Sorry For The Delay | EP.139 | Gas Light, Destiny & Chemical Nostalgia
-WHAT’S IN OUR CUP-
Sean: Sound Bite Cider “Yep, That’s Dry,” 32 oz local cider
Joshua: Knob Creek 9-Year bourbon over ice
-AI SONG OF THE WEEK-
AI Song Of The Week: “Freefall” (Lyrics written by Joshua.)
-RECIPES-
Cosmic Brownie Campfire Ice Cream Sandwich:
• 2 Little Debbie Cosmic Brownies
• Ben & Jerry’s Campfire S’mores ice cream
• 1 Stay Puft marshmallow
Add ice cream between two Cosmic Brownies.
Place a marshmallow on top.
Microwave briefly until the marshmallow expands.
Spread the marshmallow over the top, cool slightly & attack responsibly.
Wild Berry Smash:
• frozen mixed berries
• 2 oz bourbon
• splash of lemonade or limeade
• club soda or tonic water
• ice
• mint, optional
Add berries, bourbon & lemonade or limeade to a glass.
Muddle until the berries break down.
Add ice, top with club soda or tonic & garnish with mint.
-CHAT WITH US-
• Sean’s Summer Sauce
• Lights, Camera, Distraction
• My New Addiction
• Still Undecided
-CHAPTERS-
00:00 EP.139 Intro, Golf Sun & Spooky Delivery
02:03 What’s In Our Cup - High-Glass Knob Creek & “Yep, That’s Dry”
05:37 Cold Apples, FIFA Update & Bandwagon Jerseys
11:11 Question Of The Day - Gas Light Trust Issues
14:54 Chat With Us - Summer Sauce, Movies, Addiction & Still Undecided
16:20 Sean’s Summer Sauce - Cosmic Brownies & Wild Berry Smash
26:04 Lights, Camera, Distraction - Movie Reviews & Matinee Rules
36:37 AI Song Of The Week "Freefall"
43:35 My New Addiction - Joshua Falls Into Destiny 2
49:30 Still Undecided - Titan Problems, Gear Grinding & 11 PM Controller Sweats
55:10 Fun Finds, Empty Misfortune Cookie, Lucky Numbers & Circus Joke
-SOUND BITES-
• “The sun has kissed me today.” - Joshua reporting from the golf-course glow-up.
• “It’s a high glass of whiskey, baby.” - Sean identifying Joshua’s bourbon situation with terrifying accuracy.
• “This tastes just like an apple you bit into in the morning and summertime.” - Sean reviewing the Sound Bite cider.
• “Can you trust someone who consistently drives their car around with the gas light on?” - Joshua turning low fuel into a moral dilemma.
• “I like living on the edge.” - Joshua confessing his gas-light lifestyle.
• “We’re going for chemical nostalgia.” - Sean defending the boxed brownie doctrine.
• “Never watch a movie full price.” - Sean finding common ground in the theater economy.
• “Good company will make a bad movie better.” - Joshua giving the official movie-night math.
• “I am now officially addicted to Destiny 2, my man.” - Joshua entering the Guardian spiral.
• “I realized I was addicted when I had my hands on the controller getting sweaty at 11 o’clock last night.” - Joshua finding the exact moment Destiny got him.
-FORTUNE & FINDS-
Fortune: No fortune this week. The boozy Misfortune cookie came up empty, and the boys are now owed two fortunes.
Lucky Numbers: 3, 16, 25, 33, 46, 48, 58
Fun Finds / Value Finds:
Sean: Lightning McQueen stuck-in-the-mud Funko for the Cars 20th anniversary.
Joshua: Michael Jordan 1998 All-Star Game MVP Funko & PopMart Pixar Mickey blind box pull - Hamm Mickey.
(Community Shoutout: New followers and subscribers joined the Sorry For The Delay community this week.)
Transcript
00:00 Welcome to episode 139 of Sorry for the
00:04
00:04 Delay. I'm your editor, Mia. This week,
00:06
00:06 Joshua runs on Golf Sun, Knob Creek, and
00:09
00:09 a Gas Light that apparently doubles as a
00:11
00:11 personality test, while Sean brings
00:13
00:13 local cider, and enough summer snack
00:15
00:15 science to qualify as chemical
00:18
00:18 nostalgia. Then, it's FIFA bandwagoning,
00:22
00:22 movie distractions, Destiny 2 addiction,
00:25
00:25 and a Lightning McQueen Funko covered in
00:27
00:27 suspicious mud. Please do not ask
00:30
00:30 follow-up questions. Enjoy the show.
00:33
00:33 >> Hello and welcome to another episode of
00:36
00:36 Sorry for the Delay. We are your hosts.
00:38
00:38 My name is Sean and right over there is
00:41
00:41 Joshua. Joshua, this is episode 139, my
00:45
00:45 dude. An odd number, so we're going to
00:46
00:46 get pretty crazy in this one. If you're
00:48
00:48 familiar, you're familiar. Or if you
00:49
00:49 know, you know, right? Uh, buddy, like I
00:51
00:51 do every week, though. How are you doing
00:54
00:54 this week? I feel like your delivery
00:57
00:57 right there was like your your like
00:58
00:58 pregaming to Halloween. It was like a
01:00
01:00 little spooky. It was kind of like your
01:02
01:02 inflections in your voice right there
01:04
01:04 was kind of like just that delivery.
01:06
01:06 It's kind of funny. Um but uh thanks for
01:09
01:09 asking.
01:09
01:09 >> Notice how he doesn't laugh though. He's
01:11
01:11 just quiet monotone.
01:13
01:13 >> It's a Well, you know that's I have a
01:15
01:15 problem with standup sometimes.
01:16
01:16 Sometimes I feel like I laugh in my head
01:17
01:17 and I don't laugh out like lol, you
01:19
01:19 know? So like
01:22
01:22 I mean you would think
01:24
01:24 >> yeah like you would think I'm more
01:25
01:25 animated sometimes. Sorry everybody just
01:28
01:28 but yeah um but no Sean thanks for
01:29
01:29 asking dude. I'm doing well. I hope
01:31
01:31 everybody listening is doing well. It's
01:32
01:32 another beautiful day here in uh don't
01:35
01:35 know where you listen to us at but we're
01:36
01:36 in California. Sean's up in Washington.
01:38
01:38 Um yeah but everything's good. I played
01:40
01:40 golf today so I'm feeling good and
01:42
01:42 feeling limber. My freckles are are I've
01:44
01:44 been kissed by the sun. You you wouldn't
01:46
01:46 know if you're just listening, but the
01:48
01:48 sun has kissed me today. I wore
01:50
01:50 sunscreen. So, uh this is, you know, I
01:53
01:53 had block on these sun kisses. But, uh
01:56
01:56 >> yeah, dude. I I feel good. I feel happy.
01:58
01:58 I'm thirsty. I'm ready to uh have a sip
02:02
02:02 of what's in my cup.
02:03
02:03 >> Hell yeah, dude. Um can I guess what's
02:05
02:05 in your cup this week? May I have that
02:07
02:07 pleasure?
02:08
02:08 >> Uh yes, you can get. And you know, you
02:11
02:11 saw me walk into the studio right now,
02:13
02:13 so I don't I you know, he's saying this
02:16
02:16 everybody, but he saw me walk in. We
02:18
02:18 weren't recording yet, but he saw me
02:20
02:20 walk in. But Sean, go ahead, dude. Yeah,
02:22
02:22 I'll let him I'll I'll let the people
02:24
02:24 know. Uh first of all, Joshua's not
02:25
02:25 wearing any pants. Uh that is true. For
02:28
02:28 the record, he's not wearing any pants
02:29
02:29 on. You can't even see it, so it doesn't
02:31
02:31 matter, but he's not wearing pants. Uh,
02:32
02:32 and he's also drinking uh I'm going to
02:35
02:35 say it is a Knob Creek 9-year uh high
02:40
02:40 glass of bourbon. Uh, am I correct in
02:43
02:43 saying that, Jeff?
02:44
02:44 >> What? Okay. A high glasses. I mean,
02:46
02:46 there's just a lot poured into the
02:48
02:48 glass. It's not like a low glass. Is
02:50
02:50 that what that means?
02:51
02:51 >> Yes, exactly. It's a high glass of
02:53
02:53 whiskey, baby.
02:54
02:54 >> I think these 4K cameras are working
02:56
02:56 because Yeah, it's a high glass. There's
02:58
02:58 nothing low about this thing. Hey, but
03:00
03:00 you do have a fancy little ice cube in
03:02
03:02 there. That's pretty cool.
03:04
03:04 >> Yeah, this it's a it's one of those uh
03:06
03:06 classic little ice balls. Um and yeah,
03:09
03:09 dude, this this would be a high glass
03:11
03:11 for sure. Um Sean is ex Sean is correct.
03:15
03:15 And if you're listening, uh you know, I
03:17
03:17 tend to drink whiskey, you know, most of
03:19
03:19 the times. Um but yeah, Sean, thank you
03:21
03:21 for
03:23
03:23 knowing exactly what is in my cup. I'm
03:25
03:25 not even going to try to guess uh what
03:27
03:27 is in your cup. So, uh, why don't you
03:29
03:29 tell the audience what you're sipping on
03:30
03:30 tonight?
03:30
03:30 >> Yeah. I mean, you could have guessed. I
03:32
03:32 told you last week what it was going to
03:33
03:33 be, so you could have guessed it. Uh,
03:35
03:35 but I am doing something special for,
03:37
03:37 uh, the summertime season. I, at least
03:39
03:39 I'm trying to, uh, I'm trying to
03:41
03:41 highlight some of the local, uh,
03:43
03:43 breweries and, uh, cider houses up here.
03:45
03:45 And so, I have another one from Sound
03:47
03:47 Bite Cider. Uh, this one is called Yep,
03:49
03:49 that's Dry. And, uh, Joshua, again, this
03:52
03:52 motherfucker's huge as [ __ ] So,
03:54
03:54 Soundbite, there you go. And then the uh
03:56
03:56 the name of that is uh Yep. That's dry.
03:59
03:59 So I'm going to go ahead and open.
03:60
03:60 >> Is that actually handwritten? Is that
04:01
04:01 sharp?
04:02
04:02 >> It is. It is handwritten. Yeah. So this
04:03
04:03 is actually uh this is canned at the
04:06
04:06 actual
04:07
04:07 >> sound bite uh cider uh place and they uh
04:11
04:11 they can it right there for you. So it's
04:12
04:12 pretty cool. Uh but
04:14
04:14 >> that's legit.
04:14
04:14 >> Hang on. Got to open it. Give me one
04:16
04:16 second, everybody.
04:17
04:17 >> It's [ __ ] huge and girthy, unlike me.
04:21
04:21 >> That's what she said.
04:23
04:23 >> All right, let's give the Yep. That's
04:25
04:25 dry. I'm assuming this is going to be
04:26
04:26 real dry. So, give me one second. Here
04:28
04:28 we go. Going for the sip.
04:34
04:34 Honestly, not that dry. Not that dry at
04:37
04:37 all. Um, it still has a little bit of a
04:40
04:40 sweetness to it because it's obviously
04:42
04:42 hard cider. Um, but it it is it is
04:46
04:46 refreshing. It is like a How would I
04:49
04:49 explain this better, buddy? It's a It
04:51
04:51 tastes
04:53
04:53 not only like if you had an apple, but
04:55
04:55 this is like if you had an apple on a
04:58
04:58 crisp summer morning, you know, you you
05:01
05:01 maybe you you opened up your door, you
05:03
05:03 walked out on your wraparound porch,
05:05
05:05 right? And you just pulled out an apple
05:07
05:07 from the fridge or something and that
05:09
05:09 crisp like crunch with that like morning
05:13
05:13 air, right? That morning summer crisp
05:15
05:15 air. That's what this tastes like. This
05:17
05:17 tastes just like an apple you bit into
05:20
05:20 uh in the morning and summertime. So
05:22
05:22 there you go, buddy. Cheers. I'm g pour
05:24
05:24 this big ass thing into my cup. So if
05:26
05:26 you hear the sounds of piss, that's just
05:28
05:28 me pouring pouring away. Um buddy, while
05:32
05:32 I pour away, uh do you have anything to
05:35
05:35 start the episode? Do you What are you
05:36
05:36 What are you doing over there?
05:37
05:37 >> I have one question before we get like
05:39
05:39 deep into this. Uh do you do you put
05:41
05:41 your apples in the refrigerator?
05:42
05:42 >> I do. I do put my apples in the
05:44
05:44 refrigerator. Yeah. There's nothing just
05:45
05:45 like a nice cold apple, you know, just a
05:48
05:48 nice crunch to it. I guess I'm just so
05:50
05:50 used to doing that because I mean that's
05:53
05:53 how they get them at the grocery store.
05:54
05:54 They just come in refrigerated and then
05:56
05:56 they put them out and get room
05:58
05:58 temperature after a while. But yeah, I'm
05:60
05:60 I'm all for a cold apple.
06:02
06:02 >> Okay. All right. I was curious because I
06:04
06:04 thought they I've never really put my
06:06
06:06 apples in the refrigerator. Um so I was
06:08
06:08 wondering if they stay fresh longer
06:10
06:10 >> thing.
06:11
06:11 >> Yeah. Yeah, I mean I've heard that, but
06:12
06:12 I I tend to just eat it so fast it does
06:15
06:15 it doesn't last long on on my counter,
06:17
06:17 so I don't put them in the fridge.
06:19
06:19 >> But yeah, no, I was I was just curious
06:21
06:21 about that. Um, but I do have a
06:23
06:23 question. Uh, a couple things leading
06:25
06:25 into the uh famous chat with us section
06:28
06:28 that we always get into in every every
06:30
06:30 episode.
06:31
06:31 >> I need an update from you, Sean, because
06:34
06:34 >> I I think it was last episode or the one
06:36
06:36 before. Uh, we talked about FIFA a
06:39
06:39 little bit.
06:40
06:40 >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
06:41
06:41 >> I want to know,
06:43
06:43 have you at all been keeping up with
06:45
06:45 FIFA?
06:46
06:46 >> Honestly, I have been have I've haveve
06:48
06:48 have been keeping up more than uh I
06:50
06:50 thought I would be. Uh it's kind of
06:52
06:52 funny. Uh I have I've have taken in a
06:55
06:55 new interest in it. Uh I saw that Mexico
06:57
06:57 just clinched uh spoiler alert when
06:60
06:60 filming this. Mexico just clinched uh
07:02
07:02 the group A uh position, right? So
07:05
07:05 they're moving on to the knockouts now,
07:07
07:07 which is pretty cool. Go Mexico. Rock
07:08
07:08 on. Um, and then uh, US plays tomorrow,
07:12
07:12 so I don't know how that's gonna go. I
07:13
07:13 mean, honestly, it's US, so it could go
07:15
07:15 either way, but I have been I have been
07:16
07:16 paying attention. What about you?
07:18
07:18 >> Okay. No. Um, yeah. Spoiler alert. I
07:20
07:20 think this episode comes out even be
07:22
07:22 after this, so it's not like we're I
07:23
07:23 don't think we're spoiling anything
07:25
07:25 because No. Yeah, people are really
07:26
07:26 recording. Yeah, I don't think it really
07:28
07:28 matters. Um, but no, I I you know, I've
07:31
07:31 kind of been watching it a little bit,
07:32
07:32 but I know when it comes to sports,
07:35
07:35 there is people who jump on the
07:37
07:37 bandwagon. And I'm curious to know, are
07:40
07:40 you like a soccer bandwagon person? I I
07:43
07:43 mean this in the most respectful type of
07:46
07:46 way, and if you're listening, like I
07:47
07:47 don't mean like bandwagoners, you know,
07:49
07:49 like this is a thing, but I mean this in
07:51
07:51 a respectful way because FIFA is is a
07:53
07:53 high quality. It's just it's a very
07:57
07:57 >> correct system as well. I know, right?
07:60
07:60 It's like the be a best athletes pretty
08:02
08:02 much. So, it's I don't think it's a a
08:04
08:04 bad bad
08:05
08:05 >> I completely I completely get your
08:07
08:07 question. Um I will say with with FIFA,
08:11
08:11 no because I still don't really care for
08:13
08:13 it, you know. Um but for soccer in
08:16
08:16 general or football in general, um I
08:20
08:20 would say yes because the only reason I
08:22
08:22 I kind of enjoy football is because of
08:26
08:26 Rexom. Joshua, do you know who Rexom is?
08:29
08:29 >> No, I don't know who Rexom is.
08:31
08:31 >> So, Rexom is a small football club in
08:34
08:34 Wales uh that was purchased by someone
08:36
08:36 you may know, uh a friend of the show,
08:39
08:39 really uh Mr. Deadpool himself, uh Ryan
08:41
08:41 Reynolds, uh and his uh his his partner
08:46
08:46 and lover. Um
08:48
08:48 >> the [ ] I [ ] forget his name. Uh
08:50
08:50 but the guy in uh Always Sunny in
08:53
08:53 Philadelphia. [ __ ] it's going to elude
08:56
08:56 me. I'm so sorry. Mia, put his name up
08:57
08:57 there. Uh, but they went half on a
09:00
09:00 football club in Wales called Rexom. And
09:03
09:03 so that's where I fell in love with that
09:06
09:06 soccer, you know. So that would that
09:09
09:09 would be me jumping on a bandwagon
09:12
09:12 because, you know, it's just like, oh,
09:14
09:14 an American bought a [ __ ] British
09:17
09:17 football team and now you're just a fan
09:19
09:19 of them because of that. And yeah, yeah,
09:21
09:21 I am. And that is the reason. Uh, but
09:23
09:23 that shouldn't diminish the fact that
09:25
09:25 that gave me a love of the game now, you
09:28
09:28 know.
09:29
09:29 >> So, yeah, I would say that's where I'm a
09:31
09:31 bandwagoner. But yeah, for FIFA n I
09:34
09:34 don't give a [ __ ] who wins or who loses,
09:36
09:36 you know. So,
09:36
09:36 >> I do have a follow-up question because
09:38
09:38 talking about bandwagoners. Um, do you
09:41
09:41 have a jersey? Do you own a soccer
09:43
09:43 jersey?
09:44
09:44 >> Are you a sports jersey person in
09:46
09:46 general? I guess that's the the broad
09:49
09:49 question.
09:49
09:49 >> Are you asking me if I have a soccer
09:51
09:51 jersey? Was that the first question?
09:52
09:52 >> Let's start with that. Yes.
09:54
09:54 >> Okay. I do not I really do want one.
09:56
09:56 Rexom has these black kits is what they
09:58
09:58 call them. Uh their jerseys. Um which is
10:01
10:01 [ __ ] beautiful and I would love that
10:02
10:02 one. But I do have a few other sports
10:05
10:05 jerseys. I'm a big Warriors fan. You
10:07
10:07 know this. People know this. I'm a big
10:08
10:08 Niner fan. People know this. Um but I do
10:11
10:11 have two Steph Curry jerseys. Uh one
10:14
10:14 Klay Thompson jersey RIP. And then I
10:16
10:16 have one um 49er KD jersey. And so the I
10:21
10:21 do own jerseys because I do like wearing
10:23
10:23 them as like
10:24
10:24 >> like my pajamas for example, you know,
10:26
10:26 because I feel like when I put them on
10:27
10:27 like they give me the strength to have
10:29
10:29 relaxing sleep, you know, so I'll wear
10:31
10:31 them as my pajamas.
10:33
10:33 >> Well, that was my question. And for
10:35
10:35 everybody listening, that is your FIFA
10:36
10:36 update. So if you come here for all
10:38
10:38 things FIFA, that's all you're going to
10:39
10:39 get out of that, I guess.
10:41
10:41 >> Yeah. Oh, and traffic, by the way,
10:43
10:43 traffic is abysmal. Do not go to Seattle
10:46
10:46 on the uh World Cup days. Just throwing
10:49
10:49 that out there. I was right. I was
10:51
10:51 completely right. It is terrible. So,
10:53
10:53 just throwing it out there.
10:54
10:54 >> Yeah, this is this is cutting edge FIFA
10:56
10:56 news, by the way.
10:57
10:57 >> This has been your cutting edge FIFA
10:59
10:59 news, huh? Sorry for little a
11:02
11:02 throwing it out there.
11:02
11:02 >> Like a little a little sound bite or
11:04
11:04 something. [ __ ]
11:05
11:05 >> Yeah, there we go. Uh, okay. So, besides
11:07
11:07 the FIFA thing, because I just had a
11:09
11:09 that was my curious question, I actually
11:11
11:11 have a a solid question of the day for
11:13
11:13 you, Sean, and everybody else. Is this
11:15
11:15 one going to confuse the [ __ ] out of me
11:17
11:17 like last week's?
11:18
11:18 >> You know, I will I will spell it out. I
11:20
11:20 will use as much of of English. I will
11:24
11:24 try to
11:24
11:24 >> use as much as that's great.
11:27
11:27 >> I will use words. I think I can read off
11:29
11:29 a screen over here. So hopefully this
11:31
11:31 works out for you. Let me know when
11:32
11:32 you're ready for the question of the
11:35
11:35 day.
11:36
11:36 >> I'm ready, bro. I'm just sitting here.
11:37
11:37 What do you want?
11:38
11:38 >> I'm just, you know, I got just
11:39
11:39 >> hang Let me go up and take a piss real
11:41
11:41 quick. Give me a second.
11:42
11:42 >> All right. I mean, who knows? This this
11:45
11:45 question may require clean hands, so you
11:48
11:48 may have to wash your hands, you know,
11:50
11:50 uh, when you hear this.
11:51
11:51 >> All right, John. Here's the question of
11:52
11:52 the day. Sean, can you trust someone who
11:56
11:56 consistently drives their car around
11:58
11:58 with the gas light on? Or,
12:01
12:01 >> in other words, someone who's always one
12:04
12:04 stop light away from running out of gas.
12:07
12:07 >> Oh my god.
12:09
12:09 >> What kind of What kind of criminal? What
12:12
12:12 kind of c What kind of [ __ ] animal
12:14
12:14 does this? You know what do what do you
12:17
12:17 do? You just like living on the edge of
12:19
12:19 life, you know? Like at any moment you
12:21
12:21 have to call your mom or your dad or
12:22
12:22 significant other to come pick your ass
12:24
12:24 up because you ran out of gas on the
12:26
12:26 freeway. Like what what are you doing,
12:28
12:28 buddy?
12:30
12:30 O um
12:31
12:31 >> so can you trust that's the question.
12:33
12:33 Can you trust people like this? Like
12:36
12:36 like you get in their car and they're
12:37
12:37 constantly like looking over you like,
12:38
12:38 "Hey buddy, today's the day."
12:41
12:41 Like, you know what I'm saying? Can you
12:43
12:43 trust the person?
12:45
12:45 >> Yes. Yes, I can.
12:46
12:46 >> Okay.
12:46
12:46 >> And here's the reason.
12:48
12:48 >> Because I feel like a person who does
12:51
12:51 this has to know how far they can get
12:56
12:56 before they actually run out of gas.
12:58
12:58 Because if they're consistently doing
13:00
13:00 this, right, then they have to know that
13:03
13:03 car pretty damn well, you know? So, that
13:06
13:06 must be a trustworthy person, right? to
13:09
13:09 risk every day, every day a trip to the
13:14
13:14 [ __ ] gas station, right? So, yes, I'm
13:16
13:16 gonna say yes, I would trust that
13:17
13:17 person. Does it make it right? God, no.
13:21
13:21 God, no. But I will trust that person.
13:24
13:24 So, what about you?
13:25
13:25 >> Okay, that because there's a plot to
13:27
13:27 this story and I'm the main character
13:29
13:29 and uh I am guilty of driving anyone and
13:35
13:35 everyone around with the gas light on.
13:38
13:38 So, if you hop in the car with me, it's
13:40
13:40 not because I'm cheap and it's not
13:41
13:41 because gas is expensive. It's just
13:44
13:44 because I like living on the edge. So,
13:46
13:46 when you're in the car with me, just
13:47
13:47 know one day you might be pushing the
13:51
13:51 little Jeep I drive around in.
13:52
13:52 >> Oh my god. So,
13:55
13:55 >> I am that person
13:57
13:57 on you like living on the edge. Is that
13:59
13:59 what it is? Or is it just you know your
14:01
14:01 car?
14:02
14:02 >> Uh I I think it comes down to knowing my
14:05
14:05 vehicle.
14:06
14:06 >> Okay. And the smell that my car gives
14:09
14:09 off as the last drop has been burned in
14:11
14:11 the motor is quite uh
14:15
14:15 I just love the smell. Um but yeah,
14:20
14:20 >> so be careful. I don't know.
14:22
14:22 >> All right,
14:22
14:22 >> that was my question of the day. So um
14:25
14:25 yeah, I guess that's
14:26
14:26 >> that would have been awkward if I said
14:27
14:27 no. No, you can't trust
14:28
14:28 >> I know. I was I was waiting for you to
14:30
14:30 [ __ ] on me cuz I feel like parts of this
14:32
14:32 episode could be you [ __ ] on me and
14:34
14:34 I can't I can't wait to get to those
14:36
14:36 parts.
14:36
14:36 >> I [ ] wait I can't wait to [ ] on
14:39
14:39 you, bro. That's my favorite part about
14:41
14:41 this, you know? I [ __ ] on you.
14:43
14:43 >> I feel like I should charge for this cuz
14:45
14:45 people get paid good money for that.
14:47
14:47 Just saying, man. Uh but yeah, unless
14:49
14:49 you got anything else, we could slide
14:51
14:51 right into what everybody comes for the
14:53
14:53 chat with us section.
14:54
14:54 >> Let's get on into the chat with this
14:55
14:55 section. Let's [ __ ] do it, buddy.
14:57
14:57 We're already [ __ ] like seven minutes
14:58
14:58 in here, so let's might let's might as
14:60
15:00 well give the people something good.
15:02
15:02 >> I love this last one. All right, so the
15:04
15:04 chat with the section. Everybody, if
15:05
15:05 you're new here, hi, welcome. We are
15:06
15:06 Sean and Joshua, your two new best
15:08
15:08 friends. We appreciate you being here.
15:09
15:09 We do really love you. Uh sorry for the
15:11
15:11 delay live if you want to see the video
15:13
15:13 aspect of this. Uh but nowadays, I think
15:15
15:15 buddy on Spotify and on um YouTube, it's
15:18
15:18 all video now. So it's like you you can
15:20
15:20 essentially if you're listening to us on
15:21
15:21 Spotify, hey, you can watch us on there,
15:23
15:23 too. Uh, but if you're on anywhere else
15:25
15:25 like iTunes or uh Apple podcast, I don't
15:28
15:28 know any other ones. We're on
15:29
15:29 everything, but if you're on there,
15:31
15:31 sorry for Lilot live. Come check us out
15:33
15:33 video portion chat with the section is
15:34
15:34 the topics that we're going to be
15:35
15:35 talking about for the week. Uh, and they
15:37
15:37 are as followed. Uh, maybe one of them
15:39
15:39 will be interesting to you. Who knows?
15:41
15:41 Uh, but number one is Sean's summer
15:43
15:43 sauce.
15:45
15:45 Number two is Lights, Camera,
15:47
15:47 Distraction.
15:49
15:49 Number three is My New Addiction. And
15:52
15:52 the last one, my personal favorite here,
15:54
15:54 is just entitled uh still undecided.
15:60
15:60 >> I really hope you get to that one.
16:02
16:02 >> Yeah, that's great.
16:02
16:02 >> Cuz the still undecided is Sean's topic,
16:04
16:04 and I can't wait to get to there. Yes.
16:08
16:08 >> Oh, thanks. Just throwing that one on
16:09
16:09 me, huh, buddy?
16:10
16:10 >> I mean, the title says it all,
16:12
16:12 everybody. Still undecided. So,
16:14
16:14 >> [ __ ]
16:15
16:15 >> Yeah. Look forward to that one. All
16:16
16:16 right, Sean. Here we go. Sean Summer
16:20
16:20 sauce. Uh-huh.
16:21
16:21 >> Tell me all about it. Tell the audience
16:23
16:23 all about your summer sauce, buddy.
16:25
16:25 >> So, this topic is I just wanted to kind
16:28
16:28 of give a little bit of like a little
16:31
16:31 bit of insight on me and my like summer
16:33
16:33 my summer fun eats. You know, I feel
16:37
16:37 like uh so the next topic we're going to
16:38
16:38 talk about is lights, camera,
16:39
16:39 distraction. And Joshua kind of gave me
16:41
16:41 a heads up on what that one is. So, I
16:43
16:43 kind of wanted to blend it into that
16:45
16:45 one. And so Sean Summer Sauce is talking
16:47
16:47 about some of the summertime foods that
16:50
16:50 I like to really partake in and kind of
16:52
16:52 give a few just maybe one or two or one
16:56
16:56 uh recipes uh that I really really enjoy
16:58
16:58 for the summer and I think people should
17:01
17:01 really really try. So if you wouldn't
17:04
17:04 mind, Joshua, let me indulge you with
17:07
17:07 something uh something very delicious.
17:10
17:10 So, what you're going to do for this
17:12
17:12 one, it doesn't have a name yet, but I
17:14
17:14 do it on occasion when I'm craving
17:15
17:15 something something pretty sweet, right?
17:18
17:18 So, what you're going to do is you're
17:19
17:19 going to go out and you're going to get
17:20
17:20 these things called cosmic brownies. Do
17:22
17:22 you know what a cosmic brownie is,
17:24
17:24 buddy?
17:24
17:24 >> No. I do. They come in a box.
17:26
17:26 >> They do by Little Debbie. Little Debbie
17:28
17:28 herself.
17:29
17:29 >> Hey, shout out to Little Debbie.
17:30
17:30 >> Personally personally makes these things
17:32
17:32 called cosmic brownies. And what you're
17:35
17:35 going to do is you're going to take your
17:37
17:37 So, let me let me say this. I'm going to
17:39
17:39 tell you the way I do it. Now, you can
17:42
17:42 do it any way you want. That would
17:44
17:44 probably be less calorie intake, but you
17:47
17:47 know, on here we we we do things a
17:49
17:49 little differently, a little thicker, if
17:51
17:51 you will. So, you take your Cosmic Crisp
17:54
17:54 brownie box. You pull out two brownies.
17:57
17:57 That's right. Two [ __ ]
17:58
17:58 brownies, dude. Alongside that, you're
18:02
18:02 also going to pick up at the store,
18:03
18:03 you're going to get some uh some Ben &
18:05
18:05 Jerry's ice cream. No matter what what
18:07
18:07 flavor, doesn't matter. Um, I personally
18:09
18:09 like uh the campfire s'more for this one
18:12
18:12 because if you want a summertime feel,
18:14
18:14 uh, it works really, really well. And
18:16
18:16 what you're going to do is you're going
18:18
18:18 to take about 16 scoops of that Ben &
18:22
18:22 Jerry's ice cream. And you're going to
18:23
18:23 put it on one portion of the brownie.
18:27
18:27 Doesn't have to be 16 scoops. That's an
18:29
18:29 exaggeration. You can do one scoop of
18:30
18:30 ice cream. It's fine. Put it on the
18:32
18:32 brownie. And then you take the other
18:33
18:33 brownie and you smush it down. You smush
18:36
18:36 it down just a little bit. Right. just
18:37
18:37 so it's like holding it. So essentially
18:39
18:39 you have like a brownie uh ice cream
18:42
18:42 sandwich, right? But Joshua, this this
18:45
18:45 is not done, buddy. This is where you
18:47
18:47 get even better. You're then, this is
18:50
18:50 why I said the small one works a little
18:51
18:51 bit better for this because you'll see.
18:53
18:53 But you basically take that little
18:55
18:55 concoction you made. You set it on a
18:56
18:56 paper plate. You grab a Staypuff
18:60
18:60 marshmallow. Stay puff specifically
19:02
19:02 because they're the best ones. They
19:03
19:03 taste the best. You plop that on the top
19:06
19:06 brownie and you take it into the
19:08
19:08 microwave. Into the microwave, Joshua
19:11
19:11 and you hit that little button on your
19:12
19:12 microwave that says 30 seconds. You hit
19:15
19:15 it. You stand there for about five until
19:17
19:17 the marshmallow starts to expand a
19:18
19:18 little bit. Then you pull it out and
19:20
19:20 then you take a butter knife and you
19:22
19:22 just go right over the top. You go right
19:25
19:25 over the top to make like a nice little
19:27
19:27 marshmallow layer on there. And then you
19:31
19:31 allow that [ __ ] to cool down a little
19:33
19:33 bit because it's [ __ ] hot. And then
19:35
19:35 you take a big old bite or you get your
19:37
19:37 spoon and you just kind of scoop it into
19:39
19:39 your little gullet. Oh Joshua, it is a
19:42
19:42 it is sweet diabetic heaven. It's
19:45
19:45 wonderful. So
19:47
19:47 h sorry that was a mouthful and I'm
19:49
19:49 thinking about it. It's fantasizing.
19:51
19:51 It's delicious. Now I'm going to give
19:53
19:53 you my second recipe for the summer.
19:56
19:56 This one is to wash down what you have
19:58
19:58 just consumed. This one I just recently
20:01
20:01 discovered and I'm telling you this
20:02
20:02 because it's going to be my new
20:04
20:04 sensation for the summer. Joshua, we're
20:06
20:06 going to make a wild berry smash. And
20:09
20:09 the way we do this is you're going to
20:11
20:11 get some frozen berries. They sell them
20:14
20:14 at any grocery store in the frozen
20:16
20:16 section where the veggies are. You get
20:18
20:18 the ones that have blueberries,
20:20
20:20 raspberries, blackberries. You get that
20:22
20:22 one, right? And then you take it into
20:24
20:24 like one of Joshua's highball glasses.
20:26
20:26 You put some berries in there, right?
20:29
20:29 Little berries. Little berries. Little
20:30
20:30 berries. And you take whatever drink of
20:32
20:32 choice that you would want. Any
20:34
20:34 alcoholic beverage or any non-alcoholic
20:36
20:36 beverage. This works really good with a
20:38
20:38 bit of lemonade. You get it like an all
20:40
20:40 mixed berry lemonade in there, buddy.
20:43
20:43 Soiety. If that's if that's your thing,
20:45
20:45 hit it with that lemonade. Oh,
20:47
20:47 delicious. Right. But for us, the people
20:50
20:50 in the room right now, the late night
20:52
20:52 drinkers, take a little bit of whatever,
20:54
20:54 whatever makes you feel good, right? I
20:57
20:57 prefer a nice nine-aged bourbon, uh
20:60
20:60 maybe a Knob Creek, if you will, an
21:02
21:02 endless bottle of Knob Creek. Take about
21:04
21:04 2 ounces of that. Pour it in there with
21:07
21:07 the berries all together. Right. Then
21:10
21:10 either take a little bit of lemonade or
21:13
21:13 limeade, add a splash in there, about
21:15
21:15 half an ounce, half an ounce into your
21:17
21:17 glass right there. Then you go ahead and
21:19
21:19 you muddle it all in. If you don't have
21:20
21:20 a muddler, that's okay. Take a straw,
21:23
21:23 metal straw, glass straw, whatever. Take
21:25
21:25 a spoon, right? Doesn't matter as long
21:26
21:26 as it fits in the cup. And just kind of
21:28
21:28 smash all those berries out, right?
21:30
21:30 Beautifully smash them nice and even,
21:32
21:32 nice, be beautiful color that it's going
21:34
21:34 to make for you. And then go ahead and
21:36
21:36 top that [ __ ] with ice, a little bit of
21:38
21:38 club soda or Sprite. Sprite's kind of
21:40
21:40 whatever because it adds a little bit of
21:42
21:42 sweetness and it sometimes ends up being
21:43
21:43 too much. So I prefer club soda or tonic
21:46
21:46 water. And then you sprinkle that on
21:48
21:48 there. Nice little nice little bubble.
21:50
21:50 Maybe garnish it with a little bit of
21:51
21:51 mint. Then you just sip that
21:53
21:53 [ __ ] all day, Joshua. And let me
21:55
21:55 tell you, let me tell you, that thing is
21:58
21:58 uh that drink is better than cigarettes,
21:60
21:60 my dude. Better than cigarettes. Better
22:03
22:03 than uh getting your toes licked by
22:05
22:05 fish. It's It's
22:07
22:07 >> sensational, buddy. So, I personally
22:11
22:11 like to enjoy both these things after a
22:15
22:15 long hard day at work,
22:18
22:18 coming home, sitting down with these two
22:21
22:21 things, and watching a wonderful movie.
22:24
22:24 That's what I like to do with them,
22:25
22:25 buddy. So, hopefully someone out there
22:28
22:28 can recreate these recipes or tell me
22:30
22:30 why they suck. So, that's it. That's
22:32
22:32 Sean's summer sauce for you, buddy.
22:35
22:35 >> Okay. All right. Well, I do have a
22:36
22:36 question. Mhm.
22:37
22:37 >> Uh, when was the last time you tried
22:40
22:40 both of these as a pairing? Like when
22:42
22:42 did you when when did you do this?
22:44
22:44 >> Just yesterday.
22:44
22:44 >> In summer. It's spring and summer.
22:46
22:46 >> Just yesterday, buddy. I tried both of
22:48
22:48 them again.
22:49
22:49 >> Like for real? Are you just like blowing
22:50
22:50 smoke?
22:50
22:50 >> For real? Gez.
22:52
22:52 >> Double R to the L. For real.
22:54
22:54 >> So So you've recently just consumed
22:56
22:56 these. So you you've been reminded that
22:58
22:58 these are like the best things.
23:01
23:01 >> Yeah.
23:01
23:01 >> Been reminded. No, fool. I knew these
23:04
23:04 were the best things. I just wanted to
23:06
23:06 share my creations, right?
23:08
23:08 >> That's it.
23:08
23:08 >> All right. Does it have to be from a
23:10
23:10 box? Have you ever made brownies?
23:12
23:12 >> Yeah, it does not in a box.
23:14
23:14 >> Yeah, it has to be from a box. There is
23:16
23:16 no exceptions. Um, if you make them from
23:19
23:19 scratch, it feels too homemade. It
23:22
23:22 doesn't feel like summer. It feels like
23:24
23:24 you just did an errand.
23:25
23:25 >> Feels too homemade. Oh [ __ ]
23:27
23:27 >> Yeah. The whole point the whole point of
23:30
23:30 this is to have the sensation of being a
23:33
23:33 child in summertime, you know, where
23:36
23:36 it's just you back on the couch watching
23:38
23:38 movies, you know, enjoying snack time,
23:41
23:41 >> having a little bit of an adult beverage
23:42
23:42 as a kid.
23:43
23:43 >> Yeah.
23:43
23:43 >> Hey, listen. I'm just thinking about all
23:45
23:45 the people that are not relatable to
23:47
23:47 your box brownies. I mean, I love box
23:49
23:49 brownies, but sometimes people, you
23:51
23:51 know, they have their own ingredients
23:52
23:52 and they can make these things from
23:53
23:53 scratch and they they, you know, like
23:56
23:56 just saying, you know. Yeah, but it's
23:57
23:57 not going to be
23:58
23:58 >> brownies
23:59
23:59 flavor is what I'm saying. Like
24:03
24:03 we're not going for homemade flavor.
24:06
24:06 We're going for chemical nostalgia.
24:10
24:10 That's what we're going for. Okay.
24:11
24:11 >> All right.
24:13
24:13 >> Just like the soap you want to put on
24:14
24:14 your body from last episode. You need to
24:17
24:17 absorb the chemicals in order to live.
24:20
24:20 >> Listen,
24:21
24:21 >> we're all going to die. All right. We're
24:23
24:23 all going into Funko urns. And you
24:25
24:25 either go out with a bang or you go out
24:27
24:27 with a poof. All right? So, you it's on
24:29
24:29 you. Do what you want. You want to make
24:31
24:31 homemade brownies and [ __ ] up the
24:33
24:33 beautiful recipe I just gave you, go for
24:35
24:35 it. Go for it. Do your thing, man. Put
24:37
24:37 those daisies up your butts, you know.
24:39
24:39 >> All right, we're going to have to do a
24:40
24:40 call back at some point because I I was
24:43
24:43 hoping you would have a picture.
24:45
24:45 >> I'm a fan. I'm very visual. Very visual.
24:47
24:47 At some point in this, whatever it is, I
24:49
24:49 think you need to like do a popup or Mia
24:52
24:52 or whoever needs to add a picture of
24:53
24:53 these things
24:54
24:54 >> and and don't fluff them up either. Just
24:56
24:56 just [ __ ] take a picture, an all
24:58
24:58 natural picture. I don't want be don't
24:59
24:59 beauty face these things.
25:01
25:01 >> All natural.
25:02
25:02 >> Don't throw them into AI. It has to
25:04
25:04 >> Yeah. Don't throw them. Make them look
25:06
25:06 pretty. Cuz if it's from a box and like
25:08
25:08 you're saying like what it is, just take
25:10
25:10 a picture, send it just like that food
25:13
25:13 you ate in Vegas. You know those
25:14
25:14 halfeaten? I want to see that same [ __ ]
25:17
25:17 You know, all natural
25:19
25:19 [ __ ] everything for you. I'll do
25:20
25:20 anything. All right, I'll do it. I'll do
25:22
25:22 it for you, buddy.
25:23
25:23 >> I should have took a picture, though.
25:24
25:24 That You're right. I mean, to be fair, I
25:26
25:26 just came up with this topic in the
25:27
25:27 morning and I was like, well, what did I
25:28
25:28 have yesterday? And I was like, I can
25:30
25:30 tell that.
25:32
25:32 My bad. My bad, everybody.
25:33
25:33 >> That's right. I think the thing next
25:35
25:35 thing I'm going to show off is cereal.
25:36
25:36 I'm gonna show off some badass cereal.
25:38
25:38 >> Yeah. Yeah. You're going to make it
25:40
25:40 homemade. You're going to go out there
25:41
25:41 and pull the [ __ ] wheat.
25:44
25:44 some homie lucky charms.
25:47
25:47 >> I actually catch a leprechaun for these.
25:52
25:52 >> All right, that's it. That That's your
25:53
25:53 sauce. That's everybody.
25:55
25:55 >> That is That is my sauce for the summer,
25:57
25:57 right? I want people to go out there and
25:58
25:58 have a great time this summer. And that
25:60
25:60 is two ways two ways that you can have a
26:02
26:02 great time, dude.
26:04
26:04 >> Okay. All right. Well, let's move on
26:05
26:05 then to the uh next topic at hand here.
26:07
26:07 Uh lights, camera, distraction. Sean,
26:10
26:10 holy [ __ ]
26:11
26:11 distraction.
26:12
26:12 >> You know, it's kind of funny because
26:14
26:14 going into summer, you know, we were so
26:16
26:16 on task, right? All of us were just like
26:19
26:19 going to school or we're going to work
26:21
26:21 or whatever, whatever it is you were
26:23
26:23 doing, we were just all focused on
26:25
26:25 everything that we're doing. And now
26:27
26:27 we're faced with summer and the options
26:30
26:30 are open. So, we're either sitting in
26:32
26:32 front of lights like we are, we're
26:33
26:33 sitting in front of cameras like we are,
26:35
26:35 but we all need a little bit of
26:37
26:37 distraction.
26:39
26:39 And what I did to distract myself
26:41
26:41 recently is I went to the movies for the
26:43
26:43 first time in a long time.
26:45
26:45 >> Oh [ __ ] I have many questions about
26:48
26:48 this, by the way.
26:49
26:49 >> Okay, the first time in a long time. And
26:52
26:52 two of the movies that I'm going to
26:53
26:53 shout out right now, I went to the
26:55
26:55 theaters and saw and one of them I
26:57
26:57 waited to watch in the comfort of my own
26:60
26:60 home. Both of them or yeah, all three
27:02
27:02 were completely different experiences,
27:04
27:04 but equally fun in their own way. Um,
27:07
27:07 but at first I want to tell you about
27:08
27:08 the movies I went and I went and checked
27:10
27:10 out and do a small review on them and
27:12
27:12 hopefully um maybe you know if you want
27:16
27:16 to give me your own feedback on these
27:17
27:17 movies or [ __ ] on me whatever you want
27:18
27:18 cuz I love to be [ __ ] on. I'm going to
27:20
27:20 start charging for this by the way.
27:22
27:22 >> Um disclaimer if you want to keep doing
27:24
27:24 that.
27:25
27:25 >> Um
27:26
27:26 >> here we go.
27:26
27:26 >> Wait, hang on. Wait, wait, wait.
27:28
27:28 >> Okay, before I get into it
27:30
27:30 >> just quickly, just quickly I have I have
27:32
27:32 two questions real fast. pulled a
27:33
27:33 parachute
27:34
27:34 >> because I need I need to know
27:35
27:35 >> one. How much did you spend on these
27:38
27:38 movies?
27:40
27:40 >> Okay. How much did I spend? Lucky
27:42
27:42 enough, my friend, I was on a budget
27:44
27:44 because the gas light was on and I
27:46
27:46 caught him at a matinea. So, they were
27:49
27:49 $8.
27:49
27:49 >> They were cheap.
27:50
27:50 >> Okay. Cheap.
27:50
27:50 >> And I will my girlfriend. Yep. $8
27:53
27:53 matinea prices. We were in the middle of
27:54
27:54 the day on like a Tuesday. So, it's
27:56
27:56 perfect. The re the reason I asked this
27:58
27:58 is because I I I want to know if the
28:01
28:01 price of these tickets would have
28:03
28:03 factored in to your movie review.
28:06
28:06 >> Um would they have factored in
28:09
28:09 the full price into
28:11
28:11 >> So here's the thing. It's it's like
28:12
28:12 going to a professional like baseball
28:14
28:14 game or football game like I feel like
28:16
28:16 theaters have have kind of overpriced
28:18
28:18 the experience. Um, but if you catch it
28:20
28:20 at a matinea before the peak times, I
28:22
28:22 think it's worth going and seeing a
28:23
28:23 brand new movie, which I did um when I
28:25
28:25 went to theaters. So, catch a matinea is
28:28
28:28 what I'm gonna say. Save a dime. Um, get
28:30
28:30 food or whatever you want to before. But
28:32
28:32 yes, uh,
28:34
28:34 >> so you're saying never watch a movie
28:36
28:36 full price.
28:37
28:37 >> No, you don't have to. Yeah, that's
28:39
28:39 Yeah,
28:39
28:39 >> I just want to say I just want to put it
28:41
28:41 on record that you're saying never watch
28:43
28:43 a movie full price. I agree. I agree
28:46
28:46 100%. Never watch a movie full price.
28:49
28:49 Second question. Second qu quick
28:51
28:51 question. Did you buy any concessions?
28:55
28:55 >> Yes, I did. It's a staple purchase of
28:58
28:58 popcorn
28:59
28:59 >> and soda. I usually don't buy candy or
29:01
29:01 sweets. Uh it's not necessary.
29:04
29:04 >> But because you can sneak those in. Just
29:06
29:06 kidding. Um but
29:10
29:10 a big bag of popcorn, a nice little
29:13
29:13 little soda, Dr. Pepper, whatever it is.
29:15
29:15 Not a sponsor. We will take it if you
29:17
29:17 want to. But um yeah,
29:21
29:21 totally buying every time you
29:23
29:23 >> Yeah, you you got mediums, smalls.
29:26
29:26 >> Oh, absolutely. Larges because we
29:27
29:27 usually share. I mean, it's kind it's a
29:29
29:29 lot to consume in one. So, we usually
29:31
29:31 get the little It's like a combo deal or
29:33
29:33 whatever. But
29:34
29:34 >> yeah. All right. Sorry. That answers all
29:35
29:35 my questions. That's all I had to know
29:36
29:36 before you gave me the reviews on these.
29:38
29:38 So, I appreciate it. Joshua, please. The
29:39
29:39 floor is yours.
29:40
29:40 >> Okay. So, the Okay, here we go,
29:42
29:42 everybody. I saw three movies. This one
29:44
29:44 I saw from the theaters. Just going to
29:45
29:45 ram just going to tell you what they
29:46
29:46 are. So the first movie I saw was in
29:49
29:49 this particular order by the way. Um
29:51
29:51 number one I saw Masters of the
29:53
29:53 Universe.
29:55
29:55 >> Okay.
29:55
29:55 >> I saw I went out and uh No, this one was
29:58
29:58 actually from home. This one was the
30:01
30:01 Super Mario Galaxy movie.
30:05
30:05 >> Okay. And then I went we went out and
30:08
30:08 saw uh or watched Disclosure Day.
30:12
30:12 >> Three completely different movies which
30:17
30:17 again these are the types of
30:18
30:18 distractions and the type of variety I
30:21
30:21 think most of us need in our life when
30:22
30:22 it comes to our feed. Just like these
30:24
30:24 two guys, right? Like we're kind of
30:26
30:26 variety. Hey, check us out. Um but yes,
30:29
30:29 these three different movies, all of
30:31
30:31 them completely hit you in a different
30:33
30:33 note. So, for a different distraction,
30:35
30:35 for different reasons. Masters of the
30:37
30:37 Universe really quick. I felt like
30:40
30:40 growing up I paid attention to the
30:43
30:43 cartoons,
30:44
30:44 but the story to me, the movie, if you
30:48
30:48 loved it, just the movie itself went a
30:50
30:50 little long. There was a little bit too
30:51
30:51 much of Twilight looking into each
30:54
30:54 other's eyes and talking to each other
30:55
30:55 and not enough like action, you know, a
30:59
30:59 little too much gaze, a little too much
31:00
31:00 story development just so maybe they'll
31:03
31:03 make another one and it'll it'll
31:04
31:04 progress and it'll be better. But
31:05
31:05 Masters of the Universe, I'm going to
31:07
31:07 say if I'm a Rotten Tomatoes or sorry
31:09
31:09 for delay uh movie critic guy, um you
31:13
31:13 could probably even though it was $8,
31:17
31:17 watch it at home when it comes out
31:19
31:19 because it was cool.
31:21
31:21 >> But okay,
31:22
31:22 >> again, good company will make a bad
31:24
31:24 movie better. So that's fine. Uh Master
31:28
31:28 Universe, skip it unless you really want
31:30
31:30 to love it or you really want to go
31:31
31:31 check it out. Uh, Super uh, the Super
31:34
31:34 Mario movie. Galaxy Movie. I can't even
31:35
31:35 [ __ ] say it. The Super Mario Galaxy
31:38
31:38 movie. It's a mouthful. They couldn't
31:39
31:39 have shortened that title. Jesus Christ.
31:41
31:41 Um,
31:42
31:42 >> that movie was excellent. I love that
31:46
31:46 movie. And if you're watching, I got a
31:48
31:48 big old smile. I'm showing off my teeth.
31:49
31:49 I I love that movie. It was It was It
31:52
31:52 was great. It was great. Some people
31:54
31:54 were just like, "Ah, it's a Mario
31:55
31:55 movie." But for me, it just had really
31:59
31:59 fun storytelling.
32:01
32:01 I'm sure it's like an animation cartoon
32:03
32:03 or whatever it is and if you're not into
32:04
32:04 that, pretty sure you're not gonna like
32:05
32:05 the movie. But for me, there's a lot of
32:07
32:07 nostalgia there. I love the movie. Go
32:09
32:09 watch it in theaters. It was really fun.
32:11
32:11 Catch it at a mat price. Have some
32:13
32:13 popcorn. Uh have a good time. Take
32:15
32:15 somebody you love or a friend or a
32:16
32:16 group. That was a good movie. I wait,
32:19
32:19 actually, I don't even know if it's in
32:20
32:20 theaters no more, but watch it at home
32:21
32:21 like I did. Um
32:24
32:24 I got ahead of myself on that one. Uh
32:26
32:26 number three, Disclosure Day. This is
32:28
32:28 the one I really wanted to get to and I
32:30
32:30 really wanted to watch because I think
32:32
32:32 >> I'm interested in this one. For me, this
32:35
32:35 was this was a really really good movie.
32:39
32:39 And the way they portray I'm not trying
32:41
32:41 to spoil anything, but the way they
32:42
32:42 portrayed the scenario of do should
32:46
32:46 humanity know
32:48
32:48 if there is something out there and and
32:51
32:51 if the people who do have this
32:53
32:53 information,
32:55
32:55 um, should they keep it a secret from
32:57
32:57 the rest of the world, from the eight
32:58
32:58 billion people in the planet? Like, is
32:59
32:59 is that something we should be doing?
33:01
33:01 And the way they portrayed that scenario
33:03
33:03 was excellent. I mean,
33:06
33:06 >> okay.
33:06
33:06 >> Yeah. So, for me, if you could watch
33:08
33:08 this at a matinea price, go check it
33:11
33:11 out. I would actually go pay full price
33:13
33:13 for this. U because there were parts in
33:14
33:14 the movie.
33:15
33:15 >> Interesting.
33:16
33:16 >> Yeah. There there was parts of this
33:17
33:17 movie that spoke to the the human side
33:19
33:19 of me, but also spoke to me from the
33:22
33:22 outside, like if we really are visited
33:24
33:24 by people are our or by other beings and
33:28
33:28 what we could have what we may have done
33:30
33:30 to them like we do to everything else on
33:32
33:32 this planet. How we just we probe and we
33:35
33:35 pick and we just we do what humans do to
33:38
33:38 things that we are curious about. And
33:40
33:40 and it's there's parts of it that are
33:42
33:42 really sad, believe it or not, even
33:44
33:44 though it's like an alien type movie.
33:46
33:46 Um, interesting. So, yeah, I I would go
33:48
33:48 check it out because for me it's spoiler
33:51
33:51 alert. There is a cliffhanger at the
33:52
33:52 end. So, if you hate this kind of [ __ ]
33:54
33:54 >> um,
33:55
33:55 >> there is there is a cliffhanger. I'm
33:57
33:57 going to give you that much of a
33:58
33:58 spoiler, but
33:59
33:59 >> I hate that [ __ ]
34:00
34:00 >> Um,
34:02
34:02 point is of this topic is if you need a
34:04
34:04 good distraction, maybe check out the
34:06
34:06 movies at a good price. Go with a
34:08
34:08 friend. Um, get some get some food along
34:10
34:10 the way or hang it at home again with a
34:13
34:13 friend. But I think in this world, this
34:15
34:15 digital age, if you're listening to us,
34:17
34:17 thank you making us a part of your
34:19
34:19 distraction. Uh but go out, check out a
34:22
34:22 movie, have a good time. Um but yeah,
34:25
34:25 that is my lights, camera distraction.
34:27
34:27 Uh and the question I had for you, Sean,
34:30
34:30 is
34:30
34:30 >> do you have any movies that distract you
34:34
34:34 along the way and your feels and your
34:36
34:36 vibes?
34:37
34:37 Is there anything that you watch to kind
34:39
34:39 of like take you away from,
34:41
34:41 >> you know, just get you away from things?
34:43
34:43 >> Yeah, of course. Um, I have three movies
34:45
34:45 in particular that really like when I
34:47
34:47 need to get into my feels, like I'll
34:49
34:49 I'll definitely do that and I'll watch
34:50
34:50 these movies and I I don't I don't watch
34:54
34:54 movies like repetitively like I'm not a
34:58
34:58 big movie guy. like I'm more of a music,
35:00
35:00 game, art kind of guy, not like a a big
35:04
35:04 cinematic
35:05
35:05 caphile, I guess you would say. Um, but
35:08
35:08 for me, the three movies that come to
35:09
35:09 mind pretty easily are one, Cars, the
35:13
35:13 original Cars. Uh, I'll watch that as
35:16
35:16 like my comfort movie. Like, you know
35:17
35:17 how people watch The Office for like
35:18
35:18 their comfort show. Like, I'll watch
35:20
35:20 Cars as my comfort movie. Uh, I'll watch
35:22
35:22 that when I fall asleep. like I'll watch
35:24
35:24 that when I need to feel like just like
35:26
35:26 okay I guess is is the terminology I
35:29
35:29 would put that out there. Um, and then I
35:32
35:32 would say right now currently, uh,
35:35
35:35 number two would be the movies The Nice
35:37
35:37 Guys, um, with Ryan Gosling and, um,
35:41
35:41 Russell Crowe, uh, where they're like
35:43
35:43 detectives and it's like a they're
35:45
35:45 [ ] that movie's [ ] funny. And
35:48
35:48 that movie makes me laugh all the time
35:50
35:50 watching that one. And it's it's hard to
35:52
35:52 get to cuz like they don't have it on
35:53
35:53 streaming services and [ __ ] so you got
35:54
35:54 to kind of like buy it. Um, so that's my
35:58
35:58 second one. And then the last one, like
35:59
35:59 if I ever want to get emotional for
36:01
36:01 whatever reason, uh dude, I'll just
36:02
36:02 watch La La Land. Like La La Land is my
36:05
36:05 like [ __ ] I just need to have a good
36:07
36:07 cry or I just need to like get like a
36:09
36:09 self- evval real quick, you know? I'll
36:11
36:11 just watch that movie. So yeah, those
36:12
36:12 are my three movies that always come to
36:14
36:14 mind.
36:15
36:15 >> So
36:15
36:15 >> cool. I love that. I love that. So watch
36:17
36:17 them all. My recommendation, Sean
36:19
36:19 recommendation, I'd say you check it
36:21
36:21 out. Um
36:22
36:22 >> yeah, and if you have any other movies,
36:23
36:23 feel free to put it in the comments.
36:24
36:24 We'd like the engagement. Uh, we would
36:26
36:26 love to watch movies because we too need
36:28
36:28 distractions. So, put them in the chat.
36:30
36:30 We will read them.
36:32
36:32 >> Um,
36:33
36:33 >> you got anything else, Sean? We can move
36:34
36:34 on to my new addiction. Uh, how about we
36:38
36:38 head on over to the uh AI song for the
36:40
36:40 week, buddy? I almost forgot. Let's give
36:43
36:43 people a little break from our voices
36:44
36:44 and [ __ ] Uh, let's do your uh AI song.
36:47
36:47 Josh, we came up with this song, buddy.
36:49
36:49 What is it called? Where where we going
36:50
36:50 on this journey?
36:51
36:51 >> Okay. All right. Okay. I just I need I
36:54
36:54 need a good review after this, Sean. I
36:56
36:56 need I need some feedback because last
36:58
36:58 week's
36:58
36:58 >> [ __ ] feedback, bro.
36:59
36:59 >> Last week's song I felt was, you know,
37:01
37:01 pretty fun, pretty good. It felt
37:02
37:02 summery. But this week's song is called
37:05
37:05 Freefall. And I didn't I didn't even
37:07
37:07 realize this. This has a lot this has to
37:11
37:11 do a lot about dreams.
37:14
37:14 And uh
37:14
37:14 >> call back to last episode.
37:16
37:16 >> A call back to last episode. And I, you
37:19
37:19 know, after I was messing around with
37:20
37:20 it, coming up with the, you know, the
37:22
37:22 lyrics and just the fun parts of it or
37:24
37:24 whatever, I was like, "Holy shit." Like
37:25
37:25 Sean planted a seed in my brain and, uh,
37:28
37:28 out came this song
37:30
37:30 >> that that I tried to work out. I, you
37:32
37:32 know, I'm not super stoked on it. Um, so
37:35
37:35 I expected to get [ __ ] on, but I I
37:37
37:37 did my best for everybody listening and
37:39
37:39 watching to do this song. Um, but this
37:42
37:42 is kind of like an alternative rock
37:44
37:44 anthem type song. Um, so Sean, if you
37:47
37:47 want to put another quarter in the sorry
37:49
37:49 for the delay AI radio.
37:52
37:52 >> Oh yeah, I do.
37:53
37:53 >> Let's play buddy.
37:54
37:54 >> I will get it out there. And uh Joshua,
37:57
37:57 uh I just want to point out that I think
37:59
37:59 we are parents now because I gave you my
38:01
38:01 seed and uh we produce an offspring. So
38:05
38:05 congratulations. Uh I can't wait to be a
38:08
38:08 co-parent with you. Uh here it is.
38:10
38:10 Freefall.
38:24
38:24 I fall to asleep like a man on the edge.
38:27
38:27 Hard hitting hard like a drum in my
38:29
38:29 chest. Some nights I don't know which
38:32
38:32 world is mine. Some nights I don't care.
38:34
38:34 I'm just trying to find one place that
38:36
38:36 holds me. One place that stays. Not
38:38
38:38 slipping through my fingers like sand in
38:40
38:40 the wave. If the dream is better, let me
38:42
38:42 drown in the deep. Let it pull me under
38:45
38:45 slow. Let it rock me to sleep. But if it
38:47
38:47 drags me back, the ghost I tried to
38:49
38:49 forget. Watch my mind lighting matches
38:51
38:51 in the rooms I regret. I'm split into
38:54
38:54 the man I want as the one I meet. When
38:57
38:57 the night pulls back, two shadows
38:60
38:60 fighting for the same heartbeat. But the
39:02
39:02 ground beneath me keeps finding its
39:04
39:04 beat. So I march through the dark with
39:06
39:06 the weight on my chest. Every step like
39:08
39:08 a war, every breath like a test. If the
39:10
39:10 dream's going to save me, let it open
39:12
39:12 the door. And if the night tries to
39:14
39:14 break me, I'll rise even more. I'm
39:16
39:16 caught in the pole of the worlds in
39:18
39:18 between. But I'm learning to stand in
39:20
39:20 the space where they meet. Yeah, I
39:22
39:22 stumbled through fire, but I'm still on
39:23
39:23 my feet. And that's got to count for
39:26
39:26 something.
39:31
39:31 And that's got to count for something.
39:37
39:37 Yeah. Some nights I'm a whisper. Some
39:39
39:39 nights I'm a storm. Some nights I'm the
39:41
39:41 ashes. Some nights I'm reborn. I've been
39:43
39:43 chasing the quiet like a runaway train.
39:46
39:46 Trying to outrun the echo of my own
39:48
39:48 name. If the dream is bright, I let it
39:50
39:50 show me the way. If it's darker, then
39:53
39:53 fine. I survive darker days. I'm done
39:55
39:55 letting shadows tell me who I should be.
39:57
39:57 I'm done letting fear take the best
39:59
39:59 parts of me. I'm split into the man I
40:03
40:03 walk as the one I meet. When the night
40:06
40:06 pulls back, two shadows fighting for the
40:08
40:08 same heartbeat. But the ground beneath
40:10
40:10 me keeps finding its beat. So I march
40:13
40:13 through the dark with the weight on my
40:15
40:15 chest. EVERY STEP LIKE A WAR, every
40:17
40:17 breath like a test. If the dream's going
40:19
40:19 to save me, let it open the door. And if
40:21
40:21 the NIGHT TRIES TO BREAK ME, I'LL rise
40:23
40:23 even more. I'm caught in the portal of
40:25
40:25 the worlds in between. But I'm learning
40:27
40:27 to stand in the space where they meet.
40:29
40:29 Yeah, I stumbled through fire, but I'm
40:31
40:31 still on my feet. And that's got to
40:33
40:33 count for some. And maybe I'm not broken
40:36
40:36 just between tides. Caught in the push
40:38
40:38 of the dark in the rise. Every fall I
40:40
40:40 take still teaches me to climb. Cuz even
40:43
40:43 cracked hearts beat loud in time. I've
40:46
40:46 been moving like a shadow. Learning how
40:47
40:47 to breathe. But there's fire in the
40:49
40:49 places I thought were empty. If the
40:51
40:51 night wants to take me, let it take what
40:53
40:53 it will. I'm still here in the morning.
40:56
40:56 And I'm learning to stand.
41:14
41:14 So I march THROUGH THE DARK WITH A
41:16
41:16 WEIGHT ON MY CHEST. EVERY STEP LIKE A
41:18
41:18 WAR, EVERY BREATH LIKE A TEST. IF THE
41:20
41:20 DREAM'S GOING TO SAVE ME, LET IT OPEN
41:22
41:22 THE DOOR. AND IF THE NIGHT TRIES TO
41:24
41:24 BREAK ME, I'LL RISE EVEN MORE. I'm
41:26
41:26 caught in the pole of the worlds in
41:28
41:28 between. But I'm learning to stand in
41:30
41:30 the space where they need. Yeah, I
41:32
41:32 stumbled through, but I'm still on my
41:34
41:34 feet. And that's got to count for
41:36
41:36 something.
41:41
41:41 Yeah, that's got to count for something.
42:02
42:02 Hot dog, buddy. I don't know what you're
42:04
42:04 talking about. That was wonderful.
42:07
42:07 >> I enjoyed that a lot. That was great, my
42:10
42:10 dude. That was good. That was good.
42:12
42:12 >> That was very uh energetic, very uh get
42:15
42:15 your butthole on fire kind of type vibe,
42:17
42:17 you know? That was like [ __ ] uh I
42:19
42:19 guess get your butthole on fire type. I
42:21
42:21 don't know why I said that. It was more
42:22
42:22 like burn.
42:24
42:24 >> What am I trying to say here? It was
42:26
42:26 like light your pants on fire and run
42:29
42:29 around kind of like energy, you know?
42:32
42:32 That's what I was trying to say. It's
42:33
42:33 had that it had that bravado, you know?
42:35
42:35 That was good. That was good. I enjoyed
42:37
42:37 that. I know what you're talking about.
42:38
42:38 That was good.
42:39
42:39 >> All right. I I was I you know I think
42:41
42:41 sometimes you know when I because when
42:44
42:44 you listen to songs a bunch of times
42:45
42:45 over and over and over and over and I'm
42:47
42:47 looking for a particular sound I'm
42:48
42:48 looking for particular
42:50
42:50 >> and I don't know how to edit music that
42:53
42:53 well yet. So there's certain parts of
42:56
42:56 things that I really want to capture and
42:58
42:58 if I can't get it there I feel like I I
43:01
43:01 haven't hit my imaginary mark musically.
43:05
43:05 >> So that's that's kind of where I was
43:08
43:08 coming from for that. But if you enjoyed
43:09
43:09 it, if you're listening and you enjoyed
43:11
43:11 it, uh, go check out the website.live.
43:14
43:14 Um, and, uh, pretty soon we'll have like
43:16
43:16 a music channel too at some point. I'm
43:18
43:18 working on that
43:18
43:18 >> eventually. You're [ __ ] slow at that
43:20
43:20 [ __ ] so hurry up.
43:20
43:20 >> I know, but it's all it's all going to
43:22
43:22 be on there. I I can't remember. Dude, I
43:23
43:23 was counting the tracks that we have
43:25
43:25 now. We got We're getting up there with
43:27
43:27 >> We have too many. We have too many.
43:29
43:29 >> We have a ton of songs. So, the music
43:30
43:30 channel's coming. The creative channel's
43:32
43:32 coming. And uh which could lead us into
43:35
43:35 the My New Addiction, which is nice.
43:38
43:38 >> I am so ready. I am so ready for my new
43:41
43:41 addiction, buddy. What is my new
43:42
43:42 addiction? What is this? What is that?
43:44
43:44 >> All right, Sean. My new addiction. I
43:46
43:46 don't want to go too long because
43:47
43:47 obviously uh we can go forever on this
43:49
43:49 one, but Sean, I blame it. I blame this
43:53
43:53 on you, buddy. I am now officially
43:56
43:56 addicted
43:57
43:57 >> to Destiny 2, my man.
44:00
44:00 >> I knew it. I knew it. So before Joshua
44:03
44:03 starts on this,
44:04
44:04 >> I knew something I knew there was
44:07
44:07 something that clicked with Joshua
44:08
44:08 because
44:10
44:10 >> the other night I was closing. I had
44:12
44:12 This is a true story. All our statements
44:14
44:14 here are true, by the way. This is not
44:16
44:16 just made up.
44:17
44:17 >> Um
44:18
44:18 >> the other night I was closing work. Got
44:20
44:20 off of work real late. It was probably
44:21
44:21 like 11:00 at this point.
44:23
44:23 >> It was 11. It was 11. Yeah,
44:25
44:25 >> it was late. I saw that Joshua was
44:28
44:28 signed in to Destiny 2 and maybe I
44:32
44:32 thought like I just kind of was like,
44:33
44:33 "Oh, maybe he just kind of signed in and
44:35
44:35 was just like I don't know looking at
44:36
44:36 something or maybe he signed in an
44:38
44:38 accident." Yeah, whatever. Right.
44:40
44:40 >> So, I log in, I go in and Joshua is
44:44
44:44 doing a campaign mission by himself,
44:47
44:47 just playing the game. And I I joined
44:51
44:51 him and I was like just because, you
44:53
44:53 know, maybe he just like accidentally I
44:54
44:54 don't know, maybe something happened.
44:55
44:55 Maybe he just like logged in and like it
44:57
44:57 was just a fluke.
44:59
44:59 >> But no, homie was playing a game and I
45:01
45:01 just joined him and we ended up just
45:03
45:03 playing two levels of a campaign and I
45:06
45:06 cuz I didn't expect him to be on there
45:08
45:08 and so I knew something had clicked. So
45:10
45:10 to hear you say Joshua that you are
45:12
45:12 enjoying playing Destiny 2 makes me so
45:16
45:16 happy. Uh and also for the record uh did
45:19
45:19 did we tell the people who you picked
45:21
45:21 already? Like what they like
45:24
45:24 >> they're out there. No, go for it. Yeah.
45:25
45:25 >> So, the people have decided to have
45:27
45:27 Joshua play as a Titan and uh I think we
45:30
45:30 did say that last episode, but Joshua
45:31
45:31 has fully committed to the Titan role
45:33
45:33 and he is playing all the campaigns.
45:35
45:35 He's doing his thing as a Titan and it
45:37
45:37 is sensational. It is one of the best
45:40
45:40 things that I've ever had the
45:41
45:41 opportunity of witnessing. And uh we did
45:44
45:44 play with our other friend uh the other
45:47
45:47 night as well where we had a wonderful
45:49
45:49 time racing sparrows and yelling at each
45:52
45:52 other and just having a great [ __ ]
45:54
45:54 time. And after this Joshua and I are
45:56
45:56 going to go back and play some more
45:57
45:57 Destiny, so we got to get through here,
45:59
45:59 buddy. So what is So what I'm sorry I
46:01
46:01 didn't mean to kill this whole your new
46:02
46:02 addiction. So what else? What do you
46:03
46:03 got? What do you got?
46:04
46:04 >> No, this is cool. So um because I I
46:07
46:07 honestly think there's healthy
46:08
46:08 addictions out there and there's bad
46:09
46:09 addictions out there, right? there
46:11
46:11 there's things that just we should not
46:12
46:12 commit ourselves to because it just
46:14
46:14 consumes so much of our time. It's not
46:15
46:15 healthy and there's just reasons not to
46:18
46:18 do it. So the addiction I'm talking
46:21
46:21 about is the fact that this is so fun
46:24
46:24 for me and this is so rewarding that I
46:25
46:25 get to not only play with you Sean, I
46:27
46:27 get to play with another gentleman by
46:28
46:28 the name of Sean who who Sean you're
46:30
46:30 looking at. They're both Yeah, they're
46:32
46:32 both named Sean. I got to come up with a
46:34
46:34 nickname or something because it gets
46:35
46:35 confusing when we play together. Um, and
46:38
46:38 eventually you guys listening to us,
46:39
46:39 some of us, you you will jump on to
46:41
46:41 Destiny. We'll create community and
46:43
46:43 there's just a bigger picture that's
46:45
46:45 going to happen from all of this. Uh,
46:47
46:47 completely fun. That's what's going to
46:48
46:48 happen. Um, but the the thought process
46:52
46:52 I was going through when I was thinking
46:53
46:53 about this is because games are so fun,
46:55
46:55 like why can we not
46:59
46:59 create some kind of I know it's already
47:02
47:02 out there, but eventually this AI thing
47:04
47:04 is going to take over and video games
47:06
47:06 are a thing. You know, we're controlling
47:08
47:08 we're literally controlling robots on a
47:10
47:10 platform, a cloud. It's a game, right?
47:12
47:12 >> Yeah. Why can we not move towards a
47:15
47:15 system where if robots are going to
47:17
47:17 replace us, why cannot this also become
47:20
47:20 a form of universal income through us
47:24
47:24 physically and and controlling using
47:27
47:27 robots that are in factories and and
47:30
47:30 >> so basically we now control the bots
47:34
47:34 that are making us money because
47:35
47:35 eventually those bots play us or will
47:38
47:38 replace us. So, I started thinking,
47:40
47:40 wouldn't video games be a wonderful way
47:42
47:42 to transition into a supplemental
47:45
47:45 income? Because basically, you are the
47:47
47:47 bot. The real easy case scenario is like
47:50
47:50 say you're in a a store and you are the
47:53
47:53 selfch checkout processing, you know,
47:55
47:55 basically like transactions. Again, this
47:59
47:59 is the only thing I can think of when I
47:60
48:00 was coming up with this is like you are
48:02
48:02 now you log in with your PlayStation,
48:04
48:04 your Xbox, your your whatever controller
48:06
48:06 you got, your mouse, and you are now
48:08
48:08 processing transactions through your
48:09
48:09 clicks, being logged into Steam or some
48:11
48:11 other platform, big box store, Amazon.
48:14
48:14 You are now the bot. And we should be
48:16
48:16 getting paid for having fun. And and
48:20
48:20 this is the addiction I'm talking about.
48:21
48:21 If we're going to be replaced, why can
48:23
48:23 we not be replaced by something that is
48:25
48:25 rewarding and fun for us? So, in ending,
48:29
48:29 what I'm trying to say is I hope
48:30
48:30 eventually we can all work towards a new
48:35
48:35 addiction that creates a happier space
48:38
48:38 for us to be in and uh hopefully makes
48:41
48:41 us some money along the way. So that is
48:43
48:43 my whole spiel on lights are my new
48:46
48:46 addiction because I think we should all
48:47
48:47 have healthy and and good addictions
48:49
48:49 that that reward us not only physically,
48:52
48:52 mentally, emotionally, but add a little
48:54
48:54 something to our to our paycheck because
48:56
48:56 man, everybody knows we need it.
48:57
48:57 Especially this guy who's driving on E
48:59
48:59 all the [ __ ] time all the time.
49:00
49:00 >> You know, every passenger is thinking
49:02
49:02 about am I going to have to push his
49:03
49:03 little car? You know,
49:06
49:06 >> it's a big car, by the way. It's a big
49:07
49:07 car. It's a big truck.
49:09
49:09 >> No, actually I don't drive the truck
49:10
49:10 anymore. It's a little Jeep. So, uh
49:12
49:12 >> Oh, that's right. Oh, I'm sorry. I've
49:13
49:13 been out of the lure for a long time.
49:15
49:15 Yeah, it is the Jeep, right?
49:16
49:16 >> So, when you climb in the car with me,
49:18
49:18 just just know that you could skip leg
49:20
49:20 day because we might be using them
49:22
49:22 >> that day to push my car down the road.
49:26
49:26 >> Well, there you go, buddy. That is my
49:27
49:27 fun little
49:28
49:28 >> Hey, my new a few questions on this one,
49:30
49:30 buddy. Because I've decided what this
49:32
49:32 topic is now going to be about. So, you
49:33
49:33 can go ahead to the still undecided
49:35
49:35 topic. This topic is now is now
49:38
49:38 completed. Uh, we're going to talk about
49:39
49:39 Joshua's Destiny 2 experience here. I
49:42
49:42 just have a list of questions. Uh, this
49:44
49:44 was unrelated, by the way. I didn't know
49:46
49:46 what your new addiction was. I just had
49:48
49:48 a list of questions that I wanted to ask
49:49
49:49 you on here about Destiny. So, now the
49:52
49:52 still this undecided topic is now about
49:54
49:54 you and Destiny. So, I have a few things
49:57
49:57 that I want to ask you. Um, I mean, none
49:60
49:60 of it matters because the game is dead
50:02
50:02 now, so nothing's going to get updated.
50:04
50:04 But,
50:06
50:06 >> as somebody who's just started playing
50:08
50:08 this game, Joshua, question number one
50:10
50:10 would be, what would change? What would
50:12
50:12 you change to make your first experience
50:16
50:16 different?
50:17
50:17 >> Like easier or less confusing? Like,
50:20
50:20 what would you change in the first
50:22
50:22 player, like the new player experience
50:24
50:24 that would help you understand the game
50:25
50:25 more? Okay. The one thing I I hate and
50:28
50:28 there's probably some gear or something
50:29
50:29 that helps us is I wish I could like you
50:33
50:33 know how when you jump and you double
50:35
50:35 jump and you float and you feel like
50:36
50:36 you're just in a weightless thing. I
50:38
50:38 wish there was like a dead drop button
50:39
50:39 where it just immediately drops anchor
50:41
50:41 and I can just dive straight down cuz I
50:44
50:44 feel like I float too much, too long,
50:47
50:47 too far. Like today I was playing a
50:49
50:49 mission and all I'm just getting shot in
50:50
50:50 the air and I'm like why can't I just
50:52
50:52 drop anchor and just hit the ground like
50:54
50:54 you know superhero landing you know drop
50:56
50:56 the knee like boom like why can't I just
50:58
50:58 land cuz I I'm just floating forever.
51:01
51:01 >> Oh I see like a cancel your jetpack
51:03
51:03 button.
51:04
51:04 >> Exactly. Just just in the [ __ ] thing
51:06
51:06 drop anchor and go straight to the
51:08
51:08 ground because I just I feel like I
51:10
51:10 float too long. Like I'm bubbles in a
51:13
51:13 bath. Get me the [ __ ] out of there. I
51:15
51:15 just want to be on the ground already.
51:18
51:18 So that is one.
51:20
51:20 >> I mean to be fair I have never played
51:21
51:21 Titan so I don't know the jump mechanics
51:23
51:23 on there. I'm sure that seems like
51:26
51:26 something that there is and maybe the
51:29
51:29 community can let us know as I play
51:31
51:31 Hunter and Joshua now plays Titan. So
51:34
51:34 let us know if there is a functionality
51:36
51:36 for that because it sounds like
51:37
51:37 something that there is already and we
51:39
51:39 just both don't know it. So we'll find
51:41
51:41 out buddy please.
51:43
51:43 >> Yeah.
51:44
51:44 >> Um
51:44
51:44 >> okay second question.
51:45
51:45 >> Anything else? Is there anything else on
51:47
51:47 that that you would change?
51:48
51:48 >> Um, no. That's the biggest thing. I just
51:50
51:50 I feel like when I like I said, I was
51:51
51:51 doing a campaign today and I just I
51:53
51:53 couldn't get out of the way of the bolts
51:54
51:54 because I was just I was like floating.
51:56
51:56 I felt like I was Mary Poppins. I had my
51:57
51:57 [ __ ] umbrella out the whole time and
51:59
51:59 I'm just like, "Dude, get me to the
52:01
52:01 ground already, dog." Like just I need
52:03
52:03 to be on the ground so I can kill some
52:05
52:05 [ __ ] But I was floating through the air
52:07
52:07 in like a bubble.
52:09
52:09 >> Okay,
52:09
52:09 >> so that's probably the biggest thing
52:11
52:11 right now. Question number two is
52:15
52:15 what aspect of Destiny are you enjoying
52:19
52:19 the most right now?
52:21
52:21 >> Okay, so I'm kind of like a gear head.
52:22
52:22 I'm I'm a collector of gear. So going
52:25
52:25 around and collecting gear and leveling
52:27
52:27 up and and trying to come, you know.
52:30
52:30 Okay, spoil it's not really a spoiler
52:32
52:32 because you guys don't haven't seen my
52:33
52:33 guy yet or my character, but looks like
52:37
52:37 [ __ ] you know what I mean? My gear
52:38
52:38 looks all sloppy and everything. So, I
52:40
52:40 guess a sleek looking character is fun,
52:42
52:42 but I I told Sean today that I want to
52:44
52:44 have the ugliest looking historical
52:47
52:47 character ever, but I just want him to
52:49
52:49 be a full uh Titan just but looks like
52:52
52:52 looks like garbage, you know?
52:53
52:53 >> Yeah, that's I can't wait.
52:55
52:55 >> Yeah, aesthetics is cool. Gearing up is
52:57
52:57 cool. I just have to learn the mechanics
52:59
52:59 of it. So, again, the builds I find
53:02
53:02 awesome. I used to play a game uh a lot.
53:04
53:04 It's called Division 2, which gear,
53:06
53:06 grinding gear and everything was a big
53:08
53:08 part of it. So, I'm a big gear guy.
53:10
53:10 >> Concept. Yeah.
53:10
53:10 >> Um,
53:11
53:11 >> yeah. So, I I love the gear. I love that
53:13
53:13 whole thing that open world and and
53:16
53:16 dude, it's a game that's been around for
53:17
53:17 12 years. So, it's just I it it's almost
53:19
53:19 infinity for me at this point because
53:20
53:20 it's 12 years of content that I can [ __ ]
53:22
53:22 around with. So,
53:24
53:24 >> it's never going to end for me,
53:25
53:25 honestly.
53:26
53:26 >> That's good. I'm glad. For the record, I
53:28
53:28 did buy Joshua all of the expansions. I
53:30
53:30 spent the $28 that it was to have like
53:32
53:32 the whole game for him. So, he has all
53:34
53:34 that now. So, he's he's not a complete
53:36
53:36 new light, everybody. So, don't give him
53:38
53:38 [ __ ] Uh, but the last question I have
53:40
53:40 for you, buddy, in this is
53:44
53:44 when did you realize that you are
53:48
53:48 addicted now to this game?
53:51
53:51 >> I realized I was addicted when I had my
53:54
53:54 hands on the controller getting sweaty
53:56
53:56 at 11 o'clock last night
53:58
53:58 >> and I joined you.
53:59
53:59 >> Uh, yeah. Yeah. I mean, the I think the
54:02
54:02 hardest thing about loving a game is
54:04
54:04 like the time it takes away from like
54:06
54:06 say you're in a part in a relationship,
54:08
54:08 the time it takes away from that. So now
54:10
54:10 I'm like, [ __ ] dude. I'm going to get
54:12
54:12 in this space again where like, are you
54:14
54:14 going to bed? Wink wink, I hope you are.
54:16
54:16 Um, cuz I want to go play video games,
54:18
54:18 you know? Like,
54:20
54:20 >> so that's the hardest thing cuz again, I
54:23
54:23 look at the hours on my Steam and I'm
54:24
54:24 already like 13, 14 hours in and that's
54:27
54:27 14 hours of my life of like again my new
54:29
54:29 addiction, having fun. And I could have
54:31
54:31 a worse one. But yeah, I could be doing
54:33
54:33 meth.
54:34
54:34 >> I think that's uh that's a thing for me
54:37
54:37 now. That's probably the the good man.
54:39
54:39 >> Good. I'm glad. I'm happy because that
54:41
54:41 just makes you you that makes your and
54:45
54:45 I's connection even stronger because now
54:48
54:48 not only do I get to spend one hour here
54:50
54:50 with Joshua, but I get to spend like 17
54:52
54:52 hours with Joshua playing a video game.
54:54
54:54 And I am so ready for that. Uh, which is
54:57
54:57 also why we got to kind of end this [ __ ]
54:59
54:59 now because, uh, we got to go play. So,
55:01
55:01 let's do some fun finds. Let's do some
55:03
55:03 lucky numbers. Let's get the people out
55:04
55:04 of here. Uh, and let's go play some more
55:07
55:07 Destiny, buddy. So, what do you got?
55:08
55:08 What do you got for this week's fun
55:09
55:09 find, dude?
55:10
55:10 >> Uh, so for this fun find, gosh, I found
55:13
55:13 this little guy on the shelf. And, you
55:15
55:15 know, I'm just going to say it right
55:16
55:16 now. This this person is the goat.
55:18
55:18 >> We're talking sports a little bit
55:19
55:19 earlier. Um, FIFA and sports. And I know
55:23
55:23 the finals are over and people are done
55:27
55:27 breaking signs and tearing up streets
55:29
55:29 and flipping cars and and I know it's
55:31
55:31 been over for a while by the time this
55:32
55:32 comes out, but this person is truly the
55:34
55:34 goat. And I found this little Funko Pop.
55:36
55:36 This is the main goat himself. This is I
55:39
55:39 got to get the chat out of the way.
55:40
55:40 Sorry.
55:40
55:40 >> Oh, sorry. Yeah, I should have probably
55:41
55:41 told people.
55:42
55:42 >> Sorry. No, Sean.
55:43
55:43 >> Close that chat, buddy. There you go.
55:44
55:44 >> Yeah. Uh, but here you go, everybody.
55:46
55:46 This is the goat right here. And this is
55:48
55:48 the man himself. This is Michael Jordan.
55:50
55:50 >> This dude right here. is the uh
55:54
55:54 basketball goat.
55:55
55:55 >> What is he holding? The championship?
55:57
55:57 What is he holding? I can't tell.
55:58
55:58 >> Yeah, this is the Michael Jordan 19 uh
56:01
56:01 what is it? 1998 Allar Allstar game MVP.
56:06
56:06 >> Uh right here.
56:07
56:07 >> Yeah. So,
56:08
56:08 >> hell yeah.
56:10
56:10 >> Basketball's over, but this guy will
56:12
56:12 forever be a legend. Um and if you would
56:15
56:15 entertain me, I do have We are going
56:19
56:19 long everybody. Unless you want me to
56:21
56:21 save these blind boxes for next week.
56:23
56:23 >> Oh, yeah. That's right. Your blind
56:25
56:25 boxes. Joshua, I'll entertain you. Go
56:27
56:27 ahead and uh show off the blind box.
56:29
56:29 Open it up. And while you're opening
56:30
56:30 them up, uh I'll go ahead and I'll show
56:32
56:32 off my Funkos or my Funko. Uh but before
56:36
56:36 I do that, buddy, uh show the people
56:38
56:38 what they are. You know, explain that
56:40
56:40 [ __ ] and then don't spoil it for
56:42
56:42 yourself and pull it out before we get
56:43
56:43 to see it. All right.
56:44
56:44 >> Okay. All right. Uh you're just like if
56:47
56:47 you go back to ne last week uh I did
56:49
56:49 show off all the different characters on
56:50
56:50 the back. These are all the different uh
56:52
56:52 Mickey's that you can actually get. This
56:54
56:54 is a little blind box. This is from
56:56
56:56 PopMart. Um Sean knows about these. I
56:58
56:58 barely came across these. It's pretty
57:00
57:00 cool. So again, it's really hard to see
57:03
57:03 and if you're listening, you can't see
57:04
57:04 it at all. Sorry. Um but uh
57:08
57:08 >> yeah, those are all the different
57:09
57:09 Mickey's. So yeah, I'm going to open
57:10
57:10 this up and hopefully, you know, we get
57:13
57:13 something really cool out of this box
57:14
57:14 cuz I opened one which was this guy last
57:17
57:17 week.
57:18
57:18 >> Don't show it off too long. That was the
57:20
57:20 one from last week.
57:23
57:23 >> That's Bullseye, by the way.
57:25
57:25 >> Yeah. And we'll check it out. All right.
57:28
57:28 Now, while Joshua opens up that box, let
57:30
57:30 me go ahead and show you guys my Funko
57:32
57:32 for the week. My little fun find. I'll
57:34
57:34 just be real quick. Joshua, this is my
57:35
57:35 newest Funko in honor of Cars and their
57:39
57:39 20th anniversary. This is my favorite
57:41
57:41 [ __ ] Cars Funko I've ever gotten in
57:43
57:43 my entire [ __ ] life, buddy. This is
57:45
57:45 Lightning McQueen stuck in the
57:47
57:47 [ __ ] mud. And if you notice,
57:50
57:50 his little tongue is out. His little
57:52
57:52 [ __ ] He's sticking out his little
57:53
57:53 tongue. And I can kind of show you right
57:54
57:54 here. Look at that. is going
57:59
57:59 uh and also in the movie uh and when
58:02
58:02 this scene happens well uh there is no
58:04
58:04 mud on the floor and uh I just want to
58:07
58:07 point out where does the mud come from
58:08
58:08 you know where does the mud come from in
58:11
58:11 Lightning McQueen so there you go
58:13
58:13 >> does the mud come from I have no idea
58:15
58:15 >> some some people say Sally shhat on his
58:17
58:17 face just like how you like to be [ __ ]
58:18
58:18 on so does Lightning McQueen
58:20
58:20 >> is that really a thing Sally really
58:22
58:22 >> that's a that's a thing that's what
58:24
58:24 people are saying around introduce it.
58:26
58:26 Oh my god, that's crazy.
58:28
58:28 >> Yeah, people are sick.
58:30
58:30 >> All right, who'd you get?
58:32
58:32 >> Who did I get? All right, I'm And it's
58:34
58:34 pretty cool because they come with the
58:35
58:35 card and uh you know what I realized
58:37
58:37 last week is I as I built the character
58:40
58:40 wrong last week. So, if you go back to
58:42
58:42 just fast forward to the end of the
58:43
58:43 episode and you look at the character,
58:46
58:46 I built the lower part of the torso
58:48
58:48 completely wrong. That's not how it was
58:50
58:50 supposed to go on everybody.
58:53
58:53 So, yeah, there you go. Um, I'll show
58:55
58:55 off the card first. That is what it's
58:57
58:57 supposed to look like. And that's how I
58:59
58:59 found out that I built the other one
59:01
59:01 wrong last week. Um, but yeah, this is
59:04
59:04 this is the one I got right here.
59:07
59:07 >> Oh, it's uh the pig. The piggy.
59:09
59:09 >> Yeah, this is the the little pig.
59:11
59:11 >> Camera's having a hard time focusing on
59:13
59:13 it. There you go. The little piggy.
59:15
59:15 >> A
59:16
59:16 >> And it's got like a little little dime
59:18
59:18 coming.
59:18
59:18 >> Oh, a little coin in his butt.
59:20
59:20 >> Little coin.
59:22
59:22 >> Yeah.
59:22
59:22 >> Hell yeah, dude. Hell yeah.
59:24
59:24 >> That is being added to the collection. I
59:26
59:26 have one more left.
59:29
59:29 Oh man. Hopefully I get the one um that
59:32
59:32 we really want. So
59:33
59:33 >> nice, man. Nice.
59:34
59:34 >> Or maybe I'll get the chase, which would
59:36
59:36 be pretty freaking
59:37
59:37 >> Dude, if you got the chase, I'd flip my
59:38
59:38 [ ] That'd be awesome. Be very [ ]
59:40
59:40 cool. Uh but I will also flip my [ __ ] if
59:42
59:42 you give us the uh fortune for the week,
59:44
59:44 buddy. What do you uh misfortune cookie
59:47
59:47 over there? Not a sponsor, but she will
59:48
59:48 be. I can feel it.
59:50
59:50 >> One day, Misfortune, please. Um gosh,
59:53
59:53 the dirty dozen is actually getting
59:56
59:56 pretty pretty light, man. I think you
59:58
59:58 only got a couple left in there. And uh
59:59
59:59 we got the boozy. So, I mean, should we
60:02
60:02 go boozy or should we go dirty?
60:03
60:03 >> Let's go boozy, dude. Let's do some
60:05
60:05 boozy. I don't think we've done I think
60:06
60:06 we've done dirty the last few weeks.
60:08
60:08 Let's do boozy.
60:09
60:09 >> Okay. All right. We're We'll go um we'll
60:11
60:11 go we'll go boozy. We'll get after it.
60:14
60:14 Dude, my c If you guys could If I had a
60:16
60:16 top down camera, I got so much [ __ ] all
60:18
60:18 over my c my desk right now. It's just
60:21
60:21 it's falling apart. Uh it's like an
60:24
60:24 earthquake in a grocery store. Just
60:25
60:25 shit's everywhere right now. All right,
60:27
60:27 let's do this. Let's do Oh my god. You
60:31
60:31 know, we really want, you know, I'd love
60:33
60:33 to be, you know, for them to be our
60:35
60:35 sponsor, but like it's hard to be
60:38
60:38 sponsored by somebody who just doesn't
60:40
60:40 provide a fortune in their cookie.
60:43
60:43 >> Oh my god.
60:47
60:47 >> That's twice. We've done these for a
60:48
60:48 very long time, ladies and gentlemen,
60:50
60:50 and we've only had two of them,
60:51
60:51 including this one, that had no fortunes
60:54
60:54 in them. What a [ __ ] ripoff. What a
60:57
60:57 ripoff.
60:58
60:58 >> I mean, I'm not misfortune cookies.
60:60
60:60 >> I'm not buying these for the calories,
61:01
61:01 that's for sure. Um, so, uh, Misfortune
61:05
61:05 cookie. Uh, you you at minimum owe us
61:08
61:08 two actual fortunes from your boxes at
61:11
61:11 this point. Now, you can rewind the tape
61:13
61:13 just to verify. Um,
61:14
61:14 >> uh, sorry for that live. All of them. We
61:16
61:16 can see all of them. We've pulled every
61:18
61:18 one of these cookies from Misfortune
61:20
61:20 cookies. So, yes, Joshua's right. You
61:22
61:22 owe us two cookies. We appreciate it. We
61:24
61:24 love you guys. It's been fun.
61:26
61:26 >> Oh, there you go, man. I guess we don't
61:27
61:27 have a fortune. Let's just move on.
61:30
61:30 Let's move on. Nah, [ __ ] it. We're going
61:31
61:31 to move on. Misfortune can make it up to
61:33
61:33 us later.
61:34
61:34 >> Okay, there you go, everybody.
61:37
61:37 >> All right, let's do the lucky numbers
61:38
61:38 for the week and then uh we'll get you
61:40
61:40 guys out of here on some good notes. So,
61:42
61:42 your seven lucky numbers for the week.
61:43
61:43 Feel free to use them for whatever
61:44
61:44 nefarious reasons you would like. They
61:46
61:46 are as followed. 3 16 25 33 46 48 and
61:52
61:52 58. Once again, your seven lucky numbers
61:54
61:54 for the week are 3 16 25 33 46 48 and
62:00
62:00 58.
62:02
62:02 Ladies and gentlemen, we've come to the
62:04
62:04 end of the episode. And like with any
62:06
62:06 good ending of a show, you need a
62:08
62:08 strong, positive ending monologue to
62:11
62:11 take us into the new week. My dude
62:13
62:13 Joshua, what do you have left to say to
62:15
62:15 the people? I am jonesing right now to
62:17
62:17 go play some Destiny. I I got the shakes
62:20
62:20 right now. So, what what do you want to
62:21
62:21 say?
62:22
62:22 >> Same here, buddy. Same here. Uh,
62:23
62:23 everybody, um, I just want to say thank
62:25
62:25 you for the listeners. Thank you for the
62:27
62:27 new followers. We got some new
62:28
62:28 subscribers and I just I can't say it
62:30
62:30 enough. Thank you for jumping on and
62:32
62:32 joining the community because it means a
62:34
62:34 lot to me and Sean. Um, so there's that.
62:36
62:36 Uh, check out the website forlay.live.
62:38
62:38 We got a bunch of stuff on there. Music,
62:40
62:40 merch. Go check that out. But um as Sean
62:44
62:44 says, I gotta hit you with something and
62:46
62:46 can't be nothing but silence because
62:47
62:47 that's what I'm known for. Um
62:50
62:50 but uh
62:52
62:52 >> I know, right? It's not really what I
62:54
62:54 hit you with. Um but no, for for sure,
62:57
62:57 let's uh for this new beginning of the
62:59
62:59 week, I want everybody to challenge
63:01
63:01 themselves and find a new addiction just
63:05
63:05 like I did. I found some movies. I found
63:07
63:07 some video games
63:09
63:09 >> and um a nice healthy addiction to start
63:12
63:12 the week. This is the beginning of
63:14
63:14 summer. Try something new. And um yeah,
63:17
63:17 check us out next week on episode 140.
63:20
63:20 Can you believe it? Episode
63:23
63:23 140. Find yourself a new addiction,
63:25
63:25 everybody. A healthy one.
63:27
63:27 >> Maybe we can be your new addiction.
63:29
63:29 Throwing that out there.
63:31
63:31 >> Yeah. Make us part of your diet, please.
63:33
63:33 Sean,
63:34
63:34 >> it's uh you're you got the stage.
63:36
63:36 >> Joshua couldn't have said it better
63:37
63:37 myself. Thank you guys for watching.
63:39
63:39 Thank you for listening. Sorry for live.
63:41
63:41 Sorry for the delay. There you go. Much
63:43
63:43 clearer. Um buddy, before we go, hey,
63:46
63:46 did you hear about the circus fire?
63:49
63:49 >> No, I didn't. Yeah.
63:50
63:50 >> Oh, it was intense.
63:55
63:55 Ladies and gentlemen, we'll see you next
63:56
63:56 week. Joshua and I got to go play
63:58
63:58 Destiny. Uh deuces.
64:25
64:25 throws me off a little bit, too. Don't
64:27
64:27 look at yourself. Close your ass.
64:30
64:30 No, you didn't. But you kind of grab
64:32
64:32 >> It's like the first time you gave your
64:34
64:34 uncle a [ __ ] Like you you didn't
64:36
64:36 look directly into his eyes. So you
64:38
64:38 >> you closed your eyes. That's
64:40
64:40 >> gross.
64:43
64:43 Let me do my snaps here. Give me a
64:44
64:44 second.
