Sorry For The Delay | EP.118 | Werewolf Buddy, Digital Diets & Bay Area Misfortune
-WHAT’S IN OUR CUP-
Sean: Polar Cranberry Lime Seltzer Water, Wine (Name Not Mentioned), 8% “Ciders” (Name Not Mentioned)
Joshua: Manhattan, Cosmo, 12 Nights Of Christmas Advent Calander
-AI SONG OF THE WEEK-
AI Song Of The Week: “(Crystal Rain)”
-CHAT WITH US-
• Algorithm Amnesia
• Digital Diet
• Your Sessions Over Depression
• The Animal In You
-CHAPTERS-
0:00:00 Cold Open & After-Dark Energy
0:01:50 Werewolf Buddy Mode & Late-Night Prep
0:02:54 What’s In Our Cup Kickoff
0:05:24 Wine, “Ciders” & The Slippery Slope Storytime
0:07:47 Loud Chewers & Pet Peeves
0:09:09 Chat With Us Topics For The Week
0:10:21 Algorithm Amnesia & The Youth Forgetting Icons
0:18:22 Digital Diet, Shorts Brain Rot & Screen Time
0:30:36 AI Song Of The Week “(Crystal Rain)”
0:39:32 Bay Area Sports Blues & Static Wave Conspiracies
0:52:30 Fun Finds, Misfortune Cookies & Wrap-Up
-SOUND BITES-
• “Like I feel like uh if you get me in the right mood, you know, I’m like a I’m like a [ __ ] a werewolf buddy. I’m I’m ravenous, you know.” - Sean describing his nighttime personality.
• “I basically sat there, drank my whole six-ack of 8% seltzers, uh, sorry, 8% ciders, and, uh, things got crazy and a little out of hand, I will admit.” - Sean confessing the drink math went feral.
• “This is the first one, which is algorithm amnesia.” - Sean teeing up the week’s first topic.
• “If I don’t recognize an actor, I’m like I’m like hesitant because I’ve never seen them act before.” - Joshua explaining his Netflix trust issues.
• “You should never look at your screen while you’re driving. I’m just throwing it out there right now.” - Sean issuing a public safety PSA mid-scroll talk.
• “Your algorithm is f it’s totally effed and uh you just need to create a whole new account.” - Joshua relaying the verdict on his feed.
• “Check your digital diet because if you don’t, you may find yourself going down um a rabbit hole and you may lose touch with your friends and family.” - Joshua turning the bit into a real warning.
• “Hey, hey, I’m no lawyer, but I see a class action lawsuit happening if if it does turn out that this whole time these [ __ ] these players have been getting zapped and their bodies are falling apart.” - Sean escalating the sports conspiracy into courtroom fantasy.
• “That’s true. The other one has been sober for 15 minutes. Don’t worry about it.” - Joshua doing the world’s least reassuring check-in.
• “A nanomous.” - Sean dropping the closer joke like it’s a mic.
-FORTUNE & FINDS-
Fortune: You’re the gift everyone wants to secretly unwrap.
Lucky Numbers: 4, 6, 8, 22, 27, 30, 49
Fun Finds / Value Finds:
Sean: Funko Pop Christian McCaffrey - A new shelf trophy for the sports feelings.
Joshua: LEGO Luxo Lamp & Ball - Childhood Pixar joy, now in brick form.
Transcript
00:00 Welcome to episode 118 of Sorry for the
00:03
00:03 Delay. I'm your editor, Mia. This week,
00:06
00:06 Sean and Joshua talk about the impact
00:09
00:09 of nighttime on our personas. Sean
00:11
00:11 becomes a werewolf. The significance of
00:14
00:14 our digital consumption. Joshua has a
00:17
00:17 screen time problem while driving. And
00:19
00:19 reflections on Bay Area sports teams.
00:22
00:22 It's not good. Plus, remembering past
00:25
00:25 actors and the emotional connections we
00:27
00:27 have with animals. Enjoy the show. Hello
00:30
00:30 and welcome to another episode of Sorry
00:32
00:32 for the Delay. We are your hosts. My
00:35
00:35 name is Sean. Uh this is Joshua and
00:37
00:37 Joshua. This is episode 118.
00:42
00:42 118 episodes, my guy. I can't believe
00:45
00:45 it. I'm sure you can believe it. Uh but
00:48
00:48 like we do every week, how are you doing
00:51
00:51 this fine cold week?
00:54
00:54 >> Right. Episode 118. What's What was the
00:58
00:58 day? It's January 27th. I think this is
01:00
01:00 when this episode is coming out,
01:02
01:02 >> I believe. So, everybody, you know, this
01:04
01:04 is Sean and Josh talking to you from the
01:06
01:06 past. So, uh
01:08
01:08 >> maybe your day would be good. I don't
01:09
01:09 know.
01:10
01:10 >> No, I'm I'm doing good. I mean, uh we
01:12
01:12 should warn the audience and if you are
01:14
01:14 watching um because we also record this
01:17
01:17 on YouTube. Uh, this is a podcast we're
01:20
01:20 filming tonight and sometimes me and
01:24
01:24 Sean like to get a little in the weeds
01:27
01:27 when we record it. I don't know. I don't
01:28
01:28 even think it's a full moon. I think
01:30
01:30 it's just has to do something with
01:31
01:31 >> the fact that the sun goes down
01:34
01:34 >> and these two guys just wild.
01:37
01:37 >> Yeah. Yeah. Something, you know, that
01:38
01:38 after dark thing that happens to some
01:40
01:40 people
01:41
01:41 >> like are you a different like I sorry I
01:44
01:44 don't want to go too crazy. Are you a
01:45
01:45 different person when when the nights go
01:47
01:47 out? Like are when the nights go out?
01:49
01:49 When the lights go out?
01:50
01:50 >> No. Yeah, I'm I'm totally different.
01:51
01:51 Like I feel like uh if you get me in the
01:53
01:53 right mood, you know, I'm like a I'm
01:55
01:55 like a [ __ ] a werewolf buddy. I'm I'm
01:57
01:57 ravenous, you know. Sometimes though,
02:00
02:00 sometimes I am I am a little e bear
02:03
02:03 sometimes. You know, I'm a little sleepy
02:05
02:05 sometimes. So, you know, it just depends
02:07
02:07 on what kind of what kind of night I'm
02:08
02:08 ready to have. you know, if I if I go
02:10
02:10 into it knowing that I'm going to have a
02:12
02:12 late night, like for example, Joshua and
02:13
02:13 I are going to go to Vegas sometime
02:14
02:14 soon, uh, sometime this year, spoiler
02:16
02:16 alerting, and I think I've mentioned
02:17
02:17 that last year, but we're going back to
02:19
02:19 Vegas. And, uh, if you plan, like for
02:22
02:22 myself, if I plan that I'm going to have
02:23
02:23 a late night out, then I will take steps
02:25
02:25 throughout the day, preferably napping,
02:28
02:28 right? So that way I can come out
02:29
02:29 energized and like ready to [ __ ] hit
02:31
02:31 the town, you know? So, it depends. It
02:34
02:34 just depends on how you catch me. So,
02:37
02:37 >> I think I'm like you. I I think I do my
02:38
02:38 best work um when the lights go out.
02:40
02:40 Just saying. Um even though I have a
02:42
02:42 [ __ ] ton of lights going on in the room
02:45
02:45 right now.
02:45
02:45 >> They never go out at Joshua's house.
02:46
02:46 I'll tell you that.
02:48
02:48 >> Yeah. Um but Sean, I'm doing well. Um
02:51
02:51 and like we always do every single
02:52
02:52 episode, we kick these things off with a
02:54
02:54 what's in our cup. Um I I you know, 118
02:60
02:60 episodes. I don't even know if um I I
03:03
03:03 normally go first when we do this or
03:04
03:04 >> Joshua, you can go you can go first, you
03:06
03:06 can go last. You can make me go first. I
03:08
03:08 don't care. Whatever you want, man. You
03:09
03:09 know, there there are no rules here.
03:11
03:11 There's not a certain structure we
03:12
03:12 follow. We just kind of kind of go
03:14
03:14 wherever the wind takes us, you know.
03:16
03:16 >> Yeah. I I need to hurry up and drink the
03:18
03:18 uh 12 nights of Christmas. So
03:20
03:20 >> Oh, still on that, huh?
03:21
03:21 >> Yeah, I'm still on the [ __ ] 12 Nights
03:23
03:23 of Christmas, dude. You know, it's like,
03:25
03:25 dude, I I said this last time, I think.
03:26
03:26 Like, we don't drink I don't drink all
03:28
03:28 the time. So, um spoiler alert, me and
03:30
03:30 Sean really aren't alcoholics, even
03:32
03:32 though we might seem it on the podcast.
03:34
03:34 >> No, no. Talk to me about yesterday and
03:36
03:36 I'll I'll tell you a different story.
03:37
03:37 >> Oh yeah. I wanted to ask about yesterday
03:39
03:39 too, but let's let's get into these
03:41
03:41 drinks first before we talk about what
03:44
03:44 happened yesterday cuz [ __ ] you I
03:47
03:47 don't I have no idea. Um so what I what
03:49
03:49 I will be putting in my cup is I have a
03:51
03:51 Manhattan and a Cosmo. So I don't know
03:53
03:53 if I'm going to just double fist these
03:55
03:55 two things.
03:56
03:56 >> Both sound delicious, by the way. Both
03:58
03:58 sound extremely good. I feel like if I'm
04:00
04:00 just going to kick off the episode,
04:02
04:02 maybe I just kick it off with a
04:03
04:03 Manhattan first, right? You know, why
04:04
04:04 not?
04:05
04:05 >> Um, [ __ ] it.
04:06
04:06 >> So, yeah, these are the Good thing
04:09
04:09 alcohol doesn't get old. This is the 12
04:10
04:10 Nights of Christmas [ __ ] Um,
04:12
04:12 >> so for those of you just watching for
04:14
04:14 the first time, Joshua had these 12
04:16
04:16 nights of Christmas like mystery box
04:18
04:18 drink thing. It was like an advent
04:20
04:20 calendar for cocktails is what it was.
04:22
04:22 And, uh, he didn't finish them last
04:24
04:24 year, so he's he's back on the on the
04:26
04:26 wagon here with this one. So this one
04:29
04:29 thing is this thing is 60 proof. I mean
04:31
04:31 this thing is proof. Yeah. Like this
04:33
04:33 thing is
04:34
04:34 >> through the roof buddy. You're about
04:35
04:35 you're about to be flying high tonight.
04:38
04:38 >> Yeah. I mean, holy [ __ ] Who knows
04:40
04:40 what's going to happen on this episode.
04:41
04:41 Uh but cheers everybody. Cheers Sean. Uh
04:43
04:43 what are you drinking over there buddy?
04:44
04:44 What is in your cup tonight?
04:46
04:46 >> So listen, I there's not much in my cup
04:49
04:49 this week guys. Uh I'm just drinking a
04:50
04:50 seltzer water. I got a polar seltzer.
04:52
04:52 Again, this is the uh cranberry lime.
04:55
04:55 I'm taking it easy uh because yesterday
04:57
04:57 is really when I did all my drinking. Uh
04:59
04:59 and let me tell you the story with that
05:01
05:01 Joshua as I open this water and take a
05:02
05:02 little sip here. This is my favorite one
05:04
05:04 by the way everybody. It's great.
05:05
05:05 Bubbly. Oh, delicious.
05:09
05:09 So
05:10
05:10 Joshua I Joshua and I had a uh a date
05:14
05:14 scheduled for uh last night. U and uh
05:18
05:18 you know one of us had a day off, the
05:20
05:20 other was still working. And uh you know
05:22
05:22 one thing led to another, right? Uh, I
05:24
05:24 did not plan for this to happen, but you
05:26
05:26 know, you get comfortable, right? You
05:28
05:28 get comfortable. You have a you have a
05:29
05:29 glass of wine, right? You have a one
05:30
05:30 glass of wine. You're just sitting
05:31
05:31 there. You're relaxing and then one
05:33
05:33 glass turns into two glasses and then
05:35
05:35 next thing you know, you're like, "Well,
05:37
05:37 maybe I'll just stop with the wine." Cuz
05:38
05:38 wine's pretty high proof. You know,
05:40
05:40 wine's like 14 15% depending on what
05:42
05:42 kind you get. And uh I was like, "Okay,
05:44
05:44 I'm just going to stop. I'm just going
05:45
05:45 to drink cers." All right. Cers my way
05:47
05:47 to go. I love cers.
05:49
05:49 That was a mistake, Joshua. That was a
05:50
05:50 mistake wholeheartedly. Um, I basically
05:54
05:54 sat there, drank my whole six-ack of 8%
05:57
05:57 seltzers, uh, sorry, 8% cers, and, uh,
05:60
05:60 things got crazy and a little out of
06:02
06:02 hand, I will admit. Uh, I opened another
06:04
06:04 bottle of wine and I drank that. And,
06:07
06:07 uh, you know, it was a slippery slope.
06:09
06:09 Got too drunk. I did not throw up, but I
06:12
06:12 did, uh, have to text Joshua and say,
06:15
06:15 "Hey, I I am too [ __ ] up to uh, do
06:19
06:19 this podcast." And usually usually I can
06:22
06:22 get away with something like that, but
06:23
06:23 no, this time this time it was uh it was
06:26
06:26 no bueno. So buddy, I apologize to you.
06:28
06:28 Apologize to the people listening
06:29
06:29 because uh that past Sean probably would
06:31
06:31 have made this episode even better, you
06:33
06:33 know. But now you're stuck with this
06:34
06:34 Sean and he's kind of just here right
06:36
06:36 now, you know. He's he's dehydrated. Uh
06:39
06:39 and he is uh he's tired. He's an EP boy
06:41
06:41 today. So that's that's what happened. I
06:43
06:43 just it was a slippery slope. I got too
06:45
06:45 comfortable. Had one too many drinks and
06:47
06:47 was like, "Oh god, I can't I can't
06:50
06:50 This is the day after Sean's been
06:52
06:52 drinking.
06:54
06:54 >> Yeah. This is like you're like you're
06:56
06:56 not really like hung over.
06:58
06:58 >> You're just kind of just you're like
06:60
06:60 existing right now in this space.
07:02
07:02 >> Yeah. Exactly. Exactly. I'm sure I'm
07:04
07:04 sure people have gone through that,
07:06
07:06 right? Or you you're not like Joshua
07:08
07:08 just said, you're not hung over, but
07:09
07:09 you're just here, you know? It's like
07:11
07:11 when this happens a lot when people go
07:14
07:14 to work sometimes, right? You have a big
07:16
07:16 old party day on Sunday, go to work on
07:19
07:19 Monday, and you're just kind of there,
07:20
07:20 you know? You're just kind of there. So,
07:22
07:22 that's that's what I'm doing here. This
07:24
07:24 is my Monday, and uh I'm here. So,
07:26
07:26 >> yes. I mean, dare I ask, did you even go
07:29
07:29 to work today? Should I even ask that?
07:31
07:31 >> Oh, yeah. No, there was no work to be
07:32
07:32 had today. Let me say this. Like, I I
07:34
07:34 put out a short late spoiler alert. Uh
07:37
07:37 you're watching this. The short that
07:38
07:38 just came out about uh I believe it was
07:41
07:41 about uh who was it? Uh oh. choosing
07:44
07:44 like your your um like what habit is the
07:47
07:47 worst, right? It was like loud chewers
07:49
07:49 and stuff. That short came out today uh
07:50
07:50 the day we're recording and I put that
07:52
07:52 out late. Uh so that should go to show
07:55
07:55 you uh how how of a day I've had. So
07:59
07:59 >> yeah, that's all right. I'm glad you
08:00
08:00 made it because I had I I actually went
08:03
08:03 to work today and I couldn't wait to
08:04
08:04 leave
08:05
08:05 >> work today. I had one, you know, I had
08:08
08:08 one of these work days today and I I
08:11
08:11 work at a you [ __ ] retail place where
08:13
08:13 I had this I have these shitty shifts
08:15
08:15 today. My shift was 10 to 7. And if
08:18
08:18 anybody has ever worked 10 to 7, it's
08:22
08:22 like the middle of the day on a [ __ ]
08:24
08:24 what's today? I don't even know what
08:25
08:25 today is. Friday. Friday. I don't even
08:27
08:27 know.
08:28
08:28 >> Um and it was super dead and I couldn't
08:31
08:31 wait to leave. And I'm so happy that I'm
08:32
08:32 here with you now, Sean, because to be
08:35
08:35 quite honest with you, dude, like I I I
08:38
08:38 was looking forward to getting on with
08:40
08:40 you and with everybody who listens and
08:42
08:42 just having a good time today because
08:44
08:44 work today was just a drag. So if you if
08:46
08:46 you're like me and you're listening to
08:47
08:47 this and you're heading to work or like
08:50
08:50 say you're listening, you're at work
08:51
08:51 listening to this, I hope your day gets
08:53
08:53 a little bit better by listening to
08:55
08:55 these two guys cuz you know I look
08:58
08:58 forward to do this doing this. So um
08:59
08:59 >> yeah man, me too. Cheers everybody once
09:01
09:01 again. Cheers.
09:02
09:02 >> Cheers everybody. Hey, what do you guys
09:04
09:04 got in your cups? You know, let us know
09:05
09:05 in the comments. Why not? [ __ ] it. Um,
09:07
09:07 but Joshua, let's do what we do every
09:09
09:09 week. Uh, let's go to the chat with the
09:10
09:10 section and let's talk about some stuff
09:12
09:12 uh for the week. Let's see what we got.
09:14
09:14 >> All right, buddy. What do we got over
09:15
09:15 here? What do we got in the chat? All
09:18
09:18 right, Sean, would you like to hit us?
09:22
09:22 >> So, we got three topics this week. Uh,
09:23
09:23 this is the first one, which is
09:25
09:25 algorithm amnesia.
09:27
09:27 Uh, the following is, uh, digital diet.
09:32
09:32 Okay, I like that. Uh, the next one is
09:35
09:35 your sessions over depression.
09:38
09:38 >> Oh my god, I [ __ ] spelled it wrong.
09:40
09:40 Okay, keep going.
09:42
09:42 >> All right, going to keep going on that
09:43
09:43 one. And the last one, this one just
09:44
09:44 popped up, which I which was what I was
09:46
09:46 laughing at. Uh, this one is called the
09:48
09:48 animal in sorry, the animal n the letter
09:52
09:52 N. U,
09:54
09:54 >> the word U. the the the animal in you.
09:57
09:57 Yes, there you go. We got a whole lot of
09:60
09:60 [ __ ] going on, right? Hey, mind you
10:01
10:01 everybody, I typed that [ __ ] up as soon
10:04
10:04 as we press record. So, uh, who knows
10:06
10:06 what's going to happen when we get to
10:09
10:09 the animal in you. It literally just
10:11
10:11 popped in my brain. So, [ __ ] Stay tuned
10:14
10:14 for that one. Who knows where that's
10:15
10:15 going to go?
10:16
10:16 >> I can't wait. I can't wait, buddy. Uh,
10:18
10:18 but let's do this one first. This is my
10:19
10:19 topic that I brought for the week. Uh,
10:21
10:21 this is, uh, algorithm amnesia. So, let
10:24
10:24 me preface this by saying it's a small
10:25
10:25 little story here. So, I was at work as
10:28
10:28 one is to make money, right? Uh, I had a
10:31
10:31 conversation with a co-orker of mine who
10:34
10:34 is younger than myself. A lot of people
10:36
10:36 are younger than me and you, Joshua.
10:37
10:37 We're we're old farts now, right? But in
10:41
10:41 that conversation, we talked about
10:42
10:42 movies and we talked about uh like
10:45
10:45 actors and stuff like that, right? And
10:48
10:48 I made mention of an actor. I know you
10:51
10:51 know who they are, Joshua, but this
10:52
10:52 person did not know who they were. I'm
10:54
10:54 talking about Tom Hanks. Uh the coworker
10:57
10:57 I was talking to did not know who Tom
10:59
10:59 Hanks was, and it baffled me to no
11:03
11:03 extent. And Joshua, I want you to take a
11:06
11:06 guess as to what jog their memory as to
11:10
11:10 who Tom Hanks was. Uh this coworker of
11:14
11:14 mine is early 20s. So, what do you think
11:18
11:18 their first Tom Hanks movie was?
11:22
11:22 >> Can I Can I ask how old they were?
11:24
11:24 Because I know what mine was.
11:26
11:26 >> They were They were They're in their
11:27
11:27 20s.
11:28
11:28 >> Okay. They're in their So, their first
11:29
11:29 Tom Hanks movie.
11:32
11:32 >> Tom Hanks has been Okay, I'm just going
11:34
11:34 to throw it out there.
11:34
11:34 >> Tom Hanks has been around, right? He's
11:35
11:35 been he's been in the etho for a long
11:37
11:37 time.
11:38
11:38 >> Um, what's the what's the Tom Hanks
11:40
11:40 movie where he's trapped on an island
11:42
11:42 with that
11:44
11:44 >> beach that volleyball? Yeah. Cast I'm
11:46
11:46 going to say Castaway.
11:48
11:48 >> No, it was not. It was not Castway.
11:50
11:50 >> I think you got to think
11:51
11:51 >> bigger.
11:53
11:53 >> Bigger than Castaway.
11:54
11:54 >> Yeah. What's like Tom Hanks is like
11:57
11:57 >> his Kudo like who what is it? [ __ ]
11:60
11:60 >> what is his biggest movie I guess is the
12:02
12:02 thing I'm trying to say here.
12:03
12:03 >> Dude, Tom Hanks has been in so much [ __ ]
12:05
12:05 I can't even remember. I the one I mean
12:06
12:06 I'm just going to say my Tom Hanks
12:08
12:08 movie. It's it's a [ __ ] What's that
12:09
12:09 movie when he turned into
12:11
12:11 >> remember? Can you when he when he like
12:13
12:13 flips to a kid? Yeah. Big. Your favorite
12:16
12:16 movie from Tom is Big. Yes.
12:18
12:18 >> Yeah. Big. Yeah. That's That's the one I
12:21
12:21 would remember [ __ ] Tom Hanks from.
12:23
12:23 >> Yeah. Yeah. Uh, this was not It was not
12:25
12:25 Big. It was Forest Gump,
12:27
12:27 >> which no surprise, right? Forest Gump.
12:29
12:29 >> He plays like four characters in that
12:31
12:31 [ __ ] movie, dude. How am I supposed
12:32
12:32 to remember, dude? Give me a break.
12:34
12:34 >> He does. But what didn't catch me off
12:36
12:36 guard, so that's the movie that joged
12:38
12:38 their memory, right? Was, oh, Forest
12:40
12:40 Gump. Okay, I know who that guy is. And
12:42
12:42 then they said a movie that I didn't
12:43
12:43 think that they would have seen or have
12:45
12:45 heard of. Uh but Catch Me If You Can.
12:48
12:48 Doctor, do you remember the Catch Me If
12:49
12:49 You Can movie?
12:50
12:50 >> Oh, yeah. That was that was actually a
12:51
12:51 really But that had Leonardo DiCaprio in
12:53
12:53 it. So Tom Hanks is just like an a he's
12:55
12:55 like an afterthought. I mean, he's part
12:57
12:57 of it, but he's not really
12:58
12:58 >> Exactly. Which is why I was when I heard
13:01
13:01 that I was so confused because he's not
13:02
13:02 he's not a main character in that movie,
13:05
13:05 you know? He's obviously he plays an
13:07
13:07 important role, but he's not like the
13:08
13:08 main main thing, right? So I was like,
13:10
13:10 interesting. So what what you really
13:12
13:12 remembered Tom Hanks for was catch me if
13:15
13:15 you can which again just mind-blowing.
13:17
13:17 So that led me down to this conversation
13:19
13:19 I wanted to have with you buddy is do
13:22
13:22 you think that we will reach a point
13:25
13:25 where the younger generation
13:28
13:28 forgets actors of our generation the
13:31
13:31 same way that we've kind of forgot
13:33
13:33 actors of our parents' generation?
13:36
13:36 >> Yeah, I I I think so. I mean I mean
13:39
13:39 sorry to say but most of them are
13:41
13:41 probably gonna die at some point. Um
13:43
13:43 yeah so they will no longer be making
13:45
13:45 new movies but
13:48
13:48 >> yeah I mean I think eventually yeah
13:50
13:50 people will uh um like who who was uh
13:53
13:53 >> the big 007 back in the day. What's his
13:55
13:55 name? Um
13:56
13:56 >> oh Shan Connory.
13:57
13:57 >> Sean Connory, right? That voice and just
13:59
13:59 the look and all that and and what was
14:02
14:02 you know like who how many youngsters
14:04
14:04 know who Shan Connory is? Like
14:06
14:06 >> Yeah, it's a good question. So, I was
14:07
14:07 going to follow up uh I'll probably do
14:09
14:09 it next week and do a little follow-up
14:11
14:11 as to uh do my uh co-workers know
14:16
14:16 different actors and actresses and I'm
14:17
14:17 just going to go down a list and Joshua
14:18
14:18 I'll give you a list of people and we'll
14:20
14:20 see if they knew them or not. So, I'll
14:21
14:21 do that next week. But I agree with you.
14:23
14:23 I think there's going to be a certain
14:24
14:24 point where the youth is just not going
14:27
14:27 to remember who the Fresh Prince of Bair
14:29
14:29 is, you know. So,
14:32
14:32 >> well,
14:33
14:33 >> and the thing about it is there's so
14:35
14:35 many new actors coming out too now. Like
14:37
14:37 I It's weird because I feel like I'm in
14:39
14:39 this weird genre right now. Like if if
14:41
14:41 even the thumbnails in like Netflix, if
14:43
14:43 I don't recognize an actor, I'm like I'm
14:45
14:45 like hesitant because I've never seen
14:47
14:47 them act before. Um, so sometimes
14:50
14:50 influence
14:51
14:51 >> not not being familiar with an actor can
14:54
14:54 sometimes sway me if I want to watch the
14:56
14:56 movie or not because I I'm like I'm like
14:58
14:58 gambling on this new person that I've
15:00
15:00 never seen before.
15:01
15:01 >> Yeah. No, I get you. I get you 100% on
15:03
15:03 that. Makes sense.
15:04
15:04 >> So there's a familiarity familiarity
15:07
15:07 with actors and watching movies. The
15:09
15:09 famili That's a hard one, dude. My [ __ ]
15:11
15:11 dude, my tongue is fat. It gets in the
15:13
15:13 way when I try to roll certain things.
15:15
15:15 Um,
15:17
15:17 it covers a lot of area when I when it
15:19
15:19 needs to, you know, like Yeah. Like
15:22
15:22 there's a lot I think I have more taste
15:24
15:24 buds on this tongue than most people
15:26
15:26 just because it's so big. Um, but
15:31
15:31 sorry. Oh, anyways. All right. Let's
15:34
15:34 move on, buddy. That's what I wanted to
15:35
15:35 talk about with that topic. It just kind
15:36
15:36 of intrigued me and I was a little bit
15:39
15:39 uh a little bit like just strucken, you
15:42
15:42 know? It's weird. Well, the algorith
15:46
15:46 >> that so that's the algorithm amnesia.
15:48
15:48 That's that's what
15:49
15:49 >> that's my that was my topic. I just
15:50
15:50 wanted to talk about that and how the
15:52
15:52 youth uh the youth is forgetful is what
15:54
15:54 that boils down to.
15:55
15:55 >> Well, I don't think they're forgetful. I
15:57
15:57 think that they're just I mean we just,
15:60
16:00 you know, like I think everybody's just
16:02
16:02 so quick, right? Everybody's like in a 2
16:05
16:05 minute 30 second video. I think it's
16:07
16:07 just I don't know, forgetful. They just
16:10
16:10 never retain any information at all. So,
16:12
16:12 can you actually forget something you've
16:14
16:14 never actually retained?
16:17
16:17 >> No.
16:18
16:18 >> That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm
16:20
16:20 saying. Like, if it never if it never
16:23
16:23 took the time to soak into your brain,
16:25
16:25 like you never absorbed it. Then what?
16:29
16:29 You can't call me a forgetful person
16:30
16:30 because I never paid enough attention to
16:32
16:32 even remember. Like, it never absorbed.
16:33
16:33 Like, I'm not a forgetful person. I just
16:35
16:35 didn't absorb the information.
16:37
16:37 >> No, good point. Good point. Yeah. No,
16:38
16:38 you're right. um that you know you kind
16:41
16:41 of jog my memory here. Um buddy, I know
16:43
16:43 you're not always on the Tik Toks or the
16:45
16:45 Instagrams and stuff like that, but
16:46
16:46 >> I'm not.
16:47
16:47 >> Have you heard through the grapevine of
16:50
16:50 these what they call six minute cuts?
16:53
16:53 >> Uh it's basically they take a movie, so
16:56
16:56 let's say Castaway for example, right?
16:58
16:58 you you type in Castaway on Tik Tok or
17:00
17:00 Instagram and it'll be a six-inute cut
17:03
17:03 of the entire movie that's basically
17:05
17:05 like a spark notes for the movie that
17:07
17:07 kind of gives you the idea of what the
17:09
17:09 movie was. And I just heard about this
17:11
17:11 recently and it's like a thing. So, I
17:13
17:13 don't know, maybe that's the way the
17:14
17:14 youth take these movies now. It's just
17:16
17:16 sick six minute chunks. So
17:19
17:19 >> yeah, which is kind of sad because I
17:21
17:21 mean for a plot to unfold and for
17:23
17:23 character development and everything to
17:24
17:24 to mash that into six minutes,
17:28
17:28 >> you know, it's it it kind of would do a
17:30
17:30 film injustice. And same thing with
17:32
17:32 actors and actresses and like how are
17:34
17:34 you supposed to get anything out of six
17:36
17:36 minutes? Six minutes, you know?
17:38
17:38 >> It's like a quickie. Maybe these are
17:40
17:40 just like quicky movies, like fast, you
17:43
17:43 know, glory hole shots, you know, just
17:45
17:45 like
17:46
17:46 >> that was quick to the point, baby.
17:48
17:48 >> Just just enough to like like the
17:51
17:51 popcorn just pops and then the [ __ ]
17:53
17:53 movie's over. You're like, "Oh,
17:55
17:55 >> damn.
17:55
17:55 >> That was cool." You know what I mean?
17:57
17:57 Just like a bunch of shorts like like
18:00
18:00 how you
18:01
18:01 >> I don't know, man. Maybe I think we got
18:02
18:02 to do a little supplemental on the
18:03
18:03 channel here and uh you know just run
18:05
18:05 through a six-minute movie and see see
18:07
18:07 what you know what it takes to have that
18:09
18:09 type of brain rot you know like do we
18:11
18:11 have the attention span for six minutes
18:12
18:12 I don't know I don't know to be honest
18:15
18:15 >> I I think we do
18:17
18:17 >> yeah maybe [ __ ] we'll try it out
18:19
18:19 we'll see what happens
18:21
18:21 >> but let's go ahead and move on buddy
18:22
18:22 let's do uh what is this digital diet
18:25
18:25 >> all right digital diet all right John
18:27
18:27 okay so uh speaking of digital like
18:30
18:30 obviously
18:31
18:31 These two guys enjoy getting in front of
18:34
18:34 the screen. You're hearing our voice
18:35
18:35 over the internet through uh what what
18:38
18:38 are we on here? Uh Spotify. We're on Tik
18:40
18:40 Tok. We're on Instagram.
18:41
18:41 >> Instagram. Apple Music. We're [ __ ]
18:43
18:43 everywhere you can find everything,
18:45
18:45 >> right? So,
18:47
18:47 >> when it comes to our and everybody's
18:50
18:50 digital diet, I tend to think we are
18:53
18:53 what we consume, right? that I just
18:55
18:55 think I I physically and and
18:57
18:57 emotionally, mentally, I I think this is
18:59
18:59 just kind of what we become ultimately.
19:02
19:02 So, when I was preparing for this
19:04
19:04 segment right here, I took a look at my
19:06
19:06 own digital diet, and I'm going to I
19:10
19:10 have a few pop-ups, you know, so if
19:12
19:12 you're only listening, you're not going
19:13
19:13 to see it. So, you're going to have to
19:14
19:14 you're going to have to like
19:17
19:17 >> envision this
19:18
19:18 >> envision or uh hope that myself or Sean
19:22
19:22 can relate what we see on screen.
19:24
19:24 Otherwise, just slide over real quick
19:25
19:25 and just check the segment out. Um,
19:26
19:26 >> sorry for little live. Come out and
19:28
19:28 check us out. You can see it.
19:29
19:29 >> Yeah. So, uh, here we go. Here is this
19:31
19:31 is my digital die and where my digital I
19:33
19:33 I thought it would be a good snapshot to
19:35
19:35 start when I was on vacation, which
19:37
19:37 started around like December 21st and
19:40
19:40 then it ran all the way through this
19:42
19:42 year. So, I thought I would go to the
19:44
19:44 app on my phone and it's actually it's
19:47
19:47 called digital well-being. So, I wanted
19:50
19:50 to share with you my digital diet over
19:52
19:52 the last couple weeks. And I want you to
19:55
19:55 know if I need to digitally uh step back
19:58
19:58 or I need to digitally step forward.
20:00
20:00 Like, I'm not paying enough attention in
20:03
20:03 the world. And and maybe you can
20:04
20:04 compare. I I don't know if you you have
20:06
20:06 looked at your own digital diet, but but
20:08
20:08 let's just take a look at mine to see
20:10
20:10 where where I am in the world. And maybe
20:12
20:12 I'm like above average, below average.
20:14
20:14 I'm kind of curious because like I said
20:15
20:15 before, Joshua doesn't really have a
20:17
20:17 social media presence. He's there, you
20:19
20:19 know, he's lurking in the background. Uh
20:20
20:20 he's a cuck as some would say and he's
20:23
20:23 he's definitely there. But yeah,
20:25
20:25 >> I'm like the bump you got during summer
20:27
20:27 camp and I'm just kind of hanging around
20:29
20:29 just pop up every once in a while just
20:31
20:31 like
20:32
20:32 >> Yeah, I'm the freckle that only shows up
20:34
20:34 when the sun comes out. I am that
20:35
20:35 freckle. I have freckles so I can
20:37
20:37 relate. I am the freckle in your life.
20:39
20:39 Okay. All right. Let's take a look.
20:41
20:41 Let's take a look at my digital diet,
20:43
20:43 Sean. And I I want you to judge me or
20:45
20:45 not judge me. Here you go. Okay. So,
20:47
20:47 this is week one
20:49
20:49 >> of my digital diet. So, this basically
20:51
20:51 spans from December 28th through January
20:54
20:54 3rd. And my daily average screen time,
20:57
20:57 it's probably really small. You probably
20:58
20:58 can't see it. My daily average screen
20:60
20:60 time during this time right here was 1
21:04
21:04 hour and 47 minutes.
21:08
21:08 >> 1 hour and 47 minutes. my daily my daily
21:11
21:11 screen time. That's how much time I
21:13
21:13 spent per day in this week right here,
21:15
21:15 right? When I was on vacation, this is
21:17
21:17 this is when I was just hanging out, you
21:20
21:20 know, having a great time just I was on
21:22
21:22 vacation. Um the the apps I used during
21:25
21:25 this time, I was on Instagram almost 5
21:28
21:28 hours, 4 hours and 56 minutes. I use
21:30
21:30 Copilot. I love Copilot, by the way. Uh
21:32
21:32 I don't use CHPA as Copilot, not a
21:34
21:34 sponsor. Um uh around an hour and 29
21:37
21:37 minutes. YouTube. I was on there for
21:39
21:39 about an hour and 21 minutes. And this
21:41
21:41 is the this is where it's kind of funny.
21:43
21:43 And again, if you're just listening,
21:44
21:44 you're like, "Shit, what are you talking
21:45
21:45 about?" I broke it down. Um, screen time
21:48
21:48 while driving.
21:50
21:50 >> What?
21:51
21:51 >> Screen time while driving.
21:52
21:52 >> Your phone while driving. Is that what
21:54
21:54 you're telling me?
21:54
21:54 >> Exact. Okay. This is where it gets
21:56
21:56 funny, right? Like, who's actually using
21:58
21:58 their screen while they're driving?
21:59
21:59 You're not supposed to be. Uh, if my If
22:01
22:01 my insurance company, please
22:03
22:03 >> about to incriminate yourself. Is that
22:04
22:04 what's is that what's happening?
22:06
22:06 >> This This could happen. This could
22:07
22:07 happen. Okay, this is a week one, so
22:08
22:08 let's try to get through this [ __ ] All
22:10
22:10 right, so uh while driving, uh I guess
22:13
22:13 [ __ ] no I obviously nothing. 0%
22:16
22:16 screen time while walking 2 hours and 31
22:18
22:18 minutes. Listening time zero. Um so
22:24
22:24 basically this is this is me on
22:26
22:26 vacation. This is my digital diet when
22:29
22:29 I'm on vacation.
22:30
22:30 >> Okay.
22:31
22:31 >> Okay. Okay.
22:31
22:31 >> Let's go to
22:32
22:32 >> That's not bad,
22:33
22:33 >> right?
22:33
22:33 >> I don't think that's bad. I mean, I
22:35
22:35 think that's kind of on the lower end to
22:36
22:36 be honest with you. Like what like what
22:38
22:38 are you doing in co-pilot for like an
22:40
22:40 hour? Like what do what do you do?
22:43
22:43 >> Well, I mean, yeah, it's it's over the
22:45
22:45 course of what from December 28th or you
22:47
22:47 know, January 3rd, so you know, who
22:50
22:50 knows what I'm doing on there. I'm just
22:51
22:51 always I ask random questions. Um, okay.
22:54
22:54 Let's go to let's go to week two here.
22:56
22:56 Let's let's see when when I'm coming off
22:59
22:59 vacation, it's time to go back.
23:02
23:02 Okay, week two.
23:04
23:04 >> Whoa. Okay, big jump. Big jump.
23:06
23:06 >> Did you see Did you see the jump? Did
23:08
23:08 you see what happened here? I was on
23:09
23:09 vacation. Now I'm kind of getting back
23:11
23:11 into the swing of things. Okay, so this
23:13
23:13 time period is from January 4th through
23:15
23:15 January 10th. Uh my daily average went
23:17
23:17 from an hour something. Now I'm up to 3
23:19
23:19 hours and 35 minutes. And if and so
23:22
23:22 again, this is just curiosity. I think
23:24
23:24 everybody should check this out. Um so
23:26
23:26 it that was my daily uh average time.
23:29
23:29 So, my most used apps turned into it
23:31
23:31 became Instagram at basically 7 hours of
23:36
23:36 time used on Instagram.
23:38
23:38 >> Um, messages messages weren't on this
23:41
23:41 previous the the previous uh week,
23:44
23:44 right? So, on clearly I talk way too
23:47
23:47 much on [ __ ] messages because I spent
23:49
23:49 6 hours and 24 minutes on messages.
23:52
23:52 >> Who the
23:53
23:53 >> and YouTube the hell
23:55
23:55 >> YouTube was still about the same thing,
23:57
23:57 right? One hour about two hours, right?
23:59
23:59 One hour and 59 minutes. But check this
24:02
24:02 out. Check this out. Screen time while
24:05
24:05 driving. And this is a YouTube
24:07
24:07 algorithm. You should never look at your
24:09
24:09 screen while you're driving. I'm just
24:11
24:11 throwing it out there right now.
24:13
24:13 >> It says
24:14
24:14 >> science
24:15
24:15 >> that screen time while driving 57
24:17
24:17 minutes.
24:19
24:19 >> 57 minutes.
24:21
24:21 >> I don't know. So, however this works
24:23
24:23 out, I don't know if it's because I'm
24:24
24:24 playing YouTube videos or something, but
24:26
24:26 I'm listening to the music through the
24:27
24:27 radio.
24:29
24:29 >> So, I'm I'm basically watching I'm not
24:31
24:31 watching the videos, but I'm playing the
24:33
24:33 music videos through the Bluetooth on my
24:35
24:35 car because I don't use Spotify. So,
24:37
24:37 maybe this is where I'm getting in
24:38
24:38 trouble with this. But, uh, everybody
24:40
24:40 don't uh look at your screen while you
24:42
24:42 drive. This is this is not good. Um,
24:45
24:45 screen time while walking, 28 minutes,
24:47
24:47 which is good because the more you look
24:49
24:49 at your screen when you walk, you're
24:50
24:50 you're gonna make you might get hit by a
24:52
24:52 car. So, try not to look at your screen
24:54
24:54 while you walk. And listening to loud
24:56
24:56 time, I have zero. I really don't um
24:59
24:59 listen to too much stuff allowed. And
25:01
25:01 apparently, I use I was on my phone for
25:04
25:04 25 hours and 9 minutes or something.
25:06
25:06 Total screen time between those dates
25:08
25:08 right there. So, what what I'm getting
25:10
25:10 from this, which is crazy to me, is that
25:12
25:12 this is the week that you went back to
25:13
25:13 work, right?
25:14
25:14 >> Yes.
25:15
25:15 >> Okay. So, this week you actually
25:17
25:17 increased your screen time and so your
25:20
25:20 vacations you step away from your
25:23
25:23 screen, which is so random to me because
25:26
25:26 I feel like it would be the opposite
25:27
25:27 way. You know, I feel like people who go
25:29
25:29 on vacation spend more time on their
25:31
25:31 phone, but you you just flipped the
25:33
25:33 script. You just
25:34
25:34 >> And I was on I was on vacation for for
25:36
25:36 quite some time. Yeah. I got one more
25:38
25:38 week. Let me hit you with the the third
25:39
25:39 week cuz this is just another another
25:41
25:41 good thing. Check this out. My Instagram
25:44
25:44 usage went up. My messages were about
25:46
25:46 the same. And look at my YouTube. I went
25:48
25:48 to 5 hours and 19 minutes.
25:51
25:51 >> What are you watching other than us?
25:53
25:53 Sorry for the late out live uh on
25:55
25:55 YouTube, buddy. Like what are you
25:56
25:56 watching for? Did you just fall asleep
25:58
25:58 with music on in the background? Is that
25:60
25:60 what happened?
26:00
26:00 >> Dude, I I have I have no idea. My screen
26:03
26:03 time while driving went to two hours.
26:05
26:05 Screen time while walking went to two
26:07
26:07 hours. Again, I don't listen to music
26:09
26:09 stuff aloud all the time, so I could see
26:11
26:11 why that's going on. And my social was
26:13
26:13 at 17 hours uh 51 minutes. So, I kind of
26:16
26:16 it's it's it's sort of a trip when I
26:18
26:18 walk this backwards. Um it goes from 10
26:23
26:23 on Instagram to 6 and then it goes to
26:26
26:26 basically like what uh 4 hours while I
26:29
26:29 was on vacation. So, the whole purpose
26:32
26:32 of of of bringing up this whole this
26:35
26:35 digital diet is if you have one of these
26:37
26:37 apps,
26:38
26:38 >> um I think it's kind of important to
26:40
26:40 look at where you're consuming and who
26:42
26:42 you are.
26:44
26:44 I mean, you don't got to look at
26:45
26:45 yourself as a person, whatever it is.
26:46
26:46 But like what we consume is what we
26:48
26:48 become. And
26:51
26:51 >> I'm I'm happy when I looked at that to
26:53
26:53 know that when I was on vacation, I was
26:55
26:55 spending that time with friends and
26:57
26:57 family. And I really stepped away from
26:60
26:60 that digital world and I and I put
27:03
27:03 myself put myself in in like real
27:07
27:07 >> social environments with people and just
27:08
27:08 hanging out and having a good time. And
27:11
27:11 I think that's one of the things that's
27:12
27:12 hurting us right now is even though
27:14
27:14 these two guys again, we're on YouTube
27:15
27:15 talking and [ __ ] Um which we
27:17
27:17 appreciate. Thank you for listening.
27:18
27:18 Thank you for watching. Um but uh um I
27:22
27:22 think it's important to check your
27:23
27:23 digital diet because if you don't, you
27:25
27:25 may find yourself going down um a rabbit
27:28
27:28 hole and you may lose touch with your
27:29
27:29 friends and family or your loved ones
27:31
27:31 and you might even forget what love is
27:32
27:32 altogether. So
27:34
27:34 >> check your digital diet.
27:36
27:36 >> Hey, that's a good
27:37
27:37 >> I'm just say I'm just saying, bro. I'm
27:40
27:40 just saying because and the reason I say
27:42
27:42 because you could be a couple that was
27:43
27:43 madly in love until you got on your
27:45
27:45 phone and then you forgot about each
27:47
27:47 other for the last four hours is what
27:49
27:49 I'm getting at.
27:50
27:50 >> So spend your time wisely and uh again
27:54
27:54 check your digital diet because it
27:56
27:56 affects us all. So just be careful. Uh
27:59
27:59 >> so Joshua you did me you did say that uh
28:02
28:02 you know our digital diet is kind of
28:03
28:03 like you become what you are on social
28:06
28:06 medias and stuff like that. Uh Joshua,
28:08
28:08 are you becoming a big titty goth girl?
28:10
28:10 Uh because your Instagram feed
28:13
28:13 >> um has gone up.
28:15
28:15 >> So that's usually all my Instagram feed
28:17
28:17 is. So is that is that what's going on
28:19
28:19 here? Are you becoming one?
28:21
28:21 >> No, I'm not becoming that. But I did
28:22
28:22 recently reveal my my Reddit algorithm
28:27
28:27 to a couple friends of mine. And let me
28:30
28:30 tell you,
28:31
28:31 >> don't go on. I was b So you know what's
28:34
28:34 funny about this? I was basically told
28:36
28:36 your your algorithm is f it's totally
28:39
28:39 effed and uh you just need to create a
28:42
28:42 whole new account. So
28:45
28:45 >> Joshua's algorithm is cooked, everybody.
28:47
28:47 >> It's cooked. Yeah, it's cooked. It's so
28:49
28:49 done. It's charred. It's it's a stiff
28:52
28:52 rice crisp. I mean, it's it's done,
28:54
28:54 dude. It's it's done. Um so yeah, I gota
28:57
28:57 I got to rethink my my life choices when
28:60
28:60 it comes to Reddit. And
29:01
29:01 >> you know, and I I will also I will also
29:04
29:04 say this, my dude. Uh I'm kind of
29:06
29:06 hesitant to look at my digital diet. Uh
29:09
29:09 because I am on social media more than
29:11
29:11 you are, for sure. Mainly because
29:13
29:13 podcast stuff, right, and uploading and
29:16
29:16 catering to the algorithm. But I I feel
29:19
29:19 like my YouTube use is astronomically
29:23
29:23 more than what you have on there because
29:25
29:25 I'm on YouTube. YouTube is like my my
29:27
29:27 form of entertainment. like uh that is
29:30
29:30 like my cable for me because there's so
29:33
29:33 much [ __ ] on YouTube that you can watch
29:34
29:34 like no matter what you want to watch
29:36
29:36 any you can look up anything and you
29:38
29:38 find it on there. Uh but that's like my
29:39
29:39 go-to, right? So I feel like knowing
29:42
29:42 that and seeing my digital diet, it
29:44
29:44 would just probably be YouTube, YouTube,
29:46
29:46 Instagram, and Tik Tok, you know, and
29:48
29:48 that's kind of sad. So I I don't know if
29:50
29:50 I want to look at my diet.
29:52
29:52 >> I I think it'd be kind of fun next
29:54
29:54 episode. uh you just give it you don't
29:56
29:56 have to go long drawn out like I did
29:58
29:58 with this whole digital diet thing. But
30:00
30:00 I I am curious to know where your like
30:03
30:03 how we did um last year we did the
30:04
30:04 Spotify rap.
30:05
30:05 >> We didn't do that this year
30:06
30:06 unfortunately. That that was kind of fun
30:08
30:08 that the hamburger Spotify rap we did.
30:11
30:11 >> Let me just tell everybody uh my Spotify
30:13
30:13 rap this year did not have Drake in it.
30:15
30:15 So there's that.
30:18
30:18 >> Yeah. You know what else doesn't have
30:20
30:20 Drake in it, Sean?
30:21
30:21 >> What? Joshua, what doesn't have Drake in
30:22
30:22 it? And what I would love to do at some
30:25
30:25 point here is I would love to put one of
30:28
30:28 our Sorry for the delay, our our one
30:31
30:31 quarter play, our AI one quarter play.
30:36
30:36 >> Let me take your quarter, Joshua, and
30:38
30:38 let me hit that digital jukebox if you
30:40
30:40 will. Uh Joshua is referring to our AI
30:43
30:43 song for the week. Joshua has the reigns
30:45
30:45 on this song this week, everybody. I
30:47
30:47 cannot guarantee the safety of your
30:49
30:49 ears. Uh, but Joshua, do you want to
30:51
30:51 describe this song or the title of this
30:53
30:53 song while I share my screen with
30:54
30:54 everybody here?
30:55
30:55 >> Okay. So, again, I I've been consuming a
30:58
30:58 lot clearly with my digital diet coming
30:60
30:60 off of Vacation. And I recently watched
31:03
31:03 the new movie Tron. So, I don't know if
31:06
31:06 I was a little too inspired. I got a
31:08
31:08 little too
31:10
31:10 electronic. I I got a little too in the
31:12
31:12 weeds with it. But, um, this is normally
31:14
31:14 not my strong, uh, uh, uh, um, type of
31:18
31:18 music, but I went ahead and dropped a
31:20
31:20 song.
31:21
31:21 >> Josh is stepping out of his realm of
31:22
31:22 comfort.
31:23
31:23 >> Yeah, my comfort. So, uh, sit back,
31:24
31:24 enjoy, and, uh,
31:26
31:26 >> here you go.
31:27
31:27 >> Let's get it. Here you go, everybody.
31:29
31:29 Oh, wait. Uh, sorry. Just lower this
31:31
31:31 real quick so no one's ears get blown
31:33
31:33 out. And here you go.
31:38
31:38 Her
32:02
32:02 lips glisten like crystal rain. Her mind
32:07
32:07 and body drive me insane. She drags me
32:13
32:13 under with no restrain. My ps shaking,
32:19
32:19 begging for the flame.
32:23
32:23 You shiver when I breathe your name.
32:28
32:28 You fall apart in the heat I make. Even
32:33
32:33 in silence, you still oy your hunger
32:39
32:39 louder than anything you say.
32:43
32:43 Even in silence, even in darkness, our
32:48
32:48 passion cuts through history's darkest
32:53
32:53 remains. We burn in the star
32:60
32:60 shadows collide.
33:14
33:14 Heat. Heat. Heat.
33:30
33:30 Crystal rain.
33:37
33:37 Your touch. It's hard like a violent
33:40
33:40 spark tearing through the dark. I try to
33:46
33:46 resist, but you leave your mark.
33:50
33:50 You're the chaos feed in my heart.
33:58
33:58 I twist the truth with a gentle hand.
34:03
34:03 Pull you close just to watch you bend.
34:07
34:07 You crave the pain. You don't
34:11
34:11 understand. You want the fire again and
34:17
34:17 again.
34:19
34:19 Break me.
34:21
34:21 Take me. Tear me open. Hit me. Take me,
34:27
34:27 tear me open. You hate me. Take me. Tear
34:33
34:33 me open. Hate me.
34:37
34:37 You. You want this.
34:43
34:43 Let it consume you.
34:47
34:47 You. You want this.
35:06
35:06 static.
35:07
35:07 We're drowning in the static.
35:13
35:13 We are in the static.
35:20
35:20 Heat.
35:35
35:35 Heat.
35:48
35:48 Yeah, buddy. All right, there you go.
35:50
35:50 There's your AI song for the week. Head
35:52
35:52 on over to Sar Lay down live and uh
35:54
35:54 check out the rest of the AI songs that
35:56
35:56 we have on there. Uh and then in future
35:59
35:59 uh Joshua's going to be taking over the
36:01
36:01 uh AI radio channel. He has some great
36:03
36:03 ideas for some [ __ ] that he's shared
36:05
36:05 with me and it's going to be uh pretty
36:06
36:06 awesome. So uh sorry for the layout
36:08
36:08 live. But buddy, that was that was
36:11
36:11 pretty good.
36:12
36:12 >> You liked it? I you know I I was a
36:14
36:14 little worried about that. I I wasn't
36:15
36:15 sure how that was going to you know how
36:16
36:16 that was going to resonate in your ears
36:19
36:19 and just your vibe and I I wasn't sure.
36:21
36:21 >> I was surprised. I was honestly
36:22
36:22 surprised and I I loved how you
36:24
36:24 preferenced me first by saying you
36:26
36:26 watched Tron because it was giving me
36:29
36:29 hard Tron vibes, you know? It was like
36:32
36:32 real like digital computer sorcery and
36:35
36:35 that's that was nice. I appreciate that.
36:37
36:37 So I I I enjoyed it. I loved the back
36:39
36:39 and forth between the characters. That
36:40
36:40 was nice. Um, so that was good song.
36:42
36:42 Good song. Cool. Yeah, there's something
36:44
36:44 to you, Joshua. That's up to you.
36:46
36:46 >> Yeah. No, thank you. There's something I
36:47
36:47 really love about a song when it's just
36:49
36:49 >> you get the that male fe or what just
36:52
36:52 that that story, that struggle between
36:54
36:54 the two just there's that tugof-war of
36:56
36:56 of harmony and
36:58
36:58 >> it's a dance of words. It's a it's a
36:60
37:00 dance of rhythm and um
37:02
37:02 >> Yeah. Yeah. So, I I went I stepped out
37:04
37:04 of my comfort zone when I when I did
37:06
37:06 that song and hopefully everybody
37:08
37:08 listening uh enjoyed that because it was
37:10
37:10 it was a little different for me and I
37:12
37:12 really tried to focus on the lyrics as
37:14
37:14 you know that one as well in that song.
37:16
37:16 Um
37:17
37:17 >> yeah, so there you go.
37:20
37:20 >> Good job, buddy. Good job.
37:21
37:21 >> Little creative with that. Thank you.
37:22
37:22 >> Wonderful. All right, let's move on.
37:24
37:24 Let's get on to our next topic here. Uh
37:27
37:27 is this Did you correct this or should
37:29
37:29 it say something different? Cuz right
37:31
37:31 now it says
37:32
37:32 >> your seasons over depression. Is that is
37:34
37:34 that correct?
37:35
37:35 >> I I think that's that that's what it
37:37
37:37 said at the beginning of the podcast
37:38
37:38 too, right? Like if you're just saying
37:41
37:41 you're watching.
37:42
37:42 >> Sorry. I mean I for the record here. I
37:45
37:45 I'm on a little tiny laptop screen and I
37:47
37:47 can't really see Joshua's screen when he
37:49
37:49 puts these up. So I'm kind of just
37:50
37:50 taking my best guess most of the time.
37:52
37:52 So,
37:53
37:53 >> you know, the good thing about having
37:54
37:54 this this home studio right here is I
37:56
37:56 could just like look over to my editor,
37:58
37:58 you know, where wherever they're at and
38:01
38:01 just say, "Hey, you know, you [ __ ] up.
38:03
38:03 Can you respell that real quick?" And uh
38:05
38:05 yeah, so there there was a
38:06
38:06 >> You slapped them because they [ __ ] up
38:08
38:08 the first time.
38:09
38:09 >> Yeah. I mean, you know, you got me you
38:10
38:10 got me over there. I you know, I got my
38:13
38:13 own editor under the
38:15
38:15 >> table right here. Um Yeah. There you go.
38:18
38:18 So it is different than what it was in
38:20
38:20 the very beginning of the podcast
38:24
38:24 which nobody would know unless you were
38:26
38:26 watching us on YouTube. Thank you very
38:27
38:27 much YouTube.
38:29
38:29 >> Sorry.
38:30
38:30 >> Yeah, there you go. Uh sir Sean, I I
38:33
38:33 know you know it's January 27th
38:36
38:36 >> and for some
38:39
38:39 uh their season is over. Sean and and
38:42
38:42 you might know where I'm going.
38:45
38:45 >> Oh no. You might know everybody. This is
38:48
38:48 not a sports show. And this is the part
38:51
38:51 where if you hate sports or you didn't
38:53
38:53 make it this far, it doesn't matter
38:55
38:55 anyways. But Sean, I hate to say it,
38:58
38:58 buddy, but your seasonal dep. It's over.
39:01
39:01 >> I thought I could avoid this whole
39:03
39:03 conversation.
39:03
39:03 >> It's over.
39:06
39:06 >> You no longer have to be depressed. Uh,
39:10
39:10 >> no. I think I have to be more depressed
39:12
39:12 now, buddy. I think I have to be more
39:13
39:13 depressed. All right. So, yeah. Yeah. I
39:17
39:17 mean, hey, listen, not to throw any
39:19
39:19 shade under the bus here, but I did make
39:21
39:21 it. Our team made it farther than your
39:23
39:23 team. Just want to put that out there.
39:25
39:25 >> Yeah. Just It's nice to talk sports
39:28
39:28 sometime, even though we don't really
39:30
39:30 talk about sports cuz Sean is very
39:32
39:32 passionate about his 49ers, his football
39:35
39:35 team. And I'm not as passionate about my
39:38
39:38 my team, the the Raiders, uh, because,
39:42
39:42 you know, they they they they just do
39:43
39:43 what the Raiders do. And uh
39:44
39:44 unfortunately we have not had a good
39:46
39:46 season in a very long time.
39:48
39:48 >> Yeah, you're used to the beatdowns. You
39:50
39:50 know, this is a this is not my first
39:51
39:51 rodeo, but definitely this one hurts a
39:54
39:54 lot. You know, it stings.
39:55
39:55 >> Yeah. I So this is more of a just a
39:58
39:58 salute, Sean, to you.
40:01
40:01 >> This is a salute.
40:03
40:03 Um
40:05
40:05 I'm happy that your depression can now
40:07
40:07 can end can end.
40:09
40:09 >> Uh can I just say something real quick
40:10
40:10 about that, too? Uh just real fast on
40:13
40:13 the sports here. It's fine.
40:14
40:14 >> Listen, yes, Niners, they they out and
40:17
40:17 they they got
40:19
40:19 >> they got their booty holes kicked,
40:20
40:20 right? It was it was god awful. But I'm
40:22
40:22 so proud, man. I'm so proud of that
40:26
40:26 [ __ ] team for as far as they got with
40:29
40:29 what little like starters they had. Like
40:32
40:32 that team shouldn't have made it that
40:34
40:34 far anyway, but they did and that's
40:36
40:36 saying something, you know? So kudos to
40:38
40:38 them. Uh but Joshua, my depression
40:41
40:41 doesn't end uh with them losing that
40:44
40:44 playoff game because the Warriors
40:46
40:46 suffered a catastrophic loss with the
40:49
40:49 losing of Jimmy Butler and he's gone for
40:52
40:52 the year and he may be gone from the
40:54
40:54 Warriors.
40:55
40:55 >> Uh I believe he tore his ACL.
40:59
40:59 I pretty sure that was a diagnosis. I
41:00
41:00 can't remember. He's gone though. He's
41:02
41:02 gone. So there. So I beg of thee Joe
41:05
41:05 Lacob and front office, please get our
41:07
41:07 board Stephen Curry some help. That's
41:10
41:10 that's all I ask. I'm I'm on this I'm on
41:12
41:12 this soap box again for the second year
41:14
41:14 in a row. That man needs help again. Uh
41:17
41:17 so that's that's it, buddy. I'm in I'm
41:19
41:19 about to just put on my Giants hat and
41:21
41:21 call it a day, you know, because I think
41:23
41:23 that's the only thing I have to look
41:24
41:24 forward to at this point. Uh is just
41:26
41:26 baseball because everything else in Bay
41:29
41:29 Area sports is not not good. I don't I
41:32
41:32 don't think this would be our podcast.
41:34
41:34 It would it, you know, without some kind
41:36
41:36 of rabbit hole or without some kind of
41:39
41:39 conspiracy, Sean. So, I do have to ask
41:42
41:42 you in the realm of
41:44
41:44 >> Yes. injuries,
41:44
41:44 >> I know where you're going. Yes.
41:46
41:46 >> In the realm of everything going on,
41:49
41:49 >> h have you look Have you seen the uh all
41:53
41:53 this talk about the
41:54
41:54 >> Yes. Yes.
41:55
41:55 >> Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead.
41:57
41:57 Go ahead. Are you talking about the
41:58
41:58 facility that is like right next to the
42:01
42:01 training facility that is like uh
42:03
42:03 apparently what is it a what is it what
42:06
42:06 microwaves electric static waves or some
42:09
42:09 [ __ ] that are like
42:09
42:09 >> we're we're on it. We're on it. Yeah. So
42:11
42:11 that is exactly what
42:12
42:12 >> tearing the micro fabric of muscle and
42:16
42:16 the 49er teams uh players bodies. Like
42:19
42:19 that's what that's that's the theory
42:21
42:21 you're talking about.
42:22
42:22 >> This is what I this is what we got to
42:24
42:24 talk about is
42:25
42:25 >> Yeah, man. I'm a believer for the
42:26
42:26 record.
42:27
42:27 >> I'm a believer for the record because
42:29
42:29 [ __ ] like that, [ __ ] like this for this
42:32
42:32 season just doesn't happen, you know. It
42:35
42:35 doesn't happen to like out of nowhere,
42:37
42:37 you know. There's got to be a reason.
42:39
42:39 And maybe that is the reason, you know.
42:42
42:42 Um I don't remember what the owner's
42:44
42:44 name is, but there was a little segment
42:45
42:45 from a press interview that said he was
42:47
42:47 going to look into it. You know, Lynch,
42:49
42:49 what's the guy's name? Lynch or
42:50
42:50 whatever,
42:51
42:51 >> maybe. I can't [ __ ] remember at this
42:52
42:52 point. Um, but he said he was going to
42:54
42:54 look into it and uh he might be joking
42:56
42:56 about that, but you never know. Health
42:58
42:58 and safety of players should be top of
42:60
42:60 mind. And if that facility is [ __ ]
43:02
43:02 with our training facility, then I think
43:04
43:04 it's time we go back to the bay. You
43:06
43:06 know, we like candlestick.
43:08
43:08 >> So, what gets moved first, the facility
43:10
43:10 or the stadium? What
43:12
43:12 >> the facility? The facility 100%. like
43:14
43:14 they're going to move that facility if
43:16
43:16 they find to there to be any reasonable
43:19
43:19 like
43:21
43:21 information on it actually becoming a
43:23
43:23 problem, right? Because to move a
43:25
43:25 stadium and a training facility, like
43:27
43:27 that's that seems astronomically
43:30
43:30 expensive. Not to mention they just
43:32
43:32 moved to that stadium. So like I don't
43:35
43:35 know that the Yeah, it's it's going to
43:38
43:38 be a whole thing. We'll see.
43:40
43:40 >> So hot take. Do you think the 49ers are
43:43
43:43 being micro are being electrically
43:46
43:46 static micro dosed? Are are they being
43:49
43:49 micro dosed?
43:50
43:50 >> Yeah, hot take. Yeah, I think it's
43:51
43:51 happening. I think it's happening. And I
43:53
43:53 think they I think the front office
43:54
43:54 knows it's happening. That's why they
43:56
43:56 probably got a good deal on the
43:57
43:57 location. You know, that's probably why
43:58
43:58 they got a good deal on the location.
43:60
43:60 You know, Bay Area was too expensive.
44:02
44:02 You know, San Francisco a little too
44:04
44:04 hot. You know, come on down to Santa
44:05
44:05 Clara. You know, it's a little cheaper
44:07
44:07 right here because, you know, these
44:09
44:09 static waves are going to kill your
44:10
44:10 players. But
44:13
44:13 15% off. 15% off.
44:16
44:16 >> Hey, hey, I'm no lawyer, but I see a
44:18
44:18 class action lawsuit happening if if it
44:20
44:20 does turn out that this whole time these
44:23
44:23 [ __ ] these players have been getting
44:26
44:26 zapped and their bodies are falling
44:28
44:28 apart. Let's Okay, we've heard it here
44:30
44:30 first.
44:31
44:31 class action lawsuit happening right
44:33
44:33 here on sorry for delay YouTube
44:36
44:36 algorithm. You didn't hear any of that.
44:38
44:38 Um just make it happen. It's billions of
44:40
44:40 dollars to be had. These players are
44:42
44:42 worth millions and millions of dollars.
44:44
44:44 So
44:44
44:44 >> for the record,
44:46
44:46 >> 49er front office, don't come after us.
44:47
44:47 We're just making a joke. Calm down.
44:49
44:49 >> You know, it's probably not a thing.
44:51
44:51 Don't worry about it.
44:51
44:51 >> These guys Yeah, we joke and we've been
44:55
44:55 drinking. So you can't blame us here.
44:56
44:56 >> Yeah. Only one of us has been drinking.
44:58
44:58 All right. One of us.
44:59
44:59 >> That's true. The other one has been
45:00
45:00 sober for 15 minutes. Don't worry about
45:03
45:03 it.
45:05
45:05 >> Right.
45:06
45:06 >> All right, buddy. Let's move on to the
45:07
45:07 last topic. This is I'm I'm curious to
45:08
45:08 know what is this going to be because
45:10
45:10 you did just write it as soon as we got
45:12
45:12 in. Uh the animal in you. What?
45:15
45:15 >> All right.
45:15
45:15 >> Where's your mind going, buddy?
45:17
45:17 >> The animal in you. Sean, I think all of
45:19
45:19 us have inner animals. And I think
45:21
45:21 sometimes we just we need to be we need
45:24
45:24 to be like given questions. We need we
45:27
45:27 just need to tap in to the animal
45:30
45:30 within. So I have a series of questions
45:32
45:32 for you Sean that may or may not
45:35
45:35 >> something you thought of. This is not
45:36
45:36 just a a random insert. You actually
45:39
45:39 have something for this. I was expecting
45:41
45:41 this to just be like a throwaway topic.
45:43
45:43 Joshua's got Joshua's got receipts. So
45:45
45:45 here I'm ready. I'm ready buddy. Yeah.
45:47
45:47 What you got?
45:48
45:48 >> And it's because Yeah. I mean maybe I
45:50
45:50 just want to know. I have I have a
45:52
45:52 couple questions for you Sean. And um
45:55
45:55 let me know let me know if you if you
45:58
45:58 want the answer
46:01
46:01 >> and feel free to comment uh if you want
46:03
46:03 to you want to play along. Here you go
46:05
46:05 Sean here is the first question for you
46:09
46:09 Sean. Sean which animal would make the
46:13
46:13 worst pet? Oh the worst pet.
46:18
46:18 Oh damn. Okay. So are we Okay, so this
46:20
46:20 is specifically just animals, right? Not
46:22
46:22 insects
46:23
46:23 >> or like reptiles.
46:24
46:24 >> Let's go animals. Yeah. Yeah. Cuz
46:26
46:26 everybody hates fleas. Like nobody's
46:28
46:28 going to make a
46:28
46:28 >> fle because I'm like, yeah, you could
46:30
46:30 probably say like ants would probably be
46:31
46:31 the worst pet, but people have ant farms
46:33
46:33 and [ __ ] They're probably pretty cool.
46:34
46:34 Uh but so if we're just sticking to
46:36
46:36 animals, I'm just going to say like
46:37
46:37 anything with four legs would be
46:39
46:39 considered an animal. Uh I'm going to
46:42
46:42 probably say the worst pet to have is an
46:45
46:45 animal. [ __ ] Um
46:49
46:49 god damn it. I want. So, the first thing
46:50
46:50 that comes to mind is skunk because I
46:52
46:52 feel like they would smell terrible, but
46:54
46:54 I've heard that people have skunks as
46:56
46:56 pets and they're actually pretty cool.
46:58
46:58 They can get their like smell gland
46:60
46:60 taken out.
47:00
47:00 >> I was going to say that say skunk.
47:03
47:03 >> So, I'm going to skip that. I'm probably
47:05
47:05 going to say,
47:07
47:07 oh [ __ ] that's that's
47:08
47:08 >> you got to feed it. You got to love with
47:10
47:10 it. You might sleep with it. Not an
47:12
47:12 intimate way, but you know what I mean.
47:14
47:14 >> What's the other thing with the
47:16
47:16 porcupine? I'm gonna go porcupine
47:17
47:17 because
47:18
47:18 >> porcupine. You can't really love a
47:20
47:20 porcupine, you know, like you get too
47:22
47:22 close to it, it'll like shoot its little
47:23
47:23 quills at you. So, I'm going to say
47:25
47:25 porcupine.
47:26
47:26 >> Porcupine. All right. Okay. That's a
47:28
47:28 good one. Okay. I like it.
47:29
47:29 >> All right. Are you ready for your next
47:34
47:34 the animal in you question?
47:36
47:36 >> My next one. Lay it on me, buddy.
47:40
47:40 >> All right,
47:42
47:42 >> Sean.
47:43
47:43 >> Yeah. If you could talk and understand
47:46
47:46 any animal, which would you choose?
47:50
47:50 >> Oh, damn. That's a good one. Because you
47:53
47:53 would probably want something that
47:55
47:55 you're around a lot. So, I'm going to
47:57
47:57 say dogs. Like, I would love the ability
48:01
48:01 to talk and listen to dogs. Although, if
48:04
48:04 we kind of go off of like what
48:05
48:05 mainstream media and culture has come
48:08
48:08 out with dogs, like they're probably
48:09
48:09 really annoying and really yappy, you
48:11
48:11 know? But having the ability to talk to
48:13
48:13 them would be cool because you see them
48:14
48:14 all the time, right? Like you could say
48:16
48:16 fish, but how often are you around fish,
48:18
48:18 you know?
48:19
48:19 >> Yeah.
48:19
48:19 >> So,
48:20
48:20 >> and to understand, would you have to go
48:21
48:21 like underwater to hear the fish?
48:23
48:23 >> Yeah, exactly. That's the I don't I
48:25
48:25 don't [ __ ] swim like ocean. Hell no.
48:29
48:29 That's where sharks live.
48:30
48:30 >> He's going to Yeah. He's going to like
48:31
48:31 stick your head in the fish tank, you
48:33
48:33 know, when you come home. Yeah, exactly.
48:36
48:36 like got you got to go for a dunk every
48:39
48:39 time you want to talk to your pet fish.
48:43
48:43 >> So you are so what what was your what
48:45
48:45 did you pick as you totally go dogs. Oh
48:47
48:47 man that's that's like an easy one. Sean
48:49
48:49 wants a dog by the way. So if you are uh
48:51
48:51 somebody who gives away dogs or you find
48:52
48:52 him on the street, go ahead and take it
48:53
48:53 to Sean. He'll give you his address at
48:55
48:55 the end of this.
48:55
48:55 >> Send him to my PO box. Sorry for the
48:57
48:57 little live. Go ahead and find that link
48:60
48:60 there. Currently, he's only accepting
49:02
49:02 teacups because that's all that will fit
49:03
49:03 in his PO uh PO box right now. No big
49:07
49:07 dogs to Sean's PO box.
49:10
49:10 Just teacups.
49:12
49:12 Okay. All right.
49:13
49:13 >> Yeah. What's my next one?
49:14
49:14 >> Final question. Unless you want one
49:16
49:16 more. Unless you want a bonus one, Sean.
49:18
49:18 >> I always think one, baby. Love bonus
49:20
49:20 question.
49:20
49:20 >> The animal in you, Sean. Here we go. If
49:23
49:23 you could take one animal to a desert
49:26
49:26 island with you, which would you choose?
49:30
49:30 Okay. So, I have one animal to take with
49:32
49:32 me to a desert island.
49:34
49:34 So, then it becomes a question of
49:37
49:37 survival, right? Like, do I bring an
49:39
49:39 animal that's going to give me comfort,
49:40
49:40 like a dog, or do I bring an animal
49:43
49:43 that's going to help me survive? I guess
49:45
49:45 a dog would help you survive, too. So,
49:47
49:47 you know, maybe I just do the dog. But
49:49
49:49 in my mind, I was thinking cow because
49:52
49:52 cow has milk. You know, milk. I'm
49:55
49:55 lactose intolerant, so it wouldn't help
49:56
49:56 me very much. But milk delicious to some
50:01
50:01 also if I get tired of it. Steaks
50:05
50:05 stakes are good.
50:08
50:08 >> So,
50:10
50:10 you know, trying to murder a cow with my
50:13
50:13 bare hands would be pretty.
50:14
50:14 >> I mean, if Okay. Okay. If you were if
50:15
50:15 you were really just going deep with
50:17
50:17 this, you would take like a bird,
50:19
50:19 >> you know, like a pigeon that you could
50:20
50:20 tie like a note to
50:22
50:22 >> and then to send that [ __ ] out and then
50:24
50:24 Yeah, like a carrier pigeon with a note
50:26
50:26 like of your location
50:27
50:27 >> and then they could just go out and then
50:30
50:30 they could just come back and find you
50:32
50:32 and then you would no longer be stranded
50:34
50:34 on the island.
50:35
50:35 >> I mean, big brain theory for sure,
50:37
50:37 >> you know,
50:38
50:38 >> but how are you going to write the note?
50:40
50:40 Like what the [ __ ] Are you just
50:43
50:43 stranded just with your person or do you
50:46
50:46 have like a backpack? Like you don't
50:48
50:48 write no note.
50:51
50:51 >> Where you getting the paper, dick?
50:52
50:52 >> Yeah. Where you getting the paper?
50:53
50:53 What's going at least with my realistic
50:56
50:56 cow scenario? I have a friend and food.
50:59
50:59 So,
51:00
51:00 >> you know, I I you know, I I thought
51:02
51:02 about that because I care about your
51:03
51:03 survival. I want you to live, Sean. So,
51:06
51:06 I was just thinking
51:07
51:07 >> a way for you to get off the island
51:09
51:09 instead of eat the dog that you took
51:11
51:11 with you or the cow.
51:12
51:12 >> Listen, just come find me, bro. Like,
51:14
51:14 just, you know, make it your life's work
51:16
51:16 and effort to find me, you know?
51:19
51:19 >> All right, let me give you one more. Let
51:20
51:20 me give you one more. This is this is
51:22
51:22 simple. This is quick. You just need to
51:24
51:24 tell the audience and myself,
51:27
51:27 you know, give us an answer here. Sean,
51:30
51:30 if you had to have a flag of an animal
51:33
51:33 outside your house, what animal would it
51:36
51:36 be?
51:37
51:37 >> A raccoon. Raccoon. Simple and sweet.
51:40
51:40 I'd have a cute little trash panda flag
51:42
51:42 and I would love it. Raccoon. Final
51:46
51:46 answer.
51:46
51:46 >> All right. Well, there you go everybody.
51:48
51:48 That is the animal in Sean right there.
51:51
51:51 >> I am like a little trash panda.
51:54
51:54 >> No, buddy.
51:55
51:55 >> Although I didn't say frog for any of
51:56
51:56 these. I should have said frog. I'm
51:58
51:58 wearing the the Toad shirt from
52:00
52:00 Halloween right now. Nobody can if
52:02
52:02 you're watching. I'm sorry for let out
52:04
52:04 live. You can see it, but you can't buy
52:05
52:05 the shirt anymore. It'll probably come
52:07
52:07 back next year for Halloween, but uh I'm
52:08
52:08 wearing it because I love this shirt.
52:10
52:10 Get a lot of compliments on it. It's
52:11
52:11 very cute.
52:12
52:12 >> Was that next year 2027 or this year
52:14
52:14 2020?
52:15
52:15 >> Oh, yeah. This year 2026. Yes.
52:19
52:19 >> I just had to clear that up.
52:23
52:23 >> Damn it. All right, buddy. Let's end
52:25
52:25 this episode. Let's start landing this
52:27
52:27 plane as we do here on the podcast. Uh
52:30
52:30 let's do some fun finds, lucky numbers.
52:32
52:32 We'll give people Joshua's closing
52:34
52:34 monologue and [ __ ] It'll be a good
52:36
52:36 time, my dude. Uh but what do you got?
52:37
52:37 What do you got? You got any fun finds
52:39
52:39 this week? Last week you had an R2-D2.
52:41
52:41 That was pretty cool. So, that was fun.
52:42
52:42 Hey, bro. What do you got this week?
52:44
52:44 >> Um it's probably like super small. You
52:46
52:46 can't even see it because like where I'm
52:47
52:47 at. So, behind my fat head. My head's so
52:50
52:50 big sometimes. Like, [ __ ] dude. I feel
52:53
52:53 like I feel like when I came out just
52:55
52:55 like just the the auto was like, "Hey,
52:57
52:57 superers size this dude's head when he
52:59
52:59 comes out of into this world." But R2D's
53:02
53:02 back there. Holy [ __ ] I got a big head.
53:04
53:04 Um, so I'm keeping with the theme, man,
53:07
53:07 because you know what? We love Legos in
53:11
53:11 this house. And you don't just stop with
53:14
53:14 R2-D2 when you do a build. You got to
53:16
53:16 keep going. And this week's fun find is
53:18
53:18 this guy right here.
53:20
53:20 This is the uh Luxo lamp uh and the ball
53:24
53:24 correct
53:25
53:25 >> from this. This is the uh is it Luxo or
53:28
53:28 Pixar? I mean, who know like
53:30
53:30 >> it's I think it's the Luxar lamp or
53:31
53:31 something like that. Let us know in the
53:33
53:33 comments.
53:34
53:34 >> There you go. So, the cool thing about
53:35
53:35 this build right here is this ball you
53:36
53:36 can actually uh uh take off and just
53:39
53:39 kind of like rearrange this thing. But
53:41
53:41 yeah, dude, this is my fun find, my fun
53:43
53:43 build. And it's another Lego that will
53:45
53:45 end up in the background. And maybe my
53:47
53:47 big head will not cover it up back
53:50
53:50 there. I'm like, D2 is back there. So,
53:53
53:53 look, there he is. There he is. Look,
53:54
53:54 there he is back there.
53:55
53:55 >> Uh, wait, Josh, did you put that one
53:57
53:57 together or did you have someone else
53:58
53:58 put that together for you?
53:59
53:59 >> This one came preassembled. [ __ ] that.
54:01
54:01 >> Oh, preassembled. All right. So, you had
54:02
54:02 your editor put it together. Wonderful.
54:04
54:04 >> Uh, so were you there for the process of
54:06
54:06 putting that together? Cuz I have a
54:07
54:07 question for you. I w I was there for
54:10
54:10 the process and I'm glad it was their
54:12
54:12 hands and not mine because when it comes
54:15
54:15 to delicate things I usually bring
54:17
54:17 somebody in with like little hands and
54:19
54:19 the person who had built this had small
54:22
54:22 hands. So children Josh was saying
54:24
54:24 children.
54:25
54:25 >> No, not choices. No. Yes. I'm not
54:28
54:28 thinking
54:30
54:30 living. You can't do that. It's not
54:31
54:31 legal around here, man.
54:33
54:33 >> Not yet.
54:33
54:33 >> I bought the person dinner when they
54:35
54:35 were finished. It's cool.
54:37
54:37 >> The question I have for you is
54:39
54:39 >> those Lego sets like that and those uh
54:42
54:42 like a lot of these Lego sets nowadays,
54:44
54:44 they have little Easter eggs inside of
54:45
54:45 them. Were you there to see the little
54:46
54:46 Easter eggs with the colors and stuff
54:48
54:48 inside the ball?
54:49
54:49 >> No, I did not see that.
54:51
54:51 >> Oh, well that's a shame. Looks like
54:52
54:52 you're going to have to open up that
54:53
54:53 ball and see the colors in there cuz
54:55
54:55 they coinci coincide with uh different
54:58
54:58 Pixar characters which is pretty cool.
54:60
54:60 >> Do you have that? Do you have that
55:01
55:01 build? Do you have that?
55:02
55:02 >> No, I've just seen it on YouTube.
55:04
55:04 >> Okay. All right. Okay. Well, there you
55:06
55:06 go. Fun find fun fact. There you go.
55:08
55:08 That's what I got. Sean, what about you?
55:10
55:10 What do you got to What do you got in
55:11
55:11 your neck of the woods? What is that?
55:12
55:12 >> Listen, I wasn't going to show this off
55:14
55:14 because I didn't know we were going to
55:15
55:15 be talking about it. Uh but I did get
55:18
55:18 this fun find Funko uh which is kind of
55:21
55:21 funny. Uh this is Christian McCaffrey uh
55:24
55:24 for the 49ers there.
55:26
55:26 >> And this uh this kind of completes my
55:28
55:28 set of the characters that I have for
55:30
55:30 49er players. But yeah, there you go.
55:32
55:32 Hey, he survived a season. I'm happy.
55:34
55:34 That's all I can ask for, you know.
55:36
55:36 That's all I can ask. Proud papa right
55:38
55:38 here. Proud papa. So there you go.
55:39
55:39 There's my fun find fund. Buddy, let's
55:42
55:42 start to land this plane. Let's do some
55:44
55:44 fortunes. Let's do some lucky numbers,
55:46
55:46 my guy. What do you want to do first?
55:48
55:48 >> All right. Let's uh let's just end it
55:50
55:50 with the signature uh fortune. We are
55:52
55:52 almost out of these uh the uh misfortune
55:55
55:55 cookies. We've been doing this since day
55:57
55:57 one. Going to be a tragedy to stop. I
55:59
55:59 think at this point um
56:01
56:01 >> we're too far in it. We're too far in.
56:03
56:03 >> I got three left and I don't know what
56:06
56:06 I'm going to do after these next three
56:08
56:08 episodes when I got to buy more of these
56:10
56:10 cookies cuz I they're not expensive. I
56:13
56:13 mean, they're they're they're
56:14
56:14 respectful, but um I don't know. I don't
56:16
56:16 know what batch to buy next. That's the
56:18
56:18 whole thing because with these
56:19
56:19 Misfortune cookies that they have a
56:20
56:20 whole genre of like naughty and dirty
56:23
56:23 and buzz.
56:23
56:23 >> I'm pretty excited though because I I
56:26
56:26 have yet to look into these cookies. Uh
56:28
56:28 but I know that there's a whole bunch of
56:30
56:30 different ones and so I'm kind of
56:31
56:31 curious to know which one Joshua's going
56:32
56:32 to go with next because that's going to
56:34
56:34 be kind of fun. So you got to wait three
56:36
56:36 more weeks for it though. But uh you'll
56:37
56:37 you'll we'll get there eventually
56:38
56:38 everybody.
56:39
56:39 >> And if and if uh the Misfortune Cookies
56:42
56:42 ever wants to sponsor our podcast, we to
56:44
56:44 I mean we will just totally do that.
56:47
56:47 That's That's fine. It's fine.
56:49
56:49 >> All right, let me crack this open. Um,
56:51
56:51 and we are going to see our misfortune
56:54
56:54 for uh this episode [ __ ] 118. Right,
56:57
56:57 everybody? Here you go.
57:00
57:00 You're the gift everyone wants to
57:03
57:03 secretly unwrap.
57:06
57:06 >> I like that one. I like that one. And by
57:08
57:08 the way, these ones were for like
57:09
57:09 Christmas time, which is why we still
57:11
57:11 have them.
57:12
57:12 >> Yeah, sure.
57:12
57:12 >> Uh that's why there's a Christmas theme
57:14
57:14 to most of them. But that's a good one.
57:16
57:16 I like that one because you are Joshua
57:18
57:18 the gift that I want to unwrap and it
57:20
57:20 would be nice.
57:21
57:21 >> Thank you. Thank you. It's been a
57:23
57:23 minute. Thank you.
57:24
57:24 >> Yeah, a little bit.
57:25
57:25 >> All right, let me do some lucky numbers
57:26
57:26 for everybody. Uh, use them for whatever
57:28
57:28 various reasons you would like. Here
57:29
57:29 they are. Your seven lucky numbers. Uh,
57:31
57:31 4 6 8 22 27 30 and 49. Uh, once again,
57:35
57:35 your seven lucky numbers. I did not do
57:37
57:37 the 49 on purpose. This is just random.
57:39
57:39 The seven lucky numbers are 4 6 8 22 27
57:43
57:43 30 and 49. just real weird with the
57:47
57:47 sports talk today. So, the ether is
57:49
57:49 telling us about it. So, buddy,
57:53
57:53 we've come to the end of the episode, my
57:54
57:54 guy.
57:55
57:55 >> We have.
57:55
57:55 >> It's my favorite part of the episode.
57:57
57:57 It's the part where I build you up for
57:59
57:59 the most important 35 to 40 seconds of
58:02
58:02 your life and the viewers lives because
58:05
58:05 this is probably the last thing they're
58:06
58:06 going to hear from you for the week. So,
58:09
58:09 what is it you want to say to them,
58:11
58:11 buddy?
58:12
58:12 >> Yeah. I love how Sean builds me up like
58:14
58:14 this is I he puts me on a pedestal and
58:16
58:16 then what do I do? I can stand on the
58:17
58:17 pedestal and I just take a [ __ ] in my
58:19
58:19 pants. It's usually how this how this
58:21
58:21 happens. Like
58:24
58:24 so if there's a writer out there just
58:25
58:25 wants to drop a line and be like, "Hey
58:27
58:27 Joshua, this is how you should finish."
58:29
58:29 I'd totally just be I'd try it out for a
58:31
58:31 couple weeks just to see if it it
58:32
58:32 worked. Um, but yeah, with that said
58:35
58:35 everybody, like I said, I spent some
58:39
58:39 time on the digital diet that we all
58:41
58:41 consume ourselves with. Uh, so it'd be
58:43
58:43 fun for you guys after listening to
58:45
58:45 this, just take a look at your digital
58:46
58:46 diet, see what you consume. Um, because
58:49
58:49 it's it's kind of just one of those fun
58:51
58:51 things to to know if what you are
58:53
58:53 consuming is what you're becoming. So,
58:54
58:54 just check that out. It could be a fun
58:55
58:55 thing. You might even surprise yourself.
58:57
58:57 And don't
58:60
59:00 don't don't be on your phone and and
59:02
59:02 don't have screen time while you're
59:04
59:04 driving like I did. I don't even know
59:06
59:06 how that ended up that way. That's kind
59:07
59:07 of weird. Um but I promise I I I
59:10
59:10 normally I'm not on my phone while I'm
59:12
59:12 driving. But um I'm certainly happy that
59:15
59:15 we are part of your digital diet. Um so
59:18
59:18 come back next week. Come see us on
59:20
59:20 episode 119 where we're just going to be
59:22
59:22 sillier, have more fun. Um check out the
59:25
59:25 website. Check out the music. We love
59:27
59:27 everybody. Thank you for listening.
59:28
59:28 Thank you for watching. And Sean, uh,
59:32
59:32 hit me with uh, what you normally do at
59:35
59:35 the end of every episode, please.
59:39
59:39 >> Like Joshua said,
59:41
59:41 >> thank you for watching. Thank you for
59:42
59:42 listening. Sorry for the delay. Live. We
59:45
59:45 do appreciate you guys and appreciate
59:46
59:46 all of the time that you spend with us.
59:49
59:49 Can't be more grateful than that. Uh,
59:51
59:51 hit that subscribe button. Joshua is
59:53
59:53 going to get us new mics if we hit a 100
59:54
59:54 subscribers. We did lose one Joshua,
59:57
59:57 which is sad, but you know, that's the
59:58
59:58 way it goes sometimes. Sometimes you say
59:60
59:60 something a little too racy and then,
60:01
60:01 you know, it gets filled in with
60:02
60:02 another. But hit that subscribe button.
60:04
60:04 Get us to 100 subscribers. Let's do it
60:06
60:06 this [ __ ] week. But Joshua, here you
60:09
60:09 go, buddy. Was the last thing I'm going
60:10
60:10 to tell you, Joshua, what do you call a
60:14
60:14 moose with no name?
60:17
60:17 >> I have no idea. What?
60:20
60:20 >> A nanomous.
60:23
60:23 Ladies and gentlemen, we will see you
60:25
60:25 next week.
60:27
60:27 You see
60:51
60:51 the books, ladies and germs. Joshua, go
60:54
60:54 ahead and do your little clabby cracks.
60:57
60:57 Clabby clap, sir.
61:02
61:02 Perfecto. Do my snappy snips.
61:06
61:06 Wonderful. Wonderful. I think we're
61:08
61:08 ready to go, buddy.
61:12
61:12 Pull the strength. Got to pull the
61:14
61:14 strength.
61:19
61:19 Oh [ __ ] Joshua's lights just went
61:21
61:21 completely wided out.
61:24
61:24 >> Crazy.
61:24
61:24 >> Yeah, it's weird. My [ __ ] my [ __ ]
61:26
61:26 just bugs out all weird. So, I don't
61:28
61:28 know why it does that and it just I
61:31
61:31 think it's just cuz I have so much going
61:32
61:32 on all the [ __ ] time.
61:34
61:34 >> Yeah, your your whole system back there
61:36
61:36 is just full of lights. It's crazy. It's
61:39
61:39 [ __ ] crazy. It's basically just one
61:41
61:41 computer screen and a thousand lights
61:42
61:42 for Joshua. It's
61:44
61:44 >> insane.
61:45
61:45 >> Well, I don't like how it goes. Like
61:46
61:46 like right now it feels really bright.
61:50
61:50 >> I think you look good. I think you look
61:52
61:52 good. I think you look sexy.
61:54
61:54 >> We are. I think we're both sexy. Not
61:56
61:56 going to lie.
61:57
61:57 >> Yeah. I don't know about that. But hey,
61:58
61:58 let us know in the comments.
62:01
62:01 >> Right.
62:02
62:02 >> All right. Let's [ __ ] get it.
62:05
62:05 Three, two,
