Sorry For The Delay | EP.110 | Hiatus, AI For Good & Christmas Trivia
-WHAT’S IN OUR CUP-
Sean: Polar blood orange cranberry seltzer water (winter flavor), other Polar winter seltzers for sober December trials.
Joshua: Other Brother Beer Company “Other Brother Other People” hazy double IPA from trivia night at Other Brother in Seaside (frosty glass, double IPA vibes).
-AI SONG OF THE WEEK-
AI Song Of The Week: “Welcome Home, It’s Christmas Time” (chorus & first verse written by Sean, rest assisted by AI).
-CHAT WITH US-
• What’s Up With You
• AI For Good
• White, Wet Or Warm
• Shop Now Or Later
-CHAPTERS-
0:00:00 Welcome Back Intro, Month-Long Hiatus & Missing Each Other
0:02:50 What’s In Our Cup: Other Brother IPA & Polar Winter Seltzer
0:08:40 What’s Up With You: Beach Walks, Trivia Nights & Website Overhaul
0:16:10 AI For Good, Back-Catalog Formatting & Creativity Talk
0:29:40 AI Song Of The Week "Welcome Home, It’s Christmas Time"
0:34:10 White, Wet Or Warm Vacations, Snow Trips & Aging Into Layers
0:42:40 Shop Now Or Later, Gift Timing, Stockings & Dictionary Stories
0:48:20 Christmas Trivia From Space & Monopoly Piece Arguments
0:53:40 Jumbo Jack Skellington Find, Laboo, White Rabbit & Sassy Fortune
-SOUND BITES-
• “I didn't think it was possible that you can actually miss somebody's face.” — Joshua opening the reunion feelings flood.
• “I miss you like somebody misses a good fart.” — Joshua escalating the compliment in the most Joshua way possible.
• “For the month of December, I'm doing uh a dry run, if you will, until I go on vacation.” — Sean explaining sober December before Disneyland.
• “By episode 110 Joshua still does not know how to describe flavors.” — Sean roasting Joshua’s beer-tasting skills mid-pour.
• “The English teacher that I had in high school, she she was a [ __ ] dude.” — Joshua blaming one tiny Penguin-shaped teacher for his adjective issues.
• “I've been working a lot uh working behind the scenes a lot on the website.” — Sean on spending the hiatus rebuilding seasons 1–32 with AI help.
• “We are a podcast that promotes the good use of AI. We are not using AI for AI slop, we are using it for good.” — Sean planting the show’s AI flag.
• “I think there will be an AI police and I don't want to be called an AI racist.” — Joshua deciding to speak very carefully about the robots.
• “I think AI overall, like for the most part, is a really good thing and I think it's going to help in a lot of ways like medicine.” — Joshua on AI as a superhero tool.
• “There's a reason why you can't type in how do I build a bomb, because you shouldn't know how to build a bomb, you [ __ ] idiot.” — Joshua drawing a bright line on AI misuse.
• “I think the best genuine part of us could be like half human, half AI.” — Joshua imagining a split-brain future where tech just boosts the good parts.
• “So let's do what we call uh AI radio. It's where we play a song that was created by AI.” — Sean introducing the AI Radio segment for this season.
• “The song is called Welcome Home. It's Christmas time.” — Sean debuting this week’s cozy holiday AI track.
• “Which holiday song was the first to be broadcast from space?” — Joshua serving Christmas trivia after a month of pub quizzes.
• “You will be surrounded by old friends at your upcoming intervention.” — Joshua reading the sassy fortune that feels a little too on-the-nose.
-FORTUNE & FINDS-
Fortune: You will be surrounded by old friends at your upcoming intervention.
Lucky Numbers: 1, 4, 17, 18, 20, 22, 47
Fun Finds / Value Finds:
Sean: Secret Laboo figure finally pulled from the Laboo line, kept safely on the shelf because it is the exact masked, burlap-sack style he wanted, plus an Alice In Wonderland sketch-series White Rabbit Funko to match his earlier Alice piece.
Joshua: Jumbo Nightmare Before Christmas Jack & Zero skeleton statue from Marshalls for about $24, perfectly matching his Jack backdrop & kicking off holiday decor season.
(Artwork Shoutout: None This Episode)
Transcript
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Welcome to episode 110 of Sorry for the
Delay. I'm your editor, Mia. This week,
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the boys are back. Sean and Joshua reconnect
after a month-long hiatus. We get some personal
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updates and reflections on their time apart.
Joshua really missed Sean. Sean maybe not so
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much. They discuss the impact of AI on creativity
and using it for good. The conversation flows
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into travel preferences, holiday shopping
habits, and fun finds, culminating in trivia,
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and a humorous fortune cookie snap. All that and
more. Enjoy the show. Hello and welcome to another
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episode of Sorry for Little A. We are your hosts.
My name is Sean. This is Joshua. And Joshua, this
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is episode number 110, my dude. Uh we were gone
for about a month. Uh welldeserved hiatus. Uh,
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but like I start every episode, buddy, how are you
doing this week? You know, Sean, I I didn't think
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it was possible. I know you can like miss places.
Yeah. But I didn't I didn't think it was possible
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that you can actually miss somebody's face. And
uh I think you have the type of face if you've
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only listened to us, you've never watched us on
YouTube, Sean does have the type of face you can
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miss. So buddy, I'm happy to be back cuz I I've
missed your face. I've missed your voice. Buddy,
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I missed you, too. Uh we we haven't talked in
and we actually haven't even talked. Maybe we
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text a little bit, but like we enough. Yeah.
Verbally I don't think I've heard your voice
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in a month. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Like so I I I miss
you. I genuinely really do miss you big. I miss
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your face. I miss everything about you. If you
were if you passed gas right now, I would miss
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that too. Like I miss you. Would you just suck it
all in just you know? I I miss you. H I miss you
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like somebody misses a good fart. You know what
I'm saying? Like that's like how much I miss you.
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Yeah. The kind of fart that you know when your
butthole itches a little bit, you fart real good.
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You know, it scratches that itch. Is that how much
how much That's exactly what you've done for me.
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You stimulate me in all types of ways. And that's
one of them. But buddy, I I feel good. I'm happy
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to see you. I'm happy that we're back on. I I
don't know. It's kind of been sad. I have a whole
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hour of my life back and it just felt like days
and weeks being away from this. So, it's kind of
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weird, but Oh, buddy. I feel the exact same way,
my guy. I feel Mr. audience, too. Yeah. So, happy
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back on listen to us. Yeah. Yeah. Thank you for
sticking around through our little hiatus here.
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We might make that a yearly thing. I kind of like
having a break uh at the end of the year. Kind of
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like refreshes the batteries really, you know?
And I feel [ __ ] energized, buddy. I feel ready
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to [ __ ] go, if you know what I mean. Uh but like
we do every week, buddy. What is in your cup for
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this episode? Okay, so um I I've discovered a new
place. It's called Other Brother Beer Company.
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It's out in Seaside. And little spoiler alert,
I know we're going to get into what we've been
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up to, but this guy and his girlfriend and some
good friend of ours have been going to Trivia. So,
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um, and this place that we go to is called Other
Brother. And I went ahead and picked up one of
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their signature brews here. This is the Other
Brother Other People. This is a hazy double IPA.
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And what's cool about this is they had a deal
going that night um where you got two fourpacks
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for $30. So, uh, this is probably not going to
be the first time I debut an Other Brother beer.
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because I I got a bunch of them, man. It was it
was a hell of a deal. But that is what is in my
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cup tonight. Again, it is a hazy double IPA. Okay.
And you know, honestly, look at that. Pour. Look
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at that glass. Oh, glass is frosty. Holy snap.
It's December and Joshua's has a frosty ass
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glass. Woohoo. I love it. Love it. You know, this
thing was sitting in the in the freezer for quite
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some time. I thought it was going to come out as a
slushie. So, I'm really happy it did not come out
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as a Look at that head. Oh my goodness. Cheers,
Sean. Uh, cheers everybody listening and watching.
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But that is what is in my cup for tonight's
episode. [ __ ] t I want to hear what it tastes.
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What does it taste like? Double hazy IPA. That's
right up my wheelhouse, buddy. What is that? What
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is that flavor? This I mean this again flavors by
by episode 110. Joshua still does not ha know how
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to describe flavors. I'm sorry everybody. You're
gonna have to go out and get one on your own,
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[ __ ] Um, just tastes like a double IPA. That's
what That's what it tastes like, dude. The [ __ ]
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worst. 110 episodes. Still the same [ __ ] Yeah.
There you go, buddy. That's what I got. What's in
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your cup, man? What's going on? Nice. Um, so for
the month of December, I'm doing uh a dry run,
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if you will, uh, until I go on vacation. Uh,
spoiler alert for later in December. I'm going on
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vacation to Disneyland cuz surprise surprise. Um,
but because of that, I'm decided to do something
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something a little different this year. Uh,
I'm going to do uh some reviews on some seltzer
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waters. Uh, so Joshua, I have four different
Celtzers. I'm not drinking all four today. Uh,
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I'm starting with one. Uh, this is by a company
called Polar. I'm really I'm a big fan of Polar.
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I feel like their carbonation is just [ __ ] mint.
Uh, and this is one of their winter ones. It is
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uh blood orange cranberry. So, here it is. Polar
blood orange cranberry. So, I'm going completely
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sober for the month of December. So, I've never
had this flavor or any of the other flavors that
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they have. So, um I'm going to try it. While
you crack it open, Sean, um is it is it do you
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find it hard to uh go sober for that an extended
amount of time? Yes. It's difficult. You know, I
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get the shakes. Um it's hard, man. addiction. It's
a troubling feat. Um, no, realistically, but no,
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no, I don't, it's not hard at all. I just wanted
to cleanse my body a little bit. Uh, so December,
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cuz I'm going hard for Disneyland and, uh, I
wanted to just be a little cleaner for that,
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you know. I got to got to really work out the
legs and lungs for that marathon I'm about to be
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walking. Uh, but as far as the polar goes, this is
pretty good. Uh, it tastes like a blood orange and
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cranberry if you mushed them together and they had
a cranberry blood orange baby. Uh, so delicious.
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highly recommend this flavor so far. I'm going
to put it in my ice cup over here. So, that's the
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pouring sound that you see. I'm not dumping it off
camera, which would be You always do so well at
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describing things. I I don't know. May Did I cut
that class way too many times? I mean, I know I
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spent a lot of time in art class, but dude, did I
just maybe would How would you learn how to Would
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that be English class? Like, what class would
that be? How to break down? Probably English. It'
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probably be like your English class. You probably
missed a few like creative writing assignments,
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you know, like how to write a poem. I think you
missed you. I don't want to be an [ __ ] but dude,
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the English teacher that I had in high school, she
she was a [ __ ] dude. I don't want to say name,
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but she was a [ __ ] dude. She did not like me,
dude. She was all a 4 foot8. Literally looked like
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Penguin from the Batman movie. This Sorry, excuse
my language. I'm probably gonna say I'm just gonna
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say now I'm probably gonna say some [ __ ] tonight
that might offend people. Sorry. But this lady was
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a [ __ ] man. She wore me down. You know, I know
I was a piece of [ __ ] in high school. Like I was
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not a good kid, but man, that lady was not. She
She did not know how to tap into my creative side.
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And all she did was rub me the wrong way. And when
you're in high school, all you ever want is to be
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rubbed the right way when you're in high school.
Facts. She's speaking facts, everybody. She to I
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mean, she did not rub me in any good way at all.
So, I'm sorry. I was probably an [ __ ] But, man,
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maybe that's what it is. Maybe it came down to
the teaching style that I was subjected to as
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a child. Could have been. And now I'm damaged
because of Definitely. Yeah. Now you're on this
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podcast and you can't describe for [ __ ] So,
there's that. Yeah. Thank you. Yeah. Way to go,
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you 4 foot8 piece of [ __ ] God, I mean, I can say
that she was my teacher. Don't be an [ __ ] She's
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not my teacher. I don't know this woman. I have
with her may you know what she might have liked
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you honestly. Oh maybe you gota I mean I like
your face you know I like who you are. So she
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might have liked you too. I take it all back then.
I take it back. Call me. Let's get together. Yeah.
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The number is 555 4552. All right buddy. Let's
move on. Let's do the chat with us section. Let's
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talk about some things this week. Uh for those
of you who are brand new, hello, welcome. We are
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the boys. Um and uh chat with us is basically the
topics that we are going to be talking about this
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week. Uh Joshua, I will go ahead and read them
off because I can read them this time. So here we
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go. Uh the first topic we have is what's up with
you. Uh the second topic is AI for good. The next
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one after that is white wet or warm. I hope I read
that right. I think you did. Yeah. White, wet, or
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warm. All right. And the last one that we have for
the week is shop now or later. Okay. Interesting.
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All right. Uh let's start off with the first one,
buddy. What's up with you? Let's talk about what
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we've been doing for this past month hiatus.
Uh and I would like for you to start because
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uh when we announced this hiatus, I kind of gave
everybody what I was going to be doing anyway. So,
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what have you been doing? What have you been
up to? What's going on with Joshua? I mean,
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honestly, like I've been doing a lot of like self
just reflecting on like who I am as a person. And
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we're going into the time of the year where it's
like it's good just to re-evaluate. You know,
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New Year's is coming. We've been through a
lot this entire year. So, I honestly took
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advantage of the warm weather, the the last few
warm days of warm weather we got, dude. Like,
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literally where we live, the Santa Cruz area.
Like, it was 80. It was like in the 80s, low 70s
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up until maybe like two weeks ago or whatever it
was. So, nice. Most of that was spent reflecting,
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walking on the beach. actually went back to
one of the the beaches I grew up um going to
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as a kid. So, I got a chance to go back there and
just go on that long walk and and just being able
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to reflect. It was it was a solo run. It was
I think it was like a fourmile back and forth,
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three mile, four mile, whatever it was. Um
just walking along the beach doing that. So,
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I did a lot of that, some reflection. Um I've
also uh me and my girlfriend, like I said earlier,
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we started going to trivia, man. And so weird
trivia. No, dude. Like trivia is [ __ ] fun.
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Like if you don't I know we've done trivia on this
many podcast. I've been grilled. Yes. And not to
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spoil it. Some of some trivia may be coming at the
end of this. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Spoiler alert. It's
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coming. Um but yeah, I've been going to trivia
just having a good time with friends and family.
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Working a [ __ ] ton. I think I had a day where I
work like 11 days straight. um just on the grind,
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on the physical to mental grind. So between the
beach, between doing new things like trivia,
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hanging out with friends, and and just grinding
on work, it's just it's been a personal just,
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you know, growth and and evaluation over the
last few weeks and and hopping in the studio
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here and and working on logos and images and
and just trying to come up with with cool ideas
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for the future of this podcast and our viewers
and everybody that joins in the community. So,
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it's been a really, really good last few weeks,
other than like I said earlier, just not being
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able to see your face or hear your voice. Uh,
which was kind of a bummer. I get it. But overall,
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I get that. Yeah, dude. I' I've enjoyed it. And
uh I I guess I'm just also fortunate that I've had
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good people around me along the way since you
[ __ ] ditched me, you [ __ ] Damn. Just like
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that, huh? Just like that. Interesting. It was
going so well. So well for the past 13 minutes.
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Yeah, Sean left me. You know what I'm saying? But
no, dude, it it's it's I I mean, I can't really
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say too much more other than um it's been super
good. I've also been working out a little bit,
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you know? Oh, that's a first. Damn. Yeah. Been
working out a little bit, you know, tied a few
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couple weights to my balls and seeing how you
know what I'm saying? Like I like Interesting.
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Just kidding. I really do that. I need the video
of that so I can confirm. Yeah. No, dude. Been
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working out. just trying to do better, you know,
and kind of stay creative and uh use this brain
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that I've been gifted with and um be as creative
as possible along the way during our break.
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Yeah. But hey, that's kind of cool. What about
what about you? Like what's going on with you,
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man? Speaking of being creative, Joshua, hey, uh
we did announce back in November that we'll have
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a new uh winter merch drop. Uh, and by the time
you're watching this episode, uh, it will be out
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there. I think, uh, Joshua and I have decided on a
sweater and a shirt, uh, tentatively. Uh, but this
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is the design. Mia, go ahead and put the design
up there. Joshua, you've already seen the design,
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so you've already approved this design. Uh, pretty
[ __ ] awesome. Uh, so excited for that. So,
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pick up a shirt. Sorry for the little Sorry for
the delay.live/merch. Uh, pick up a sweater,
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maybe. Who knows? Do what you want with it.
It's going to be there until probably February.
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I think that's when winter ends, right? Um,
so there's that. So, I've been doing that,
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right? So, that's one thing. Uh, the other thing
I've been doing, Joshua, is uh not recharging my
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batteries batteries, apparently, because uh I've
been working a lot uh working behind the scenes
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a lot on the website and uh getting stuff figured
out. Uh, but I am proud to say that from episode
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1 to 32, which I consider our first season, it's
going to be our back catalog, our first episodes
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and stuff like that. Uh, I have added I'm going to
show the people and for those of you uh listening,
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just feel free to keep listening. Uh, but I went
back and I proactively added uh new titles. So,
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everything has a title. Now, this is episode 29
just to give an example. Uh so added new titles
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to keep consistent with the way that we have
the episodes uh going forward. Uh obviously our
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episode you can see way back in the day we we did
not age well. Look at that. Uh everything has new
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descriptions now. So more in-depth descriptions.
Uh we have a what's in our cup section on here. We
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have the chat with us section. Uh we have chapters
on here. Sound bites. Uh fortunes and fun finds.
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And then of course the transcript. Um, all of this
is not necessarily new, but it is new to those
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first few episodes. So now, if you search anything
inside of our search bar, you'll find whatever
0:14:50.320,0:14:56.560
it was that we were talking about from episode 1
and 32. Uh, in you can obviously find stuff after
0:14:56.560,0:15:01.040
that because we've included all that stuff uh,
going tenatively forward. Uh, but what I thought
0:15:01.040,0:15:05.280
was pretty cool is that the what's in our cup and
the chat with the stuff like this uh, it's like a
0:15:05.280,0:15:09.520
little movie reel. like as you go down, it's like
you're kind of seeing the credits, which is kind
0:15:09.520,0:15:14.880
of fun to me. Uh just as like a visual aspect.
So, uh but yeah, just uh been doing this. This is
0:15:14.880,0:15:22.160
what I've been doing for the past month. Uh it's
a lot in retrospect. Uh but it does make me happy
0:15:22.160,0:15:28.640
because now we have a big back catalog of stuff.
Uh so that is really fun. Uh but going forward,
0:15:28.640,0:15:34.240
buddy, my god, dude. Other than other than working
on the website, uh I've just been trying to take
0:15:34.240,0:15:41.120
it easy and trying to relax. uh you know it's it's
a lot of work behind the scenes that we do here
0:15:41.120,0:15:46.080
uh that make this possible right and uh sometimes
you get overwhelmed with the amount of work that
0:15:46.080,0:15:49.520
goes on behind the scenes and it's like sometimes
you just want to take a step back so I just been
0:15:49.520,0:15:53.920
trying to relax did it for the most part and
then I got antsy and I was like I I need to do
0:15:53.920,0:15:59.200
this more I need to do this more because I in fact
missed your voice as well buddy I missed your face
0:15:59.200,0:16:04.080
uh I miss the smell of you I know that uh most
people here don't have smell vision but we do
0:16:04.080,0:16:10.080
you know we're on the cutting edge here. Um, but
yeah, so I missed you. And uh, that kind of leads
0:16:10.080,0:16:16.960
me into this next segment that is called AI for
good because Joshua, I wouldn't have been able
0:16:16.960,0:16:26.800
to do what I did with the website if I didn't
have AI. And so to explain that, uh, we have to
0:16:26.800,0:16:32.800
talk about chat GPT, right? Chat GPT, if this is
the first time you're listening to this podcast,
0:16:32.800,0:16:37.040
uh, we use chat for a lot of things. We use it
for creating images like sometimes Joshua will
0:16:37.040,0:16:43.600
have an AI image in the background. Uh we use it
for finding topics to talk about you know we we
0:16:43.600,0:16:53.360
use this for good right so this is the whole
purpose and I used chat to not transcribe our
0:16:53.360,0:17:00.320
episodes but to take our transcripts our our long
ass transcripts and I had it format everything
0:17:00.320,0:17:06.720
that you saw in the what's in our cup and all that
stuff. So, that was done by chat, which is [ __ ]
0:17:06.720,0:17:11.120
amazing. And if I didn't have that buddy, then
I wouldn't have never been able to do that. I
0:17:11.120,0:17:17.120
would have to sit here and painstakingly cipher
through all of that stuff. And then you might
0:17:17.120,0:17:22.560
ask yourself, but does it do a good job? Uh, no,
Joshua. It does not do a very good job sometimes.
0:17:22.560,0:17:29.040
Uh it took a lot of trial and error on the first
like three uh episodes that I had to go through to
0:17:29.040,0:17:38.160
get the prompting to be as specific as possible to
end up getting it to where I wanted. Uh so this is
0:17:38.160,0:17:44.960
AI for good. We are a podcast for AI. We're wait
no hang on let me rephrase that. We are a podcast
0:17:44.960,0:17:52.000
that promotes the good use of AI. We are not using
AI for AI slop. We are using it for good. And
0:17:52.000,0:18:00.800
so my question buddy in a longworded and winded
statement is how do you feel about the people who
0:18:00.800,0:18:09.600
say AI is killing us or is making us noncreative?
Like I want your solid opinion on episode 110
0:18:09.600,0:18:16.080
about AI. I think first of all we have to be very
careful how we talk about AI, right? Because at
0:18:16.080,0:18:22.720
some point I think there will be an AI police and
I don't want to be called an AI racist. Okay. So,
0:18:22.720,0:18:31.120
I want to be very care careful how I talk about
AI for it's baseline AI I think is here to stay.
0:18:31.120,0:18:36.880
I think embraced correctly. It's like a superhero
you call when you need it, right? Like the bat
0:18:36.880,0:18:41.680
signal comes up. you know, you need AI to kind of
fly in, you know, whip some [ __ ] up real quick,
0:18:41.680,0:18:49.120
but then use your own creative process, your own
imaginative insight to kind of flow work like a
0:18:49.120,0:18:56.960
workflow through that process. Um, so I think AI
overall, like for the most part, is is a really
0:18:56.960,0:19:02.480
good thing and I think it's going to help in a lot
of ways like medicine. It's going to help in just
0:19:02.480,0:19:08.640
basic research. just going to help decode things
that basically our mental brain is just kind of
0:19:08.640,0:19:15.120
gets stucks stuck on. Um unless you're maybe micro
doing and you kind of tap in to some like third or
0:19:15.120,0:19:18.640
fifth wall or whatever the [ __ ] it is. You know
what I mean? Like you break through that system,
0:19:18.640,0:19:25.040
you know, that we're stuck on. Yeah. Um but I love
AI. Like earlier today I was thinking about you
0:19:25.040,0:19:31.760
know say vacations or this like just I was it
really or building a PC or whatever it is like
0:19:31.760,0:19:41.440
AI I think harnessed for good like a superhero
could create a lot of good outlets and venues and
0:19:41.440,0:19:48.000
structurally help you as a person. Um but again
used for bad. There's a reason why you can't type
0:19:48.000,0:19:53.120
in how do I build a bomb? You know what I mean?
Cuz you [ __ ] shouldn't know how to build a bomb,
0:19:53.120,0:19:57.520
you [ __ ] idiot. You know, if you're asking how
to build the bomb, it should just immediately
0:19:57.520,0:20:02.640
prompt people to come and [ __ ] arrest you. Cuz
building a bomb, you're probably going to hurt
0:20:02.640,0:20:06.960
somebody. You're just doing some dumb [ __ ]
you know? But if you're like a micro brewer,
0:20:06.960,0:20:10.240
you know, and you're learning how to kind of
just get off the ground and then you want to
0:20:10.240,0:20:15.520
use your own skill set and flavors and you still
got to go into the garden. You still got to pick
0:20:15.520,0:20:21.040
your ingredients. Chat's not going to do that for
you. you know, it might say go grab this barley or
0:20:21.040,0:20:24.080
whatever the [ __ ] it is, but you still have
to go to the farmers market. You still got to
0:20:24.080,0:20:28.480
pick it out. You still got to try yourself. So,
I think there's a lot of good reasons for AI,
0:20:28.480,0:20:36.320
and I think it's here to stay, and I never want to
be called an AI racist. AI, please. Um, please AI,
0:20:36.320,0:20:42.640
please. Um, but but one area I think AI will get
scary in and and I just want to say this real
0:20:42.640,0:20:50.000
quick is uh because this kind of came up and I was
watching another podcast is um AI and comedy. I I
0:20:50.000,0:20:55.360
think I think and I do agree. I'm just going to
I'm going to [ __ ] echo what I heard. This is
0:20:55.360,0:21:02.560
not an original thought, mind you. Um, I think
AI, because I agree, a comedy will probably be
0:21:02.560,0:21:12.160
the last thing that AI can take because I think
laughter and genuine feeling kind of comes from
0:21:12.160,0:21:16.960
human emotion. Like the laughter we create for you
on this podcast is it like this is this is real
0:21:16.960,0:21:20.480
kind of [ __ ] You know, if you giggle a little
bit between either what Sean says or I says,
0:21:20.480,0:21:25.040
like this is real. But when you put a bot, there's
just something disingenuous about it. there's
0:21:25.040,0:21:31.920
there's it's not going to touch you on a um like
a spiritual level like real like a real comedian
0:21:31.920,0:21:39.440
can if you're you know you're in that room. Um, so
I think when if AI does take over, I think I guess
0:21:39.440,0:21:44.400
what I'm trying to say is like like um comedian
whatever like com comedy like if it's that'll
0:21:44.400,0:21:49.280
be sad when that's the last thing to go because
then it'll truly find have found our emotions. Um
0:21:49.280,0:21:53.280
reading our retinas in the crowd like oh how do I
tap into you know what I mean? It just gets real
0:21:53.280,0:22:00.960
facial recognition comedy like it'll get [ __ ]
gross. Um but long-winded like yours is [ __ ] I
0:22:00.960,0:22:06.720
think it's I think it's good. I think it's here
to stay. It should be used like a superhero. Use
0:22:06.720,0:22:11.760
it when you need it, but don't take advantage
of it because [ __ ] like any big butt plug,
0:22:11.760,0:22:16.640
you put one I mean, just like [ __ ] dude. Just
don't put some in there you shouldn't. You know
0:22:16.640,0:22:21.920
what I mean? Just, you know, to kind of piggyback
off that real quick, what do you think it'll take
0:22:21.920,0:22:29.440
in order for AI to be good at comedy? Like,
do you think is it like a robot? Is a robot up
0:22:29.440,0:22:34.720
there? Like are we have do we have to get to the
point where we have a cyborg up there literally
0:22:34.720,0:22:41.680
standing like a comedian who's analyzing all of
that or do you think like the webcam can serve
0:22:41.680,0:22:49.040
as the cyborg you know and identify our face and
like our recognition and then use like a a voice
0:22:49.040,0:22:55.360
generator to honestly I think I think what could
happen is you you hear about artists all the time
0:22:55.360,0:22:59.920
that get sick and can't show up to a show right
oh yeah music comedy whatever so what What if we
0:22:59.920,0:23:04.880
get to a point where an artist can't make it,
but you just generate their image on stage and
0:23:04.880,0:23:10.240
they sing the hell out of a song or they are
or they again I'm tapping into the future,
0:23:10.240,0:23:15.440
breaking the third wall here. Um, so your favorite
comedy comedy can't even make it. Maybe he's got
0:23:15.440,0:23:19.120
like 10 shows he's got to do all across the world.
He can't make it to them all, but he has a bit. He
0:23:19.120,0:23:23.360
has a skit and and people will just go to it. You
know, maybe you pay half the price of of what a
0:23:23.360,0:23:31.760
real live ticket would be, but they can be there
[ __ ] on stage. I think if it gets to the point
0:23:31.760,0:23:37.840
where you're legitimately a fake AI comedian,
you would have to have facial recognition.
0:23:37.840,0:23:42.960
It'd have to be reading the dilations. Be heart
like these cameras would be looking out at you,
0:23:42.960,0:23:47.680
reading body temperature, reading adjustments in
your B and mannerisms, and that's how they would
0:23:47.680,0:23:52.880
adjust jokes on the fly. And probably they they
you bought a ticket, right? So they know what's
0:23:52.880,0:23:57.040
in your algorithm anyways. They know if you're
looking at [ __ ] dog [ __ ] on fire, you know?
0:23:57.040,0:24:02.160
So they they're going to know the audience as soon
as you show up. So So calibrate your audience,
0:24:02.160,0:24:08.080
put a AI comedian on stage, algorithm, facial
recognition, read the audience, and just [ __ ]
0:24:08.080,0:24:14.560
fire away at laughter, you know? Like that's the
goal. So it's going to get there. But for sure,
0:24:14.560,0:24:18.720
would I go to one of those shows? No. But
I would I would I go to You would go to one
0:24:18.720,0:24:24.080
of those shows. You definitely would. No. No. I
might for research purposes. Well, obviously yes,
0:24:24.080,0:24:30.160
for research. That's why we That's why Pornhub
exists. Uh but like like you would definitely
0:24:30.160,0:24:34.800
have to go like if it's if all those shows are
like five bucks like no matter what like they're
0:24:34.800,0:24:40.400
always five bucks like you would go you would go
just to see you know just to see Fluffy Live you
0:24:40.400,0:24:46.720
went to I'm only saying Fluffy because you went
to Fluffy. Yes. Fluffy Live is say 250 bucks, but
0:24:46.720,0:24:52.560
Fluffy the same skit like you're in a you're in a
theater like you have a seat, you know? Somebody
0:24:52.560,0:25:00.000
sitting next to you [ __ ] just blasted up on on
stage doing the same bit for $35. You know what I
0:25:00.000,0:25:05.440
mean? Like but but he looks real on stage like he
like like almost like so now see because now we're
0:25:05.440,0:25:11.120
talking about like almost like hologram level, you
know? Like if we like realer than that. Okay. So,
0:25:11.120,0:25:15.280
more realistic than a hologram, right? So, yeah.
It smells like hot dogs when he walks on stage.
0:25:15.280,0:25:21.600
You know what I'm saying? You could [ __ ] like,
you know, you're pumping in real like energy. You
0:25:21.600,0:25:26.880
know, it's like 4 D rides at at Disneyland. You're
getting sprayed with stuff. You're getting poked
0:25:26.880,0:25:34.400
in the seat. Like, you're [ __ ] in it. So, then
that's that's such a great question because I
0:25:34.400,0:25:39.200
would pay 35 bucks to see that, right? I would
pay 35 bucks to see this. But then in the back
0:25:39.200,0:25:44.960
of my mind knowing that it's Well, see, because
then it's different because it's not AI giving
0:25:44.960,0:25:50.960
the jokes, right? It's not it creating the jokes
on the fly, you know? It's it's just AI reciting
0:25:50.960,0:25:58.400
the jokes that were already written. So, I don't
know. I I mean, it's almost the movies convoluted
0:25:58.400,0:26:03.120
the whole thing. I think I mixed all that. I think
I just [ __ ] word souped it and [ __ ] it all up
0:26:03.120,0:26:09.520
right there. I mixed AI with AI fake and with like
real comedians. Like I mashed it together. So I
0:26:09.520,0:26:15.920
didn't make a point very well there. But fake
fake comedy is kind of going to be shitty when
0:26:15.920,0:26:20.960
it gets so real when it knows, you know, my dick
got hard because it told a good joke. You know,
0:26:20.960,0:26:28.720
that's going to be [ __ ] up. Um but a real like,
you know, um a real comedian doing the same thing,
0:26:28.720,0:26:33.840
it's going to it's just it's a different emotion.
It's not Viagra, you know what I Like I got raw.
0:26:33.840,0:26:40.560
I got it happened naturally, you know, with a
real comedian versus AI. Why am I sexual inindos?
0:26:40.560,0:26:47.040
What [ __ ] dude? If an AI comedian is making you
laugh, though, isn't laughter still a real emotion
0:26:47.040,0:26:52.080
no matter where it came from, you know? Like if
the robot made you laugh, like it's it would it
0:26:52.080,0:26:57.280
still counts as a laugh. You can't you can't say
a laugh is fake because a robot made you laugh.
0:26:57.280,0:27:00.560
Like, you know. No, I'm saying like that's going
to be the last thing to go. I think that's that's
0:27:00.560,0:27:04.240
when it'll get scary. When they can really like
kind of get Oh, when they can actually do it,
0:27:04.240,0:27:09.520
right? Yeah. When when it feel real after
the experience, when you don't feel fake,
0:27:09.520,0:27:14.720
you don't feel like robbed of your real emotions.
When you feel real after that AI experience,
0:27:14.720,0:27:19.200
you're almost Yeah. When you feel real after
something, it's just it's a thoughtprovoking
0:27:19.200,0:27:25.520
thing. Like I said on the top of this, uh we
are a podcast that enjoys using AI for good.
0:27:25.520,0:27:31.360
Uh and yeah, it's not going to go anywhere. It's
It might get better, but this might be the peak,
0:27:31.360,0:27:36.960
buddy. I feel like sometimes this might be like
I feel like with a technology like AI, it goes so
0:27:36.960,0:27:42.560
quickly, right? Like look at all the Sono videos
that are out or sorry, um uh what is it? Sonos,
0:27:42.560,0:27:46.400
I don't [ __ ] know. All those videos, there's all
kinds of [ __ ] Yeah. Midjourney, all that stuff,
0:27:46.400,0:27:51.200
right? You look at that and you go, "Holy [ __ ]
that I never thought that could be so real, you
0:27:51.200,0:27:55.680
know?" And then it just keeps getting realer and
realer and realer and now it's like now you can't
0:27:55.680,0:28:00.000
really like it's so hard to find the line, you
know? But I feel like that's like the peak because
0:28:00.000,0:28:06.000
where where else do you go from there as like a
company like like I don't know. But this might
0:28:06.000,0:28:12.960
be the peak right now with AI. So will it ever
evolve to be comedians? Who knows? But I think I
0:28:12.960,0:28:18.800
think the peak for me as a human, as somebody who
still is like real. I think the the best genuine
0:28:18.800,0:28:26.000
part of us could be like half human, half AI. Half
AI. Oh [ __ ] that would be awesome. Like split
0:28:26.000,0:28:29.840
the brain. You got your left side and your right
side. You know, the part that doesn't do anything
0:28:29.840,0:28:33.920
and you can just plug in a little bit of AI over
there and have it like do some [ __ ] Like I mean,
0:28:33.920,0:28:37.680
you got half of your body that doesn't work. Just
imagine you're right-handed and your left hand
0:28:37.680,0:28:43.360
just doesn't [ __ ] do anything important. Like
if you could just make that left side or whatever
0:28:43.360,0:28:50.240
that is not important just kind of do something
special or enhance the right side. I I think that
0:28:50.240,0:28:55.280
is where the win is is when it makes us better
but doesn't completely take our soul cuz taking
0:28:55.280,0:28:59.680
humanity's soul is the worst thing and it's kind
of happening nowadays cuz we're all doom scrolling
0:28:59.680,0:29:05.200
and and we're [ __ ] literally growing mold under
the seat we sit on cuz we [ __ ] sit there too
0:29:05.200,0:29:13.600
[ __ ] long. or festering in our own stupid doom
scrolling. Um, I think when we we become creative
0:29:13.600,0:29:17.840
and we're able to harness both of them at like
a half and half, it'll be [ __ ] great because
0:29:17.840,0:29:22.480
people won't get sick because we'll heal ourselves
through our [ __ ] regenerative AI left side that
0:29:22.480,0:29:28.160
doesn't do anything, just sits there. Um, but then
what do you do after that, you know? Like, yeah,
0:29:28.160,0:29:32.240
does anybody want to live forever? No, you don't
want to live forever, but while you're here, you
0:29:32.240,0:29:38.080
want to just make something that can last forever.
So, well, there you go, buddy. I mean, speaking of
0:29:38.080,0:29:44.720
AI, uh let's do what we call uh AI radio. Uh it's
where we play a song that was created by AI. Uh
0:29:44.720,0:29:48.800
if you don't like it, you can go ahead and skip
on ahead. A lot of people do tend to enjoy them
0:29:48.800,0:29:54.080
because, uh usually I write the lyrics. Uh buddy,
I did write the chorus for this song and I wrote
0:29:54.080,0:29:59.360
the first verse and I kind of just let AI do its
thing after that. So, Joshua, I'm going to share
0:29:59.360,0:30:03.520
my screen with you. And for the people watching,
keep on watching. And for the people listening,
0:30:03.520,0:30:09.760
uh just keep on listening. Uh, head on over to
sorry for the late.live radio and uh, enjoy this
0:30:09.760,0:30:28.960
next banger. Uh, buddy, here you go. The song
is called Welcome Home. It's Christmas time.
0:30:28.960,0:30:40.320
No flakes fall on the front gate. Lanterns glow
as the daylight fades. There's laughter down
0:30:40.320,0:30:52.080
the avenue and every light is shining just
for you. Welcome home. It's Christmas time.
0:30:52.080,0:31:05.520
The candles on the stars are
clean. Let's ride the wood in win
0:31:05.520,0:31:18.960
that familiar tune. Miss under silver moons.
The world slows down. The cold feels kind
0:31:18.960,0:31:24.800
when hearts like ours are interwined.
Welcome home. It's Christmas time.
0:31:24.800,0:31:28.080
The cables dance the bells
all time. The night is sweet,
0:31:28.080,0:31:38.320
the carol play. We waited all year for this
day. So hang your coat, stay a while, trade
0:31:38.320,0:31:52.400
your troules for a smile. The year's been long,
but love. It's Christmas now. We're all here.
0:31:52.400,0:31:52.900
All
0:31:54.720,0:32:01.440
right, buddy. There you go. There is your AI song
for the week. Uh, how did you feel about that one
0:32:01.440,0:32:07.840
this week, my dude? That one gave me like uh like
what's it? I Live Lucy theme like like vibes,
0:32:07.840,0:32:12.160
right? It was g like she's coming out. Or what's
the I Dream of Genie. I Dream of Genie. Yeah,
0:32:12.160,0:32:16.960
that's what I was thinking of. Yeah. Just waiting
for like a little little magic wizard to pop out
0:32:16.960,0:32:22.160
and just serve me a drink or something. Just
like that was fun. I mean it it Yeah, dude.
0:32:22.160,0:32:27.520
[ __ ] it. I mean, we're going into It's what?
December 2nd. December 2nd, baby. December 2nd,
0:32:27.520,0:32:32.560
man. Let's have some fun. Christmas spirit, baby.
Christmas spirit. Christmas songs coming out all
0:32:32.560,0:32:38.800
the next four weeks. It's all I'm doing. Christmas
songs this this month. Just because I can. Just
0:32:38.800,0:32:43.760
because I can. Hey, when it's when it's your name
on the podcast, you can do whatever the [ __ ] You
0:32:43.760,0:32:48.640
can do whatever the [ __ ] you want. When it says
sorry for delay and you see Sean and Josh on this
0:32:48.640,0:32:53.760
one. Oh, yeah. And you know what? We are always
open to suggestions. If you think you're a music
0:32:53.760,0:32:58.240
head, our record buddy or whatever you want
to call, you know, whatever you want to call,
0:32:58.240,0:33:03.120
like, let us know. We'll make a song for you.
Honestly, yes. Yeah. Put it in the comments.
0:33:03.120,0:33:08.160
Let me know what style, what what music you want.
Like, I'll do it. I don't give a [ __ ] I would
0:33:08.160,0:33:14.240
love to write a song for one of our listeners.
You let me know. I I might even sing it. I'll use
0:33:14.240,0:33:19.840
I'll use Here's Okay, here we go. Hang on. Make
promises your body can't keep, buddy. Okay. Wait,
0:33:19.840,0:33:24.320
wait, wait. This body is capable of a lot. You've
never seen me naked. Okay. I'm just putting it out
0:33:24.320,0:33:32.960
there. Well, you know, I've seen a few. So, if you
want these if you want these pipes to open wide,
0:33:32.960,0:33:39.760
hit a couple notes for you, this guy right here
can do it. All right. I'm not saying I'm not going
0:33:39.760,0:33:47.200
to use autotune. Not I'm not can't promise you
that. But I will I will sing something special
0:33:47.200,0:33:53.760
if you want it. I want that. I want that so bad
now. I might even, you know, but you might have to
0:33:53.760,0:33:59.840
write the lyrics actually, Sean. I mean, because
you you probably, you know, I can't even talk. How
0:33:59.840,0:34:06.800
I got you, buddy. I got I'll I'll write the lyrics
for you. You'll sing it. All right, let's move on,
0:34:06.800,0:34:12.720
buddy. Uh, what do you got here? White, wet, or
warm? [ __ ] dude. I wrote that. I don't even know
0:34:12.720,0:34:20.880
what it means. I don't even I don't even know what
it means anymore. Um, just kidding. Just kidding.
0:34:20.880,0:34:25.680
All right. Well, t the season, December 2nd,
everybody. We're all having fun. We're all looking
0:34:25.680,0:34:31.280
for places to go. Sean, I need to ask you and
those of you listening, when it comes to travel,
0:34:31.280,0:34:37.040
when it comes to just [ __ ] getting away. Do you
want to go somewhere where it's white, you know,
0:34:37.040,0:34:42.080
maybe a little snow? Do you want to go somewhere
wet where you can like jump down a slide and get
0:34:42.080,0:34:47.280
slippery? Maybe is a little bit of baby oil,
you know, whatever you consider wet, you know,
0:34:47.280,0:34:51.280
or uh do you want to get warm? You know, do
you want a cozy blanket? Do you want to just
0:34:51.280,0:34:56.720
snuggle up like for vacations? You going white?
You going wet? Or you want to get warm? Or all
0:34:56.720,0:35:01.360
maybe mash them all together. What do you want,
buddy? Mash them all up. Damn. Um, realistically,
0:35:01.360,0:35:09.760
I really prefer uh the white. Uh, I love like
a snowfall like moving up from California to
0:35:09.760,0:35:14.640
up here. Uh we don't really have seasons in
California. Uh but up here you get all the
0:35:14.640,0:35:19.760
seasons. Uh and it's pretty cool to see like the
leaves change colors and then [ __ ] die. Uh but
0:35:19.760,0:35:27.440
it's also [ __ ] amazing to have just a snowfall.
Like just like a soft snowfall. Oh dude. And now
0:35:27.440,0:35:32.960
I understand the meaning of like a dusting like
the word. Oh, it it just the [ __ ] we got dusted,
0:35:32.960,0:35:38.720
you know? It's just like just a simple snowfall.
The crushing of ice underneath your boots. like,
0:35:38.720,0:35:44.080
"Oh, dude, there's just something can't
can't beat that [ __ ] man." Um, yeah,
0:35:44.080,0:35:50.480
that's my choice. And I think I already know your
choice. Uh, it's warm and wet. So, I know that's
0:35:50.480,0:35:55.360
good. That's good. What? Okay. Elaborate. Please
tell me. You've known me long enough. You You've
0:35:55.360,0:36:03.360
known me at le You know, you've known me at least
for 110 episodes. We Yeah. This whole time me,
0:36:03.360,0:36:08.960
we've been lying to you guys. Me and Sean met each
other time. This was a Reddit post. I was like,
0:36:08.960,0:36:13.680
"Hey, I'm looking for someone to do a podcast
with. Any takers?" This is our first time,
0:36:13.680,0:36:18.720
our 110th time talking for an hour. Sean, that's
[ __ ] crazy. That's I don't want to think about
0:36:18.720,0:36:23.520
it that way. That That makes me feel weird. I
don't like that. We played video games together.
0:36:23.520,0:36:28.240
We've done all this on this podcast. Um, by
the way, speaking of video games, gameplay,
0:36:28.240,0:36:31.520
uh, thank you guys for watching the the game
plays and stuff. We do appreciate that. That
0:36:31.520,0:36:36.320
was really fun to do. Uh, and we'll bring it back
uh next Halloween to finish out that game. Um,
0:36:36.320,0:36:42.080
but yeah, thank you for watching that. That was
really fun. Sorry, Jake Moody for for everything
0:36:42.080,0:36:48.880
we've done to you, Jakey. Yeah, that was fun.
But yeah, okay, so where where am I going? Like
0:36:48.880,0:36:55.280
you like buy me a [ __ ] ticket. Where am
I going? You're going to go somewhere warm,
0:36:55.280,0:37:01.120
somewhere wet. So probably somewhere near a beach.
Uh, you know, like I for the sake of this, I'm not
0:37:01.120,0:37:06.480
going to say you're going to go home because you
live near a beach. Uh, but we'll say like Cabo.
0:37:06.480,0:37:11.040
We'll say like you're going to go to Cabo in the
winter cuz you know it's warm, it's wet, you know,
0:37:11.040,0:37:15.440
there's ladies there you can augle out with your
glasses on. Um, that's where that's where I would
0:37:15.440,0:37:20.560
put you. Uh, or So, where does the white come
into play if I'm on a beach in Cabo? Well, the
0:37:20.560,0:37:25.200
white doesn't play any role in this. No rollers.
I mean, they do have white sand beaches though,
0:37:25.200,0:37:30.400
so that could play into the white. Okay. Okay.
So, there's that. But I was more thinking like
0:37:30.400,0:37:35.600
you would just choose like wet or warm, you know,
like both of them together. That's that's the way
0:37:35.600,0:37:41.920
I was thinking about it. Um or you would just
go to [ __ ] like uh Vegas, you know? Why not?
0:37:41.920,0:37:46.880
It's both. It's all three. Hey, Vegas worked out
for us. And if you haven't seen that episode Oh,
0:37:46.880,0:37:51.840
yeah. Joshua Joshua had I got lucky. I don't know
why I'm talking to myself in third person. I don't
0:37:51.840,0:37:58.480
know either. So weird. Listen, we're gone for a
whole month. Nothing makes sense anymore. Hey,
0:37:58.480,0:38:04.080
you know what? I told you in the beginning of this
episode, it's been a minute. I gotta get this out.
0:38:04.080,0:38:12.160
I I need to be juiced. I got to get all this juice
out, man. It's been a minute. Um All right. So,
0:38:12.160,0:38:16.400
you're you're thinking I'm going Cabo, right?
Yeah, I'm thinking you're going Cabo. Yeah. [ __ ]
0:38:16.400,0:38:21.760
man. You haven't known me long enough because
or maybe you've known me just the route just the
0:38:21.760,0:38:28.160
right amount of time because this this this young
man is starting to age like a fine wine. I don't
0:38:28.160,0:38:33.680
know if you see the white coming in on the on the
sideburn there, but I'm starting to appreciate
0:38:33.680,0:38:40.000
the white. I'm starting to appreciate putting
on a little bit of layers. And I'm not talking
0:38:40.000,0:38:44.320
about like the layers of calories that tend to h
you know, I'm not talking about just bulking up.
0:38:44.320,0:38:50.160
I'm talking about like interesting like putting a
jacket on, you know, maybe sitting next to a fire,
0:38:50.160,0:38:55.040
looking outside, seeing some wet, seeing
some white. I feel like though, Joshua,
0:38:55.040,0:39:02.160
I feel like on this podcast you've stated that you
are a warm kind of person. So, I will go back and
0:39:02.160,0:39:08.640
I'll look for that and I will bring the receipts
uh next episode uh because I'm pretty sure you've
0:39:08.640,0:39:14.080
said this on record. Uh but hey, I'm all for if
you're if you're feeling the white, buddy. Hey,
0:39:14.080,0:39:19.200
nose up. Nose up. So, I'm starting to think it's
just like because I'm getting older, you know,
0:39:19.200,0:39:23.680
I don't mind layering up, but the problem is
my wardrobe that I have, I don't have anything
0:39:23.680,0:39:29.680
I don't have anything that that's set for the
cold. So, it's going to be a problem. So, I I'm
0:39:29.680,0:39:34.480
transitioning like my closet has to and it's going
to get expensive, I think, um because I got to buy
0:39:34.480,0:39:39.280
more layers. All right. So, are you going to start
skiing or snowboarding? Is that what that's what's
0:39:39.280,0:39:43.280
happening here? No, no, no, no. I mean, ski I've
never I you know, believe it or not, fun fact,
0:39:43.280,0:39:50.560
Joshua has never skied. I've only ever snowboarded
and when I did it, I was crazy [ __ ] high for the
0:39:50.560,0:39:55.760
first time. Like I I went to the snow and we went
up on this like double black diamond like mogul
0:39:55.760,0:40:02.160
style. My buddies just like to just start off with
what the [ __ ] my I love my friend to death and
0:40:02.160,0:40:08.160
he will remain nameless. Uh, I don't even think
he watches this podcast yet, but the first dude,
0:40:08.160,0:40:15.760
the first run, we went to the top, we got to the
top and this dude pulls out a bong from his [ __ ]
0:40:15.760,0:40:20.160
wherever, you know? I'm like, I know this dude
isn't hung. What's in his [ __ ] pants? Like,
0:40:20.160,0:40:25.760
what's going on with this guy? He whips this
[ __ ] thing out. And we just start just having
0:40:25.760,0:40:31.040
a good time on the top of the hill. Next thing
you know, I'm expected in these icy conditions
0:40:31.040,0:40:37.680
to be like Sean White [ __ ] flowing down this
[ __ ] hill. And I was anything but Sean White.
0:40:37.680,0:40:44.160
I was like [ __ ] Peewee Herman trying to ride
his bike for the first [ __ ] time. This [ __ ]
0:40:44.160,0:40:51.200
did not end up [ __ ] well. Did not end up well.
By the third day I got I was by the third day
0:40:51.200,0:40:59.120
I was pretty solid by my [ __ ] wrists were
shot. My my [ __ ] ass was frozen. Like I was,
0:40:59.120,0:41:05.200
dude. But so I mean, needless to say, I thought
I was gonna be good at, but I got I got I got way
0:41:05.200,0:41:11.600
too lit. I was way too stupid. And um but yeah,
but now will I will I try it now? Demi, come on,
0:41:11.600,0:41:14.880
man. Try anything once. I just won't won't bungee
jump. It's the only thing I won't try once. No
0:41:14.880,0:41:19.520
bungee jump. All right. Interesting. No, but I'm
going white skydiving. I'm going white sky. Oh,
0:41:19.520,0:41:25.440
I've done skydiving tandem. No. No. Awkward. But
but you won't bungee jump. What the [ __ ] Nah,
0:41:25.440,0:41:30.640
dude. Like, it's something something about being
strapped to a to a rubber band that's expected
0:41:30.640,0:41:38.400
to like not snap on your way down. I think you're
just tempted. You're just way too It's too close.
0:41:38.400,0:41:42.800
Too close. I'd rather run across the freeway on
a busy day than bungee jump. [ __ ] frogger that
0:41:42.800,0:41:49.440
[ __ ] baby. I [ __ ] blindfolded even. Like,
I'll take that I'll I will take that risk over
0:41:49.440,0:41:54.960
bungee jumping on a foggy day. [ __ ] it. Let's
go for bonus points. Well, [ __ ] I'm surprised.
0:41:54.960,0:42:01.200
I am honestly surprised that you chose white over
wet and warm. Uh but hey buddy. Hey, join me over
0:42:01.200,0:42:05.680
here. Come over here and step on some crunchy
snow. That could be fun for you. Yeah, I mean
0:42:05.680,0:42:10.480
it gets slippery though. That's the thing. I'm not
I'm normally I'm not I'm okay with the slip. Like
0:42:10.480,0:42:19.040
I like getting wet. Like I'll slip around it for a
bit. Um but um yeah, I got to put on my my feet on
0:42:19.040,0:42:23.120
that, dude. I don't know. Like could get sketchy.
But yeah, I want to try white. I want to try white
0:42:23.120,0:42:28.400
for a little bit. Maybe go on vacation there. Do
something different. Um, even if it's not white,
0:42:28.400,0:42:34.480
it's just cold. [ __ ] it. Buy a jacket. Give me a
reason to buy a [ __ ] Northace $800 jacket and be
0:42:34.480,0:42:41.200
like, "Yeah, kept me warm." Some [ __ ] All right,
buddy. Let's move on. What's this last one? Uh,
0:42:41.200,0:42:47.520
shop now or later. All right. Way to finish it
out. Okay, let's kill this thing. Um, so you know,
0:42:47.520,0:42:52.800
December 2nd, we're [ __ ] If you haven't gone
Black Friday shopping, cuz I know we're past
0:42:52.800,0:42:58.000
the Black Friday sale and we've already made it
past that. If you haven't bought that gift yet,
0:42:58.000,0:43:02.480
um, or maybe you bought the gift already, you're
like, "Fuck it, dude. Let me just buy the person
0:43:02.480,0:43:07.760
the gift now so I don't have to worry about
it later. Just just drop it all now." Um,
0:43:07.760,0:43:14.160
but have you are you planning ahead for gifts
or you just not buying any gifts or buying now,
0:43:14.160,0:43:23.120
buying later? Yeah. Okay. Um, so here's the here's
the problem with me, buddy. Uh, is that I really
0:43:23.120,0:43:35.120
do want to buy gifts now and give them out later.
Um but what happens is I will buy gifts now and
0:43:35.120,0:43:43.280
give gifts now instead of waiting to give the
gift, right? And so I end up having to buy later
0:43:43.280,0:43:48.880
uh because personally I know that once that
gift comes in I get too giddy and excited
0:43:48.880,0:43:56.240
uh that I just want to give gift. So I I
purposely buy later so that I have to wait
0:43:56.240,0:44:02.400
not so long throughout the year but like maybe a
few weeks, you know, cuz that I can do. But if I
0:44:02.400,0:44:08.080
buy like if I buy a gift in February and I have
to give it in December, hell no. Hell no. You're
0:44:08.080,0:44:13.920
going to get that [ __ ] tomorrow. So yeah, I
I tentatively right now I buy later. Um because
0:44:13.920,0:44:17.840
I'm always buying throughout the year. So what
about you? You buy later or you buy now? You know,
0:44:17.840,0:44:22.640
I [ __ ] love that word tentatively. You know,
that's a new one that's that's in my vocabulary
0:44:22.640,0:44:27.200
lately. And this [ __ ] tentatively, I can't
spell it, but I'm going to start [ __ ] that
0:44:27.200,0:44:32.160
[ __ ] cuz everybody [ __ ] uses that tentative
word. God damn. You know, like, okay, sorry,
0:44:32.160,0:44:35.520
English teacher. Why the [ __ ] did you not
teach me that word? Why am I barely finding
0:44:35.520,0:44:41.520
out the word [ __ ] tentative at [ __ ] Come
over here. Take some licks, baby. Some [ __ ]
0:44:41.520,0:44:45.680
Maybe it's too far down the [ __ ] dictionary.
I had to get all the way to T [ __ ] word. I'm
0:44:45.680,0:44:51.040
still stuck on like [ __ ] D or some [ __ ] That
word's not highlighted in my dictionary. Hey, fun
0:44:51.040,0:44:56.080
fact. I used to highlight words in the dictionary,
mind you. For what reason? What were what were you
0:44:56.080,0:45:01.200
doing? Why? No, because I I would find the Okay, I
have the dictionary. [ __ ] I'm gonna one of these
0:45:01.200,0:45:07.280
days I'm whoop that [ __ ] up. Um what? Yeah,
I I have a dictionary that I would go through
0:45:07.280,0:45:11.840
and when I would find a word that I really
loved, I would highlight it. Do you remember
0:45:11.840,0:45:19.360
the words that you really loved? It wasn't
tentatively. I'll tell you that [ __ ] right now.
0:45:19.360,0:45:23.280
Never made it that far. Like I said, I
only got so far in the [ __ ] letters,
0:45:23.280,0:45:29.280
man. Dictionaries are big. There's a lot of words
in the dictionary. I had to read the definitions.
0:45:29.280,0:45:33.440
You don't remember any words then, do you? I mean,
I use words every day, but I don't know if I use
0:45:33.440,0:45:36.880
any of them that I highlighted. [ __ ] too late.
That's all I wanted to know. I just wanted to know
0:45:36.880,0:45:41.840
if you highlighting it actually served a purpose
later on in life, but it clearly did not. I mean,
0:45:41.840,0:45:45.680
probably. Um, we'll revisit this. We're going
to have a dictionary. Come back and bring the
0:45:45.680,0:45:50.800
receipts. God damn. Yeah. I mean, [ __ ] one
of these days. What were we even talking about?
0:45:50.800,0:45:55.520
Holy [ __ ] Do you shop now or do you shop later?
That's That's to shop now or shop later. Okay. So,
0:45:55.520,0:46:00.320
uh, I have a quick advice because I did listen
to what you said. Um, if you're going to shop now
0:46:00.320,0:46:03.920
and give them to them later, just buy something
that's like half a gift for you. This is just
0:46:03.920,0:46:09.120
advice. Like, if you buy them some electronics,
don't give them the charger to recharge it. You
0:46:09.120,0:46:16.320
just give that to them on Christmas. If it takes
batteries, don't like if you buy somebody a bike,
0:46:16.320,0:46:24.400
don't give them [ __ ] wheels now.
Just give them the [ __ ] wheels later,
0:46:24.400,0:46:31.200
right? Stupid. Yeah, I bought you this new
phone, but guess what? You can't charge it.
0:46:31.200,0:46:35.440
Come on. [ __ ] just take the buttons off. Yeah,
man. [ __ ] If you're going to do If you're going
0:46:35.440,0:46:39.280
to spoil your own gift, just give them the rest
of it later. Like pieces of puzzle. Just give
0:46:39.280,0:46:45.360
them puzzle. Let them start the puzzle and they'll
never have all the pieces to finish it and they'll
0:46:45.360,0:46:49.760
just give it to them on Christmas. So they'll be
frustrated like did we lose the pieces? No. They
0:46:49.760,0:46:54.400
find them in their stocking on [ __ ] Christmas
morning so they can finish the puzzle. Joshua,
0:46:54.400,0:46:59.040
that reminds me the So what you just said right
now is the exact same thing my parents would do
0:46:59.040,0:47:05.280
on like on Christmas like they would make us open
the stockings first, right? So you would open the
0:47:05.280,0:47:11.600
stocking and you would be like, "Oh, it's a game
for a thing I don't have." Right. And then you
0:47:11.600,0:47:15.360
would like continue opening all the gifts and
then at the very end it would be like it would
0:47:15.360,0:47:21.360
be whatever the the console is or whatever.
Right. But throughout the year they would
0:47:21.360,0:47:28.960
get me stuff that I couldn't use because I didn't
have the thing that like they were giving me for.
0:47:28.960,0:47:35.600
Right. So like you've reminded me of that mental
memory. Uh and I don't think I can get that back.
0:47:35.600,0:47:40.400
So thanks for that. Thanks for that memory. Yeah.
I just had this great I just had a good idea. Like
0:47:40.400,0:47:44.240
you know how people always fight over the [ __ ]
Monopoly piece. Yeah. You know, I want to be the
0:47:44.240,0:47:49.440
hat. I want to be the dog. Maybe if this is your
situation, you know, this isn't a family show,
0:47:49.440,0:47:53.680
but I'll be I'll be your, you know, I'll give you
some advice. If you have kids that always fight
0:47:53.680,0:47:57.520
over the pie, just maybe for this Christmas,
just give them give them another one of those
0:47:57.520,0:48:03.040
pieces. Give them a hat. You know, then every two
people can be a hat, you know, duplicate. Okay. A
0:48:03.040,0:48:09.680
duplicate piece. That's a good idea. I like that.
That also question. What would you What are you in
0:48:09.680,0:48:14.880
Monopoly? Are you the hat? You seem like the
hat kind of person or that gravy pieces now.
0:48:14.880,0:48:18.720
Isn't there talking about We're talking about
the original pieces. All right. What What's the
0:48:18.720,0:48:23.040
first piece that comes to your mind like that
you want to be? I know which one I want to be.
0:48:23.040,0:48:29.360
This would be a great trivia question. Um I you
know you [ __ ] said isn't there a dog? Is there
0:48:29.360,0:48:34.960
like a There is a dog. Yes. Okay. All right. You
know I I'm gonna go I'm going to go the dog. All
0:48:34.960,0:48:39.040
right. So we're fighting then because I want to
be the dog. I'm usually the dog. All right. Now,
0:48:39.040,0:48:43.440
you can be the thimble. All right. You can be the
shitty little thimble. The [ __ ] thimble. Yeah,
0:48:43.440,0:48:48.480
the thimble. Yeah. Isn't there a train? Is there
a train, too? Uh I think there might be I know. Uh
0:48:48.480,0:48:52.480
we'll have to look up what pieces. Mia, I put the
pieces right there. Whatever Whatever these ones
0:48:52.480,0:48:58.960
are. Yeah, those are the pieces. Yeah. Uh we can't
see them, but they're there for you. Yeah. So,
0:48:58.960,0:49:03.280
I mean, to answer the question as far because
I just went off on a tangent on what you know,
0:49:03.280,0:49:09.360
how to help you out with your gifts. Um, am I
buying now? Dude, if I see something that that
0:49:09.360,0:49:13.520
really is special for somebody that I love or a
friend or whatever it is, yeah, do I'll just I'll
0:49:13.520,0:49:18.800
buy it now. And I got enough hiding places in my
house. I'll I will I'll hide the gifts. Have you
0:49:18.800,0:49:25.520
ever forgot a gift that you've hidden? Yes, I
have. Actually, I have. And you know what I've
0:49:25.520,0:49:31.120
done? You're going to you're going to find this
even more hilarious is I forgot the gift that I
0:49:31.120,0:49:37.120
was supposed to give them and I told them where
was that thing that I got you that and they were
0:49:37.120,0:49:43.040
like what do you mean you got me that and I didn't
actually get it for them because I still had it
0:49:43.040,0:49:53.200
hidden. It's the best. So, I had to like go to the
spot where I hid it and and like give it to them
0:49:53.200,0:50:00.240
at that point because I forgot that I bought it
for them. Did I explain that really bad? But yeah,
0:50:00.240,0:50:06.480
I've done that. I've Yeah, I forgotten. You're
shopping now and you're giving it to later. Okay,
0:50:06.480,0:50:11.120
got it. Okay, you have the self-control. I
appreciate that. That's great. That's the
0:50:11.120,0:50:15.760
deal. Ah, [ __ ] All right, buddy. Let's start
landing this plane. We got a we got a little
0:50:15.760,0:50:21.520
bit more time here, but let's do some [ __ ] fun
finds. Let's do some fortunes. Let's do some lucky
0:50:21.520,0:50:25.600
numbers. I don't know what what do you want to
start with? [ __ ] man. I mean, I never gave you
0:50:25.600,0:50:30.000
my trivia. You want to save trivia for next time?
We can save trivia for next time. I mean, you can
0:50:30.000,0:50:34.560
give me I mean, how much trivia do you got? Okay,
I'll give you Okay, just because I've been having
0:50:34.560,0:50:43.520
so much [ __ ] fun with trivia. Oh god, I want to
give you a trivia question tonight. Okay, hit me.
0:50:43.520,0:50:48.320
Hit me with the trivia question, baby. I got you.
Okay, here you go. This is some Christmas trivia
0:50:48.320,0:50:55.040
before we get to Christmas, Sean. [ __ ] I'm not
good. Okay, I'm ready. Which holiday song was the
0:50:55.040,0:51:01.920
first to be broadcast from space? Oh [ __ ] We are
the world. Is that a Is that a holiday? That's not
0:51:01.920,0:51:10.240
a [ __ ] That's a MJ song, dude. What the hell?
It's a It's specifically a holiday song. Yes.
0:51:10.240,0:51:19.680
Which holiday song was the first to be broadcast
from space? Uh man, I don't [ __ ] know. Um I'm
0:51:19.680,0:51:24.720
trying to think. I'm trying to like go back in my
my primitive brain and figure out if there is a
0:51:24.720,0:51:34.080
holiday song that is old enough that I would know.
Um, I'm going to say like that uh uh the the dove
0:51:34.080,0:51:41.200
song, the [ __ ] um where they give like three
birds or whatever. Oh, like three turtle. The
0:51:41.200,0:51:46.720
one that doesn't end. It's like the [ __ ] 99 that
keeps going forever. I'm going to say it was that
0:51:46.720,0:51:51.120
one cuz I don't think it was Rudolph the Red-Nosed
Reindeer because I think that song came out way
0:51:51.120,0:51:58.480
later. Uh I don't that that's that's my guess. I'm
sticking to it. I mean, that is honestly the worst
0:51:58.480,0:52:05.360
song for for um to broadcast Christmas carols to
sit out carols to sit sing outside of your [ __ ]
0:52:05.360,0:52:09.440
house. It's like, dude, just get out of here
already. Like, just leave. I don't care about the
0:52:09.440,0:52:16.960
100 bees. Yeah, nobody cares. Like, if you come
to my house and sing the 12 turtle turtle turtle
0:52:16.960,0:52:23.520
Yeah. turtle doves in front of my house, going to
be upset. Got some frozen water balloons for your
0:52:23.520,0:52:29.360
ass. Throwing hands. Yeah. I it's Yeah, it's not
going to be good. So, uh Okay, you ready for the
0:52:29.360,0:52:32.880
answer? Yeah. What's the answer? I want to know.
And if you're listening, uh if you want to mute
0:52:32.880,0:52:37.680
this part because you just would love to know,
like, hey, put it in the put it in the chat before
0:52:37.680,0:52:47.920
you even [ __ ] know. Um Jingle Bells was actually
the first song to be broadcast from space. Damn,
0:52:47.920,0:52:54.560
that's Hey, hats off, baby. Hats off. Jingle
Bells. I wouldn't honestly that was probably
0:52:54.560,0:52:59.280
the lowest on my list because I thought that
was too modern of a song. But hey, I'll take it.
0:52:59.280,0:53:04.960
Jingle Bells, let's [ __ ] go. Here you go. That's
your fun trivia for uh the buildup to Christmas. I
0:53:04.960,0:53:12.560
love this. I'm going to have three more weeks of
guessing things wrong. I can't wait. Exactly. No,
0:53:12.560,0:53:16.000
no, some of these you might actually know, but
we're gonna wait. We're gonna wait on those ones.
0:53:16.000,0:53:21.040
Um, so fun finds. Sean, you mentioned fun finds.
I do have a fun find for this episode. But I'm so
0:53:21.040,0:53:26.640
stoked on this one. And it kind of goes a little
with the theme I got going on in the background.
0:53:26.640,0:53:33.600
Um, and it's also jumbo size. Oh [ __ ] So,
uh, if you like jumbo and you like visuals,
0:53:33.600,0:53:38.000
you're in the right spot. Slide over to YouTube.
Come over to surf.live because we got something to
0:53:38.000,0:53:42.880
show you right now. All right. I'm ready. Joshua's
bending over as he always does to grab bending
0:53:42.880,0:53:48.720
over. Of course, they're going to show up for
that. I know. All right, buddy. Here you go. Here
0:53:48.720,0:54:00.960
we go. This is my fun find for this episode. Oh my
god. Oh my god. It's a giant ass big skeleton. It
0:54:00.960,0:54:10.320
is freaking huge. Joshua, where did you find this?
Claire's so terrible with the lights. So bad. Um,
0:54:10.320,0:54:18.320
so I found that giant scallop. Okay, here. Let
me just tell you right. I got it at Marshalls.
0:54:18.320,0:54:26.480
[ __ ] dude. It's so terrible. Look at that. Oh
my god. 24 bucks at Marshalls. What the hell?
0:54:26.480,0:54:33.120
That's an That's amazing. Kudos, man. Kudos.
Night before Christmas. Jack and zero. That is
0:54:33.120,0:54:36.480
my fun find. It kind of goes with my theme. You
see Jack back there in the background. I know,
0:54:36.480,0:54:43.120
maybe it's a little blurry. Um, but that is my
fun find for episode uh 110. You know, Sean,
0:54:43.120,0:54:48.320
what do you got? What kind of fun did you bring
to this uh comeback? [ __ ] amazing. It's [ __ ]
0:54:48.320,0:54:54.560
That's [ __ ] beautiful. Um, that's I can't say
enough words. That was awesome. Uh, the I have
0:54:54.560,0:54:59.120
two fun finds. Uh, the first fun find that I'm
going to Oh, excuse me. I had a little itch. Uh,
0:54:59.120,0:55:04.320
the first fun find I'm going to show off is right
behind me. Uh, Joshua, that is my first ever
0:55:04.320,0:55:12.080
official Laboo. Uh, and buddy, let me just say
that this is the secret labu. For those who know,
0:55:12.080,0:55:17.760
they know. Uh, and that is the one that I really
wanted and I pulled it on my first one. Uh, so let
0:55:17.760,0:55:23.200
me just say I'm done with Laboos. Uh, there there
will be no more pulling Laboos because this is the
0:55:23.200,0:55:30.240
only one I ever wanted. So there it is. It reminds
me of uh Do you know the movie The Grinch, Joshua?
0:55:30.240,0:55:38.080
The movie with Jim Carrey? This This Laboo reminds
me of the Grinch uh when he has his little mask
0:55:38.080,0:55:43.280
and like burlap sack on. I'll have me a thorough
picture up so you can see it. Uh but yeah,
0:55:43.280,0:55:46.560
it reminds me of that. But so that's my first
one. Uh he's there. He's always going to be there
0:55:46.560,0:55:52.640
because he he's too damn expensive uh to take
out in public. Uh and my second fun find buddy,
0:55:52.640,0:55:59.920
excuse me, is uh they have this new um Alice
in Wonderland uh set going on with Funko. And
0:55:59.920,0:56:06.160
so this is the White Rabbit. So it's the sketch
set. Uh, so I don't know if you remember guys,
0:56:06.160,0:56:11.920
earlier this year I had the Alice uh sketch, but
this is the White Rabbit. It's pretty [ __ ] cool.
0:56:11.920,0:56:20.480
I love it. So that is my fun finds for the
week, buddy. Wonderful. Wonderful. Wonderful.
0:56:20.480,0:56:25.280
Wonderful. Wonderful. Great. Uh, you want to
do some fortunes? You want to do some lucky
0:56:25.280,0:56:30.160
numbers? What do you got? Do you still have those
toxic cookies? Okay, you throw them away. I I I I
0:56:30.160,0:56:37.520
feel like at some point do we just get rid of the
fortunes altogether or do we continue this staple
0:56:37.520,0:56:45.360
of our you know well I made chatg uh write the
algorithm for the fortunes now so I feel like we
0:56:45.360,0:56:52.320
have to continue doing them because it's okay that
that's fine because I I have two left and after
0:56:52.320,0:56:58.640
these two I'm going to have to go on the hunt for
some cookies I guess. Um so two left. Yeah, I'm
0:56:58.640,0:57:07.200
ready. All right. And um I want to see it crack.
Please show show the crack on camera. Please. So,
0:57:07.200,0:57:12.640
I only have two left. I found these on Amazon.
This is the sassy dozen uh fortunes. Again,
0:57:12.640,0:57:20.160
I'm not lying. Box is empty. Look, legit empty.
I have two left. Uh Sean, because there is only
0:57:20.160,0:57:28.000
two left. Yep. Am I doing the one on the side of
the uh Jack Skellington or the one on the side
0:57:28.000,0:57:33.360
of the wreath? Uh the jack. I feel like the
jack will give us luck. So Jack Skellington
0:57:33.360,0:57:41.840
side. All right. So Sean requested a crack from
one of these rubber tire cookies. These bendable
0:57:41.840,0:57:49.840
cookies. I've been waiting all month. Let's see
if we can actually get some kind of crack here.
0:57:52.000,0:57:57.840
It's so hard to bend. Look. Oh. Oh. Kind of
cracked. It kind of cracked. All right. All
0:57:57.840,0:58:04.640
right. There's a red cookie. Kind of over
the mouth. Great. I needed that. All right,
0:58:04.640,0:58:09.040
buddy. I'm Don't even ask him to eat that
cuz that is not going in my mouth. Um God,
0:58:09.040,0:58:16.320
no. That was pretty rotten. All right, Sean and
everybody listening and all of you watching,
0:58:16.320,0:58:26.880
here is your fortune for December 2nd, episode
110. You will be surrounded by old friends at
0:58:26.880,0:58:36.800
your upcoming intervention. A, that's nice. At
least you won't do it alone, you know. Well,
0:58:36.800,0:58:41.680
there you go. That is your sassy fortune. And
we only have one more left, everybody. And
0:58:41.680,0:58:47.680
uh damn. I guess I'm going to have to go out and
find some new cookies. Some Christmas cookies. Ah,
0:58:47.680,0:58:51.040
there you go. All right, let me give you guys your
lucky numbers for the week. Feel free to use them
0:58:51.040,0:58:58.400
for whatever nefarious reasons you would like. Uh
they are as followed. 1 4 17 18 20 22 and 47. Once
0:58:58.400,0:59:06.560
again, your seven lucky numbers for the week are
1 4 17 18 20 22 and 47. Buddy, before we sign off
0:59:06.560,0:59:12.400
on everything, uh, have you been doing your daily
challenge or your weekly challenges uh, this past
0:59:12.400,0:59:23.040
month? I did, and at one point I did have a button
for my popup, but since we took our little break,
0:59:23.040,0:59:26.320
I don't know if the button's actually going to
work. So, I'm going to have to send it to you. So,
0:59:26.320,0:59:32.320
Mia, um, go ahead and drop it in there as usual.
Thank you for everything. and you might be since
0:59:32.320,0:59:39.360
you've been so good this you are on Santa's good
list and we will hook you up with something for
0:59:39.360,0:59:44.000
being so gracious and putting that in there. Thank
you. We love her. She's the best. So, what did I
0:59:44.000,0:59:50.000
just witness? What what what did you what are we
seeing here? You know, it's going to be a picture
0:59:50.000,0:59:58.560
of me doing something. He doesn't know what he's
sending me. Oh, no. I know. It's a It's an actual
0:59:58.560,1:00:05.520
play on a uh the aliens that will soon be showing
up to planet Earth. And it was me. It's a picture
1:00:05.520,1:00:09.840
of the new game I just installed in my PC in the
background. I think it's me taking a selfie in
1:00:09.840,1:00:14.320
front of the new game that I just installed
on my PC, which is actually pretty fun. So,
1:00:14.320,1:00:20.880
okay. Yeah. Slide over to uh sorry for delay.live
and check it out. That's me in the picture.
1:00:20.880,1:00:28.080
Uh Joshua also gave me a weekly challenge uh to do
cat poems or were was it cat poems? I think that's
1:00:28.080,1:00:35.920
what it was, right? Yeah, it was. Yeah, poems.
Meow meow. It's meow poems about meow. Meow meow.
1:00:35.920,1:00:45.520
Meow meow about kitties. Oh, Joshua, I w I was
going to give you one uh but my phone died where
1:00:45.520,1:00:54.080
I had the uh there. So, uh, Mia, go ahead and
put the go ahead and put the poem in there. Uh,
1:00:54.080,1:00:59.200
I did write it. It's there. Uh, I could give
you one on the fly. Uh, so let's just, uh,
1:00:59.200,1:01:04.960
it's not going to be a haiku because, um, can't do
numbers, but Josh, here's a poem about a cat. Uh,
1:01:04.960,1:01:15.840
here we go. Cats. They are furry. They provide
warmth to humans. Cats. I love the feeling of
1:01:15.840,1:01:27.120
cats. If cats were cats, they would still be cats.
Thank you. That's all I got. Sorry, everybody. Uh,
1:01:27.120,1:01:32.880
literally died right right on the spot that
I don't charge these things. Uh, but buddy,
1:01:32.880,1:01:40.720
let's go ahead and let's land this plane now. Um,
I forgot how to land these planes. I What do we I
1:01:40.720,1:01:45.360
guess ending monologue. Is that where that where
we go? I mean, it's been a minute. It It's fine.
1:01:45.360,1:01:50.800
I mean, so normally we just add a few words at
the end like any other podcast. Um, so I will
1:01:50.800,1:01:56.000
go first. Sean, like I said in the beginning of
this podcast, I really did miss your face. I've
1:01:56.000,1:02:02.320
missed our audience. This feels refreshing. This
feels good to just put this voice back out there.
1:02:02.320,1:02:07.040
Have a good [ __ ] time because I think if you
depending on what part of this podcast you heard,
1:02:07.040,1:02:11.920
you probably laughed at some point. Um, and that's
genuine laughter from these two guys. This is not
1:02:11.920,1:02:18.080
AI generated. This isn't anything fake. This
is from our hearts and and we are are we are
1:02:18.080,1:02:24.720
as authentic as it gets. And if you're kind
of curious of what our podcast is even about,
1:02:24.720,1:02:29.360
uh just have a little fun go into chat gbt, go
into co-pilot, whatever you want to use, put in
1:02:29.360,1:02:35.280
there, sorry for the delay.live or sorry forlay
podcast with Josh and Sean and it will do a fun
1:02:35.280,1:02:40.960
breakdown of these two guys and you might actually
get a little bit more of an insight. Let chat
1:02:40.960,1:02:46.320
break it down for you. But um check it out. It's
actually pretty fun. I did it. Spoiler alert. Um,
1:02:46.320,1:02:50.400
but if you want to know a little bit about us, do
that. It's a good time. But, uh, as I always say,
1:02:50.400,1:02:54.720
thank you for listening. Thank you for watching.
Check out the website. We got new merch. We got
1:02:54.720,1:02:59.440
new logos. We got some cool [ __ ] music.
Um, and we will see you next time on uh,
1:02:59.440,1:03:05.120
episode 111. Yes, sir. Joshua couldn't have said
it any better. Thank you guys for watching. Thank
1:03:05.120,1:03:09.360
you for listening. We do really appreciate it.
Uh, sorry for the laid out lives where you can
1:03:09.360,1:03:19.360
find everything. Um, spoiler alert, we may have
some changes coming to the podcast in terms of
1:03:19.360,1:03:23.760
it might not just be these two boys anymore.
You know, we might be expanding a little bit,
1:03:23.760,1:03:31.360
little foreshadowing. Uh, but that's coming up
in the future. Uh, until then, buddy, I got some
1:03:31.360,1:03:36.800
stuff for you, my dude. I got my little my little
note here. So, let's end the week with this,
1:03:36.800,1:03:46.720
my guy. Joshua, what what's it called when a
snowman throws a tantrum? I don't know this,
1:03:46.720,1:04:01.360
but what is it? A meltdown. Ladies and
gentlemen, we will see you next week.
1:04:21.600,1:04:29.920
hot coming out beautifully today. Nice. It's kind
of kind of sexy to be honest with you. Check out
1:04:29.920,1:04:36.800
my phone. My phone probably is gonna pop off at
some point. Oh god. Turn down the phone. It's
1:04:36.800,1:04:43.440
almost like that song. Turn down for what? Yeah,
I know, right? It's Little John, right? Yeah.
1:04:43.440,1:04:51.600
It's definitely not. I wonder if that song has as
many plays as that Bad Bunny song. Which one? The
1:04:51.600,1:04:56.400
one who's on the beach. It's like that one super
catchy one. I forget what it's called. Oh, the the
1:04:56.400,1:05:00.080
picture like where he's talking about pictures and
stuff. That one. Yeah, they're on the beach. It's
1:05:00.080,1:05:05.440
like one of his first [ __ ] things that he comes
in and I mean maybe not his first one, but it's
1:05:05.440,1:05:12.240
the one it has over a billion views right now. I
It's I [ __ ] forget the name. I'm a big I'm not
1:05:12.240,1:05:18.240
a big Bad Bunny fan, but I'm not the No, I like
that song though. But Turn down for what? I mean,
1:05:18.240,1:05:23.200
I think that was played on everybody's wedding.
I think that was played on everybody like break
1:05:23.200,1:05:28.160
that song. I'm gonna [ __ ] Hello everybody. Thank
you for uh thank you for watching. Thank you for
1:05:28.160,1:05:32.640
listening. Joshua doesn't know this yet, but uh
I'm doing a new thing for this season where we're
1:05:32.640,1:05:36.880
I'm putting this [ __ ] in at the very end. So,
if you you made it to the very end of the episode,
1:05:36.880,1:05:41.280
uh past all the sounds and stuff, uh this this
will be in there. You're welcome. Appreciate
1:05:41.280,1:05:46.960
that. Yeah, this So, something new already. Yeah,
something new already. Uh Josh, hit your snaps or
1:05:46.960,1:05:52.160
hit your claps and I'll hit my snaps. Okay, I'm
going to try snaps now. Oh, snaps. Okay. Well,
1:05:52.160,1:06:00.880
I'm a little sweaty though. Hold on. Let me
Can I do snaps? No, that was awful. Awful.
1:06:00.880,1:06:05.120
I think I [ __ ] cracked my finger. All right,
I'm snap. I'm just gonna clap. Clap. All right,
1:06:05.120,1:06:16.560
here we go. Nice. Nice. Perfect. All right,
here we go. Let's get it. Three, two, one.
