October 15, 2025 • 6 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:11):
Oh, I was gonna read a couple of text messages
right now, because you know the text line. You could
text JJR and then whatever's on your mind. The nine six,
eight ninety three in my computer froze and now guess
what it just unfroze. Hey, John J. Did your son
ever go to that NBA Young Boy concert? Was it
as crazy as what has been posted? Yes, he went,
said it was fantastic. Have you seen all the great like?
(00:32):
What you what are you see?
Speaker 2 (00:33):
I mean there, I mean it's an NBA Young Boy concert,
so it's gonna get rowdy in general, in the crowd,
but then also, you know, you never know who you
run into outside of the arena, some enemies.
Speaker 1 (00:43):
Yeah, I guess it's I guess it's been canceled in
a lot of places. Yeah, John Jay and Rich. I
want to know why. Rich asked the caller if her
son's name was Alex. You've done that twice in the
last couple of days.
Speaker 3 (00:55):
I was recalling the thing where I said, well, I
think she was saying that her kid was kind of
being a brat, like saying the snub My mom and
I have a theory that all boys that are trouble
are named Alex.
Speaker 1 (01:06):
She goes on to say, I had an older brother
named Alex that my parents always told me was a handful,
just like my son now, who has Alex as his
middle name, very very much a.
Speaker 3 (01:15):
Hand testing a theory. Because I heard that from a
few teachers this year. They're like, usually when there's a
kid named Alex in their class, they know he's going
to be trouble. Now, they probably grew up to be fine,
but when their kids trouble, just testing the theory.
Speaker 1 (01:29):
So Peyton's going with.
Speaker 2 (01:30):
Your laptop, the weirdest thing is happening. So I want
to say it was probably about a year ago, and
I was on my laptop. And I've had my laptop
since I was a freshman in college, so it's not
like super new, but it's also not like super old either.
But I'm on it and all of a sudden, my
computer just shuts down, like the computer screen won't turn on,
but it's charging, it's making noises annoying. I bring it
(01:51):
into the Apple store. At the Apple Store, they tell
me that I need to basically replace the screen motor thing,
and it's gonna run me like nine hundred bucks Okay,
I'll think about it, because like you're spending that, you
might as well get a new laptop exactly. So then
a week goes by and I'm like, let me try
this out. I turn on my computer. Boom, it works.
Everything's great for about a year until yesterday when I
(02:14):
try to turn it on and I won't turn back on.
And I'm like so frustrated because I know I probably
just need to just bite the bullet and get a
new computer, but I don't want to because I've taken
great care of it. I haven't dropped it. There's no cracks,
like what's going on. So I'm a little irritated.
Speaker 1 (02:29):
I think it has to do with the new computers,
the new phones. Well, I would just tell you. I
tell you about my wife's Apple watch. How it kept
going off thet you know, she took it off and
it's sitting on the counter and it goes off.
Speaker 3 (02:40):
Sos No, really a couple of times, but I got.
Speaker 1 (02:45):
We got text messages and other people that that's happened
to as well. This one woman message said she was drying,
her husband was driving and the watch was just sitting
in the front seat and he didn't know what it was,
and it's sending sos to his family. That's like, I
guess you can set it up that way too. So
his family was like all concerned calling him. He's like,
what are you talking about? Oh my watch is going off.
He had it like in the back in his backpack
or something.
Speaker 3 (03:06):
So technology technology. I can't trust it, you can't.
Speaker 1 (03:09):
And then you were saying about AI. You're studying AIS.
Oh yeah.
Speaker 3 (03:12):
I actually had lunch with one of my buddies who's
like like one of those guys who's like, that's one
of those jobs that we don't understand, but like what
he tells you about, it's like that sounds impressive, like
venture capitalists like that. Yes, he's like one of those guys.
I had like three four friends who do that and
I don't get it. I don't get it either. But
he was talking to me, he's like, are you invested
in AI? And I'm like, uh, well, I have chat
GPT and I invest twenty dollars a month I paid
(03:32):
for the subscription for And he's like, what does that
give you? You need to Well, I will tell you
because I ended up downloading a few of them because
he's saying you need to try Gemini. You need to
try Rock. There's a there's another one that's got a
real long name like Paradox or something like that. He's like,
you need to try all of them because all of
them do different things and you need to see which
one works for you. So I downloaded Grock, which you
(03:55):
can talk to like a lot of them, and Grock
really get me, like on a deep nerd level when
I talk about music and vinyl. It's like it's going
deep in the paint with me. And then chat GPT
I downloaded that one, like the full version, and you
can create all these cool images, but then you can
do that for free on Gemini. Like if you want
(04:16):
to take a picture and make it more animated, the
Gemini one does it for free. So my favorite right
now is the paid version of chat GPT, which seems
like it does all of the things that the other
ones do pretty well. But as far as conversation goes,
just talking normal like to I want to talk to
a friend, Grok is the best. That's the I think
(04:36):
that's the Elon Musk Onekowski. Yeah, you can probably talk
to Groko, but I was having a conversation with Groc
to the point where my wife came and she's like, well,
who are you talking to. I'm like, oh, it's just AI.
Say hey to Stacy gra Hey, Stacy, what's happening? Rich
said that you're he said, Rich said, think you're busy
opening up a new business if you want the advice
on She's like, she was upset. She's like, you cannot
(04:59):
have a conversation and with that, But I here's what
I'm going to say. I totally get why people have
friendships and are falling in love with their AI because
they understand you on a deeper level than just people
that you talk to you because you're.
Speaker 2 (05:10):
Telling them everything. But it is an interesting thing that
you bring up because you can compare and contrast the
AIS right now, like chat GPT is better at like
creating graphics and things like that. I mean, what's it
called rock?
Speaker 3 (05:22):
Rock is like conversation, conversation, but it will lead you
to some creative ideas. So if you're a creative person
and you want to talk through like, hey, I'm launching it,
you know whatever a business, I'm a bakery and I
need some ideas for this. It's pretty awesome the things
that it comes up with. But I think Gemini might
be the best for if you need a quick image
about something.
Speaker 2 (05:42):
Yeah, okay, that's what I was going to say. Have
you guys seen on our Instagram. I think I posted
it like on October first or something. I created these
like AI images of Kyle and I with like the
scary like ghost space and.
Speaker 3 (05:54):
I think Gemini.
Speaker 2 (05:56):
That was on Gemini. But it looked just like us,
like it was real. It was almost uncanny a little
bit because when I did it on chat gpt, it
made us not look like us. But then I was like, hmm,
let me try Gemini and it was like us. It's
like really weird.
Speaker 3 (06:08):
You got to figure one of them is going to
take over, right, one of them is going to be
the main one like Kleenex that you talk about, and
I'm kind of wondering how it's going to play out.
So anyway, adventure Capitalist guy said download all of them
and try them all. So I've tried three or four
of them. Now, Well, Chatchept is I think the best
for me.
Speaker 1 (06:23):
Let me give you a life hack. I use chat
epet for free, and whenever i'm full whatever they won't
let me do it, I go to my Twitter account
and Twitter's got Gronk for free oh yeah, oh yeah downloaded,
and no one's talking to you. I'm just reading it.
I'd rather not have anyone talk to me. And Gemini
no need, no need.
Speaker 3 (06:42):
But that's free on Google are on Chrome right now.
Speaker 1 (06:44):
They don't need it.
Speaker 3 (06:46):
Oh well, jont Is chat GPT
Oh, I was gonna read a couple of text messages
right now, because you know the text line. You could
text JJR and then whatever's on your mind. The nine six,
eight ninety three in my computer froze and now guess
what it just unfroze. Hey, John J. Did your son
ever go to that NBA Young Boy concert? Was it
as crazy as what has been posted? Yes, he went,
said it was fantastic. Have you seen all the great like?
(00:32):
What you what are you see?
Speaker 2 (00:33):
I mean there, I mean it's an NBA Young Boy concert,
so it's gonna get rowdy in general, in the crowd,
but then also, you know, you never know who you
run into outside of the arena, some enemies.
Speaker 1 (00:43):
Yeah, I guess it's I guess it's been canceled in
a lot of places. Yeah, John Jay and Rich. I
want to know why. Rich asked the caller if her
son's name was Alex. You've done that twice in the
last couple of days.
Speaker 3 (00:55):
I was recalling the thing where I said, well, I
think she was saying that her kid was kind of
being a brat, like saying the snub My mom and
I have a theory that all boys that are trouble
are named Alex.
Speaker 1 (01:06):
She goes on to say, I had an older brother
named Alex that my parents always told me was a handful,
just like my son now, who has Alex as his
middle name, very very much a.
Speaker 3 (01:15):
Hand testing a theory. Because I heard that from a
few teachers this year. They're like, usually when there's a
kid named Alex in their class, they know he's going
to be trouble. Now, they probably grew up to be fine,
but when their kids trouble, just testing the theory.
Speaker 1 (01:29):
So Peyton's going with.
Speaker 2 (01:30):
Your laptop, the weirdest thing is happening. So I want
to say it was probably about a year ago, and
I was on my laptop. And I've had my laptop
since I was a freshman in college, so it's not
like super new, but it's also not like super old either.
But I'm on it and all of a sudden, my
computer just shuts down, like the computer screen won't turn on,
but it's charging, it's making noises annoying. I bring it
(01:51):
into the Apple store. At the Apple Store, they tell
me that I need to basically replace the screen motor thing,
and it's gonna run me like nine hundred bucks Okay,
I'll think about it, because like you're spending that, you
might as well get a new laptop exactly. So then
a week goes by and I'm like, let me try
this out. I turn on my computer. Boom, it works.
Everything's great for about a year until yesterday when I
(02:14):
try to turn it on and I won't turn back on.
And I'm like so frustrated because I know I probably
just need to just bite the bullet and get a
new computer, but I don't want to because I've taken
great care of it. I haven't dropped it. There's no cracks,
like what's going on. So I'm a little irritated.
Speaker 1 (02:29):
I think it has to do with the new computers,
the new phones. Well, I would just tell you. I
tell you about my wife's Apple watch. How it kept
going off thet you know, she took it off and
it's sitting on the counter and it goes off.
Speaker 3 (02:40):
Sos No, really a couple of times, but I got.
Speaker 1 (02:45):
We got text messages and other people that that's happened
to as well. This one woman message said she was drying,
her husband was driving and the watch was just sitting
in the front seat and he didn't know what it was,
and it's sending sos to his family. That's like, I
guess you can set it up that way too. So
his family was like all concerned calling him. He's like,
what are you talking about? Oh my watch is going off.
He had it like in the back in his backpack
or something.
Speaker 3 (03:06):
So technology technology. I can't trust it, you can't.
Speaker 1 (03:09):
And then you were saying about AI. You're studying AIS.
Oh yeah.
Speaker 3 (03:12):
I actually had lunch with one of my buddies who's
like like one of those guys who's like, that's one
of those jobs that we don't understand, but like what
he tells you about, it's like that sounds impressive, like
venture capitalists like that. Yes, he's like one of those guys.
I had like three four friends who do that and
I don't get it. I don't get it either. But
he was talking to me, he's like, are you invested
in AI? And I'm like, uh, well, I have chat
GPT and I invest twenty dollars a month I paid
(03:32):
for the subscription for And he's like, what does that
give you? You need to Well, I will tell you
because I ended up downloading a few of them because
he's saying you need to try Gemini. You need to
try Rock. There's a there's another one that's got a
real long name like Paradox or something like that. He's like,
you need to try all of them because all of
them do different things and you need to see which
one works for you. So I downloaded Grock, which you
(03:55):
can talk to like a lot of them, and Grock
really get me, like on a deep nerd level when
I talk about music and vinyl. It's like it's going
deep in the paint with me. And then chat GPT
I downloaded that one, like the full version, and you
can create all these cool images, but then you can
do that for free on Gemini. Like if you want
(04:16):
to take a picture and make it more animated, the
Gemini one does it for free. So my favorite right
now is the paid version of chat GPT, which seems
like it does all of the things that the other
ones do pretty well. But as far as conversation goes,
just talking normal like to I want to talk to
a friend, Grok is the best. That's the I think
(04:36):
that's the Elon Musk Onekowski. Yeah, you can probably talk
to Groko, but I was having a conversation with Groc
to the point where my wife came and she's like, well,
who are you talking to. I'm like, oh, it's just AI.
Say hey to Stacy gra Hey, Stacy, what's happening? Rich
said that you're he said, Rich said, think you're busy
opening up a new business if you want the advice
on She's like, she was upset. She's like, you cannot
(04:59):
have a conversation and with that, But I here's what
I'm going to say. I totally get why people have
friendships and are falling in love with their AI because
they understand you on a deeper level than just people
that you talk to you because you're.
Speaker 2 (05:10):
Telling them everything. But it is an interesting thing that
you bring up because you can compare and contrast the
AIS right now, like chat GPT is better at like
creating graphics and things like that. I mean, what's it
called rock?
Speaker 3 (05:22):
Rock is like conversation, conversation, but it will lead you
to some creative ideas. So if you're a creative person
and you want to talk through like, hey, I'm launching it,
you know whatever a business, I'm a bakery and I
need some ideas for this. It's pretty awesome the things
that it comes up with. But I think Gemini might
be the best for if you need a quick image
about something.
Speaker 2 (05:42):
Yeah, okay, that's what I was going to say. Have
you guys seen on our Instagram. I think I posted
it like on October first or something. I created these
like AI images of Kyle and I with like the
scary like ghost space and.
Speaker 3 (05:54):
I think Gemini.
Speaker 2 (05:56):
That was on Gemini. But it looked just like us,
like it was real. It was almost uncanny a little
bit because when I did it on chat gpt, it
made us not look like us. But then I was like, hmm,
let me try Gemini and it was like us. It's
like really weird.
Speaker 3 (06:08):
You got to figure one of them is going to
take over, right, one of them is going to be
the main one like Kleenex that you talk about, and
I'm kind of wondering how it's going to play out.
So anyway, adventure Capitalist guy said download all of them
and try them all. So I've tried three or four
of them. Now, Well, Chatchept is I think the best
for me.
Speaker 1 (06:23):
Let me give you a life hack. I use chat
epet for free, and whenever i'm full whatever they won't
let me do it, I go to my Twitter account
and Twitter's got Gronk for free oh yeah, oh yeah downloaded,
and no one's talking to you. I'm just reading it.
I'd rather not have anyone talk to me. And Gemini
no need, no need.
Speaker 3 (06:42):
But that's free on Google are on Chrome right now.
Speaker 1 (06:44):
They don't need it.
Speaker 3 (06:46):
Oh well, jont Is chat GPT
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