thousand okay then that personal loan personal loans uh probably about twenty three thousand okay and then that medical debt i don't have an exact number on the medical day because i just figured it all up this one

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You Can Build Wealth No Matter Where You Are in Life

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Probably about $3,000, $2,600, $2,600 plus $3,000, so about $56,000. Okay, good.

The Ramsey Show

Small Changes Now Mean Big Wins Later

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I'm not saying it didn't hurt.

The Ramsey Show

Small Changes Now Mean Big Wins Later

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My net worth is $2.1 million, and then I have a business that's probably worth $400,000, so $2.1, I guess.

The Ramsey Show

Small Changes Now Mean Big Wins Later

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Yep. Real estate, $1.7 million. Retirement, $305,000. Cash, $100,000.

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Small Changes Now Mean Big Wins Later

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Zero. Okay. I inherited a Bible and a book.

The Ramsey Show

Small Changes Now Mean Big Wins Later

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Best year working income would be about $225,000. Worst year was probably $20,000. Got you.

The Ramsey Show

Small Changes Now Mean Big Wins Later

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I now own a training company, but for years I actually worked as a safety professional in manufacturing.

The Ramsey Show

Small Changes Now Mean Big Wins Later

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I do. I have an undergraduate degree and an MBA. Okay.

The Ramsey Show

Small Changes Now Mean Big Wins Later

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I know they can. Just have to want to.

The Ramsey Show

Small Changes Now Mean Big Wins Later

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You know, what helped me was following my very strategic around following net worth, not income. So it's just you win the month or the day or the year. And so when I started doing that, that was probably the biggest thing. You know, that's what I would tell people.

The Ramsey Show

Small Changes Now Mean Big Wins Later

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Yeah, focus on your net worth on a weekly, monthly, yearly basis, not on your income.

The Ramsey Show

Building Wealth Is Hard but Being Broke Is Harder

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Appreciate it. Sure. What's up? So I'm 21 years old. I have a baby on the way.

The Ramsey Show

Building Wealth Is Hard but Being Broke Is Harder

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When's it due? July 14th. Awesome, man. Good for you. Thank you. I have my own business in pet care. I'm a dog trainer. And I am $300,000 in debt. From what? So my question is... So my question is, do I focus on expanding the business, hiring and trying to be able to make the business self-running so I could be as present of a dad as possible or focus on paying off debts?

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Building Wealth Is Hard but Being Broke Is Harder

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So we started mobile. So I started the business when I was 19, doing it mobile, kept costs low, did it out of my truck. And then as we expanded, we decided that we needed a facility. So we rented and then kind of renovated a 4,000 square foot facility. That was in April of last year. So I took a home equity line of credit loan from my dad, which I know now from listening to you guys is a no-no.

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Building Wealth Is Hard but Being Broke Is Harder

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Our lowest package is $33.75, and our most expensive package is $8,000. Okay.

The Ramsey Show

Building Wealth Is Hard but Being Broke Is Harder

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So the home equity line of credit, the total of it was $225,000. And then we used some of that to do employee salaries when we first moved in. We did a lot of that for renovations and then also into marketing. Then we have $30,000 for a van that we use. Are you profitable? Yeah, so last year we did $300,000 in sales. $40,000 of that was profit for our first year.

The Ramsey Show

Building Wealth Is Hard but Being Broke Is Harder

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So our total overhead per month is $17,000. Okay.

The Ramsey Show

Building Wealth Is Hard but Being Broke Is Harder

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So do I focus on expanding the business? No. Hiring, trying?

The Ramsey Show

Building Wealth Is Hard but Being Broke Is Harder

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So what I figured while going through the process of it, like I believe that the total cost of re of renovations alone that we did was between like 15, 65,000. Um, but, The goal was to then extend our lease once that five years was up.

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Building Wealth Is Hard but Being Broke Is Harder

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No, no, no. I didn't pay myself out of loan. We had employees. We had up to three at one point. Um, but then in October we got pretty slow. So I let everyone go, went down to just, uh, me working. Uh, and then you have a $40,000 a year job that you own.

The Ramsey Show

Quit Letting Broke People Give You Financial Advice!

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Hi, Dave. Hi, Jade. Thank you for taking my call. Sure.

The Ramsey Show

Quit Letting Broke People Give You Financial Advice!

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So my wife and I have done a wonderful job at saving and investing. You know, depending upon the age that we retire at, I don't think it's unrealistic that we could end up with a nest egg of between $8 and $12 million. Well done, sir. Touchdown. Thank you. Thank you. So my question is... We're a Christian family. We have four younger, wonderful daughters between the ages of 7 and 13 right now.

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Quit Letting Broke People Give You Financial Advice!

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And I want to know what you feel is appropriate to leave behind as an inheritance, because we're conscious of what the Bible says about money, and we don't want to spoil our children or teach them to rely on money as opposed to relying on God for their needs.

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Quit Letting Broke People Give You Financial Advice!

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uh you know going for forward after we pass do you not think it's possible to teach them that and with having built that character that they're then able to own this wealth like you are able to own this wealth well i'm i'm not saying that at all i just you know i never had a nest egg like that passed to me no i know and so you know but do you think the only way to learn it is to start out broke

The Ramsey Show

Quit Letting Broke People Give You Financial Advice!

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Totally agree with you. I just didn't know if there was maybe a line that maybe... you might cross over like that's too much or something like that.

The Ramsey Show

Attack Your Debt Instead of Letting It Attack You

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So I've been listening to you guys every morning, um, on my way to work on, on the, um, satellite radio, like the car. And, um, I just, I got into a mess here. I make about 125,000 a year. And, um, last year I made 125 and then I got a bonus of like 70,000 last year too. And, um, And then right now, I don't have anything in my savings. I don't have anything in my checkings. I'm broke.

The Ramsey Show

Attack Your Debt Instead of Letting It Attack You

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I'm paying my very minimums on my credit card. I got about 27 credit cards. I pay the minimum, and it's like every day I'm paying the minimum on one of those cards, and it's like I miss a card once. One month, I forgot I had one, so I'm writing them in my calendar. So every day in my calendar is filled with a minimum payment that I've got to pay to a credit card company.

The Ramsey Show

Attack Your Debt Instead of Letting It Attack You

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I don't know. I really don't know. I don't know. I'm trying to figure out what I do.

The Ramsey Show

Attack Your Debt Instead of Letting It Attack You

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Grocery store. Yeah, eating out, grocery store.

The Ramsey Show

Attack Your Debt Instead of Letting It Attack You

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Buying things. Buying too many things, I guess.

The Ramsey Show

Attack Your Debt Instead of Letting It Attack You

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No sports betting. No sports betting. I don't do any sports betting.

The Ramsey Show

Attack Your Debt Instead of Letting It Attack You

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No. Marijuana, if that's considered, you know, just self-medicating, just trying to get out of debt, you know, maybe that. Okay.

The Ramsey Show

Attack Your Debt Instead of Letting It Attack You

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Yes, sir. Why wouldn't you do that? I mean, I hear you say it all the time, cut them up. I mean, so what do you mean? Like, literally cut them up?

The Ramsey Show

Attack Your Debt Instead of Letting It Attack You

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I have a vehicle, $18,000. I bought one of those car vending machines online.

The Ramsey Show

Attack Your Debt Instead of Letting It Attack You

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No, just helping my wife I'm separated from, helping her and the kids.