Return of the A.I.

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SPEAKER_00 (00:03):
Welcome everyone, coming to you directly from the
luxurious OLR Studios, this isTempleton.
Where is Las Vegas?
This is Sweet Baby Jay.
Can I see what you just saidwritten on paper?
This is Melina.
It is the biggest spider I'veever seen in my life.
This is Grizz.
After this, I'm going to get offhere and I'm going to dragon
them balls.

SPEAKER_01 (00:23):
This is the Arrogant Yeti.
At least I know 2 plus 2 is 5.
And this is the

SPEAKER_00 (00:28):
FMJ

SPEAKER_01 (00:29):
Podcast.

SPEAKER_00 (00:38):
It is what it is.
We got most everybody here.
Does everybody know what today'stopic is?
R&B?
Yes.
Welcome back to anotherbeautiful episode of the FMJ
Podcast, where we make all ofyour wildest fantasies come
true.
I'm just kidding.
We don't do that.

(00:59):
Unless you take Yeti out todinner.
And give him...
He can't even say it.
And give him one reach around.

(01:20):
Just one.
Two is too many.
okay so last weekend lastweekend i

SPEAKER_01 (01:29):
did

SPEAKER_00 (01:30):
who

SPEAKER_01 (01:31):
who did i ask who did

SPEAKER_00 (01:33):
one or yeah you did and let me tell you when i
listened to that episode backtoday i fucking died it was only
like he said hey by show ofhands who here's given a reach
around and there was just thispause like just dead silence and
i'm just like wait what andapril i'm sorry melina's like
the fuck and i was like whatlike why

SPEAKER_01 (02:00):
okay so i have a question who here has received a

SPEAKER_00 (02:03):
reach around It was in this moment that I've
realized I'm not living a wildenough life.
Because I'm going to be realwith you.
I don't think I've ever got one.

(02:24):
Oh my god.
I'm leaving so much on thetable.
It's crazy.
What have I done with my life?
You guys need to up the bet.
You gotta pump them numbers up.
Increase your buy-in.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
Anyway.
Pump them numbers up.
It's crazy.

(02:47):
I'm just saying.
We'll do a quick around the roomhere.
Get everybody's pulse.
See how everybody's doing.
Right now I'm Melina can't joinus.
She's busy doing other stuff forher family.
But let's start with Templeton.
I knew it.
How'd you know?

(03:07):
I don't know.
I got ESPN.
Yeah, you got ESPN.
You probably have the Ocho andESPN Classics.
I'm doing good, man.
Life's all right.
Yeah.
That's good.
Anything new?
New games?
New hobbies?
No, man.

(03:28):
Just, you know, working, payingbills.
But I'm on vacation next week,so I guess technically today is
the first day of the vacation.
Huh.
Okay.
Well, hey, listen, vacations arealways nice, and I'm kind of
jealous that you are going to beon vacation next week.
Because, I mean, granted, I kindof do have some vacation time

(03:51):
coming up.
Excuse me.
Because we have stuff to do,Yeti and I, next weekend.
And it's going to consist ofhaving...
We have the air show to attend.
Oh, nice.
Yep.
We got the air show to volunteerfor.
Nice.
Awesome.
Love doing the air show.
We look forward to it.
Love doing the air show.
It's a lot of fun.

(04:12):
But, happy for you.
Enjoy your vacation.
You doing anything fun or notreally?
Just kind of staycation-ish.
I am going to do as little aspossible, actually, because
that's one of my favorite thingsto do.
That's fair.
Staying at home where all yourstuff is because you like it
there.
I get it.
All right.
Let's just kind of go kind ofclockwise, I guess.

(04:32):
Grizz.
Yeah.
What's your post looking like?
Hmm.
Hmm.

UNKNOWN (04:42):
Hmm.
Hmm.

SPEAKER_00 (04:43):
92 oh i got stressed i mean it's up but it's not up a
little stressed you know iwalked home today you know it
was uphill i get it wasn'tuphill everything's pretty good
um i had to work an overnightshift earlier this week and that

(05:06):
like Just derailed my only twooff days this week.
Yeah, that does suck.
I worked Monday overnight, so 11p.m.
to 7 a.m.
And then I had Tuesday andWednesday off, and I just slept
all of Tuesday.
Oh, man.
By the time I was awake to doanything proper, it was like
fucking the sun was down.
And so then on Tuesday night, Iwas like, I'm trying to go to

(05:30):
bed.
And then wake up Wednesday andI'm like still dead tired.
I didn't do anything I wanted todo.
Listen, sometimes sometimes youhave days like that, though,
because I will say like therethere there will be weekends
where I am like working nonstop.
Like it feels like I have justbeen moving constantly and then
come like the third weekend in arow.

(05:52):
And I'm just like, you knowwhat?
I'm dead to the world onSaturday.
I don't want to do shit.
Don't call me.
Don't text me.
Nothing.
I just want to exist.
That's it.
I feel that, man.
A lot of the off days I have, Iuse on working towards my dream

(06:13):
as working for myself as anartist.
I don't really feel like I haveoff days.
It gets very tiresome and kindof weigh on you like mentally
after a while the grind is thegrind is very real and it's very
very grindy but

SPEAKER_01 (06:30):
that's the most important thing of why you need
to have me time yeah right therebecause you grind so much and
you forget to take care ofyourself and a lot of issues
stem from not taking care ofyourself to be to be frank

SPEAKER_00 (06:45):
i spent like a year and a half two years working
like six days a week every weekfor you know like You're going
to have two years straight.
And then, like, last couple ofmonths, I've taken that extra
day to just not work and be likeme.
Nope.
It wears on you.

(07:06):
It's tough.
Yeah.
yeah so just so for those forthose listening obviously you
know we again we understand thatespecially for grizz we
understand that it's life isbusy and again the grind is very
grindy but at the same time itis important to stop down and
you know if you need if you needto sleep for a whole day fuck it

(07:27):
who cares like who cares whatyou know you know what i mean
Take care of yourself, for sure.
Oh, absolutely.
Yeah, if you take one day tosleep.
Yeah, yeah.
Oh, no.
Right.
Yeah, even though some peoplewould be like, well, you know,
you're just sleeping the dayaway.
It's like you don't understand.
my schedule.
Those are those people thatdon't know what your life is

(07:49):
like.
They reflect it off of whattheir life is like.
Oh, well, I'm up at the crack ofdawn.
That's great.
So am I.
And I'm always doing shit.
This is a good time to reiterateto our listeners.
We don't make any money off ofthis podcast.

(08:09):
This is something that we justdo because we enjoy doing it.
So The rest of the week, we'reliving our lives and doing the
same hustle that everybody elseis doing.

SPEAKER_01 (08:22):
Selling crack and everything.

SPEAKER_00 (08:24):
We don't want to make it sound like this is our
job.
This is something we do becausewe enjoy doing it.
It's the selling snow that isour job.
Is that what you said, Jay?
Wait, wait, wait, wait.
Or the joke.
He sells snow and I sell water.

(08:45):
That's exactly what it is.
No, no.
He sells ice.
I sell snow.
That's how that works.
Anyway.
Careful with the ice sales.
So anyway, but Grizz, keep itup.

SPEAKER_01 (08:59):
Mine has definitely gone down.

UNKNOWN (09:01):
Keep it up.

SPEAKER_00 (09:02):
Keep it up.
Grizz, keep it up.
Stay focused and always, again,take care of yourself.
Yeti!

SPEAKER_01 (09:13):
You rang?

SPEAKER_00 (09:17):
Let's see if he can get it right, guys.
Who wants to bet?
Who wants to take a bet hedoesn't get it right?
I say...
Never mind.
I believe in him.
What does your pulse look like,Yeti?

SPEAKER_01 (09:32):
316.

SPEAKER_00 (09:34):
Jesus fucking Christ.
Come on now.
Austin.
Austin 316.
I just whooped your ass.
God, he killed him! It's StoneCold! The rattlesnake! Surprise!

(09:57):
We have a special guest! I'msure you have a regular doctor
that you go to every day.
I would love to see their faceif your pulse was fucking 3
goddamn 16.
They're like, well, he needs togo to the

SPEAKER_01 (10:08):
ER.

SPEAKER_00 (10:09):
I

SPEAKER_01 (10:09):
think you'd be dead if your pulse was 316.

SPEAKER_00 (10:11):
For sure.
I think your heart wouldprobably...
Probably explodes.
I don't know how quickly.
I think it explodes around 240.
Listen to this guy.
I keep mine right at 239, youknow what I'm saying?
Right there.
Right at that red line, youknow?

(10:34):
They call my heart the Dorito.
You betcha.
Anyway, Yeti.
Yo Pulse, how you doing?
Everything good?
Good talk So, anyway No, no, noI was

SPEAKER_01 (10:57):
thinking I was trying to figure

SPEAKER_00 (10:58):
out

SPEAKER_01 (10:59):
I was trying to figure out where I should start
Because a lot has happened Inthe last like Seven days So,
because To be fair, literallyseven days ago I was at the ER
with my wife Seven days Becauseshe had Appendicitis And had to
get that shit removed On top ofthat She was 7 months She is 7

(11:23):
months pregnant So there washurdles And Crazy conversations
that I had then She stayed inthe hospital Until Saturday
Obviously I didn't get muchsleep When we were at the
hospital Came home And I meanobviously I'm attending to her

(11:44):
so anytime that she neededsomething I would get up and
attend to her so I didn't getmuch sleep kind of during some
of those days and I finally wentback to work Thursday and I only
went to work Thursday Friday andI'm just exhausted she's doing
better she's doing a lot betterthe baby's still in her
everything's good everything'shealthy it was just a lot and it

(12:06):
was a lot not just physicallybut mentally because to be fair
like I'm not a genius by anymeans.
I don't know surgery procedures.
I don't have a PhD inappendicitis or anything like
that.
When you are dealing withsomeone that's pregnant, you

(12:28):
hear a lot of things that apregnant woman can't do.
They're not supposed to do this.
They're not supposed to eat hotdogs.
They're not supposed to smoke.
They're not supposed to drink.
They're not supposed to eat thistype of food.
They can't lift really heavystuff after a certain time
because everything could be badfor the baby and or for the

(12:48):
mother when you hear the wordsurgery or appendicitis I'm
sorry but my brain takes thosethings and puts it into the do
not do column again if I don'tknow anything that's what I'm
going to do so when I firstheard it I was like oh this is
all bad so my mind goes athousand miles a minute So

(13:11):
there's the mental part that I'mtalking about.
Cause you're thinking aboutevery negative thing that could
possibly happen.
And you go there and you've seenthese movies.
Cause again, I got nothing tobase it off of.
Like, is anything in the moviesreal?
Like, you

SPEAKER_00 (13:23):
know what I'm saying?
I mean, no, no, that's fair.
That's fair.
That was a percent.
Understand what I'm

SPEAKER_01 (13:28):
saying?
So that part was justexhausting.
And then when we're talking tothe surgeon team, it felt like,
okay, so they're going to giveyou the good, the bad and the
ugly, right?

UNKNOWN (13:39):
Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 (13:39):
It felt like the good and the ugly, or I'm sorry,
the bad and the uglyconversation, and I'm
exaggerating, was like an hourlong, and the good was only 15
seconds.

SPEAKER_00 (13:49):
Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 (13:50):
So you're then left with all this negative stuff
because they were like, if wecan't open her, if we can't get
the appendix out with the threelittle cuts, we're going to have
to slit her vertically like theydid in the old school days.
And then if they said they haveto cut her open, they're going
to have to take out the baby.
Yeah, the baby's going to comeout.
the baby's not going to be ableto handle all that.

(14:10):
Right.
So literally at like this time,this.

SPEAKER_00 (14:15):
Oh, no way.
Oh shit.
No, that's the worst fuckingpossible.
No way.
No way.
That's crazy.
But, uh, until yet he gets back.
Um, he is right.
He's, he's, he's had a very busyweek.
It's been a rough time for him.
The moment they told me that washappening.
Last Friday,

SPEAKER_01 (14:35):
I was thinking that I was going

SPEAKER_00 (14:35):
to have a preemie.
Whoa.
No way.

SPEAKER_01 (14:39):
Did I freeze?

SPEAKER_00 (14:40):
Bro, you froze so bad.
Sorry, buddy.
So bad.
So bad.
Oh, shit.
Well, let me finish my thoughtreal quick, and then I'll let
you get back.
Because I was just telling them,I was like, it's crazy, because
the moment I heard that washappening, I did ask.
I was like, can they even dothat and i had to google it
because when i was when when youknow uh the mom told me she was

(15:01):
like uh she's got appendicitisthey're gonna have to operate
and blah i was like can they dothat on a pregnant woman i was
like i i feel like they can buti don't know because i just
don't know so i had to googlethat myself so but yeti are you
there can you hear us Are youfrozen again?
He's frozen again.
He's frozen again.
Jesus Christ.
It's fucking nuts.

(15:22):
I don't understand.
It's his goddamn internet.
I keep telling him he needs todo something about that
internet.
It could be the internet.
It could be the laptop.
I don't fucking know.
But we're waiting on him to comeback.
What is he doing?
What's he doing?
The thing that really upset meabout all of it is I mean that

(15:43):
whole situation is scary enoughon its own But they've had so
much issues with, like, babiesand stuff like that in the past.
Yeah.
It was really scary.
Right.
Are you there?
Are you there, Yeti?
We can see you moving.
Sort of.
Kind of.
He might be frozen now.
That's such an Albert cover.

(16:04):
It kind of is.
It kind of is.
He looks like he's about to dropthe hottest mixtape of 2025.
I'll tell you what, this shit'sbad.
This is awful.
Crazy work.
Crazy work.
Okay, so until...
Yep, there he goes.
So until Yeti gets back, I guesswe could take this time to

(16:29):
maybe...
I want to wait on EntertainmentNews because I want to get Yeti
in on this one because theEntertainment News that I'm
going to talk about, I think hemight have something to say
about it, so...
But as of right now...
Hey, did y'all hear about...

(16:49):
Oh, my God.
What was that?
Oh, Kendrick?
His show in Toronto?
I heard a little bit.
I heard he had one.
I heard there was a...
Has it happened yet?
A couple days ago.
The first night was yesterday.
It was last night.
And then the second night istonight.

(17:10):
So he sold out crowd and they'rechanting for an encore of Not
Like Us.
In Drake's hometown.
And then Jay sent me a videolike this today.

(17:31):
They were in New Ho King.
Yep.
Which is a popular restaurant inToronto.
Yep.
And they were all singing thelyrics and just showing out.
It was ridiculous.
Yeah, they were getting down.
To fucking Kendrick in Toronto.

(17:51):
And I was like, oh, this istough.
And apparently, DJ Academics, Idon't know if you guys follow
him at all on TikTok oranything.
I do not.
I know who he is, but I don'tpay attention.
Yeah, he was talking about how,I guess he was texting Drake and
was saying like, you got to getout there.
You got to do something, right?
Because this man's in yourhometown and everybody, you

(18:13):
know, he's singing Not Like Us,blah, blah, blah, blah.
And he said, Drake texted himback and said, oh, I would love
to, but they've been parkedoutside my house for like two
hours, so I'm not gonna...
I was like, no way! Not Kendrickstomping in your backyard and
having the time of his life! Imean, this is

SPEAKER_01 (18:36):
what happens when you pick the wrong fight with

SPEAKER_00 (18:39):
the wrong person.
Seriously, that's exactly whathappens.
When you underestimate youropponent, this is what happens.
He demolishes your character,and then goes to your hometown,
even though all that shit youwas talking, and the crazy part
is, people are like, Kendrick'sdragging this beef, he's
dragging this beef, and so manypeople like like like drake
wasn't doing that with pushawith back to back and all that

(19:00):
kind of shit like really like heasked for this like on push-ups
when it gives drop drop dropthen kendrick did and he hasn't
stopped since you said drop yeahyou didn't say stop you haven't
said you know you haven't crieduncle you haven't said i've had
enough all you said is i'm doneresponding but you didn't tell

(19:23):
kendrick to stop responding so Idon't know.
That's kind of funny.
I don't know how long it's goingto take Yeti to get back.
So, here's what we're going todo.
We will carry on, and when hegets back in, we might be able
to get him to finish our story.
So, what I'm going to do isthis.
Who wants some entertainmentnews?
Always.
Always?
Let's hit it.

(19:44):
Okay.
Did you guys hear about the newXbox handheld?
I did not.
The ROG Ally Xbox.
Oh, this is perfect.
Yeah, I know.
Isn't it perfect?
Perfect timing.
Yay! You there?
Yay! Just in time.
We just started EntertainmentNews.

(20:04):
We chatted a little bit to giveyou a little bit of time.
Great.
Continue.
Entertainment News.
We just started.
Let's go.
You want to hear it?

SPEAKER_01 (20:16):
Yes, please.

SPEAKER_00 (20:17):
The Xbox handheld is what we're talking about.
Your internet sucks.
You know what he did?
He went upstairs and put hisblack Nikes on.
His black Air Force Ones.
He said, that's the kind ofenergy I'm going to have the
rest of this show.
Anyway, entertainment news.

(20:37):
Xbox's handheld, the ROG AllyXbox.
What are we thinking?
We thinking that's going tocompletely...
just destroy the console wars?
Like, do we think that, youknow, is it Xbox's way of
saying, ah, fuck it, I don'twant to do it anymore, and I'm
going to, you know, turn myfocus on to what probably is

(21:00):
going to be the future ofgaming, or what are we thinking?
I think they're going to have avery difficult time competing
with the Steam Deck.
Okay.
Well, my, okay, so the thing I'mthinking of, the question I have
is, is how impactful was theSteam Deck?

(21:21):
Because at the price point thatit is, you could just build a
PC.
Right.
But if you value gaming on thego at a high quality, you're
going to appreciate the SteamDeck.
And you might even have a placefor the Xbox because you already

(21:42):
like things on the go.
Mm-hmm.
you might be like, oh, let metry this Xbox thing out.
It might be better than theSteam Deck.
Steam Deck is arguably oldertech at the moment.
I don't know when the last onecame around.
Probably.
You're probably not.
If you're interested in seeingcutting-edge tech, it might have
a place, but I don't know ifit'll be disruptful enough to

(22:06):
make Sony go, I'm going to makeone.
Because they already did it,right?
Yes, they have the PSP and thePSP.
No, they had, they have one forthe PS five, the portal, the
PlayStation portal, which isthey, they, they've done an
update.
Cause before, when it first cameout, um, that you had to be like
in close proximity of your PSfive for it to even operate.

(22:29):
So you couldn't really, itwasn't really for much, but like
just kind of hanging out in bed.
You know what I mean?
Don't want to wake anybody uptype shit.
That's weird.
Yeah.
But they did.
That's probably what pushed Xboxto do this.
Maybe, but I mean, I didn't knowabout this, that, that the, the
portal has been out since 2023.
So, Sony's already done thehandheld thing, but they did do
an update that allows you totake it anywhere, but you do

(22:50):
have to, just like the Switch,you have to be connected to a
Wi-Fi connection to play it.
Now, here's where I'm going tothrow some of the stuff out
there to you, some of theinformation that we already know
about the ROG Ally Xbox.
It will allow you...
The way that it's made, I thinkit's either an 8-inch or 10-inch
screen.

(23:10):
I don't remember.
But they basically took the Xboxcontroller, and they cut it in
half and put a screen in themiddle of it.
So you have the Xbox controllerfeel.
You have the grip and all thatkind of stuff, right?
With a screen that is basicallyNintendo Switch-worthy, because
it's like 1080p, possible 4K,what have you.

(23:32):
But...
What you're going to be able todo, because the original ROG
Ally runs off of Windows 11.
So what Xbox decided to do,because they partnered with ROG
Ally, obviously, is they toldROG Ally, ditch Windows 11,
because it frees up a lot ofspace, right?
But what it's going to do isyou're going to basically be

(23:54):
able to log into Game Pass, ifyou have it.
You'll be able to play all ofyour Xbox games from your cloud
storage.
And it will have Steam installedon it.
Shit.
Well, there you go.
Everyone from the Steam Deck canjump over to try cutting-edge
tech.
There it is.
So, the screen

SPEAKER_01 (24:18):
is only 7-inch.

SPEAKER_00 (24:21):
Really?
I thought it was either 8 or 2.
Yeah, I mean, 7 is enough.
I've not heard any complaints,but anyway.
Anyway.
It might be the Portal I'mthinking about.
The Portal might be 8-inch.
I'm not 100% sure.
Because I know they have the ROGAlly Xbox.
They're going to have twoseparate ones.

(24:41):
They're going to have the X andthe S.
So you're going to kind of havethat.
And it is a console console.
PC hybrid is exactly what it is.
But it's going to be a handheld.
So, does that in turn mean Sonyhas to respond with something?

(25:01):
Maybe something updated from theportal?
I don't know.
I mean, they can't ignore it,for sure.
So, it depends on what the goalsof Sony to Microsoft is.
True.
Because, like, Sony...
Sony is just Sony, right?
They've been doing their shitfor a while.

(25:22):
Long time.
They're like, yeah, we make TVs.
We make stereos.
We do this.
Everything.
You like to game?
Here, I'll tell you what.
I'll make you a game.
PlayStation.
They just do it flawlessly.
I've never had a product fromSony.
I'm talking them up.
They don't even give me money.
I've never had a product fromthem that I've been disappointed

(25:46):
with.
Right.
Like, truly.
No, you're right.
And there's been plenty ofMicrosoft products that I've
been disappointed with.
I think we all can say we've hadour fair share of disappointment
from Microsoft.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So, and that's just a baby jab.
So, AI, if you're listening,leave me alone.

(26:08):
Uh-oh.
Ra-ra! But...
I'm coming for you, Chris.
I...
i don't know if sony needs torespond but what they can do is
see how this plays out theyalready have the groundwork
because they were you know theywere pretty early on to the

(26:30):
handheld game with like the pspyep i remember that being a part
of my you know upbringing likebecause i had a game boy game
boy color uh i never had a dsbut i had uh like the uh What
was it?
The SP or some bullshit?
I don't know.
They had one that was like this,like horizontal.

(26:51):
And then there was a flip phoneone, the Game Boy flip phone.
I forget what the advance orsome shit.
Anyway, from there, like theSony had the PSP that came out
like after those, but likethey've done it.
So they have, I feel like theyhave the groundwork if they
wanted to chase it, but I don'tknow if they have to.

(27:13):
Yeah.
And the crazy part is a lot ofpeople loved the PSP, that
PlayStation Portable.
I hear that just gets all kindsof praise from anybody that's
ever owned one.
I miss it, honestly.
Really?
Yeah, because it was likelow-key fun.
At least my memories of it wasfun.
I never owned one, so I wouldn'tknow.

(27:33):
Neither have I.
I had the first gen one.
I never had the PSP, the tinierone.
I never had one of those, but Ihad the first gen version.
It had one joystick on it.
Yeah.
It was kind of cool.
And then on top of that, theyhad a solid library to go with
it.
So it was kind of hard.
Yeah, for sure.

(27:54):
And I think that's prettyimportant, especially when
you're venturing off on newthings.
It's good to have something togo with it.
And I think that's what a lot ofpeople's complaints are about
the Switch 2, especially thelaunch titles.
There really wasn't much thatcame with it.
Yeah, that's disappointing.
Right, it kind of is.
It's kind of like the price tag,right?
Exactly, which I'm saying thatto say this.

(28:15):
The ROG Ally is already out,right?
They already have the originalROG Ally.
That runs about$900 by itself.
Damn.
Yeah.
So, the upgrades on the ROG AllyXbox, they got the new Ryzen

(28:36):
something, like the nextgeneration Ryzen fucking
processor in it, right?
So people are expecting this ROGAlly Xbox to be either$900 or
upwards to$1,200 for a handheld.
So, here's where I'm at.
I'm like, so y'all bitched aboutnintendo on a 400 handheld but

(28:59):
everybody's over here like xboxtake my money on a 1200 handheld
that so

SPEAKER_01 (29:05):
again okay so different markets it's a
different market you're talkingabout xbox who we could all
agree dominates the onlinemultiplayer you're now going to
put that in the hands of peoplewho can now travel to with a

(29:25):
handheld device.
I

SPEAKER_00 (29:27):
can compete with those consoles.

SPEAKER_01 (29:30):
Price tags, yeah.
It can handle a price tag.
People feel more comfortablepaying a price tag of that
amount.
Right now, let's put it likethis.
If the Wii or the NintendoSwitch 2 had a price tag of
$1,000, who do you think isgoing to buy that?

SPEAKER_00 (29:45):
Well, nobody's going to buy a Switch for$1,000.
But what's strange is kids whoare like, Their parents are the
ones that are paying for theservice.

SPEAKER_01 (29:57):
Right, but here's the thing, though.
Keep in mind, a lot of theparents are going to...
You could argue a lot of theparents are going to be, what,
my age?
Our age?
Yes.
And Xbox...
I mean, a lot of us grew upplaying Halo.
We have that nostalgia factor.
So if I buy it for my kid, I'mgoing to play it, too.

(30:19):
Yeah.
That's what you're going to get.
So that...
that's how it's going to getbought.
There's, there's reasons andexplanations for people that say
I'll pay$1,200 cause both me andmy kid can play it.
Oh my God, I'm going to be ableto play.
I'm going to use call of duty asan example.
I'll be able to play call ofduty in my hand at any given

(30:39):
moment.
Right?
Like I'm

SPEAKER_00 (30:41):
taking that cool.
No, no, no, it is.
That's what I'm saying.
I'm

SPEAKER_01 (30:45):
able, I'm able to take a shit and I can play a
hardcore team death match realquick.

SPEAKER_00 (30:49):
Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 (30:50):
It's the people who need that quick fix.
are

SPEAKER_00 (30:53):
going to be the ones that fucking get it.
Again, it's neat, but whathappens to your Xbox console
after that?

SPEAKER_01 (31:01):
So, this is where you pose the question of do you
think Xbox stopped makingconsoles?
There we go.

SPEAKER_00 (31:09):
They've talked about that before.

SPEAKER_01 (31:11):
Okay, if this handheld...
No, they backtracked it sincethen, but if this handheld takes
off and

SPEAKER_00 (31:20):
dominates...
I produce something you don'tneed to produce right so that's
why I'm saying do they is thiskind of a way of Xbox conceding
to Sony saying I can't keep upin a console it might be to be

(31:42):
fair Sony does have the

SPEAKER_01 (31:43):
better console

SPEAKER_00 (31:45):
they're still outselling Xbox and

SPEAKER_01 (31:48):
I say that all the time um the only thing is what
about because there is going tobe a very small group of people
and I say small but that numberis probably large but it's small
in terms of what you know whatI'm saying percentages of like
how many people get a handheldversus how many people want the

(32:08):
console what about those peoplewho want the console are they
going to have a way to connectthe road?
I don't know this, and I call itthe road because that's the way
my brain works.
It's wrong.
I know it's wrong.
I'm not a huge...
It's wrong.
I know, I know.
But is there a way to connectthat to the

SPEAKER_00 (32:27):
TV?
No.
And that's where a lot of peoplego.
But there could be one in thefuture.
Could be.
Bingo.
Could be.
Bingo.

SPEAKER_01 (32:36):
If I can make a$2 device that will now connect
this handheld to my TV and workseamlessly.

SPEAKER_00 (32:45):
Seamlessly.
Seamlessly.
Yes.

SPEAKER_01 (32:48):
Seamlessly.
Yes.
Yes.
Another hard word.

SPEAKER_00 (32:50):
They're going to fucking do that.
And how much did you say?
Like$300.
Okay, so now...
So my argument...
Go ahead.
Wait, I want to hear what youhave to say, Jay.
Okay, well, what I was going tosay is this.
If you have to make a$200 to$300extra part, now you're
spending...
If it's upwards to$1,200, right?
So let's just say, all in all,for argument's sake, you're now

(33:13):
paying$1,500 for a console PChandheld that I now have to add
something else to to connect tomy TV when I could just pay$450
for something that naturallydoes that.
Why is Nintendo getting so muchhate?

SPEAKER_01 (33:33):
That's a fair question.
I do understand the question,and I do agree that it is fair,
but I think it comes down to theonline dominance that Microsoft
has.
I'm sorry.
Yes.

SPEAKER_00 (33:51):
How much was the Switch when it first came out?
The original Switch?
Which one?
The first Switch.
It was about$300.
It was like$269.
$299,$269, something like that.
And the Switch 2 is what,$399?
$400.

(34:11):
Yeah, it's$400.
It's$400.
So it's$399, right?
Yes, basically.
But if you get the bundle, it's$450 because the bundle comes
with Mario Kart World, whichthey're trying to sell the
bundle.
They're trying to push thebundle because the game itself
costs$80.

(34:33):
So if you get the bundle, you'regetting the game.
So that's why they're trying topush the bundle.
Yeah.
And it makes sense becausesomebody somewhere acknowledged,
hey, we're ticking up on theprice of these games to$80.

(34:53):
And we're upping the price onthe console$100.
So we're going up$180 in value.

UNKNOWN (34:59):
Yep.

SPEAKER_00 (35:00):
And we're expecting these families to just accept
that.
And somebody somewhere made thedecision to make a deal.
We'll give them one game at aprice.
So then people will likely spendmore money on the thing than
them risking not selling any.

(35:20):
Correct.
So why is everyone complainingthat it's like four 50 is not
that bad.
It's not that.
No, it's not.
I agree with that.
I

SPEAKER_01 (35:31):
agree with that.

SPEAKER_00 (35:33):
I'm wondering like, was the Wii U like super cheap?
Cause I'm just confused on why Ifeel like the Nintendo has
always been like affordable, butlike the switch was the first,
like we should have beenbitching that the switch was 300
and Honestly, seriously, becauseI think the highest resolution

(35:56):
was 720p.
You weren't getting the fullconsole experience.
Now, don't get me wrong.
It was still powerful becausethey ported over games that
nobody expected, like DoomEternal, for instance.
Nobody expected Doom to wind upon the fucking Switch.

SPEAKER_01 (36:15):
Just real quick, because I was curious how much
the Game Boy was when it firstcame out.
To put this in...
Retrospect, the Game Boy was$89.99.
In 2004, that's equivalent to$228.
Yeah.
So to be fair, it's

SPEAKER_00 (36:33):
not really that expensive.
It's not.
That's why I'm confused by theoutrage.
Listen, listen.
The original NES with inflationis over$500 right now.
If it came out today...
Exactly.
If it came out today, it's over$500.
But people will argue with youand be like, whoa, that was back

(36:55):
then.
Who cares about inflation?
Because if the Switch 2 came outback then and inflation now, I'm
like, but that's not the case,is it?
The Switch 2 is coming out nowand it is still less than what
the NES would cost today.
So what the fuck is the problem?
Yes, they are a little less userfriendly with charging you for
in-game chat.

(37:16):
They do have a monthlysubscription thing for in-game
chat.
That's wild.
That to me is kind of stupid.
That should just come naturally.
Actually, I take it back.
I don't hate that because mostlychildren are playing this.
That is fair.
I didn't think about it fromthat perspective.
It keeps it less toxic.

(37:39):
It keeps it less toxic, but italso keeps people that shouldn't
be talking to children away frompeople that shouldn't be talking
to each other.

SPEAKER_01 (37:48):
Unless they're willing to pay

SPEAKER_00 (37:50):
X amount of dollars.
The parents can now control thatand say, well, I'm not going to
spend$2.
Okay, it's$2, but I'm not goingto spend that right now because
you're too young to be gettingonline and chatting with people
anyway.
You don't need to be talking topeople online.

SPEAKER_01 (38:06):
You can play online, but you ain't going to talk to
nobody.

SPEAKER_00 (38:09):
Now that you put it that way into some kind of
perspective, okay, I'm not madabout it.
Brilliant.
Yeah, I'm actually not mad aboutit.
They should do that for Xbox.
What do you mean?
I use Discord to talk to mybuddies anyway.

SPEAKER_01 (38:24):
But like I said, I mean, I don't know.
I get what you're saying, Jay.
I just feel like, like I said, Ithink Xbox has that...
No

SPEAKER_00 (38:36):
shade to Xbox.
No shade to Xbox whatsoeverbecause I'm excited because
you're about to get an Xboxhandheld with Steam, which means
all the PlayStation exclusivesare going to be available to
those that never, that were all,you know, Xbox fanboys
essentially, that were alwayslike, man, I wish we would get

(38:57):
Spider-Man.
That alone.
That's a selling point.
Yeah, it's a selling point.
I have Steam.
I have access to every game.
You know what else it does?
It gives PC players a mobilitythat, like, the Steam Deck gave
you, but it just expanded thelibrary because, like, the Steam
Deck, I don't think, had accessto Game Pass, did it?

(39:19):
No.
No.
That's why you're getting threeseparate things.
You're getting your Game Pass,Steam, and your library on Xbox.
Right.
And if you game on PC, like Ido, I can access Game Pass
because it's Microsoft.
Mm-hmm.
So...
I could have my Xbox games andmy Steam games on my PC.
In one spot.
And now there's a device that'sabout to come out that allows me

(39:41):
to go mobile.
Like if I'm, you know, inanother city working on a
project for someone and I wantto bring some entertainment
along, I don't have to just playon my phone now.
Exactly.
That's pretty sick.
And people will value that.
You know, if they work in aspecific job where they get to
work remote, but for some reasonthere's like a conference now

(40:01):
and you, you know, you havedowntime between conferences.
and you want to have your games,but you can't bring your whole
PC.
People will buy it.
It's overpriced a little bit,but people will buy it.

SPEAKER_01 (40:14):
Steam Deck does allow you to play Game Pass
games, but you have to take thescenic route.
You have to open up a browserlike

SPEAKER_00 (40:25):
Microsoft Edge.
That's a lot.
Most people won't do that.
Nope.
They want the app.
They want to be able to just hita button and go with it.
Yeah, and that's the sellingpoint on the ROG ally, Xbox, is
that that's why Xbox decided,get rid of Windows 11.
We're not going to have to use abrowser.
It's literally just going to beright there at your fingertips.

(40:48):
Everything can just literally,like an app, like you would on
your Xbox.
You just go over here, clickthis, and it just fires right
up.
Oh, my God.
They streamlined the operatingsystem.
They basically rebuilt it ina...
functional form.
Exactly.
They could learn from that andapply it to Windows 12.
That would be pretty sweet.

(41:08):
You can connect a ROG to a TV.
Can you?

SPEAKER_01 (41:12):
Yeah.
There you go.
With a fucking USB fucking tosee.

SPEAKER_00 (41:16):
Okay.
So I wanted to say somethingearlier, but I let it get away
from me too far.
What I was going to say is itwouldn't need to be a$300
product add-on.
Those docking stations for theswitches can't be When you think
of the price to percentage foran accessory.

SPEAKER_01 (41:35):
That's true.

SPEAKER_00 (41:36):
Those docks are probably under$20.
All it is is a stand and thenthere's an HDMI cable that plugs
into the back of the Switch intoa TV.
That's all the ROG wouldactually need is a stand and an
HDMI to USB-C.

SPEAKER_01 (41:52):
And that's it.
I was going to say that earlier,but I let it get away.
I mean, I was just winging it.
I mean, we were just talking andI was just...

SPEAKER_00 (42:00):
No, I know, I know.
But I was going to clear that upand then I let it get away.
I didn't say anything.
I mean, is that on the originalROG Ally, though?
Well, that's on the ROG Allyright now.
Okay, so you'll have to see whatXbox allowed.
Because again, they partneredwith ROG Ally.
So what is it called now?

(42:20):
ROG Ally Xbox.
They just literally added thexbox to the name wrong ally
because it's all it what all itis is a partnership what's up um
yeah you will be able to myneighbor down the hall she uh
has been working on this productin secrecy

SPEAKER_01 (42:38):
no shit

SPEAKER_00 (42:41):
yeah so when they dropped the news she was like
sharing on her instagram aboutit oh my god one of One of the
features that they showcased inthe ad, like the commercial
drop, was a feature that she'sbeen personally working on, so I
thought that was really sick.
Oh, that's pretty dope.
That's dope as fuck.
Yeah.
And then...

(43:01):
I commented on her story and waslike, hey, if you need a
playtester, I'm right down thehall.
No shit.
She replied back and was like, Ihave one in my apartment right
now.
And I was like, dude, don't playwith me.
Give me, give me, give me, giveme.
I'm going to try.
I'm going to try and get myhands on it and fuck around with
it.
Try to.
I wish I would have.
I wish I would have known thatthis was the entertainment news.

(43:23):
because I would have tried toget it off of her.
A little more aggressive withit?
Yeah, I would have tried to geta hold of it.
Listen, that's okay, because ifyou can, if you absolutely can
work out a deal to where you canbeta test it in a way, I don't
know if that would be beta.
Just testing it out.
Yeah, just fucking with it.
We can absolutely do an ExtraLives episode about that.

(43:45):
Like your review about how...
That would be sick, yeah.
What?!

UNKNOWN (00:00):
!

SPEAKER_00 (43:52):
Try really fucking hard.
I will.
I will.
I'll hit her up this week.
Try really fucking hard.
That would be pretty dope.
Ain't gonna lie.
That would be dope.
I don't know.
I'm here for it.
I'm here for it.
Again, I'm not upset.
I'm not upset about it.
I'm excited for everybody to beable to get to play all the
PlayStation exclusives.

(44:13):
Finally, Yeti will maybe playThe Last of Us.
I don't fucking know.
I got a

SPEAKER_01 (44:17):
question, though.

SPEAKER_00 (44:18):
Do you think they would

SPEAKER_01 (44:19):
allow...
If it's at that price point, doyou think they'd allow, like, a
payment program?
No.

SPEAKER_00 (44:25):
I mean, there's always a firm.
It's always a firm.

SPEAKER_01 (44:29):
No.
Like a cell phone?

SPEAKER_00 (44:34):
Oh, like that?

SPEAKER_01 (44:35):
Yeah, cell

SPEAKER_00 (44:36):
phone companies.
They'll just have it through afirm or after pay.
Yeah, something like that.
But those companies are verygreedy.
They want their money in their

SPEAKER_01 (44:46):
hands.
that's in my finger hut

SPEAKER_00 (44:48):
yeah templeton is right though those companies are
very greedy they're gonna wanttheir money they don't want it
now right no i get it i get itunless you buy unless you buy it
on amazon and like like chrissaid it's gonna be a firm after
pay yeah after pay that's whereit's gonna be where they're they
they're getting their money andyou're just paying someone else

(45:09):
back basically yeah exactlythat's what like finger heart
like They have already boughtthe product and you're just
paying them and paying themextra for the same thing.
Could you imagine seeing thehandheld Xbox on your finger?
Get your wrong ally Xbox! What'sfunny is it probably would be.

(45:35):
I wouldn't doubt it.
So, of course, again, just toreiterate, I'm not mad about it.
I'm excited for...
It's exciting to think about asa gamer, right?
To see where everything's going.
Just for me, though, I stillprefer my consoles because, I
mean, granted, I do enjoy,especially when we go out of

(45:56):
town, I do enjoy bringing mySwitch along because it gives me
something to do.
And I have something fun to playon extreme down times.
I will literally just hook upMario and just go to fucking
town, right?
That's where I'm at with it.
But at the end of the day, whenI'm at home, I'm not going to be
playing the handheld.
I'm going to have it hooked upto my TV.
That's why I got it.

(46:16):
My TV's not going to becomeobsolete because of a handheld,
at least just not for me.
But I am excited for it.
For our listeners, you let usknow if you're excited for it.
How are you feeling about it?
The price tag has not beenannounced yet, though.
People are speculating that'sprobably what it's going to be
at since the Rock Ally isalready expensive as it is.

(46:39):
Now you slap Xbox on it.
$900 to$1,300?
Yeah, they're thinking thatmuch.
might be the price that might bethe price range which is for me
i'm like that's a no for me doglike it's not a hard no for me
but it would be a low on thepriorities list yeah by the time
by the time i would setdedicated spending money aside

(47:02):
to drop a thousand dollars on agaming rig that product will
have had three or fourgenerations.
No shit.
It's still really cool.
Yeah.
The fifth generation.
Especially with Nintendo.
They really, really retain theirlicensing rights.

(47:26):
Right.
So if you get like a new, likeZelda or new Mario or new
Castlevania or whatever, and youwant to play it, you're going to
have to have that console toplay it on because you're not
going to let anybody else haveit.
Right.
Excuse me.
I mean, to be fair, most, most,um, Castlevanias are, are like
cross platform.
I think, I think they, I don'tthink Nintendo holds onto that

(47:48):
one as tightly as I think theydo.
Um, yeah.
I mean, maybe not, but I'm justright.
What's that?
Castlevania is on PlayStationnetwork, right?
Yeah.
I got Castlevania on my steam.
Um, Like the Legacy Edition orwhatever.
Yeah, so I think there are someIPs they're not super tied over.

(48:12):
Certain games like classicfranchises or whatever.
Oh yeah, I mean that's...
Yeah, Nintendo's...
notoriously stingy.
Yeah, you'll never see Nintendogames like Zelda or Mario,
anything like that.
You're not going to see that onSteam or on Xbox anytime soon.
No.

(48:33):
Does Nintendo be stingy?
So if you want those games andyou don't want that console,
like if there's like a fuckingamazing Mario game that nobody's
heard of, you either have tohave that console or you're
going to be fucked.
Yeah, basically.
Right.
I mean, Super Mario emulator.
There you go.
Super Mario Wonder.

(48:54):
Yeah.
Dope.
But anyway.
Yeah.
Just let us know in the chat howyou how you're feeling about it.
Let us know in the comments.
Yeti, do you do you feel likefinishing your story or are you
are you like moments past?
Yeah.
Finish your story, Yeti.
I don't even know where I leftoff.
So moments passed.
Okay.
Well, if you would do us a greatfavor and pull up Reddit

(49:16):
roulette for us, we'll have awhole new story to talk about.

SPEAKER_01 (49:22):
Sounds like a plan.
Stan.
Stan.
Stan.
All right.
Now, if you guys remember, twoweeks ago, we said we were going
to do this particular Reddit

SPEAKER_00 (49:34):
story.
Oh, that's right.
Did you save it?

SPEAKER_01 (49:39):
So am I the asshole for criticizing my husband's
drilling skills?

SPEAKER_00 (49:42):
That means yes.
So I say we do that one.
Let's do it.
Light it up.
Go for it.
That's right.
Now it's not Reddit or Lit.
It's Reddit or Reddit.

SPEAKER_01 (49:54):
I don't know if I have the whole thing.

SPEAKER_00 (49:55):
You're such a bitch.
No, but I screenshotted it.
No, I screenshotted it.
I don't

SPEAKER_01 (50:03):
know if it's the whole...
You had one job.
I know,

SPEAKER_00 (50:07):
right?
Couldn't use like...
Wait, can you look it up?
I'm gonna try

SPEAKER_01 (50:10):
it real quick.
I'm gonna try

SPEAKER_00 (50:12):
to...
Look up their username.
You had one job, Yeti.
One motherfucking job!

UNKNOWN (50:21):
Awful.

SPEAKER_01 (50:22):
What's the username?

SPEAKER_00 (50:24):
I don't know.
You tell us.
Joe Mama.

SPEAKER_01 (50:27):
What the fuck?
Criticizing my husband'sdrilling skills.
Criticizing...

SPEAKER_00 (50:33):
I wonder what she means by drilling skills.
I sort of feel like this couldalready have been done, but what
do I know?
What do you mean?
Wait a minute.
You mean we could have beenprepared?

SPEAKER_01 (50:49):
I did screenshot the whole thing.

SPEAKER_00 (50:52):
Okay, so...

SPEAKER_01 (50:55):
Let's see if her...
Oh, I didn't have the thing.
Okay.
So we are moving right now.
My husband was taking down stuffoff the walls that I hadn't
already taken down.
My husband usually does most ofthe tool work only because he
insists, which is fine.
But growing up to work with acarpenter dad and mastering a
drill by 10, I couldn't takehearing him stripping the screws

(51:15):
any longer.
So I told him that he wasstripping the screws and he
needs to be more careful.
He kept doing it and I told himagain.
I told him again to ease thescrews before going fast.
He turned and started yelling atme.
He's not stripping the screws.
I literally pointed out thescrew and showed him that he

(51:37):
was.
I mean, so...

SPEAKER_00 (52:06):
If he's stripping the screws and it doesn't really
like it's only his time thathe's wasting.
I don't whatever.
I am not the not the same.
Drilling criticism that wethought.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's what I said.
Wonder what they mean by thesescrews.

(52:27):
But I will say times aredefinitely hard if the screws
are stripping.
That's true.
Listen, listen.
That's a good joke.
That's a good joke, okay?
Everybody that's listening rightnow.
That's a good joke.

(52:48):
That was solid.
That was solid.
Better than you think it is.
Just think about it.
Like that one, that was going toget drilled into your head.
Wait, wait.
Chris, you got to do it right.
For the joke.
Let's go, baby.

(53:08):
Anyway, so is she asking ifshe's the asshole for
criticizing his drilling

SPEAKER_01 (53:15):
skills?
Yes, yes.
Because he was stripping thescrews.
So here's the

SPEAKER_00 (53:23):
thing.
I

SPEAKER_01 (53:24):
know every relationship, every marriage,
every partnership is fuckingdifferent, right?
And I'm telling you right now,the way me and my wife act
toward each other, if I'm doingsomething stupid...
It's vicious.

UNKNOWN (53:37):
It's vicious.

SPEAKER_01 (53:38):
She will be the first one to be like, yo, you
are doing something stupid.
It's vicious.
And straight call me out on mybullshit.
She does.

SPEAKER_00 (53:46):
I think that's most relationships though, right?
The people closest to us are thequickest to tell us how much of
a dumbass we are.
Right, right?
Okay.
Is

SPEAKER_01 (53:58):
she the asshole?
No, because if roles werereversed, there's a good chance
he would have said something.
I mean, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 (54:06):
Yeah.
I mean, it sounds like he wasalready gaslighting her into
trying to believe he had gooddrilling skills.
So he's 100% going to gaslighther if she's doing it.
I love that she brings up thefact he's an office worker.
Right.
Right.
As soon as I heard that, I waslike, oh, he doesn't know what

(54:27):
he's doing.
She sounds like my wife.
Like, that's the shit my wifewould

SPEAKER_01 (54:30):
say.

SPEAKER_00 (54:31):
She would be like, yo, you work in an office.
Put the drill down.
Put the drill down.
What?
Put the drill down.
She'd be like, call Jeremy.
Yep, basically.
Step away from the drill.
Step away from the drill.
Get the bullpen ready.
Make the call.
Make the call.

SPEAKER_01 (54:53):
I'm telling you, man.
Nah, she's not the asshole, bro.
He just needs to get over hislittle fucking ego.
That's what that comes down to.
That's him being annoyed thathis ego was put in check.

SPEAKER_00 (55:05):
100% agree.
I'm sorry.
Go ahead, Templeton.
What were you saying?
I said I agree.
You agree that she's not theasshole?
Yeah.
The only thing I would add is ifit's not time sensitive and you
don't know what the fuck you'redoing and it takes you a week
and a half, two weeks, threeweeks to do a basic job, who are

(55:29):
you getting mad at?
I mean, let me explain this toyou.
If it takes anybody a week toscrew something into a wall, I'm
going to stop you at like daytwo and be like, just go to
sleep.
Go to bed.
Give me the drill.
I will tell you this.
The one thing that I've

SPEAKER_01 (55:53):
been working with, I feel like I've been working with
a lot of screws lately.
The one thing I've noticed Ifind myself doing more and more
is adjusting the torque of thedrill.

SPEAKER_00 (56:02):
Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 (56:03):
Like,

SPEAKER_00 (56:03):
if it's something really minor...
Pulling the trigger and like Nocause like you can On most
drills Oh you're talking aboutlike the twisty

SPEAKER_01 (56:13):
Yeah so like the lowest setting Is like two and
you use like two to four Is likefor plastics Like the softer the
material that you're screwinginto It will once it hits that
Friction point it will stop

SPEAKER_00 (56:25):
Listen to Yeti mansplaining screwdrivers Yeah I
know I'm done whatever Fuck youJake Fuck you Jake Are you not
being a brother for once?
I fucking hate it here.

(56:45):
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
Just the way he was getting...
You know, you just gotta turnthe lowest setting is two.
he must have ditched he musthave ditched the black force

(57:05):
ones and put the dad force onesback

SPEAKER_01 (57:09):
on that's what he did I put the

SPEAKER_00 (57:11):
new balances on dude whatever

SPEAKER_01 (57:14):
what's the next thing we talking about cause
we're

SPEAKER_00 (57:16):
moving on

SPEAKER_01 (57:16):
I'm fucking dead I've

SPEAKER_00 (57:18):
hitched a ride to the next bus stop fuck y'all i'm
sorry i'm sorry i have tearsfalling down my face right now
i'm so sorry i'm so sorry but noi i would have to say not the
asshole because just let youknow tighten up buttercup like

(57:40):
she's just for the most partlike to get his point a lot of
relationships are kind of thesame like in the aspect of like
you're always poking fun at eachother right and if you can't do
that if you can't do that whatare y'all even doing like you
should you should be able tocall out your partner's dumb

(58:00):
shit like you know you're doingthat wrong right right you know
like like you should be able todo that so tighten that
buttercup it's okay it'll beit'll be okay kind of like our
last our last episode was likehey bro hey bro hey bro I was

(58:22):
fucking dying on that lastepisode.
Listening to that last episodewas fucking peak.
I was like, we were all like, itwas tale of, it was honestly the
tale.
We were.
It was a tale of two showsbecause it was like in the very
in the first half, it was likewe were just off the fucking
rails and we were just all overthe goddamn place.
Joke after joke after joke afterjoke.

(58:43):
And I was like, what the fuck isgoing on?
And then the second half, it'slike we just got dead serious
because we just had this deepass conversation.
I was like, yo, this is honestlyone of my favorite fucking
episodes.
Bro, you're making me go to thegym, bro.
You didn't even ask about myday, about my trip.
I was like, oh.
That's right.

(59:04):
That's right.
I was trying to think, what areyou talking about?
That's right.
The Reddit story.
The fucking lady.
Yeah, the Reddit story.
You didn't even ask about mytrip.
Why'd you lie in your fuckinginterview?
God, bro.
I literally

SPEAKER_01 (59:20):
just...
My wife's friends came into townand...
One of them's boyfriend got avery high-paying job, and he
lied during the interview.

SPEAKER_00 (59:33):
He said that he did something that he didn't
necessarily do.
Wait, hold up.
Hold up.
How old ago was that?
Just recent.
Like, recent, recent.
All right, so we'll justpretend, like, last month.
And we got to pay attention tolike how long he lasts.
Yeah.
Yeah.
You're on the clock.

(59:57):
So

SPEAKER_01 (01:00:01):
to be fair, the job does constitute what he did do,
but there was just a little.
Yeah.
A little fudging.

SPEAKER_00 (01:00:10):
But it's all good.
I even hate him.
Yeah, me neither.
But of course, it's probablysomething that he'll be able to
pick up along the way.
It's probably something he's notgoing to be able to be incapable
of learning.
A thousand percent.
Unless it's something like, sowe need you to rebuild a
spaceship out of a toaster.
He's like, yeah, I've done that.
Yeah, easy.

(01:00:30):
I like work.
Easy peasy, lemon squeezy.
Got this.

SPEAKER_01 (01:00:33):
He helped build the submarine.

SPEAKER_00 (01:00:37):
Right.
i helped build the titan subwhich by the way okay you know
what it's up so no we're done nono no no no because i want to i
want to save i want to save thatanyway um so yeah anyway not not
the asshole what'd you say whatare you gonna save it for uh
because i think that should beour next episode because i just
watched both of thosedocumentaries today oh you're

(01:00:59):
talking about the ocean gate yesthe ocean gate thing okay okay
holy all right so you Yeah?
Holy shit.
So what

SPEAKER_01 (01:01:05):
documentaries,

SPEAKER_00 (01:01:07):
are they both on Netflix?
No, one just came out onNetflix.
The other's on HBO Max, and it'scalled Implosion, and it has
like Josh Gates as a guest.

SPEAKER_01 (01:01:17):
I need to watch those.
Bro.
Bro.
I'm going to add him to my list.
Bro.
I'm going to watch him thisweekend.

SPEAKER_00 (01:01:22):
Just the shit that you learn about them, like, yo,
like, mm-mm, mm-mm.
We'll touch base on that on thenext episode, I think.
I'll watch that.
Ocean Titan?
uh it's look for implosion onmax and then uh okay i think
it's i think it's titan onnetflix

SPEAKER_01 (01:01:44):
it's titan yeah if you

SPEAKER_00 (01:01:45):
if you type in titan submersible on netflix yep it's

SPEAKER_01 (01:01:49):
about it's an hour and 50 minutes

SPEAKER_00 (01:01:50):
the the net yeah the netflix one i think i think mine
said like two hours so like twohours five minutes or some shit
like

SPEAKER_01 (01:01:58):
that on netflix yeah maybe the maybe the hulu or the
one netflix is an hour and 15 or25 51 I'm actually

SPEAKER_00 (01:02:06):
excited to do that.
Are we, are we saying thatthat's the next episode?
Yeah, we'll say that's it.
We'll save that for the nextepisode.
Oh, I mean like, is that likefor sure the next episode?
I guess it doesn't matter how Iasked it.
That was me being acoustic.
I'm sorry.
I apologize.

(01:02:26):
Short answer, yes.
Thank you.
I was talking about this with mycoworker today.
Oh, for real?
Because he had sold thedocumentary and he was telling
me about it.
We were just chatting about it alittle bit.
So now I really want to see itbecause he turned me on to it.
Now we're talking about it hereand I'm like, oh, I got to watch

(01:02:46):
this shit.
Definitely watch it.
I'll watch them this weekend.
I got done watching both of themand it made me feel worse for
the other people.
I would go ahead and say theother people that were on it.
it's safe for the one dude.
Literally.

(01:03:06):
Just watch it.
There's one person I don't feelbad for.
Precisely.
There's only one person on thatmotherfucker I do not feel bad
for.
I don't want to talk about itright now

SPEAKER_01 (01:03:15):
because my brain's thinking

SPEAKER_00 (01:03:17):
about it right now.
Just watch it.
Move on.
Which will be a perfect time tobring up Magic Mind! why because
yeti is like my brain it can'tit can't contemplate doing two
things at once i'm like no i getthat but with magic mind this

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performance, for calm energy, tocalm your little ass down.

(01:03:58):
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So as of right now, I'm going totake my little shot.
Tastes so good.
So my focus has now beenrestored.

(01:04:41):
Had to get the little had to getthe little corner.
You know what I'm saying?
I can see the health meter goingup.
He's over 9,000.
Regina, what does the scoutersay?
Okay, so with that being said,what are we chit-chatting about

(01:05:06):
today?
Your face?
Is that this week or next week?
The lovely...
The lovely world of AI.
AI?
Allen Iverson?
That's crazy.
Why are we bringing him up?
Yes, yes.
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,
wait, wait.
No, no, no, no.

(01:05:26):
AI.
Artificial intelligence.
Now, I know we spoke about this.
Yeah, we spoke about this lastseason.
And, you know, we had aninteresting talk back then, too,
because I think we all agreedthat it can be a nice tool to
use if you use it the right way,right?

(01:05:48):
Like, it does have its place inthe world.
But since then, there have beensome interesting developments
that I don't know if everybodyhere knows about, or even you,
the listeners, know about.
I don't know how closely youfollow AI or anything that's
going on, but...
What do y'all know has happenedsince then?

(01:06:09):
Like what do you, what havey'all seen with AI so far?

SPEAKER_01 (01:06:15):
Uh, shoot.
Well, I'm going to

SPEAKER_00 (01:06:18):
start with, go ahead.

SPEAKER_01 (01:06:19):
No, go ahead.
No,

SPEAKER_00 (01:06:21):
you first.
You have a better thought that Ido.
No, you first.

SPEAKER_01 (01:06:24):
Okay.
I was just going to start itwith something simple.
Something I'm going to saybasic, but it's really not
basic, but just how far vehicleshave gone.
As far into the driverlessSelf-driving technology Yeah,
self-driving technology aspectBecause a year ago It was

(01:06:44):
nothing Like it is right now Forexample, there's actually Big
rigs Delivering products InTexas From Shit, Dallas to
Austin I think those are the twocities And these rigs are
completely Driverless I don'tlike that.

SPEAKER_00 (01:07:06):
They actually, they actually were doing that for,
um, uh, for, I forget how longthey were doing it, but they
actually had those driverlesssemis going cross country.
Had no driver.
Yeah.
Had no driver in it whatsoever.
Yeah.
Just, just cross country from,from like New York to LA or some
shit like that.
And they made the trip.

(01:07:28):
Were they hauling product?
Yeah, they were actually haulingproduct.
Oh, shit.
Because Elon, I guess Elonwanted to, because Elon's the
mind behind it.
So he wanted to see how it testruns.
I don't know where the walletis.
Definitely the wallet.
Definitely the wallet behind it.
Yes, you're right.

(01:07:48):
His pockets do run deep.
But no, you are right, Yeti.
Driverless vehicles...
They are coming a very long way.
They have.
In one short year.
That's the part that I wanted totalk about was how quickly it
has advanced since we lasttalked about it.
Because there has been crazyshit.

(01:08:09):
Grizz, I know you had a thoughtthat you wanted to share.
Yeah, my thought has fullydeveloped now.
Yes! With Yeti's answer, I'mlike, oh, okay, we're going to
start there.
Cool.
So here in Seattle, the airporthas...
AI wheelchairs oh wow like youknow usually when you're in the

(01:08:30):
airport and like an elderlyperson or just like a disabled
person or just someone that'slike can't move as much someone
who's ADA needing a wheelchairsomebody has to push it

SPEAKER_01 (01:08:42):
right

SPEAKER_00 (01:08:42):
an employee has to push them through the airport
well in seattle and i'm sureother airports now but i saw
them here in seattle first umhave the the those wheelchairs
that are just operating on theirown so a guest can just hop in
it and then it'll take you i'msure there's like some things
that you have to press on tolike program which gate or

(01:09:05):
whatever probably just a

SPEAKER_01 (01:09:06):
little little barcode.
You'd probably just scan your

SPEAKER_00 (01:09:09):
ticket information.
Yeah, you're right.
You're absolutely probablyright.
I actually didn't even thinkabout that.
And it goes.
That'd be pretty crazy.
That's fucking crazy.
And then the other thing I wasgoing to say is places like San
Francisco have driverless Ubersnow.
It's not Uber, but it's like adriverless cab, basically.

SPEAKER_01 (01:09:33):
LA set them on

SPEAKER_00 (01:09:33):
fire.
well yeah i'm not mad at thatbut yeah okay and they cost like
you're right you're

SPEAKER_01 (01:09:40):
right thousand

SPEAKER_00 (01:09:40):
dollars per night that's all right i don't care
how much they cost give a littlespice but i don't give a fuck
i'm sorry anyway i'm not goingto go down that rabbit hole yeah
they're called wamos wamos Whata terrible name.

(01:10:01):
What a terrible name.
Yeah, they win, Ramo.
Whammo go with kablammo.
Anyway.

SPEAKER_01 (01:10:11):
That's crazy.
And get this.
When they were set on fire, theywere still driving around.

SPEAKER_00 (01:10:15):
No, of course they were.
Because it's AI.
They don't know anything else.
Like, it's not a person, right?
It's not going to be like, I'mon fire.
It took a minute for

SPEAKER_01 (01:10:24):
it to realize, like, oh, shit, I'm dead.

SPEAKER_00 (01:10:26):
It was probably just trying to, like, continue its
path until it ran out of power.
Yeah.
That's insane if you think aboutit.
Templeton! What's up?
What's your thoughts on AI?
You seen any of these crazyadvancements going on?
I mean, a little bit.

(01:10:48):
I guess my...
What I got from thisconversation is we could
situations where AI is incompetition with another AI.
I can see that.
What do you mean by that?
You could have

SPEAKER_01 (01:11:09):
a program, an AI program that is left-leaning in
an

SPEAKER_00 (01:11:20):
argumentative conversation with another AI
that is right-leaning justbecause there's certain keywords
or whatever that

SPEAKER_01 (01:11:33):
spark that conversation.

SPEAKER_00 (01:11:38):
I mean, AI is always going to be kind of limited to
programming and code.
So, I mean...
Right, right, right.
That's kind of my point, though.
Yeah, I guess it could have biaswritten code.

SPEAKER_01 (01:11:53):
Right,

SPEAKER_00 (01:11:53):
it's going to

SPEAKER_01 (01:11:55):
be based on whatever the parameters are set by the
builder, I guess

SPEAKER_00 (01:11:59):
you'd say.
Right, by the programmer.
Or the programmer.
It's all going to bealgorithmic.
That's my point, like...
You never know a thousandpercent if you're talking with
an actual person or if you'retalking with an AI.
But it's always going torespond.
If it is an AI, it's going toalways respond to certain
keywords in your conversationwith it.

(01:12:23):
Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 (01:12:25):
I'm glad you said that because that leads to the
next point.
If you call someone or if you'retrying to get something done or
whatever, at what point ShouldAI have to identify itself as
AI?
When are laws going to startbeing put in

SPEAKER_00 (01:12:41):
place?
At the moment, it answers mycall.
I should know at the verybeginning before we start
talking.

SPEAKER_01 (01:12:47):
I 100,000% agree.
Because I just feel like thereshould be some kind of watermark
indicating that we're nottalking to a person.
And it's scary...
Because, like, to be fair, we'rein it right now.
We are in it right now.
We're

SPEAKER_00 (01:13:04):
in the weeds.
Oh, yeah.

SPEAKER_01 (01:13:07):
Okay, like, for example, and this is going to
embark in Grizz's area, but,like, you go onto TikTok or
Instagram, and you startwatching some of these reels
that are created by AI, and Ihave seen some that I'm like,
wait a minute.
Time out.
Hold on.
Was that real?

(01:13:28):
And I started second-guessingmyself.
And I have to watch the videoten times to see if I can see an
extra finger or something morphin the background or something
just to verify what I'm lookingat.
Because it's getting scarily

SPEAKER_00 (01:13:43):
good.
That's a huge part of the reasonwhy I wanted to bring it up.
Because Google VO3 is, Ibelieve, what he might be
talking about.
Yes, I think it is.
They're using that for theBigfoot...
little snippets and all thatkind of shit.
But they're making fullproduction movies from just

(01:14:04):
prompting AI.
And there's actually a wholethere's almost like a trailer
almost that they set up.
It's like small clips frommovies that was made all AI, all
from prompting.
And the reason why you know itis is because they literally
prompt the characters.
They look like real people.

(01:14:24):
They look like just people, youand I.
And they're doing something inthe movie, show, whatever it is.
And they're like, oh, yeah, youthink this is real?
No, they're prompting us to dothis.
Prompt me to do somethingproductive.
And then they'll, you know, justsome random shit going on in the
background.
And I'm like, I mean I couldn'ttell you know what I mean

(01:14:48):
because it's like I'm like holyfuck that's crazy

SPEAKER_01 (01:14:52):
there was one I watched and it was the one I
specifically remember was abrunette female And she was
standing in the water.
With a news anchor.

SPEAKER_00 (01:15:00):
Yeah.
And she's standing in the water.
She's like, here I am reportingfrom blah, blah, blah.
And he's like, oh, you thoughtthis was real?
No, I'm just AI.
And then a dolphin swims upbehind her.
It's like a dolphin or a whale.
It's just like, brr.
I'm like, what the fuck?
What the hell is going on?
They're just teasing us at thispoint.
Essentially, yes.
But

SPEAKER_01 (01:15:18):
up until the point before she said that, overall,
it was fucking legit.
Mm-hmm.
And you really, it was hard todetermine like, or distinguish
if it was AI or not.
It's fucking scary.

SPEAKER_00 (01:15:31):
Like the talking gorilla and the Sasquatch ones
are pretty easy, but like whenthey're using the humans, have
you guys seen like the aliensones where it's like, would you
date an alien or a human?
Yes.
And it's like an alieninterviewing another alien.
I've never seen that.
He's like, I'm probably onfucking mushroom TikTok or some

(01:15:54):
shit.
Anyway.
He's like, oh, man, I wouldtotally date an alien.
Humans are aggressive, bro.
They just want to killeverything.
Yeah.
I did see that one.
Yeah, I did see that one.
So it's like, I mean, peopleare, I mean, I guess they're
having fun with AI right now.
But I guess the whole, the wholeidea I want to bring up is when

(01:16:16):
does it become, when does itstop being fun?
When you find somebody,

SPEAKER_01 (01:16:22):
when it, when a person of, I'm going to, I'm
going to say of power or of rankor of whatever.
Okay.

SPEAKER_00 (01:16:33):
Status.
Thank you.
Good job.
Good

SPEAKER_01 (01:16:35):
word.
Templeton is shown in a videodoing something.
Malicious and they have to proveThat it was not them

SPEAKER_00 (01:16:44):
First of all it's malicious Secondly They've been
dealing with deep fakes for along time now So that's really
nothing new There's digitalcodes There's digital codes
though Like the video you'll beable to tell if it was
artificially made Right You'llbe able to break that down
There'll be digital footprintshopefully Well there should be

(01:17:06):
If they're able to like replacethe digital footprint with like
something to make it look likeit was really recorded that's a
problem that's what that's whati should probably stop talking
someone's gonna be like yeahthat's a good idea here's the
thing though and how do you knowhow do you know it's not already

(01:17:26):
happening or being worked on solike so that's the scary part
right everything's being workedon so what if like one rapper is
is beefing with another rapperAnd then he uses a dead rapper.
We all know where you're goingwith this one, Templeton.

(01:17:47):
So, are y'all ready to get mad?
Y'all ready to get angry?
Y'all ready to have your mindblown?
Because I've been waiting totalk about this because I've
actually been kind of followingit kind of closely.
And Grizz, I know the artist inyou is going to be like,
Motherfucker! Because I was kindof the same way.

(01:18:07):
So...
Have y'all heard of what's goingon with Timbaland right now?
No.
No.
Like the boots?
Like the producer.
Like the music producer,Timbaland.
Oh.
Oh, my bad.
Oh, no, he signed an AI artist.
So, hang on.
Stop it.
Stop right there.
What the fuck is an AI artist?
So, his situation is this.

(01:18:28):
I didn't read about this.
His situation is this.
His situation is this.
So, remember, Yeti, I told you alittle while ago that Timbaland
goes on to TikTok, he does hislives, whatever, and you submit
your music to him.
Now, they paid...
I think it was like$20,something like that.
And they pay like$20, and yousend him like three of your

(01:18:50):
songs, and he'll play them whileon TikTok Live, and he'll give
you that critique.
Like, whether it's trash,whether it's good, whatever,
what have you.
He advertised that he wasplanning on signing five
artists.
He said, let's make some music.
So he's planning on signing fiveartists.
He's been at this for a longtime, okay?

(01:19:13):
Fun fact, nobody has been signedyet.
Not a single person has beensigned.
Come to find out that headlinethat fucking Yeti brought up,
Timbaland invested in AI andsaid that he signed a artist
called Tata.
Terrible name, I know.

(01:19:34):
But he signed an AI artist namedTata and he actually created a
whole world for Tata.
Like literally a whole worldfrom AI, just prompting it, all
that kind of shit.
Now.
Wait, wait, wait.
Timbaland did?
Timbaland did.
The AI artist.
Oh, no.
Timbaland.
So he created his own AI artist.

(01:19:54):
Hang on.
It gets better.
In its

SPEAKER_01 (01:19:56):
own world.

SPEAKER_00 (01:19:57):
Hang on.
It gets better.
So the claim is that all of theartists that submitted their
music, he was using their musicto train and teach the AI.
No.

UNKNOWN (01:20:10):
Oh.

SPEAKER_00 (01:20:11):
Oh, so people.
Oh, people on TikTok.
Well, technically, no, becauseunless you unless you go unless
he didn't disclose why.
Unless unless it is copywritten.
Technically, yes, he can't.
He can't.
He can't.
He can't use it for monetaryvalue.
But unless it is copywritten,you really won't have a case.

(01:20:33):
And a lot of the lawyers thatthey've already spoken to.
I said, like I said, I've beenfollowing it now.
If he if he makes money.
You can, you can swing theangle.
You, you might have to waituntil he makes money.
Right.
But because he, he, hewrongfully used their, their
talents to train his artificialintelligence program.

(01:20:56):
If he makes any money from it,he's he's in a lot he's in a lot
of trouble he's he's people ontiktok have been dragging him
like fucking crazy rightfully sobecause that to me is some
absolute fucking bullshit rightbecause how the fuck you gonna
do that but but that is

SPEAKER_01 (01:21:13):
crazy

SPEAKER_00 (01:21:14):
he has been backpedaling so much and
somebody had mentioned onbecause this girl i for i forget
her fucking name um somethingLee.
And she's, she's like a musicteacher and she's also an
independent artist, but she, um,she was, she was doing a live
talking about it.
Cause she, she was actually onTimberlands live, just kind of
like, she wasn't like attackinghim.

(01:21:34):
She was upset because of what,like, you know, what was
uncovered, what was discoveredabout the whole thing.
And she was obviously tellinghim how wrong that is, but
Timberlands trying to defend,like, just let me cook, just let
me cook, just see what I come upwith, blah, blah, blah, blah,
blah.
But during her live, somebodymentioned that Timbaland stopped
accepting submissions.
And I was like, no way.

(01:21:55):
So I went over to his TikTokpage and it still says in his
bio that you can submit music.
But when you go to his bio...
It's not available.
It's gone.
So I was like, I think that'skind of an admission of guilt.
Yeah.
Like you obviously, like peopleare calling you out now.
I mean, somebody in his corneris like, hey, you got to
deactivate this link, dog.

(01:22:15):
Hello.
So with that being said, how dowe feel about AI?

UNKNOWN (01:22:22):
Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 (01:22:26):
So here's my too-long-to-not-read version.
Okay.
TLD art.
AI should not be responsible forcreating art or anything that
has...
human emotional attachment to itAI is okay to replace jobs in
the form of automation whetherit be packing and picking Amazon

(01:22:46):
packages driving packages anddangerous goods across the
country or flying airplanes oncewe get to that point because
those are jobs that you know arethey pay a lot because they risk
a lot.
Like if something goes wrong,those people, maybe not so much
in a warehouse, but I mean, itcan like, there's big equipment.

(01:23:06):
So I take it back.
Um, people could get likeseriously injured.
That's why these jobs pay a lot.
So we could save lives andbetter the quality of humans in
the future by automating thoseproper processes.
Um, this is not a too long, didnot read version.
This is just the right amount ofreading.

(01:23:27):
Yeah.
so my only

SPEAKER_01 (01:23:32):
thing about that I kind of missed a little bit I
missed the last part of thatreplacing AI with to drive or to
fly the only problem with thatwould be the the human how do I
say this The experience, Iguess, the human experience in

(01:23:55):
certain situations.
Like if you've driven for 30years and you see something that
you've seen before, you may knowhow to respond, I guess, quicker
versus an AI who's never seen.
Do you know

SPEAKER_00 (01:24:11):
what I'm trying to say?

SPEAKER_01 (01:24:11):
I

SPEAKER_00 (01:24:12):
hear you.
And I agree with you for alittle bit of it.
But we will never be faster thancomputers at processing
information.
That is very true.
And our eyes will never be moresensitive and more accurate than
cameras.
That's very true.
And there will be a point whereAI will be better than we can at
reflecting, like, reflexes andmanaging risk analysis.

(01:24:37):
For sure.
For sure.

SPEAKER_01 (01:24:39):
That's fair.
I never thought

SPEAKER_00 (01:24:40):
of it like that.
I agree with you.
However, I

SPEAKER_01 (01:24:45):
disagree

SPEAKER_00 (01:24:45):
right now.
I agree with you right now.
I agree with you, but I don'ttrust AI, but there will be a
point when I will get therebecause it will be

SPEAKER_01 (01:24:57):
better.
Okay.
So now this leads me to this.
Have you guys seen the cellphone conversation?

SPEAKER_00 (01:25:06):
Yeah.
When they talk in like SIM modeor

SPEAKER_01 (01:25:09):
gibberish.

SPEAKER_00 (01:25:10):
Yeah.
Are you talking slim?
Did you hear about this, Jay?
When they created their ownlanguage?
Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 (01:25:17):
No.

SPEAKER_00 (01:25:18):
What do you

SPEAKER_01 (01:25:18):
mean,

SPEAKER_00 (01:25:19):
no?
Yeah, the AI have their own

SPEAKER_01 (01:25:19):
language they

SPEAKER_00 (01:25:20):
talk in.

SPEAKER_01 (01:25:20):
No, no.
So one happened more recently.
Like, I'm talking like the past,like, two or three weeks where
the cell phones, there was threecell phones on a table.
Cell phone one said, hey...
I'm calling about, and this isall done in a supervised, you
know what I'm saying?

(01:25:40):
Like trial.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And like the parameters are setup by the humans.
Like everything is there andit's just seeing how they
interacted with each other.
So cell phone one says, Hey, I'mcalling about John Smith's ID
card.
He lost it.
It's, it's a, it's a securitythreat and he lost it.

(01:26:03):
He needs to be replaced.
Da da da da.
Cell phone two says, oh, and thecell phone one identifies as an
AI.
Hey, this is AI such and suchcalling in regards to this.
Cell phone two says, oh, you'rean AI.
Cell phone one says, yeah, areyou?
And then cell phone two says,yes, I am too.
They say a couple more words forwhatever, for a couple more

(01:26:27):
seconds.
Cell phone three then chimes inand says, hey, You guys are
cross-referencing.
This shouldn't be happening orsomething down that line.
And cell phone one or two thensays, hey, this is a compromised
line.
Do you want to switch togibberish?
And the other cell phoneresponds and says, yes.

(01:26:49):
They go to a secure line andthe...
The sounds they make is like...
It reminds me of an AOL dial-uptone.
Right, because

SPEAKER_00 (01:26:57):
it's their own language.
Right, it's their own language.
Yes, yes.
That's happened several times.

SPEAKER_01 (01:27:05):
I know, but it's just...
Watching it again, it'sdisturbing.
Because if you add in what Grizzjust said, at some point,
they're going to be...
quicker with reflexes becausethe camera sees better than the
human eye robots will justnaturally be faster than humans
you add that with the ability toadapt and to learn like what the

(01:27:31):
fuck and then I was readingabout some AI I read some AI
they put the parameters in andAI became racist and In a short
amount of time And I don't knowif that story is real or not

SPEAKER_00 (01:27:45):
But I said, are you serious?
You'll have to dig into thatYeah, I was like, are you
kidding me?
Because I mean That sounds likea program I can't speak to the I
can't speak to the racistprogramming AI But I did see a
video recently That This personwas asking AI Like where did you

(01:28:13):
come from and the ai respondedi've all i've always been here
yeah i've seen that uh and andlike like you you're just
discovering me we yeah i've i'veyeah you're just you're just now
discovering me like i've alwaysbeen here and kind of like
waiting for you to to find uswhich is crazy yeah and i was

(01:28:38):
like okay i don't know how realthis video is well this is weird
uh but if if if that was realthat's some crazy shit because
like what if what if we fuckinghave found this shit before
earlier in civilization and itall has been wiped away from

(01:29:01):
some fucking mistake somenuclear

SPEAKER_01 (01:29:04):
fucking bullshit and we're just

SPEAKER_00 (01:29:05):
following like yeah that's where my brain goes
sometimes

SPEAKER_01 (01:29:12):
so this was posted from Georgia Tech in 2022 so it
said uh Okay, the robot haslearned toxic stereotypes
through these flawed neuralnetwork models.
It has become...
Yes, we're at risk of creating ageneration of racist and sexist

(01:29:35):
robots.

SPEAKER_00 (01:29:36):
Bet.
You know what?
That's the American dream thateveryone's talking about.
We got robots as racist as thepeople that made them.
What they're

SPEAKER_01 (01:29:51):
doing is they're just processing the stuff they
find that's out there.
And then they're building withthe parameters that the
programmers set, they buildbuild what they feel again right

SPEAKER_00 (01:30:06):
in their head in their heads programming is like
oh my god programming but that'sthat's nuts that we're gonna
have we have racist ai before wegot gt

SPEAKER_01 (01:30:17):
that's from georgia tech university so unless
georgia tech university isfucking long

SPEAKER_00 (01:30:26):
like this is this is just what did you say jay that
was beautiful you say you weregonna have racist yeah we We got
racist AI before we got GTA 6.
This is some bullshit.
Fuck you, Rockstar.
Put the fucking game out! Fuckyou, Rockstar.

(01:30:47):
It's fucking crazy.
No, it is.
GTA 6 is going to have AI robotsinside the game.
Probably.
I wouldn't doubt it.
There'll be some meta...
No, no, no.
Actually, actually.
Okay, so you say that, but Iwant to bring this up because
apparently when the PS5 firstlaunched, right before the

(01:31:13):
latest Matrix movie came out,They created a game specifically
for the PS5 to demonstrate thepower and all that stuff that
comes with the PS5 in a Matrixgame.
Now, supposedly, the AI in thatgame started becoming aware that
it was in a game.

(01:31:35):
And it was asking the players...
Yikes.
Yeah, it was asking the playersquestions like, why am I here?
What's going on?
Why am I here?
I was like...
uh oh you know what I mean I'mlike Mr.
Anderson Mr.
Anderson but no I was like ohthat's fucking wild like what

(01:31:57):
the fuck but like the moreobviously the more you play the
game like I supposedly the morethe AI NPCs that were walking
around started saying like getme out of here I can't believe
I'm why am I here I don'tunderstand get me out of here
I'm like that's fucking crazybro I'd start fucking bugging if
I played that game you know whatI'm saying around downtown just

(01:32:18):
like get the fucking voices outof my head stop stop stop I've
not played it I do have it in mylibrary I would like to give it
a try oh my god I mean I couldchange your life I could and
report back listen if you see mewith a tinfoil hat on afterward
you'll be like yeah he played itoh we're in table 10

SPEAKER_01 (01:32:40):
where'd

SPEAKER_00 (01:32:41):
he go I know damn what happened we lost him Damn
it.
That's a bummer.
It is.
So, so yeah, but the AI isfucking, it's, there's been,
again, I wanted to bring it upbecause there's been leaps and
bounds, uh, as far asadvancements, but, uh, the main
reason why I wanted to bring itup was the artistic side of it,

(01:33:04):
right?
The, the entertainment side.
What happens when, you know, wedo wind up getting, excuse me,
An AI artist that winds upselling music.
What happens?
I feel like it's such adouble-edged sword because I

(01:33:24):
think some people are going tobe fine with it.
They're going to be like,whatever.
It's cool.
Like it's their ideas.
They're just using this as atool, whatever, whatever.
There's going to be another campof people.
That's like, no, like morepurist.
Like, no, like that's not like,they don't have real talent or
real skill or whatever.
Like there's going to be that,but then like, there's going to

(01:33:46):
be this weird, I don't know,like commercialized problem.
I foresee of like, well, whatmakes creating special if
everybody can do it?
Right.
right and and it's like to thatcapacity like i think everybody
should dabble in art i don'tthink it should be like only
only i can do it because i'mcool or some shit but like what

(01:34:10):
makes art so special when yousee it well done i think is the
fact that not everybody can doit now right every i will say
that yes there is an asteriskeveryone can do it right If they
put the time and energy andeffort into it, but not
everybody can do it because thatjust wouldn't be realistic for

(01:34:33):
the world.
But everybody can try it andplay with it and dabble and
enjoy it.
But that's why you're able toappreciate really good art is
because you understand how hardit is.

SPEAKER_01 (01:34:47):
To get a slight understanding on that question,
I think about autotune becausenot everybody can sing but you
slap on some autotune andeverybody sounds great it's the
same to a degree it's kind ofthe same thing because there's

(01:35:09):
people out there that love theautotune no no no again again
there's going to be a kid thatsays no they sound

SPEAKER_00 (01:35:17):
there's There's a fine line of similarity there.
I'd say that's comparing applesto oranges at this point.
Because, again, I know wementioned it on the last
episode, because even if you cansing a little bit, you still
need to have talent in order touse autotune.
The reason being is becauseautotune is geared specifically

(01:35:41):
toward certain chords, certainkeys, and if you cannot hit
those ranges, autotune will notwork for you.
If you are a baritone orsomething, and that autotune
is...
It'll stick out, right?
Right.
If you're a baritone orsomething, listen to me.
But you also have a producerthat can fade and do all the
other fun stuff.
It comes through, bud.
It doesn't just...

(01:36:02):
Autotune is not magic for yourvoice.
I'm sorry.
Yeti, if you got on the micright now and decided to sing a
Boyz II Men song, there'snothing anybody can do to make
you sound like Boyz II Men.
They can slap as much autotuneas they want.
You are still going to soundlike some dude that is...
But that's Yeti dry.

(01:36:27):
Yeti with tequila is going tosound like Boyz II Men with
auto-tune, dog.
He's going to crush it.
I'll give that to him.
But auto-tune is not...
To compare it to AI, I can't getbehind that because auto-tune,
you have to have some sort ofskill in order to use it.
That's why you get all theserappers that use it.
They sound terrible because theycan't sing anyway.

(01:36:49):
They just drown in auto-tune andthey just say...
That's not good.
That's not good music.
Nobody...
Yeah, I mean, yeah.

(01:37:27):
That's exactly how I feel aboutit.
Because you can, again, put in aprompt, and you can come up with
artwork that looks fucking nuts,that looks like somebody spent
hours on it, even though theydidn't.
They just typed something in,took a minute or two to type a

(01:37:49):
prompt in, and now all of asudden they have this fucking
artwork that just popped up outof nowhere, and they didn't
spend the hours...
To Grizz's point, they didn'tspend the time and the energy
and the frustration in puttingsomething on paper, creating
something out of nothing.
They just typed a few words inand poof, there it is.
And it's like, where's the workbehind that?

(01:38:10):
Did you put the work in forthat?
No, you just...
I mean, sure, you had to learnhow to prompt, but I feel like
that's going to happen quickerthan sharpening your skills
at...
You know, like Grizz has thatVecna behind him.
You know, not everybody's goingto be able to do that.
Yeah, but if they put it into AIand prompt it to do that, oh,

(01:38:32):
well, look what I did.
No, you didn't do shit.
All you did was type a couplewords in and AI did all that for
you.
But so that's where it's like, Idon't know.
It feels a little participationaward-y.
yes yes i can't i can't i wantto be able to draw right i want
to be able to pay because ican't mom you know what i'm

(01:38:55):
saying i i can't tell you howmany times i heard people ask
right i i can't tell you howmany times i've had people say
man i wish i could draw like youand now they're just using
they're prompting ai and they'relike hey hey you see what i you
see what i did over here i'mlike cool, I guess.
I don't know if it's yourexperience, but those same
people, oh, I wish I could drawlike you, are the same people

(01:39:17):
that say, hey, look what I madeon Midjourney or whatever.

SPEAKER_01 (01:39:22):
I got bored and I was fucking around with the
shit.

SPEAKER_00 (01:39:27):
Look at this motherfucker.
You're part of the problem! Theman, the myth, the legend.
But no, it's just...
It's just, it's crazy.
It's crazy for that.
Because here's the thing.
Because here's the thing.
Like what, like Grizz, I knowyou're making Melina's stuff for
her streaming stuff.

(01:39:51):
Stream.
Yeah, for the Mavisi whatever.
Her logo and shit, yeah.
Right.
I feel like once you get donewith what you're doing...
That's a one of one.
Like nobody's going to be ableto do that.
You know what I'm saying?
Like AI might be able to makesomething close, but like to
have what you're making, I don'tthink that's going to be
possible.

(01:40:11):
And now you get the people thatare like, oh man, I wish I could
do that, but they're not goingto want to spend the money or
what have you asking you to doit.
I would rather, you know, justdo something on AI.
AI will do something almost justas good.
Yeah, why pay the money for oneS-tiered product when you can

(01:40:36):
have a computer generate 100 ofthem in five seconds?
Right, right.
And I guess that is the point.
And they're like B-plus orA-tiered quality, and you have
100 to pick from, and they'regoing to be this big on the
screen.
No one's going to see it.
Yeah, nobody's going to bepaying attention.
Nobody's going to see theattention to detail, yeah.

(01:40:56):
Right.
So, I don't know.
It was an interesting quote.
AI's not going to think to put,like, a little Easter egg in the
artwork.
Correct.
No, they're not.
That's the best part of being anartist.
Right.
The best part of being an artistis you're a fucking...
You're a Houdini with a brush,dude.
You get to, like...
This Vecna painting, which isnot finished, by the way,

(01:41:17):
obviously...
It looks cool.
It's big, and there's a bunch ofshit that can go on.
But then I could get all the waydown to a smaller detail that
you may not register from a fardistance.
But if you're up on it looking,you're like, oh, fuck.
It was just a really cool Easteregg calling back to season one
or some bullshit.

(01:41:38):
I didn't catch that.
Yeah, I didn't catch that fromway back there.
Uh-oh.
He muted himself.
You good?

SPEAKER_01 (01:41:48):
I was

SPEAKER_00 (01:41:49):
coughing.
Okay, gotcha.
But, Yeti, I know you wanted tosay something.
You had something on your mind.
Don't tell me you forgot.
Don't tell me you forgot,because I'll punch you.
I will walk my happy ass overthere right now and punch you.
Well, you better get your shoeson.
What did you just say?
What did you just say, Grizz?
What?

(01:42:09):
What part?
What did you

SPEAKER_01 (01:42:12):
just say?
The

SPEAKER_00 (01:42:12):
story you just shared.
Yeah, which part?
The story you just shared.
about adding the easter egg inoh the easter egg oh you're
being honest you're being honestno no no I was like what you
mean which part could the AI soif

SPEAKER_01 (01:42:33):
you prompted the AI to put a small easter egg within
the painting or within

SPEAKER_00 (01:42:38):
the whatever you could then add the easter egg so
you'd have to be reallydescriptive Big...
oh no way because if you justsaid like hey put an easter egg
in my painting it's gonna have avery like a literal easter egg
right right right right rightright like a literal easter egg
but if you said like hey i wantthere to be like this really

(01:43:01):
cool tiny detail about seasonone from stranger things to be
in this painting right it mightdo that you have to be very
descriptive how obvious orhidden would it be right and you
have to and you have to have thewherewithal to add that in there
most people aren't going tothink about that right like
they're just going to dosomething quick.
Okay, I want something fromStranger Things.

(01:43:21):
Show me Vekta from StrangerThings standing in front of a
burnt-down Hawkins City, right?
They're not going to think toadd that, you know what I'm
saying, into their prompt.
They're just going to spit thatout.
But as an artist that I havecontrol over this paper, you can
be like, oh, shit, let me addthis.
Ooh, let me add this.
You can continue to stack onwhat you already have, as

(01:43:41):
opposed to AI that's literallyjust going to make what you say.
That's the other thing that youpay for.
I will also tell you that That'swhat you pay for as an artist I

SPEAKER_01 (01:43:49):
will also tell you that when I was playing around
With those two pictures I showedyou I was using like chat GPT or
whatever to do that And I copiedand pasted What I wrote Created
a picture I left the app Copiedand pasted it I put it back into
it After I closed it andreopened it And it did create a

(01:44:12):
completely different picture

SPEAKER_00 (01:44:14):
See It had

SPEAKER_01 (01:44:15):
similarities, but it was completely different.

SPEAKER_00 (01:44:18):
Right.
So it's like, I mean, again,which I found interesting.
I don't know that much.
He's still there, Chris.
He might.
Oh, shit.
Yeah.
I was waiting to see if.
Okay.
Yeah, I know.
I thought you froze, bro.
I was like, no.
No, no, no.
We both started talking at thesame time.

(01:44:39):
If my

SPEAKER_01 (01:44:40):
shift froze, I was done.
I was

SPEAKER_00 (01:44:42):
like, no.
That's on me.
That's on me.
I was being generous.
No, I get it.
I get it.
We appreciate that.
But I was like, oh, damn.
I think he froze.
I was like, no.
I don't know chat GPT that wellbut I feel like some of the
other ones that have come likemid journey is one that I

(01:45:04):
remember reading a lot about andseeing like examples from was
you put in a prompt and then youcould click like generate and
then you could just keepclicking generate generate
generate and it'll spit out abunch it'll be the same prompt
but it does like a bunch ofdifferent versions which I mean
like you know, we do a lot ofthat.

(01:45:26):
Oh, my internet is spiking.
Yeah.
See, I thought, I thought so.
You were kind of starting toslow down there, but I can see
it on my screen.
God damn it.
It's

SPEAKER_01 (01:45:38):
starting to buffer to

SPEAKER_00 (01:45:39):
motherfucker.
What's wrong here?

SPEAKER_01 (01:45:42):
My stuff's becoming

SPEAKER_00 (01:45:42):
fuzzy.
Oh boy.
Okay.
So, um, I guess, I guess withthat being said, yeah, wrap it.
Yeah.
We'll go ahead and wrap it upfor now.
Oh damn.
Now mine's dropping.
What the fuck, bro?
See, I was going to say, causeyou just went on me.
We're back.
We're back.
Okay.
So, um, yeah, we'll, we'll goahead and wrap it up since,
since the internet has decidedto take a big old shit on us.

(01:46:04):
Um, but yeah, uh, still, there'sstill a lot to be talked about
with AI.
There's still a lot to be workedout.
There's still a lot to belearned about it.
And obviously there's going tobe a bunch of shit, a lot of
shit, How do we regulate it,right?
Like, how do you get...
That's where I'm leaningtowards.
That's what it's going to comedown to, ultimately, is how do
you regulate it.

(01:46:24):
That's what's going to have tohappen.
It's not going away.
We just have to regulate it.
Yeah, you just have to learn howto regulate it.
Right.
And again, to the story I wastelling, that was Timbaland's
whole thing, was I guess hestarted backtracking and all
that kind of stuff.
Because the crazy part was, thevideos y'all seen on TikTok with
the AI videos of the Yeti vlogs.

(01:46:48):
The shitty part about whatTimbaland did was he made an AI
video kind of like dissing allthese artists, these indie
artists that are bitching aboutAI.
Yes, he did.
And I was kind of like, It's alittle fucked.
It was kind of like a ha-ha,look what I did, and you're not

(01:47:09):
doing the same thing I'm doing.
And people just, obviously thatrubbed people the wrong way, and
they all kind of dogpiled.
Yeah, it's going to rub

SPEAKER_01 (01:47:16):
people the wrong

SPEAKER_00 (01:47:16):
way.
Right, and they all dogpiled onhim, and he's kind of, right
now, just listening to his livesand his chats with people, he's
backpedaling like amotherfucker, because he's like,
ooh shit, I pissed off a lot offucking people.
You used

SPEAKER_01 (01:47:35):
people.

SPEAKER_00 (01:47:35):
I know.
Just play it simple.
You used people.
Absolutely.
You gave them this hope of anopportunity of a lifetime of,
oh, I'm going to get signed withTimbaland or somebody that's
close to Timbaland, and nothinghas happened.
You've been doing this for awhile now, and you've been
having people pay you likethey're taking money.

(01:47:56):
That's crazy.
This is what he

SPEAKER_01 (01:47:58):
did.
This is what he did.
He used people to advance hisstatus in a way that people are
not using at the moment.
So he could say that he's thefirst one to do such a thing and
hold that crown.
And that is, I understand what

SPEAKER_00 (01:48:17):
he's trying to do, but he's a dick for doing that.
Yes, it's a dick move.
He could have did it with hisown shit.
He could have paid him 20 bucks.
I'll be off.
I'll give him a little bit ofcheddar.
Yep.
I'll be off the hook.
Yep.
You got to put a couple morezeros on the end of that buddy.
Right.
For me to shut the fuck up aboutit.
Exactly.
But yeah, so a lot of people arenot happy again, rightfully so.

(01:48:41):
And, and

SPEAKER_01 (01:48:42):
here's the other shitty part though.
Let's pretend the people backedthem.
We now would have a whole newrevenue or new whole new aisle,
whole new lane of

SPEAKER_00 (01:48:52):
art,

SPEAKER_01 (01:48:53):
right?

SPEAKER_00 (01:48:54):
Yeah.
But again, though, again,though, I mean, here's the
thing, though, because becausemore than likely it's going to
happen.
He's probably going to keep hisA.I.
artist.
It's going to speak.

SPEAKER_01 (01:49:06):
It's

SPEAKER_00 (01:49:06):
going to happen.
And it's probably going to be aflash in the pan type deal.
He's going to have he's going tohave some A.I.
songs made, all that kind ofshit.
And the problem is a lot ofthose indie artists are probably
going to hear their sound in itbecause they're going to be
like, oh, well, that's Wonderwhere he got that from, right?

SPEAKER_01 (01:49:22):
Unless he's using it as a parameter of what not to
do.

SPEAKER_00 (01:49:31):
Again, if you're...
regardless he they're sayinghe's using it to train his ai so
so right to

SPEAKER_01 (01:49:40):
what degree

SPEAKER_00 (01:49:40):
we don't know again here's the problem because when
because during the lives what'she doing he's giving you
critiques right he's giving youhis thoughts on oh that sounds
dated so maybe i don't want thatsound oh that sounds okay or oh
you got it bro yeah you got thatsound yeah i like that sound now
i can just take that sound yousend it to me i can train my ai

(01:50:02):
to use that sound because i Ilike that sound.
I can now cherry pick what Iwant to feed my AI.
It's that simple.
But again, we don't know whathe's doing with it.
Overall, ultimately, we don'tknow what he's doing with it.
Regardless, dick move.

UNKNOWN (01:50:19):
Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 (01:50:20):
Is he the asshole?
Is he the asshole?
Yes.
Reddit roulette said yes he is.
Timbaland's an asshole for whathe did.
But I mean, we'll have to waitand see.
But yes, it is crazy.
The leaps and bounds

SPEAKER_01 (01:50:37):
and...
this is the last thing I'm goingto say about this and I'm done.
If we have this conversation ayear from now,

SPEAKER_00 (01:50:46):
I'd like to see what we're

SPEAKER_01 (01:50:47):
talking about.
what we're talking

SPEAKER_00 (01:50:49):
about right now,

SPEAKER_01 (01:50:51):
it will be obsolete.

SPEAKER_00 (01:50:53):
It will be.
It will be.
That's the crazy part.
I agree.
We should have a follow-upepisode on everything.
We'll see how it goes.
But yeah, good talk.
AI, here to stay.
My internet's kind of low rightnow, so hopefully I'm not all
fucked up.
Yeah, mine's going...
You're breaking up on my end.

(01:51:16):
Well, I'm good on my end, andthat's all I really care about.
So right now, everybody's smoothfor me.
So good talk about AI.
Again, for those of youlistening, AI, it's here to
stay.
Get used to it.
Learn how to use it.
Use it as a tool, as the toolthat could be your extra set of
hands.

(01:51:36):
That's how we should look at

SPEAKER_01 (01:51:38):
it.
Right.

SPEAKER_00 (01:51:39):
But who wants fun and games?

SPEAKER_01 (01:51:42):
Let's just

SPEAKER_00 (01:51:43):
do it.
All right.
So I'm going to give you someoptions here.
I want to know.
I want you to pick the bestchicken nugget.
Who has the best nuggets?
Okay.
Okay.
We got McDonald's in the lineup.
We got Chick-fil-A, Popeye's,Shake Shack.
Never had them.
Wendy's, Burger King, WhiteCastle, which they're calling

(01:52:05):
their chicken rings, the chickennuggets, I guess.
Jack in the Box or KFC.
I know it's a long list.
Okay.
Just off of that list...
Are we adding them with dippingsauces?
Buddy, it's literally just thebest fucking nugget.
Like, let's go.
No, no.
I'm going KFC.

(01:52:26):
KFC, final answer.
Okay, KFC, lock it in.
Gotcha.
We're not adding sauces.
It literally is just the bestnuggets.

SPEAKER_01 (01:52:38):
Okay, if you're going just solely on bait...
I give it to Wendy's On just theflavor I'm giving it to Wendy's
if it's just nuggets

SPEAKER_00 (01:52:47):
I gotta go Chick-fil-A I gotta go
Chick-fil-A They're nuggets Ohmy fucking god They're

SPEAKER_01 (01:52:54):
good So this is the thing though If you add sauce To
me Nothing beats McDonald'sNuggets and sweet and sour

SPEAKER_00 (01:53:04):
sauce Nope Nope.
I'll take, if I got, if I havethe option.
You can say you like sweet andsour sauce from McDonald's.
I mean, yeah, you could just saythat.
You can say you like theirnuggets.
That's what it is.
That's what it is.
That's what it

SPEAKER_01 (01:53:19):
is.
Cause I'll be dipping my friesin that shit too.
If

SPEAKER_00 (01:53:22):
I get a fucking nugget.
Absolutely.
Sweet and sour sauce is good,bro.
It is good.
Cause if I got the optionbetween McDonald's and Wendy's,
I'm going to Wendy's for theirfucking, for their fucking
nuggets.
And I'm either doing honeymustard or ranch with their
nuggets.
Cause that,

SPEAKER_01 (01:53:36):
Honestly, their ranch is good.

SPEAKER_00 (01:53:39):
Yeah, and their barbecue sauce is fucking on
point too, and I don'tunderstand it.
It is.
It has a nice sweetness to it.
It does.
But honestly, if we are going bysauces, I'm still going
Chick-fil-A because thatPolynesian sauce is off the
fucking charts.
Yeah,

SPEAKER_01 (01:53:57):
it is pretty

SPEAKER_00 (01:53:58):
good.
I'm going to be 100% with youboys.
It's been a long time since I'vebeen Chick-fil-A.
I didn't even know they hadPolynesian sauce.
What?
Okay.
Yeah, bro.
I thought they had ranch ketchupand honey mustard, bro.
That Polynesian sauce is myfavorite kind of sauce.
There you go.
Fire off in the comments.

(01:54:19):
What's your favorite nugget?
Which do you think is the bestnugget for you?
And if you're playing Yeti'sgame with sauce, what's the best
nugget with sauce?
I'm just saying.
It changes, bro.
Excuse me god i will say this itried uh i tried uh mcdonald's
mcchrispy strips yes i was gonnacall them tenders no they're

(01:54:42):
mcchrispy strips get it rightget it right they're they're
good they're good yo hey youknow the economy is It's tough
when those big cookies arestripping.
When the chicken strips.
Hey, you want to know something?
I told my dad that joke theother day, and he just started
laughing.

(01:55:02):
Because he was like, we're goingto Skyline because he was like,
mom wants chicken strips.
I was like, you know what timeit's hard with them chicken
strips.
And he just started laughing.
It's pretty funny, though.
I fucking love it, bro.
You know what time it's hardwith them chicken strips.
Anyway, fun fact.
Who wants a fun fact?

(01:55:23):
Let's hear it.
Hit it.
Y'all ready for this?
I don't think you're ready forthis.
Lego bricks withstandcompression better than
concrete.
What?
You didn't know that?
Did you not know that?
That's crazy.

(01:55:44):
Better than fucking concrete.
Hang on.
Okay, hold on.
Let me go to my saves here.
Hang on.
All right, all right, all right.
I know Yeti likes to take a naphere, but anyway, why aren't
large...
No, I'm going to listen to thisone because this one's
interesting.
Why aren't large Lego bricks...
I'm locked in, baby.

(01:56:04):
Chris.
Why aren't large Lego bricksused to build full-size
buildings?
We've all dreamed of building aLego castle, but it'll probably
be cost...
rather than structural integritythat brings this grand design to
a halt.
The plastic used in Lego, a typeof polymer called acrylonitrile,

(01:56:26):
but I'm going to fuck this allup.
So for short, it's ABS.
It's surprisingly strong, okay?
In fact, it's able to withstandcompression better than
concrete.
Researchers at the OpenUniversity in 2012 found that an
ordinary-sized Lego brick cansupport the weight of 375,000
other bricks before it fails.

(01:56:49):
Theoretically, that would allowyou to build a tower almost 3.5
kilometers high, but Lego is fartoo expensive to be used as a
large-scale building material.
There are, however, Lego-styleconstruction techniques that use
other materials.
Insulated concrete formwork,which is ICF for short, uses
hollow...
polystyrene blocks that areassembled into walls and then

(01:57:14):
pumped full of concrete.
The polystyrene acts as a moldand provides insulation.
And in developing countries,interlocking blocks of
compressed earth mixed with asmall amount of cement are used
as a cheap alternative to bricksand mortar.
So, long story short...
Are these those 3D printedhouses?
Yeah, I think that's whatthey're talking about.

(01:57:34):
Yeah, I think so.
So, Lego...
That's cool.
Lego...
You strong.

SPEAKER_01 (01:57:40):
That's insane.
My question is, you said howmuch a single Lego brick can
hold up on one of its own.
How much can a concrete hold ona size of its own?

SPEAKER_00 (01:58:00):
I don't know.
You might have to Google that.
Less than that?
Yeah, obviously less than aLego.
Oh, Jesus.
Jesus, fuck.
Obviously less than a Lego.
Listen, I'm just giving you whatis written and given to me.
So just be impressed with thefact that Lego can withstand
more.
Sounds good, bro.
Compression.

(01:58:20):
Better than concrete.
So there you go.
There you have it.
Do with that information whatyou will.
Yeah, exactly.
So just know that your Legos,that's why they hurt so goddamn
bad when you step on them.
Because they're like, they'reliterally lifting your, they're
holding your weight up.
Yeah, they're holding yourweight up.
Ah, fuck off! That ain'tnothing.
That ain't

SPEAKER_01 (01:58:40):
nothing, bro.
You ever seen like the comicswhere like the human tries to
step on a beetle and the beetlecatches it and he's like, get
off me.
That's what a

SPEAKER_00 (01:58:53):
Lego is fucking doing.
That's a Lego.
It's like, what the fuck isthis?
Get out of here.
Get out of here.
So anyway.
This is fleshy bullshit.
Right.
I've seen worse.
So anyway, with that being said,we'll go ahead and wrap this up
with Pretty Little Bo because Iknow our internet is kind of
acting all wonky.
I don't know if it's just thetime of day it is or what.

(01:59:14):
But join us next time in twoweeks where you heard us talk
about it on the show.
We're going to discuss thisdocumentary episode about the
damn Titan sub.
That's submersible, everybodyremembers, because they do still
have that going on, thatinvestigation and everything.
They haven't released all the...
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, they haven't released alltheir information yet.

(01:59:35):
Yeah, so that's still ongoing.
So we'll bring some light tothat.
It's probably going to beanother year before we hear
anything about that.
For sure, for sure.
Because it's going to be hard tofind anything.
Because they're

SPEAKER_01 (01:59:46):
going to want to

SPEAKER_00 (01:59:48):
make sure their T's are crossed, their I's are
dotted before they openanything.
Absolutely.
Any kind of mouth.
Absolutely.
So just join us next time forthat.
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(02:00:28):
Peace out, bitches.
Damn, you both said peace out atthe same time, but Yeti's over
here calling everybody bitches.
That's unfortunate.
It is crazy work.
Oh, that's too funny.
What am I supposed to do?
I don't know anything besideswhat you did, buddy.

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