Sorry For The Delay | EP.122 | Early Gardeners, Marble Racing & Quiet Echoes
-WHAT’S IN OUR CUP-
Sean: Seattle Cider Co. Raspberry Blossom (imperial cider)
Joshua: Espresso (double shot), vanilla, frothed milk
-AI SONG OF THE WEEK-
AI Song Of The Week: “White Noise Rabbit”
-CHAT WITH US-
• Marvelous Marbles
• 100 Quiet Echoes
• Vanished On Record
• Death Of A Hero
-CHAPTERS-
0:00:00 Even Number Energy, Demon Eye Update & February Ending
0:02:25 What’s In Our Cup - Espresso Art Dreams & Raspberry Blossom Cheers
0:05:39 Pet Peeve - Fake Spring, Early Gardeners & Seed Refund Violence
0:10:00 Chat With Us - Marvelous Marbles, Echoes, Vanished & Death Of A Hero
0:11:29 Marvelous Marbles - Marble Racing Explained & Screen Share Chaos
0:17:00 Vegas Stakes - Loser Buys The First Round
0:29:24 100 Quiet Echoes - Would You Pause Life Or Keep Moving?
0:39:16 Vanished On Record - AI Screen Recording, Automation Fear & Job Survival
0:49:05 Robot Massage Debate - Human Touch Vs Happy-Ending Button Logic
0:34:18 AI Song Of The Week "White Noise Rabbit"
0:51:06 Death Of A Hero - Losing Heroes, Memory Value & Keeping Them Alive
-SOUND BITES-
• “I am sipping on coffee, buddy. I'm keeping it fresh. I'm keeping it real.” - Joshua committing to espresso life.
• “I certainly know how to flick a bean, but I do not know the name of this bean.” - Joshua, immediately losing the coffee credibility battle.
• “What I'm talking about are early gardeners.” - Sean opening the pet peeve rant with a target.
• “It's currently snowing right now, Joshua.” - Sean proving fake spring is a lie with weather receipts.
• “If I buy seeds… and they do not grow, can I return those seeds?” - Joshua trying to weaponize retail policy.
• “I would ask for proof. I want to see the steps.” - Sean, nursery manager mode activated.
• “Have you heard of something called marble racing?” - Sean introducing the most visual bit possible for audio listeners.
• “Whoever loses has to buy the first round of drinks in Vegas.” - Sean setting the marble-stakes in stone.
• “I would feel like I'm the one training the AI to do my job.” - Sean reacting to workplace screen-recording automation.
• “I think what dies with that is the ability to form new memories with those people.” - Joshua on what really gets lost when a hero is gone.
-FORTUNE & FINDS-
Fortune: Always take the road less traveled. What? With your license being suspended and all.
Lucky Numbers: 11, 12, 19, 23, 27, 42, 60
Fun Finds / Value Finds:
Sean: Nightmare Before Christmas Bitty Pop with Jack in his little house, added to his growing Bitty Pop Town display.
Joshua: Star Wars Impressions Funko set from Target - Darth Maul, Boba Fett & Stormtrooper.
Transcript
00:00 Welcome to episode 122 of Sorry for the
00:03
00:03 Delay. I'm your editor, Mia. This week,
00:06
00:06 Sean has a pet peeve about early
00:08
00:08 gardeners. Don't do it. It's too soon.
00:11
00:11 We get a fun watch along with the
00:12
00:12 intriguing trend of marble racing. Loser
00:15
00:15 has to buy the first round of drinks in
00:16
00:16 Vegas, plus philosophical reflections on
00:19
00:19 life's echoes, AI in the workplace, and
00:22
00:22 highlighting the importance of
00:23
00:23 cherishing memories with heroes. Enjoy
00:25
00:25 the show.
00:27
00:27 Hello and welcome to another episode of
00:30
00:30 Sorry for the Delay. We are your hosts.
00:32
00:32 Uh my name is Sean and over there is
00:35
00:35 Joshua. And Joshua, this is episode
00:38
00:38 122, I believe. An even number episode.
00:42
00:42 Uh as we like to say, the even numbers
00:43
00:43 are where things get get good. You know,
00:46
00:46 the odd numbers, you know, they're
00:47
00:47 they're out of left field. But even
00:49
00:49 numbers, man, coming in on an even
00:51
00:51 number episode, you're going to get
00:52
00:52 you're going to get stuff like this.
00:53
00:53 when I ask uh Joshua, how is your week
00:55
00:55 going?
00:57
00:57 >> Yeah, I don't know if Ethan's any better
00:59
00:59 to be honest. I think every episode is
01:01
01:01 just as odd as the one before. So, nice
01:04
01:04 try there, Sean. Um but yeah, thanks for
01:06
01:06 asking, buddy. I I'm doing okay. Um
01:09
01:09 damn, dude. Uh uh from the looks of it,
01:12
01:12 my eye looks better on camera right now.
01:14
01:14 >> There you go. Yeah, I was about to say
01:16
01:16 it looks better. Looks cleaner. Doesn't
01:18
01:18 look like it's gotten any more red. So,
01:20
01:20 there's that.
01:21
01:21 >> Yeah. So, apparently from the last
01:23
01:23 episode to this one, I've expelled all
01:25
01:25 the demons
01:26
01:26 >> that totally bloodshot my eye or
01:29
01:29 whatever. But I will tell you, I sneezed
01:31
01:31 today and and cuz I think that's what
01:33
01:33 did it last time. I think that's why I
01:35
01:35 blew my eye out. When I sneezed today, I
01:37
01:37 immediately ran to the bathroom. I was
01:38
01:38 like, "Was this it? Is that what did
01:40
01:40 it?" I was looking at myself in the
01:41
01:41 mirror like if I blew my eye out again.
01:43
01:43 So, I'm I'm incredibly paranoid uh about
01:47
01:47 sneezes these days cuz I I think that's
01:49
01:49 what that's what messed my eye out. Uh
01:52
01:52 messed my eye up rather. But um
01:54
01:54 >> yeah, man. I'm doing well. It's it's uh
01:56
01:56 like you said, episode 122. What what's
01:60
01:60 this busting out? February 24th. So, uh
02:02
02:02 doing well
02:04
02:04 >> and happy to be here. Happy everybody's
02:06
02:06 watching, listening.
02:07
02:07 >> And uh should be another fun one as
02:09
02:09 usual.
02:10
02:10 >> Hell yeah, dude. I can't believe
02:11
02:11 February is already over. Like that's
02:14
02:14 crazy crazy to me that this is the last
02:16
02:16 week of February. Only 28 days in
02:18
02:18 February. Interesting. Interesting how
02:20
02:20 that works. But
02:21
02:21 >> yeah, it's pretty sad. Time moves fast.
02:23
02:23 That's for sure.
02:23
02:23 >> Time does move fast. Uh speaking of
02:25
02:25 moving fast, what is in your cup this
02:28
02:28 week, buddy?
02:29
02:29 >> Okay. All right. All right. If you
02:31
02:31 missed the last episode, clearly um you
02:34
02:34 you didn't find out that I'm on this big
02:37
02:37 coffee kick these days, and I figured
02:40
02:40 why not double up. the last episode with
02:43
02:43 another episode where Joshua sits back,
02:46
02:46 relax,
02:47
02:47 >> and just sips on a nice cup
02:50
02:50 >> of uh coffee here this episode today.
02:54
02:54 Okay.
02:54
02:54 >> Yeah. So So what is in my cup tonight,
02:56
02:56 Sean? I am sipping on coffee, buddy. I'm
02:58
02:58 keeping it fresh. I'm keeping it real.
03:00
03:00 >> Okay. I hope you bring the energy then,
03:02
03:02 buddy. Uh do you know the beans on this
03:05
03:05 one this time?
03:06
03:06 >> Uh no. I I
03:07
03:07 >> Okay. Well, still not prepared.
03:10
03:10 >> Yeah. I mean, I certainly know how to
03:12
03:12 flick a bean, but I do not know the name
03:15
03:15 of this bean.
03:16
03:16 >> All right. Hey, I hope you enjoyed that
03:18
03:18 espresso. Correct. Is it espresso?
03:20
03:20 >> Yeah, it's it's an espresso. Yeah. Yeah.
03:21
03:21 I This is This is just a double shot. I
03:23
03:23 did I didn't quad up like I did last
03:25
03:25 last episode. I was jacked. Um yeah.
03:29
03:29 >> Uh so this one I It's I kept it soft.
03:32
03:32 Just a double, you know, little couple
03:33
03:33 pumps of vanilla and and I frothed some
03:35
03:35 milk over the top. You know, maybe
03:37
03:37 someday I'll show off my my art. Yeah,
03:40
03:40 my coffee art. But um Okay. Yeah, man.
03:42
03:42 Sipping. What are you uh are you staying
03:45
03:45 non-alcoholic tonight? What are you
03:47
03:47 sipping on? What is your tonight?
03:49
03:49 >> As I don't know if most of you can tell,
03:51
03:51 I am a little congested today. I'm
03:53
03:53 coming out of a cold uh that I had this
03:55
03:55 previous week. Uh so, forgive me. Uh my
03:58
03:58 voice does sound a lot more deep and
04:02
04:02 lovely for some. So, that's going to be
04:04
04:04 fun for all of you audio files out
04:06
04:06 there. Uh, but no, Joshua, I'm I'm not
04:08
04:08 sober this week. Uh, this week I have a
04:12
04:12 Cider Co. So, Cider Seattle Cider Co.
04:16
04:16 Uh, raspberry blossom. Let's see there.
04:19
04:19 It's an imperial. Uh, I've had this one
04:21
04:21 before. Uh, so I already know what this
04:24
04:24 tastes like. It tastes delicious. It
04:25
04:25 tastes like spring uh spring fruits and
04:29
04:29 berries. So, here it is. Cheers,
04:31
04:31 everybody.
04:32
04:32 >> Cheers, buddy.
04:34
04:34 >> Oh, yeah. That's the [ __ ] right there.
04:36
04:36 Yeah. It tastes like you just ate a
04:38
04:38 fresh raspberry. It's beautiful. Not
04:41
04:41 overly sweet. Uh the right amount of
04:44
04:44 tart, especially for a cider like this,
04:46
04:46 an imperial one. Sometimes the imperial
04:47
04:47 ones are kind of a kind of kind of
04:49
04:49 sweet, but this one is delicious. So,
04:51
04:51 highly recommend. Uh Seattle
04:55
04:55 Cider Co. uh raspberry blossom. Cheers
04:58
04:58 everybody. Yeah. Have a you know, have a
05:00
05:00 sip with us. Um Joshua,
05:03
05:03 >> what's up, man? before we even start.
05:05
05:05 >> Oh [ __ ] Here we go. Here we go. All
05:07
05:07 right. All right.
05:08
05:08 >> I will be coughing throughout the
05:09
05:09 episode. I'm I'm sorry. It just happens.
05:12
05:12 >> But I always get nervous every time you
05:13
05:13 say All right. Here we go. Before we get
05:15
05:15 started and this I should tell everybody
05:18
05:18 when Sean starts to say this [ __ ]
05:20
05:20 >> he really gets into the weeds, man. So I
05:23
05:23 I don't know what he's about to ask. So,
05:27
05:27 buckle your seat belts and uh keep both
05:32
05:32 your hands firmly on the steering wheel
05:33
05:33 if you're listening to us while driving
05:35
05:35 because who knows what is about to come
05:37
05:37 out of this man's mouth.
05:39
05:39 >> Joshua, I uh I need to get something off
05:41
05:41 my chest here for this start of the
05:43
05:43 week. Last week, we had a pet peeves
05:45
05:45 rant about socks and bins and all that
05:48
05:48 fun stuff.
05:49
05:49 >> This isn't about clothing and Joshua. is
05:51
05:51 about a a certain type of person uh or
05:55
05:55 people rather.
05:57
05:57 And the wording on that can go so many
05:60
05:60 different ways, but what I'm talking
06:01
06:01 about are early gardeners.
06:04
06:04 Joshua, there's there's this thing up
06:07
06:07 here in Seattle where we get this thing
06:08
06:08 called a a fake spring, right? uh where
06:12
06:12 the sun's out, the guns are out, you
06:14
06:14 know, you're looking good, you're you're
06:15
06:15 out trying to plant stuff in your yard
06:17
06:17 and uh spring is not here yet, buddy.
06:21
06:21 It's still winter up here. Uh and people
06:24
06:24 come in and they they want to make
06:26
06:26 flowers and things
06:28
06:28 and then they get upset when the cold
06:31
06:31 weather hits and it's snowing. Uh it's
06:34
06:34 currently snowing right now, Joshua. And
06:37
06:37 I have a gripe to pick with these people
06:38
06:38 who think that it's spring at the
06:40
06:40 moment. It is not spring. So for those
06:43
06:43 of you who think it is spring up here in
06:45
06:45 the Seattle area, uh you can go ahead
06:47
06:47 and you can go [ __ ] yourself. Uh cuz it
06:49
06:49 is not spring. Look outside your [ __ ]
06:52
06:52 windows. That's snow on the ground. That
06:54
06:54 is not the beautiful sunshine, wet,
06:57
06:57 rainy weather. So just wanted to clear
06:59
06:59 that off my chest. All those people who
07:02
07:02 want spring so badly, it is not here
07:05
07:05 yet. Sorry to disappoint you. That's it.
07:09
07:09 It's kind of bugging me. It's bugging me
07:11
07:11 for a little while because people just
07:14
07:14 feel so entitled that they think it's
07:15
07:15 spring when it's not. And clearly, this
07:19
07:19 is a message from the overlords that run
07:22
07:22 our simulation. This is still winter and
07:25
07:25 they will be winter for another four to
07:28
07:28 five weeks. So,
07:30
07:30 >> I'm off my soap box. No, I was just
07:33
07:33 about to ask you because you've been up
07:34
07:34 there for what, a number of years now
07:35
07:35 and you actually I think you have a
07:38
07:38 relatively good idea of when seasons
07:40
07:40 start to float through there now. Um,
07:42
07:42 >> I do.
07:43
07:43 >> So, yeah, you said about like four
07:44
07:44 weeks. Okay. So, all these people that
07:46
07:46 are planting now,
07:47
07:47 >> you feel the need to just like want to
07:49
07:49 slap the [ __ ] out of them or like like
07:50
07:50 is this is this where you're going? I do
07:53
07:53 feel the need to slap the [ __ ] out of
07:54
07:54 them because what's going to happen is
07:56
07:56 if you put your stuff into the ground
07:57
07:57 right now, that shit's going to freeze
07:60
07:60 and then you're not going to get
08:01
08:01 anything. Granted, maybe something comes
08:03
08:03 out of it. You never know, right? But
08:06
08:06 for the majority of the stuff that you
08:07
08:07 put into the ground right now, it's not
08:09
08:09 it's not popping up in springtime when
08:12
08:12 it actually comes. So, let that be a
08:15
08:15 lesson to you who think spring is here.
08:17
08:17 uh you've just wasted your money and um
08:21
08:21 I can't help you with that. You know,
08:23
08:23 maybe you waste some money our way. Head
08:24
08:24 on over to sorry for late. Get a cute
08:27
08:27 little uh Bigfoot in a rubber ducky
08:30
08:30 t-shirt. You know, it's the only thing I
08:32
08:32 can help you with. But
08:33
08:33 >> so, okay. I just want to ask this one,
08:35
08:35 you know, before we move on here. If I
08:37
08:37 if I buy seeds, let's say at a place
08:40
08:40 where you work,
08:41
08:41 >> Yeah. of course.
08:42
08:42 >> Um or some of these big box stores,
08:44
08:44 right? If I buy seeds
08:46
08:46 >> and they do not grow, can I return those
08:49
08:49 seeds if I keep the packaging? If I keep
08:51
08:51 my receipt,
08:52
08:52 >> can I return?
08:54
08:54 >> Joshua, um, you know, if I was working
08:56
08:56 at a nursery policy,
08:58
08:58 >> if I was working at a nursery and you
08:60
08:60 you told me that your seeds didn't grow
09:02
09:02 anything, I would ask for proof. You
09:03
09:03 know, I want to see what you did. I want
09:05
09:05 to see the steps, you know? I want to
09:06
09:06 see the steps that you took in order for
09:09
09:09 these seeds not to grow, right? Like if
09:11
09:11 you just put them in the ground before
09:13
09:13 the actual [ __ ] springtime and it
09:16
09:16 froze and you're telling me that your
09:18
09:18 seeds didn't grow, that's on you. That's
09:20
09:20 on you. That's 100% on you. So,
09:24
09:24 no, not refunding you.
09:26
09:26 >> You're not giving me my money back.
09:28
09:28 >> Meet me out back and I'll give you
09:29
09:29 something, you know? I'll give you give
09:31
09:31 you something [ __ ] give you some
09:32
09:32 seed.
09:34
09:34 Some seed that actually [ __ ] works.
09:39
09:39 All
09:40
09:40 right. All right. I just want to clear
09:42
09:42 that up, man. Because I I I don't know
09:43
09:43 the policy and and
09:45
09:45 >> I'm very curious. Um, yeah, buddy.
09:48
09:48 Should we move on?
09:48
09:48 >> Hey, policies may vary. Just putting
09:50
09:50 that out there. That's my policy. I
09:52
09:52 don't know what everybody else's policy
09:53
09:53 is. Just saying.
09:55
09:55 >> Yeah, buddy. Let's let's [ __ ] move on
09:57
09:57 before I get more into this goddamn
09:58
09:58 rant. So, uh, let's head on over to the
09:60
09:60 chat with us. This is, uh, if you're new
10:01
10:01 to this YouTube channel or this podcast,
10:04
10:04 hey, welcome. Uh, we're your two new
10:07
10:07 best friends. And uh this chat with the
10:09
10:09 section is what we're going to be
10:10
10:10 talking about for the week. If we didn't
10:11
10:11 already turn you off with the pet peeve,
10:14
10:14 uh thank you for sticking around. Uh the
10:16
10:16 topics this week are as followed. Uh the
10:19
10:19 first one is marvelous marbles.
10:22
10:22 The second one is 100 quiet echoes.
10:27
10:27 The third one is vanished on record. And
10:31
10:31 the last topic for this week is going to
10:33
10:33 be death of a hero.
10:36
10:36 >> Oh man. All right. Stick around.
10:37
10:37 >> Ending on a bummer real quick.
10:39
10:39 >> Yeah. Yeah, we're going to end on a
10:40
10:40 bummer one. But you know what? I think
10:42
10:42 we can actually end that one
10:44
10:44 >> on a high note.
10:45
10:45 >> Oh, okay.
10:46
10:46 >> I think we can. I think he's got to
10:48
10:48 stick around for it. I I think we could
10:49
10:49 pull this off with balloons and
10:51
10:51 celebrations, even though death of a
10:53
10:53 hero is
10:55
10:55 >> in the uh the title there. So,
10:57
10:57 >> hopefully we can do it for you.
10:59
10:59 >> So, let's get on to this first one. So,
11:01
11:01 this first one is my topic for the week.
11:03
11:03 Um,
11:05
11:05 marvelous marbles. This topic is going
11:08
11:08 to be very visual. So, if you're just
11:11
11:11 listening to the audio portion of the
11:13
11:13 podcast, I will do my best to describe
11:15
11:15 what is about to happen. Uh, but feel
11:18
11:18 free to skip ahead unless you want to
11:20
11:20 hear the commentary, which I do
11:21
11:21 recommend. Um, but sorry for the laid
11:24
11:24 out live. Come check out the visual
11:25
11:25 portion of it and you'll uh you'll
11:27
11:27 understand what I mean momentarily. But
11:29
11:29 Joshua, to begin this topic, have you
11:32
11:32 heard of something called marble racing?
11:35
11:35 >> Marble? No. Marble Ra? No. I mean, I
11:38
11:38 know what a if if I'm like, I'm not
11:40
11:40 mistaken. I know what a marble is.
11:42
11:42 >> Don't overthink it. It's very simple.
11:43
11:43 Very simple.
11:44
11:44 >> Yeah. Yeah. I Okay. No, I do not know
11:46
11:46 what marble racing is.
11:47
11:47 >> So, there's this huge community that
11:49
11:49 I've just recently got into, which is
11:51
11:51 [ __ ] amazing, by the way,
11:53
11:53 >> that race marbles. Now, I'm sure you've
11:55
11:55 seen these on Tik Toks or Instagrams and
11:58
11:58 things like that. They will take literal
11:59
11:59 marbles and make marble courses. Um I
12:03
12:03 don't um I can't show you a picture,
12:05
12:05 Joshua, so I'll just have Mia cut in a
12:07
12:07 picture and you can look it up on your
12:08
12:08 own. Uh but that's marble racing. Some
12:11
12:11 of it right there.
12:12
12:12 >> Beautiful. All right. Looks like you
12:13
12:13 described
12:15
12:15 literally marbles being placed on a
12:17
12:17 track that they've custom made and they
12:19
12:19 go around and they find a winner. Uh but
12:22
12:22 I've been so intrigued with this Joshua.
12:25
12:25 so oddly satisfying that I wanted to do
12:29
12:29 something fun for us this week and I
12:32
12:32 wanted to do a little bit of a marble
12:34
12:34 race on our channel here. Um, now I will
12:38
12:38 preface this by saying the marble race
12:40
12:40 that I'm about to share with you in the
12:42
12:42 class is more like a marble drop, which
12:47
12:47 I tried my best to find something that
12:48
12:48 could actually
12:50
12:50 kind of mimic a marble race. And I
12:53
12:53 didn't want to spend $20 on a program
12:55
12:55 that actually would have done it. So, I
12:57
12:57 did something a little different. But,
12:60
12:60 I'm going to share my screen with you,
13:01
13:01 buddy. And for the people watching and
13:03
13:03 uh for the people watching, just keep on
13:04
13:04 watching. For those of you just
13:05
13:05 listening, I guess just keep listening
13:06
13:06 and see how well this transcribes. Uh
13:08
13:08 but buddy, here you go. I'm going to
13:10
13:10 share my screen. And uh what you will
13:13
13:13 see is this little uh this little video
13:16
13:16 here, buddy. You got this. You got hit.
13:17
13:17 You got this right here. You looking at
13:19
13:19 what I'm seeing?
13:20
13:20 >> Okay, I got it. I got it.
13:22
13:22 >> Okay. Uh can you can you visually see it
13:25
13:25 though, buddy?
13:25
13:25 >> Oh, I can totally visually see it. Yeah,
13:26
13:26 the screen is shared
13:29
13:29 boxes. Yeah. Yeah, we got this.
13:30
13:30 >> Okay. All right. So, uh, I want to
13:33
13:33 preface this also by saying that I did
13:35
13:35 not film these. Uh, our lovely editor,
13:39
13:39 Mia, filmed all this, so I don't know
13:41
13:41 the outcomes to this either. So, we're
13:43
13:43 going to be doing this together. Uh, but
13:47
13:47 Josh, I'll go ahead and play this for
13:48
13:48 you guys, and you guys can just uh see
13:50
13:50 this. Uh, but what you'll notice is that
13:53
13:53 uh these are all our shirt designs,
13:55
13:55 buddy, that uh have been input into
13:58
13:58 this. And uh the map is randomizing
14:01
14:01 right now. That's what's what's going
14:02
14:02 on. Mia is clicking that button a few
14:04
14:04 times. She's clicking it 14 times.
14:05
14:05 That's how many uh shirts and stuff we
14:07
14:07 have. But these are
14:09
14:09 I paused it. Uh these are marbles, quote
14:13
14:13 unquote, and they're going to be going
14:14
14:14 down a track buddy. And we're going to
14:15
14:15 have a little bit of a marble race to
14:18
14:18 the finish here. And it's going to be a
14:20
14:20 it's going to be a few different heats.
14:22
14:22 So, I don't know the outcome. Mia knows
14:25
14:25 the outcome. And Joshua, this is the
14:28
14:28 first time you're ever seeing this, so
14:29
14:29 you don't know the outcome. But buddy,
14:31
14:31 uh, we are both in there, by the way. I
14:33
14:33 see I see you here and your beautiful
14:35
14:35 little face and mine up here right
14:37
14:37 there. Beautiful. And then all the shirt
14:38
14:38 >> design look like t-shirts. Yeah. The
14:40
14:40 only Yeah.
14:41
14:41 >> Yeah. The only thing that doesn't look
14:42
14:42 like t-shirts. Yeah. Uh, all the shirt
14:44
14:44 designs. Sorry for the light. March. Uh,
14:46
14:46 but Joshua, let's go. Let's This is the
14:48
14:48 first heat. Uh, there are a few
14:50
14:50 different heats. So, as me explained to
14:52
14:52 me, uh the way this works is that there
14:55
14:55 are 14 marbles currently,
14:57
14:57 >> and then after this round, it goes down
14:59
14:59 to the top 10, the top five, and then
15:03
15:03 the top two will go at it in a race. She
15:05
15:05 did tell me also that in one of these
15:08
15:08 other heats, there is a top three
15:09
15:09 instead of a top two because of the
15:10
15:10 outcome. Uh but for right now, we're
15:13
15:13 trying to make it to the top 10, buddy.
15:15
15:15 That's that is what I'm understanding
15:17
15:17 from what I got from her. So, here we
15:19
15:19 go. Let's get it.
15:22
15:22 So, we're off. There's you. There's me.
15:24
15:24 I'm falling down real quick. Uh, it
15:26
15:26 looks like the Dead Surfer has taken a
15:28
15:28 giant lead at the moment. A real giant
15:30
15:30 lead. Uh, Joshua, you and I are still
15:32
15:32 there. Uh, looks like you're second,
15:34
15:34 third, and uh, Dead Surfer got stuck at
15:37
15:37 the moment. I'm very confused as to
15:40
15:40 where I am right now. I
15:41
15:41 >> can I just say Dead Surfer is my
15:42
15:42 favorite logo. By the way,
15:43
15:43 >> Dead Surfer is a great logo. Also, by
15:45
15:45 the way, we just showed up with a bunch
15:46
15:46 of our other friends.
15:47
15:47 >> Oh, look. And Joshua, you are right
15:50
15:50 there. Look at you. You are your second.
15:52
15:52 No, you made it to first. Look at that
15:54
15:54 beautiful face circling around. This is
15:56
15:56 amazing. We have the main logo. I didn't
15:58
15:58 even know the main logo was in there.
15:60
15:60 >> It looks like uh All right, so we just
16:02
16:02 got to get top 10. So, it looks like
16:03
16:03 you're going to be perfectly fine. I
16:04
16:04 don't know where I am, so I'm I'm very
16:07
16:07 scared for the moment.
16:09
16:09 >> So, we have main logo at number one
16:10
16:10 finisher Joshua. Oh, there's me. I'm a
16:12
16:12 number three. Uh Captain Black,
16:14
16:14 >> you're getting kicked out. All right.
16:16
16:16 Past the finish line. Got it. Yeah. Got
16:18
16:18 it.
16:18
16:18 >> Yeah. Top 10. So, it looks like we're
16:19
16:19 looks like we're in the top 10, which is
16:22
16:22 great. Uh,
16:24
16:24 it's scrolling too quickly here, M. It's
16:26
16:26 hard to hard to say. Uh, but it looks
16:27
16:27 like the people are getting eliminated
16:29
16:29 are going to be the ocean babe, the
16:30
16:30 alien drink, and uh then see who has the
16:34
16:34 other ones. Uh, but Joshua, top three.
16:36
16:36 Top three so far.
16:37
16:37 >> That was heat number one.
16:39
16:39 >> Heat number one. Looks like we're moving
16:40
16:40 on.
16:41
16:41 >> Are we playing for Is there like an
16:42
16:42 endgame here? Is there something we
16:44
16:44 playing for? Is there like a giveaway at
16:47
16:47 the end of this? Is Is there
16:49
16:49 >> Do I have to stop wearing diapers for a
16:51
16:51 week or something like that? Like what
16:52
16:52 what are we doing?
16:53
16:53 >> Joshua, we are we are playing
16:56
16:56 >> for the first round of drinks in Vegas.
16:58
16:58 So
16:59
16:59 >> Oh, all right.
17:00
17:00 >> Whoever loses has to buy the first round
17:02
17:02 of drinks in Vegas and we'll film it and
17:04
17:04 it could be something special or it
17:05
17:05 doesn't have to be. So we'll just that
17:08
17:08 that'll be the thing we're we're going
17:09
17:09 for unless neither one of us make it.
17:11
17:11 Then I guess if nobody makes it, we'll
17:13
17:13 do a giveaway on the website. So we'll
17:15
17:15 do that. All right, perfect.
17:16
17:16 >> So, that was race one in the
17:18
17:18 >> books. Race one, heat one. Let's move on
17:21
17:21 to race one, heat two. So, here we go.
17:24
17:24 Starting this bad boy up. Here we are
17:26
17:26 again. These are the top 10 now. So, we
17:28
17:28 have a a huge amount. So, fisherman
17:31
17:31 hiker, we have the [ __ ] big boy. We
17:33
17:33 got you and me, buddy. Um Mia is
17:36
17:36 randomizing again. She's doing it 10
17:38
17:38 times uh to get a different track. And
17:40
17:40 so, here we go. Three, two, one, launch.
17:45
17:45 Joshua has an early early start. Oh,
17:47
17:47 Joshua, we're kissing. We stopped
17:49
17:49 together.
17:49
17:49 >> Uh, so we have to make it to top five in
17:52
17:52 this mo in this moment.
17:53
17:53 >> I don't know if we're going to be top
17:54
17:54 five. There's who? I don't know who that
17:56
17:56 is. Who Who's
17:58
17:58 >> uh who is the one right now? Is that the
17:59
17:59 Deep Sea Kraken is in first right now,
18:01
18:01 followed by the forgotten hiker, which
18:03
18:03 is great. So, those two automatically
18:05
18:05 going to go if they keep this up. Uh,
18:08
18:08 looks like the uh
18:09
18:09 >> Okay.
18:10
18:10 >> All right. Surfer.
18:11
18:11 >> Cool. Yeah, dead surfer.
18:12
18:12 >> Dead surfer.
18:12
18:12 >> Perfect. Number one.
18:14
18:14 >> All right. Deep sea cracking dash. We
18:15
18:15 have to make top five.
18:17
18:17 >> All right. There's me. Uh, where are
18:19
18:19 you?
18:20
18:20 >> So, still not going to.
18:23
18:23 >> Oh, buddy. Oh, buddy.
18:25
18:25 >> All right.
18:26
18:26 >> I'm probably stuck. I'm probably My face
18:27
18:27 is probably I'm neck deep in one of
18:29
18:29 those donuts up there.
18:30
18:30 >> There you are. There you are. You at
18:31
18:31 ninth place, buddy. Ninth place. So, it
18:33
18:33 looks like you are not moving on from
18:35
18:35 this,
18:36
18:36 >> which is uh which is a shame.
18:39
18:39 >> It's It's fine. Uh, how'd you feel to
18:40
18:40 get eliminated in heat?
18:42
18:42 >> I do my best work from the stands. You
18:44
18:44 know, I I never need to be in the race
18:46
18:46 to enjoy the race. I'll tell you that
18:48
18:48 right now.
18:51
18:51 >> Well, let's hopefully I can win this for
18:53
18:53 us, buddy. So, let's see. Let's see what
18:55
18:55 happens cuz this is this is race one. I
18:57
18:57 can tell you that there are two races
18:59
18:59 and then there's a there may be a
19:01
19:01 head-to-head match. So, let's see. So,
19:03
19:03 this is heat uh what is this? Race one,
19:05
19:05 heat three. This is the semifinals. So,
19:08
19:08 whoever goes to here, whoever wins from
19:10
19:10 this goes to the finals. So, here you
19:12
19:12 go. There's me, main logo, dead surfer.
19:15
19:15 I'm assuming, Josh, are you going for
19:16
19:16 dead surfer right now? Because that's
19:17
19:17 your favorite design.
19:18
19:18 >> I'm 100% dead surfer.
19:19
19:19 >> Okay. All right. I I feel that. I mean,
19:21
19:21 I would I would have done the same
19:22
19:22 thing. Uh I am not doing a great start,
19:24
19:24 by the way. We just launched. Uh I am
19:26
19:26 second currently. Uh I'm first. I'm
19:28
19:28 falling like a goddamn rock right now,
19:29
19:29 buddy. I'm doing great. I'm doing great.
19:31
19:31 I'm about to get to the finals. I can
19:33
19:33 feel it. Uh got the main logo right
19:35
19:35 behind me. They're the Looks like
19:36
19:36 Bigfoot Duck is back there. Uh Joshua
19:38
19:38 Dead Surfer looks like he's [ __ ] dead
19:40
19:40 last if I'm being honest with you here.
19:43
19:43 Uh main logo is falling very slow.
19:46
19:46 >> It looks like we're all kind of at a
19:47
19:47 standstill at the moment. Uh main logo
19:50
19:50 will move on followed by Oh, I came in
19:53
19:53 second. I got second, which means I'm
19:55
19:55 going to be in the finals.
19:56
19:56 >> Dead Surfer got uh fifth.
19:58
19:58 >> Dead Surfer got fifth. So that was the
19:60
19:60 semi-final. So that was the This is the
20:01
20:01 top two. So now it's just me and the
20:03
20:03 main logo, buddy. Me and the main logo.
20:05
20:05 So, who you got?
20:06
20:06 >> Who you got?
20:07
20:07 >> I'm going logo.
20:09
20:09 >> I did not record any of this. So,
20:11
20:11 >> yeah, right. Going against this guy
20:13
20:13 wrote the bot that created this [ __ ]
20:15
20:15 He's going to act like he he's not going
20:17
20:17 to win this.
20:18
20:18 >> I did not. Listen, I'm doing this for
20:20
20:20 the love of the game. All right. Love of
20:21
20:21 the game. Here we go. Mia is randomizing
20:23
20:23 two times. So, uh it's just me and the
20:27
20:27 main logo. We'll see what's up. I'm I'm
20:29
20:29 kind of nervous. Main logo's taking a
20:32
20:32 strong first place lead right now. I am
20:34
20:34 falling way behind. It just hit a UFO.
20:36
20:36 That is not good. Uh Main Logo hit a
20:38
20:38 hammer. Looks like it's going Main Logo
20:41
20:41 is just kicking my ass right now,
20:42
20:42 Joshua. I I am nowhere near Oh, wait.
20:45
20:45 Main logo got stuck. I got stuck. Kind
20:48
20:48 of neck and neck battle right now.
20:49
20:49 Interesting. I'm scared. A little
20:52
20:52 scared. Hitting planes. I'm hitting some
20:53
20:53 planes. Very cool. Uh Joshua, I don't
20:57
20:57 know about this, buddy. I don't know.
20:59
20:59 >> I don't know. Oh,
21:01
21:01 >> of course he wins. Yeah. Yeah.
21:03
21:03 >> First place, everybody. First place. I
21:05
21:05 have beaten the main logo. I'd like to
21:07
21:07 thank my fans. I'd like to thank the
21:08
21:08 audience. I'd like to thank the academy.
21:10
21:10 Uh it's been fun, you know.
21:13
21:13 >> Um I I don't know what else to say. Uh
21:16
21:16 thank you. Uh thank you God. Thank you
21:18
21:18 to uh thank you to Cider Co. Seattle
21:21
21:21 Cider Co. Um but Joshua, there is a
21:24
21:24 second race here. This is race two.
21:26
21:26 >> Okay.
21:26
21:26 >> So strap in, buddy. Strap in. Mia told
21:29
21:29 me that this was probably one of the
21:32
21:32 most entertaining ones uh when she was
21:35
21:35 doing it. So that should lead to
21:36
21:36 something. So we're back at it, buddy.
21:38
21:38 We're back at it. So everybody's back
21:40
21:40 in. You, me, main logo, dead surfer,
21:42
21:42 deep sea kraken, ocean babe, golden
21:45
21:45 cowboy, Kraken, crypted, alien drink,
21:47
21:47 Captain Blackbeard, [ __ ] space
21:49
21:49 cowpoke, fisherman, fireman, uh
21:52
21:52 forgotten hiker, all the fun. All the
21:54
21:54 fun. So here you go. She's randomizing
21:56
21:56 again 14 times because that is how many
21:59
21:59 people are inside of this little marble
22:00
22:00 game. Oh my god. Here we go. I'm
22:04
22:04 excited. 3 2 1 and they [ __ ] drop,
22:09
22:09 buddy. There we go. I'm in taking a
22:11
22:11 strong I've lost all my place here. Uh
22:13
22:13 main logo has the first place right now
22:16
22:16 and is doing a pretty strong pretty
22:18
22:18 strong job. Uh looks like [ __ ]
22:20
22:20 Crypted took the There's too much lead
22:22
22:22 switching back and forth right now,
22:24
22:24 buddy. But I see you. I see me. Uh, we
22:26
22:26 do have to get the top 10. So, let's
22:28
22:28 hope that we get the top 10. I really
22:30
22:30 hope we get to top 10 cuz right now we
22:32
22:32 are not looking like we're going to get
22:33
22:33 to top 10. Uh, who is that? Forgotten
22:36
22:36 hiker. Forgotten hiker is currently
22:38
22:38 first place. Follow my main logo. And
22:40
22:40 then the crypted. Forgotten hiker scores
22:43
22:43 first. Crypted. Joshua's fifth. All
22:46
22:46 right, I'm sixth. So, we made it to
22:47
22:47 10th. We're We're moving on. We're
22:50
22:50 moving on. Uh, SAV to everybody else. Uh
22:53
22:53 that is Space Cowpole, Deep Sea Kraken,
22:56
22:56 Frost Bit and Frosty, Dead Surfer.
22:58
22:58 Sorry, but he didn't make it. He didn't
22:59
22:59 go all the way. Uh and then the last one
23:02
23:02 was Ocean Babe. Ocean Babe not doing too
23:04
23:04 well to be honest. So there's that.
23:06
23:06 Goodbye Ocean Babe. So that was
23:08
23:08 >> Ocean Babe wasn't meant for racing.
23:10
23:10 Ocean Babe is not Ocean Babe just wants
23:12
23:12 to chill, man.
23:13
23:13 >> Yeah, it's kind of
23:14
23:14 >> that's what I you know, Ocean Bab's just
23:15
23:15 relaxing on a beach somewhere, you know?
23:17
23:17 >> So it's expected.
23:19
23:19 >> All right. Race two, heat two, buddy.
23:22
23:22 I'm We just got to get top five. Top
23:24
23:24 five. Top five. Top five. Here we go.
23:28
23:28 There's all your All your opponents.
23:30
23:30 Fisherman, cowpoke, forgotten hiker,
23:33
23:33 Captain Blackbeard, you, me, main logo.
23:35
23:35 It's being randomized.
23:38
23:38 Oh god, I'm scared. I'm very nervous,
23:40
23:40 buddy. We just got to get top five.
23:43
23:43 Whenever you're ready, Mia. There you
23:44
23:44 go. All right. Three, two, one, and
23:46
23:46 they're dropping, buddy. Oh [ __ ] Look
23:48
23:48 at that. We just hit some What is that?
23:50
23:50 A shrimp? I don't know what the hell
23:52
23:52 that was. Main logo's taking a strong
23:54
23:54 lead right now. A very strong lead. A
23:57
23:57 absolutely dominating strong lead. Uh,
24:01
24:01 Main Logo is definitely going to take
24:03
24:03 this one all the way home. Uh, Crypted
24:05
24:05 is not doing too bad. This is his second
24:07
24:07 race and he's doing pretty decent. Oh,
24:09
24:09 Main Logo got stuck. Main logo is stuck.
24:12
24:12 Crypted's following it up. Oh [ __ ]
24:14
24:14 Joshua. We could have a little a little
24:15
24:15 neckand-neck finish here. This is
24:17
24:17 exciting. I don't know where we are. We
24:19
24:19 got to we got to get We got to get top
24:21
24:21 five.
24:22
24:22 >> Top top five. There we are. We made it.
24:25
24:25 All right. So, Crypt Joshua, Yep. third,
24:28
24:28 me fourth, and then Captain uh Bone
24:31
24:31 Beard, uh fifth, and then there's all
24:34
24:34 the other ones. Fisherman's gone,
24:35
24:35 hiker's gone, Alien's gone, Cowpoke is
24:37
24:37 gone. Oh boy,
24:39
24:39 >> this too much pressure. Can't handle it.
24:41
24:41 >> This is a lot of pressure.
24:42
24:42 >> I think I need a bathroom break. This
24:44
24:44 too much.
24:44
24:44 >> This is a lot. Let's go. Semifinals,
24:47
24:47 buddy. We have to get I think we have to
24:50
24:50 just get top five in this one. Or wait,
24:52
24:52 no, this is semi-finals.
24:54
24:54 >> Either.
24:55
24:55 >> Yeah, this is basically uh this is top
24:58
24:58 the top two, right? I don't know. We'll
25:01
25:01 see. There you go. Here we go. Three,
25:03
25:03 two, one, and we're dropping, buddy.
25:06
25:06 There we go. You got a strong lead. Oh,
25:08
25:08 you stopped. I took over the lead. This
25:10
25:10 is This is going to be [ __ ] close. I
25:12
25:12 can already see it. I'm slowly drifting
25:15
25:15 ahead right now. I'm neck and neck with
25:17
25:17 the uh cowboy or the cowpoke. Uh
25:19
25:19 cowpoke's taking a strong lead. It's
25:21
25:21 cowboy's dropping like a rock. I'm right
25:22
25:22 behind him. I took that swerving lead.
25:24
25:24 Did you see that? Joshua, you're backing
25:25
25:25 up the rear right now in third place.
25:26
25:26 Oh, I got stuck. You got stuck.
25:28
25:28 Everybody's getting stuck. This is This
25:30
25:30 is nerve-wracking. Oh [ __ ] [ __ ]
25:33
25:33 Space Cowpole took first place followed
25:36
25:36 by me followed by Joshua.
25:39
25:39 >> Okay. All right.
25:41
25:41 >> So there we go. This is this is the
25:43
25:43 finals.
25:44
25:44 >> So Mia did tell me that she uh decided
25:48
25:48 she made a an executive decision to put
25:50
25:50 us both in the finals with the cowpoke
25:53
25:53 because we she felt that would be more
25:55
25:55 entertaining. So I know for a fact that
25:57
25:57 we made on this one
25:59
25:59 >> to the final. So this is you, me, and
26:02
26:02 space cowpoke for the win here, buddy.
26:04
26:04 Now I I won that last one. So you need a
26:07
26:07 win right now in order for this to be a
26:09
26:09 tied competition. So, here we go. Three,
26:12
26:12 two, one, we drop. Here we go. I taken a
26:15
26:15 strong lead. Cowpoke is right there
26:17
26:17 behind me. Joshua, you're in third place
26:18
26:18 right now. You You [ __ ] fallen like a
26:21
26:21 rock. We're neck and neck right now.
26:22
26:22 Joshua is second currently. I'm
26:24
26:24 currently first. Still falling. Joshua
26:26
26:26 is right behind me. The way he likes to
26:28
26:28 be. Uh, right be Oh [ __ ] Cowpoke is
26:31
26:31 taking the strongest lead at the game in
26:33
26:33 the moment. Cowpoke is still holding on.
26:35
26:35 I'm dropping like a rock right behind
26:36
26:36 him. I just popped him right now. Joshua
26:38
26:38 is nowhere to be found. I'm very worried
26:40
26:40 right now. There he is. Joshua has
26:42
26:42 fallen from the sky. It is amazing. Uh,
26:45
26:45 now they're both stuck. Cowpoke and
26:46
26:46 Joshua are stuck on this little spinning
26:47
26:47 thing. Uh, Joshua is slowly falling. I'm
26:49
26:49 nowhere to be found at the moment, which
26:51
26:51 is not good for me. So, uh, we'll see
26:54
26:54 what happens with that. Joshua has taken
26:55
26:55 first. Joshua has taken first place. Oh
26:59
26:59 my god. And I got stuck. That's where I
27:01
27:01 am. I'm stuck currently on top of a hard
27:03
27:03 hat. Incredible. Incredible. All right,
27:06
27:06 >> so this makes sense now. This makes
27:08
27:08 sense to why Mia sent me this 1v one cuz
27:11
27:11 it all came down to a 1v one. So buddy,
27:14
27:14 this is the last one that we got. This
27:16
27:16 is the race three heat uh one v one. You
27:20
27:20 versus me. The tiebreaker.
27:24
27:24 The loser has to buy the first round of
27:26
27:26 drinks in Vegas. Joshua, all of this
27:28
27:28 could have been summed up with this one
27:30
27:30 race, but you know, we're a podcast
27:31
27:31 about filling time and making
27:33
27:33 entertainment. So here we go, buddy.
27:35
27:35 Let's [ __ ] launch this bad boy up.
27:37
27:37 Mia's going to go ahead and randomize
27:38
27:38 the track again, hitting it twice
27:40
27:40 because it's only you and me. So, here
27:43
27:43 we go. Whenever you're ready, Mia, you
27:45
27:45 got this. There you go. Three, two, one.
27:48
27:48 Joshua, you are right out the gate. Oh,
27:50
27:50 you've hit a UFO. You got stuck on an
27:53
27:53 astronaut. I am stuck on some donuts, as
27:55
27:55 I would love to be. Joshua's stuck on
27:57
27:57 some flowers. Joshua, we're neck and
27:58
27:58 neck right now on the opposite sides of
27:59
27:59 the screen, which is amazing. Uh, I'm
28:01
28:01 hitting some chains first. You got the
28:03
28:03 chain second. I'm taking a strong lead
28:05
28:05 right now, buddy. Uh, but you are close
28:07
28:07 behind me, sniffing the back of my neck,
28:09
28:09 Harris, and I am stuck on a moving
28:12
28:12 square platform. Uh, but you are finding
28:14
28:14 your way through this square platform
28:16
28:16 like a goddamn beast. Uh, but you're
28:18
28:18 still right behind me. You're you're
28:19
28:19 tasting my booty hair right now. I can
28:20
28:20 feel it. I can feel your breath on the
28:22
28:22 back of my neck and it is amazing. I've
28:24
28:24 hit a hard hat. Joshua, oh my god,
28:29
28:29 >> finish everybody. What? Joshua has won
28:32
28:32 >> the first ever sorry for the delay
28:35
28:35 marble drop. Congratulations, buddy.
28:38
28:38 That was that was amazing. I don't know
28:40
28:40 how well this is going to be on a
28:41
28:41 podcast, but god damn it, it's going to
28:43
28:43 make a great short. So, thank you all
28:45
28:45 for watching that. Joshua,
28:47
28:47 congratulations. Uh do you want to give
28:48
28:48 us a speech?
28:50
28:50 >> Uh no, it was an easy win and I had
28:52
28:52 confidence the entire time. So, uh, but
28:55
28:55 if you if anybody needs a tip on how to
28:57
28:57 go faster,
28:58
28:58 >> shave most of your body hair except for
29:01
29:01 that little strip that goes down your
29:02
29:02 butt crack. That will actually increase
29:04
29:04 the speed in which you move. So, keep
29:06
29:06 that
29:07
29:07 >> aerodynamics.
29:09
29:09 >> Yeah. Yeah, that strip. Yeah.
29:11
29:11 >> Okay. Well, that was pretty [ __ ] fun.
29:14
29:14 I enjoyed that. If you didn't enjoy
29:16
29:16 that, feel free to skip ahead to the
29:17
29:17 next topic that Josh is about to talk
29:19
29:19 about right now.
29:20
29:20 >> Whatever. Whatever, man.
29:24
29:24 All right, buddy. Hey. Um, I mean, I
29:27
29:27 don't know where we go from marbles to
29:30
29:30 100 quiet echoes. It's quite
29:33
29:33 >> as we run, baby.
29:34
29:34 >> It's quite the change in tone. Um, so,
29:37
29:37 okay. So, this this one is more it's
29:39
29:39 kind of meant to be more of like a um
29:42
29:42 like a meaningful it's it's kind of like
29:45
29:45 a a play on like a a philosophical
29:47
29:47 question as far as you know the hundred
29:50
29:50 echoes that we live through our lives
29:54
29:54 and um I kind of look at these echoes as
29:56
29:56 years in our life right uh so you know
29:59
29:59 you're one years old there's an echo
30:01
30:01 you're two years old there's an echo
30:03
30:03 there there's a three so every year of
30:05
30:05 our life will leave behind echoes of our
30:08
30:08 past. So the the question
30:12
30:12 is with all these echoes that we channel
30:14
30:14 through our lives and everything that we
30:16
30:16 go through is is there a point in your
30:18
30:18 life where
30:21
30:21 the echo is the loudest and and if and
30:24
30:24 if you've already experienced that echo
30:26
30:26 like say say when your birthday Sean you
30:27
30:27 had like the best time of your life and
30:29
30:29 that's that's always echo that's
30:30
30:30 resonated the loudest thus far
30:33
30:33 >> would you if you could choose to hang
30:36
30:36 out in that echo chamber if you could
30:37
30:37 you could just live in that space like a
30:39
30:39 groundhog's day,
30:41
30:41 would would you stay there or would you
30:44
30:44 continue to like get to your hundth
30:47
30:47 echo? Is is you know a hundred years
30:50
30:50 long enough
30:51
30:51 >> for to hear enough things within your
30:55
30:55 within your chamber within your echo
30:56
30:56 chamber or
30:58
30:58 >> Yeah. So it's basically just
31:01
31:01 >> So do I want
31:02
31:02 >> is 100 years long enough or or is it not
31:04
31:04 long you know not long enough not long
31:08
31:08 enough.
31:09
31:09 >> Okay. So let me let me see if I'm
31:10
31:10 understanding the question correctly.
31:12
31:12 >> Are you asking me if I would want to
31:16
31:16 stay at a certain point in my life for
31:19
31:19 the rest of my life? Is that what you're
31:21
31:21 >> correct? Like you could pause it like
31:23
31:23 that that would be the moment in time.
31:25
31:25 If I could live in this moment for the
31:27
31:27 rest of my life, would I want to be in
31:28
31:28 this moment for the rest of my life if I
31:30
31:30 find that moment to be what I want?
31:31
31:31 Okay. Okay. Okay. I understand the
31:32
31:32 question then. Um
31:33
31:33 >> or would you or would you just let or
31:34
31:34 would you test your luck and just
31:35
31:35 continue to play it out and tell
31:38
31:38 >> I get you. I 100% get it. I I'm going to
31:40
31:40 be in the camp that wants to continue to
31:42
31:42 test their luck because I feel like if
31:44
31:44 you told me 10 years ago that I'd be
31:46
31:46 sitting on a podcast, first of all, I'd
31:48
31:48 be asking you what the [ __ ] is a podcast
31:50
31:50 and secondly I'd be asking who the [ __ ]
31:51
31:51 am I sitting with? And then I would
31:53
31:53 explain that I'm sitting with my best
31:55
31:55 friend. You know, I would not have that
31:57
31:57 moment in my life if I didn't continue
31:59
31:59 to live through that life. You know,
32:00
32:00 like I I don't think I want to be paused
32:03
32:03 at any point in my life. Even though the
32:05
32:05 points in my life that I've had have
32:06
32:06 been great and some of them haven't
32:08
32:08 been, you know, I I would still want to
32:10
32:10 continue. So I I wouldn't pause any any
32:12
32:12 moment of my life. Unless, of course, I
32:13
32:13 could pause the moment when I die and
32:15
32:15 then, you know, just go backward, right?
32:18
32:18 >> Just play that out.
32:19
32:19 >> Yeah. Just play that out. But what about
32:22
32:22 you?
32:22
32:22 >> Right before the last heartbeat, you
32:24
32:24 just
32:24
32:24 >> Yeah, like right before, you know, I
32:26
32:26 knew what was like I it's coming and
32:28
32:28 then I was like, nah, nah, not yet. Not
32:30
32:30 yet.
32:32
32:32 >> What about you? You pausing anymore? No,
32:34
32:34 I I think, you know, I I was kind of a
32:36
32:36 little surprised because I thought you
32:38
32:38 might take a pause, you know, because I
32:40
32:40 think you've lived you've had some good
32:42
32:42 really good high notes up until, you
32:44
32:44 know, up until now, you know, and and
32:46
32:46 like you said, who knows what the future
32:48
32:48 will hold, but I'm kind of in the same
32:50
32:50 camp like I think we continue to evolve
32:53
32:53 over time, like as people and and
32:56
32:56 getting stuck in one particular echo
32:58
32:58 chamber or pausing in that moment in
33:00
33:00 your life kind of would stunt your
33:02
33:02 growth. would stunt you as a person. So,
33:05
33:05 I'm with you in that one. I want to
33:07
33:07 continue to to echo on and not get stuck
33:09
33:09 in an echo chamber because I think echo
33:12
33:12 chambers are not good. Um, but yeah,
33:15
33:15 buddy, I I'm I'm just curious. I wanted
33:17
33:17 to hear your feedback. And as far as if
33:19
33:19 a 100 echoes is enough for you, 100
33:21
33:21 years,
33:22
33:22 >> if I could make it to a hundred years
33:24
33:24 and have a 100 echoes, I think that
33:25
33:25 would be awesome. Like that would be,
33:28
33:28 you know, I feel like I would have done
33:30
33:30 a lot with my life at that point. you
33:32
33:32 know, live a hundred years, have a 100
33:34
33:34 echoes, you know, that's something
33:36
33:36 that's something, dude, right? Like I
33:39
33:39 mean, we'll we'll touch on it in Death
33:40
33:40 of a Hero. Um, but you know, there's a
33:43
33:43 lot of stuff happening in the world and
33:44
33:44 a lot of sad stuff happening. You know,
33:46
33:46 if I can make it to 100, that would be
33:48
33:48 that'd be great. I mean, I didn't think
33:49
33:49 we would make it to 122 episodes of this
33:51
33:51 podcast and it's still going.
33:53
33:53 >> I knew I I 100% was confident.
33:57
33:57 >> Yeah. The only thing that's going to
33:58
33:58 that's the only time you're never not
34:00
34:00 going to see these two is if there's a
34:02
34:02 power outage. And I'll tell you right
34:03
34:03 now, you go buy a goddamn generator and
34:06
34:06 you put us on in the background. Um if
34:08
34:08 not, I'll I'll buy you one. But
34:11
34:11 >> you know, even if there was a power
34:12
34:12 outage, we have phones. We'll figure out
34:14
34:14 a way. There's always a way. You know,
34:16
34:16 where there's a will, there's a way. You
34:18
34:18 know what else? There's a will for I was
34:21
34:21 going to transition to the AI song. I
34:23
34:23 just [ __ ] [ __ ] that [ __ ] up hard.
34:25
34:25 Uh, but my AI song, buddy. I had to come
34:27
34:27 to the rescue. Uh, this is a a uh I
34:31
34:31 guess I should preference it by saying,
34:34
34:34 uh, Joshua had an AI song. It did not
34:37
34:37 come to fruition. Uh, so he sent me a
34:40
34:40 message. He's like, "Hey, do we have
34:41
34:41 anything in the back catalog and I had
34:43
34:43 to go check the back?" You know, when
34:44
34:44 you go to the retail guy and you're
34:45
34:45 like, "Hey, do you have these shoes in
34:46
34:46 the back?" And they go to the back, but
34:48
34:48 it's just a closet. And they stand there
34:50
34:50 for about 15 minutes uh texting on their
34:53
34:53 phone. Uh, so that was me. Uh, this this
34:56
34:56 podcast episode. Uh, so this is one that
34:58
34:58 I had in the back catalog. Uh, but it
34:60
34:60 kind of works out because it's about
35:02
35:02 winter. Uh, so let's [ __ ] get it,
35:05
35:05 buddy. Uh, this song, as I share my
35:08
35:08 screen with Joshua and the people
35:09
35:09 watching, keep on watching. For those of
35:10
35:10 you listening, uh, you can actually
35:11
35:11 listen to this one. Uh, this this song
35:14
35:14 is called White Noise Rabbit. So, here
35:17
35:17 you go, buddy. Uh, it's only two
35:18
35:18 minutes, so enjoy and, uh, you know,
35:21
35:21 vibe out.
35:24
35:24 Snow snow wonder
35:30
35:30 snow wonder
35:36
35:36 one wonder one wonder one wonder one
35:36
35:36
35:36 wonder one wonder one wonder one wonder
35:36 one wonder one wonder one wonder one
35:40
35:40 it's frozen over
35:45
35:45 white I came back too late too late and
35:49
35:49 the lights
35:51
35:51 Oh,
35:57
35:57 teacup crack.
35:59
35:59 Roses asleep.
36:02
36:02 Names in my mouth.
36:04
36:04 Turning to sleep.
36:07
36:07 It's frozen over frozen. Oh, wait. Wait.
36:12
36:12 I came back. Too late. Too late. In the
36:16
36:16 light.
36:19
36:19 Alice. You're jealous. You're late.
36:22
36:22 Don't Don't look at the eyes. Look at
36:24
36:24 me.
36:29
36:29 Sorry.
36:33
36:33 Sorry.
36:35
36:35 Sorry.
36:38
36:38 Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Smile is a
36:42
36:42 statue now. Every joke went quiet.
36:45
36:45 This is a home. It's a grave and I can't
36:48
36:48 deny it.
36:50
36:50 >> This isn't Wonderland.
36:53
36:53 It's your own.
36:55
36:55 >> This isn't so
36:58
36:58 wake up. Wake up. Wake up. Crack the
37:01
37:01 ice. Crack the ice. Feel my heart start.
37:06
37:06 Hold me out. Pull me out. Pull me out.
37:09
37:09 The dark come still here. Still you.
37:13
37:13 Still here. Still here.
37:17
37:17 Wake up. Waking up.
37:24
37:24 Wake up.
37:27
37:27 Wake up.
37:30
37:30 Wake up.
37:32
37:32 Wake up.
37:35
37:35 Wake up.
37:37
37:37 Wake waking up.
37:47
37:47 There you go, buddy. Short and sweet
37:49
37:49 this week. You know, they all can't be a
37:52
37:52 big old sick minute six minute tracks,
37:54
37:54 but uh I enjoyed that one. I I didn't
37:56
37:56 realize that I had one in the back
37:58
37:58 catalog until you told me you needed
37:59
37:59 one. Uh so there you go. There's There's
38:01
38:01 one for the books. How'd you feel about
38:03
38:03 that one, buddy?
38:04
38:04 >> That was good. I I I think that could be
38:06
38:06 like a uh an alarm, you know, like put
38:08
38:08 that on to wake up in the morning to
38:10
38:10 just something that's soft, lowfi,
38:13
38:13 >> you know, that doesn't have to be a
38:14
38:14 banger, you know? You're not going to
38:15
38:15 hurt your ears listening to that one.
38:17
38:17 That's for sure.
38:18
38:18 >> But, you know, I think there's a place
38:20
38:20 for that song,
38:21
38:21 >> you know, somewhere. A little ringtone
38:23
38:23 >> somewhere.
38:24
38:24 >> Yeah, I feel that.
38:25
38:25 >> I'd like to be a ringtone.
38:27
38:27 >> I'll make you a ringtone, buddy.
38:30
38:30 >> Yeah, but Sean's right. I did have a
38:31
38:31 little bit of performance anxiety. I had
38:34
38:34 some songs lined up, but like a boner in
38:38
38:38 your 40s, sometimes it just doesn't stay
38:40
38:40 up. It just you just you just lose it.
38:42
38:42 You lose it along the way. And um I had
38:45
38:45 it.
38:47
38:47 >> Can Can we know what the song was going
38:48
38:48 to be about, buddy? Are you going to
38:50
38:50 next week?
38:50
38:50 >> No, because guess what? Save it.
38:52
38:52 >> Like that one was part of your backlog.
38:54
38:54 Now I have one for my backlog.
38:57
38:57 >> There you go. See, this is synergy,
38:59
38:59 everybody. Synergy.
39:01
39:01 >> Stay tuned for that song. are those
39:03
39:03 songs. Yeah.
39:05
39:05 >> Hell yeah, baby. All right. Shall we
39:06
39:06 move on? Shall we do uh Vanished on
39:09
39:09 record?
39:10
39:10 >> This is a Joshua topic. I'm not sure
39:12
39:12 where we're going to go. Usually with
39:13
39:13 the Joshua topics, we go we go out
39:15
39:15 there. So, here we go.
39:16
39:16 >> Yeah, I know, right? Like the 100 quiet
39:20
39:20 echoes. Uh yeah, who knows where we're
39:22
39:22 going to go. It's always, you know, for
39:24
39:24 me it's always a little tricky gathering
39:25
39:25 my thoughts sometimes. Um, but uh for
39:28
39:28 this one right here, I was listening to
39:29
39:29 a podcast earlier today and you know
39:33
39:33 they were they were kind of talking
39:34
39:34 about the way AI is going to go and
39:38
39:38 robots and and all this stuff and so
39:40
39:40 they so
39:42
39:42 this has to do with automation and uh
39:45
39:45 within the workplace and like what's
39:47
39:47 what's going to happen like how could we
39:49
39:49 get a race? So what what they were
39:50
39:50 talking about is if you live you work in
39:53
39:53 a in a an environment where say you're
39:55
39:55 like on a computer and everything you do
39:58
39:58 is purely keyboard strokes and just
40:01
40:01 doing things within that kind of a
40:03
40:03 space. What they were talking about is
40:06
40:06 through the power of AI and certain
40:08
40:08 companies, what they're going to start
40:10
40:10 doing is as soon as you go to work,
40:13
40:13 they're going to have you start screen
40:16
40:16 recording the time you spend on your
40:19
40:19 computer. So, they're going to analyze
40:21
40:21 your workflow. They're going to document
40:25
40:25 every keystroke, everything you're
40:26
40:26 doing. And if you're either not
40:30
40:30 productive enough or it's basically
40:32
40:32 going to use the data from your 8 your 8
40:35
40:35 hour day, 10-hour day, it's going to
40:37
40:37 analyze everything you're going to do.
40:39
40:39 And if you're no longer needed,
40:41
40:41 unfortunately,
40:43
40:43 now it knows your position and what you
40:45
40:45 do on a daily basis. Your position could
40:48
40:48 get automated and your position could
40:50
40:50 get basically
40:53
40:53 [ __ ] removed because now this bot
40:55
40:55 knows exactly what you're doing all day
40:57
40:57 long and they can do it. They could do
40:59
40:59 it better. So
41:00
41:00 >> yeah,
41:01
41:01 >> the fear is when it comes to automation
41:04
41:04 and say you again this is your space.
41:07
41:07 >> If if say Sean say like this is your
41:10
41:10 space right and and your company was
41:12
41:12 like hey Sean you know what I need you I
41:13
41:13 need you to hit screen record at the
41:15
41:15 beginning of your shift and at the end
41:16
41:16 of it would this would this bring would
41:19
41:19 this make you nervous in the sense that
41:21
41:21 now it's knowing exactly every keystroke
41:23
41:23 and and and would you feel that
41:25
41:25 automation is coming your direction?
41:28
41:28 >> Oh yeah definitely. I mean, I I would
41:30
41:30 feel personally I'd feel like I'm the
41:32
41:32 one training the AI to do my job. You
41:35
41:35 know,
41:35
41:35 >> this is what they're talking about. This
41:36
41:36 is exactly what they're saying.
41:38
41:38 >> So, yeah, I would feel I'd feel very
41:40
41:40 weird about it. Uh but at the same time,
41:43
41:43 if I knew this was coming, like if I saw
41:45
41:45 this and I sensed that I was about to be
41:47
41:47 eliminated from my job, you know, I'm
41:49
41:49 gonna [ __ ] with it. You know, I'm gonna
41:50
41:50 I'm gonna do some [ __ ] that, you know,
41:52
41:52 maybe the AI thinks is right, but it's
41:54
41:54 actually wrong in hindsight. You know,
41:56
41:56 maybe add a little bit of extra zeros to
41:58
41:58 that. uh that performance review, right?
42:00
42:00 Or take out a few letter E's on my
42:03
42:03 initial reports, you know, like I'll
42:05
42:05 just mess with the training algorithm a
42:07
42:07 little bit, you know, to stick it up to
42:08
42:08 the AI man. Um, but yeah, I think I
42:12
42:12 think it would definitely freak me out
42:13
42:13 for sure because I think now that we've
42:18
42:18 reached the point of technology in the
42:19
42:19 podcast a little, uh, I think that
42:23
42:23 the human society has not caught up to
42:28
42:28 the AI portion of like industry and
42:32
42:32 business. And I feel like the shift that
42:34
42:34 everybody and the corporations are
42:36
42:36 making to AI is finally catching up with
42:39
42:39 people like the data inputters and like
42:41
42:41 things like that. Things that shouldn't
42:44
42:44 necessarily be a job nowadays. Like not
42:46
42:46 if you're if you're a data inputter, I
42:49
42:49 not taking that away from you. I'm just
42:51
42:51 saying like there are more efficient
42:55
42:55 ways to do that now with technology and
42:57
42:57 it should be it should have been that
42:59
42:59 way, you know, but now they're slowly
43:02
43:02 starting to do that and eliminating all
43:03
43:03 those jobs and it's upsetting and
43:05
43:05 disappointing to a lot of people and
43:07
43:07 people are losing their jobs right over
43:08
43:08 this. But I feel like if you're a
43:11
43:11 business and you need to, you know, be a
43:15
43:15 business and make money, you have to
43:17
43:17 find ways in order to cut some cost,
43:20
43:20 right? And if that is at the expense of
43:22
43:22 people, does that make you a good
43:24
43:24 corporation? Does that make you a good
43:26
43:26 business? Probably not. But is it more
43:29
43:29 efficient in the long run? And can you
43:31
43:31 make more money doing it? Yeah. So then
43:34
43:34 what's really, you know, where's, you
43:36
43:36 know, what's a business, right? you're
43:38
43:38 in it to make money or you're not. So, I
43:41
43:41 don't know. That's my tangent on that.
43:43
43:43 >> No, no, I I I kind of agree with you.
43:45
43:45 And I think this just goes back to us
43:48
43:48 not forgetting who we are as like
43:50
43:50 people. And if we've ever had a passion
43:51
43:51 that where we used our hands and things
43:53
43:53 that we love to do before, we relied so
43:56
43:56 much on technology to like
43:58
43:58 >> get us everything and and all things
44:00
44:00 that that we have now. Um, so I think
44:02
44:02 it's we could be reaching a space where
44:06
44:06 using your hands a and just your brain
44:08
44:08 and the physical part of being human
44:11
44:11 could be more important than ever
44:12
44:12 because
44:13
44:13 >> we are going to be replaced when it
44:16
44:16 comes to say tech.
44:17
44:17 >> But what they cannot replace is our
44:19
44:19 hands. It cannot replace our passions.
44:21
44:21 It cannot replace who we are as humans.
44:24
44:24 Um, so it could be a good time for
44:26
44:26 certain people to just revisit who you
44:28
44:28 are and your passions, especially if
44:31
44:31 they don't evol especially if they don't
44:33
44:33 evolve around like tech and everything.
44:35
44:35 And
44:36
44:36 >> and I and I just hope that through this
44:38
44:38 process um people humanity just gets
44:41
44:41 better um from an imagination
44:44
44:44 standpoint, from getting your hands on
44:46
44:46 things and just remembering who we are
44:49
44:49 as a species. um because clearly it's
44:51
44:51 it's going to replace us. And um the
44:54
44:54 other thing I was thinking about too is
44:55
44:55 like even in um just um like big box
44:59
44:59 places or wear where you just have to do
45:01
45:01 customerf facing just a part of your
45:04
45:04 uniform now becomes like meta glasses.
45:06
45:06 And so now it's just like you literally
45:08
45:08 you're putting on glasses and and it's
45:10
45:10 it's recording your interactions with
45:12
45:12 customers. AI is learning how to provide
45:15
45:15 better customer service. I I just think
45:18
45:18 it's going to get to a weird place where
45:20
45:20 AI will replace that, but robots can
45:23
45:23 replace, but what it won't replace ever
45:25
45:25 is our human hands and our human
45:26
45:26 imaginations and everything. And so, um,
45:30
45:30 >> you just can't,
45:31
45:31 >> yeah, we got to revisit ourselves.
45:33
45:33 >> I think you'll see it first definitely
45:34
45:34 with the tech industry because
45:37
45:37 >> what is tech but just inputs on a
45:40
45:40 computer, right? And what's more
45:42
45:42 efficient than a computer doing that,
45:44
45:44 you know? I I think where you should be
45:48
45:48 a bigger concern is once you start
45:51
45:51 replacing
45:53
45:53 people with robots in an industry like
45:57
45:57 retail or like customerf facing like
46:02
46:02 anything having to do with customer
46:03
46:03 service like once you hit that point and
46:06
46:06 it's become more efficient than people
46:09
46:09 then you should probably worry about
46:10
46:10 that
46:12
46:12 even before then like you should
46:13
46:13 probably start worrying about that. But
46:15
46:15 you're right, and I agree with this,
46:16
46:16 that you'll never be able to replace
46:18
46:18 human interaction. Uh because some of
46:21
46:21 that interaction is great, right? Some
46:23
46:23 of that's golden. Other times, it's
46:25
46:25 like, I'd rather talk to a [ __ ]
46:26
46:26 computer. Uh but a few months back, you
46:29
46:29 talked about QR codes, and we talked
46:31
46:31 about how there's a generation that does
46:33
46:33 not like QR codes and scanning them and
46:36
46:36 having to do all that. But if you
46:38
46:38 introduce the technology into the world,
46:40
46:40 then people learn to develop with that
46:43
46:43 technology over time. And now you see QR
46:45
46:45 codes and people are kind of used to it
46:47
46:47 and they're still there's some argument
46:49
46:49 with it, right? But it's a lot more
46:51
46:51 accepted now. And I think once you start
46:54
46:54 accepting robots into your life, you
46:56
46:56 either [ __ ] them or you kill them, you
46:58
46:58 know? So where what side of the history
47:00
47:00 books do you want to be on?
47:03
47:03 >> Right.
47:07
47:07 Yeah, buddy. That was just my little
47:09
47:09 curious. I mean, I don't know, man. I
47:10
47:10 just kind of after listening to that
47:11
47:11 podcast, it just kind of got me nervous
47:13
47:13 about,
47:14
47:14 >> you know, being companies screen, you
47:16
47:16 know, screen recording, you know, your
47:19
47:19 work and your workflow and then using
47:21
47:21 that data to like replace you because of
47:24
47:24 your efficiency or whatever. just it
47:26
47:26 just made me super nervous to think that
47:29
47:29 my my screen can be recorded and I could
47:31
47:31 basically be replaced because now I have
47:35
47:35 to let that that animal take over, you
47:40
47:40 know. So,
47:41
47:41 >> I mean, and
47:42
47:42 >> just scary.
47:42
47:42 >> I mean, I'm not trying to be on the side
47:44
47:44 of big business here, but that's like
47:46
47:46 their right, you know? They have every
47:48
47:48 right to, you know, take that
47:51
47:51 information and make it more efficient.
47:54
47:54 So there's there's that it's shitty and
47:57
47:57 it's this is what's going to happen.
47:59
47:59 It's going to lead to this point and
48:00
48:00 then we have to figure out something for
48:02
48:02 those people to do that lose their jobs,
48:04
48:04 right? Like what do you do after that?
48:06
48:06 You know, what do you do after your
48:07
48:07 job's been eliminated? You have to go
48:08
48:08 find something else, right? And in an
48:11
48:11 industry that's shrinking in the tech
48:12
48:12 industry that's shrinking people to
48:14
48:14 replace them with robots. Like do you
48:16
48:16 move out of that space? Like do you go
48:18
48:18 work with your hands? Do you make like
48:19
48:19 little puppets? Um do you go a retail
48:22
48:22 job, right? Do you do more customer
48:24
48:24 service facing things, you know, and
48:26
48:26 then how valuable do those services
48:29
48:29 become now? Because now that tech's
48:31
48:31 being smaller and shrunk down, like how
48:34
48:34 much more important is it to be in a
48:36
48:36 retail space, right? Um
48:39
48:39 remember COVID, right, where the retail
48:42
48:42 workers were the essential workers,
48:44
48:44 right? What came of that? Nothing,
48:47
48:47 right? Nobody got raises and [ __ ]
48:49
48:49 everybody got high fives and pizza
48:51
48:51 parties and we all moved on from it,
48:53
48:53 right? So, you know, there's a bigger
48:56
48:56 there's a bigger problem that the world
48:58
48:58 needs to face and I don't think
48:59
48:59 anybody's ready for that until they're
49:00
49:00 being pushed with something to be a
49:03
49:03 common enemy.
49:04
49:04 >> I have a I have a quick question for you
49:05
49:05 before we move on.
49:06
49:06 >> Sure.
49:07
49:07 >> Land this plane. Would you would you
49:09
49:09 rather get a massage from a robot
49:14
49:14 >> Okay.
49:14
49:14 >> or a real person?
49:16
49:16 Uh well, let me start by saying I do not
49:19
49:19 like massages. I do not like being
49:22
49:22 touched uh in that way. Uh it's just a
49:26
49:26 personal thing with me. Um but if I had
49:28
49:28 the choice, I think I would rather have
49:31
49:31 a robot to be honest because uh there's
49:33
49:33 no like personal connection, you know,
49:35
49:35 like I don't feel the need to conceal my
49:37
49:37 boner when I'm in front of a robot, you
49:39
49:39 know? Like there ain't no hiding that,
49:41
49:41 you know? I just hit the happy ending
49:42
49:42 button on the front of the robot's face
49:44
49:44 and then uh you know it does its job,
49:46
49:46 right? And there's no like having to put
49:48
49:48 money underneath the table and say,
49:50
49:50 "Hey, uh maybe a little little hot tug,
49:53
49:53 right?" So, I'd probably have the robot
49:55
49:55 100%. What about you? You doing the
49:57
49:57 robot or you doing the real person?
49:58
49:58 >> That was going to be my next question
49:60
49:60 for you. It was going to be
50:01
50:01 >> I know where you were going.
50:02
50:02 >> Yeah. Do you think you're more likely to
50:04
50:04 get the happy ending from the robot or
50:07
50:07 the real person?
50:08
50:08 >> Yeah, the robot for sure. It's an option
50:10
50:10 on their face, buddy.
50:13
50:13 >> And is it cheating if you get
50:16
50:16 >> See, that's that's the question. That's
50:18
50:18 the bigger question.
50:19
50:19 >> Now cheating.
50:20
50:20 >> Is it cheating to get a happy ending? A
50:24
50:24 little rub and tug. Uh from a masseuse
50:27
50:27 robot. I don't know. I don't know.
50:29
50:29 Someone have to let us know on that one.
50:31
50:31 >> Yes. I don't know. I Is it emotionally
50:34
50:34 cheating? You know,
50:36
50:36 >> prosthetic arm. Oh, it can't it can't be
50:39
50:39 emotionally. Did you did you make an
50:42
50:42 emotional connection with this robot
50:43
50:43 during that time frame that you were
50:45
50:45 there for the 60 minutes that you had
50:47
50:47 with it? Like you just fell in love with
50:49
50:49 with its circuits and it's its LED
50:52
50:52 lights.
50:54
50:54 >> Yeah. I don't Yeah, I don't know yet.
50:57
50:57 >> Oh [ __ ]
50:58
50:58 >> I don't know, buddy.
50:60
50:60 >> Damn. We have fun here, everybody. We
51:01
51:01 have fun here on this podcast.
51:02
51:02 >> Absolutely.
51:03
51:03 >> Hopefully you're having fun with us,
51:04
51:04 too. Um Joshua, let's do this last
51:06
51:06 topic, then we can start landing this
51:08
51:08 plane. Um this one is called Death of a
51:12
51:12 Hero. Um I know we have I know there's
51:15
51:15 some stuff that we want to talk about in
51:16
51:16 this, but let me let me start by saying
51:18
51:18 this one. Uh
51:21
51:21 Joshua, there are way too many [ __ ]
51:25
51:25 people dying. And people die every day.
51:28
51:28 I understand, but I feel like every time
51:31
51:31 I open the news or Reddit or anything
51:35
51:35 where I get news and stuff like that,
51:37
51:37 um, I see somebody die. Like, I see
51:39
51:39 another celebrity dead for no [ __ ]
51:43
51:43 reason other than old age or something
51:46
51:46 tragic happened, you know, and it's just
51:49
51:49 it's so disheartening. Um,
51:52
51:52 excuse me. And I want to get this one
51:54
51:54 off my chest because it it kind of hit
51:55
51:55 me personally this week. Um, the drummer
51:59
51:59 from a band that I really love who uh my
52:01
52:01 old lady and I got to see a few times
52:03
52:03 and uh the drummer from that band passed
52:05
52:05 away unexpectedly. And uh that one that
52:09
52:09 one hit me real hard, my dude, because
52:11
52:11 we got to meet him twice and he was
52:14
52:14 amazing. Salt of the earth, [ __ ]
52:16
52:16 phenomenal. and uh just to to have
52:21
52:21 shared a moment with him
52:24
52:24 will always be in my heart forever.
52:27
52:27 But the fact that people are just
52:30
52:30 falling away like flies is
52:34
52:34 is uh it's hard man. It's hard. And uh
52:38
52:38 you know death of a hero uh I think we
52:41
52:41 what we wanted to talk about with this
52:42
52:42 one is like how much of you is lost when
52:45
52:45 your heroes die, right? like how much of
52:47
52:47 a part of you like do you you do you
52:49
52:49 lose when they go and I felt like with
52:52
52:52 this one it it it I lost a lot. I I felt
52:56
52:56 like I lost a lot and I feel not that
52:59
52:59 not that way about a lot of people and
53:00
53:00 so that it kind of surprising to me and
53:03
53:03 so I feel like moments like this will
53:05
53:05 always like live in a memory like a core
53:08
53:08 memory as the people say and uh it sucks
53:11
53:11 and so I guess the question stands for
53:13
53:13 you too like how much do you lose when
53:15
53:15 someone passes away like this?
53:18
53:18 >> I I think for me that what dies with
53:21
53:21 that is the ability to form new memories
53:24
53:24 with those people.
53:25
53:25 >> Yeah. Yeah.
53:26
53:26 >> Um because you know whether it's in
53:29
53:29 sports or you know even a family member
53:31
53:31 of yours can be a hero in your life and
53:34
53:34 you're no you will no longer get to
53:36
53:36 celebrate new achievements with those
53:39
53:39 people. Those heroes are gone forever
53:41
53:41 and I think that just places a higher
53:43
53:43 value on the experiences that we've had
53:45
53:45 with them so far.
53:47
53:47 So yeah, I think for me when I lose a
53:50
53:50 hero or somebody I value or put in that
53:54
53:54 pedestal, it it is a it is a major loss
53:57
53:57 for me, but I I think what it does for
53:59
53:59 me is also puts a spotlight on
54:02
54:02 everything I've done with them and makes
54:04
54:04 that shine even brighter. So even though
54:07
54:07 they're gone, I'll still have their
54:09
54:09 memories with me for as long as my mind
54:11
54:11 still works. So yeah, it it truly does
54:14
54:14 suck to lose a hero. And um but the best
54:18
54:18 thing we can do for our heroes in our
54:19
54:19 lives is just keep their memory alive by
54:21
54:21 talking about them, thinking about them,
54:22
54:22 sharing those experiences that we've had
54:25
54:25 >> in our own lives with them. So um it
54:27
54:27 does suck, but we can we can take those
54:30
54:30 shitty moments and um put put a put put
54:34
54:34 a spotlight on them, you know. So
54:37
54:37 >> but I do agree. Yeah, it sucks.
54:39
54:39 >> But
54:40
54:40 >> it's always shitty, man. It's always
54:41
54:41 shitty to lose your heroes, man. Never
54:43
54:43 uh yeah, like you said, never forget
54:45
54:45 them and uh they will never be
54:47
54:47 forgotten, you know, always keep them in
54:48
54:48 your heart.
54:49
54:49 >> So, uh Joshua, how the [ __ ] do we go to
54:52
54:52 a positive subject on this? Like, what
54:54
54:54 >> I you know, I don't know.
54:57
54:57 >> But like I said, you know, it's it's
54:58
54:58 just I think we just live up the
54:59
54:59 moments, man. There's certain things I
55:01
55:01 would not be doing without heroes in my
55:02
55:02 life, you know? I I probably wouldn't be
55:04
55:04 the person I am today without having a
55:08
55:08 hero. So, if you if you haven't found a
55:10
55:10 hero yet, Just know these two guys that
55:14
55:14 you're either watching or live, we would
55:15
55:15 h be happy to be your hero in any kind
55:18
55:18 of way.
55:19
55:19 >> Whoa, whoa, whoa. Listen, I'm not taking
55:20
55:20 on that responsibility. Listen, you're
55:22
55:22 on your own, guys. All right. Joshua can
55:23
55:23 be your hero. I I won't be your hero.
55:26
55:26 I'll just be in the background.
55:28
55:28 >> Be your hero. Now, now we got to
55:31
55:31 negotiate terms. There's always terms to
55:33
55:33 be negotiated when it comes to
55:34
55:34 >> He takes one Bitcoin for every person.
55:37
55:37 >> Jesus. Yeah. Could you imagine one
55:39
55:39 Bitcoin? you know, you know,
55:41
55:41 >> I'm we're always here to listen and
55:43
55:43 that's why we always open up the
55:44
55:44 comments. So, hey, you know, you want us
55:46
55:46 to be your hero, put put a, you know,
55:47
55:47 one or two in the chat. Which one would
55:49
55:49 make a better hero, me or Sean?
55:51
55:51 >> I don't know who's what.
55:52
55:52 >> [ __ ] Joshua for sure. Put that as a
55:54
55:54 vote. Mia, can you get that on a vote on
55:56
55:56 a poll, please? And thank you. I
55:57
55:57 appreciate
55:58
55:58 >> I got told today, you know what's funny?
55:60
55:60 I got told today that I have Bob Ross
56:02
56:02 energy. What the [ __ ] does that even
56:04
56:04 mean?
56:04
56:04 >> It means you're lowfi, buddy. Lowfi, low
56:07
56:07 energy. You know, just [ __ ] chill
56:10
56:10 vibes only, baby. You know, you painting
56:12
56:12 happy little trees over there, dude.
56:14
56:14 You're like, you're making mistakes turn
56:15
56:15 into clouds. That's what that means.
56:17
56:17 >> And you know what's funny is I didn't
56:18
56:18 even think I didn't even know I was
56:20
56:20 going to bring that up, but I actually
56:21
56:21 have a Bob Ross uh Chia Pet.
56:25
56:25 >> Do you really?
56:26
56:26 >> Yeah.
56:26
56:26 >> What is it? Chia Pet.
56:29
56:29 >> Uh, no. I took it out of the box. I
56:31
56:31 mean, you can't keep Bob Ross in a
56:33
56:33 Nobody keeps Bob Ross in a box, man. You
56:35
56:35 got to take that guy out.
56:37
56:37 But did I put the seeds on? But no, I
56:39
56:39 didn't want to mess the hair up.
56:40
56:40 Couldn't I couldn't put the seeds on and
56:42
56:42 and just do that same. So maybe next
56:44
56:44 week.
56:45
56:45 >> Chia Petit.
56:46
56:46 >> Yeah. Yeah, dude. Well, cuz you you know
56:47
56:47 what I mean? You've done You've had a
56:49
56:49 before.
56:49
56:49 >> I know. I know what you mean. It's just
56:50
56:50 funny to me that you have just a naked
56:52
56:52 Bob Ross just sitting somewhere in your
56:54
56:54 home.
56:55
56:55 >> Yeah. I couldn't spread that goo all
56:56
56:56 over that that hair. This nice. No,
56:59
56:59 dude. There's no way spreading that goo.
57:02
57:02 >> Uh just a quick followup. I mean, you
57:04
57:04 you said goo and it reminded me of it.
57:06
57:06 Don't ask me why. Uh, but uh we had
57:09
57:09 actually some comments on the uh a short
57:11
57:11 that we did of the uh [ __ ] Black
57:16
57:16 Friday for uh food workers.
57:18
57:18 >> Okay. Right. There was a comment in
57:20
57:20 there which made me think that this was
57:23
57:23 I didn't even think about this until
57:24
57:24 they said it, but Mother's Day Mother's
57:27
57:27 Day this person commented that they
57:29
57:29 worked at an Olive Garden and Mother's
57:31
57:31 Day was their Black Friday. And I was
57:34
57:34 like, "Oh [ __ ] that makes a lot more
57:36
57:36 sense, right?" Because everybody's
57:38
57:38 taking their moms out for dinner and
57:39
57:39 stuff on that day. And so, yeah, I get
57:41
57:41 it. I get it.
57:42
57:42 >> That's nice. You know, see, in [ __ ] like
57:44
57:44 that, dude. That's cool that that that
57:45
57:45 interaction takes place cuz we learn I
57:48
57:48 think we learn through comments and we
57:49
57:49 learn through our audience. So, thank
57:51
57:51 you. I wish I had the name of that
57:52
57:52 person who
57:54
57:54 >> commented. That would be cool.
57:55
57:55 >> Thank you, whoever it was. You put the
57:57
57:57 comment right there. Thank you.
57:58
57:58 Appreciate that.
57:60
57:60 >> Uh, buddy, let's land this plane. Let's
58:01
58:01 do some fun finds. Let's do some lucky
58:03
58:03 numbers. Let's get the people out of
58:05
58:05 here for the week. I'm starting to feel
58:07
58:07 tired, so let's go ahead and get it.
58:09
58:09 What do you got, buddy? What you What's
58:11
58:11 on your fun find for this week?
58:13
58:13 >> All right, so let's slap it with the fun
58:14
58:14 find first, cuz we love to find fun
58:16
58:16 things on this podcast.
58:19
58:19 >> So, uh, I was out shopping at my
58:21
58:21 favorite place, Target, of all places.
58:25
58:25 >> He's he's a Target boy, you know.
58:27
58:27 >> I know. I'm get point I think you get
58:30
58:30 points there when you use your phone
58:31
58:31 number, right? But I I've always put my
58:33
58:33 girlfriend's number in there, so she's
58:34
58:34 probably got like hundreds of thousands
58:36
58:36 of dollars now in in Target bucks by
58:39
58:39 now. All these Funkos. Um,
58:41
58:41 >> Chuck-E-Cheese dollars.
58:42
58:42 >> Yeah, buddy. I lucked out and I found
58:45
58:45 what I think is a complete set of these
58:48
58:48 bad boys right here. This is the imp
58:50
58:50 >> This is the Star Wars impressions uh set
58:53
58:53 right here.
58:55
58:55 >> Oh. Oh, look at that. I love that
58:58
58:58 Stormtrooper. The Stormtrooper on the
58:60
58:60 bottom right.
59:01
59:01 uh is [ __ ] amazing. That guy's
59:03
59:03 awesome.
59:03
59:03 >> Pretty.
59:04
59:04 >> So, who's there? Who Who do you got with
59:05
59:05 you? Read the read the names because I
59:07
59:07 can't see.
59:07
59:07 >> Okay, so we got Darth Maul on top. We
59:10
59:10 have Bubba Fett. And we have the
59:12
59:12 Stormtrooper. We got all three. And I'll
59:14
59:14 flip it around just so you can see the
59:15
59:15 actual
59:17
59:17 uh the set right there.
59:19
59:19 >> Holy [ __ ] That's [ __ ] great, dude.
59:21
59:21 That's [ __ ] beautiful.
59:22
59:22 >> So, yeah. Pretty awesome fun. It's
59:24
59:24 always not [ __ ] Oh. Oh. Oh.
59:27
59:27 >> Oh. Well, then
59:29
59:29 >> and there goes their value.
59:32
59:32 >> Sorry.
59:33
59:33 >> Yeah. Okay. It's always nice to find set
59:36
59:36 though. I I love when you find the
59:38
59:38 complete sets. That's really cool, dude.
59:40
59:40 So, congratulations on that one. Very
59:42
59:42 nice. Um, let me show you my fun find. I
59:45
59:45 forgot to take the other ones out of the
59:46
59:46 bag. Like Josh, I told Joshua off
59:48
59:48 camera. Uh, but I went to the Funko
59:50
59:50 store on my recent uh station and I have
59:53
59:53 bags and bags of Funkos in front of me
59:55
59:55 and I forgot to pull one out before we
59:56
59:56 started this episode. So, I had to like
59:57
59:57 rumage real quick. Uh, but I do have one
59:59
59:59 here. Uh, it's not the one I wanted to
60:01
60:01 show, but I'm going to show it off
60:02
60:02 anyway. So, I'm going to show them all
60:03
60:03 off. Uh, but it's another Bitty Pop
60:04
60:04 buddy for my little Bitty Pop Town. And
60:06
60:06 this is the Nightmare Before Christmas
60:09
60:09 uh Bitty Pop. You see little Jack
60:11
60:11 Skellington in there and his little uh
60:13
60:13 his little house. So, uh I have a whole
60:16
60:16 little town uh to the left of me over
60:18
60:18 here that I'll show eventually when I
60:19
60:19 have everything all set up. Uh but that
60:21
60:21 is my uh fun find for the week. So,
60:24
60:24 >> there you go.
60:24
60:24 >> Awesome. Yeah. Hey, buddy. Buddy,
60:27
60:27 >> fortunes lucky numbers.
60:29
60:29 >> Guess what, Sean? Guess what?
60:31
60:31 >> I'm guessing.
60:33
60:33 >> I did it. I did it. And I'm still upset.
60:36
60:36 I don't think they've listened to our
60:37
60:37 podcast yet, but I'm I really hope one
60:40
60:40 of these days the owner of this company
60:42
60:42 actually finds us because we have opened
60:44
60:44 so many of these cookies.
60:46
60:46 >> You know, I don't think we've ever said
60:48
60:48 the company name though. I don't think
60:49
60:49 we've ever put the company algorithm or
60:52
60:52 company name in the tags or anything.
60:54
60:54 So, what company is this? These are the
60:56
60:56 Misfortune
60:58
60:58 Fortune cookies. They're actually called
60:60
60:60 Misfortune.
61:01
61:01 >> And Sean, I went ahead and I invested
61:05
61:05 big and I got us the boozy and the dirty
61:10
61:10 dozen. So, we got cookies for days. Now,
61:14
61:14 we got so many cookies and it's going to
61:17
61:17 get dirty and it's going to get boozy.
61:20
61:20 So, Sean, for the first
61:23
61:23 >> Here we go. I wish I wish I could say
61:25
61:25 that. Uh
61:26
61:26 >> I was I was kind of hoping for some
61:28
61:28 different bags, but I do love the dirty
61:30
61:30 and the boozies. Like those are our two
61:32
61:32 favorite ones. So, I'm happy that you
61:34
61:34 brought them back.
61:36
61:36 >> Yeah. Well, they do. I mean, they had
61:37
61:37 some other ones, but they're really
61:38
61:38 they're like themed still. We're like
61:39
61:39 kind of out of Christmas and and they're
61:42
61:42 very themed. So,
61:43
61:43 >> I just And these are pretty fun like you
61:45
61:45 said. But, um which one you want to go
61:48
61:48 boozy or you want to go dirty? Ooh. Uh,
61:51
61:51 you know, let's do boozy cuz I feel like
61:53
61:53 we've been dirty for the last like few
61:55
61:55 months, right? Like with the Christmas
61:56
61:56 ones and stuff like that. Let's do Let's
61:58
61:58 do boozy.
61:59
61:59 >> All right, let's go boozy. Here we go.
62:02
62:02 Let's get into it.
62:03
62:03 >> It's kind of funny. The um the boozy
62:05
62:05 ones are actually red.
62:08
62:08 >> Oh, they're not orange.
62:09
62:09 >> I thought they would be orange.
62:10
62:10 >> Orange. Yeah. So
62:12
62:12 >> Oh [ __ ] That's false advertisement.
62:14
62:14 >> Yeah. Well, cuz the dirty ones, they're
62:16
62:16 actually red.
62:18
62:18 >> Yeah. What the [ __ ] What? What is this?
62:20
62:20 What? Misfortunes. What What's going on?
62:22
62:22 I want answers.
62:24
62:24 >> I I don't know. I don't know. Uh let's
62:27
62:27 see. Let me get
62:28
62:28 >> Are these cookies going to Are these
62:29
62:29 cookies going to pop nicely?
62:31
62:31 >> Uh let's see. Let's see. Let's see. I'll
62:34
62:34 pull it up to the mic. Let's see. Let's
62:35
62:35 see if we get the the pop factor.
62:41
62:41 >> Oh, sounded like a chip. That was nice.
62:45
62:45 >> All right. It It did have some pop to
62:47
62:47 it. It did have some pop.
62:50
62:50 All right, Sean, here we go. We're back
62:51
62:51 into the cookie cookie world.
62:53
62:53 >> Are you ready for it?
62:54
62:54 >> I'm ready.
62:55
62:55 >> All right, Sean, and everybody
62:57
62:57 listening. And for those of you who are
62:59
62:59 watching, here is your misfortune cookie
63:02
63:02 for episode 122.
63:07
63:07 Always take the road less traveled.
63:10
63:10 What? With your license being suspended
63:12
63:12 and all.
63:18
63:18 I mean, I guess, right,
63:19
63:19 >> ladies and gentlemen, don't drink and
63:21
63:21 drive. That's the moral of the story.
63:22
63:22 >> Moral of the story. Yes,
63:24
63:24 >> that's a good one. I like that. What a
63:26
63:26 good way to start, my dude. That's nice.
63:28
63:28 Hell yeah.
63:29
63:29 >> Um, let me get the people their seven
63:31
63:31 lucky numbers for the week and then we
63:32
63:32 can move on here. Uh, your seven lucky
63:34
63:34 numbers for the week. Feel free to use
63:35
63:35 them for whatever various reasons you
63:37
63:37 would like. Uh, they are as followed.
63:39
63:39 11, 12, 19, 23, 27, 42, and 60. Once
63:43
63:43 again, your seven lucky numbers are 11,
63:45
63:45 12, 19, 23, 27, 42, and 60. Hopefully,
63:50
63:50 you guys win something. If you do, let
63:52
63:52 us know. Uh if not, then don't let us
63:54
63:54 know. I mean, we're just happy that
63:56
63:56 you're here with us right now. Uh, and
63:58
63:58 buddy, as we land this plane and we put
64:01
64:01 our seats in the upright position,
64:03
64:03 please let the people know for maybe the
64:05
64:05 first, maybe the last time this week,
64:09
64:09 what is your final thoughts in Joshua's
64:12
64:12 monologue corner, the most important
64:15
64:15 part of the podcast, I definitely stand
64:18
64:18 by that throughout anything that happens
64:20
64:20 in the future or the past, these 40 to
64:23
64:23 30 seconds that Joshua gives everybody
64:25
64:25 here are going to be life-changing. I
64:28
64:28 can feel it, buddy.
64:30
64:30 >> 40 or 30. That's holy [ __ ] That's, you
64:32
64:32 know, 40 or 30. That's like a lifetime
64:34
64:34 for me for a monologue. Holy [ __ ] Um,
64:37
64:37 but no, after this episode, I you know,
64:39
64:39 I'm all hopped up on coffee, man. I'm
64:41
64:41 going to try to get some rest tonight. I
64:43
64:43 feel like we got to come back next week
64:45
64:45 even stronger uh for episode 123. I'm
64:50
64:50 curious about this marble game that Sean
64:52
64:52 was he put on for us and like where
64:53
64:53 we're going to go with this. We're going
64:55
64:55 to Vegas apparently. I'm I You're buying
64:58
64:58 a drink. That's what's going to happen.
64:60
64:60 >> I'm buying for a drink.
65:01
65:01 >> Yeah. So, stay tuned for next week.
65:03
65:03 Thank you for listening. Thank you for
65:04
65:04 watching. These episodes only get
65:06
65:06 better. They only get more fun. We got
65:07
65:07 the cookies back. We're going to be
65:09
65:09 showing off more [ __ ] AI music's
65:11
65:11 coming. Um yeah, just uh see you guys
65:14
65:14 next week.
65:16
65:16 Very nice, buddy. Hey, like Joshua said,
65:18
65:18 we will see you next week. Uh new merch
65:20
65:20 is coming out, I believe. Uh if not this
65:24
65:24 episode week, the week after. I'm
65:26
65:26 shooting for March. Uh so we'll see
65:28
65:28 about that. So just stick with me on
65:29
65:29 that and we'll go from there. Uh but
65:31
65:31 like he said, sorry for the late live.
65:33
65:33 Come check out the episode. Come check
65:35
65:35 out the shorts. Uh we appreciate all of
65:37
65:37 you. We love you. Uh Joshua, I can't
65:39
65:39 leave you without one more thing. Here
65:41
65:41 we go. Are you ready for this one?
65:45
65:45 >> Do snow globes ever get scared?
65:49
65:49 >> I have no idea. Do they?
65:51
65:51 >> No, but occasionally they get shaken.
65:56
65:56 Ladies and gentlemen, we will see you
65:58
65:58 next week. The deuces
66:24
66:24 background drama Joshua.
66:27
66:27 No problem.
66:31
66:31 Good clap. Good clap. I'm do my snaps
66:34
66:34 here. Perfect. Wonderful snaps.
66:37
66:37 Wonderful claps. I think they're the
66:38
66:38 best claps and snaps I think we've ever
66:40
66:40 done on this podcast. God damn, buddy.
66:43
66:43 God damn. It's going to be
66:44
66:44 >> We started doing claps and snaps on the
66:45
66:45 very first episode.
66:47
66:47 >> Uh yeah. Yeah, because we we had to sink
66:49
66:49 everything in. Yeah.
66:50
66:50 >> That's always been We've never done
66:52
66:52 anything else. It's like you've never
66:54
66:54 >> There was that one time you did do that
66:56
66:56 little clap with the the
66:58
66:58 >> the thing in the background right there.
66:60
66:60 The little thing.
67:00
67:00 >> Yeah. Yeah. That was that I think that's
67:02
67:02 the only time we've ever differentiated
67:05
67:05 from our our goal here.
67:09
67:09 It's interesting.
