E64 - Outdated Tech w/Some Nobodies : Ol' Jimmy Scrambles

Mike is joined by Zack and Dylan from the amazing Some Nobodies network of podcast, movies, and amateur porn to bracket off Outdated Technologies!


VCR vs Typewriter
Pager vs Fax Machine

Championship

Episode Transcript

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Welcome to Whack Brackets. Probably theonly podcast is disappointed Kid Rock wasn't named
Ted Rocks. At the beginning ofthe song, you'd be like, my
name is Ted Rock. I'm yourhost, Mike, and we have one
two people that are huge, hugekid rock fans. I kid you,
not no, I actually kids you. Nobody's a kid rock fan. I'm

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going to make I'm gonna go outon a limb and say, nobody listening
to show as a kid rock fan. So there we go, And if
you are, it's been nice toknow you. But I'm your host,
Mike, and we have on twogreat podcasters from about thirty seven podcasts.
We've had them on a couple oftimes. Always fun. These guys are
Zach and Dylan and they're from TalkingUpstream and they're from the podcast podcast a

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podcast show, I think, andthey are collectively known as some nobodies along
with a couple of their other buddiesthat do all kinds of podcasting out there
in Colorado and in the vicinity.So how are you guys doing today?
Zach and Dylan man doing great.Thank you very much for having us back
on here. You're actually kind ofincorrect, Dylan is a kid rock fan.

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He has Creed kid rock, andI think a solo album by the
lead singer of Creed whatever his nameis. Um. And so we had
like these pseudo personas. I wasnoahbody for a long time, and what
he asked to be called was adultrock because he thought that he was a
better version of kid rock. Um. And that's if you look at his
u you know, his appearance rightnow, it is solely based on kid

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rock. So you're unfortunately, you'renot right, You're partially right, zach
Um. I say I'm a kidrock fan because I consider myself a child
at heart and I'm a fan ofgeology. Yeah, it's actually a good
point. Yeah, you know what, when you think about it that way,
kid rock it's probably more educated thanI am. He probably is more

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educated than I am. I know, he makes a lot more money than
me. That's very true. Yeah, that's that's the unfortunate thing when you
know that you could go to abar and kid Rock could out pick you
up, not because he's a betterlooking dude, but just because he's filthy
rich and filthy and rich. Yeah, that's I'm neither. I'm neither of
those I'm neither filthy nor rich.I forgot this is an audio medium that

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that doesn't work never mind. Yeah, these guys are used to the video.
Dylan's over here doing some weird stuffand Zach setting in his kitchen right
now and hoping that the dog willget around to cleaning up for him.
But with us said, I'll tellyou what I'm doing over here at the
Wack Brackets Podcast. I'm asking theburning questions you never knew you wanted to
answer until we ask them. Webring on fellow podcasters and friends of the

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show, such as Dylan and Zikehere and we will brack it off similar
contestants using irrelevant, ever a changingquestions. If you guys are ready to
go, we will take it tothe next level. Oh hell yeah,
let's do it. Hell's to theyazz. So we again are going to
brack it off. If I didn'tsay it, I don't think I did.
We're going to brack it off outdatedtechnology and the first question we are

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going to pit a VCR against atypewriter, with a question being which one
of these two would be better ina fight? Zach, what do you
think you know? The thing isabout these two things. This is the
outdated technology. To sum up meand Dylan perfectly, I am a human

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envio of a VCR and he isa walking typewriter. This is interesting,
but unfortunately I'm gonna have to saytypewriter. For some reason, I feel
like whenever I see a typewriter hitthe ground, it feels like an anvil
that has bells in it, andit makes the coolest sound, and it
just seems like it weighs too much. And I have I'm literally looking at

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three VCRs right now. I stillwatch VHS tapes and I've dropped a couple
and they're boring. They're just shoeboxes of a couple pieces of metal.
There's nothing in them. So I'mgoing to have to say, although I
love the VCR, I'm gonna haveto say a typewriter is better in a
battle. You know what. I'mgoing to interrupt Dylan here and I'm going
to disagree with you and make Dylandecide the winner of this because I'm going

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to go with a VCR, andI think you are right on the level.
The typewriters are heavier and they wouldprobably hit harder. But there's a
couple of problems with typewriters that youhave to take into account. Problem number
one is they usually have like theflip door on the front, which is
where you're going to try to grabit from, and if that thing swings,
it's gonna break off. Secondly,it's pretty damn heavy, so you

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got to get some real good momentumgoing. You're gonna get punched in the
face before you ever swing around andhit somebody with it. Third what if
you get your fingers caught in thoselittle type spoke things. So there's there's
a lot that could go wrong withthe typewriter VCR. Like you said,
it's pretty simple mechanically. You probablyhave to grab it by the door,
I would think would probably be yourbest bet. The old VCR is not

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as heavy as typewriters, but theyhave a little more girth and harder like
the jagged edges, So if youpicked up like an eighties VCR, you
could probably get it not quite asheavy as a typewriter, get the sharp
edge as you might not get ina typewrider, be able to swing it,
and then as a bonus, probablyalso bust up that seventies porn tape
that your brother had stuck in therewhen you first got it, and then

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you know you don't have to seethose people that are as hairy as as
like wild animals anymore. All right, Well, here's my rebuttal in that
if you think about which one you'drather be hit by, I would easily
rather be hit by a VCR thana typewriter any day. But this I
don't disagree with you there. That'sbut the question is in a fight,
which is better. Of course youdon't want to get hit by an anvil,

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but it's gonna be hard to pickup and swing an anvil. But
if somebody's got a baseball bat,if you say, would you rather be
hit by a bat or an anvil, I'll take the bat. But you
have to be in a fight withsomebody if it's too heavy and they can't
swing it. And what if,like I said, the door comes off
on the swing, then the typewritergoes across the floor, then you don't
have a weapon. I think theVCR. Not only that, if you

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do get somebody down, you canuse the chord on a VCR to choke
them. Not all typewriters have chords. So I'm gonna go again, VCR.
Dylan, we'll let you all ofthis issue. So I partially reject
your hypothesis. Might because you're you'reyou're talking about grabbing these by the doors
or the flaps, something heavy likethis. You grab it like that.

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You you you caveman it, youbreak your cave, break your fellow humans
head for their meat. Um,I mean typewriter. It's heavy, It's
got fiddly bits you can break offand like do the wolverine thing where you
fiddly bits, fiddly bits. It'sa technical term. I went to college
for writing, so I would know. And it does have a ribbon in

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it. Typewriters JET most of thetime do have ribbons. So you've got
bash, bludgeoning, strangulation, piercingdamage like those are two out of three
of the big D and D triangles, and that's good enough for me.
I was worried when Zach said typewriterbecause I'm like, man, I have
to defend the VCR. All right, No typewriter, there we go.

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I'm gonna fight with you, Dan. I think that you're wrong here,
and here's why. Here's why.Because he's a VCR could be grabbed by
the by the chord and swung aroundoverhead and whipped around in some sort of
fashion that would be a terrifying andb gives you the length that you would
need, so unfortunate doing. You'reincorrect. It is DCR. It's gotta

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be a hell of a chord.Man. I've never known any electronic device
that has a chord that's solid thatyou could swing a VCR on the endemic.
Oh yeah, I've done. I'vedefinitely swung a VCR by a chord
many times all right over there,Like what would I call you that?
That's that's a chaotic evil thing todo there. So yeah, you don't

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swing shit by the by the chordand it's out there. It's outdated.
It's outdated technology. I'll swing abouta chord. Ah. Man, my
kid drags ship by the chord,drops me nuts. It wouldn't believe how
many of these headphones I've had toreplace. Good thing is GameStop has a
crazy stupid deal on headphones or acrazy stupid insurance. So I've had about
thirty of them and they only callsme like three dollars to replace every time.

(07:57):
So thank you GameStop for the onething you do well. Besides,
you're stop going up to four hundredand some dollars and breaking the bank on
a bunch of por schlips that gotin too high. But you know what
that that's not Jamestop's problem. SoI think I'm going to a guest.
It's somehow or another typewriter went ontothe to the next round, even though
or no ECRVCR went on or didwe let's see which one is it.

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So VCR is going onto the nextround now, Dylan shows typewriter nothing is
sacred to Zach, he changed hisanswer when I agreed with them, all
right, So so yeah, VCRgoing on to the next round, sadly
or happily. I'm happy, butyeah, I'm kinda. I do like
to see the boys fight, soI guess this is always a good sign.
So I'll stay out of the middleof them this time because I know

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they're going to disagree, and I'mhere for all that. So we're gonna
see what we got here. Pagerversus a fax machine? Which one of
these is more useful to this dayto a drug dealer, Dylan, you
can start this one out, uh, pagrid, because you don't leave a
paper trail. Patriot's like, hey, uh small, what's a drug dealer

(09:01):
named Zach Jimmy Scrambles. Jimmy Scrambles. Jimmy Scrambles, Jimmy Scrambles needs you
to call him now. And I'mlike, oh, I wonder what that
is. And then you call himand you have a voice and you say,
hey, I want to buy someof your best drugs for an affordable
price. And they're like all right, And then you're in your meeting and
you do your drug deal facts.You get like a sheet of paper,
you try and shred that. Thoseshreds are gonna be around. You try

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and burn it. There's like athere's an ash, there's ash in your
cigarette tray or something. Cops aregonna get their FBI is gonna get it.
You're going to prison for whatever bigbusiness drug people do nowadays. You
are so wrong. You are sorelymistaken. Sarah okay, Iviously, a
facts mateen is way better for adrug dealer. Here's why. For some

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reason, you're obly assuming these areillegal drug dealers. Uh no, there's
also dispensaries. There's also a prescriptionmedication where they are actual businesses that require
things including paper and paperwork. Soif you go to a drug dealer or
any business and they're still using pagers, you're like, what's up with you?
If you go to a drug dealerand they have a fact you're like,

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oh, this guy's got a businessgoing on. He's only yes,
communicate. The only thing a factsmachine is useful for and a drug deal
is trading for drugs because it's sobig incorrect. Also, the facts mateen
can be used as a VCR likedevice, whipping it around by its mistying
and using it as a weapon.If I get hit by a pager,

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okay it's snowing or something whatever,I'm gonna pick it up us as a
problem. The facts machine is ascarier device. It is a more useful
device, and it shows a levelof professionalism. Deal and you have a
fact. You don't have a goddampager. I don't have a facts machine.
What are you talking about? Idon't have a printer. Physical media
is dead. I have a factsas have a pager? Yeah, geez,

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how old are you? Seventy three? Close? I'm a doctor.
Yeah. I don't really know whichway I want to go here. Because,
as we mentioned with the fax machine. Shockingly, factes are still used
today. There's some places that willnot accept digital signing or even if you

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took a picture of things or like, no, you have to actually fax
it. It's like a picture ofmy signature is better than a fax in
my signature. I don't understand thisat all. So yeah, faxes are
still used today. And as Zachsaid, I didn't even think about this,
but this is the way the whackbrackets break sometimes. As he came
up with the legal drug trade,which I didn't even think of that,
so as well as he throughout theword communicate, which sounds like some off

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breed martial art that the guys fromStreet Fighter would use. Yaund the helicopter
communicate, the communicopter, the communiccopter jesus. So that said the page,
I don't really think that I've seenthe wire. Most people have seen

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the wire. Have you seen thewire anyone? Yeah, It's like Dylan's
argument was was that you leave apaper trail, Well, you also leave
a phone number trail unless you usethe poor encoding that the guys from the
Wire do, And then you're stillgoing to figure it out if you got
what's his name Pleasbluski or whatever onyour team. But Malurkey, Yeah,

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him too. And then finally,the thing that really set me to even
before Zach's argument to the facts,is when you were talking about Jimmy Scrambles.
That just sounds like a guy thatworks at the waffle house. That's
not a Mikey. Where do youbuy your drugs the waffle house? I
guess you're money. I can't reallyargue with that. But who knows how

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to use a pager? Right now? Dude? If you were given a
page number, do you know whatto do if given that number? I
have a cell phone? No,exactly, pages are dumb. I'm also
not a professional drug dealer because youhave a fax machine, because you don't
have a fax machine. Oh yeah, pagers are more fun, but fax
machines probably more useful. And besidesthat, if you have a pager and

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you're a drug dealer, you're stillgoing to have to go to a phone,
and you're gonna have a trail ofwho you called, et cetera.
Yea, I'm thinking thanking fax machinemore useful. So we're gonna let the
fax machine go on the final roundagainst the VCR with the question being you
have a great great great great grandchild, and you have to defend the usefulness

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of a VCR versus a fax machine. Which one of these is easier to
defend the usefulness of the VCR thefax machine, I think, Zach,
I think it's your turn to gofirst, buddy. Okay, easy,
very easy. The VCR is somethingthat I think is going to go down

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in history as one of the greatestdevices ever used. If you think about
the way media is transmitting itself rightnow, if you watch a Star Wars
on Disney Plus, which is electronic, you're not going to see the regular
Star Wars. You're going to seewhatever update you get. Now. Now,
I have a VHS copy from nineteeneighty of the original Star Wars that

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has the original cut into it.I can always go back to that and
plug that thing in and make thatthing work. You are showing a level
of nostalgia. You're showing an artscience. It is like listening to a
record which will never go away,like Dylan has said many times, and
I'm excited from you're trying to fightthis. The VHS is the record of
the visual medium. You can't forgetabout that. It has a quality to

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it that it will be surpassed bynothing. So the VCR will always last,
The documentation on the VHS tapes willalways be there. That is a
to me something I'm gonna just teachmy great great great grandkids is put that
thing in there, don't open thattap, and go ahead, put the

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TV on channel three and let's watchthis movie. Yeah, you just threw
eight millimeter film right under the buswhen you were saying that VCR is going
to be Nobody watches eight millimeter exceptthe movie eight millimeters. That's not even
Phoenix. Oh I think it's Eminem, right, Eminem. Yeah, about

(15:22):
him trying to be a movie star. Yeah, he lost he lost himself
in the music in the moment.Yeah, Mom Spaghetti, we all know
it. Yeah, Mom, Spaghetti'son Zach's floor right now. So so
that said, Dylan, what doyou have? Um I this is an
eternal sticking point between Zach and I. I don't think the VHS is going

(15:43):
to be as nearly as beloved asa record, despite the words he put
in my mouth. Um So we'relooking at a situation where I have a
great great great great grand kid.Presumably this is like two hundred and fifty
years in the future. This isat the point where humans have like probably
devolved back to tribalism and we're doinglike hunter gatherer like spears and stuff.

(16:07):
If I'm walking into like an abandonedshopping mall from the early you know,
the before before, back when youknow, humans had a society that spanned
the globe, what am I goingto point to them as, like,
that's good salvage. You can tradethose pieces for more meat. I'm gonna
look at this little thing with aslot in it, and it's like,

(16:30):
yeah, I got a little spool, I have some pieces of copper,
or I'm gonna point to the bighonkin thing on top of the desk and
be like, you can disassemble thatand sell that for scrap. And they're
gonna go next door to the warlord'shouse and they're gonna trade that warlord all
of the mechanical pieces so we canimprove his war rig. You don't get
that in the VHS VCR player.There's not enough in there to increase like

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your security around your compound. Yougotta get that fax machine. You got
to disassemble that fax machine and tradeits parts for food and medicine. So
I'm gonna say fax machine. Littleknown fact, the majority of the actual
vehicle that the guys in Mad Maxdrove around in was a repurpose fax machine.

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See. Yeah, that's the thing. So director George Miller, he
knows what he's doing. Yeah,he's a smart guy. Yeah, he
was smart. He got a holdof mel Gibson before he turned out to
be a complete racist. So thatwas a good for anybody knew about it.
Yeah, I guess he probably wasa racist war then, It's not
one of those things. It isone of those things I think some guys
get into later in their life nowadaysbecause of the qanons and all the whatnots.

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But yeah, back then, youdidn't have as many avenues for racism.
So yeah, I think you're Ithink you're born a racist and raised
a racist and probably continue to bea racist. Not that mel Gibson's a
racist, but if he were,he would say really bad things about Jewish
people and other minorities. Heaven knows. That hasn't happened yet. Oh I
don't think that's happened, at leastnot more than a few times. I

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mean, you got to give somebodya break everybody. Hey, yeah they
have. Yeah, but as faras a typewriter versus or not typewriter,
as far as the VCR versus thefact machine, one, yeah, Well,
the thing is is it's a goodthing it didn't because if it did,
it would have lost this round because, like we said, not just
good a weapon. And if this, if society has devolved, like you

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said, Dylan, in that case, you need that chorded device. And
in this case we have two chordeddevices. And actually, yeah, if
you look at it, yeah,the fax machine actually has the phone cord
and the chord, so yeah,you can you can actually like swing it
both ways and money we're assuming somesay you can use it as a as
a kid's toys. This is great, But in mind, in the future,

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we could show people the VHS tapeof Mad Max, which I do
have, and tell them, hey, this is how the future should be.
No one is going to show anyonea fact if anything in the future
and be like, hey, lookhow cool this piece of paper was.
Where's the electricity coming from to runyour VCR wind? So yeah, I

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don't know, because to me,a VCR's only usefulness now versus new media
devices is the fact that it isanalog and you can record porn on it
without having to ever worry about itgetting caught in the cloud. The problem
is you could never explain to yourgrandchild that that's a usefulness. So at
that point, all real usefulness isfor the VCR except pornography, which is

(19:27):
going to be hard to explain toyour grandchild. I think he had been
lost. There's a fax machine.Like we said, we agreed that fax
machines are still used to this dayand they should not be. I have
a bad, bad feeling this isgoing to be one of those things like
the DMV, which should have beendeprecated many, many years ago, but
for some fucking marines and people arestill going to be using fax machines.

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And then you're twenty five hundred,we're going to be jets and style flying
around and flying cars literally doing everythingelse, and yet you're going to have
to call on a landline to fuckingget your prescription confirmed at the doctor's office.
So I'm going to think that thefax machine still useful even a society
devolves, and if it doesn't anduseful, it's useful. If it's useful,

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If it doesn't devolve. It's useful, it does devolve for Dylan's reason
of buildings, cars and weapons ofmass destruction out of it. So I'm
gonna go to the faxt machine here. Yeah, well, I'm upset.
I'm upset. I'm sorry to hearthat I could have gotten the arms of
your VCR to fall back into.Yeah, I'm gonna gonna watch Mad Max

(20:33):
right now and go. I'm gonnalook for VHS or VCR parts or facts
parts in this movie, and I'mgonna tearry Park. I'm gonna text you
all night and I'm gonna send youone page that just says eight three one.
Well, you know what I'm goingto do. I'm going to take
your tape when you're not looking,and I'm going to put tape over the
little notch hole and I'm going torecord a picture in my butt for about
twenty minutes and show you what VCRtapes are good for. Fine watch,

(20:57):
I'll watch it. To watch it. I thought we had to do your
highest level of Patreon to get thatsort of footage. That's my only fans
page. Well, you have tobe a guest more than three times on
the show, though. Once youget that gold jacket. Then you also
get the words what is the record? What is the record? For people

(21:17):
that have been on your show before? That would probably be the center cut
guys. I think they've been on. They've been on at least three long
episodes and three short episodes. Ithink so. So yeah, they they
are. They are the runaway winnersright now. And I think you,
guys, with this being the thirdepisode, I think you'll probably be tied
for second. I don't think I'vehad anybody on more than you, guys,

(21:37):
Tony people have had you on theirshow. I don't know. I
was really thinking about that the otherday. I think I might be up
to about ten, at least tennow, so I had to go through
and figure it out. It's beenit's been interesting. So I've been on
another run where I've been on afew shows again lately, so it's been
it's been fun. I really enjoy. As much as I enjoy doing the
wack bracket stuff, I enjoy beingon other people's shows as well. It's

(22:00):
probably even more just it gets meout of my comfort zone. This is
my comfort zone being stupid goofy.And I've actually been on several episodes.
Recently where I had a two hourlong discussion that originally started about Stephen Universe
and then turned into discussions about familyand transgenderism and all kinds of interesting things.
And I was in Take Up Spacepodcast. It was another serious podcast

(22:22):
where I talked about quitting my joband starting my own business. Jealousy,
you guys. I gotta I gottaget to the number of podcast you guys
have to do. And to dothat, I had to quit my job.
So you guys, Yeah, Dylanworks like Dylan still has a job.
I don't. I don't do anythingbut podcasting. Dylan still works forty
hours a week, shit man,well while also writing our scripts and also

(22:42):
writing our podcasts and doing our stuff. But for the record, if anyone
listening to this, we will fightyou on this show if you if you
think yeah or facts whatever, Dyalan, But if you think that you can
outfight us a whack brackets, wewould love to have you on here.
Called Wolf. I'll fight anybody aboutanything, and I'll probably win, unless

(23:03):
it's to Dylan for some reason,which you're wrong this time. Well,
you guys ought to reach out tothe guys from the Center Cut. They're
great I've had them on, LikeI said, my stashow podcast, I
think I mentioned both those guys onyour episode. I love both those guys
and both those sets of podcasters andthe Puzzle Mind guys agree too. And
I could said here name off aboutthirty seven other podcasters, but I'm not
going to waste must waste the restof our time together. I'm going to

(23:25):
go ahead and let you, guystell people how to reach out to you
on your social media platforms and tellthem how to contact you, the phone
number to call to leave a factsand facts Zach, congratulations for losing in
the final run of Whack Records.Yeah, and also my lunch earlier,
which is upsetting. But yeah.If you want to see the stuff that

(23:47):
me and Dylan put together, thethings that dealing right and the things that
I talk about way too much,you can always go to some Nobodies dot
com. You can check out ourPatreon page, which is obviously Patreon dot
com. Backslash Some Nobodies. Theshows that we do weekly show we have
Sundays called Talking Upstream. Mike wason the show a couple of weeks ago.
We had a great time creating avery weird concept, but yeah,
you can see us interview cool creativessuch as Mike at Wack Brackets or a

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lot of other people, and thenwe help just make new content. We
also have a live version that goeson Tuesdays on Twitch called Twitching Upstream where
we take a lot of suggestions fromthe comments and we alter our story based
on what people tell us to do, which is very cool for us.
That means we don't think as muchstuff. If you want to listen to
some of the stuff that Dylan writes, Silicon Angels is our award nominated podcast

(24:33):
where we go over the IT departmentphone calls of a sex robot shop.
We also have the podcast podcast Podcast, a podcast show where Dylan and I
sit down and try to find theworst podcast and then review them roughly seven
at a time, some good ones, almost all bad ones. Though we
have a bunch of stuff coming outsoon. We have a movie that we're
making. We have on our podcastthat Dyaland wrote called Create your Own Podventure,

(24:53):
where he wrote a full story nineteenepisode, seven different endings and you
can kind of pick which way togo and how you choose and to own
decisions that you can make, andthat actually story is based on some weird,
not outdated tech where somebody puts onglasses that tells him what he needs,
and when a highlights a human,you have to decide if you're going
to eat this human or try toengage this human. A very very weird

(25:15):
story. But anyway, check outeverything we're doing as some nobodies. Go
to any device outdated or modern orin the future however you're doing that,
and just type in some nobodies andyou will see the weird stuff that we're
gonna do. I don't know thatthey will do it. Everybody will be
listening to this, both in thefuture and in the present. I think
that's the way that time travel theoreticallyworks, is that we're all in different
time lines. Correct. I don'tknow everybody's moving through time. I'm moving

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through a one second per second.One second per second? Is that like?
Is that the film rate of whata VCR is like one second?
It's it's it's a little bit faster, which is why you get those flickers.
But it's not worth doing the math. Yeah, mass for idiots.
So with that said, you canreach out to me on the Instagrams and

(25:59):
the twitter. I don't even thinkI said that during our last episode,
but I'm going to tell people nowI'm at Whack Brackets. You can also
reach out to me on You canreach out to me via email. You
can send it to anything at WhackBrackets. You can send it to mom
Spaghetti at whackbrackets dot com. I'llget that anything you want. If you
get a few minutes, feel freeto leave us a review, either these

(26:22):
guys on any of their podcast orme, preferably on Apple, but I'll
take it on any platform. Ifyou want to go out and leave me
a review on Blockbuster Video, I'lltake it. I don't really know what
it would be good for, buti'll take the review. So that said,
I will close up shop and letyou guys go. And I want
to thank Dylan and Zach for beingguests again for the third time on the

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Whack Brackets Contest. And I willlet you guys say goodbye on the way
out, so we'll see you later. Jyllan says goodbye. All right,
goodbye everybody,