Sorry For The Delay | EP.10 | Love, Gifts & Santa Truths


This week the boys hit a milestone and immediately start acting like a seasoned sitcom couple: Sean & Joshua toast to Episode 10, debate whether love can (or should) be measured in gifts, and tell the story of a surprise car that went hilariously sideways. They revisit last episode’s FMK poll (apparently 5 out of 10 people would, uh… choose the deer) and talk about when they stopped believing in Santa—right before Santa himself vanishes from Joshua’s background. Two fortunes drop, lucky numbers return, and the Fun/Value Finds go full holiday nerd. (Yes, I’m still here and yes, I’m judging the no-number cookies.) Enjoy the show!


-WHAT’S IN OUR CUP-

Sean: None This Episode
Joshua: None This Episode

-CHAPTERS-

00:00 Cold Open, Episode 10 Vibes & Cheers

01:41 Background Glow-Up & “Design Team” Banter

03:48 Countdown Check: 27 Days (648 Hours) Left In The Year

05:30 This Day In History: Gold Rush, Walt Disney’s Birthday, Prohibition Ends

08:59 Angel Tree Topper & Decorating Dilemmas

11:40 Holiday Traditions & Post-Thanksgiving Check-In

13:38 Turkey Vs. Ham (And Why Nostalgia Still Buys Turkeys)

16:59 “Do Gifts = Love?” Cruise vs Dollar-Store Debate

21:24 The Surprise Car Story (Grandma Rage Edition)

24:52 Santa Cameo… And Exit

27:10 When Did You Stop Believing In Santa?

31:45 FMK Poll Results Follow-Up (Frosty, Buddy & The Deer)

35:58 Fun Finds: Mixology Book, Mr. DNA, Jurassic Value Pop, Haunted Mansion Postcard

52:18 Fortune(s) Of The Week + Lucky Numbers

59:40 Wrap-Up & Next Week’s Holiday Drink Plans

-SOUND BITES-

• “We’re on a high right now, Joshua—Episode 10!” — Kickoff adrenaline, Sean.

• “You only got 27 days left… that’s 648 hours.” — Countdown math, Joshua.

• “The largest gold nugget found in California weighed 160 pounds.” — History flex, Joshua.

• “Happy birthday to Walt Disney—the man had 26 Oscars.” — Disney tidbit, Joshua.

• “Prohibition ended today in 1933—cheers to that.” — Timely toast, Joshua.

• “I’m still debating: big fake tree or tiny tree again.” — Holiday setup, Sean.

• “If people don’t even like turkey, why do we still buy it?” — Food for thought, Joshua.

• “Gifts should be sprinkles on the cupcake—not the whole cake.” — Love & gifts take, Sean.

• “We traded her Lincoln for a ‘safer’ car… Grandma saw red.” — Surprise gone wrong, Joshua.

• “Is Santa wearing shorts? Those are too short.” — Background Santa audit, Joshua.

• “I found presents in the closet labeled ‘from Santa’… the math wasn’t mathing.” — Santa reveal, Sean.

• “Five out of ten said they’d, um, pick the deer. For science.” — FMK poll recap, Sean.

• “This mixology book has pictures—that’s my kind of studying.” — Fun find grin, Joshua.

• “Mr. DNA—so that’s what DNA looks like… mint in plastic.” — Collectible moment, Joshua.

• “A Haunted Mansion postcard for five bucks? Tiny art wins.” — Park pickup, Sean.

-FORTUNE & FINDS-

Fortune: When in doubt, be yourself.
Fortune: Feed your body every day; you must also feed your mind.
Lucky Numbers: 43, 26, 50, 45, 56, 49

Fun Finds / Value Finds:
Sean: Haunted Mansion Postcard — Disneyland art-in-miniature that doubles as displayable wall candy; a tiny-budget, big-vibe pickup.
Joshua: Mixology Picture Book — Holiday-ready recipe inspo with full-color pours; paging future cocktail segments.
Joshua (Funko, Mr. DNA) — Jurassic Park nostalgia hit; classic character sealed and display-ready.
Joshua (Value Find, Kayla — Jurassic World Funko) — Target rescue around $11; app value around ~$40 makes it a tidy flip or keeper.

(Artwork Shoutout: None This Episode)**


Transcript

 

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welcome to sorry for the delay episode 10 I'm 

your editor Mia and on today's show the boys are

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confessing to a love we've all seen coming a story 

about gift giving gone wrong and the question is

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asked when they lost belief in Santa all that 

and more enjoy the [Applause] [Music] show

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hello Joshua welcome to sorry for the delay 

episode that's right Joshua 10 episode [ __ ]

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10 we're on a high right now Joshua we're on the 

highest of highs oh look at us yes and cheers to

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everybody who's seen us up until this point cheers 

congratulations you've you've made it through the

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suffering just like we have yes sir yes sir uh 

I like to take note Joshua um that background

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you got there is real pretty that's a real pretty 

background you got well what what would you like

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to be more specific because I see one thing in 

particular I'm just looking at the screen Joshua

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everything else is just you know I'm not even 

mentioning it it looks great I have to we have

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to thank our design team I mean I know we got me 

on staff but we also have an unnamed yeah we got

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a design team yeah so yeah we got we got that 

too everybody I want a design team God damn it

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I guess that's what happens when you're in studio 

you get the you get the design [Laughter] team it

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looks great Joshua it looks it looks Sensational 

um let's start things off as we always do Joshua

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with a this day in history lay it on us all right 

this day in history but we can't leave out how

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many more days we have left either which we only 

got 27 days left in the year why would you do this

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to me Jos I don't want to start my day off sad 

like come on yeah with the year is coming to an

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end everybody so hopefully everybody th far has 

had either a good year a medium year let's make

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it better we got 27 days left and if 27 days is 

just like you don't do your the rest of your days

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by time let's I'll break it down to you by hours 

you only got 648 hours left in this damn year so

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600 you live yeah so if you live your life by 

hours check it you got 64 48 Hours my Lord damn

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year what about minutes Joshua break it down to 

minutes I probably have more minutes than hours

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right I'm bringing minutes to the next episode but 

no no minutes no seconds this time around but I

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promise it's it's coming everybody so that that'll 

be in the next episode God hang on I I I tuned out

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for a second did you say 27 days 27 days yes okay 

okay I thought for a second I thought you just

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said 20 days and I was like whoa how yeah we got 

20 yeah so on this uh December 5th you you only

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have 27 days left uh and for you full-time workers 

out there 648 hours I hope you got some sick time

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cuz otherwise you're going to be working a lot 

the rest of the year oh my God that hurts have

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some fun yeah more painful when you think about 

it by hours what happened on this day in history

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December 5th let me let me hear okay so this day 

in history everybody on this December 5th we're

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going to start it off with an 1848 US President 

James K pulk triggered the Gold Rush of 1849 by

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confirming a gold Discovery in California but 

that's not it I got a fun fact for you guys fun

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fact for you is the largest gold nugget pretty 

uh the largest gold nugget found in California

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weighed in at60 lbs 160 lb holy [ __ ] yeah so 

that that's like two turkeys big ass nugget that

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I know right depending how the turkeys you get 

so that big ass nugget which doing this research

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I found out at the time of its Discovery they 

sold that big ass nugget for $40,000 that's it

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only 40K yeah I would I would assume the big ass 

nugget would have gone for way more but if those

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bad boys would have kept that to to this day so 

I did a little bit of the math I looked on Google

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you really went to today oh yeah yeah I I I dug 

into it because those guys got pretty damn lucky

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finding that nugget so today that nugget would 

be worth five roughly $5 million5 million holy

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[ __ ] MH God damn what would I do with them like 

probably buy like five all you buff people out

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there lifting weights and you know you got 160 lb 

on that bar there was a nugget out there weighting

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that much that's [ __ ] crazy that's a $5 

million nugget you put over your chest bu workout

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Enthusiast i' I'm [ __ ] my mind is blown right 

now I I want two turkey sized nuggets well after

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you eat a little bit of turkey you're going to 

have some your own nuggets buddy so yeah those AR

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the same I can't enjoy those worth much less I'm 

sure too hey you don't know that true true okay so

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leading into the second one this day in history in 

1901 American animator Sean you may know this one

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okay American animator and film producers whose 

work included lady in the [ __ ] oh Poppins and

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probably one of my favorite animated films ever 

Peter Pan the great Walt Disney was born happy

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birthday Walt let's go on this day in history 

and because I do my research clearly Mr Walt

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Disney did you know that Walt Disney to this 

day still holds the record for the most Academy

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Awards in history holy [ __ ] how many Academy 

Awards he has 26 26 Joshua how many awards do we

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have zero zero so far that's awesome that's 

awesome Joshua I had no idea yeah that's a

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lot of awards too God damn that man was a real 

innovator so yeah and if you dig a Little Deeper

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there's more history they got he's got a bunch 

more nominations he's got a ton so for for if

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you guys are interested in Walt Disney which 

we know Sean loves it I look into it it's it's

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a pretty cool story um he's got a bunch of 

stuff you look him up so interesting man for

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sure and my final one on this day in history 

which kind of leads maybe a little to what

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we might be talking about today on this day in 

history in 1933 the end of Prohibition in the

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USA happened oo a national ban on alcohol in the 

US which was first initiated in 1920 by the 18th

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Amendment so today and this day in history 

they got rid of um let's go wo the reason

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why my liver hurts Cheers [Laughter] Cheers oh 

that's awesome Joshua three beautiful facts I

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appreciate it yeah and and uh it just you know 

just what happen coinciding with um you know us

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possibly talking about alcohol and drinks and fun 

festivity beverages we'll see maybe we'll see I

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know I have one every time your cup is always 

full Joshua that's the that's the motto of the

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story what do you got for me Sean do you 

got anything anything fun sitting around

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in your background you got anything you know any 

historical facts any no Joshua I never have any

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hisorical effects what are you that's your job I'm 

just I'm just here floating on a Vibe baby um but

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I do have something in my background there uh if 

you notice to my left of frame here uh there is

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a weird ass looking angel up here uh let me see I 

can somewhere yeah right up there right up there

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um that is our Christmas tree topper and we have 

not put up our Christmas tree because I'm still

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debating whether or not I'm going to go with a big 

old fake tree or if I'm going to do the same tree

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I had last year which is like a little tiny tree 

I don't know either way uh she'll be up there for

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for this episode and who knows maybe next episode 

I will have a tree in the background I can't be

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like you Joshua and have all these beautiful 

gnomes scattered around and uh wonderful Garland

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everywhere I don't I don't have the the Aurora 

of space that you do so but now I don't I hate

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garlands to be honest with you I had somebody else 

put all that up back there I just showed up it was

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like this when I got here that works I don't do 

any of this I got I got a team that does this

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think I have that creativity in me no way yeah I 

know he got that dog in [Laughter] you oh Joshua

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I ain't got I ain't got really nothing nothing 

really I mean no nothing for me today nothing

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nothing no I'm trying to think about like how my 

week was and like no been watching a few Christmas

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movies nothing special like started watching the 

new Santa Claus show thing that they have pretty

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interesting but you know I'm just I'm kind of 

just like living right now like just kind of just

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going with the the flow like everything's good 

like I'm just kind of waiting waiting for this

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surprise visit from you guys that's happening 

in later this month and then uh I don't know

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I I think I think after that I've probably 

peaked for the year and I could die so I don't

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know I did I know no no no no I wanted to hear 

about you because it's always about it's nothing

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about anything around here this place everybody 

knows that but because we we know we did just

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have Thanksgiving and I uh I had a little bit 

of followup you know for people who have had

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Thanksgiving so okay I walked around my place of 

business you know I put a lot of steps in every

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day just like you do ohline yeah so I went around 

asking people are you cooking for Thanksgiving

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are you eating for Thanksgiving and I didn't 

write the numbers down but there was there I

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was fairly surprised I probably pulled about 50 

people again I didn't count everyone but I know

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about how many people I talk to every day cuz my 

cuz I'm like dead by the end of every day so I

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know I've talked to a lot of people so mentally 

physically so there was a surprising amount of

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people that said they were they were going 

to cook this year really okay there's a lot

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of people that are actually cooking I that kind 

of surprised me because most of what I see every

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day is a bunch of people who look like they eat 

I don't see a whole I you know I don't you know

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I don't see on the regular basis I don't see a 

whole lot of people that are actually cooking

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um okay and then there was a fair amount that did 

both so it was it was cool to connect with people

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after the the festivities and and to ask around 

a bit do you cook do you eat and some people do

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hop in the kitchen with their you know their mom 

their dad their relatives and it's it's nice to

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see that that that is a tradition because we 

did talk about tradition the last episode if

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you did you didn't catch that one we talked about 

tradition so I wanted to revisit that a little bit

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it's nice that people and still still with their 

families yeah that's great yeah that's really nice

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um did you by any chance ask anybody if it was 

like their first time cooking or it was just a

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general cooking question it um most of them it 

it wasn't their first time you know they seemed

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they seemed seasoned in the kitchen for what I 

did ask I did ask about a couple dishes people

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like to make some people leaned on mashed potatoes 

which is cool you know um there there's the mashed

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potatoes there was the fullon I make ribs you 

know let those suckers put those things on in

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the morning just kind of let them go then there 

was your there was your uh tamale people you know

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I love tamali we talked about that in the previous 

Parts yeah yeah so we did talk about that um yeah

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there's there was quite a bit not too many people 

are doing turkey though that that that didn't

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surprise me cuz I know Turkey is kind of can be 

Bland can be a little boring so actually now that

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you mentioned that Joshua I heard a fact today a 

weird like like Thanksgiving fact um they ranked

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I think it was like a thousand like thousand 

people uh and they were ranking their worst

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Thanksgiving food right and we talked we talked a 

little bit about our worst food and Thanksgiving

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food um but it turns out people well at least 

in these thousand people really don't like

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cranberry sauce as the most like disliked thing 

right and the second thing they don't like is

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turkey crazy right and it's it's for those exact 

facts that you stated um sometimes it's too dry

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and it's not worth the time or effort so I get 

it I can definitely see it but I still like it

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which which I mean I know thanksgiving's when we 

talked about that but why do people continue to

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eat turkey if it's if it's not good like why is 

it still the thing that fills every freezer in

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the grocery store you know why why is turkey 

continuing to be the thing I think it's it's

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like you think I think it's like the you know 

the idea of like the American dream right white

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picket fence beautiful wife two kids right right 

I think it's still holding on to those ideals and

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that mindset so you you picture Thanksgiving and 

what is the first thing that comes to people's

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mind most often is the picture of the family 

sitting at a table with this big turkey and

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all the sides and fixings on like align the along 

the sides there and just I think that that image

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is what really keeps driving the turkey like 

being purchased every year you know same thing

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with like uh um [ __ ] like Christmas you could 

even say like people really want the Nostalgia

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still and I think that's what's continuing 

to drive it so I mean people clearly people

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aren't buying turkeys for food like for flavor 

factors you know and I think people are leaning

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a lot more towards ham nowadays so I think it's 

got to be the Nostalgia it's got to be nostalgia

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H so do what do you think came first the turkey 

or the Hem historically do you think it what do

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you think people told the LIE of it was a turkey 

or do you think it was what do you think it do

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we have a theory on you know the chicken of the 

egg turkey or was or it was either ham or it was

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like some type of like Duck like I'm trying to 

think about like back then what what would you

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have around you and you'd probably have either 

ducks or some type of like pigeon I don't know

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pigeon you it was some type of poultry I would 

have to assume right cuz I don't think Pig

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when they hit the Americas they saw a pigeon 

they were like that's what is that rat with

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wings so I think it's got to be something 

I think it's got to be some type of poultry

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yeah I think that's what came first and then 

you probably had ham after so okay okay I I

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recently just started having ham so I I think 

Ham's better than turkey I would have to agree

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with you but I make a really good turkey and 

everybody says that but Joshua you've had my

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cooking and you could vouch for me I if you 

had my turkey you would probably agree that

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it was probably some of the best turkey you've 

had I I would feel comfortable going on a dating

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show with you if we were a couple and they 

were to ask me so Joshua your partner Sean

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the gentleman you hold hands with and sleep with 

at night yeah I would I would feel comfortable

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answering does he sleep on the yes the left 

yes he does is he does he cook or does he

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eat what does he do on Thanksgiving I would 

comfortably say he cooks and he eats doctor

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doctor for 25 points oh that's great yes the

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answer is yes that would be that 

would be my answer to my partner

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Sean beautiful I love it I love it if we were 

a couple I don't want to steer this wrong Sean

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lives in he's up North I'm down south this this I 

guess this could be considered a long relationship

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josua that's all it is we're clearly just friends 

everybody I'm glad it I'm glad we got to episode

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10 to announce our love to the world like yes the 

big announcement everybody big announcement it's

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a special day you know not many things get to 

episode 10 and uh we made it we're technically

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a full season Joshua we could we could end the 

Pod now and just call ourselves season one you

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know we can come back season two next year nice 

and strong yeah for people who don't know this

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is like our dating this is like a dating app for 

us we're actually getting to know each other and

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this is we've never met each other in real life 

this is all we met on Bumble we said you you know

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what let's just start this together I know it's 

stupid I know I love it though it's beautiful oh

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that's great happy holidays everybody happy H I 

just want to say it's December the first week of

0:19:14.800,0:19:20.360

December it's not December 1st but the first week 

of December and um just want to say happy holidays

0:19:20.360,0:19:24.000

like I hope you guys are having a great year or 

you had a great year and if you didn't have a

0:19:24.000,0:19:32.280

great year I hope the rest of the year is better 

and you're enjoying it and you know you're just

0:19:32.280,0:19:38.800

you're just living right you're still breathing 

you're out here chilling listening to two people

0:19:38.800,0:19:45.800

confess their love to each other and that's all 

that matters so thank you thank you for listening

0:19:45.800,0:19:50.280

that's that's what the holidays are about you 

know you know there isn't there statistically a

0:19:50.280,0:19:55.120

lot of people propos during this time so far you 

love birds out there thinking about proposing to

0:19:55.120,0:20:00.480

your girlfriend or your fiance or I guess of 

your fiance you already been proposed to but

0:20:00.480,0:20:06.680

somebody you love isn't this the time of the year 

that that you really make that decision you know

0:20:06.680,0:20:11.680

do you love somebody so all right so we're gonna 

get into love and this is the time of year right I

0:20:11.680,0:20:18.480

just just came to me right now let's do it do you 

really love somebody do you is it a responsibility

0:20:18.480,0:20:26.480

to express your love through gifts you know do 

you base Your Love off of how many times your

0:20:26.480,0:20:32.840

name is on a a under the tree is that how much is 

that how we do love these days I want so I want

0:20:32.840,0:20:39.360

to know I want feedback on this do I love you 

more or less depending on how many presents are

0:20:39.360,0:20:44.600

under the tree for you that's a great question 

Joshua please feel free write in the comments

0:20:44.600,0:20:50.280

let me know um I will go ahead and answer this 

because you're there's nobody else to answer this

0:20:50.280,0:20:59.600

Joshua um I would say I mean the yeah you're 

right I want to say back there nobody nobody's

0:20:59.600,0:21:03.720

back there sorry I know one day you're gonna 

have the joke where somebody's gonna walk

0:21:03.720,0:21:08.840

through through the entire like it's gonna 

wait until the end of the episode it's G to

0:21:08.840,0:21:13.440

be real creepy it's gonna scare the [ __ ] out 

of me or my editor is goingon to be sneaky and

0:21:13.440,0:21:21.320

do something up there you know maybe I mean 

I know this editor's not answer my question

0:21:21.320,0:21:28.120

Sean feel loved more or less if they're you 

know depending on the the the presence that

0:21:28.120,0:21:33.840

under the tree so are you saying like do I feel 

more loved if I have more presence under the

0:21:33.840,0:21:41.720

tree like more presence to my name like that 

or like if I put more presence out for other

0:21:41.720,0:21:48.240

people so I can I can the deeper I get into 

this cup I have a whirlwind of thoughts okay

0:21:48.240,0:21:57.680

so [ __ ] you're here I go I'm getting into 

it um guys are unlocking I'm getting unlocked

0:21:57.680,0:22:04.920

everybody I'm sorry get unlocked watch out only 

took 20 minutes to get into this [ __ ] here we

0:22:04.920,0:22:11.160

go so all right you know how people take cruises 

and [ __ ] you you spend like four grand on your

0:22:11.160,0:22:15.000

lady I'm gonna take you out and then I'm gonna 

you know four grand on a cruise you know you go

0:22:15.000,0:22:21.840

somewhere like that's like like $4,000 I to spend 

on somebody right so that's just a big purchase

0:22:21.840,0:22:27.320

that's is that an I love you a 4,000 or is that 

just like I deserved it because I had to deal with

0:22:27.320,0:22:34.600

your [ __ ] wet towels on my bed every morning 

or some [ __ ] you know or do you appreciate the

0:22:34.600,0:22:40.240

the 25 gifts that you bought at the Dollar Tree 

and they were $1 each you know but it's like 20

0:22:40.240,0:22:45.920

you know 30 gifts under the tree but they're all 

[ __ ] gifts you know return packages and you know

0:22:45.920,0:22:53.880

or to Ed you know Terry clot towels with [ __ ] 

ass stains on them and [ __ ] um you know or you

0:22:53.880,0:22:59.880

get three gifts you get a you get an Apple Watch 

an iPad and you know maybe an adult toy or some

0:22:59.880,0:23:06.160

[ __ ] you know like like all forms of pleasure 

so what do where are we going how much do you

0:23:06.160,0:23:14.080

love somebody is it the Dollar Tree gift is it the 

$4,000 cruise is it the you know Apple iPad adult

0:23:14.080,0:23:21.280

toy because you don't satisfy you know her another 

way you know what do we I think how do you rate

0:23:21.280,0:23:29.960

your love tell me how do you rate it I think that 

if you're rating Your Love by giv you've you've

0:23:29.960,0:23:34.600

already [ __ ] up yeah yeah right I think I think 

that's what it kind of boils down to I like to

0:23:34.600,0:23:47.720

think that gifts are meant to like like accentuate 

the love without it being like um oh I'm just

0:23:47.720,0:23:52.840

buying you these gifts because I love you like I'm 

showing you my love through all these gifts like I

0:23:52.840,0:24:00.080

feel like if you do that over and over again gifts 

mean nothing so I feel like gifts are just like

0:24:00.080,0:24:06.480

little sprinkles on top of like cupcakes right 

like they're meant to just accent the love right

0:24:06.480,0:24:13.480

and so that way when you get a dildo as your 

gift like it's it's more meaningful because it

0:24:13.480,0:24:19.920

it's like oh you took the time to think about me 

today and get me this gift instead of oh honey I

0:24:19.920,0:24:25.920

saw you again today like here's another gift for 

you like I know I get you this I know I get you

0:24:25.920,0:24:31.520

gifts every single time I see you but I can't help 

myself blah blah blah like that's some [ __ ] like

0:24:31.520,0:24:37.960

I feel like you're just buying you're trying to 

buy somebody's love and the real person is not an

0:24:37.960,0:24:47.120

escort so they probably do not approve of like you 

trying to buy them out you know so I don't know so

0:24:47.120,0:24:56.880

if you so to bring up your case and point if you 

spent four grand on me to go on a cruise I I would

0:24:56.880,0:25:03.560

say that I I I don't feel your love any more than 

I I would if you spent like $2 on a return package

0:25:03.560,0:25:11.480

you know like I don't know like I it should just 

be more of like a two-way street rather than a

0:25:11.480,0:25:18.440

one-way Street and especially with big purchases 

like that like I feel like you should have some

0:25:18.440,0:25:26.320

togetherness like some some planning um before you 

do a purchase like that that's like the person who

0:25:26.320,0:25:32.800

like is married and goes oh honey I bought you a 

car like without the without the discussion you

0:25:32.800,0:25:40.080

know like it's it's like that so I don't like it 

you know I'm gonna I'm gonna stop you with the car

0:25:40.080,0:25:45.920

thing but please continue I do have a funny story 

about somebody buying somebody a car maybe it's

0:25:45.920,0:25:53.200

not funny but I kind of find it funny I'd like to 

hear so my grandparents my my my grandma has this

0:25:53.200,0:26:00.360

really old Link in I think it's like a 1963 or 

it's like you know the big boat like the catle

0:26:00.360,0:26:06.880

two doors you know the the it's got like the uh 

not the leather top on the outside it's got the

0:26:06.880,0:26:12.360

little side windows you know but you know it's a 

two door right so my grandpa was like okay yeah

0:26:12.360,0:26:18.000

yeah big cool it's really it's she's kept it in 

great condition um so my grandpa had this Bright

0:26:18.000,0:26:25.160

Idea like you know Joyce needs a brand new car my 

grandpa's so happy he would like this you know my

0:26:25.160,0:26:31.040

grandpa does stuff like this from my grandma all 

the time so he goes out and he buys her a car and

0:26:31.040,0:26:38.240

so what we do in the middle of Christmas is we 

end up like taking her car out of the driveway

0:26:38.240,0:26:43.000

as we do you know like we're plotting this whole 

thing and so my grandpa's like okay Hider close

0:26:43.000,0:26:49.600

the windows like this like there's a whole setup 

and so uh maybe it was her birthday but either

0:26:49.600,0:26:53.720

way either way it it was a celebration [ __ ] I'm 

freaking getting confused because I know somebody

0:26:53.720,0:27:01.760

might be watching this so case in point whatever 

so um get her a car park in the driveway put a

0:27:01.760,0:27:09.040

big old red bow on it out comes my Grandma she's 

like where's my car and my grandpa's like what do

0:27:09.040,0:27:13.760

you mean this is your car he's all happy for her 

like it's got airbags and [ __ ] you know what I

0:27:13.760,0:27:18.120

mean it's the kind of car you want to keep an old 

lady safe in you know some [ __ ] happens right

0:27:18.120,0:27:24.080

like granted a Lincoln would mow over any brand 

new car it wouldn't even blink like this thing

0:27:24.080,0:27:30.080

Lincoln are a tank for those who know Lincoln 

so she like where's my car and my grandpa's like

0:27:30.080,0:27:36.720

what do you mean Joyce we we took it we traded it 

in and we got you this other car she's like you

0:27:36.720,0:27:44.600

better not have you bet she got so upset she was 

throwing [ __ ] she was like if you've ever seen

0:27:44.600,0:27:53.280

a grandma rage it's it's it wasn't a it wasn't 

a good sight so unfortunately the whole new car

0:27:53.280,0:27:59.880

thing like you said does not always work out cuz 

my grandma was pissed we took back this other car

0:27:59.880,0:28:06.400

brought the Lincoln back and and she was happier 

to see the Lincoln than she was to see that that

0:28:06.400,0:28:11.000

piece of [ __ ] brand new airbag thing that 

would have protected her life if it rolled 20

0:28:11.000,0:28:20.240

times you know like yeah so the new car you know 

to pause you on the new car thing like new cars

0:28:20.240,0:28:25.720

if somebody loves something and you replace it 

with something that you think you love that you

0:28:25.720,0:28:32.320

love but they love you know like I think you sure 

you know where I'm going to get this like if they

0:28:32.320,0:28:38.600

love it don't replace it just just let them keep 

it and then maybe get something else for them you

0:28:38.600,0:28:42.800

know if they love a watch they they they value a 

watch they wear it every single day doesn't mean

0:28:42.800,0:28:46.440

you have to go out and buy them a brand new Rolex 

they're never going to wear it anyways because

0:28:46.440,0:28:54.880

they like the watch they have yeah so exactly I'm 

with you I agree yeah new new gifts new [ __ ] you

0:28:54.880,0:29:01.560

know you'll find out real quick if the one you 

love appreciates what you get them because they

0:29:01.560,0:29:06.440

they won't always do it my grandparents have been 

married forever and even a brand new car couldn't

0:29:06.440,0:29:13.800

make their love stronger it made it worse if you 

saw the hate in that lady's eyes so I learned a

0:29:13.800,0:29:19.960

little something from that right there there you 

go see sorry to pause you there Sean I bring up

0:29:19.960,0:29:23.800

the car thing because it it that did happened 

in my life I could relate to that seeing that

0:29:23.800,0:29:30.240

moment happen so there you go now you learn from 

real life experience buddy so just saying also

0:29:30.240,0:29:36.480

speaking of new and real life experiences Joshua 

there's a special guest in your background oh my

0:29:36.480,0:29:46.320

God who is that on the screen that's right it's 

St Nicholas St Nicholas where's old snake where's

0:29:46.320,0:29:55.880

Nick where holy what did Santa show up to the 

episode this son of a Santa is in that episode

0:29:55.880,0:30:01.520

he is sitting right there on that chair chair um 

we'll go ahead and we'll zoom in on that uh in

0:30:01.520,0:30:07.440

post but uh he is there he's just chilling he's 

uh he's passed out he's probably um passed out

0:30:07.440,0:30:13.280

on that uh cookie milk and [ __ ] butterscotch 

biscuit I don't know what the [ __ ] he eats I

0:30:13.280,0:30:20.440

don't know I I think for Santa those shorts are a 

little too short that's okay I I actually I wanted

0:30:20.440,0:30:29.640

them to be shorter but AI doesn't go that short 

so and and I think uh Miss Mariah right here is

0:30:29.640,0:30:35.760

getting a little it's getting a little awkward for 

Mariah down here looking up Santa shorts Mar has

0:30:35.760,0:30:40.280

not appreciate what she's seen up old freaking 

teabag Santa hey she should be used to that all

0:30:40.280,0:30:45.320

right she's the queen of Christmas you know she 

should be used to seeing some nuts from Santa just

0:30:45.320,0:30:52.560

saying just saying but that was a I love that that 

was a great tangent that you brought us on to that

0:30:52.560,0:31:01.040

was really cool um I did not I did I mean I guess 

the question is for you too Joshua do do you think

0:31:01.040,0:31:10.880

that gifts are the way to your heart or is there 

a different way to your heart so the way the way

0:31:10.880,0:31:19.600

I guess to get to my heart is is I I appreciate 

like handmade stuff oh interesting uh so like I

0:31:19.600,0:31:23.720

you know you could see the hats back here and 

all this kind of stuff like I didn't make this

0:31:23.720,0:31:30.280

one this is a vome one but I I really find things 

that are handmade and handcrafted things I can

0:31:30.280,0:31:35.240

kind of put on and I know the person put heart 

and soul and love and everything into it like

0:31:35.240,0:31:43.440

that that to me speaks volumes over a new laptop a 

new TV something that that you know it's it's kind

0:31:43.440,0:31:47.400

of meaningless at the end of the day I can walk 

around and see you know 23 million people wearing

0:31:47.400,0:31:52.120

a apple eye watch that was made in Japan China and 

that you know those little hands over there ain't

0:31:52.120,0:31:56.240

getting paid money you know the the people over 

there suffering you know nobody gives a [ __ ]

0:31:56.240,0:32:02.040

that I'm wearing that watch but I put that sweater 

on that grandma made holy [ __ ] the the the way

0:32:02.040,0:32:08.560

that feels and the look in her eyes and you know 

that that kind of stuff is is super meaningful

0:32:08.560,0:32:15.800

so I I think a lot of people should go back to 

the meaningful gifts um but every everybody's

0:32:15.800,0:32:21.200

different you know I I I so yes the weight of 

my heart is get me like a cool handmade give

0:32:21.200,0:32:27.080

draw me a stick figure you know little postcard or 

something cuz then that I'm going to keep forever

0:32:28.320,0:32:33.480

your Apple ey watch is going to get broken and 

you know I'm going to drop it and you know it's

0:32:33.480,0:32:40.880

it's going to be it's going to gonna be meanless 

with that said though I do like cool [ __ ] I mean

0:32:40.880,0:32:48.040

I got you know I got a guitar back there I got a 

meaningless TV got you know like Sean mentioned

0:32:48.040,0:32:57.040

four episode five ago and I got [ __ ] throw away 

money with i that a raffle got [ __ ] you money um

0:32:59.800,0:33:06.760

uh I got a microphone I'm looking at a computer 

screen I got a camera yeah I got you know so I I

0:33:06.760,0:33:13.360

do like cool [ __ ] who doesn't like cool 

[ __ ] um exactly but I I like the thing

0:33:13.360,0:33:18.560

under the tree that I opened and it somebody 

made it you know a puzzle you know with with

0:33:18.560,0:33:25.960

maybe Sea's face on it that you know maybe a a 

bag of pubes that sea picked off from a Year's

0:33:25.960,0:33:32.640

worth of you know toilet se you know like have 

you been talking to people cuz uh how did you

0:33:32.640,0:33:38.960

know I collect that like what is what hey you 

don't you don't know your friend until they've

0:33:38.960,0:33:44.960

handed you a bag of pubes like you get real 

close when that happens so you're like wait

0:33:44.960,0:33:49.360

a second your hair is black what's this why 

are they red well the carpet doesn't always

0:33:49.360,0:33:56.480

match the drapes so what I'm telling you we're 

that much closer oh that's great so um yeah I

0:33:56.480,0:34:01.600

uh yeah I love I love gifts like that but I also 

love it so so you're going to get you're going

0:34:01.600,0:34:08.080

to get closer to me if you you make something you 

draw something you like that you know okay makes

0:34:08.080,0:34:13.360

sense yeah I'm gonna just draw you pictures of 

my penis and hopefully you'll you'll really enjoy

0:34:13.360,0:34:25.880

that listen I identify as a dog now and uh I will 

be drawing you um just things with just piss piss

0:34:25.880,0:34:32.680

and [ __ ] yeah but me and my girlfriend have fun 

though like um we'll do I'm always I'm always the

0:34:32.680,0:34:37.560

jokester I'm always the one that kind of like 

this is the last one and then she goes lays

0:34:37.560,0:34:42.720

down or puts her shoes on and her foot gets 

hit something on the inside of it or you know

0:34:42.720,0:34:49.160

there's something on the inside of her pillowcase 

or you know she goes to grab her loofah and like

0:34:49.160,0:34:54.560

a bar of soap falls out or some [ __ ] you know 

my face on it David bler basically you just yeah

0:34:54.560,0:35:00.040

I I do kind yeah yeah like she like I serve her 

a plate of food and she's digging around in it

0:35:00.040,0:35:08.880

and all of a sudden it's you know I crack my MERS 

on Legos in there yeah yeah like don't okay don't

0:35:08.880,0:35:15.640

put Legos in somebody's food no don't do that 

because do not do that yeah you'll they won't

0:35:15.640,0:35:20.840

thank you for that they'll be mad at you for that 

so I I like to joke around with my gifts I I kind

0:35:20.840,0:35:26.880

of Stack him out there the whole day you know 

I and Sean knows this there's actually a gift

0:35:26.880,0:35:31.200

that my girlfriend has she never watches this by 

the way so she'll never know um it's going to be

0:35:31.200,0:35:36.440

the one episode hope nobody hope hope nobody tells 

her [ __ ] maybe I shouldn't say it you probably

0:35:36.440,0:35:41.520

shouldn't we'll just leave it at that hey I'm 

gonna change the subject real quick josua okay um

0:35:41.520,0:35:46.880

I know you wanted to do you wanted to talk about 

holiday drinks and I do too but I want to make

0:35:46.880,0:35:53.960

them with you so we're going to wait until next 

episode um and uh I want to make them together so

0:35:53.960,0:35:59.600

we can we can drink them here on the Pod together 

and we'll have a a jolly old discussion about them

0:35:59.600,0:36:07.000

so we'll do that next week uh but I do want to 

talk about this Joshua the question actually

0:36:07.000,0:36:11.160

hang on before I do that before I bring up the 

question I have to make a followup because you

0:36:11.160,0:36:18.960

made a followup uh the previous question that 

we asked in the last episode was the would you

0:36:18.960,0:36:27.600

rather or sorry no it was the [ __ ] murder kill 

question um I did a survey at my place of work and

0:36:27.600,0:36:37.120

I asked about probably a good 10 people the same 

question Joshua and out of those 10 people how

0:36:37.120,0:36:48.240

many of them do you think said yes to [ __ ] the 

deer out of 10 out of 10 yeah where you live I'm

0:36:48.240,0:36:57.040

going to say at least eight damn no Joshua this 

was a bunch of deer [ __ ] up there this was an

0:36:57.040,0:37:06.120

even split of five in five people decided that 

they wanted to [ __ ] that deer I was surprised

0:37:06.120,0:37:14.000

to say the least um people had their reasons uh 

some were better than others yeah you got you're

0:37:14.000,0:37:23.800

[ __ ] a deer you better have a reason [ __ ] it 

was interesting nonetheless uh but the the the

0:37:23.800,0:37:32.000

best explanation I got for uh wanting to [ __ ] 

this deer uh was because somebody said they just

0:37:32.000,0:37:42.520

wanted to know how it felt so all right cool 

whoa let me know how that goes for you uh but

0:37:42.520,0:37:50.320

a lot of people did did choose to marry to marry 

buddy and I thought that was really weird so well

0:37:50.320,0:37:57.920

whatever okay keep going is that the only one 

you pulled or did you pull the rest of that the

0:37:57.920,0:38:06.080

the options you're old Snowman and oh no so I 

messing with the Snowman no um so there was so

0:38:06.080,0:38:13.160

there was I picked the Snowman didn't I you did 

pick the Snowman and um I [ __ ] if I remember

0:38:13.160,0:38:20.240

correctly I think there was like six people who 

chose the Snowman as well and then uh the rest of

0:38:20.240,0:38:30.480

the people wanted to um marry the Snowman and 

[ __ ] buddy like the same way I had it so it

0:38:30.480,0:38:36.760

was it was a fair fair question on or Fair answer 

on everybody's terms for the 10 people so it was

0:38:36.760,0:38:41.760

pretty interesting do you know if the do you know 

if the people that married the Snowman are people

0:38:41.760,0:38:48.960

that are divorced I I don't know that Joshua I 

didn't because come summertime snowman disappears

0:38:48.960,0:38:53.640

like get rid of that [ __ ] you know what I'm 

saying like if they divor relate to getting rid of

0:38:53.640,0:38:58.200

that you know marry the Snowman so you can get rid 

of the Snowman man yeah and then he comes back in

0:38:58.200,0:39:02.680

winter time and it's perfect cuz you're cold and 

then you're just like try to warm you up I don't

0:39:02.680,0:39:10.520

know give you frostbite sounds like sounds like an 

X yeah X xes do that all right now now I can get

0:39:10.520,0:39:22.480

to the question Joshua a simple question Joshua I 

want to know when did you stop believing in Santa

0:39:22.480,0:39:38.720

Claus I think when did I stop it probably was the 

day that I saw my parents putting gifts under the

0:39:38.720,0:39:46.960

tree are are filling the stockings I knew you 

just felt it I knew yeah well cuz when I was a

0:39:46.960,0:39:51.920

teenager I used to stay really really really late 

and they hated that because that means they had

0:39:51.920,0:39:58.200

to like do things at 4 in the morning but let's 

be honest you know so you were smoking pot you

0:39:58.200,0:40:08.440

were a teenag video games yes yeah yeah I I I a 

teenager yeah damn I think I was I I don't know

0:40:08.440,0:40:13.680

I don't remember the exact age but I know I was 

old enough to be like okay where's my 300 bucks

0:40:13.680,0:40:20.280

he always put in my stocking Santa you cheap 

bastard what the [ __ ] that's a lot of money

0:40:20.280,0:40:28.680

yeah no I didn't get yeah yeah no it was a it 

was a tiered system like Subscription Service

0:40:28.680,0:40:35.560

yeah bro like I'm telling you a lot of people 

don't know about this but that we okay so I have

0:40:35.560,0:40:41.200

five siblings so there's five stockings right 

what yeah we have dogs too dogs have stockings

0:40:41.200,0:40:51.400

as well um so oldest siblings got the most and the 

youngest siblings got the least okay so you figure

0:40:51.400,0:40:56.440

you know my oldest brother's you know you know 

what four I can't remember he's he's you you know

0:40:56.440,0:41:01.360

we're all like two years apart whatever it is so 

you know some people got a 100 bucks some people

0:41:01.360,0:41:06.760

got 80 bucks some people got 40 bucks you know and 

it's like why am I get and at the end of it it was

0:41:06.760,0:41:14.920

kind of like hey how much did you get what' you 

get what' you get what' you get so it turned into

0:41:14.920,0:41:19.240

a tiered system where the oldest ones because 

I mean if you're like you're you know you're

0:41:19.240,0:41:22.880

13 years old what are you going do with 100 bucks 

you know like what are you going to do [ __ ] 100

0:41:22.880,0:41:28.680

bags of Hot Cheetos baby well hot Cheetos weren't 

a thing back then you know like I was running to

0:41:28.680,0:41:33.440

I wanted to buy a bike you know I wanted to buy 

certain things and but I it always it was always

0:41:33.440,0:41:37.560

a funny kind of time of the year like how much 

is everybody going to get because once we got

0:41:37.560,0:41:42.520

old enough like I remember how much they got when 

they were this age am i g to get the same kind of

0:41:42.520,0:41:50.360

money you got to account for inflation too Joshua 

you know exactly I was like dude my brother was 16

0:41:50.360,0:41:58.240

he got this why am I getting that you know so but 

it was a yeah it was it was a teared system but I

0:41:58.240,0:42:03.520

I loved it I loved waking up and and going through 

the stockings my my mom and dad would always fill

0:42:03.520,0:42:08.600

it with uh we get like Hot Wheels we would get 

like I don't know I don't know why I was getting

0:42:08.600,0:42:12.480

razors at 10 but I was getting razors you know 

they were trying to tell they probably bought

0:42:12.480,0:42:21.400

him in bulk Joshua I know right you know you 

know my younger brother you know maybe the mix

0:42:21.400,0:42:26.240

with my younger brother my younger brother had 

a mustache and te- ball so that dude was shaving

0:42:26.240,0:42:36.040

long before I was um yeah yeah he was he was he 

he's still a hairy kid um but yeah like so yeah

0:42:36.040,0:42:43.160

I was I was a teenager yeah when it happened to 

me what about what about you do you still believe

0:42:43.160,0:42:49.320

yeah dude I still believe Zant's he's gonna come 

over um December 25th I'm ready he's gonna give

0:42:49.320,0:42:58.360

me my presents uh [ __ ] stupid um I nowhere he's 

right here in the back with little shorts on right

0:42:58.360,0:43:03.880

there letting the freaking nuggets hang out he's 

giving the people a show baby uh I think I was

0:43:03.880,0:43:11.480

like I wasn't a teenager like you I was younger 

I was probably like seven or eight I want to say

0:43:11.480,0:43:17.520

and it's kind of funny how most of these stories 

are like oh I saw my parents like putting the the

0:43:17.520,0:43:24.760

Christmas presents underneath the tree or like um 

like I had a kid tell me it in preschool you know

0:43:24.760,0:43:32.680

it's like the same same idea um but I I had it 

spoiled for me in a weird way uh I had to go into

0:43:32.680,0:43:43.680

my parents closet uh because that's where we had 

like um short tangent uh where a family of five so

0:43:43.680,0:43:55.200

I have a brother and a sister both younger uh but 

back in the day we had this um laundry hamper of

0:43:55.200,0:44:01.120

socks right you're watching a lot like people my 

mom's watching a lot of clothes like socks kind of

0:44:01.120,0:44:06.280

just get misplaced right and so when the socks 

get misplaced they get thrown into this hamper

0:44:06.280,0:44:10.600

and the hamper stays in my parents closet and if 

you ever need socks and you're looking for your

0:44:10.600,0:44:17.360

missing pair like your missing sock you would 

go in there and find your sock right so now I'm

0:44:17.360,0:44:25.640

like a seven or eight I go into the closet I'm 

looking for socks I pull out the hamper and this

0:44:25.640,0:44:34.800

like Little Mountain of gifts falls down from the 

back of the hamper and I go what and like I look

0:44:34.800,0:44:42.880

at the B the little gifts and they have my sister 

my brother's names on there and I'm like oh [ __ ]

0:44:42.880,0:44:50.640

and then I see one that says my name and it says 

from Santa and I was like wait a minute wait a

0:44:50.640,0:45:02.400

minute so I bring the gift out um I take it I take 

it to my mom cuz my dad's working that day uh and

0:45:02.400,0:45:15.720

I go is this from Santa is this really from Santa 

and she goes yes and I go oh okay cool and then

0:45:15.720,0:45:25.280

I think nothing of it she takes the gift back and 

then um I kind of just like go on my day right and

0:45:25.280,0:45:34.040

then I'm in my room room and I'm just like sitting 

there and I think to myself I'm like how did Santa

0:45:34.040,0:45:39.640

bring the presence already like you know my my 

little baby brain can't comprehend this right

0:45:39.640,0:45:46.600

so I'm just like I I I don't think Santa's real 

I don't I don't think this is real like I don't

0:45:46.600,0:45:54.520

think he's real and then I later confirm at school 

like I'm probably like 10 or 11 um I confirm at

0:45:54.520,0:46:02.960

school that Santa is in fact fact not real so 

spoiler alert Santa's not real everybody it's

0:46:02.960,0:46:11.320

just me I'm putting your were were you heartbroken 

at at that moment Joshua my whole life has been I

0:46:11.320,0:46:18.360

mean you remember that story with me and realizing 

that I'm going to die soon um as a child uh on my

0:46:18.360,0:46:25.240

Halloween birthday party I've been through I've 

been through it Joshua so no I was not sad I just

0:46:25.240,0:46:32.160

felt like was just growing up you know I was like 

I guess this is what happens you you lose Santa

0:46:32.160,0:46:39.360

and once you lose Santa he never comes back so 

speaking of losing Santa I believe we just lost

0:46:39.360,0:46:48.360

Santa as well Joshua goodbye Santa Merry Christmas 

talking all that [ __ ] about Santa of course

0:46:48.360,0:46:57.280

he's gonna leave this place look at that you know 

perfect timing I guess that is like come out like

0:46:57.280,0:47:03.160

talking [ __ ] sorry bro out you're not a Believer 

you know have you seen the movies have you seen

0:47:03.160,0:47:08.280

elf you know that that slate a not gonna fly if 

you don't believe you're not a Believer it's not

0:47:08.280,0:47:13.160

getting off the ground oh that's you did that to 

Santa right now but I will tell you the one thing

0:47:13.160,0:47:17.480

the one thing is I tried to make sure that my 

brother and sister believed in Santa for as long

0:47:17.480,0:47:23.280

as they could and I don't know one day I'll ask 

them how like what age they were when they didn't

0:47:23.280,0:47:31.680

realize Santa was real anymore but I tried my best 

so who knows what was it the same in your guys's

0:47:31.680,0:47:36.840

household did Santa always bring the coolest gifts 

like your parents gave you gifts like you got

0:47:36.840,0:47:43.520

gifts but did Santa bring the coolest ones because 

I think it was always a mixture that question CU

0:47:43.520,0:47:48.720

I feel like like now that you mentioned that I 

feel like there were moments where I would be

0:47:48.720,0:47:57.680

like Oh Santa brought me a gift oh it sucks like 

I feel like I had those moments as well as like

0:47:57.680,0:48:04.440

Oh Santa brought me a bike kind of moments too 

so I feel like it was a mix in our family so in

0:48:04.440,0:48:11.440

our family Santa always brought the coolest gifts 

so what I mean by cool when you're when you're a

0:48:11.440,0:48:17.720

kid and you're like before the times they were now 

when everybody's glued to their phone which drives

0:48:17.720,0:48:23.240

me freaking insane you know everybody's glued to 

their [ __ ] phone you ask somebody to to shoot

0:48:23.240,0:48:27.760

a three-pointer nobody's shooting a three-pointer 

you ask some to throw football nobody's throwing a

0:48:27.760,0:48:33.640

football what's a baseball glove nobody can ride 

a bike training wheels you know it's it's just

0:48:33.640,0:48:40.680

it's turning into a sad thing skateboards people 

can't ride skateboards so so my yeah Santa Claus

0:48:40.680,0:48:47.120

so Santa Claus always brought the coolest gifts so 

Santa you know growing up we got like a foosball

0:48:47.120,0:48:55.400

table we got a a pingpong table we got um we got a 

we got a Mary we got uh I think we even got like a

0:48:55.400,0:49:03.680

little little a little pool a little pool table um 

pretty cool yeah so Santa always came through with

0:49:03.680,0:49:12.120

the with the coolest gifts and matter of fact 

downstairs in my garage I still have Santa's

0:49:12.120,0:49:18.240

uh foosball table that he brought you know he 

brought all those years ago yeah and we haven't

0:49:18.240,0:49:28.120

set that [ __ ] up to play what the [ __ ] so I 

just want to say thank you to Santa you know for

0:49:28.120,0:49:33.960

everything that you provided you know throughout 

the years as a youngster cuz those gifts were the

0:49:33.960,0:49:39.760

best man the Santa came through like you got you 

got socks and you were like oh dude I hope Santa

0:49:39.760,0:49:45.680

comes through this year you know it was like one 

of those moments like if I'm getting shorted with

0:49:45.680,0:49:53.040

the socks you know Santa's coming through with 

something good this year you know like s do got

0:49:53.040,0:50:00.280

so much room in that that that big sack of his 

You Know M yeah that big sack of his he's not

0:50:00.280,0:50:09.160

there no more no he's not he's gone but uh that 

yeah but man like so Santa once again can't thank

0:50:09.160,0:50:17.000

you enough you know thank you thank you thank you 

yeah boy that was really nice Joshua listen we

0:50:17.000,0:50:21.680

only got 10 minutes left here do you have any fun 

finds or any value finds that you want to share

0:50:21.680,0:50:30.280

with the with the group today I do okay I do one 

of them isn't currently in the room so I'm going

0:50:30.280,0:50:35.800

to bust that thing out next episode cuz December 

isn't only 5 days long I think we got a few more

0:50:35.800,0:50:43.880

we got exactly 27 or few less days in day we got 

hours to go we got hours to go baby but for those

0:50:43.880,0:50:50.760

of you who are going to watch and I I hope there's 

we get a good amount of viewers in this next video

0:50:50.760,0:50:56.520

cuz we're going to put this thing to use okay I 

got this little fun thing right over here here

0:50:56.520,0:51:02.880

yeah I know I I know we talked about adult toys 

and we talked about I iPads and watches and stuff

0:51:02.880,0:51:10.480

but M that's not what I'm I'm I'm GNA be pulling 

out next episode so please stay tuned because we

0:51:10.480,0:51:16.800

will be uh I know it's probably not going to 

be mirrored or backwards but we're gonna we're

0:51:16.800,0:51:26.560

g to um oh Mixology book right yeah we're we're 

gonna we're GNA maybe you know we may we may pull

0:51:26.560,0:51:32.240

a couple couple rabbits out of the hats rabbits 

out of the Hat oh yeah we already eluded it we're

0:51:32.240,0:51:37.600

definitely going to be definitely going to be 

hitting there yeah and you know what I really like

0:51:37.600,0:51:46.640

about books you know what is pictures book has 

has pictures yay picture book this is a picture

0:51:46.640,0:51:52.840

book so my friends um that's great we're going 

to we're going to get into it with we're going

0:51:52.840,0:51:59.960

to get into this one it's going to be a fun one my 

this was my fun find right here this Mixology book

0:51:59.960,0:52:05.200

this is this was my fun find and it's going to get 

put to use with the holidays and everything else

0:52:05.200,0:52:10.360

oh yeah um can I have two fun finds sure or can 

I only have one you can have two fun finds buddy

0:52:10.360,0:52:17.360

okay fun find and then I got a value find we're 

gonna we're going to go back to uh this SK have

0:52:17.360,0:52:24.720

you ever have you ever wondered what DNA looks 

like wait where's this going Joshua have you

0:52:24.720,0:52:30.000

ever wondered DNA looks like have have you ever 

just kind of like looked under a microscope and

0:52:30.000,0:52:36.480

going man I wish they would make that bigger you 

know because I really want to know what sorry that

0:52:36.480,0:52:42.560

just you went crazy on the mic there but have 

you ever wondered like holy [ __ ] show me what

0:52:42.560,0:52:49.600

DNA looks like I think I know where this is going 

this is what DNA looks like so I found this little

0:52:49.600,0:52:57.080

fella yep I knew that was where this was 

going yeah yeah I saw that guy too this

0:52:57.080,0:53:04.040

is this is Mr DNA right here so if you've 

ever wondered this is what DNA looks like

0:53:04.040,0:53:08.200

everybody comes in a package a plastic 

package like this josua that's a great

0:53:08.200,0:53:14.200

one do you have you looked up the value 

of that one yet I have not I have not all

0:53:14.200,0:53:17.480

right follow-up episode you got to look up 

the value of that one because I think that

0:53:17.480,0:53:24.040

one's worth some money now yeah so that's 

that's now in my collection my collection

0:53:24.040,0:53:31.200

isn't public but that is in my collection now 

nice it's like along with my uh my DNA find

0:53:31.200,0:53:36.200

because I've always wondered what DNA look like 

I mean I see it every day this is my value find

0:53:36.200,0:53:45.800

right here this is my value find okay I found 

this little this little little character right

0:53:45.800,0:53:55.160

here I can't I can't really see it it's blurry 

for me so go ahead and just tell me who it is

0:53:56.280,0:54:10.760

so this is again this is a Jurassic Park uh k 

kaija k Kai kaija k a y oh is that an L holy

0:54:10.760,0:54:20.440

sh I check too yeah it's an L so it's k a y 

l a so this this little bad boy you know we

0:54:20.440,0:54:26.800

could shorten yeah um this one was like a 

little $1 B but I believe she goes for on

0:54:26.800,0:54:35.640

the fun Co app for $40 damn this great this 

little fun little I noticed that for uh your

0:54:35.640,0:54:42.720

target has a lot of the the Jurassic Park 

stuff like an incredible amount of Jurassic

0:54:42.720,0:54:50.680

mark stuff it does yeah so that that was my Val 

that was my value find everybody 11 bucks if

0:54:50.680,0:54:57.280

you love funkos get into it they're they're 

fun little toys 11 for 40 bam that's great

0:54:57.280,0:55:04.480

beautiful yeah I think that's that's uh that's 

that's what I got for you now now bring it home

0:55:04.480,0:55:10.360

Sean what what do you you got anything sliding 

around wiggling around I have stuff wiggling

0:55:10.360,0:55:17.240

all the time right now I'm doing my Keel um so 

I wanted to share something that I I got from

0:55:17.240,0:55:25.520

Disneyland um nothing nothing crazy but uh I 

wanted to start collecting these cuz they're

0:55:25.520,0:55:33.040

they're just super [ __ ] cool and I'm a big 

fan of Art and I figure the like the big like

0:55:33.040,0:55:37.760

art pictures or like drawings like that are 

a little too much for me I don't have enough

0:55:37.760,0:55:44.800

space for that but what I do have enough space 

for are these postcards and I got one and here

0:55:44.800,0:55:51.040

you go it is a haunted mansion postcard 

and you can see it's an actual postcard

0:55:51.040,0:55:56.200

right so there a postcard but yeah it's 

a haunted mansion one looks really [ __ ]

0:55:56.200,0:56:04.120

cool I really like it and uh it was only five 

bucks so little bit of a value and a fun find

0:56:04.120,0:56:11.240

but that's what I had that's dope I like that 

yeah it's really cool Soh that's all I had so

0:56:11.240,0:56:18.600

Joshua go ahead bring us all the way home let's 

bust out a fortune let's get some lucky numbers

0:56:18.600,0:56:27.800

on this first week of December Christmas 

Time season baby everybody knows I went

0:56:27.800,0:56:38.600

out to Panda everybody knows I went out and I 

bought these sons of [ __ ] right here everybody

0:56:38.600,0:56:44.320

knows if you watch the last episode just look 

back re or just rewind tape I I bought these

0:56:44.320,0:56:53.920

sons of [ __ ] so but these ones do not have 

lucky numbers but I got to find something to

0:56:53.920,0:57:05.120

do with these things so should I should we start 

doing two fortunes one with no numbers or should

0:57:05.120,0:57:11.880

I reach into my other bag of goodies and give 

us a little bit of numbers I need I need to

0:57:11.880,0:57:18.000

know so okay for the next episode if anybody 

wants to leave a comment you know let me know

0:57:18.000,0:57:24.880

if you like the numbers if you don't maybe we'll 

do it maybe we won't but I I enjoy feedback yeah

0:57:24.880,0:57:32.560

but for this time the end of this episode I would 

like to know what my you know my love connection

0:57:32.560,0:57:42.480

partner here Sean would like to see do you want 

two cookies or would you like one cookie um let

0:57:42.480,0:57:52.320

me see here what you what would you like I I 

do so I do like the idea of having the lucky

0:57:52.320,0:57:57.280

numbers but I don't like that you have to pull 

them from the other batch because then I feel

0:57:57.280,0:58:03.080

like that's taking away a fortune you know what 

I mean they're not coming from the other batch

0:58:03.080,0:58:09.360

where where are they where are they coming from 

Jos oh I you I got a whole lot of there's a whole

0:58:09.360,0:58:17.800

lot going in here so don't worry there's a whole 

room full of [ __ ] that can happen right now so

0:58:17.800,0:58:24.840

um full of surprises episode 10 it's only 

going to get better it's only going to get

0:58:24.840,0:58:31.520

get better so I just need to know if it's it's 

a special where do you want these cookies to

0:58:31.520,0:58:39.600

come from it's a special episode Joshua let's 

do two fortunes um and I I mean I don't even

0:58:39.600,0:58:45.840

know where to even begin with your your lucky 

numbers being pulled out of um so I don't know

0:58:45.840,0:58:51.120

just start me off with two fortunes okay we're 

gonna go with see we're gonna go with see all

0:58:51.120,0:58:59.960

right so we're we're going to lead with my my so 

sad no number cookies shame we're going to we're

0:58:59.960,0:59:08.120

we're going to go back to the no numbers all 

right everybody Panda here we go cookie cookie

0:59:08.120,0:59:22.840

time okay let's pop this bad boy open all right 

so your Lucky Fortune number one for December 5th

0:59:22.840,0:59:36.840

is when in doubt be yourself [ __ ] lame right 

that doubt be yourself this little investment

0:59:36.840,0:59:44.640

right here get out of here throw that [ __ ] 

away godamn the [ __ ] cookies yeah you stay

0:59:44.640,0:59:49.840

over there on the floor put those in your bag 

Santa all right we're going to get we're going

0:59:49.840,0:59:58.840

to we're going to take this to another level 

let's go all right be so disappointed these I'm

0:59:58.840,1:00:07.760

not telling you that's you got to stay tuned 

that's yeah yeah every episode is going to be

1:00:07.760,1:00:14.640

different I promise so this cookie all right 

all right let's let's just to remind you all

1:00:14.640,1:00:21.440

how shitty that investment might that yeah this is 

what we got out of it in case you just fell asleep

1:00:21.440,1:00:29.840

during my reading right there when and doubt be 

your s terrible that's what you got mhm here we

1:00:29.840,1:00:36.240

go let's get something better at this all right 

this one has lucky numbers I was getting worried

1:00:36.240,1:00:50.120

um so for your second fortune on this December 

5th is feed your body every day you must also

1:00:50.120,1:00:57.880

feed your mind feed your body every day again 

it's it's a fortune it's not a novel we're not

1:00:57.880,1:01:09.040

okay so feed your feed your body every day feed 

your body every day you must also feed your mind

1:01:09.040,1:01:13.360

let's feed our mind with some lucky numbers it's 

not a real fortune but sure it's better than the

1:01:13.360,1:01:19.800

other one [ __ ] I'll take that yeah I mean I 

kind of I kind of like to be yourself I mean

1:01:19.800,1:01:25.040

that's what we do want here we be ourselves I 

mean there's a little truth to that so let's

1:01:25.040,1:01:32.880

get to the numbers shall we let's go lucky 

numbers lucky numbers here we go everybody

1:01:32.880,1:01:53.520

for your lucky numbers on December 5th we got 43 

26 50 45 56 and 49 one more time 43 26 50 45 56

1:01:53.520,1:02:01.960

and 49 n nice let's go everybody have a great 

year you yeah way to sum it up Joshua I love

1:02:01.960,1:02:08.840

it thank you all for listening and watching we 

appreciate you um next episode should be a fun

1:02:08.840,1:02:14.840

one I don't know how it's going to end but 

it's it's gonna be pretty interesting it's

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gonna be good I promise all right guys we'll 

see you later promise peace Che [Music] cheers

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[Music]


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