Sorry For The Delay | EP.135 | Day-Off Bourbon, Destiny & Banana Slugs
-WHAT’S IN OUR CUP-
Sean: Walcott bourbon with iced tea & lemonade
Joshua: Sparkling Japanese white peach cocktail, 5%
-AI SONG OF THE WEEK-
AI Song Of The Week: “Press Start Summer Night” (Lyrics written by Sean.)
-RECIPES-
Bourbon Iced Tea Lemonade:
• Walcott bourbon
• iced tea
• lemonade
• ice
Add bourbon to a glass with ice.
Top with iced tea & lemonade.
Stir, sip & enjoy responsibly.
-CHAT WITH US-
• Take Me Back
• Finding New Time
• Objects, Animals & Numbers
-CHAPTERS-
0:00:00 EP.135 Intro, Mini Vacation & Golf Plans
0:03:31 What’s In Our Cup - White Peach Cocktail & Day-Off Bourbon
0:08:23 Sean’s Day-Off Routine & Destiny Listener Question
0:12:14 Chat With Us - Take Me Back, Finding New Time & Objects
0:13:13 Take Me Back - BMX, Skimboards, Music & Nostalgia
0:19:30 Blue October, Old Friends & Memory Fireworks
0:26:17 AI Song Of The Week "Press Start Summer Night"
0:32:21 Finding New Time - Destiny, Bungie & Podcast Focus
0:39:20 Objects, Animals & Numbers - Regifted Funkos & Snow Globes
0:44:38 Sleeping Bag Animals, Banana Slugs & Fruit Confusion
0:49:17 Vegas Fun Finds, Dirty Fortune, Lucky Numbers & Monday Monologue
-SOUND BITES-
• “All I see is Uranus.” - Sean interrupting Joshua’s planet update immediately.
• “I’ve been known to put things in the wrong hole sometimes.” - Joshua explaining his accidental golf black ace.
• “It might even been stolen. I don’t know.” - Joshua guessing where the white peach cocktail came from.
• “I’ve been drinking all day.” - Sean setting the tone for day-off bourbon energy.
• “Falling on concrete and eating dirt was my diet.” - Joshua remembering his BMX years.
• “I see dozens of memories all at once.” - Joshua explaining why nostalgia hits him like flashing cameras.
• “I hope you get poison ivy on your dick again so I can help you see that.” - Sean closing a heartfelt nostalgia moment the only way he can.
• “Destiny’s your ex-girlfriend.” - Joshua turning Sean’s game grief into a breakup speech.
• “Joshua, that’s my snow globe.” - Joshua remembering the regift that got caught instantly.
• “I wish banana slugs tasted like banana.” - Sean admitting the childhood science gap out loud.
-FORTUNE & FINDS-
Fortune: Always negotiate from a position of strength such as reverse cowgirl.
Lucky Numbers: 9, 26, 37, 42, 50, 68, 69
Fun Finds / Value Finds:
Sean: Vegas haul including Meow Wolf pins, Omega Mart postcard & mascot, Stardust magnet, Vegas Vicki magnet, Luna art, pepper figure, shark pin & Pizza Rat.
Joshua: Hello Kitty Kuromi Funko Pop from Target.
(Artwork Shoutout: Vegas vending-machine art, Luna star baby & the Omega Mart collectible haul.)
Transcript
00:00 Welcome to episode 135 of Sorry for the
00:03
00:03 Delay. I'm your editor, Mia. This week,
00:06
00:06 Sean shows up on Day Off Bourbon.
00:08
00:08 Joshua trades Whiskey Smoke for a
00:10
00:10 sparkling white peach cocktail, and
00:12
00:12 somehow that turns into golf plans, old
00:15
00:15 BMX memories, and Destiny breaking
00:17
00:17 Shaun's Little Gamer Heart. Bungie
00:19
00:19 really packed the emotional damage in a
00:21
00:21 loot crate. Then, it's regifted snow
00:23
00:23 globes, sleeping bag animals, banana
00:25
00:25 slug confusion, and enough Vegas fun
00:27
00:27 finds to make the table look personally
00:28
00:28 attacked. Enjoy the show.
00:32
00:32 >> Hello and welcome to another episode of
00:34
00:34 Sorry for the Little Delay. We are your
00:36
00:36 hosts. Uh my name is Sean and over there
00:39
00:39 is Joshua and this is episode
00:43
00:43 135. It is not about Vegas, at least not
00:47
00:47 right now. Spoiler alert. But with that
00:50
00:50 being said, Joshua, a new week, a new
00:53
00:53 day. How are you doing in all of it? I
00:58
00:58 mean, new week, new day, same old
01:00
01:00 Joshua. Hello everybody. Thank you for
01:03
01:03 watching. Thank you for listening. Um,
01:05
01:05 you know, spending an hour with us or
01:06
01:06 half an hour, even five minutes. Thank
01:08
01:08 you for giving us some of your time
01:10
01:10 listen because we appreciate every
01:11
01:11 second you give us. Uh, I'm doing good,
01:14
01:14 Sean. I'm pretty fortunate because I am
01:16
01:16 heading into after today, I'm heading
01:17
01:17 into a 4 day mini vacation. I don't
01:22
01:22 know. So, I'm going to have a little bit
01:23
01:23 of time off.
01:24
01:24 >> Yeah. And this guy, believe me,
01:25
01:25 >> swing that around. The guy who couldn't
01:27
01:27 join me in Vegas for 4 days all of the
01:31
01:31 sudden all of the sudden has four
01:34
01:34 magical days off.
01:36
01:36 >> Okay.
01:36
01:36 >> You know what? Right. Whatever.
01:37
01:37 >> Sometimes the stars align or the planets
01:40
01:40 align. Like if you take a look up um
01:42
01:42 depending on where you're looking up at
01:44
01:44 uh if you look next to the moon right
01:45
01:45 now, right above it you'll see Jupiter
01:47
01:47 and just below you'll see Venus. Um
01:49
01:49 those two bright shiny those aren't
01:50
01:50 stars, those are planets up there. So
01:52
01:52 like hang on.
01:54
01:54 >> All I see is Uranus.
01:56
01:56 Okay,
01:58
01:58 that's actually behind the moon
01:60
01:60 technically. You know, it's behind the
02:02
02:02 moon.
02:02
02:02 >> Um, but yeah, man, things line up
02:04
02:04 sometimes and I got a few days off, so
02:06
02:06 I'm feeling pretty good about that. I'm
02:07
02:07 going to play some golf. Yes, this guy
02:09
02:09 plays golf. If you don't play golf,
02:10
02:10 maybe try it.
02:12
02:12 >> One of those ace black holes or whatever
02:14
02:14 you called it last time.
02:15
02:15 >> It's called a black ace. You know, when
02:17
02:17 you
02:17
02:17 >> That was close. That was close. That was
02:19
02:19 top of the head, too.
02:21
02:21 Sean's bringing up [ __ ] from the past,
02:23
02:23 but uh you get a you you achieve a black
02:25
02:25 ace. I don't even know if this is
02:26
02:26 actually in the handbook. You get a
02:27
02:27 black ace by making a hole in one on the
02:29
02:29 wrong hole. And the only way to do that
02:31
02:31 is to hit it extremely bad. Like
02:34
02:34 nobody's trying to
02:35
02:35 >> or extremely good, bro. It was great.
02:39
02:39 >> There was no intention for me to hit the
02:41
02:41 ball into the wrong hole in a different
02:42
02:42 hole. I mean, just, you know, I've been
02:45
02:45 known to put things in the wrong hole
02:46
02:46 sometimes, but th this time, this wasn't
02:49
02:49 meant to be. Um, that's what Sean is
02:52
02:52 talking about playing golf. That's
02:53
02:53 that's what
02:54
02:54 >> Check it out in the previous episode.
02:55
02:55 Sorry for the little live. Just look
02:57
02:57 look over there.
02:59
02:59 >> Yeah, dude. I I'm doing well. I just It
03:00
03:00 feels good to lead into that. Uh, but
03:02
03:02 thank you for asking and I hope
03:03
03:03 everybody watching, everybody listening
03:04
03:04 is having a great time. Um, because uh
03:07
03:07 that's what we try to do on this
03:08
03:08 podcast, just having a good time and uh
03:10
03:10 bringing the good vibes.
03:11
03:11 >> So, there you go. Good vibes only,
03:13
03:13 buddy.
03:13
03:13 >> Yeah,
03:13
03:13 >> good vibes only, my dude.
03:16
03:16 >> I don't know, buddy. I'm just I'm here.
03:18
03:18 I'm here. Uh it's a late night pod for
03:19
03:19 those of you listening if you're aware
03:22
03:22 of the Sorry for the late ecosystem
03:24
03:24 here. Uh late night pods usually get a
03:26
03:26 little weird. Uh so there's that. Uh so,
03:29
03:29 hey, congratulations. Uh but buddy,
03:31
03:31 before we even get into everything, uh I
03:33
03:33 think we got to talk about what is in
03:34
03:34 our cups. Uh because like we do every
03:36
03:36 week, we talk about what we are
03:38
03:38 drinking. So, if you're new to this
03:40
03:40 podcast, hey, we talk about stuff that
03:42
03:42 we drink. We're adults and we drink
03:43
03:43 alcoholic beverages sometimes. Uh, drink
03:46
03:46 responsibly, as you say, with the
03:47
03:47 kiddos. Uh, but Joshua, what is in your
03:49
03:49 cup today, buddy? Because I am thirsty
03:51
03:51 and I need to take a sip of what I'm
03:52
03:52 drinking. So, what's in your cup?
03:53
03:53 >> Okay. So, I'm I'm stepping out of my
03:55
03:55 traditional whiskey or sometimes I drink
03:58
03:58 coffee, sometimes I drink water, and
03:60
03:60 sometimes I'm just completely
04:02
04:02 dehydrated, and I don't drink [ __ ] on
04:04
04:04 this podcast. So, I'm probably going to
04:07
04:07 surprise lots of people, but uh this
04:10
04:10 little I believe this Oh, yes, it's a
04:12
04:12 cocktail. It's a cocktail that my
04:14
04:14 girlfriend found me at um at this
04:16
04:16 market, and it's a sparkling Japanese
04:20
04:20 white peach cocktail.
04:22
04:22 Do not ask me to. I mean, yeah, it's
04:24
04:24 kind of hard to see on the camera, but
04:25
04:25 it is a Japanese uh cocktail. A white
04:28
04:28 peach cocktail. And I've never had one
04:30
04:30 of these. This is the This is the first
04:32
04:32 time I'm going to be trying. What's
04:33
04:33 that?
04:33
04:33 >> That's all it says. white peach cocktail
04:36
04:36 like no other like
04:37
04:37 >> ingredients or anything like that.
04:38
04:38 Nothing.
04:39
04:39 >> No, I mean there's a whole lot of [ __ ]
04:40
04:40 going on, but I don't read Japanese,
04:41
04:41 man. Japanese was not offered, you know.
04:44
04:44 Maybe maybe that's what I went to offer
04:46
04:46 Japanese, but um yeah, that's why I'm
04:48
04:48 showing the can off just because there's
04:50
04:50 a whole lot on here I cannot read. But
04:51
04:51 it's a a white peach Japanese cocktail,
04:54
04:54 and this is a first time try um a first
04:57
04:57 time buy also. So, we'll see if it
04:60
04:60 continues to uh meet my sophisticated
05:04
05:04 palette.
05:04
05:04 >> As Joshua pours pours this, by the way,
05:07
05:07 uh can you give me the price and uh what
05:10
05:10 that fruit is on the front of that?
05:12
05:12 Like, I can take a guess.
05:13
05:13 >> It's a Japanese uh peach, dude. It's a
05:15
05:15 white peach.
05:16
05:16 >> It's a white peach. Never seen peach
05:18
05:18 that color.
05:18
05:18 >> Japanese peach.
05:19
05:19 >> All right. Interesting.
05:20
05:20 >> It actually smells like a sparkling like
05:21
05:21 a sparkling wine. Um
05:23
05:23 >> Oh, you're right up my alley now.
05:26
05:26 >> Yeah. So, this is definitely a first
05:28
05:28 time try. So, we'll seeuh how it goes. I
05:31
05:31 guess if you like white peach, it's
05:32
05:32 probably going to be pretty good. And
05:33
05:33 bubbles. Let's see.
05:34
05:34 >> I do like white peach. I also like
05:36
05:36 bubbles. So, yeah. No, there's that.
05:38
05:38 Yeah. Who knows?
05:38
05:38 >> That's actually pretty damn good. Uh the
05:40
05:40 bubbles held up. It didn't lose its fizz
05:42
05:42 as soon as it hit the glass. So,
05:45
05:45 >> I uh if you can find these, I don't know
05:46
05:46 if you really can. I'll show the can off
05:48
05:48 one more time. If you're just listening,
05:49
05:49 you have to slide over and come check
05:50
05:50 this out. But, uh it's like a little
05:51
05:51 white peach Japanese uh cocktail. So,
05:54
05:54 pretty yummy. alcohol content.
05:57
05:57 >> Uh alcohol content. Let's see if it
05:60
05:60 actually has an alcohol content on here.
06:02
06:02 Do my eyes go
06:04
06:04 five.
06:05
06:05 >> So there is alcohol in there. Oh
06:07
06:07 >> five.
06:08
06:08 >> Uh yeah, alcohol with white peach juice.
06:12
06:12 Natural and artificial flavors and
06:14
06:14 sweeteners. Uh so
06:16
06:16 >> there you go.
06:18
06:18 >> Okay. Recommend. I mean it's
06:20
06:20 >> uh I would recommend it. It's a hits a
06:22
06:22 little different than whiskey. So, we'll
06:24
06:24 see how this episode progresses with a
06:26
06:26 sparkling cocktail as opposed to some
06:28
06:28 whiskey.
06:29
06:29 >> Interesting. Uh, but no price though,
06:31
06:31 right? No price.
06:32
06:32 >> Uh, no price. No, I It might even been
06:34
06:34 stolen. I don't know. I mean, so
06:37
06:37 >> borrowed, bought, stolen last week's
06:40
06:40 episode. Go ahead and check that out.
06:41
06:41 >> Did my own challenge.
06:41
06:41 >> A lot of effort into that [ __ ]
06:43
06:43 slideshow. Thank you very much everybody
06:44
06:44 who hated it. I appreciate it. But I put
06:47
06:47 a lot of time and effort.
06:48
06:48 >> Did somebody comment that they hated
06:50
06:50 that slideshow?
06:51
06:51 >> I felt it. I felt the hate. I felt it.
06:53
06:53 >> I felt the hate. Yeah, I felt it
06:55
06:55 >> after you rewatched it. The episode
06:56
06:56 after I rewatched it, I felt the hate.
06:58
06:58 You know,
06:59
06:59 >> it's like
06:60
06:60 >> Mia sent me the first rough draft of
07:02
07:02 that cut and I I knew I knew I knew
07:04
07:04 right off the bat people were going to
07:05
07:05 hate it. So, it's fine. It's whatever.
07:07
07:07 You know, we do this show because we
07:08
07:08 love it. We don't do it for
07:09
07:09 entertainment, you know.
07:11
07:11 >> Yeah. Exactly.
07:12
07:12 >> Exactly.
07:13
07:13 >> Yeah. Well, what are you drinking,
07:14
07:14 buddy? I mean, obviously I'm drinking
07:15
07:15 some sparkly white peach thing cocktail.
07:19
07:19 Hey, you know, I'm not judging you
07:20
07:20 because I love the fact that you are
07:22
07:22 branching out in your flavoring and [ __ ]
07:24
07:24 like that. Like that makes me really
07:25
07:25 happy because you you sir are a man who
07:28
07:28 does not eat a crab boil with his hands.
07:31
07:31 Like that is that's the kind of man
07:32
07:32 Joshua is, you know? So it takes a
07:34
07:34 little bit for him to like expand his
07:35
07:35 tastes. So that makes happy.
07:37
07:37 >> Yeah, crab boil. Yeah, it gets under
07:39
07:39 your fingernails. It's hard for me to
07:40
07:40 eat. Judge me, please.
07:42
07:42 >> I I'm just saying it like it is and I
07:44
07:44 know that. Uh, but what I'm drinking,
07:46
07:46 buddy, is a call back to what you always
07:48
07:48 drink. Uh, I'm drinking bourbon, buddy.
07:50
07:50 I'm drinking b I got bourbon in my
07:51
07:51 little glass here. I got bourbon and uh
07:54
07:54 iced tea and lemonade. That's what I'm
07:56
07:56 drinking right now. Uh, this is Walcott.
07:59
07:59 Uh, w C O T T. Walcott, bourbon, and uh,
08:06
08:06 a little bit of a iced tea and lemonade.
08:09
08:09 Very basic and easy.
08:11
08:11 >> I've been drinking all [ __ ] day. If
08:12
08:12 you guys can't tell, the slurring of my
08:14
08:14 words and all the fun stuff like, hey,
08:16
08:16 it's a it's a late night pod. Don't
08:18
08:18 judge me. I had the day off. Did you
08:19
08:19 have the day off today? I'm chilling. I
08:21
08:21 had the day off today. I was chilling,
08:22
08:22 bro. I was all day, buddy.
08:25
08:25 >> Okay. Cuz some of these pe you know, we
08:26
08:26 may have some new listeners. What do you
08:29
08:29 typically do before we get into the
08:30
08:30 regular part of this podcast to chat
08:32
08:32 with the section? What What is a for the
08:35
08:35 new listener? What is a typical day in
08:37
08:37 your life? When you do not have to work,
08:40
08:40 what are you doing?
08:41
08:41 Okay. So, like if I have a day off, it
08:43
08:43 kind of depends because if I'm with the
08:45
08:45 old lady, usually our first days off
08:48
08:48 because everybody gets two days off,
08:50
08:50 right? Unless you're part-time, then you
08:51
08:51 get like a thousand days off, right?
08:53
08:53 >> I'm a full-time employee. And uh usually
08:56
08:56 I get two days off, right? So, on the
08:59
08:59 first day off, it's usually uh with the
09:01
09:01 old lady, it's errands and uh doing all
09:03
09:03 the like the grocery shopping, the
09:06
09:06 cleaning the house,
09:07
09:07 >> adulting. Yeah, exactly. That's what it
09:09
09:09 And then it it then at the end of the
09:11
09:11 day it's like you just sit down, you
09:12
09:12 relax with a bottle of wine or you have
09:15
09:15 like a little bit of drink in there, you
09:16
09:16 know? So that's like the first day. But
09:19
09:19 if I'm by myself, then the day is a
09:22
09:22 little bit different. The day consists
09:24
09:24 of just being [ __ ] lazy, bro. Like
09:26
09:26 I'll make up myself a breakfast. I'll do
09:28
09:28 like a some bacon and eggs or some [ __ ]
09:30
09:30 right? And then I'll have a little
09:32
09:32 mimosa or I'll just sit on the couch and
09:35
09:35 not even have breakfast and the only
09:36
09:36 breakfast I have is like a [ __ ] White
09:38
09:38 Claw or I'll [ __ ] I'll have like a
09:41
09:41 cut water, you know, and I'll just sit
09:42
09:42 there and I'll drink and watch YouTube
09:44
09:44 all day. And then uh sometimes on those
09:46
09:46 days uh you get like today where it's
09:48
09:48 like I just join you and I show up late
09:50
09:50 and I just bring the energy, you know?
09:53
09:53 >> I just I just show up and I go Joshua,
09:56
09:56 let's [ __ ] it out, buddy. You know, and
09:59
09:59 that's the kind of [ __ ] that I bring.
09:60
10:00 And that's that's my typical day off by
10:02
10:02 myself. U but I'll get back into what
10:04
10:04 else I do on my days off because that
10:07
10:07 kind of fills into the next topic or
10:09
10:09 like one of the topics that I want to
10:10
10:10 talk about on this [ __ ] episode cuz
10:12
10:12 it's going to make me [ __ ] cry. Uh
10:14
10:14 but speaking of topics and [ __ ] like
10:16
10:16 that, uh shall we get to the chat with
10:18
10:18 the section buddy or do you have
10:19
10:19 something before that?
10:20
10:20 >> Okay, I got I got one thing before we
10:22
10:22 get to the chat with the section and
10:23
10:23 this may also lead into it. So one of
10:25
10:25 our listeners, one of our subscribers
10:27
10:27 did have a question for you today, Sean.
10:29
10:29 And um
10:30
10:30 >> for me,
10:31
10:31 >> yeah, this guy
10:32
10:32 >> specifically. Yeah, specifically for you
10:35
10:35 because the person
10:37
10:37 >> knows and does does similar things as
10:40
10:40 you do. So the question was Sean, he
10:43
10:43 they he really wanted to know what are
10:46
10:46 your thoughts and how you feeling about
10:49
10:49 the the the latest state of the the game
10:52
10:52 Destiny and and you have to tell people
10:56
10:56 Destiny and how long you've been playing
10:57
10:57 Destiny because the person who who
10:60
10:60 talked to me about this is like I know
11:01
11:01 Sean loves Destiny. I know he's a big
11:03
11:03 gamer in this. Is he upset about the
11:06
11:06 state of the game or is he is he playing
11:08
11:08 anymore? This person wants to know
11:10
11:10 because they play also. So,
11:12
11:12 >> uh, question Destiny video games. That's
11:15
11:15 the question.
11:16
11:16 >> All right. Here's here's what we're
11:18
11:18 going to do for this one. Uh, because
11:19
11:19 this is going to be one of the topics in
11:21
11:21 the chat with the section. So, I'm just
11:22
11:22 going to I'm going to tease it a little
11:23
11:23 bit. I'm going to tease it like this
11:25
11:25 >> because the question is how I feel about
11:27
11:27 Destiny, right? How I feel about Destiny
11:29
11:29 and like where it's at right now. So,
11:30
11:30 we're going to tease that just for a
11:32
11:32 moment. Here it is. Here's my tease. I
11:35
11:35 still play Destiny and I will continue
11:37
11:37 to play Destiny because I find that
11:40
11:40 Destiny is so entertaining and it still
11:46
11:46 brings me a lot of joy to play that I
11:49
11:49 still have no reason to stop playing it
11:51
11:51 yet. So for me, I'm not going to stop
11:54
11:54 playing Destiny.
11:55
11:55 >> Okay,
11:56
11:56 >> but
11:58
11:58 cliffhanger, we'll get to it. So stick
12:01
12:01 around and I'll tell you the
12:03
12:03 afterthoughts of that. So
12:05
12:05 >> okay. All right.
12:06
12:06 >> And where boys and girls Sean, would you
12:10
12:10 like to slide us into transition into
12:12
12:12 the next part of this here?
12:14
12:14 >> Let's get it. This is the chat with the
12:16
12:16 section, everybody. If you are new to
12:17
12:17 this podcast, hello, welcome. My name is
12:19
12:19 Sean. This is Joshua. We are your new
12:21
12:21 best friends. And the chat with the
12:23
12:23 section is the portion of the podcast
12:24
12:24 where we tell you what we're going to be
12:26
12:26 talking about for the week. It's like
12:28
12:28 this is scripted or I've done this for
12:30
12:30 135 episodes. Uh so these are the topics
12:33
12:33 that we have this week. Uh feel free to
12:35
12:35 skip to them in those time slots that
12:37
12:37 you may hear at the end of the episode
12:38
12:38 that we just talked about. Uh which is
12:40
12:40 kind of fun because it all cycles
12:42
12:42 together. Uh but here is topic number
12:43
12:43 one. Uh take me back is the first topic.
12:47
12:47 Second topic is finding new time. And
12:51
12:51 the last topic top topic
12:55
12:55 the last topic is objects, animals, and
12:59
12:59 numbers. So, let's get on to it, buddy.
13:03
13:03 Before we talk destiny, before we talk
13:05
13:05 anything else, let's talk about this
13:08
13:08 thing that I I messaged to you so that
13:11
13:11 you had an idea of where we're going
13:13
13:13 with this. Um, this is take me back. And
13:16
13:16 the question that I have for this topic,
13:18
13:18 buddy, is are there anything or
13:23
13:23 I guess
13:25
13:25 anything's kind of like a broad
13:26
13:26 statement. I guess it's more of along
13:28
13:28 along the lines of is there a scent or
13:32
13:32 an object or an action that you do in
13:37
13:37 your day-to-day life that brings you
13:39
13:39 back to a moment of nostalgia? like a
13:42
13:42 moment of a point in your time in your
13:46
13:46 youth, in your younger age, uh in your
13:50
13:50 maybe in your future age, right? Maybe
13:52
13:52 you you
13:53
13:53 >> like maybe you are doing something now
13:55
13:55 that you know in the future will be
13:58
13:58 something nostalgic for you, right? Do
14:00
14:00 you have any moments in particular that
14:03
14:03 you can recall that you would like to
14:05
14:05 express on this episode?
14:07
14:07 >> Oh, for sure. I mean, I if uh depending
14:10
14:10 on when you started watching us, I for
14:12
14:12 the longest time rode BMX forever. Um I
14:15
14:15 I I basically grew up on two wheels.
14:18
14:18 Falling on concrete and and eating dirt
14:20
14:20 was my uh
14:23
14:23 was my diet and extreme sports was
14:26
14:26 basically like how I fulfilled my time
14:29
14:29 because there wasn't a whole lot of, you
14:31
14:31 know, I didn't have a lot a whole lot of
14:32
14:32 tech. I wasn't playing a lot of video
14:33
14:33 games back in the day. Um, so I still
14:35
14:35 currently have my bike, my BMX bike that
14:38
14:38 I rode uh forever ago. So it it's
14:41
14:41 currently here in my garage and and so
14:43
14:43 as far as an object, whenever I look at
14:44
14:44 my bike, I'm reminded of the times I had
14:47
14:47 with some of my best friends. Um, some
14:49
14:49 who I still talk to. Uh, we have a group
14:52
14:52 chat, which is pretty [ __ ] awesome.
14:53
14:53 We still keep in contact. We don't hang
14:55
14:55 out as much anymore, but it's pretty
14:57
14:57 cool because we can still kind of get
14:59
14:59 back into, you know, where we were when
15:02
15:02 we last saw each other, what we last
15:04
15:04 talked about, you know, in the chat and
15:05
15:05 everything. So, uh, yeah, man. I would
15:08
15:08 say my bike. I I skim boarded for a long
15:11
15:11 time. If people don't know what skim
15:12
15:12 boarding is, basically like surfing the
15:14
15:14 shore break. You're like not out there
15:15
15:15 swimming with fishes. You're kind of
15:17
15:17 hanging out in the shore break and, you
15:19
15:19 know, having a good time. Uh, I I didn't
15:21
15:21 get super good at that, but I mean, it's
15:23
15:23 just another one of those objects that I
15:24
15:24 look at that reminds me of when my body
15:27
15:27 was its, you know, maybe fittest and
15:29
15:29 when I was my most tannist, uh, if
15:32
15:32 that's even a word, tannistest. Um, I
15:34
15:34 make words up here all the time. Um,
15:39
15:39 yeah, dude. So, again, objects are huge
15:41
15:41 for me. So, for me, they literally are
15:43
15:43 like pieces of art when they hang there.
15:45
15:45 When I I could I could sit there and
15:46
15:46 just close my eyes and just hear the
15:48
15:48 ocean waves with my skinboard. I can
15:50
15:50 remember, you know, the pain in my right
15:52
15:52 knee still to this day twisting it
15:54
15:54 between my handlebars, trying to learn
15:56
15:56 new tricks and uh once again hanging out
15:59
15:59 with my buddies. Uh just having a good
16:02
16:02 time, man. Um like I said, so yeah,
16:04
16:04 object
16:05
16:05 >> pretty big. All right. What about music?
16:07
16:07 >> Any food?
16:08
16:08 >> Uh music. Wait, hang on. You said music.
16:10
16:10 Sorry. Didn't mean to cut you off. What
16:11
16:11 do you got? Music?
16:12
16:12 >> No. So music? Yeah, I used to listen to
16:14
16:14 a lot of like Metallica and Red Hot
16:16
16:16 Chili Peppers and Tulle in um believe it
16:20
16:20 or not, like Three Doors Down. I used to
16:21
16:21 listen to all types of music, dude. Um
16:24
16:24 and a pepper, a lot of a lot of like old
16:26
16:26 school sublime, you know, stuff like
16:28
16:28 that. So, when you pair all of that
16:30
16:30 with, you know, hanging out and talking
16:32
16:32 to your friends and there's a lot of
16:34
16:34 nostalgia there and and uh I kind of I
16:37
16:37 kind of feel like it's just my life's
16:39
16:39 kind of been very very good up until now
16:42
16:42 when it comes to stuff like that. So,
16:44
16:44 >> hey,
16:45
16:45 >> I appreciate you sharing, but I want to
16:47
16:47 go deeper if you're okay with that.
16:49
16:49 Let's go deep.
16:49
16:49 >> Going deeper. Go deep.
16:51
16:51 >> So, you mentioned music and you
16:53
16:53 mentioned nostalgia with it. Do you have
16:55
16:55 a song that reminds you of certain
16:58
16:58 people in your life? Like for example,
17:00
17:00 do you have a song that reminds you of
17:02
17:02 your mom or do you have a song that
17:03
17:03 reminds you of like your significant
17:04
17:04 other? Like do you have those on like
17:06
17:06 the ready?
17:08
17:08 >> Yeah. What's that? Uh I think it's a
17:10
17:10 [ __ ] dude. It's a sublime song. I
17:12
17:12 believe it's called Summertime. I could
17:13
17:13 be get totally [ __ ] up the It might
17:16
17:16 be Yeah, that one right there, dude. I
17:18
17:18 remember
17:20
17:20 cruising, you know, down to the beat,
17:22
17:22 like blowing that up, just tan, shirt
17:25
17:25 off, just driving the truck, you know,
17:26
17:26 having just having a good time, man. Um,
17:29
17:29 but that song, I got a bunch of songs
17:31
17:31 like that. I have to pull out my my CDs.
17:34
17:34 I still have CDs, believe it or not,
17:35
17:35 guys. Yeah, if you if you know what a CD
17:37
17:37 is, those are things that used to stick
17:39
17:39 inside your radio before you could just
17:41
17:41 press a button and Bluetooth things to
17:43
17:43 your car. Um, so yeah, I still have a
17:46
17:46 bunch of CDs and u I I can't remember
17:49
17:49 all the songs unfortunately because my
17:51
17:51 memory is not the greatest. Again, I
17:52
17:52 spent a lot of time hitting my head on
17:54
17:54 the ground and um wrestling as a kid so
17:57
17:57 I don't have the best memory. But
17:59
17:59 >> wait, so who does that song remind you
18:01
18:01 of though?
18:02
18:02 >> Oh, just me and my friends and the boys
18:04
18:04 just riding around in my freaking truck,
18:05
18:05 you know, cuz Yeah, them jumping in the
18:07
18:07 back seat. us um you know getting into a
18:11
18:11 whole bunch of crazy you know times.
18:14
18:14 Yeah.
18:14
18:14 >> Um, so yeah, dude. Yeah. And it's funny
18:18
18:18 cuz I was talking to one of my friend.
18:19
18:19 We were texting, right? And um,
18:21
18:21 >> he he gave a good reference. You know
18:23
18:23 movie you like Stand by Me when all they
18:25
18:25 have all their friends and they go on a
18:26
18:26 little adventure. So he gave this
18:28
18:28 reference like Stand by Me, you know,
18:30
18:30 obviously like some some of the friends
18:32
18:32 go off and there's kind of like tragic
18:33
18:33 endings and stuff, but I mean that's
18:35
18:35 just what life is. But I feel like
18:37
18:37 certain movies like that just kind of
18:38
18:38 brings you back in time with the friends
18:40
18:40 that you used to have or you still talk
18:42
18:42 to or the loved ones you've lost in a
18:44
18:44 way like I don't know. So you know yeah
18:48
18:48 music movies I dude I've done so much
18:51
18:51 even I even play baseball. I stuff my
18:53
18:53 mitt and my glove you know ball dude I
18:55
18:55 got all that stuff dude. So big on
18:57
18:57 objects.
18:59
18:59 >> So all those things take me back. Now if
19:01
19:01 I get on my bike and try to ride it I
19:03
19:03 might be in trouble you know I'll
19:04
19:04 probably hurt myself. I got a build up
19:05
19:05 to that just like my skim board. If I
19:07
19:07 jump back on that, I'll probably, you
19:08
19:08 know, it won't be a good time.
19:10
19:10 >> But, uh,
19:12
19:12 >> all right. So, you got a you got a lot
19:14
19:14 of things that kind of remind you of
19:16
19:16 >> your youth and your past and stuff like
19:17
19:17 that. That's all right. I feel that. I
19:19
19:19 feel that. Um, but you don't really have
19:22
19:22 specifics, though, which is what I was
19:23
19:23 looking for. I really wanted like
19:24
19:24 specifics on things that brought you
19:27
19:27 back to like certain like hang on. I
19:29
19:29 think I think you need examples. So for
19:31
19:31 me, the reason I brought it up was
19:33
19:33 because for me music obviously musician
19:36
19:36 10 plus years, been doing it for a long
19:39
19:39 time. Um,
19:41
19:41 just for the record, want to shout out
19:43
19:43 uh guitar player in the band Nova that I
19:45
19:45 was in for a very long time. Uh, was up
19:47
19:47 here in Seattle for a thing that he was
19:49
19:49 doing with his job. Was unable to
19:51
19:51 connect with him because just schedules
19:53
19:53 didn't work out and it was just
19:55
19:55 unfortunate. But next time he comes up,
19:56
19:56 we're going to definitely hit the town
19:58
19:58 hard. Uh, but just wanted to say hello
19:60
19:60 because I know that he listens and hey,
20:02
20:02 thank you for trying to make the effort.
20:03
20:03 I appreciate you. I love you so much.
20:05
20:05 Um, so music for me has been always a
20:08
20:08 big thing and one of the things that
20:10
20:10 brings me nostalgia is a band called
20:12
20:12 Blue October. And Blue October brings me
20:15
20:15 nostalgia because
20:17
20:17 it was one of the bands that my dad
20:20
20:20 heard on his way to work. So my dad
20:25
20:25 used to drive early mornings, right? And
20:28
20:28 this is back in the day when there
20:29
20:29 wasn't it was the in between times where
20:31
20:31 it was like in between CDs and streaming
20:34
20:34 services. And during that time there was
20:36
20:36 this thing called Sirius XM which still
20:38
20:38 exists, right? It was like Sirius and uh
20:42
20:42 XM radio. There was two separate
20:44
20:44 entities and they combined forces and
20:45
20:45 they made Sirius XM, right? Uh, but he
20:47
20:47 would listen to this and he would listen
20:49
20:49 to this alternative rock channel and one
20:52
20:52 of the artists that was played on there
20:54
20:54 with like their featured artist was a
20:55
20:55 band called Blue October and the song
20:57
20:57 was called Hate Me. And so every time I
20:59
20:59 hear the song Hate Me, uh, feel free to
21:01
21:01 look this song up. It's very depressing,
21:02
21:02 but it is very much who I am as a
21:04
21:04 person. Uh, and my dad heard this song.
21:08
21:08 >> My dad heard the song before I heard
21:10
21:10 this song. And so one day when I came
21:12
21:12 back from school, he was like, "Hey,
21:14
21:14 like I know you listen to a lot of this
21:15
21:15 like darker emo rock kind of stuff." And
21:19
21:19 he's like, "You should listen to this
21:20
21:20 band." And I was like, "Whatever, Dad.
21:22
21:22 Like [ __ ] you." Like I know better than
21:24
21:24 you kind of thing, right? As one does as
21:26
21:26 a teenager in high school.
21:28
21:28 >> And so I heard that song for the first
21:30
21:30 time. And I was like, "Motherfucker,
21:35
21:35 that is my father cuz he knows who I
21:38
21:38 am." And so every time I hear that song,
21:41
21:41 Hate Me by Blue October, it brings me
21:43
21:43 nostalgia. It's almost the same amount
21:46
21:46 of nostalgia that I get from like the
21:47
21:47 smell of like fresh grass cut, you know?
21:51
21:51 Fresh cut grass brings you back to
21:52
21:52 summertime. It brings me back to like
21:54
21:54 drinking water out of a fountain. But
21:56
21:56 it's like that that's that's what I was
21:58
21:58 looking for with those answers, buddy.
21:59
21:59 So, it's kind of like surprising that
22:01
22:01 you don't have something like really
22:02
22:02 specific that something brings to your
22:05
22:05 mind, you know?
22:06
22:06 >> Unless you do. Did I jog anything with
22:08
22:08 you?
22:09
22:09 >> No. I think the problem with me is I
22:10
22:10 just tend to mash everything together.
22:12
22:12 >> So my mind becomes so my mind becomes
22:16
22:16 this like this is just like it's almost
22:18
22:18 like fireworks. You see I see things
22:20
22:20 popping everywhere. So for me sometimes
22:22
22:22 it's hard to focus in on one
22:25
22:25 central idea, one central thought. Like
22:29
22:29 it's just hard because it it it really
22:31
22:31 is like like flashing lights. Like
22:32
22:32 people on red carpet all they see is
22:34
22:34 like flashing bulbs. Like literally when
22:36
22:36 I talk about this, I see
22:39
22:39 >> dozens of memories all at once. So for
22:41
22:41 me to define one specific moment, it's
22:44
22:44 hard because there's so much of all of
22:46
22:46 those moments flashing my mind that I
22:48
22:48 loved
22:50
22:50 a a bunch. So it's hard for me to just
22:52
22:52 really say that was the best or that's
22:54
22:54 what jogs it the most or because I just
22:56
22:56 I appreciate most moments like that and
22:58
22:58 and I have lots of them. So to give one
23:02
23:02 like the VIP access, you know, gets the
23:04
23:04 [ __ ] Oscar of my life. It's hard, you
23:07
23:07 know what I mean? Like if I ever have
23:09
23:09 children,
23:09
23:09 >> he's so privileged. I'm so sorry,
23:11
23:11 everybody. He just has too many too
23:13
23:13 many.
23:13
23:13 >> No, like I I just tend to have a good
23:15
23:15 time, you know? And I think that's why
23:17
23:17 this podcast is so fun because what me
23:19
23:19 and you try to do just have a good time
23:21
23:21 and that's that's the kind of community
23:23
23:23 we're trying to build, just just having
23:25
23:25 a good time, you know? There's so much
23:27
23:27 [ __ ] out there in the world and and and
23:28
23:28 I think uh this is what we provide when
23:30
23:30 you listen to our voices and some of our
23:32
23:32 humor just we're just here for the good
23:33
23:33 time and and um this is just going to
23:36
23:36 when they ask me you know of the hundred
23:38
23:38 or the 1,000 episodes which one was the
23:40
23:40 best you know I'm going to be like you
23:42
23:42 remember that one where Sean took his
23:44
23:44 pants off you know and showed up
23:46
23:46 >> on accident I didn't mean
23:48
23:48 >> yeah like that's you know like how am I
23:50
23:50 going to dude that's going to be another
23:52
23:52 flicker on the red carpet like I'm not
23:53
23:53 going to remember you know like there's
23:55
23:55 there's no VIP P. There's no most
23:57
23:57 important like everything mashes
23:59
23:59 together. Life is beautiful. Life is
24:01
24:01 great. So maybe one day if I ever have
24:03
24:03 kids, that'll be the moment that changes
24:05
24:05 my life forever. But until now, most of
24:08
24:08 those moments are sitting around the
24:09
24:09 creek drinking with my buddies, having a
24:12
24:12 great [ __ ] time. And if I could go
24:14
24:14 back, I would certainly do that all over
24:16
24:16 again with all my friends, all my
24:17
24:17 buddies. Um, so thank to thank you to
24:20
24:20 everybody who's been a part of my life
24:22
24:22 up until now. And thank you to everybody
24:24
24:24 who will be part of my life in the
24:26
24:26 future. Hopefully I get to meet some of
24:27
24:27 y'all.
24:29
24:29 >> There you go, buddy. Hey, that was
24:30
24:30 beautiful, man. I hope you get poison
24:32
24:32 ivy on your dick again so I can help you
24:33
24:33 see that.
24:35
24:35 >> That did happen, too. That happened. It
24:37
24:37 happened.
24:37
24:37 >> This is just This is just a nostalgic
24:39
24:39 episode, everybody. Nostalgia all the
24:41
24:41 way around. Callbacks every episode. 134
24:44
24:44 episodes that we've had before us. Go
24:46
24:46 check it out. We appreciate it.
24:47
24:47 >> The saddest part about that Poison Ivy
24:48
24:48 is that was the biggest it's ever been.
24:50
24:50 And I'm a grown man now, so it's pretty
24:51
24:51 sad.
24:54
24:54 I can confirm. Just saying. I'm like,
24:58
24:58 it's pretty sad. It's terrible.
24:60
24:60 >> Oh god. All right, buddy. That's all
25:01
25:01 that's all I wanted to talk about. Take
25:03
25:03 me back. It was just wanted to give us
25:04
25:04 some nostalgia to the people. Maybe you
25:06
25:06 guys have something that you are
25:07
25:07 nostalgic about. Let let us know, you
25:09
25:09 know, hit the socials. Like this will
25:11
25:11 probably be a short. Thank you, Mia. Uh
25:14
25:14 what brings you nostalgia? You heard
25:16
25:16 from Joshua. You heard from myself. What
25:18
25:18 brings you nostalgia in your life now?
25:21
25:21 >> Yeah. And if and if you are if you do
25:23
25:23 know me, please do not, you know,
25:26
25:26 blackmail me in the comments or
25:27
25:27 something. If you're going to put
25:28
25:28 something in there, please make it be
25:30
25:30 good or or at least are at least, you
25:33
25:33 know, respectable, man.
25:35
25:35 >> Be good.
25:37
25:37 >> It'd be good or something. You know what
25:38
25:38 I mean? Like, I'm glad they can't put
25:41
25:41 Polaroids in the comment section because
25:42
25:42 I'm sure some of y'all who know me
25:44
25:44 probably have a Polaroid or two, you
25:47
25:47 know? Just let's please be nice. Listen,
25:50
25:50 we had a podcast with your brother on
25:52
25:52 it. Spoiler alert, there's a podcast
25:53
25:53 with Joshua's brother on here and it's
25:55
25:55 [ __ ] great. But now that we got the
25:57
25:57 intros out of the way for Joshua's
25:58
25:58 brother, uh, we got to bring him back on
25:60
25:60 so that he can just embarrass the [ __ ]
26:02
26:02 out of you and let him tell us what your
26:04
26:04 nostalgia is. And we'll bring him back
26:06
26:06 sometime this year. Like, we we're going
26:08
26:08 to do that.
26:08
26:08 >> I mean, the interviews are coming. You
26:10
26:10 know, we're not giving up on that. We
26:11
26:11 got some people coming on some.
26:12
26:12 >> Hell no, dude. Hell no. But speaking of
26:15
26:15 interviews, uh Joshua, do you mind if I
26:17
26:17 take a little bit of a break and share
26:19
26:19 an AI song with everybody?
26:21
26:21 >> Please do.
26:21
26:21 >> Okay with you.
26:22
26:22 >> It's about time. Sit back.
26:24
26:24 >> Hell yeah, dude. Hell yeah. Um so
26:27
26:27 welcome to the AI song Corner. Uh you
26:30
26:30 may have made it this far and go, "Uh,
26:32
26:32 what the [ __ ] are these guys on about?"
26:34
26:34 Uh we usually do an AI song every week
26:37
26:37 about halfway through the episode. Uh
26:39
26:39 just something to wet the pallet, wet
26:41
26:41 the whistle. Uh, the goal in this is to
26:43
26:43 kind of just say, "Hey, AI is not going
26:46
26:46 anywhere. Embrace it. If you really like
26:49
26:49 the song, dude, don't worry about it."
26:51
26:51 Uh, it it it's a song. You're either
26:55
26:55 going to like it or you're not. Like,
26:57
26:57 don't hate the fact that it's made by
26:60
26:60 AI, you know? But the one rule I do have
27:02
27:02 with myself at least is that the lyrics
27:04
27:04 have to be written uh by myself. Uh
27:08
27:08 Joshua, I don't know about you, but my
27:10
27:10 my thing is I always have to write the
27:12
27:12 lyrics of these AI songs. And this is no
27:14
27:14 exception. This song is written by me.
27:17
27:17 >> Music done by AI. Uh but this song is
27:20
27:20 called Well, this says it's called a
27:23
27:23 retro video game, blah blah blah. Uh but
27:26
27:26 the actual song on this one is called uh
27:28
27:28 Press Start Summer Night. So buddy, I'm
27:32
27:32 going to share my screen with you and
27:33
27:33 the people watching, just keep on
27:34
27:34 watching. And for those of you
27:35
27:35 listening, just keep on listening. Uh, I
27:37
27:37 can still press buttons. I remember how
27:39
27:39 to do this. And here we go, buddy. Uh, I
27:42
27:42 have nothing left to say other than, uh,
27:45
27:45 enjoy.
27:47
27:47 Oh, actually, hang on. I got to lower
27:48
27:48 the volume so I don't blow Joshua's ears
27:50
27:50 out or your ears out. There you go.
27:52
27:52 You're welcome. Uh, let's go.
28:01
28:01 One more life.
28:07
28:07 Press start. Summer night. Blue screen
28:10
28:10 glow in the sand. One more life, one
28:14
28:14 more try. Hold the world in your hand.
28:18
28:18 Waves roll in, waves roll out. Our
28:21
28:21 arcade lights in our eyes. Don't go
28:24
28:24 home. Don't go home. Let the moon hit
28:27
28:27 high.
28:30
28:30 Pocket full of quarters, salt on my
28:32
28:32 sleeve. Pix a little heartbeat blinking
28:34
28:34 back at me. Boardw walk home softie
28:37
28:37 speakers in the breeze. You laugh like a
28:39
28:39 cheat code hidden underneath. Start
28:42
28:42 start night. One more life.
28:46
28:46 Don't go home.
28:53
28:53 Summer night. Blue screen glow in the
28:57
28:57 sand. One more life. One more try. Hold
29:01
29:01 the world in your hands. Waves roll in.
29:05
29:05 Waves roll out. Our arcade lights in our
29:08
29:08 eyes. Don't go home. No, don't go home.
29:12
29:12 Let the moon hit high.
29:15
29:15 Cherry soda melting. Tickets on the
29:17
29:17 floor. Every little jackpot makes us
29:19
29:19 want it more. Eight bit stars above us.
29:22
29:22 16 bit sky. We were almost golden. We
29:25
29:25 were almost fine. And the game keeps
29:27
29:27 looping and the tide keeps time. I can
29:29
29:29 still hear music from a younger life.
29:32
29:32 Was it just a summer? Was it just a
29:34
29:34 screen? Or did we leave a part of us
29:36
29:36 inside the machine?
29:39
29:39 Inside the machine.
29:42
29:42 You and me. Summer dream. Summer dream.
29:47
29:47 Restart.
29:53
29:53 Round
29:56
29:56 one more round.
29:59
29:59 Rolling.
30:13
30:13 One more round, one more sound. Let the
30:17
30:17 cabets sing. Glowing ghosts and laser
30:21
30:21 lights, plastic diamond rings, high
30:25
30:25 score hearts, boardwalk sparks to
30:28
30:28 remember bright. Don't go home. Don't go
30:32
30:32 home. Stay inside the night.
30:37
30:37 Flip flip flops by the token boo. This
30:39
30:39 is a sand inside my shoes. This is it.
30:42
30:42 Every wave says try again. Every light
30:46
30:46 says choose. You said remember this is I
30:51
30:51 said maybe
30:53
30:53 now the beach is empty
30:56
30:56 but the music never stops. Press start
31:01
31:01 summer night. Boo boo glow in the sand.
31:05
31:05 One more life, one more try. Hold the
31:08
31:08 world in your hand. Waves roll in. Waves
31:12
31:12 roll out. Arcade lights in our eyes.
31:16
31:16 Don't go home. Don't go home. Like the
31:19
31:19 moon high.
31:23
31:23 Press start night. I can hear still. One
31:26
31:26 more life. One more life. Running up a
31:30
31:30 hill. Waves roll in. Waves roll out. Let
31:34
31:34 everything turns bright. Don't go home.
31:38
31:38 Don't go home. Stay inside the night.
31:41
31:41 First night start the night. One more by
31:45
31:45 don't go home.
31:48
31:48 Always rolling
31:51
31:51 break
31:54
31:54 eyes. Gone.
31:57
31:57 Let the music
32:01
32:01 stay.
32:04
32:04 Hell yeah, buddy. All right. How'd you
32:06
32:06 feel about that one?
32:06
32:06 >> Okay. I feel like that one gave gave me
32:09
32:09 video game anxiety.
32:13
32:13 >> That was the goal to be honest with you.
32:15
32:15 That was the goal. The goal was to bring
32:16
32:16 back the topic of video games. And that
32:19
32:19 kind of follows up with this next thing.
32:21
32:21 Uh finding new time, buddy. So, the
32:26
32:26 question was asked earlier this episode,
32:29
32:29 how I felt about Destiny. And uh this
32:32
32:32 topic is going to be all about Destiny.
32:34
32:34 So if you don't want to hear that,
32:36
32:36 >> oh [ __ ]
32:37
32:37 >> then uh skip ahead. But here is a really
32:41
32:41 in-depth answer. Uh which is really
32:43
32:43 funny because this was not planned for
32:44
32:44 everybody listening. Like this none of
32:47
32:47 this is always like none of this is
32:48
32:48 planned. Sometimes Joshua and I will
32:49
32:49 just brainstorm some [ __ ] but this was
32:52
32:52 not planned. The topic that I was going
32:53
32:53 to bring up for finding new time is
32:54
32:54 talking about Destiny because Destiny
32:56
32:56 announced that they are ending their
32:60
32:60 whole franchise. Well, I guess you can
33:04
33:04 you could say franchise, but
33:06
33:06 >> they announced that Destiny 2 is ending
33:09
33:09 in June. They're doing their last update
33:12
33:12 and it's kind of it's going to stop from
33:14
33:14 there. And this makes me very emotional.
33:16
33:16 Like I've I've gone all today
33:20
33:20 dealing with all these emotions and
33:21
33:21 doing all this stuff because like uh
33:22
33:22 today was the day it was announced and
33:24
33:24 spoiler alert, sorry behind the
33:25
33:25 baseball. This is May 21st uh uh when
33:28
33:28 you're when Josh and I are recording
33:30
33:30 this and it was announced today that
33:32
33:32 Destiny is stopping uh all live updates
33:35
33:35 after June 9th and uh it's going to be
33:39
33:39 ending. And so as someone who's played
33:41
33:41 Destiny for 12 plus years, um I I read
33:47
33:47 that and part of me was saying, "Hey,
33:51
33:51 this is a good thing." Uh because the
33:54
33:54 game in itself was was dying. Uh they
33:57
33:57 kind of let the company go to [ __ ] They
33:59
33:59 let the game go to [ __ ] They weren't
34:01
34:01 listening to anybody. They weren't
34:03
34:03 acknowledging what fans were saying.
34:05
34:05 Hey, maybe you should change this, maybe
34:06
34:06 you should do this, maybe you should do
34:07
34:07 that. uh they kind of just carve their
34:10
34:10 own path into death, right? And so part
34:12
34:12 of me was saying, "Hey, this is a good
34:14
34:14 thing, like let it die and maybe
34:17
34:17 something can be resurrected from the
34:18
34:18 ashes."
34:20
34:20 And the other part of me was the more
34:22
34:22 nostalgic part of me uh this episode was
34:25
34:25 which was I played this game for 12 plus
34:28
34:28 years and that includes Destiny 1 and
34:31
34:31 like you go into Destiny 1, you play
34:33
34:33 Destiny 2, right? And I've been playing
34:35
34:35 this game for a long time. And just to
34:37
34:37 have it end on such like an abrupt
34:40
34:40 stance, it hurts. It hurts. It's like uh
34:43
34:43 it's like having a girlfriend, right?
34:46
34:46 And her being like, "Hey,
34:49
34:49 like, you know, like I I really do care
34:52
34:52 about you and I really love you, but
34:54
34:54 yeah, we just can't be together. You
34:56
34:56 know, we just can't. But let me like
34:58
34:58 show you everything that we could have
34:60
34:60 been, right?" Because today, Joshua,
35:01
35:01 they announced a bunch of things that
35:03
35:03 people have been asking for for them to
35:04
35:04 do in the game as like the last harrah,
35:08
35:08 you know, and so that girlfriend comes
35:10
35:10 up and is like,
35:12
35:12 >> "Listen, we could do all this stuff. We
35:13
35:13 could do this and this and this and
35:14
35:14 this, but I'm still going to leave you
35:18
35:18 at the end of the night, you know, like,
35:21
35:21 sorry." And that hurts. That hurts a
35:24
35:24 lot, buddy. That hurts.
35:26
35:26 And so now I'm having to find new time.
35:30
35:30 And one of the things that I'm finding
35:32
35:32 new time for is this podcast. Sorry for
35:35
35:35 the delay. You know, I've already kind
35:37
35:37 of put Destiny on the back burner
35:39
35:39 throughout my life because it as it
35:41
35:41 gradually died, right? Uh I made this
35:44
35:44 podcast more and more of who I am as a
35:47
35:47 personality and what I want to achieve
35:50
35:50 with this podcast, like things I want to
35:51
35:51 achieve with this podcast. And so I've
35:53
35:53 been doing that and more. And so that's
35:55
35:55 what the whole topic of finding time is
35:56
35:56 is putting more time into this now that
35:59
35:59 I have the free time, now that my game
36:01
36:01 that I've been playing for forever that
36:03
36:03 I use to like [ __ ] my anxiety or like
36:06
36:06 to find just entertainment is now dying.
36:11
36:11 You know, unfortunately like an abusive
36:14
36:14 spouse, uh Destiny has made some
36:17
36:17 choices. Bungie itself as a company has
36:20
36:20 made a lot of choices uh where they've
36:22
36:22 sold theirel for more than they're worth
36:25
36:25 and they have to uh the person that
36:27
36:27 bought them is trying to recoup those
36:29
36:29 losses and so I just read an article
36:33
36:33 saying that uh after this announcement
36:37
36:37 Bungie is going to be laying off a bunch
36:38
36:38 more people probably with a bunch of
36:40
36:40 other [ ] and with the whole [ ]
36:42
36:42 there's a whole history of bad choices
36:45
36:45 that Bungie has made with the Destiny
36:46
36:46 franchise that you equate with all of
36:48
36:48 this. But what it comes down to now is
36:50
36:50 that Marathon is now the the golden
36:53
36:53 child of the Bungie franchise. And if
36:58
36:58 that fails, Bungie fails. And I am
37:01
37:01 saying it here right now that Marathon
37:05
37:05 will fail
37:07
37:07 in the future. like it's not going to
37:09
37:09 fail now because they're going to put
37:10
37:10 all their resources into it and but
37:12
37:12 eventually marathon will be the destiny
37:16
37:16 and it will fail and I am just holding
37:19
37:19 on to Copium thinking to myself that
37:24
37:24 sometime in the future hopefully I'm
37:25
37:25 still alive for it but sometime in the
37:27
37:27 future there will be a Destiny 3 where
37:31
37:31 everybody can just live in harmony and
37:34
37:34 enjoy the Valhalla and just go off into
37:38
37:38 the heavens together. Joshua, all of
37:42
37:42 that rounded and wording and [ __ ] like
37:45
37:45 that just to hold my my thoughts in. I
37:50
37:50 want to know right now.
37:52
37:52 >> Mhm.
37:53
37:53 >> How do you feel about Destiny?
37:56
37:56 >> I'm You know what? Honestly, after 12
37:58
37:58 years of your life given to that game,
38:02
38:02 that is that is that really is a bummer.
38:04
38:04 Um, but I am happy that you're not going
38:07
38:07 to be playing that no more so you can
38:09
38:09 dedicate more time to the podcast. So,
38:13
38:13 uh, RIP Destiny and, uh, big win for the
38:16
38:16 podcast. So, uh,
38:20
38:20 uh, sorry, going to say it. [ __ ] off,
38:22
38:22 Destiny. And let's go. Sorry for the
38:25
38:25 delay podcast. Let's go.
38:30
38:30 >> You robbed my friend of 12 years of his
38:32
38:32 life. This is me like talking to your
38:34
38:34 ex-girlfriend. Just all pissed, right?
38:36
38:36 Destiny's your ex-girlfriend. You son of
38:37
38:37 a [ __ ] You just did. You took my
38:40
38:40 friend for 12 years.
38:42
38:42 Ran up his credit card bills. He's
38:45
38:45 virtually almost homeless. How many
38:47
38:47 controllers he's been through with you.
38:49
38:49 How many just everything he's gone
38:51
38:51 through with you. And now you basically
38:54
38:54 shut the door on him, you [ __ ]
38:58
38:58 I love this. I love this so much. We're
39:00
39:00 gonna leave it at that. That's it.
39:02
39:02 That's all I got. Let's go on to your
39:03
39:03 next topic, buddy. Let's do the last
39:05
39:05 topic of the night. Of the week of the I
39:07
39:07 I'm [ __ ] sluring my words here.
39:09
39:09 Objects, animals, and numbers. I [ __ ]
39:11
39:11 love this [ __ ] I know what's happening.
39:14
39:14 I'm ready for it. Let's [ __ ] get it,
39:16
39:16 buddy. Let's end this episode and this
39:18
39:18 week.
39:20
39:20 >> All right. So, uh, if this is your first
39:22
39:22 time listening, first time watching, we
39:23
39:23 do a fun little thing, you know, on some
39:25
39:25 of these episodes where I have these
39:27
39:27 cards where it's objects, animals, and
39:30
39:30 numbers. And I asked Sean to pick one of
39:32
39:32 these three topics. And I just need to
39:34
39:34 know I got to get some insight about
39:36
39:36 him, you know, after uh when he responds
39:38
39:38 and answers these questions. So Sean, uh
39:40
39:40 which one of these would you like to
39:42
39:42 lead off of for the audience and myself
39:44
39:44 because this is so much fun. Would you
39:46
39:46 like to lead off with an object, an
39:48
39:48 animal, or numbers?
39:52
39:52 >> I think I'm going to do object first,
39:53
39:53 buddy.
39:54
39:54 >> Object.
39:55
39:55 >> I feel like an object first.
39:56
39:56 >> Of course you would pick object. And
39:59
39:59 this is the only one you're allowed to
39:60
39:60 pick because I only have one of these
40:01
40:01 cards. So, can I only pick one? Did not
40:05
40:05 prepare properly because I thought you
40:07
40:07 were gonna go animals and objects.
40:10
40:10 Didn't pick this. I didn't I didn't
40:11
40:11 strategize this correctly. So, sorry
40:14
40:14 everybody. This is not the best object
40:17
40:17 card or question I have. But this is
40:19
40:19 what you're going to have to listen to
40:20
40:20 and hear Sean explain himself. All
40:23
40:23 right, Sean. Here you go. Name an object
40:26
40:26 that you have regifted to somebody.
40:30
40:30 Oh [ __ ] Name an object that uh
40:33
40:33 duplicate Funkos. I've regifted some
40:35
40:35 duplicate Funkos.
40:38
40:38 Uh some of them were pretty cool, but
40:40
40:40 I've I've definitely regifted some
40:42
40:42 Funkos. I mean, that's cut cut straight
40:46
40:46 and dry right there. Regifted some Funko
40:48
40:48 [ __ ]
40:48
40:48 >> You want to hear mine? I got I got a
40:50
40:50 pretty one. Yeah. So, uh, when I was a
40:52
40:52 kid, I thought it was a great idea to
40:54
40:54 take something that I thought was mine
40:57
40:57 that was, uh, in our house when my house
40:60
40:60 growing up. Thought it was fun. I was
41:01
41:01 like, you know what? It's grandma's
41:02
41:02 birthday. It's actually a gift for my
41:03
41:03 grandma, right? Or Christmas or for the
41:06
41:06 exact holiday, but it's
41:07
41:07 >> same grandma that has the the swords and
41:10
41:10 [ __ ]
41:10
41:10 >> 92. She just turned 92. Yeah.
41:12
41:12 >> Okay. Same grandma. All right.
41:13
41:13 >> Same grandma. Same grandma. So, you
41:15
41:15 know, I'm a kid, right? I don't have a
41:16
41:16 lot of money. So, I'm just like, you
41:17
41:17 know what? What's around the house that
41:18
41:18 that reminds me of grandma? Whatever. I
41:20
41:20 want to get I want to get her something
41:21
41:21 special, right? And so
41:24
41:24 looking around my house, I'm like, "You
41:26
41:26 know what? That thing's been sitting
41:27
41:27 there a while. Let me grab that." So I
41:29
41:29 go ahead and I wrap this thing up and I
41:31
41:31 give it to my mom and I'm like, "Hey,
41:32
41:32 mom. I got a gift for grandma." My mom's
41:34
41:34 like, "Oh, that's so nice of you.
41:35
41:35 Where'd you like like she doesn't know
41:38
41:38 if I had money for it?" All she knows is
41:40
41:40 I got a gri for a gift for grandma this
41:42
41:42 year. Right. So here we go. This is me
41:44
41:44 regifting. Right. So we go we go over
41:47
41:47 there for the Christmas thing. We give,
41:48
41:48 we start handing out our presents.
41:50
41:50 Grandma gets my gift. Grandma opens the
41:52
41:52 gift and it's a snow globe.
41:56
41:56 Okay. And immediately my mom goes,
41:60
41:60 "Joshua, that's my snow globe. That was
42:03
42:03 somebody gave that to me. You can't give
42:04
42:04 that to grandma."
42:09
42:09 That's great.
42:10
42:10 >> So great.
42:11
42:11 >> So I tried to regift a snow globe that I
42:15
42:15 thought was the most coolest thing to
42:16
42:16 give to my grandma. And immediately my
42:18
42:18 mom said, "You cannot give that to
42:20
42:20 grandma. Give me that [ __ ] back." And we
42:22
42:22 went out and got grandma something else.
42:24
42:24 But uh that was my shot at regifting.
42:27
42:27 Sorry, grandma. I tried, but that wasn't
42:30
42:30 for you. That was supposed to be for my
42:32
42:32 mom. Apologizing now. Like 60 years
42:36
42:36 later. I mean, how old was my grandma?
42:37
42:37 My grandma was probably like 70 or
42:39
42:39 something. I don't know. Sorry all these
42:40
42:40 years later. Sorry, grandma.
42:42
42:42 >> Apologizing now.
42:43
42:43 >> But that is a gift that I tried to uh
42:46
42:46 regift there. Um, okay.
42:47
42:47 >> Grandma, wait. Did your grandma know
42:49
42:49 that that was a regift or like did she
42:51
42:51 not know?
42:52
42:52 >> No, my mom immediately like jumped up
42:54
42:54 and walked over to her and grabbed the
42:55
42:55 snow globe and was like, "That's my
42:57
42:57 [ __ ] That's my snow globe. You can't
42:58
42:58 give that to grandma. That's not yours."
43:00
43:00 >> So, wait.
43:02
43:02 >> Hang on. So, there was a brief moment
43:04
43:04 where your grandma thought that that was
43:05
43:05 her snow globe? Yeah. Yeah. She totally
43:08
43:08 thought. She's like, "Thank you." Had my
43:09
43:09 name from Joshua. From Joshua to
43:12
43:12 grandma. Like
43:14
43:14 >> her mom was just like, mom was like,
43:15
43:15 "NAH, [ __ ] YOU. THAT'S MY SNOW GLOBE."
43:18
43:18 >> YEAH. EXACTLY.
43:22
43:22 >> She didn't even let my grandma her mom
43:24
43:24 she didn't even let her have it. You
43:25
43:25 know what I mean? Like just talk
43:28
43:28 to me in the car later. Like somebody
43:30
43:30 got her that [ __ ] Like
43:32
43:32 >> the the fact that somebody got her the
43:35
43:35 snow globe, it makes me even better cuz
43:37
43:37 it wasn't a snow globe that your mom
43:39
43:39 bought for herself. It was somebody
43:41
43:41 gifted her the snow globe and you gifted
43:44
43:44 it again.
43:47
43:47 >> Oh, that's [ __ ] great, dude.
43:48
43:48 >> I see all kinds of stuff like that, man.
43:50
43:50 I I buy my mom gifts and stuff, but I
43:52
43:52 she would not let me get away with this
43:53
43:53 one. So, that that snow globe came back
43:55
43:55 home. That
43:56
43:56 >> Wait, can I ask was it like a real like
43:59
43:59 was it like a a destination snow globe?
44:01
44:01 Like was it a snow globe from Vegas or
44:03
44:03 was like
44:04
44:04 >> do you remember?
44:05
44:05 >> I No, I can't remember. I just I just
44:07
44:07 Yeah. You know, hopefully she doesn't
44:09
44:09 see this.
44:10
44:10 >> Let's ask your mom for next episode. I
44:13
44:13 want to know what the snow globe was.
44:15
44:15 >> All right, I'll I'll do that. All right,
44:17
44:17 we got time for maybe one more of these
44:19
44:19 right here. Sean, um
44:20
44:20 >> you give it to me. You tell me animals
44:21
44:21 or numbers. I don't care. Whatever one
44:23
44:23 you want.
44:23
44:23 >> No. Why are you making me This is for
44:25
44:25 you to pick, man. This is not fair cuz I
44:27
44:27 I got
44:27
44:27 >> Hey, it's sitting in front of me.
44:28
44:28 >> We're a team on this, man. We're a team,
44:31
44:31 right? I I mean, you weren't there for
44:32
44:32 me in Vegas. So, like, you can pick the
44:34
44:34 next card, bro. Like, don't hit me like
44:37
44:37 that. All right. Okay. All right. All
44:38
44:38 right. All right. Because I know you
44:40
44:40 like to sleep on your days off, so I'm
44:42
44:42 going to go ahead and ask you this
44:43
44:43 question.
44:44
44:44 >> I don't sleep. What the [ __ ]
44:46
44:46 >> Well, he does not know me at all.
44:48
44:48 >> Hang out. And I mean, you said you like
44:50
44:50 to do that. So, um Okay. So, and I don't
44:54
44:54 even know if you own one of these, but
44:55
44:55 we're just going to pretend
44:56
44:56 hypothetically you own one of these. All
44:58
44:58 right, Sean. Here you go. We're going
44:60
44:60 animals for you. You're such an animal
45:02
45:02 tonight. Um, here we go. If you had to
45:06
45:06 share a sleeping bag with an animal,
45:08
45:08 which one would you pick?
45:11
45:11 >> The [ ] the [ ]
45:18
45:18 >> I mean, you just say snuggle up next to
45:21
45:21 who you tucking in with you. I mean,
45:22
45:22 sleeping bags are tight. You know, it's
45:24
45:24 going to be on your body rubbing up on
45:25
45:25 you.
45:26
45:26 >> Might get uncomfortable. What are you
45:27
45:27 going to pick
45:28
45:28 >> it? Uh these again these questions are
45:31
45:31 like it depends on the scenario, right?
45:33
45:33 >> Uh but if you're just going like top of
45:35
45:35 the dome, top of the dome right now, top
45:36
45:36 of the dome. Uh I'm going to say dog
45:39
45:39 obviously uh cuz dog is man's best
45:41
45:41 friend. Uh dog will just like let you
45:44
45:44 cuddle them and then you go to sleep
45:46
45:46 together like easy peasy,
45:48
45:48 >> right? But in my heart in my heart I
45:51
45:51 want to say like lizard or some [ __ ]
45:53
45:53 you know, tortoise.
45:54
45:54 >> Scaly.
45:55
45:55 >> Yeah. someone that rubbing up on you in
45:57
45:57 the middle of the night.
45:58
45:58 >> Yeah, dude. Something that I'm going to
45:59
45:59 know that it's like I'm going to know
46:01
46:01 that that's like Jeff or whatever, you
46:03
46:03 know? Like I know that's Jeff, right?
46:04
46:04 Like is if like like if if I'm cuddling
46:07
46:07 my doggo, you know, like maybe that
46:08
46:08 maybe that turns to Joshua, you know,
46:10
46:10 like maybe that turns into someone else,
46:13
46:13 you know, like but if I'm holding my pet
46:15
46:15 lizard, right?
46:17
46:17 >> Yeah.
46:17
46:17 >> Then I know that's my pet boy. That's my
46:20
46:20 my baby boy lizard, you know? I know.
46:22
46:22 Okay. I know.
46:23
46:23 >> You're rubb You're rubbing up on
46:24
46:24 something scaly, you know?
46:26
46:26 >> Yeah.
46:27
46:27 >> Yeah. Things. Okay. I'm not I'm
46:29
46:29 certainly not doing that. If I'm If I'm
46:30
46:30 If something's tucked tight and rubbing
46:33
46:33 up on me, I want it to be cute. Cough,
46:36
46:36 cute, soft, and cuddly like Kevin
46:39
46:39 Stubbing. Yeah, this peach. This white
46:40
46:40 peach. Um I I think I'm going to go
46:43
46:43 something, you know, snuggly and cuddly.
46:46
46:46 I I might just go like a a like a fluffy
46:48
46:48 rabbit, you know.
46:50
46:50 >> Oh, a rabbit's a good one. something
46:52
46:52 that just I can really just grab on to.
46:54
46:54 I mean, I'm obviously I don't want to
46:55
46:55 kill it.
46:55
46:55 >> Yeah, but rabbits are small, though,
46:57
46:57 bro. Rabbits are You're a tall It's got
46:59
46:59 to fit
47:01
47:01 anymore.
47:02
47:02 >> It's got to It's got to fit in a
47:03
47:03 sleeping bag. You can't You can't put a
47:05
47:05 moose in a [ __ ] sleeping bag. I don't
47:06
47:06 care if you'd like to sleep with moose.
47:08
47:08 You can't put a moose in your bag.
47:10
47:10 >> Yeah. Put You're not right.
47:12
47:12 >> Giraffe. You like giraffes? Not going to
47:13
47:13 fit.
47:14
47:14 >> I love giraffes. Yeah. But yeah. No,
47:16
47:16 you're right. You're right.
47:18
47:18 >> Turtle. What do you put You know, like
47:20
47:20 what do you put in there with you? Slug.
47:23
47:23 >> Slug. I'd be animal like slimy.
47:25
47:25 >> I'd squish the [ __ ] out of it.
47:27
47:27 >> Yeah.
47:27
47:27 >> Be bad.
47:28
47:28 >> I go rabbit around.
47:29
47:29 >> I go rabbit, dude. I mean, there's
47:30
47:30 >> Can I say something,
47:31
47:31 >> buddy? Can I say something right here in
47:33
47:33 this uh episode towards the end because
47:35
47:35 no, I know nobody's listening to this
47:37
47:37 part. Um, hey
47:38
47:38 >> uh you know banana slugs? Like I know
47:42
47:42 grew up
47:43
47:43 >> we have a lot of banana slugs. If you
47:44
47:44 don't know what a banana slug is, uh
47:46
47:46 that's on you. Look that [ __ ] up. But
47:49
47:49 can I just say as a kid, buddy, as a kid
47:52
47:52 and almost as an adult, low key, uh, I
47:56
47:56 always thought they called banana slugs
47:59
47:59 banana slugs because they tasted like
48:01
48:01 bananas.
48:03
48:03 And you for real? Are you for real right
48:05
48:05 now? Is that what As
48:08
48:08 >> I always wanted to eat a banana slug?
48:10
48:10 >> The color, nothing else gave it away.
48:12
48:12 You thought
48:13
48:13 >> No. Taste is what you went to
48:15
48:15 immediately.
48:16
48:16 >> Yes. Yes. Exactly.
48:18
48:18 But then in California, we grew up and
48:21
48:21 we had science camps as they called
48:23
48:23 them. And they would teach you about
48:24
48:24 banana slugs and teach you that they are
48:26
48:26 toxic to eat. That is only when I
48:29
48:29 learned that banana slugs were called
48:31
48:31 banana slugs cuz they are [ __ ]
48:32
48:32 yellow.
48:34
48:34 All my life until that point, I thought
48:36
48:36 they tasted like bananas, which is why
48:38
48:38 somebody called them a banana slug. And
48:41
48:41 I wish right now on podcast, I'm saying
48:43
48:43 it. I wish banana slugs tasted like
48:46
48:46 banana. I'm just going out there on
48:48
48:48 limit and saying that.
48:50
48:50 >> Okay, that's a good one. I mean, I get,
48:53
48:53 you know, we all we all have things that
48:54
48:54 that we didn't know before we grew up,
48:56
48:56 right? That's just one of yours.
48:58
48:58 >> Yeah. Lemons and limes, right? Lemons
48:60
48:60 and limes.
49:00
49:00 >> Lemons and limes. Yeah. Lemons and
49:03
49:03 limes. Let's Let's not talk fruit.
49:06
49:06 >> It's not listen nostalgic episode right
49:09
49:09 now. Go back into like episode like
49:12
49:12 three or some [ __ ] where we talked about
49:13
49:13 that. So, good luck getting through that
49:16
49:16 one. But there it is,
49:17
49:17 >> buddy. Hey, we're at the end of this
49:19
49:19 episode. Let's get the chat out of here.
49:21
49:21 Let's [ __ ] get everybody out of here.
49:23
49:23 Let's do some fun finds, lucky numbers,
49:26
49:26 some fortunes,
49:27
49:27 >> and then your closing monologue for the
49:29
49:29 week, buddy, as the people have come to
49:31
49:31 love.
49:32
49:32 >> So exciting.
49:33
49:33 >> Let's get it, buddy. What do you got?
49:34
49:34 What do you got to show off this week?
49:35
49:35 What do you got?
49:35
49:35 >> All right. So, uh, my fun find, as we
49:38
49:38 always do, I got a wall of Funkos back
49:39
49:39 there. Why not just keep adding to it,
49:41
49:41 you know? Literally, my my Funko vault
49:44
49:44 is
49:46
49:46 is bigger than my bank account. I'm
49:47
49:47 going to be honest with you. Like if I
49:49
49:49 sold all those, I'd have more money than
49:50
49:50 I even do in my bank account. So,
49:52
49:52 >> are you making a Funko Vault reference
49:54
49:54 to the Funko Vault that you feel like
49:56
49:56 you got stolen of?
49:58
49:58 >> That happened, too. A lot of throwbacks
50:01
50:01 in this episode. A lot of callbacks.
50:03
50:03 >> This is just a nostalgic throwback
50:04
50:04 episode. Let's go.
50:06
50:06 >> There's a call back. I got I got ripped
50:07
50:07 off on that [ __ ] Just telling you. Um I
50:10
50:10 I don't know. I don't know how to
50:13
50:13 pronounce this name right here, so
50:14
50:14 you're probably going to have to help
50:15
50:15 me. But this is a a fun little a Hello
50:17
50:17 Kitty
50:18
50:18 >> Funko Pop.
50:20
50:20 >> I found normally I don't I don't [ __ ]
50:22
50:22 know Hello Kitty names at all.
50:24
50:24 >> I mean, I'm not a big Hello Kitty guy,
50:25
50:25 but this this little guy was so cute. Um
50:28
50:28 and I had to grab it. So, this is my fun
50:30
50:30 find for the day. Found it at Target.
50:32
50:32 And this is my uh Hello Kitty Funko Pop.
50:36
50:36 It's a Kur Pop Curop. Whatever, dude.
50:39
50:39 I'm not even going to pronounce it, bro.
50:41
50:41 I'm not even going to try.
50:42
50:42 >> Uh Mia, can you pronounce that? Can you
50:44
50:44 pronounce the name of that one, please?
50:46
50:46 >> Thank you. I appreciate it.
50:47
50:47 >> There you go. That is my my fun find,
50:49
50:49 man. It's just another add to the
50:51
50:51 collection. Um maybe someday I'll sell
50:55
50:55 all those and put them on a website or
50:56
50:56 something.
50:57
50:57 >> When we're really rock bottom, you
51:01
51:01 >> got a wall of Funkos. And that's not
51:02
51:02 even half of them. Holy [ __ ]
51:04
51:04 >> No, dude. No, I listen. Um, we're going
51:08
51:08 I'm going back home to Joshua in August
51:11
51:11 and uh I will get some film on Joshua's
51:14
51:14 entire Funko collection for you guys so
51:16
51:16 you can see what he's working with.
51:19
51:19 >> But buddy, can I show off uh can I show
51:22
51:22 off some of my fun finds?
51:23
51:23 >> Yeah. What do you got for this episode?
51:24
51:24 What do you got over there?
51:26
51:26 >> I would like to do something real quick.
51:27
51:27 Uh because I don't have just one fun
51:29
51:29 find. I just I just really I need to get
51:32
51:32 through all of the Vegas fun finds that
51:35
51:35 I got. Uh, and they do not include
51:37
51:37 Funkos. So, I'm just going to rapidfire
51:39
51:39 them so that Mia can cut them into a
51:41
51:41 short alongside your Funko that you just
51:44
51:44 showed off that you have no
51:45
51:45 pronunciation of.
51:47
51:47 >> So, if you're okay with that, buddy, I'm
51:48
51:48 just going to show them all off real
51:49
51:49 fast. Uh,
51:51
51:51 >> in a rapid fire succession. Uh, I'm
51:53
51:53 going to start with the pins and then
51:55
51:55 I'll go from there. So, buddy, these So,
51:58
51:58 ladies and gentlemen, I'm about to show
51:59
51:59 off everything that I got from Vegas.
52:01
52:01 Uh, I hope you appreciate it. I'm just
52:03
52:03 going to go real fast so you can see
52:04
52:04 everything that I have. I'm going to
52:06
52:06 start with a few pins that I got from
52:07
52:07 the Meow Wolf section. Uh, so here's the
52:10
52:10 first pin. Check that bad boy out. It's
52:12
52:12 a [ __ ] frog. Love him. Beautiful.
52:15
52:15 Boom. Done with him. Here's the second
52:18
52:18 thing that I got. This little guy is
52:19
52:19 pretty [ __ ] cool. He's upside down.
52:21
52:21 Give me one second. Give me one second.
52:23
52:23 There he is right there. Boom. Drama
52:25
52:25 Corp
52:27
52:27 done. So,
52:29
52:29 third thing. Here we go. So, we did the
52:31
52:31 VIP section thing at MailWolf and the
52:33
52:33 Omega Mart. And we got these cool little
52:35
52:35 VIP pins.
52:37
52:37 Nothing nothing crazy, but it's in a
52:39
52:39 little dime bag. So, that's pretty
52:40
52:40 [ __ ] cool. It's like a little
52:42
52:42 >> dime bag.
52:44
52:44 I love this. I I remember buying this
52:46
52:46 really intoxicated. Uh mainly because
52:49
52:49 there is a few things on here. So, it's
52:51
52:51 like it's a little keychain, but there's
52:53
52:53 a little there's a little cat right
52:54
52:54 here. A little cat with like 16 eyes.
52:56
52:56 And there's a little meow wolf back
52:57
52:57 there and little little thing like that.
52:59
52:59 So, that's really cool. Love that. And
53:01
53:01 then in that same vein, uh Joshua, last
53:04
53:04 week I showed you the art that I got,
53:05
53:05 the the the alien art that I got. And
53:08
53:08 that was pretty cool. That came from
53:09
53:09 vending machine. This also came from the
53:11
53:11 same vending machine. Uh which is this
53:13
53:13 little guy. Uh it's a little star baby.
53:15
53:15 Uh his name is I am Luna. Uh little
53:18
53:18 Luna. But here you go. This is what it
53:19
53:19 is. Look at that.
53:21
53:21 >> Lights kind of [ __ ] blurring him out.
53:23
53:23 But uh there he is. He's [ __ ] He's
53:25
53:25 beautiful as [ __ ] Someone made that.
53:27
53:27 Someone made that. Uh there's no
53:29
53:29 encryption on the back like the last
53:31
53:31 one, but somebody made this. And uh
53:33
53:33 there he is. So there's that. Almost
53:36
53:36 done. Almost done.
53:38
53:38 Then the Neon Museum had this [ __ ] uh
53:41
53:41 which I [ __ ] loved. This is a magnet.
53:44
53:44 And it's the Stardust from the Neon
53:45
53:45 Museum. Look at that collectible magnet.
53:47
53:47 Stardust. Boom. Beautiful. I've yet to
53:50
53:50 put this on my thing cuz I'm showing it
53:52
53:52 off now. And then alongside that is an
53:55
53:55 icon in Vegas, buddy. This is [ __ ]
53:58
53:58 Vegas Vicki. Look at that. Huh?
54:01
54:01 >> Vegas Vicki. Is that an iconic symbol
54:03
54:03 for Vegas? Vegas.
54:05
54:05 >> She is a neon sign that they made into a
54:06
54:06 [ __ ] magnet. Wonderful. Um,
54:10
54:10 continuing the old Mega Mart thing. I
54:12
54:12 I'm all out of order, but whatever. Uh,
54:14
54:14 this is a postcard from there. Look at
54:17
54:17 this bad boy. Look at this [ __ ] Look at
54:19
54:19 that. It's pretty [ __ ] cool. This is
54:22
54:22 like kind of the [ __ ] that you saw
54:24
54:24 inside the art. I I wish I could explain
54:26
54:26 it to you. Oh, also it's upside down. My
54:28
54:28 bad. Like that makes a [ __ ]
54:31
54:31 difference. But there you go. There it
54:33
54:33 is. It's beautiful. Uh and then
54:35
54:35 alongside that is this little [ __ ]
54:37
54:37 guy that I'm going to put in the
54:38
54:38 background. It is this guy right here.
54:40
54:40 It's the Omega Mark mascot. And he's on
54:42
54:42 a little platform, Mr. Omega. Look at
54:45
54:45 that. Boom. Boom. Bada bing. And
54:48
54:48 finally, buddy, I made it to the last
54:49
54:49 [ ] portion of this [ ]
54:52
54:52 You saw the tomato snail. And now,
54:56
54:56 buddy, I gotta give you this. I gotta
54:57
54:57 give you this. This is I don't know,
55:00
55:00 some type of pepper.
55:02
55:02 But he's inside there. He's inside there
55:05
55:05 right now. He's inside there doing his
55:06
55:06 pepper little thing. I'll open it for
55:08
55:08 you, buddy, because I want you to see
55:09
55:09 him. I want the people to see him. Uh
55:12
55:12 because he's beautiful. He's lovely.
55:14
55:14 Here he is right now. A little pepper.
55:17
55:17 Look at him. He looks just like you,
55:21
55:21 buddy. He looks just like him. That's
55:24
55:24 what I imagine you looking like. That's
55:26
55:26 what I imagine. There you go. Oh, wait.
55:28
55:28 Hang on. Not done. One. Two last things.
55:32
55:32 Hang on. I just saw them right here. I
55:34
55:34 just saw them. They're just little pins.
55:36
55:36 Little pins. Um,
55:40
55:40 this guy right here. Look at this guy.
55:42
55:42 Little shark boy.
55:44
55:44 >> Dude, you got so much [ __ ]
55:45
55:45 >> holding. He's holding He's holding a
55:47
55:47 little eightball. He's holding a little
55:48
55:48 eightball. I He's holding a wolf like
55:51
55:51 you can't even see it, but he's a little
55:52
55:52 shark boy. And then on top of that, the
55:55
55:55 last thing I have, buddy, the last thing
55:56
55:56 I [ __ ] have, I call him Pizza Rat.
55:59
55:59 He's a secret. Uh cuz these were from
56:02
56:02 blind boxes that we had. Uh but this is
56:04
56:04 Pizza Rat. He's [ __ ] chill. He looks
56:07
56:07 like [ __ ] uh Chuck-E-Cheese man. And
56:10
56:10 he's holding a he's holding a delicious
56:12
56:12 slice.
56:12
56:12 >> There might be some copyright
56:13
56:13 infringements going on there.
56:15
56:15 >> Oh, probably. We didn't make him, but
56:17
56:17 he's holding some pizza. There you go.
56:19
56:19 Okay.
56:19
56:19 >> That's all I got.
56:19
56:19 >> Pizza rat.
56:20
56:20 >> That's all I got. Pizza rat. Love it.
56:22
56:22 Perfect.
56:23
56:23 >> All right. I'm done. Government, write
56:25
56:25 that [ __ ] off.
56:26
56:26 >> Done. That's it. Vegas. We're done with
56:28
56:28 Vegas. We've moved on.
56:29
56:29 >> We're done with Vegas. No more Vegas.
56:31
56:31 We're all good.
56:32
56:32 >> All right.
56:32
56:32 >> I'm writing all that [ __ ] off, buddy.
56:34
56:34 Put it on the tab.
56:35
56:35 >> Perfect. Perfect. Every part of it is
56:38
56:38 perfect.
56:39
56:39 >> All right. Let's do some [ __ ]
56:41
56:41 fortunes and lucky numbers. Let's get
56:42
56:42 out of here.
56:43
56:43 >> Okay. All right. I'm going to I'm just
56:44
56:44 going to go ahead and pick the uh the
56:45
56:45 fortune for today because typically we
56:48
56:48 pick these silly little fortunes. One
56:50
56:50 could either be boozy, one could be
56:51
56:51 dirty. Uh I think we might as well keep
56:54
56:54 it uh dirty for today's episode. Keep it
56:57
56:57 retro, keep it dirty. Um this one I
56:60
56:60 pulled from the top. Normally I try to
57:01
57:01 pull from the bottom. Hopefully this is
57:05
57:05 as good as last week's was.
57:07
57:07 >> What' you say last week? Uh every top
57:09
57:09 becomes a bottom.
57:11
57:11 every top eventually becomes a bottom or
57:14
57:14 something like that. I think that's
57:16
57:16 Yeah, that is semi true. Um, all right.
57:19
57:19 Let me crack Let me crack this little
57:21
57:21 cookie right here.
57:23
57:23 Yeah. All right, Sean. You ready? You
57:26
57:26 ready for this?
57:26
57:26 >> I'm ready, buddy.
57:27
57:27 >> As ready as ever.
57:28
57:28 >> The episode.
57:30
57:30 Oh, it's so nice. I I'm going Okay. All
57:34
57:34 right, everybody.
57:37
57:37 All right.
57:39
57:39 Y
57:40
57:40 >> there might be some words on here I
57:41
57:41 don't know how to read. We're going to
57:42
57:42 try. Um here we go.
57:45
57:45 That's me. That's me like sad trying to
57:48
57:48 like figure it out to pronounce this
57:50
57:50 before I even try to read it. Um all
57:52
57:52 right everybody. This is your misfortune
57:55
57:55 for episode
57:57
57:57 135 believe.
57:60
57:60 >> Always negotiate from a position of
58:02
58:02 strength such as reverse cowgirl.
58:08
58:08 That is a position of strength.
58:10
58:10 >> Damn, dude. I know some cowg girls and
58:13
58:13 they they that is power.
58:19
58:19 >> That is That's
58:21
58:21 >> Yeah, we're going to shut you down real
58:23
58:23 quick. Real quick.
58:25
58:25 >> There you go, buddy. That is our
58:26
58:26 misfortune for this episode. Hope you
58:28
58:28 enjoyed that one. They're supposed to be
58:29
58:29 silly or obnoxious. Take it as you will.
58:32
58:32 >> Yeah, I'm okay with that. Just like I'm
58:34
58:34 okay with these seven lucky numbers that
58:36
58:36 you use for whatever nefarious reasons.
58:38
58:38 Uh here they are. Enjoy. 9 26 37 42 50
58:45
58:45 68 and 69. Once again, your seven lucky
58:49
58:49 numbers for the week are as followed. 9
58:52
58:52 26 37 42 50 68 and 69.
58:59
58:59 Joshua,
59:00
59:00 I can't take it no more, buddy. I can't
59:02
59:02 take no more.
59:04
59:04 Give me the closing monologue or the
59:07
59:07 opening monologue really to the new
59:09
59:09 week. I think that's what that should be
59:11
59:11 is the like the opening monologue to the
59:13
59:13 new week because you're kind of like
59:15
59:15 just giving people motivation for their
59:17
59:17 new week, right? That's what it is.
59:20
59:20 That's what this is.
59:21
59:21 >> I mean, I I'm I'm totally good with
59:23
59:23 that. And if anybody knows me, I I
59:25
59:25 cannot stretch these monologues out
59:27
59:27 super long because I'm I'm definitely a
59:29
59:29 man of few words sometimes. So, I'm just
59:31
59:31 going to hit you with a quote to kick
59:33
59:33 your Monday off and hopefully this leads
59:34
59:34 you into a perfect week. So, here you go
59:37
59:37 everybody. Happy Monday.
59:39
59:39 You don't need the whole week to figure
59:41
59:41 it out. You just need to win today.
59:46
59:46 Damn. No [ __ ] All right. Who uh who
59:50
59:50 wrote that quote?
59:51
59:51 >> I did not write that.
59:55
59:55 >> Nah. Nah. Mia, he wrote it.
59:59
59:59 Thank you everybody. Hope everybody has
60:01
60:01 a wonderful week. Let's uh let's have
60:03
60:03 another beautiful week. Let's just let's
60:04
60:04 go.
60:05
60:05 >> Hell yeah buddy. Can't say it enough.
60:07
60:07 Hey, thank you for watching. Thank you
60:08
60:08 for listening. We appreciate it. Sorry
60:10
60:10 for the delayed out live if you made it
60:12
60:12 this far. We really do love you guys. Uh
60:14
60:14 and also next week won't be as bad. I
60:16
60:16 won't be so inebriated. Who knows? Maybe
60:19
60:19 not. Uh but Joshua, before we go, I got
60:21
60:21 one more thing for you, buddy. Here you
60:24
60:24 go. You ready? Yes.
60:27
60:27 How many multiplayer gamers does it take
60:30
60:30 to fix a light bulb?
60:32
60:32 >> Don't know.
60:34
60:34 >> Uh, none because you can't pause a
60:37
60:37 multiplayer game.
60:41
60:41 Ladies and gentlemen, we will see you
60:44
60:44 next week. Ad deuces.
61:10
61:10 head on over to the [ __ ] website to
61:12
61:12 know what song Dr. played and then
61:13
61:13 you'll get a little bit of inspiration
61:15
61:15 cuz that's how it goes on this like uh
61:17
61:17 end of episode blurbs, you know? I I
61:20
61:20 thought to myself, buddy, do you think
61:22
61:22 people listen to the end of the podcast
61:25
61:25 episode blurbs? Like, do you think
61:26
61:26 there's like people who listen all the
61:28
61:28 way through? Like, cuz I don't think
61:29
61:29 they do. I think I think they probably
61:31
61:31 get like 20, 30 minutes in and they go,
61:33
61:33 "Oh, AI song. All right, I'm done." You
61:36
61:36 know? I think
61:36
61:36 >> I maybe I don't know. It just depends on
61:38
61:38 what part of us you're you're into. You
61:40
61:40 know what I mean? Like I think we all
61:42
61:42 listen to different parts of podcast for
61:43
61:43 certain reasons. Like that's why the
61:44
61:44 time stamp are there so you can listen
61:47
61:47 to whatever part you want to.
61:48
61:48 >> Exactly. That's Freedom of choice, free
61:50
61:50 will, baby. You know,
61:52
61:52 >> I love time stamps. I mean, I didn't I
61:54
61:54 used to not be a fan of time stamps, but
61:55
61:55 I I am now because sometimes it just
61:57
61:57 takes a while for people to get into
61:59
61:59 things and there's specific topics that
62:00
62:00 I'm interested like clickbait
62:02
62:02 thumbnails, you know, it's just like
62:03
62:03 they get you there, but then it takes 45
62:05
62:05 minutes to hear what you really want to
62:06
62:06 listen to. Um,
62:08
62:08 >> so I'm a fan of of the uh the time
62:10
62:10 stamps. So,
62:12
62:12 >> 100% agree. That's why we do them, you
62:14
62:14 know? That's like ever since we did like
62:16
62:16 the [ __ ]
62:18
62:18 audio what did we call it before uh AI
62:21
62:21 radio like uh putting the time stamps in
62:23
62:23 for people I feel like that is really
62:25
62:25 important not only just so people can
62:27
62:27 skip it if they want to but for also
62:29
62:29 people who really enjoy the song that
62:30
62:30 week you know uh case in point my mother
62:33
62:33 uh mom thank you for discovering how to
62:35
62:35 comment I appreciate that
62:37
62:37 >> oh no love you very much
62:40
62:40 >> that's either good or bad you know what
62:42
62:42 >> I don't I don't know I have yet I all I
62:44
62:44 know is it's good right now, buddy. It's
62:46
62:46 good. So, mom, if you made it all the
62:48
62:48 way to the end of this episode, I love
62:49
62:49 you very much and uh we'll see you in
62:51
62:51 August. So,
62:54
62:54 >> well, it's funny cuz my mom listens to
62:55
62:55 the first thing she said to me, she
62:56
62:56 goes, "Joshua, you cuss too much. You
62:58
62:58 need to stop cussing."
62:60
62:60 >> You do need to stop cussing. We both
63:02
63:02 need to stop cussing on this [ __ ]
63:04
63:04 >> I I cuss too much. I'm sorry. And
63:06
63:06 there's a few like hot words that I say
63:08
63:08 that I shouldn't say, but you know, when
63:10
63:10 your vocabulary is as extensive as mine,
63:13
63:13 you know, once I stopped highlighting
63:15
63:15 words in the dictionary when I was like
63:18
63:18 12 years old,
63:20
63:20 my vocabulary just shrank and is
63:22
63:22 virtually nothing and I just get all my
63:24
63:24 words off of like billboards and neon
63:26
63:26 signs as I drive down the street.
63:30
63:30 So that's my complete vocabulary. Like
63:33
63:33 driving down Main Street, that's that's
63:34
63:34 every word I know. And that's all I need
63:36
63:36 to get you through the day. That's it.
63:39
63:39 >> Oh, [ __ ] All right. You ready to do
63:41
63:41 this [ ] Let's [ ] Let's actually
63:43
63:43 Whenever you want to get
63:45
63:45 >> All right, here we go.
63:47
63:47 Three, two,
