Sorry For The Delay | EP.116 | Truckee, Coffee Lore & Clothing Optional
-WHAT’S IN OUR CUP-
Sean: Two Town Cider "Sled Zeppelin" (cinnamon & cranberry hard cider, discounted haul)
Joshua: 99 Crimes Limited Edition Red Blend (notes of vanilla, chocolate, roasted coffee & caramel per label)
-AI SONG OF THE WEEK-
AI Song Of The Week: “The Calm in the Static”
-CHAT WITH US-
• Stranger Danger (Stranger Things Finale Spoilers)
• Blind Box Exhaustion
• Numbers To Remember Me By
-CHAPTERS-
0:00:00 Episode 116 Intro, New Year Vibes & “Simulation” Talk
0:02:49 What’s In Our Cup - Sled Zeppelin Returns & 99 Crimes Poured
0:08:19 Truckucky Trip Report Begins - Snow, Food Stops & Cozy Mountain Mood
0:09:35 Squeeze In Breakfast & Lunch - Hallway Restaurant, Wall Scribbles & Bloody Mary
0:11:40 Coffee Bar Pourover - Coffee Rules, “Bean Water” Debate & Connoisseur Lore
0:15:19 Bar Of America Dinner - Great Food, Bad Mule, Send-It-Back Validation
0:21:46 Sierra Hot Springs - Clothing Optional, Hot To Cold Plunge Awakening
0:30:13 Pizza Box Trash Can Spotted - Proof They Exist Outside Disney
0:32:15 AI Song Of The Week "The Calm in the Static"
0:39:45 Stranger Things Finale - Emotions, Rumors, Episode 9 Theories & Let-It-End PSA
0:44:51 Blind Boxes & Numbers Game - Opened Boxes, Chase Luck & Rapid-Fire Ratings
-SOUND BITES-
• “If you're getting a personal massage right now and you're listening to us, hey, hope that feels good.” - Sean, blessing the multitaskers.
• “Where's the cheat code for life? I want that cheat code.” - Sean, demanding a GTA menu for reality.
• “For the next few weeks, I'm going to be drinking just nothing but Sled Zeppelins.” - Sean, committing to the cider era.
• “It literally the name matches what what it is.” - Joshua, describing Squeeze In like a real-life joke.
• “There's a lot more to coffee than uh than just some black [ __ ] bean water.” - Joshua, defending pourover culture.
• “It was terrible. Everybody tasted it at the table.” - Joshua, on the cursed mule that got sent back.
• “Clothing is optional.” - Joshua, dropping the Sierra Hot Springs detail like it’s normal.
• “There are pizza box trash cans that do exist.” - Joshua, closing the loop on a recurring obsession.
• “Am I just exhausted with blind boxes?” - Sean, officially diagnosing the toy aisle.
-FORTUNE & FINDS-
Fortune: Guests will notice how moist your turkey is, especially in and around the thighs.
Lucky Numbers: 5, 9, 10, 18, 25, 31, 43
Fun Finds / Value Finds:
Sean: Jack in the Box blind box pull - “Jack the Boss” (the chase), accidental proof blind boxes still hit.
Joshua: Target Funko haul - Bullseye dressed as Eddie Munson plus the Cowardly Lion (Wicked
Transcript
00:00 Welcome to episode 116 of Sorry for the
00:03
00:03 Delay. I'm your editor, Mia. This week,
00:06
00:06 it's Joshua's turn to drag Sean through
00:08
00:08 a trip report, but this time it's about
00:10
00:10 a town called Truckucky, where he
00:12
00:12 learned new insights on coffee and had
00:14
00:14 the unique experience of visiting a hot
00:16
00:16 spring. Clothing was optional. Plus, the
00:18
00:18 boys play a game about numbers and give
00:20
00:20 their thoughts on the ending of Stranger
00:22
00:22 Things. Slight spoilers ahead. Enjoy the
00:25
00:25 show.
00:26
00:26 >> Hello and welcome to another episode of
00:28
00:28 Sorry for Little Delay. We are your
00:30
00:30 hosts. Uh, my name is Sean. This is
00:32
00:32 Joshua. And Joshua, this is episode 116.
00:36
00:36 Can you freaking believe it? Because I
00:38
00:38 cannot. Uh, like I do every week, my
00:41
00:41 guy. How are you doing this wonderful
00:44
00:44 week?
00:45
00:45 >> You know what's funny? 116 episodes.
00:47
00:47 That's like 116 hours of these two guys.
00:51
00:51 >> God. Some of them are longer, too. So,
00:53
00:53 it's like it's longer than 116 hours.
00:56
00:56 >> Yeah. I I mean, I'm doing well. Thanks
00:57
00:57 for asking. But I still can't I mean the
00:59
00:59 fact that we've made it to 116 episodes
01:01
01:01 and these two guys can lay with you for
01:04
01:04 116 hours.
01:06
01:06 >> Oh, lay with the people. We're laying
01:08
01:08 with the people.
01:10
01:10 >> I mean, if you want to lay with us, I
01:12
01:12 mean, you know, you choose your method
01:13
01:13 of listening. You know, whether you're
01:15
01:15 working out, whether you're laying down,
01:18
01:18 you know, maybe you're getting a
01:19
01:19 personal massage, listening to these two
01:21
01:21 guys. Um,
01:21
01:21 >> so weird. If you're getting a personal
01:23
01:23 massage right now and you're listening
01:25
01:25 to us, hey, hope that feels good, you
01:27
01:27 know? Maybe have them rub your shoulders
01:29
01:29 a little harder.
01:30
01:30 >> I mean, I'm just a little upset that we
01:32
01:32 weren't invited to be honest with you,
01:33
01:33 but
01:33
01:33 >> Oh, honestly. Yeah. Yeah. I take it
01:35
01:35 back. Why didn't you invite us? What the
01:36
01:36 [ __ ]
01:37
01:37 >> Yeah, this shit's free. And so would the
01:38
01:38 massage from either one of us. That'd be
01:40
01:40 free, too. So,
01:41
01:41 >> I got some good hands, you know? I got
01:43
01:43 some meaty claws. Really big.
01:45
01:45 >> Yeah. Yeah, dude. You got some big mits.
01:47
01:47 You could wrap your hands around some
01:49
01:49 nice thighs or some shoulders, whatever
01:51
01:51 you're
01:51
01:51 >> Oh my god,
01:52
01:52 >> whatever you're into. But yeah, Matt, I
01:54
01:54 like I said, I'm doing well. I hope
01:56
01:56 everybody listening and everybody
01:57
01:57 watching is doing well. Um, it's a new
01:59
01:59 year. Obviously, we've made it to 2026.
02:03
02:03 Like, it almost feels like a [ __ ]
02:04
02:04 simulation. So, I hope the avatar or the
02:07
02:07 person who's controlling your game is is
02:09
02:09 uh doing the right thing for you.
02:11
02:11 Because if they're not, tell that
02:12
02:12 [ __ ] to put in a cheat code cuz
02:15
02:15 life should be better than what it is
02:17
02:17 right now.
02:18
02:18 >> I want a new avatar.
02:21
02:21 >> Yeah,
02:21
02:21 >> please.
02:22
02:22 >> I mean, there's enough cheat codes,
02:23
02:23 right? A GTA. I mean, you can have
02:26
02:26 anything you want in GTA. Why in this
02:27
02:27 life are we robbed of cheat codes? Come
02:29
02:29 on, man.
02:30
02:30 >> Yeah,
02:30
02:30 >> let's upgrade. Where's the cheat code
02:31
02:31 for life? I want that cheat code.
02:33
02:33 >> Hook me up. I don't know who's driving
02:35
02:35 my avatar, but I think they're drunk
02:36
02:36 half the time and maybe blind.
02:41
02:41 Oh [ __ ]
02:42
02:42 >> Yeah, man. I'm doing I'm doing well.
02:44
02:44 What about you, Sean? I mean, I know you
02:45
02:45 said you're doing well. Uh what are you
02:46
02:46 sipping on tonight? How you know how we
02:48
02:48 play this game?
02:49
02:49 >> Let's get right into it, buddy. Let's
02:50
02:50 get into uh what what's in our cup? I'll
02:51
02:51 go ahead and start since you asked me
02:53
02:53 what I'm drinking. Uh buddy, I I So,
02:55
02:55 hang on. Let me preference this. I I
02:58
02:58 stammering stuttering here. Give me one
02:59
02:59 second. Um
02:60
03:00 >> it's okay. It's all right. I was going
03:02
03:02 to change what I was drinking, but then
03:05
03:05 I went to the store and because this is
03:08
03:08 a limited edition release, it's being
03:10
03:10 taken out of the store and it was
03:12
03:12 reduced tagged. So, it was like it was
03:14
03:14 cheaper. It was $9, buddy. I got two of
03:17
03:17 these Sled Zeppelins, two of these uh
03:19
03:19 fourpack Sled Zeppelins for $9. $9.
03:23
03:23 They're usually like $16, $17. So, for
03:27
03:27 the next few weeks, I'm going to be
03:28
03:28 drinking just nothing but Sled
03:29
03:29 Zeppelins. And I'm not going to describe
03:30
03:30 what it tastes like because it has been
03:33
03:33 described already, but uh I guess if
03:34
03:34 you're the first time listening to us,
03:35
03:35 hey, congratulations. We're your new
03:37
03:37 best friends. Welcome. Um it tastes like
03:40
03:40 a cinnamon and cranberry hard cider.
03:42
03:42 That's all it is. So, I'm drinking that.
03:44
03:44 So, cheers, buddy. Cheers to you.
03:46
03:46 >> And since Sean has had those since last
03:48
03:48 year, I want to ask him, do those things
03:50
03:50 expire? I mean, do those things I mean,
03:52
03:52 they're almost a year old now if you
03:53
03:53 think about it. It is a year after all.
03:56
03:56 >> There's no there's no expiration date on
03:58
03:58 it. So, I would imagine that it just
03:60
04:00 probably gets like I don't know.
04:02
04:02 Sometimes alcohol gets like weird like a
04:06
04:06 I don't know how to describe it, like
04:07
04:07 bittery tasting after a while. So, but
04:10
04:10 this is still good. This still tastes
04:11
04:11 delicious. Tastes like apples and
04:13
04:13 cinnamon.
04:14
04:14 >> So, technically that's like could be a
04:16
04:16 it's could be considered a vintage
04:18
04:18 beverage at because it's last year's.
04:21
04:21 >> Yeah. So, uh, there you go. Sean's
04:24
04:24 drinking something vintage. And it's
04:26
04:26 kind of funny because me and Sean don't
04:29
04:29 plan in these things. And Sean is
04:31
04:31 sipping on something that is a limited
04:33
04:33 edition. And I just so happen to be
04:36
04:36 sipping on something that's a limited
04:39
04:39 edition as well.
04:40
04:40 >> Oh.
04:41
04:41 >> But it's a different flavor. It's It's
04:43
04:43 totally on a different spectrum. But
04:44
04:44 Sean, I don't know if you've ever put
04:47
04:47 your lips up against this bad boy or uh
04:50
04:50 this brand, but this is a 99 Crimes
04:54
04:54 limited edition
04:56
04:56 uh bottle of wine.
04:58
04:58 >> Okay. All right. A red blend.
05:01
05:01 >> So, this is a red blend. Yeah. Look at
05:03
05:03 that. The artwork on the 99 I mean, they
05:05
05:05 always do such
05:06
05:06 >> They do. They do great artwork. Yeah.
05:08
05:08 They had the Frankenstein wine for those
05:10
05:10 of you who don't know. Uh for Halloween,
05:12
05:12 Joshua had a Frankenstein wine and uh
05:14
05:14 they they're the same company that made
05:16
05:16 that wine. So
05:17
05:17 >> yeah. So that is what I'm sipping on
05:19
05:19 tonight. And I already, you know, like
05:21
05:21 Sean Sean's a wine connoisseur. I don't
05:22
05:22 know. I barely, you know, I I think the
05:24
05:24 you know, 2026 is going to be the year
05:26
05:26 of me whining less and just drinking
05:29
05:29 more of it. I think that I think we
05:31
05:31 should just I think that's where we
05:34
05:34 should go.
05:35
05:35 >> Let me whine less and drink more of it.
05:36
05:36 I love that. I love that slogan.
05:39
05:39 >> Right. I mean, we do make t-shirts, by
05:41
05:41 the way. Um, we do have a website. Uh,
05:43
05:43 we sell merch and Sean will get into it
05:44
05:44 in a bit. Um, but uh yeah. Um, that's
05:47
05:47 wine less and drink more. So, let me uh
05:50
05:50 have a sip of this.
05:53
05:53 >> This might be a good episode. I don't
05:54
05:54 know, man.
05:55
05:55 >> I I hope it is. I'm glad you opened it
05:56
05:56 before cuz I that would have sucked if
05:58
05:58 you didn't open it. Like, cuz then you
05:60
06:00 would have to work so hard to open it as
06:02
06:02 he's pouring this uh beautiful red blend
06:04
06:04 into a uh Sorry for little a cup there.
06:06
06:06 It's beautiful. Look at that. Sorry for
06:08
06:08 the wine glass. Wonderful. Head over to
06:10
06:10 search laid out live and check out this
06:12
06:12 in its entirety and uh you know all that
06:14
06:14 fun stuff. Buy some merch. We got some
06:16
06:16 we got this t-shirt up there still. Uh
06:18
06:18 the snowman in the ornament t-shirt. If
06:20
06:20 you want to Joshua, taste that wine.
06:21
06:21 Tell us how tell the people how it is.
06:23
06:23 >> Are you really going to ask me to
06:25
06:25 describe that? Wasn't
06:26
06:26 >> Yeah. This is like the running
06:28
06:28 sticktick, you know? This is like the
06:29
06:29 Can Joshua describe what he's tasting
06:32
06:32 today? You know, that's your goal for
06:33
06:33 2026 is to get better at this one day.
06:36
06:36 >> Let me just look at the bottle. It uh
06:38
06:38 tastes like something that is a red
06:40
06:40 blend and it also tastes like something
06:41
06:41 that's limited edition everybody. So uh
06:44
06:44 >> if that doesn't describe it well enough
06:47
06:47 for you then welcome to Joshua's
06:49
06:49 description of anything.
06:52
06:52 >> There you go everybody. Enjoy. It's
06:55
06:55 actually really good. It's good.
06:57
06:57 >> Yeah, he says that but he doesn't know
06:59
06:59 what it tastes like. I'm assuming it
06:60
06:60 just tastes sweet. Sweet like
07:02
07:02 >> it actually doesn't taste too sweet. I'm
07:04
07:04 going to be honest with you. I mean, do
07:05
07:05 do red blends normally taste sweet? Is
07:07
07:07 that how your palette identifies them?
07:09
07:09 >> I usually don't drink red blends. Not
07:12
07:12 because like I'm a stickler for just,
07:14
07:14 you know, cabs or pinos. Uh, but mainly
07:17
07:17 just I don't I don't like the flavor
07:18
07:18 profile of a red blend. So, just kind of
07:21
07:21 I don't know, just always tastes sweet
07:22
07:22 to me. So,
07:24
07:24 >> okay. Do you want me to do you want Hey,
07:25
07:25 do you want me to read the the label?
07:27
07:27 I'll [ __ ] try to read the label for
07:29
07:29 you. I mean, I don't want to [ __ ]
07:30
07:30 throw an anchor on this this podcast
07:32
07:32 here by me trying to read this [ __ ] but
07:35
07:35 um okay, here we go. This bottle is
07:37
07:37 supposed to be rich, round, and bold.
07:40
07:40 Experience vanilla aromomas and a
07:43
07:43 distinct and distinct notes of
07:44
07:44 chocolate, roasted coffee, and caramel.
07:48
07:48 And it says it say bold flavor on the
07:50
07:50 back of it. So, there you go. That is me
07:52
07:52 describing it for you, buddy.
07:54
07:54 >> All right. I'll take it. I'll take
07:56
07:56 anything at this point.
07:57
07:57 >> Yeah.
07:57
07:57 >> Thank you, buddy. I appreciate that.
07:59
07:59 Hey, um Joshua, it's kind of cold over
08:02
08:02 here and I don't know if you mentioned
08:04
08:04 it last week on the podcast, but you
08:06
08:06 were going to take a trip somewhere cold
08:08
08:08 as well. So, I want to ask you, how did
08:12
08:12 your little u vacation go, if you want
08:14
08:14 to call it that, your little your little
08:16
08:16 trip out into the mountains? How was
08:18
08:18 that? I want to hear about this.
08:19
08:19 >> Yeah. Yeah, you're right. I I don't know
08:21
08:21 if I did say I was going to go on a
08:22
08:22 vacation, but I did go on a vacation.
08:25
08:25 And the vacation I did take was to a
08:28
08:28 snowy place where it was at where it was
08:31
08:31 pretty [ __ ] cold. Um, but honestly
08:37
08:37 I you know I haven't been to the snow
08:39
08:39 that much but
08:42
08:42 I find the snow actually pleasantly it's
08:45
08:45 it's it feels good to be in. It's um
08:49
08:49 it's almost majestic.
08:51
08:51 >> Majestic. I like that.
08:53
08:53 >> Yeah. like like it really does feel like
08:54
08:54 you're in assimilation. Like the first
08:56
08:56 day we were there, it um it didn't snow
08:59
08:59 at all.
09:00
09:00 >> And so basically by the time we got to
09:02
09:02 the I have some pictures that are just
09:04
09:04 way too big for pop-ups. So I'll give
09:05
09:05 those to Sean later and then maybe at
09:06
09:06 some point you can pop these up. Um
09:08
09:08 yeah, there you go, Mia. Um but um it
09:12
09:12 it's it we were in the [ __ ] snow,
09:15
09:15 dude. I haven't spent that much time in
09:16
09:16 the snow and I and and uh it was a great
09:20
09:20 great [ __ ] time. And so, um, while we
09:23
09:23 were up there, we actually went to a
09:26
09:26 couple restaurants and we went to some
09:27
09:27 breakfast places, uh, up in Truckucky.
09:30
09:30 And, and I'll just name off a few places
09:31
09:31 that we went to that were actually
09:33
09:33 pretty pretty pretty good. Um, for
09:35
09:35 breakfast, we went to a place called
09:37
09:37 Squeeze In Breakfast and Lunch. And it's
09:40
09:40 kind of funny because this place is
09:42
09:42 super narrow and it almost looks like a
09:45
09:45 hallway. So,
09:46
09:46 >> interesting. It literally the name
09:48
09:48 matches what what it is. Uh I was going
09:52
09:52 to like like put pictures and a bunch of
09:54
09:54 [ __ ] up on here, but u I didn't have
09:56
09:56 time to do that. But the cool thing
09:57
09:57 about this place is all along the wall
10:01
10:01 they actually let you grab like pens and
10:04
10:04 sharpies and and and write on the walls
10:07
10:07 >> and people have
10:08
10:08 >> Yeah. Yeah, dude. It's It's like totally
10:10
10:10 cool. It's like basically like the the
10:11
10:11 walls are are a free place to just write
10:13
10:13 whatever you want to say on them.
10:15
10:15 >> Interesting. Um, some other people had
10:17
10:17 put uh pinned dollar bills up all over
10:20
10:20 the place, which I thought was was
10:22
10:22 pretty cool. Um,
10:23
10:23 >> okay.
10:24
10:24 >> There actually was some I I don't
10:26
10:26 remember the phone number right now, but
10:27
10:27 there was I think it was a 419 phone
10:30
10:30 number that said um text me for pics.
10:33
10:33 So, uh, ask me if I tried that. No, I
10:37
10:37 didn't. And and everybody that I was
10:39
10:39 with, nobody nobody did it either, as
10:42
10:42 far as I know. So, I can only imagine
10:45
10:45 um what that was like. So, the breakfast
10:47
10:47 was super good. Um so, if you're up in
10:50
10:50 the truck area, go check out um squeeze
10:53
10:53 in breakfast and lunch. It's it's pretty
10:55
10:55 it was pretty [ __ ] good.
10:56
10:56 >> Wait, what you have for breakfast? What
10:57
10:57 did you get?
10:58
10:58 >> Uh for Oh, so for breakfast, I didn't do
10:60
10:60 what Sean did and um take a bunch of
11:03
11:03 pictures of this [ __ ] because I'm not
11:04
11:04 one for taking pictures of food. I I
11:06
11:06 mainly eat food. Um I don't always take
11:09
11:09 pictures of food. I probably should have
11:10
11:10 though. Um, but what did I, Dude, what
11:12
11:12 did I have? Oh, I had a um
11:14
11:14 >> I don't even remember
11:15
11:15 >> it. No, it was like a s It was like a
11:16
11:16 breakfast sandwich.
11:18
11:18 >> And if I would have been more prepared,
11:19
11:19 I looked at the menu and I had the whole
11:21
11:21 name of it. But [ __ ] dude. Like Joshua
11:23
11:23 being prepared. It is what it is. Um, so
11:25
11:25 it was like a breakfast sandwich with
11:27
11:27 potatoes. And I actually had a bloody
11:28
11:28 mary. They have like a bloody mary
11:30
11:30 special there, which is
11:31
11:31 >> super super good as well. Um, so if
11:34
11:34 you're in the trucky area, go check out
11:35
11:35 go check that place out.
11:37
11:37 >> Um, that place is really good. So, for
11:40
11:40 um coffee, I can't forget the coffee
11:41
11:41 places that we went to. We went to a
11:43
11:43 place called Coffee Bar where I got to
11:46
11:46 try my first um pourover. I don't I
11:49
11:49 don't know, Sean, if you've ever had a
11:50
11:50 had a pourover coffee.
11:52
11:52 >> Joshua, I don't drink coffee, so I don't
11:54
11:54 >> That's right. You don't.
11:54
11:54 >> Yeah. Yeah. That's That's [ __ ] out my
11:56
11:56 out my brain. You know, pourover. Cool.
11:58
11:58 Would you pour it over a cup?
12:00
12:00 >> Self if he has pour over coffee. No, but
12:02
12:02 it's basically like a properly prepared
12:04
12:04 coffee without
12:05
12:05 >> prepared. Who the [ __ ] makes these
12:07
12:07 rules? Who's saying, "Oh, this coffee is
12:10
12:10 properly prepared because it's a
12:11
12:11 pourover. Who the [ __ ] [ __ ] those
12:13
12:13 people."
12:14
12:14 >> You know, I used to think I, you know,
12:16
12:16 Sean, I've I've I I uh I'm a born again.
12:21
12:21 Let's just put it that way.
12:25
12:25 >> Not that this is some religious type of
12:27
12:27 experience cuz I don't want to, you
12:29
12:29 know, associate coffee with religion.
12:32
12:32 But, you know, when you have coffee a
12:35
12:35 certain way, it it it kind of hits
12:38
12:38 different. Yeah, it hits different, you
12:39
12:39 know, tickles tickles you differently,
12:41
12:41 you know, has a different set of feel to
12:43
12:43 it. And this pouro pourover coffee does
12:46
12:46 do the same thing. It's not a flavored
12:48
12:48 up, sugared, caramel latte, has 1,400
12:51
12:51 [ __ ] ingredients in it. It's
12:53
12:53 basically like a properly prepared,
12:55
12:55 heated, grinded, everything's perfect
12:58
12:58 about it. Um, so if you've never had a
12:60
13:00 pourover coffee, and they do sell it at
13:02
13:02 at place, I don't even know [ __ ]
13:03
13:03 Starbucks that has a pourover, to be
13:05
13:05 honest with you. They're too, you know.
13:08
13:08 >> So, is it is it just black coffee? Is
13:10
13:10 that all you match?
13:12
13:12 >> So, you you you paid for fancy black
13:14
13:14 coffee like the stuff that my granddad
13:17
13:17 drinks, you know, like the folders. Like
13:19
13:19 someone grounded up some beans, put it
13:21
13:21 in this fancy thing, and then gave you
13:24
13:24 black coffee. That's what That's what
13:25
13:25 you had.
13:26
13:26 >> Okay. Is that
13:27
13:27 >> Okay, here I'm going to make you a deal.
13:29
13:29 Someday when we get big enough, I'm
13:30
13:30 going to bring somebody on here that
13:32
13:32 actually could [ __ ] educate you about
13:33
13:33 coffee because I've been taught about
13:36
13:36 coffee.
13:37
13:37 >> I I I' I've been taught I've been
13:39
13:39 schooled on coffee and I cannot just
13:42
13:42 regurgitate all the information that I'
13:44
13:44 I was fed because I'm not that smart to
13:47
13:47 retain all this [ __ ] information,
13:49
13:49 dude. Like, but people are and I
13:51
13:51 appreciate that and I respect that. Um,
13:53
13:53 but right now I cannot just just spit
13:56
13:56 out all the information I learned from.
13:57
13:57 But while it was happening, I I was I
13:59
13:59 appreciated it. And there's a lot more
14:01
14:01 to coffee than uh than just some black
14:04
14:04 [ __ ] bean water that's just in a cup,
14:06
14:06 dude. Like, there's more [ __ ] to it.
14:09
14:09 >> Listen, before everybody grills me, I
14:10
14:10 understand that there's a whole variety,
14:12
14:12 whole ecosystem of coffee connoisseurs
14:15
14:15 out there. I'm just saying it's not my
14:18
14:18 cup of coffee. You know, I'm not going
14:21
14:21 out of my way to get educated on the ins
14:24
14:24 and outs of a coffee bean. You know, I
14:26
14:26 don't want to know how many monkeys
14:28
14:28 guano came into this cup, you know? I
14:30
14:30 don't care about any of that. So, just
14:32
14:32 want to put that out there. I know it's
14:34
14:34 a thing. I don't give a [ __ ] about it,
14:35
14:35 though. Just
14:36
14:36 >> It is. It is. And that's why there's
14:37
14:37 books. You choose to read them or you
14:39
14:39 don't. You know, that's
14:40
14:40 >> I can't read. You know that.
14:42
14:42 >> Either can I. But where else did you
14:44
14:44 eat? Where?
14:44
14:44 >> Okay. So, no, I just got to mention the
14:46
14:46 other place, too, because we didn't just
14:47
14:47 go to the coffee world. You got to check
14:49
14:49 out Wild Cherry uh coffee houses. Well,
14:52
14:52 yeah. You got to check out those two
14:53
14:53 places, man, because they're really
14:54
14:54 good. Have you ever Have you been up to
14:55
14:55 Truckucky? I should have even opened
14:56
14:56 with asking you if you've ever been
14:58
14:58 there.
14:58
14:58 >> Yeah. No, not at all. Yeah.
14:60
15:00 >> Okay. So, you've never been there? So,
15:01
15:01 what the [ __ ] Okay. Maybe you'll go.
15:03
15:03 Maybe next time uh we adventure up
15:05
15:05 there, we'll bring you along and then
15:06
15:06 you can be educated on some [ __ ] cuz I
15:09
15:09 sure was on this trip and I appreciated
15:11
15:11 every [ __ ] part of it. So, um yeah,
15:13
15:13 besides the coffee places cuz you got to
15:15
15:15 wake up, you got to get, you know, you
15:16
15:16 got to [ __ ] bring in some other
15:17
15:17 calories. Um we also went to dinner at
15:19
15:19 at a couple places. One of them was Bar
15:22
15:22 of America. Bar from America.
15:25
15:25 >> Yeah, this place was really really good.
15:29
15:29 The the ambiance, everything about this
15:31
15:31 place was amazing. The food was great.
15:34
15:34 Um I was kind of boring and got like the
15:37
15:37 fish and chips. Um
15:40
15:40 >> is this like was it a fancy restaurant?
15:42
15:42 >> Was it a
15:42
15:42 >> No. Well, I mean it's it's like I
15:44
15:44 wouldn't call it like super fancy. You
15:46
15:46 got to wear like a suit and tie or
15:47
15:47 anything like you got to be fancy. But
15:49
15:49 the food that comes out is pretty
15:51
15:51 elegant. has a whole lot of flavor. Um,
15:53
15:53 I unfortunately didn't get something
15:55
15:55 that looked like a piece of artwork, you
15:58
15:58 know? It was like a basic fish and
15:59
15:59 chips, but it did not taste basic. It
16:02
16:02 was It was really [ __ ] good. Um,
16:04
16:04 >> okay, that's good.
16:06
16:06 >> Yeah. So, and my girlfriend got a
16:07
16:07 burger. The friends that we went with
16:09
16:09 had I believe they did the rack of lamb.
16:11
16:11 They shared that and everything about it
16:13
16:13 was
16:14
16:14 >> Yeah, it was it was delicious. I mean,
16:16
16:16 everything was cool about it. Um, so if
16:18
16:18 you haven't been and you, you know,
16:20
16:20 check out Barb of America, we go up to
16:21
16:21 Truckucky. The drinks are pretty
16:23
16:23 amazing. And [ __ ] I got to be honest
16:25
16:25 with you,
16:26
16:26 >> my girlfriend did get a drink and I and
16:28
16:28 I never do this. I'm going to be honest
16:30
16:30 with you.
16:31
16:31 >> She I believe it was a a mule, like a
16:33
16:33 Moscow mule, and she got it
16:36
16:36 >> and she got it and it came out just in a
16:38
16:38 clear glass. It was flat, and it
16:41
16:41 honestly looked like a [ __ ] bottom
16:44
16:44 shelf margarita. Like it was it it was
16:46
16:46 terrible. It was terrible. Everybody
16:49
16:49 tasted it at the table if I remember
16:52
16:52 correctly. And I don't think anybody
16:53
16:53 agreed that that was that drink did not
16:57
16:57 fit the restaurant we were in. Like
16:60
16:60 everything about it tasted like it came
17:01
17:01 from a [ __ ] vending machine. And
17:04
17:04 >> when you know I had to consult with
17:07
17:07 everybody at dinner. I was like would
17:09
17:09 you send this back?
17:10
17:10 >> You wanted permission to send it back?
17:11
17:11 Is that what happened?
17:14
17:14 Bro, I don't want to make it sound like
17:16
17:16 I got [ __ ] permission.
17:18
17:18 >> That's what you did, though.
17:19
17:19 >> This This No, no, no, no. Okay. Okay.
17:22
17:22 Okay. Maybe. Okay. Call it permission.
17:24
17:24 Maybe validation. Whatever it is,
17:27
17:27 >> validation is a good word.
17:28
17:28 >> I I needed I needed the taste amongst
17:31
17:31 the table to know if it was proper to
17:33
17:33 send something bad. Like I cuz I don't
17:35
17:35 do this. I will I will drink toilet
17:37
17:37 water, dude. like I'm [ __ ] you know,
17:40
17:40 I'm not so high class or up there that
17:42
17:42 that I won't, you know, I will just suck
17:45
17:45 it up in a way. Um,
17:47
17:47 >> but because of where we were at the
17:49
17:49 establishment, and how ever how nice
17:51
17:51 everything was, I just felt it was only
17:54
17:54 the right thing to do to let not only
17:56
17:56 the server, but the bartender know, the
17:58
17:58 drink that came out to the table that is
18:00
18:00 on the menu, like you're picking from
18:03
18:03 this menu,
18:04
18:04 >> that it doesn't taste good. Like people
18:05
18:05 need to [ __ ] know like either take it
18:07
18:07 off or make it better.
18:08
18:08 >> And I needed some I needed to consult
18:12
18:12 before I made that kind of a [ __ ]
18:13
18:13 that I I made that decision.
18:15
18:15 >> Listen, I'm I'm not judging your
18:17
18:17 decision. I'm just judging the fact that
18:19
18:19 you you wanted to consult somebody. Uh
18:21
18:21 because in my perspective here, if if
18:25
18:25 let me preference this real quick. I've
18:27
18:27 never had a drink that I would not
18:28
18:28 drink. Let me put that out there. But if
18:30
18:30 I ever got to a point where I had a
18:32
18:32 drink that I did not like and I like
18:35
18:35 soulheartedly was like, "No, this is not
18:38
18:38 the way this is supposed to taste," then
18:39
18:39 I will take that drink back. I will send
18:42
18:42 that [ __ ] back because you're paying for
18:45
18:45 something. You're paying for a product
18:47
18:47 >> and if you get something you're not
18:49
18:49 expecting, then you have the right to
18:51
18:51 take that back. You know, they're not
18:53
18:53 going to say no. You know,
18:55
18:55 >> they're not going to say no unless
18:57
18:57 >> Yeah. I mean,
18:58
18:58 >> you drank all Did you drink all of it
18:59
18:59 before you sent it back?
19:02
19:02 >> No. No. There was like like four sips,
19:04
19:04 you know? Everybody again at the table,
19:06
19:06 I'm pretty sure, tried it. Um,
19:08
19:08 >> but yeah, I I just I guess where this
19:10
19:10 comes from, where this stems from is I
19:12
19:12 grew up in a way like it didn't matter
19:14
19:14 how this [ __ ] tastes, you just [ __ ]
19:16
19:16 ate it because that's just what you got.
19:18
19:18 So I I even as an adult, I just live out
19:21
19:21 these [ __ ] things that maybe I
19:23
19:23 shouldn't be living out, but I do it
19:24
19:24 anyways. And it is what So I needed a
19:26
19:26 little bit of I needed to call in coach
19:28
19:28 or I needed, you know, I needed a little
19:30
19:30 bit of
19:30
19:30 >> a little lifeline. I get you.
19:32
19:32 >> Yeah. Yeah. A lifeline. And I got that.
19:34
19:34 And the next drink that came out was
19:35
19:35 crazy good. It was It was super good.
19:37
19:37 Don't ask me the name of it, but um I
19:39
19:39 just know it was like a million times
19:41
19:41 better. Um
19:43
19:43 >> that's good. See, at least they
19:44
19:44 retrified the situation and all it took
19:47
19:47 was a a I'm assuming you were nice about
19:49
19:49 it and you just were like, "Hey, this
19:51
19:51 drink probably is not the best quality.
19:53
19:53 I want to take
19:53
19:53 >> Yeah. And and when the server came back,
19:55
19:55 they did some consult consulting
19:57
19:57 themselves because the bartender said
19:59
19:59 that the um what is it? The um ginger
20:03
20:03 beer that was in it was either flat,
20:05
20:05 like they even confirmed what was coming
20:07
20:07 out, the way it was being served was
20:09
20:09 flat. There was no fizz. There was no
20:11
20:11 So, in turn, we may have helped that
20:15
20:15 situation and prevented other people
20:16
20:16 from drinking something shitty. Um,
20:18
20:18 >> that's good. There you go.
20:19
20:19 >> But yeah, win-win all around.
20:21
20:21 >> Yeah. So, win-win for everybody. But,
20:23
20:23 yeah, it So, overall, that food was was
20:25
20:25 really good. We went to another dinner
20:28
20:28 place that that um is is I didn't have
20:31
20:31 time to look it up, but that place is
20:32
20:32 all also really good. Overall, the trip
20:35
20:35 was from food
20:37
20:37 >> to coffee to to where we stayed was
20:40
20:40 amazing. But that
20:42
20:42 >> is not the highlight of this trip.
20:44
20:44 >> Not the highlight. Not all the the food
20:46
20:46 and stuff is not the highlight.
20:48
20:48 >> There's more. There's more to this,
20:49
20:49 Sean.
20:50
20:50 >> Because we went to a place that I've
20:52
20:52 never gone to before in my entire life,
20:55
20:55 but I had to wait all the way into my
20:57
20:57 40s to get there, buddy.
20:58
20:58 >> A place you've never gone to?
21:00
21:00 >> Never gone. Never gone. I it's it's it's
21:03
21:03 >> there aren't that many Joshua's been
21:04
21:04 around since the Civil War and there
21:06
21:06 aren't that many places that he has not
21:09
21:09 been to.
21:10
21:10 >> So I'm very curious what did you go get
21:13
21:13 a massage? That the only thing I can
21:14
21:14 think of.
21:15
21:15 >> I did not get a massage but I just want
21:17
21:17 to say this place Sean this is going to
21:20
21:20 offend you. This place was better than
21:22
21:22 Disneyland. Let me put it that way.
21:24
21:24 >> Coming from you a lot of places are
21:26
21:26 better than Disneyland. So that doesn't
21:27
21:27 really offend me at all. So there's
21:29
21:29 that. Uh so where did you go that is
21:32
21:32 this
21:32
21:32 >> all right
21:33
21:33 >> higher level of being for you?
21:36
21:36 >> So the peak other than just hanging out
21:38
21:38 with friends and having a a wonderful
21:40
21:40 time is uh we went to a place it's
21:43
21:43 called Sierra Hot Springs
21:46
21:46 >> and it's a it's a legit hot springs like
21:49
21:49 [ __ ] coming from the planet earth and
21:52
21:52 and natural minerals and everything
21:54
21:54 infusing into the pools where you can go
21:57
21:57 hang out. And the best part, Sean, and I
21:60
21:60 know you're gonna love this.
22:02
22:02 Clothing is optional.
22:05
22:05 >> So, no clothing for Joshua. Fullon
22:09
22:09 nudist colony up in those hot springs.
22:11
22:11 All right. All right.
22:13
22:13 >> Is optional. Wait. Wait. I was No, you
22:16
22:16 weren't. No, you already assumed
22:18
22:18 >> that Joshua just let let it all hang
22:20
22:20 out.
22:21
22:21 >> Now, if you if you if you had to guess
22:23
22:23 Yeah.
22:23
22:23 >> If you had to guess.
22:25
22:25 >> Yeah. Well, did I
22:26
22:26 >> or did I not go out there?
22:29
22:29 >> Your your ideal apex of a vacation is
22:35
22:35 going to a hotring, right? You're you're
22:37
22:37 the man who loves nature so much that
22:40
22:40 they want to be in a hotring, right? Cuz
22:44
22:44 it's all about the minerals. It's all
22:45
22:45 about the natural wonder of the earth,
22:47
22:47 right? So, I'm assuming yes, you went
22:50
22:50 full-on balls to the wall,
22:53
22:53 [ __ ] naked Joshua in a hotring.
22:56
22:56 That's what I'm assuming. Because if you
22:57
22:57 don't go balls to the wall in a [ __ ]
22:59
22:59 hotring, then what? Why' you even go?
23:02
23:02 Just go to your [ __ ] jacuzzi in your
23:04
23:04 hotel, you know, like what? So, yes, I'm
23:07
23:07 assuming you went full balls to the
23:09
23:09 wall.
23:11
23:11 >> Sean, well, you be you will be
23:13
23:13 disappointed because I did not go full
23:16
23:16 Monty. I did not show up in
23:18
23:18 >> Wow. This man who's all about hippie
23:20
23:20 status and hippie culture
23:22
23:22 >> decided it was time to wear the boxer
23:25
23:25 briefs and not you know feel the energy
23:28
23:28 of the earth spatch into his anus. Like
23:32
23:32 all right sure buddy fine to each their
23:36
23:36 own.
23:36
23:36 >> Yeah. Yeah. I I did I did not go I did
23:39
23:39 not uh partake in the full frontal or
23:42
23:42 the full back
23:44
23:44 >> exposure. Um, why didn't I?
23:46
23:46 >> Yeah. Were you with people? Is that why
23:48
23:48 you were embarrassed?
23:49
23:49 >> No, no, no, no. I mean, this is a
23:50
23:50 community. Like, when you're talking
23:52
23:52 about going to a place where clo
23:54
23:54 clothing is optional, I mean, you're
23:56
23:56 you're surrounded
23:58
23:58 by a whole lot of just um human.
24:02
24:02 >> So, there were other people. That's why
24:04
24:04 you didn't do it.
24:05
24:05 >> So, if you were if you were in a hotring
24:06
24:06 by yourself, you probably would have
24:08
24:08 done it. Is that what I'm hearing?
24:09
24:09 >> Ah, you know, that's a good You know
24:11
24:11 what? That is a fun. I mean, that's a
24:14
24:14 nice Yeah. I I mean, yeah, maybe. Maybe.
24:18
24:18 Yeah. Yeah. God,
24:19
24:19 >> I love nature enough. You know, I've
24:20
24:20 slip and slide naked before, so I mean,
24:22
24:22 [ __ ]
24:23
24:23 >> that was in my backyard. So, yeah, I I
24:25
24:25 probably would uh would do that if I was
24:28
24:28 by myself. But yeah, man. I mean, if
24:29
24:29 you've never been to a hot springs like
24:31
24:31 that, like I recommend it. But I was I
24:33
24:33 was surprised because it wasn't the hot
24:37
24:37 that got me the most turned on. believe,
24:40
24:40 you know, that that did not get the
24:42
24:42 biggest rise out of me.
24:44
24:44 >> Okay. What
24:45
24:45 >> where where my body stood the tallest
24:49
24:49 and the hardest and felt the best
24:51
24:51 >> was when I took the allnatural cold
24:54
24:54 plunge, believe it or not.
24:56
24:56 >> So, you decided to go full Monty in the
25:00
25:00 cold plunge. Is that what I'm hearing?
25:02
25:02 >> I did not go full Monty cuz there would
25:05
25:05 be nothing full about that. It'd be a
25:07
25:07 turtle being sucked up into its shell.
25:09
25:09 There would not be anything full.
25:10
25:10 >> You went from the hotring to a cold
25:12
25:12 plunge. That's what you did.
25:14
25:14 >> Clothe. Okay. Okay. Got it. Got it.
25:16
25:16 >> Yeah. So, this the cold plunge was
25:19
25:19 pretty [ __ ] amazing. And uh I may
25:21
25:21 have a new addiction in 2026. And
25:23
25:23 >> I thought it might be the hot, but I
25:25
25:25 think it's going to be the cold to be
25:28
25:28 real real honest with you.
25:29
25:29 >> So, you have So, for the viewers and
25:32
25:32 listeners, Joshua has two bathrooms. I
25:34
25:34 mean, technically has three, but he has
25:35
25:35 two full baths. Uh, are you Joshua's
25:39
25:39 insinuating that you will turn on the
25:42
25:42 hot water, shower yourself for a little
25:44
25:44 while, turn on the cold water in the
25:47
25:47 second bathroom, and then run to the
25:50
25:50 second bathroom to do a cold plunge? Is
25:52
25:52 that what you're saying? To fill this
25:53
25:53 addiction that you, you know, have.
25:55
25:55 >> The the funny thing about it is the
25:57
25:57 first the first pool I got into was the
25:59
25:59 cold one.
26:01
26:01 >> Really? So, you didn't even you didn't
26:02
26:02 even start in the hotring. Nope, I did
26:05
26:05 not start in the hot spring and I didn't
26:08
26:08 even know how cold it was, so I had to
26:09
26:09 so I had to look it up. Um, and
26:11
26:11 apparently the cold plunges up there can
26:14
26:14 can be down around what
26:15
26:15 >> what's it say? Like 55 degrees. So I
26:17
26:17 don't even think that that's cold.
26:19
26:19 >> That's cold. But I mean, if you're going
26:21
26:21 from like 110 degrees, right, however
26:24
26:24 that hotring, however hot the hot spring
26:25
26:25 is to 55 degrees, that's that's cold.
26:28
26:28 That's cold, buddy. And and you know,
26:31
26:31 because I was doing my research on this,
26:32
26:32 I I really wanted to know like what
26:34
26:34 level I'm on because I I obviously like
26:37
26:37 [ __ ] am I be I mean, it's my first time
26:38
26:38 going in, so I should be a beginner,
26:40
26:40 right,
26:40
26:40 >> at these temperatures.
26:42
26:42 >> So beginners normally sit in these pools
26:45
26:45 for 1 to three minutes.
26:47
26:47 >> Intermediate 3 to five, advanc you got
26:50
26:50 to have three months of training to
26:52
26:52 [ __ ] sit in this pool.
26:55
26:55 >> Five minutes. The cold pool.
26:56
26:56 >> No, the cold. Okay. Cold, right? So,
26:59
26:59 beginner one to three minutes,
27:01
27:01 intermediate, three to five, advanced
27:04
27:04 with three months of training. You gota
27:05
27:05 you got you got to be the train like
27:06
27:06 Bruce Lee and [ __ ] You got to be
27:08
27:08 trained,
27:09
27:09 >> okay,
27:10
27:10 >> for for five to eight minutes. And if
27:12
27:12 you're an expert, this is a six months
27:13
27:13 adventure. You're sitting in there for 5
27:16
27:16 to 10. How long do you think I sat in
27:19
27:19 that pool?
27:20
27:20 >> Uh, well, you were clothed, so that's
27:22
27:22 probably makes it easier. So, I'm
27:24
27:24 assuming that you were probably in there
27:25
27:25 for like four to five minutes.
27:28
27:28 Dude, I was I was I almost fell asleep
27:31
27:31 in there.
27:32
27:32 >> Yeah, but you were clothed. This
27:33
27:33 diminishes the whole point of the thing.
27:35
27:35 >> I had shorts on.
27:36
27:36 >> If you were completely nude, then I
27:39
27:39 would respect this number. But you
27:40
27:40 weren't. There was a layer of protection
27:42
27:42 on your body, keeping your body heat
27:45
27:45 circulating.
27:46
27:46 >> So, I mean, congratulations, but you
27:49
27:49 could do better. You could do better.
27:51
27:51 >> Okay. All right. I'm going back. I'm
27:53
27:53 going full. I'm I'm You know what? I'm
27:55
27:55 going to make it a challenge. And uh
27:57
27:57 unfortunately there is no cameras or
27:59
27:59 anything. You cannot take any recording
28:02
28:02 devices to these pools.
28:04
28:04 >> I would assume not. But
28:05
28:05 >> yeah. Uh yeah. So I'll let you know on
28:09
28:09 the next go round. But that cold plunge
28:11
28:11 was pretty [ __ ] awesome. I recommend
28:13
28:13 it to anybody who's willing to just uh
28:15
28:15 [ __ ] you know just just do something
28:17
28:17 different. Try it out. Um but highly
28:19
28:19 recommend the hot springs or the cold
28:22
28:22 springs or whatever you want to do if
28:23
28:23 you're if you're cool like that. if
28:24
28:24 you're not if nudity doesn't scare you
28:26
28:26 or whatever. Um,
28:28
28:28 >> definitely doesn't scare me,
28:31
28:31 >> but check it out and and go with some
28:33
28:33 friends. Go with some people that that
28:34
28:34 you can trust, obviously. Go with some
28:36
28:36 people who uh uh can also have a good
28:38
28:38 time because I don't think you can go to
28:40
28:40 a place like that and and go with people
28:42
28:42 that um don't know how don't know how to
28:46
28:46 have a good time. So, uh find it out.
28:48
28:48 >> I get you.
28:49
28:49 >> Yeah.
28:49
28:49 >> Yeah.
28:50
28:50 >> Go some friends.
28:51
28:51 >> Hey, that's [ __ ] great, man. I mean,
28:52
28:52 it does make me happy. I'm glad you had
28:54
28:54 fun in your little vacation, your little
28:55
28:55 trip. Uh, how was the drive, by the way?
28:57
28:57 Was the drive good?
28:58
28:58 >> Oh, the drive. Yeah, the drive up was
29:01
29:01 epic. The drive up, I mean, you taking
29:03
29:03 in all the scenery. There was no snow on
29:05
29:05 the ground at all.
29:07
29:07 >> The drive home
29:09
29:09 >> um was a little bit different. And uh I
29:13
29:13 think Mia or somebody will put some
29:15
29:15 pictures in at some point uh because my
29:17
29:17 buttons are not working. But there you
29:19
29:19 go, buddy. It it was a whole lot of
29:21
29:21 different. Um, but I I it's funny that
29:24
29:24 you ask about the drive because there is
29:26
29:26 one thing I wanted to show you on the
29:27
29:27 trip
29:28
29:28 >> that I I cannot end this conversation
29:30
29:30 without showing you this one thing. Um,
29:33
29:33 >> okay.
29:35
29:35 >> Because you know it I know I know you
29:37
29:37 brought this up with your your last
29:39
29:39 episode. We might as well call this the
29:40
29:40 Disney episode. Let's just call this the
29:43
29:43 Truckucky episode.
29:45
29:45 >> Um, there you go. Joshua drags me
29:47
29:47 through a story.
29:49
29:49 Yeah, let's let's uh we'll end it on a
29:51
29:51 good one right here, Sean. Um because
29:54
29:54 you said you had never seen this before
29:56
29:56 and I thought it was epic. I thought it
29:58
29:58 was [ __ ] awesome that I came across
30:00
30:00 this and hopefully you can see it on
30:03
30:03 your screen cuz I know you kind of watch
30:05
30:05 on a tiny little laptop in your studio
30:08
30:08 at home. But Sean, um
30:10
30:10 >> please let me know if
30:13
30:13 you know what that is right there. Um,
30:16
30:16 is that Oh, is that the pizza box?
30:19
30:19 >> The pizza trash can from Disneyland.
30:22
30:22 >> Yes. And that's your boy right there
30:24
30:24 standing in front of the trash can.
30:27
30:27 >> That's great.
30:28
30:28 >> There is another pizza box trash can
30:30
30:30 that does exist.
30:31
30:31 >> These things exist all around. I'm so
30:33
30:33 happy.
30:34
30:34 >> It's such a good idea. I mean, it makes
30:37
30:37 sense. It makes sense. I love it. I love
30:39
30:39 it. Look at that,
30:40
30:40 >> everybody. So, you can see a little bit
30:41
30:41 of snow in the background. And you know,
30:43
30:43 you can see the street right there in
30:44
30:44 the background. the the very next day or
30:46
30:46 or whatever it was like everything that
30:48
30:48 car is completely covered. Um
30:50
30:50 >> there'll be pictures to show about it
30:52
30:52 later, but I could not end this trucky
30:54
30:54 talk without showing Sean. And uh if
30:57
30:57 you're just listening, you have to slide
30:58
30:58 over YouTube and check it out. There is
31:00
31:00 there are pizza box trash cans that do
31:04
31:04 exist and they also exist in Truckucky,
31:07
31:07 California. Everybody,
31:08
31:08 >> I love it, buddy. That's a [ __ ] great
31:11
31:11 way to round off your trip report. I
31:13
31:13 appreciate that, my dude. And I'm glad
31:14
31:14 you made it home safely, by the way.
31:16
31:16 Like, that's driving in the snow is no
31:18
31:18 joke. So, I'm happy you made it back in
31:20
31:20 one piece.
31:24
31:24 >> Yeah, the trip was pretty I mean, it was
31:26
31:26 pretty dangerous, man. There was
31:27
31:27 actually some accidents that happened on
31:30
31:30 the way down. Had to drive super slow.
31:33
31:33 Um,
31:34
31:34 but yeah, man. It was pretty It was
31:37
31:37 pretty intense.
31:39
31:39 >> Damn. Well, shall we move on, buddy? You
31:42
31:42 want to do uh you want to do your AI
31:44
31:44 song? You wanna do something? What do
31:46
31:46 you want to do?
31:47
31:47 >> Um hey Sean, it's you know we cannot get
31:51
31:51 through an episode without listening to
31:53
31:53 another sorry for delay AI please.
31:57
31:57 >> I think we should buddy. Let's [ __ ]
31:59
31:59 do it. I'm going to go ahead and share
32:00
32:00 my screen with the people watching and
32:02
32:02 the people listening. Just keep on
32:03
32:03 listening. Do your thing. Uh Joshua did
32:06
32:06 uh come up with the AI song this week.
32:08
32:08 Uh, I said we were going to go back and
32:09
32:09 forth, but I was like, Joshua has a song
32:11
32:11 already, so I was like, I'll just let
32:13
32:13 him do his thing. Uh, so this one is
32:15
32:15 Joshua song. This is called The Calm in
32:17
32:17 the Static. Uh, buddy, anything you want
32:20
32:20 to say before I start this bad boy? No,
32:22
32:22 man. Just sit back, enjoy, and um, I
32:26
32:26 think this is another gunner. This This
32:27
32:27 is another good one. Another banger.
32:29
32:29 >> All right, here we go. Enjoy, everybody.
32:55
32:55 The loss is a jagged stone sitting in my
32:58
32:58 throat.
33:01
33:01 I heavy you in a harbor before a paper
33:03
33:03 boat.
33:05
33:05 I'm tracing the outlines of the space
33:08
33:08 you left. Learning how to breathe inside
33:11
33:11 the hollow of the step. Acceptance isn't
33:13
33:13 giving up. It's just standing still.
33:15
33:15 Letting the rain wash over the window
33:18
33:18 sill. BE THE CALM IN THE EYE OF THE
33:21
33:21 HURRICANE. Forgiveness is the only way
33:24
33:24 to break the chain. Focus on the joy.
33:26
33:26 Let the connection lead in the soil of
33:28
33:28 THE SORROW. WE PLANT THE SEED.
33:31
33:31 PASS IT of energy of frequency. I'm
33:34
33:34 finding through the dark of the storm.
33:38
33:38 The light is bright.
33:54
33:54 Community is the glue for the broken
33:57
33:57 parts.
33:60
33:60 A rhythmic patchwork of a thousand
34:03
34:03 hearts.
34:05
34:05 I believe in the power that I'm holding
34:07
34:07 inside. No more running from the turning
34:10
34:10 of the tide. Reflection is the mirror
34:12
34:12 creativity. The map closing up the
34:15
34:15 distance in the lonely gas.
34:20
34:20 Let it go.
34:23
34:23 Let it go.
34:29
34:29 The anger is a way that'll keep you low.
34:35
34:35 Forgive the silence.
34:38
34:38 Forgive the past.
34:41
34:41 Build a foundation that's meant to last.
34:46
34:46 Stay alive.
34:49
34:49 Stay alive.
35:05
35:05 BE THE CALM IN THE EYE OF THE HURRICANE.
35:08
35:08 Forgiveness is the only way to break the
35:10
35:10 chain. Focus on the joy. Let the
35:12
35:12 connection lead in the soil OF THE
35:14
35:14 SORROW. WE PLANT THE SEED.
35:17
35:17 Positive energy of frequency. Now I'm
35:20
35:20 finding through the dark of the storm.
35:24
35:24 The light is bright.
35:42
35:42 Creating my way
35:45
35:45 out of the grave.
35:53
35:53 The storm is moving,
35:56
35:56 but I'm here to stay.
36:09
36:09 Hey,
36:37
36:37 heat.
36:46
36:46 community
36:51
36:51 victory.
36:52
36:52 >> Damn, buddy. All right, there you go. If
36:54
36:54 you want to listen to that song again in
36:56
36:56 its entirety, head on over to
36:57
36:57 surfford.live radio and it'll be right
37:00
37:00 there for you. Uh, buddy, that was that
37:03
37:03 was pretty [ __ ] good, if I say so
37:05
37:05 myself. Uh, you did something in this
37:08
37:08 song, Joshua, that has never been done
37:09
37:09 before in a Sorry for the little AI play
37:12
37:12 song. Uh, you actually did a time shift
37:14
37:14 change in this one. Uh, you changed the
37:16
37:16 tempo of the music. Uh, which is pretty
37:18
37:18 [ __ ] great. I was going to do that in
37:20
37:20 the next one. So, [ __ ] you for taking it
37:22
37:22 first. That's awesome. I appreciate it.
37:24
37:24 It's really It was really good. I loved
37:26
37:26 it. Sensational, as the people say.
37:29
37:29 >> Well, I mean, I can't take all the
37:30
37:30 credit, but uh, yeah. Thank you.
37:32
37:32 >> You can't take all the credit. Why Why
37:34
37:34 can't you take all the credit? I can't
37:36
37:36 take all the credit. Well, because you
37:37
37:37 know, you got to thank So, not not quite
37:40
37:40 a sponsor on this podcast yet, but I
37:42
37:42 Hey, if you're listening,
37:44
37:44 >> uh, Sunno, um, yeah, you know, these
37:47
37:47 guys use your platform and and we are
37:49
37:49 paying customers, so you want to throw
37:51
37:51 us free credits. Thank you,
37:54
37:54 >> uh, we will gladly
37:57
37:57 uh, shout you out every single episode.
37:59
37:59 >> Damn, buddy. Well, that's great. I mean,
38:01
38:01 what was the inspiration behind that?
38:02
38:02 Did you have any any inspiration?
38:04
38:04 >> I mean, Inspiration comes in all
38:07
38:07 different forms, all different shapes.
38:08
38:08 And uh you know, sometimes you just got
38:10
38:10 to look around you for inspiration. And
38:12
38:12 I think that's what I did in in uh the
38:15
38:15 development of the song. Just look
38:16
38:16 around and uh you'll find it.
38:19
38:19 >> He's very vague about these kind of
38:21
38:21 things. He's just not good at describing
38:22
38:22 anything really.
38:24
38:24 >> Anyways, uh Josh, should we blow through
38:26
38:26 these chat with this topics real quick?
38:27
38:27 I mean, they're they're pretty short and
38:29
38:29 sweet. Uh this week I didn't want to do
38:31
38:31 anything super complicated. uh you know
38:34
38:34 so uh buddy go ahead and uh read them
38:36
38:36 off for us what you got.
38:37
38:37 >> That's it. Okay. Um if this is your new
38:40
38:40 time or your new time first time uh your
38:43
38:43 new time new time. Yeah. Here we go. Uh
38:46
38:46 the uh this is the chat with us section.
38:48
38:48 And uh for today's topics we're going to
38:51
38:51 hit you with um what's this first one?
38:54
38:54 Stranger danger. This is something that
38:56
38:56 Sean came up with. I have no idea where
38:58
38:58 we're going with stranger danger, but um
39:01
39:01 if it involves a short bus or a little
39:04
39:04 van uh that's looking for little kids or
39:08
39:08 people walking late at night, um we're
39:11
39:11 going to skip right by this one. Uh
39:13
39:13 number two in the chat. What say? This
39:14
39:14 is blind box
39:17
39:17 exhaust. What's it ex what's it say? Ex
39:19
39:19 exhaustion. Blind box exhaustion. I have
39:22
39:22 no idea
39:24
39:24 [ __ ] what that is. Um, and the last
39:27
39:27 one, if we get to it, this is going to
39:29
39:29 be numbers to remember me by. This is
39:33
39:33 one of my topics. So, maybe we'll get
39:36
39:36 there, maybe we won't.
39:37
39:37 >> Oh, we will, buddy. We will. These first
39:38
39:38 two topics that I have out,
39:40
39:40 >> they're they're very they're very
39:42
39:42 simple, very quick things that I wanted
39:43
39:43 to talk about. Stranger danger, Joshua,
39:45
39:45 is in fact not about being kidnapped or
39:48
39:48 abducted in a white van.
39:50
39:50 >> Stranger danger is
39:52
39:52 >> All right. What I would like to say,
39:55
39:55 >> well, let me let me preface this by
39:56
39:56 saying Stranger Danger is about Stranger
39:58
39:58 Things. The finale of Stranger Things
40:01
40:01 happened. Um, Joshua, did you watch the
40:03
40:03 Stranger Things finale?
40:05
40:05 >> Um, I wa not only did I watch it, the
40:07
40:07 artwork in the background, if you're
40:09
40:09 just listening, you're have the slide
40:10
40:10 over YouTube. Uh, the artwork in the
40:11
40:11 background is a Stranger Things themed.
40:14
40:14 Sorry for the delay logo. Check it out.
40:15
40:15 It's not on the website, but it is in
40:17
40:17 the background, but yeah, it is
40:19
40:19 inspired. Okay. Okay. So, spoiler alert
40:22
40:22 ahead. Uh just briefly on this. Uh it's
40:26
40:26 not really what I wanted to talk about.
40:27
40:27 What I want to talk about was what
40:28
40:28 happened after uh the um finale, right?
40:33
40:33 Uh personally, just right off the bat, I
40:36
40:36 enjoyed the finale. I thought they
40:38
40:38 wrapped everything up as well as they
40:40
40:40 could have. Uh I did get emotional. I
40:43
40:43 did cry a few times in the finale. Um
40:46
40:46 so, I was a big fan of it. I was okay
40:48
40:48 with the way everything ended. Um, and I
40:51
40:51 like the fact that they left everything
40:52
40:52 kind of a little bit open-ended if you
40:55
40:55 want to, dare I say, believe, right? Uh,
40:59
40:59 >> Joshua, how did you feel? Just briefly,
41:00
41:00 how did you feel about the finale?
41:02
41:02 >> Uh, briefly, I I'm kind of weird when it
41:04
41:04 comes to crying. I start to laugh and I
41:07
41:07 and I have to shift focus emotionally.
41:09
41:09 Um, otherwise I probably would have been
41:12
41:12 like you and and probably cried, but
41:15
41:15 this this guy gets weird when it comes
41:17
41:17 to tears, man. I I I tend to bottle them
41:19
41:19 up and and save them for another time
41:21
41:21 when I need to explode. But yeah, I I
41:23
41:23 agree. It was it was an emotion.
41:25
41:25 >> We'll dig into that some other episode.
41:29
41:29 >> No, I mean, when these tears come out,
41:31
41:31 you might you're going to have to have a
41:32
41:32 jar ready because they're going to come
41:33
41:33 out gold diamonds. It's It's going to be
41:36
41:36 It's going to be epic. Um, but yeah, I I
41:39
41:39 feel like you it was it was an emotional
41:40
41:40 ending. Do I feel like they wrapped it
41:42
41:42 up proper? I don't know, man. There's
41:44
41:44 there's so many hidden things going on
41:46
41:46 right now. If you're into social media,
41:48
41:48 if you're like there's some people are
41:50
41:50 saying it's not even over yet. Um, but
41:53
41:53 >> yeah.
41:54
41:54 >> So, this is what I wanted to talk about.
41:55
41:55 You You brought it up right there.
41:57
41:57 Honestly,
41:57
41:57 >> you brought it up. There was this whole
42:00
42:00 community like rigomearroll with a new
42:05
42:05 episode 9 going to be dropping on
42:07
42:07 January 7th is what was supposed to be
42:10
42:10 the thing, right?
42:12
42:12 People
42:14
42:14 have so many feelings and emotions
42:16
42:16 towards this show that they couldn't
42:19
42:19 just let the show die the way that the
42:22
42:22 writers wanted it to die. They had to
42:24
42:24 come up with all these theories and
42:27
42:27 pointing out really like mundane like
42:32
42:32 continuity errors to connect the dots,
42:34
42:34 right?
42:36
42:36 >> Which is leading me to the topic called
42:37
42:37 Stranger Danger. I want everybody to be
42:40
42:40 aware that just because you really are
42:43
42:43 invested in a show and you really want
42:47
42:47 the show to continue, you know, doing
42:50
42:50 its thing, you don't have to
42:55
42:55 go out of your mind trying to figure out
42:58
42:58 if there were subtle subliminal
43:00
43:00 messages, right?
43:03
43:03 take a step back, re reassess your life
43:06
43:06 for a moment because that is a dangerous
43:08
43:08 slope. You know, that's how serial
43:10
43:10 killers find their next victims. You
43:12
43:12 know, just take a moment to just enjoy
43:16
43:16 the ride for what it was and not worry
43:20
43:20 about
43:22
43:22 if there's going to be another episode
43:24
43:24 because obviously there wasn't. There
43:26
43:26 will never be. So, just enjoy it for
43:29
43:29 what it was. That's that's the stranger
43:31
43:31 danger topic, buddy. Just wanted to
43:33
43:33 shoot that out there because it it was
43:35
43:35 making me not only cringe really really
43:38
43:38 hard, but it also made me feel a little
43:40
43:40 sad for people who ended up not getting
43:43
43:43 this final episode. And you know, I feel
43:47
43:47 like if I was a writer on that show, it
43:50
43:50 would kind of make me upset that people
43:51
43:51 thought that there was going to be
43:52
43:52 something more even though I put my
43:54
43:54 heart and soul into writing this last
43:56
43:56 episode, you know. So, just a bummer. I
43:59
43:59 think we got to be honest about it too
44:00
44:00 and say, you know, how many times have
44:03
44:03 they spun a show off and it's just done
44:04
44:04 bad really bad?
44:06
44:06 >> Yeah.
44:06
44:06 >> You know, like how many like Okay, Happy
44:08
44:08 Gilmore, right? They made a part two. It
44:10
44:10 kind of suck, you know, like [ __ ] I
44:12
44:12 mean, I I gave it high marks, but it's
44:14
44:14 it, you know, be honest.
44:15
44:15 >> So, so if you just let just something
44:17
44:17 go, maybe it just ends the way it
44:19
44:19 should,
44:20
44:20 >> you know,
44:21
44:21 >> chip the message in granite and let it
44:23
44:23 be like the pyramids. just it's there
44:25
44:25 forever and just enjoy the fact that it
44:27
44:27 [ __ ] it exists and just let it go.
44:30
44:30 >> Yeah. And it, you know, you can always
44:32
44:32 go back and watch season one, season
44:33
44:33 two.
44:34
44:34 >> I know I probably will.
44:35
44:35 >> You can always go back and relive those
44:37
44:37 nostalgic memories that you've created.
44:40
44:40 >> But yeah, that's all I wanted to talk
44:41
44:41 about for that one. Stranger Things, it
44:43
44:43 ended. It's over.
44:44
44:44 >> Let's all move on.
44:46
44:46 >> Like me pressing the button right now.
44:49
44:49 Let's move on to the next topic.
44:51
44:51 >> Blind box exhaustion, buddy. So, this is
44:54
44:54 another quick one. Um, I was recently at
44:57
44:57 the grocery store. Uh, well, this is
44:59
44:59 more So, the grocery store that we shop
45:01
45:01 at is called Fred Meyer, and it is
45:04
45:04 basically a step above a Walmart, right?
45:06
45:06 So, it's it's a little bit fancier. It's
45:08
45:08 a little nicer. You know, there's not a
45:09
45:09 lot of riff raft in there. Uh, but they
45:12
45:12 have blind boxes and there's like a
45:14
45:14 blind box section in the toy aisle that
45:16
45:16 they have. Um, and it just so happens
45:20
45:20 that I went over there to look for some
45:22
45:22 blind boxes in particular, and lo and
45:25
45:25 behold, the blind boxes that we stumbled
45:27
45:27 upon, uh, they were all opened, buddy.
45:30
45:30 They were opened. So, the blind boxes
45:32
45:32 I'm talking about, they there were, uh,
45:33
45:33 they were little, it's about this size.
45:35
45:35 I don't have one with me cuz it's on my
45:36
45:36 shelf over here, but, uh, they were
45:37
45:37 cars, the movie Cars blind boxes. So,
45:40
45:40 they're little diecast uh, characters
45:42
45:42 from the movie Cars, right? But their
45:44
45:44 blind boxes are small. And so we went to
45:46
45:46 look for these blind boxes and they were
45:47
45:47 there but they were all opened. None of
45:49
45:49 the cars were taken out of them. They
45:51
45:51 were just opened. Like somebody had like
45:53
45:53 a real like a real fening for some blind
45:56
45:56 boxes and they went to open all of them
45:59
45:59 and didn't take them. Uh cuz there was
46:01
46:01 still like a full pack of like there's
46:02
46:02 like 24 of them just opened. So needless
46:05
46:05 to say, we looked through them and got
46:07
46:07 the ones that we wanted. Uh which was
46:09
46:09 awesome. So thank you to whoever opened
46:10
46:10 all the blind boxes. Appreciate that.
46:12
46:12 And yes, we still bought them. We didn't
46:14
46:14 steal them. Uh, but
46:17
46:17 on top of that, buddy, it made me think
46:20
46:20 to myself that am I just exhausted with
46:23
46:23 blind boxes? Because I really enjoyed
46:25
46:25 the fact that I knew what one I was
46:28
46:28 getting instead of buying a blind box
46:31
46:31 and being like, oh, I don't maybe maybe
46:33
46:33 I'll get it. You know, I think I've lost
46:35
46:35 that blind box thrill in me. So, I think
46:38
46:38 I'm going through blind box exhaustion.
46:40
46:40 So, I want to know if you are feeling
46:42
46:42 that way at all or if you've ever felt
46:44
46:44 that way.
46:45
46:45 >> You know what's funny about these blind
46:46
46:46 boxes is it it's kind of like when you
46:48
46:48 go to Vegas and you're playing the slot
46:50
46:50 machine like can I win the money back or
46:52
46:52 am I going to get the you know million
46:55
46:55 dollars. It kind of feels it gives you
46:57
46:57 that uh is it serotonin? What's the uh
46:60
46:60 what's the [ __ ]
47:01
47:01 >> like endorphin the
47:02
47:02 >> endorphins? Not serotonin. Endorphins.
47:04
47:04 Yeah. It gives you that [ __ ] rush,
47:05
47:05 you know? Like that hit of PCP. You know
47:07
47:07 what I'm saying? like just makes you
47:09
47:09 feel hard in that moment. Um,
47:13
47:13 sorry. Was that too many? Um, but I I I
47:17
47:17 I have had good luck with these blind
47:20
47:20 boxes. I actually I didn't I didn't uh
47:22
47:22 I'm not showing it off right now, but um
47:24
47:24 over the Christmas uh vacation, I got my
47:27
47:27 girlfriend two Snoopy little blind
47:29
47:29 boxes.
47:30
47:30 >> And um one of them was So, we looked at
47:32
47:32 the back of them. She's like, "Oh, it'd
47:33
47:33 be really cool to get this Snoopy. It
47:35
47:35 was like sleeping on a house or some
47:36
47:36 shit." you know, the classic soupy
47:37
47:37 thing.
47:38
47:38 >> Um,
47:39
47:39 >> so it was it was one of them that she
47:41
47:41 really wanted was that one and the other
47:43
47:43 one was like the chase, like, "Oh, it's
47:44
47:44 cool if we get the chase of not." So, I
47:47
47:47 went out, went shopping, just grabbed
47:48
47:48 two random boxes, obviously blind box
47:49
47:49 situation. And and when she opened these
47:52
47:52 boxes, we got the chase and we got the
47:56
47:56 one that she really wanted. So, it was
47:58
47:58 like a two for two
48:01
48:01 >> lucky blind box um um snag, which is
48:04
48:04 really awesome. So, I can't say that I'm
48:07
48:07 worn out with the blind box only because
48:09
48:09 I'm still grabbing the [ __ ] that I I
48:11
48:11 really love. I'm not just doing it just
48:13
48:13 because. Um, like the Snoopy thing was
48:15
48:15 fun because it was for my girlfriend and
48:17
48:17 to see her light up because she got the
48:18
48:18 two things that she really wanted and it
48:20
48:20 was the two things out of the two boxes
48:22
48:22 that were, you know, I could have picked
48:23
48:23 any of the 40 that were sitting there
48:25
48:25 and those were the two I grabbed, which
48:26
48:26 is pretty pretty cool. Um, I got lucky.
48:29
48:29 >> Um, but yeah, I I wouldn't say that I'm
48:31
48:31 blind box worn out. No, not yet. only
48:34
48:34 because I'm still snagging the [ __ ] that
48:35
48:35 I that I love or into.
48:38
48:38 >> Followup follow-up question to this one
48:40
48:40 last thing on this topic.
48:41
48:41 >> So, if you let's say those you got those
48:44
48:44 two Snoopy blind boxes, right? But you
48:46
48:46 were given the choice to see what they
48:47
48:47 were
48:48
48:48 >> before you purchased them, would you
48:50
48:50 would that sway your decision? Like if
48:52
48:52 you could see that you could you could
48:54
48:54 buy this one and it would be the chase,
48:56
48:56 you know?
48:56
48:56 >> No. No. because I like I'm the person
48:59
48:59 that still either wants to
49:02
49:02 >> enjoy the moment or also respect the
49:05
49:05 disappointment of it.
49:06
49:06 >> Okay. So
49:07
49:07 >> So you're saying even if you even if you
49:08
49:08 knew that you could buy this one and it
49:10
49:10 was the chase, you still wouldn't buy
49:12
49:12 it.
49:13
49:13 >> Yeah. I mean, but that's how could you
49:16
49:16 say that what I Yeah, I would still buy
49:18
49:18 it. Like
49:18
49:18 >> Okay.
49:19
49:19 >> But in that case, I would just buy the
49:21
49:21 [ __ ] t-shirt that's sitting on a
49:22
49:22 hanger when I already know what that is.
49:23
49:23 You know what I'm saying? Like
49:25
49:25 >> But that's the question. Like what would
49:26
49:26 you prefer? Like you preferred buying
49:29
49:29 the blind box and not knowing it what it
49:31
49:31 was instead of buying the buying box
49:32
49:32 knowing what it was.
49:35
49:35 >> Would I have still bought the chase and
49:38
49:38 like but I bought the ones that I
49:39
49:39 actually got?
49:40
49:40 >> Yeah. I mean that's the simple
49:42
49:42 >> Okay. I I Yeah, I would still Yeah, if
49:44
49:44 I'm Yeah, I would still buy those but if
49:46
49:46 they weren't the ones I know my
49:48
49:48 girlfriend loves Snoopy, so I would have
49:49
49:49 bought the other ones anyways. That's
49:50
49:50 why it didn't matter. So, I guess what
49:51
49:51 my point is is [ __ ] the blind box does
49:55
49:55 make it more fun, but if you're buying
49:58
49:58 it as a gift and you're doing it for the
49:60
49:60 nostalgia or you're doing it for the
50:01
50:01 thing anyways, then it shouldn't matter
50:03
50:03 if you win the [ __ ] lotto or not.
50:06
50:06 You're just doing it for
50:07
50:07 >> well, you really I mean, it shouldn't
50:09
50:09 matter, but
50:10
50:10 >> I mean, that's that
50:12
50:12 >> playing devil's advocate, you know.
50:13
50:13 >> Yeah. My point here is that I actually
50:15
50:15 prefer knowing what I'm buying now
50:17
50:17 rather than spending the money on the
50:19
50:19 blind boxes. You know, like I was just
50:21
50:21 grateful that some kid, I'm assuming a
50:23
50:23 kid, opened up all those blind boxes and
50:25
50:25 I was able to pick what I wanted instead
50:27
50:27 of maybe throwing away my money on
50:29
50:29 something I didn't want, you know?
50:32
50:32 >> So, it's kind of [ __ ] Can I just add
50:34
50:34 one more thing to this? because people
50:35
50:35 are going around and actually they take
50:36
50:36 scales and there's ways of weighing
50:38
50:38 these things and then you figure out how
50:39
50:39 much things weigh with the box and all
50:42
50:42 this [ __ ] like
50:44
50:44 it's just kind of a spoiler I don't I
50:46
50:46 don't know man it's like
50:48
50:48 >> if you know too much about what's going
50:50
50:50 to happen do you even are you as
50:52
50:52 passionate about that thing anymore like
50:55
50:55 to know less sometimes is the better
50:57
50:57 outcome in situations just live your
50:59
50:59 life have fun the flower is going to
51:02
51:02 [ __ ] blossom just it's fine you know,
51:06
51:06 >> like like don't Yeah. Don't put too much
51:08
51:08 emphasis on on need to know is what I'm
51:11
51:11 getting at. Like needing to know is not
51:12
51:12 that important rather than living the
51:15
51:15 story. Like that's why books exist. If
51:18
51:18 everybody just read the [ __ ] the end
51:20
51:20 of the book or the the the the It's just
51:23
51:23 no fun anymore, man. Life is supposed to
51:25
51:25 be a surprise.
51:27
51:27 >> Is that right?
51:28
51:28 >> Just like these two [ __ ] guys. We're
51:29
51:29 a surprise every time we talk. Holy
51:31
51:31 [ __ ]
51:33
51:33 >> Oh god. All right, let's move on to your
51:35
51:35 last topic here, buddy. What is this?
51:37
51:37 Numbers to remember me by.
51:40
51:40 >> All right, numbers to You know what?
51:42
51:42 Nobody's going to remember me by these
51:44
51:44 numbers. They're going to remember your
51:45
51:45 ass for these numbers. That's how this
51:48
51:48 is going to go.
51:49
51:49 >> Okay. Interesting.
51:49
51:49 >> All right. Um, we've done this in the
51:52
51:52 past. I I probably I probably gave it a
51:54
51:54 different title, but we're still going
51:55
51:55 to have the same kind of fun with it. I
51:57
51:57 promise. Um Sean, I'm going to pose a
52:01
52:01 couple questions to you that involve
52:03
52:03 numbers,
52:04
52:04 >> okay?
52:04
52:04 >> Whether you're going to rate this or
52:06
52:06 whether however you're going to do this,
52:07
52:07 but
52:08
52:08 >> but uh since this is the beginning of
52:10
52:10 the year,
52:12
52:12 >> we need to know a little bit of numbers
52:14
52:14 and um how the audience is going to how
52:18
52:18 we're going to remember you buy based
52:20
52:20 off of these numbers. Okay.
52:22
52:22 >> Okay. The [ __ ] does this mean? All
52:25
52:25 right.
52:25
52:25 >> It doesn't mean anything. It's just
52:27
52:27 another end of the podcast [ __ ] thing
52:29
52:29 to do.
52:29
52:29 >> All right, lay it on me. Let's get it.
52:32
52:32 >> All right, Sean. These are not off the
52:34
52:34 top of my head because I actually have
52:36
52:36 flashcards, everybody.
52:37
52:37 >> Oh, here we go.
52:38
52:38 >> He's got flash cards. This is a game,
52:40
52:40 apparently. Some type of game.
52:42
52:42 >> This is a game. It involves picking your
52:45
52:45 brain. Sean.
52:47
52:47 >> Okay.
52:47
52:47 >> If you threw 10 basketballs,
52:51
52:51 how many baskets do you think you would
52:53
52:53 make? If I threw 10 basketballs. Yeah.
52:57
52:57 >> Am I throwing them at a basketball like
52:60
52:60 net?
53:01
53:01 >> I'm assuming this is the game. Yeah, I'm
53:03
53:03 assuming.
53:04
53:04 >> I don't know. Like if I Okay, so if it's
53:06
53:06 not specific, then I'm not making any of
53:08
53:08 them because if I'm not throwing it at a
53:09
53:09 goddamn basketball net, then I'm not
53:11
53:11 making any I'm not making none. None.
53:13
53:13 Zero. Zero.
53:15
53:15 >> So,
53:15
53:15 >> all right. All right. Hey, that's how
53:18
53:18 the [ __ ] question is worded. Okay,
53:20
53:20 buddy. That's that's that's
53:22
53:22 Wait, is there an answer?
53:24
53:24 >> No, because these are numbers. This is
53:25
53:25 based on you. Like, how many you Okay.
53:28
53:28 >> Do you want me to rephrase the question?
53:29
53:29 [ __ ] Curry.
53:30
53:30 >> How many How many shots can I make? How
53:32
53:32 many basketball shots can I make
53:33
53:33 realistically out of 10? I could
53:35
53:35 probably make a good
53:36
53:36 >> five. Five or six. You know what? Six.
53:38
53:38 I'm going six because I'm not
53:40
53:40 >> I'm not going 50%. I'm going 60%. You
53:43
53:43 know, not 100% from the line. I'm 60%.
53:46
53:46 >> Okay, there you go.
53:47
53:47 >> All right.
53:48
53:48 >> Six.
53:48
53:48 >> All right. Not to piss you off even
53:50
53:50 more, but I might have read that wrong.
53:52
53:52 That baskets might have been the actual
53:55
53:55 the question.
53:57
53:57 >> What was the question?
53:58
53:58 >> What was the full question?
53:59
53:59 >> No, no, no, no, no, no. We don't have
54:01
54:01 enough time. We're at 54 minutes and we
54:02
54:02 don't have enough time to go back and
54:04
54:04 read that again. We don't have time.
54:06
54:06 Sorry.
54:09
54:09 There's too many words on that card.
54:11
54:11 [ __ ] I reached my limit. All right,
54:13
54:13 Sean. Here is your
54:16
54:16 next
54:18
54:18 um whatever this [ __ ] numbers to
54:20
54:20 remember Sean by. Sean.
54:23
54:23 >> Yeah.
54:23
54:23 >> On average, how many hours? Oh, I was
54:27
54:27 supposed to leave this to last, but we
54:28
54:28 can do it now.
54:29
54:29 >> All right.
54:30
54:30 >> Okay.
54:31
54:31 >> Okay.
54:32
54:32 >> Do you do you want to leave it to the
54:33
54:33 last? We can read me a different one.
54:35
54:35 It's you have the control. Like what?
54:37
54:37 >> All right. I'm gonna I'm Dude, you got
54:39
54:39 me. So, Dude, okay. I'm gonna read you a
54:41
54:41 different one.
54:41
54:41 >> Okay.
54:42
54:42 >> All right. Here we go. Refresh.
54:44
54:44 >> Sean.
54:45
54:45 >> Yeah.
54:45
54:45 >> How many hours should you concentrate
54:49
54:49 for for
54:51
54:51 >> Oh my god. We're We're slowly falling
54:54
54:54 from the air, folks. The plane is
54:56
54:56 crashing.
55:00
55:00 You know, this bottle of wine is 99
55:02
55:02 crimes, and I think I've committed like
55:04
55:04 18 of them so far. So, holy [ __ ] dude.
55:06
55:06 Let me get through this [ __ ] I'm sorry,
55:08
55:08 everybody. All right, let's try this one
55:10
55:10 more time.
55:12
55:12 John, how many hours should you
55:14
55:14 concentrate for you until you deserve a
55:17
55:17 little treat?
55:19
55:19 >> Okay.
55:20
55:20 >> It's like study time. Like how many how
55:22
55:22 many hours should you study?
55:23
55:23 >> Mhm.
55:23
55:23 >> Um typically two hours is what I give
55:26
55:26 myself. Like that's about the time I
55:28
55:28 need to like get through working. So
55:30
55:30 about two hours. Then I'll give myself
55:32
55:32 like a little break. You know, maybe
55:33
55:33 I'll take like a sip of cola or I'll,
55:36
55:36 you know, I'll go rub one out for like
55:37
55:37 15 minutes. Like, you know, two hours.
55:39
55:39 Two hours is my my thing.
55:41
55:41 >> Before you deserve that treat. I like
55:43
55:43 that. I like that. I at least give
55:45
55:45 myself 24 hours before I rub one out.
55:47
55:47 Jesus.
55:48
55:48 >> Well, I mean, you're shooting ropes, so
55:50
55:50 it takes a lot out of you.
55:52
55:52 >> I get it.
55:53
55:53 >> All right. I I got two more for you,
55:55
55:55 buddy. All right, Sean. On a scale of 0
55:57
55:57 to 10, how confident are you that you
56:01
56:01 could order a meal in Spanish?
56:04
56:04 >> Oh, uh, eight. Uh definitely eight
56:08
56:08 because not a 10 because sometimes there
56:10
56:10 are things that I don't uh like there'll
56:13
56:13 be something on the menu like if I'm
56:14
56:14 just reciting their menu and it's in
56:16
56:16 Spanish like sometimes there's words in
56:18
56:18 there that I don't necessarily know or
56:20
56:20 like they're just a different word for a
56:23
56:23 different for like the same thing. Like
56:25
56:25 sometimes avocado will be spelled weird
56:28
56:28 and I don't know how to pronounce it. So
56:29
56:29 it's like oh just yeah eight eight out
56:32
56:32 of 10.
56:33
56:33 >> Eight out of 10. All right. That's
56:34
56:34 actually pretty good. It's pretty good.
56:35
56:35 I would be totally using Duolingo to
56:37
56:37 pull that [ __ ] off.
56:38
56:38 >> I mean, I did grow up speaking Spanish.
56:40
56:40 >> I mean, they have those new ear airpods,
56:42
56:42 too. That
56:43
56:43 >> Oh, yeah. That translate.
56:45
56:45 >> Yeah.
56:46
56:46 >> I might have to get I'm not an eye guy,
56:48
56:48 but I might have to do something. If
56:50
56:50 Samsung doesn't come over Android, if
56:51
56:51 you don't come up with something, come
56:52
56:52 on, man. Catch up. Cuz [ __ ]
56:55
56:55 I'm not hopping on your eye train just
56:57
56:57 because you could trans you can
56:58
56:58 translate [ __ ]
56:60
56:60 >> I'm going to be the one translating
57:01
57:01 everything for you, buddy. because I'll
57:03
57:03 have the eye things in my ear.
57:05
57:05 >> Yeah. All right. This is your la this is
57:08
57:08 your final questions
57:09
57:09 >> for numbers to remember you by. Here we
57:12
57:12 go.
57:12
57:12 >> Okay,
57:12
57:12 >> Sean. On average, how many hours of
57:16
57:16 music do you listen to a day?
57:19
57:19 >> Oh, [ __ ] A day? God damn. Uh,
57:24
57:24 if we're doing an average, I would
57:26
57:26 probably say
57:29
57:29 6 to 8 hours a day because there are
57:34
57:34 some days where I definitely listen to
57:35
57:35 more music, but then there are days when
57:37
57:37 I definitely listen to a lot less music.
57:39
57:39 So, yeah, six to seven, sorry, six to
57:40
57:40 eight hours a day average.
57:43
57:43 >> Okay. Well, shameless plug alert. Well,
57:45
57:45 everybody, um, these two guys have a
57:48
57:48 bunch of AI music on their website and,
57:50
57:50 uh, we have more
57:53
57:53 >> Sorry live. Check it out.
57:56
57:56 >> Yeah, check it out. We got a bunch of
57:57
57:57 new songs we just dropping on this
57:58
57:58 episode. Go check it out. Uh, if you
58:00
58:00 have don't listen to that much music,
58:02
58:02 listen to more because these two guys
58:03
58:03 are pumping it out every episode.
58:07
58:07 >> There you go, Sean. That is my um
58:10
58:10 numbers to remember Sean by.
58:12
58:12 >> I like that. I like that. Now that you
58:14
58:14 you told me that it's not necessarily a
58:16
58:16 game, like I do enjoy the statistic
58:19
58:19 aspect of it. It's pretty fun. Uh but
58:21
58:21 buddy, can I ask you a question really
58:23
58:23 fast? Because I didn't do it last week
58:26
58:26 uh that I wanted to include it, but I
58:27
58:27 forgot. So, I just want to ask you,
58:30
58:30 excuse me, uh real quick, buddy. Hey,
58:33
58:33 Joshua, would you rather
58:37
58:37 Sorry. Would you rather every chair you
58:40
58:40 sit on be slightly sticky or every
58:44
58:44 steering steering wheel/reote you touch
58:47
58:47 be slightly oily?
58:51
58:51 Well, considering every episode I leave
58:53
58:53 this chair sticky every time. I'm used
58:55
58:55 to that. So, okay. So, you're picking
58:57
58:57 the sticky chair. I'm grabbing the wheel
58:60
58:60 then grabbing my dick right after.
59:01
59:01 Buddy, we were good to go.
59:04
59:04 >> Sorry. Beep that out. Oh [ __ ] All
59:07
59:07 right. So, you're choosing the sticky
59:09
59:09 chair, just for the record. Yeah.
59:11
59:11 >> Uh, no. I already I I mean, no, I
59:13
59:13 already have a sticky chair. I want
59:15
59:15 >> Oh, you're going Oh, you're going the
59:16
59:16 wheel. Got
59:17
59:17 >> I'm grabbing the wheel. I'm gripping the
59:18
59:18 wheel. Why? I'm white knuckling down a
59:21
59:21 snowy hill like I did during my trip. I
59:24
59:24 didn't even drive, by the way. So, uh,
59:26
59:26 shout out to the driver on that trip cuz
59:28
59:28 [ __ ] dude. They did an amazing job cuz
59:30
59:30 those conditions were [ __ ] terrible.
59:33
59:33 Um,
59:34
59:34 >> damn. You didn't. No chains needed
59:35
59:35 either. Allwheel drive in in my
59:37
59:37 girlfriend's Jeep, dude.
59:39
59:39 >> Yeah.
59:39
59:39 >> So, not using chains.
59:42
59:42 >> I've never, you know, I've never driven
59:44
59:44 in snow, man. I've I've never
59:47
59:47 >> I've never been holding on to the wheel,
59:50
59:50 feeling that slosh or that ice or those
59:52
59:52 those conditions. So, it was nice to be
59:55
59:55 a passenger and have that learning
59:56
59:56 experience because now that I have that
59:58
59:58 and been through those conditions, I I
59:60
59:60 feel confident that I can drive slow.
60:03
60:03 Um, let the experienced people take the
60:06
60:06 pa, let you know, set the pace and and
60:07
60:07 just roll.
60:08
60:08 >> All right.
60:09
60:09 >> Um, but yeah, definitely have the right
60:11
60:11 vehicle. Be prepared in conditions
60:13
60:13 because it can get dicey real quick if
60:16
60:16 if you don't know if you're not paying
60:17
60:17 attention. So, for sure, someone who's
60:20
60:20 driven in the snow multiple times, it is
60:22
60:22 pretty scary. So, just be careful out
60:24
60:24 there. Uh, buddy, let's head on over to
60:26
60:26 the last section. Let's land this plane.
60:28
60:28 Let's do some fun finds. Let's do some
60:30
60:30 fortunes. Lucky numbers. Let's get the
60:33
60:33 people out of here with something
60:35
60:35 something special this week.
60:37
60:37 >> Somebody, what do you got? What What are
60:38
60:38 your fun finds this week?
60:39
60:39 >> Hey, let's let's let's end the episode
60:41
60:41 like we always do. I have two fun finds
60:44
60:44 and um I cannot get out of this episode
60:48
60:48 without showing you one of this one of
60:49
60:49 these little fun finds that I found at
60:51
60:51 my my local and and [ __ ] [ __ ]
60:54
60:54 Target. I I I should really buy stock at
60:56
60:56 Target because not only do I shop there,
60:60
60:60 >> I now have
61:01
61:01 >> a Funko branded,
61:04
61:04 >> huh?
61:05
61:05 >> Bullseye the dog
61:06
61:06 >> exclusive.
61:09
61:09 >> Okay.
61:10
61:10 >> It's rocking.
61:11
61:11 >> Um, yeah, it's Bullseye dressed as Eddie
61:14
61:14 Mson.
61:15
61:15 >> Oh, okay. From Stranger Things.
61:17
61:17 >> Yeah.
61:18
61:18 >> Speaking of Stranger Things, come full
61:20
61:20 circle.
61:21
61:21 >> Yeah. Yeah. So, I got that one. And uh
61:22
61:22 because I got so many Funkos, I got to
61:24
61:24 show one more off. Here you go. Um
61:27
61:27 >> I mean, hey, it just speaks to me. I saw
61:29
61:29 it. And um here you go. It's the
61:33
61:33 Cowardly Lion.
61:35
61:35 >> Cowardly Lion. All right. That is from
61:37
61:37 Wicked and he looks pretty cool, man. I
61:40
61:40 like that.
61:42
61:42 >> Yeah, buddy. So, those are my two fun
61:43
61:43 finds for this episode 116.
61:46
61:46 >> Hell yeah, dude. Hell yeah. Uh let me
61:49
61:49 show you guys my fun find. Uh, I want to
61:51
61:51 I know I did a whole rant earlier about
61:54
61:54 blind boxes and having fatigue and
61:56
61:56 exhaustion about them. I want to point
61:57
61:57 out I did not buy this for myself. Um,
62:00
62:00 this was purchased for me,
62:02
62:02 >> but Joshua, I don't know if you're
62:03
62:03 aware. Uh, but Jack in the Box is doing
62:07
62:07 blind boxes. Oh, [ __ ] My girlfriend My
62:09
62:09 girlfriend's been telling me about this,
62:10
62:10 dude. We We stopped buying fast food,
62:12
62:12 but we're going to go back just for
62:13
62:13 these [ __ ] things.
62:14
62:14 >> Um, I want to I already opened this. So,
62:16
62:16 Joshua, this is a more of a blind box
62:18
62:18 for you. Uh, these are the guys you can
62:19
62:19 get, buddy. I don't know if you can see
62:20
62:20 that. Uh, but you have the boss himself.
62:23
62:23 Uh, you have Spicy. Uh, you have what is
62:26
62:26 that? Uh, [ __ ] Juicy. And, uh,
62:30
62:30 whoever that guy is. Icy. So, Joshua,
62:33
62:33 who do you think is inside this bag?
62:35
62:35 >> What meal do you have to order that
62:37
62:37 order to get that? Just to ask you.
62:39
62:39 >> Uh, I didn't I don't know. It was like I
62:40
62:40 think I think my partner said it was a a
62:42
62:42 [ __ ] uh chicken sandwich. I think the
62:45
62:45 old lady said chicken sandwich.
62:47
62:47 >> Chicken sandwich. Okay. I you know Sean
62:50
62:50 Sean since you're a boss I think right
62:52
62:52 off the rip you are going to pull the
62:54
62:54 boss.
62:54
62:54 >> So I'd like to preference this by saying
62:56
62:56 that the boss is the rare one. So does
62:59
62:59 that change your mind at all buddy?
63:01
63:01 >> No. Like I said earlier even if I knew
63:03
63:03 the answer I still wouldn't change my
63:04
63:04 mind.
63:05
63:05 >> Joshua
63:07
63:07 the fate
63:09
63:09 is in your hands buddy. It is the boss.
63:12
63:12 It is the chase. You were 100% correct.
63:16
63:16 There he is in all his glory. Uh,
63:19
63:19 I saw these briefly uh when they first
63:22
63:22 started advertising them and I was like
63:24
63:24 these are pretty [ __ ] cool. Like I
63:26
63:26 would love to have the boss and when I
63:27
63:27 opened it and it was the boss like I
63:30
63:30 [ __ ] flip my [ __ ] So maybe I'm not
63:32
63:32 exhausted from blind boxes yet as long
63:34
63:34 as I don't buy them, you know? So
63:37
63:37 there's that. This is my fun find Jack
63:40
63:40 the Boss in his uh you know his what? I
63:43
63:43 don't even know how to pronounce this.
63:44
63:44 Jibby. Jibby. J I B I Jibby. I don't
63:49
63:49 know. They got the boss. So, I'm the
63:51
63:51 boss. There you go, buddy. You want to
63:54
63:54 do some uh fortunes?
63:56
63:56 >> I'm I'm still in I'm speechless. The
63:59
63:59 fact that I actually guessed it. Sean's
64:01
64:01 like 2,000 miles away. And
64:02
64:02 >> I'm surprised you did.
64:03
64:03 >> I guess that [ __ ]
64:05
64:05 >> But that just proves we're on the same
64:06
64:06 wavelength. You know, we're we're in
64:08
64:08 this simulation together. I think both
64:10
64:10 of our controller guys who are in our
64:12
64:12 simulation have controlled us to be
64:14
64:14 together, you know, like outside of the
64:16
64:16 simulation and inside the simulation
64:18
64:18 kind of thing. You know, we're touching
64:19
64:19 tips, which is pretty cool.
64:21
64:21 >> All right. Should we hit it in it? Let's
64:23
64:23 get it out of here with the fortunes.
64:24
64:24 >> Let's end it, buddy. Let's do some
64:25
64:25 fortunes.
64:26
64:26 >> Let's do these everybody lucky numbers.
64:28
64:28 >> Let's do the staple. Um, let's get out
64:31
64:31 of these uh misfortune cookies. Jeez, I
64:34
64:34 don't know what we're gonna do, man. Do
64:35
64:35 we have to continue? Even if we get to
64:37
64:37 like episode 1,00 are we going to
64:38
64:38 continue to do these cookies?
64:42
64:42 >> I don't know. It's like it's just been
64:43
64:43 the thing since we started like do you
64:46
64:46 end like I know we've like as Joshua's
64:48
64:48 opening that cookie brief history in the
64:50
64:50 sorry for the delay uh history I guess
64:52
64:52 the lore if you will. Uh Joshua and I
64:55
64:55 started fortune cookies and lucky
64:56
64:56 numbers since like episode one. He's
64:58
64:58 eating the cookie. That's just wrong.
64:60
64:60 Those cookies are like three months old
65:01
65:01 at this point.
65:05
65:05 Oh, he's stirring it up. Wonderful. Mia,
65:08
65:08 you can't show that.
65:09
65:09 >> Yeah, please don't. That was crazy.
65:11
65:11 >> Uh, but Josh and I have been doing a lot
65:12
65:12 of these different segments and stuff
65:14
65:14 and we'll bring stuff back as recurring
65:15
65:15 things go on, but there are a few things
65:17
65:17 that we've kind of just let go of. Or is
65:19
65:19 this something that we just let go of? I
65:21
65:21 don't know. I'm not ready to let go of
65:23
65:23 it just yet, buddy. Maybe maybe soon,
65:25
65:25 but not yet.
65:26
65:26 >> So, um, yeah. Who knows? We may have to
65:30
65:30 like have like a full-on ceremony for
65:32
65:32 like the last cookie that we ever do.
65:34
65:34 like just some kind of AI outro for the
65:37
65:37 last
65:39
65:39 fireworks. Who knows? Who knows? We are
65:42
65:42 always open to suggestions when it comes
65:44
65:44 to these topics and and what we do on
65:45
65:45 here. That's that's uh the fun part of
65:48
65:48 this.
65:48
65:48 >> All right, everybody. This is your
65:50
65:50 misfortune for this podcast. January 13,
65:53
65:53 uh 2026, a brand new [ __ ] year. Can't
65:56
65:56 you believe it? Um episode 116. Here we
65:59
65:59 go.
66:00
66:00 Guests will notice how moist your turkey
66:03
66:03 is, especially in and around the thighs.
66:10
66:10 The way that you read that
66:16
66:16 great. That was great. You know, these
66:18
66:18 this is why this is why we can't get rid
66:20
66:20 of these fortunes. Sometimes they're
66:22
66:22 bangers.
66:25
66:25 It's all about the delivery. And Joshua,
66:26
66:26 you delivered them sensationally. Good
66:29
66:29 job, buddy.
66:30
66:30 >> All right,
66:31
66:31 >> let me give people their lucky numbers
66:32
66:32 to end the week here. Uh, feel free to
66:34
66:34 use these numbers for whatever you want,
66:35
66:35 for whatever nefarious reasons you would
66:38
66:38 like. We're We're [ __ ] We're heading
66:39
66:39 in a nose dive right now, ladies and
66:41
66:41 gentlemen. It's it's we're crashing. Um,
66:44
66:44 they are as followed. 5 9 10 18 25 31
66:48
66:48 and 43. Once again, your seven lucky
66:50
66:50 numbers are 5 9 10 18 25 31 and 43.
66:56
66:56 buddy, before the plane crashes even
66:59
66:59 harder.
67:01
67:01 This is your time to shine, my dude.
67:03
67:03 This is your closing monologue. I know
67:05
67:05 we've It hasn't been We haven't been
67:07
67:07 doing these things for a long time, but
67:09
67:09 I know you're getting better, so
67:11
67:11 >> get on with it. The stage is yours,
67:14
67:14 buddy.
67:14
67:14 >> Get on with it. Hey, Matt. Um I don't
67:18
67:18 know. I consider that this What was
67:19
67:19 this? You had your Disney episode and
67:22
67:22 this was my Truckucky episode. I guess
67:24
67:24 this is Joshua's
67:26
67:26 adventure with uh his girlfriend and a
67:28
67:28 couple friends. So, um I don't know,
67:31
67:31 man. All I could say is is uh thank you
67:34
67:34 to everybody listening. Thank you to
67:36
67:36 everybody watching. I really appreciate
67:39
67:39 the the the uh good time I had on my
67:42
67:42 vacation. I feel like it was a super
67:43
67:43 healthy good run. Um from the food,
67:48
67:48 everything. Um what else can I say? It
67:53
67:53 was just a great [ __ ] time and I
67:54
67:54 can't wait to have more vacations. I
67:55
67:55 can't wait to do more of these podcasts.
67:57
67:57 I can't wait for all of you to visit the
67:60
67:60 website, check out the AI songs because
68:01
68:01 there's a lot more to come. And uh
68:03
68:03 episode 116, this is still the beginning
68:05
68:05 of what me and Sean are doing together.
68:07
68:07 And um stay tuned to next week's episode
68:09
68:09 117 because we're coming back stronger,
68:12
68:12 funnier, better. And uh see you next
68:15
68:15 week.
68:17
68:17 >> Well said, buddy. Uh like Joshua said,
68:20
68:20 thank you for watching. Thank you for
68:21
68:21 listening. Head on over to story for
68:22
68:22 little laid out live. Check out the AI
68:25
68:25 songs. Check out all the shorts that
68:26
68:26 we've been putting out. I do really
68:28
68:28 appreciate all of you guys out there in
68:30
68:30 the ecosystem. Uh, drop us a comment,
68:32
68:32 drop us a sub, you know, all the fun
68:34
68:34 stuff. Joshua, what type of trees fit in
68:38
68:38 your hand?
68:42
68:42 >> Don't know what
68:44
68:44 >> a palm tree.
68:47
68:47 Ladies and gentlemen, we will see you
68:49
68:49 next week.
68:51
68:51 Be safe.
69:16
69:16 Okay.
69:20
69:20 Got a great that.
69:22
69:22 >> Go ahead and uh hit your hit us with
69:24
69:24 them claps, buddy. Hit me with the clap.
69:26
69:26 >> Hit with the claps and not the STD clap
69:30
69:30 cuz nobody wants that.
69:35
69:35 >> Snap.
69:36
69:36 Perfect. All right. Awesome. Uh let's
69:40
69:40 just [ __ ] get into it. And this is uh
69:42
69:42 116, right?
69:44
69:44 >> Mhm. Yeah. 116. So January 13th. I think
69:49
69:49 we're still in 20 26 if we haven't.
69:53
69:53 >> We're just talking with VCNA or
69:57
69:57 >> All right. Three, three, two, one.
