Working Remote, AWS Lags, and Dax Explains the Economy
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I'm just DMing right now.
I don't know if we should cut this out. I just don't listen to podcasts. So I have no idea if what we're doing is.
Oh, I don't know if this should stay in or not. I really don't. I'm sponsored by Tentree. No, I'm not. What is Tentree? It's a brand, a clothing brand.
Oh, it's like an actual hat that you buy from a place that makes hats.
Yeah, that you buy from a place that makes hats. That's right. You thought it was actually like a swag item or something.
It's usually the case, you know?
Yeah, usually. No, it's a company called Tintree. They plant tin trees for every item you buy. Oh, wow. Kind of cool. Kind of like the guy who, the Tom guy who gave away shoes to poor people every time he bought shoes. Oh, yeah. Probably for them, it's probably selfish. There's probably some corporate tax write-off or something. I don't know. But you feel warm and fuzzy when you do it, you know?
Have you seen those videos? There's, like, there's a few cases of this. It's, like, it'll be someone that just grew a forest in 10 years or something. And have you seen them walk around and plant trees? No. It's really crazy. They'll have, like, a sack full of, like, little saplings.
And do they, like, throw them into the ground or something?
Yeah. Why do I know this? And in, like, one motion, they'll, like... they'll do something with some kind of tool and they'll like plant the tree. And then they're doing like one every like couple of seconds.
I guess I have seen this or I had a dream because I can, I can picture someone doing that. Like they're kind of like throwing a little sapling in like really fast.
Yeah. Yeah. It's crazy. The other thing though, is have you seen, there's this funny thing where there's human made forests and they'll grow and they kind of look, Oh, like, wow, that's pretty impressive. Like we, we made this forest. Then you'll see a side-by-side shot with an actual forest, and it's way more chaotic and crazy. It's hard to replicate that.
Can't replicate nature. I wonder if it has downstream effects for habitats, for animals. They can't live there.
It's definitely less robust and stuff like that.
It's like we plopped a suburb in the middle of a field, and we're like, move in! Come on, animals! Yeah. We're good at this stuff. We're humans. We build things.
Look at this forest. Liz showed me this video yesterday where it was one of those... Oh, day in my life type of things. Um, but I was with this woman in South Africa. I don't know if you saw it, but, uh, it's like her with her like young kids and they live in this like complex. It's like, uh, it's, it's an apartment. It's like an apartment complex. Yeah. Then they like, they leave and they walk and they're like super happy. Like, Oh, I love living here. Like now this is my day, blah, blah, blah. And they're walking and there's like this paved over, uh, area and they walk to like this cafeteria where they like they're served dinner and it's like this crazy weirdly structured life. Like the whole community seems like they take care of everything for you. Like there's like a movie. It plays on designated eat area.
It's like Pleasantville or something.
Yeah, it's exactly. It's there's a movie like that, right? Yeah, exactly. It's like one of those like type of weird movies. And it's, it's just so weird to me that going to, and like the, the dad met them after work at the cafeteria. It's like eating at a cafeteria is, as a family, as something's just weird about that, you know, it feels like there was something, this is like post-apocalyptic and they were able to survive. Yeah.
community or something i'm gonna say something and you're gonna make fun of me because i'm that boring white family that moves in with the white tesla in your neighborhood in the big cube box we looked at a neighborhood like this like this crazy planned community in florida where they had like this whole main street with like all these shops and there's like little like electric go-karts that everyone can just ride around freely and leave wherever golf carts or golf carts yeah golf carts they have like cards would be fun
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