Sorry For The Delay | EP.144 | 100 Hours, Jimothy & Baby Clementine
-WHAT’S IN OUR CUP-
Sean: 2 Towns Bad Apple Dark Cherry Imperial cider, 10.5%, plus Schilling Strawberry Rhubarb hard cider
Joshua: Knob Creek bourbon with bitters, toasted cinnamon & a large ice cube
-AI SONG OF THE WEEK-
AI Song Of The Week: “Blue Summer Grin” (Lyrics written by Joshua.)
-CHAT WITH US-
• Destiny 2: 100 Hours In
• Summerween Part Two
• King Of The Bin
• Numb And Random Fun Questions
-CHAPTERS-
00:00 EP.144 Intro, Even-Episode Logic & Tired Joshua
02:24 What’s In Our Cup - Knob Creek Upgrade & Dark Cherry Cider
06:42 New Phone, Emergency Mode & Possible House Move
12:31 Summerween Sunset Merch & Mosquito Pet Peeves
15:25 Chat With Us - Destiny, Summerween, Cryptids & Trivia
16:36 Destiny 2: 100 Hours In
29:11 Summerween Part Two - Ghost Pirates, Monster Barbecues & Pet Crabs
35:12 AI Song Of The Week “Blue Summer Grin”
42:06 King Of The Bin - Jimothy, Seattle Baseball & Homemade Cryptids
52:04 Numb And Random Fun Questions
59:02 Fun Finds, Dirty Fortune, Baby Clementine & Lucky Numbers
-SOUND BITES-
• “This is a high ball for my low balls.” - Joshua elevating the Knob Creek situation.
• “This smells like Joshua after he’s taken a shower. A hot, beautiful shower.” - Sean reviewing dark cherry cider after HR went home.
• “Phones are like $9,000 these days.” - Joshua summarizing modern technology pricing with emotional accuracy.
• “I’m not doing it for just the light level. I’m doing it for the experience.” - Joshua reflecting on his first 100 Destiny hours.
• “The whole time my controller is getting cold.” - Joshua explaining why tutorial videos threaten the gaming experience.
• “I just hope I’m not on the menu.” - Joshua accepting the midnight monster barbecue with reasonable conditions.
• “I’ve never had crabs, so why not start?” - Joshua selecting a ghost-story crab as his Summerween companion.
• “To save a life, you have to capture a life.” - Joshua launching the Capture Jimothy movement.
• “How many people have three hearts? I do.” - Sean turning octopus trivia into an emotional biography.
• “I expect child support in the mail.” - Sean formalizing the Baby Clementine custody arrangement.
-FORTUNE & FINDS-
Fortune: You always seem to come out on top, which is ironic since you’re usually a bottom.
Lucky Numbers: 6, 38, 41, 66, 70, 19, 25
Fun Finds / Value Finds:
Sean: Freddy Funko Power Ranger Bitty Pop from the 2025 Summer Convention collection.
Joshua: Lois Lane & Superman Funkos from the ongoing $91 Target challenge. Lois was purchased for $12.39 with a reported resale value of $16, while Superman was purchased for around $14 with a reported resale value of $31.85.
(Artwork Shoutout: Justin Hillgrove’s “Departure,” featuring Bigfoot being abducted, officially joined Sean’s growing art collection.)
(Community Shoutout: New subscribers continued joining the show, and listeners were challenged to choose something meaningful enough to receive 100 hours of their time.)
Transcript
00:00 Welcome to episode 144 of Sorry for the
00:04
00:04 Delay. I'm your editor, Mia. This week,
00:06
00:06 Joshua buys a new phone, tours a
00:08
00:08 possible new house, and celebrates 100
00:11
00:11 hours in Destiny 2, while Sean fights
00:13
00:13 the Seattle Beat with a 10.5% cherry
00:16
00:16 cider. The cider had more processing
00:18
00:18 power than Joshua's old phone. Then it's
00:20
00:20 Summerween Hypotheticals. Jimy the
00:23
00:23 raccoon, Crypted Cage Matches, and Baby
00:25
00:25 Clementine finally getting close. Enjoy
00:28
00:28 the show.
00:29
00:29 Hello and welcome to another episode of
00:32
00:32 Sorry for the Delay. We are your hosts.
00:34
00:34 Uh my name is Sean and over there is the
00:38
00:38 wonderful, the lovely, the beautiful
00:40
00:40 Joshua. Joshua, it is episode 144, my
00:44
00:44 dude. An even number. Uh how are you uh
00:47
00:47 this week?
00:50
00:50 >> Because it's even, does that mean it's
00:51
00:51 going to be even more stupider than the
00:53
00:53 last one?
00:54
00:54 >> Stupider? That's that's a tough one,
00:57
00:57 bro. Like the odd episodes get weird,
00:60
00:60 right? The even ones we come back in and
01:02
01:02 we level ourselves out, you know? Like
01:04
01:04 we just we just even out, you know? We
01:06
01:06 just kind of even it out.
01:08
01:08 >> Oh, that makes Okay, that was a nice
01:09
01:09 little play on that.
01:10
01:10 >> Look at me. Look at me. Big brain over
01:12
01:12 here. Big brain.
01:14
01:14 >> Yeah, man. Uh no, but uh thanks for
01:16
01:16 asking because I think you did ask,
01:18
01:18 right? Was that
01:21
01:21 >> That's usually how this goes, you know,
01:25
01:25 >> right? Um, honestly, dude, like it's
01:27
01:27 been a long day. There's been a lot
01:29
01:29 going on for uh me uh earlier in the day
01:32
01:32 today. So, I am a little tired, but I'm
01:34
01:34 I'm happy to be here. I'm happy that
01:36
01:36 everybody's listening and watching. And
01:38
01:38 once again, uh thank you to the new
01:39
01:39 subscribers because I know they kind of
01:41
01:41 just like been tiptoeing in. So, thank
01:42
01:42 you for joining us. Um
01:45
01:45 >> yeah, dude, a little tired and I don't
01:47
01:47 know if if maybe we should sip to uh
01:50
01:50 what's in our cup while I I describe the
01:53
01:53 way my day went. Sure do.
01:55
01:55 >> Um or like we just talk about it before
01:59
01:59 we start to sip.
01:60
01:60 >> No, I like the idea of opening our
02:03
02:03 sippies. Uh because sometimes I feel
02:05
02:05 like if I don't have something sipping
02:07
02:07 in my mouth and you tell me some weird
02:09
02:09 oneoff [ __ ] uh there there's room for a
02:12
02:12 spit take and if we don't have anything
02:14
02:14 in my mouth, then there that possibility
02:17
02:17 is gone. So I would rather us have
02:19
02:19 something in my mouth uh for that
02:21
02:21 moment. So I'm ready when you are,
02:23
02:23 buddy. What's your cup?
02:24
02:24 >> Well, it's not much of it's it's not
02:25
02:25 much of a story. Um, but before I get
02:27
02:27 there, like I said, uh, I I decided to
02:30
02:30 do more than just a little bit of Knob
02:32
02:32 Creek.
02:32
02:32 >> Whoa, look at that big old cup.
02:34
02:34 >> Yeah, this this is a a a high ball for
02:37
02:37 my low balls. Um,
02:41
02:41 >> I see what you did there. I see what you
02:43
02:43 did there.
02:43
02:43 >> This is a high ball for my low balls.
02:45
02:45 Um, so what I did just, you know, my
02:46
02:46 normal whiskey and then I splashed I hit
02:48
02:48 it with a little bit of bitters. I uh I
02:51
02:51 also added a little bit of uh toasted
02:54
02:54 cinnamon stick in there just for a
02:56
02:56 little bit of pizzazz, a little bit of
02:57
02:57 flavor,
02:58
02:58 >> and u yeah, just to give a little bit of
03:01
03:01 extra cuz normally I just put the
03:02
03:02 whiskey in with a big old fat ice cube
03:04
03:04 and today I just I added a little bit of
03:05
03:05 extra. So that is what is in my cup.
03:07
03:07 >> Nice, man.
03:08
03:08 >> Uh what are you sipping on over there?
03:09
03:09 >> Hey, before you even go forward in this,
03:12
03:12 I have a question. What happened to your
03:13
03:13 smoker? You were doing a whole smoking
03:15
03:15 kick and then all of a sudden you
03:16
03:16 stopped. What the [ __ ] I I mean I read
03:19
03:19 somewhere smoking is bad so I had to
03:21
03:21 give it up for a minute. Um but don't
03:23
03:23 don't worry I'm getting back into
03:25
03:25 smoking man.
03:25
03:25 >> Okay.
03:26
03:26 >> Like just I have the whole kit. I spent
03:28
03:28 like a hundred bucks on it. It's not
03:29
03:29 like it's going anywhere.
03:31
03:31 >> Yeah. It's not going anywhere fast. It's
03:33
03:33 it's it's positioned appropriately next
03:36
03:36 to all my coffee and espresso like my
03:39
03:39 whole setup. So it's there.
03:42
03:42 >> We still need a photo of that, by the
03:43
03:43 way. We still need to see what that
03:45
03:45 looks like. I know you're still working
03:46
03:46 on the setup, but we still need that
03:48
03:48 photo.
03:49
03:49 >> Um,
03:49
03:49 >> I'm not only working on the setup, I'm
03:50
03:50 working on my my art, you know, my heart
03:52
03:52 art, all that stuff, my latte art.
03:55
03:55 >> Yeah.
03:56
03:56 >> I remember. Yeah.
03:57
03:57 >> Yeah.
03:57
03:57 >> Um, I was going to give you a
03:59
03:59 suggestion. Um, while you take your
04:01
04:01 little sip there, uh, have you ever
04:03
04:03 thought about like smoking your coffees?
04:06
04:06 Like, is that ever hit the possibility?
04:08
04:08 Like the realm of possibility?
04:09
04:09 >> Uh, I feel like I've seen that
04:11
04:11 somewhere. But what I do see a lot of is
04:13
04:13 people like have these aromatics they
04:15
04:15 spray on the beans to like hydrate them
04:17
04:17 before they grind them. It's supposed to
04:19
04:19 do something, but I I haven't
04:21
04:21 >> dabbled too far into that. But you
04:22
04:22 probably I would imagine you could smoke
04:24
04:24 that.
04:25
04:25 >> Um are we talking like alcoholics kind
04:27
04:27 of smoked drink or just a regular
04:29
04:29 >> like a regular coffee like you had like
04:31
04:31 a a coffee like your espresso whatever
04:34
04:34 like a smoked espresso? I don't know if
04:36
04:36 that sounds good or appealing. Again
04:38
04:38 guys, I for those of you who are new, hi
04:40
04:40 Sean Joshua. Uh, I don't drink coffee.
04:42
04:42 Uh, it's it just goes right right
04:43
04:43 through me. And so I don't I stay away
04:45
04:45 from it typically. So I I don't know if
04:47
04:47 smoked coffee would even be a
04:49
04:49 >> smoke coffee a thing, right? I don't
04:50
04:50 know if that's a thing. So let me know.
04:52
04:52 That'd be pretty cool.
04:54
04:54 >> Glad to. So yeah, I mean they got like
04:55
04:55 slow drip and all these kind of things.
04:56
04:56 So yeah, we could smoke coffee. I'll
04:58
04:58 look that up and I'll try it.
04:59
04:59 >> Yeah, dude. That'd be cool. I'd be happy
05:01
05:01 with that. Nice. All right, let me get
05:02
05:02 to my cup. Can I get to my cup now?
05:04
05:04 >> Yeah. What's going on?
05:05
05:05 >> All right, so last week I showed off
05:07
05:07 this can. I'm just going to show it off
05:08
05:08 again because I have it near me. Uh, but
05:10
05:10 this is the strawberry rub rub
05:12
05:12 awakening. Uh, ve very good. Very, very
05:15
05:15 good. I'm going to drink this at the
05:16
05:16 second second half of the episode. Uh,
05:18
05:18 but that is not the one I'm showing off
05:19
05:19 today. The one I'm drinking is in honor
05:21
05:21 of one of my co-workers. They wanted me
05:22
05:22 to pick this one this week. Uh, this one
05:24
05:24 is not a local Seattle Cider Company
05:27
05:27 one. Uh, this one is TwoTown Cider. I
05:30
05:30 believe they are from Oregon. Uh, but
05:31
05:31 this is the dark cherry bad apple. Uh,
05:36
05:36 it's imperial cherry. 10.5%. One of
05:39
05:39 these will knock you on your ass. Uh, so
05:41
05:41 I'm going to drink this one. I believe
05:43
05:43 I've had this one before on the podcast,
05:45
05:45 I think, real early on, but I haven't
05:47
05:47 had it in a little while now. So, I'm
05:48
05:48 going to go ahead and open this bad boy
05:50
05:50 up and uh retain some of my uh
05:53
05:53 descriptive skill words. Hang on.
05:56
05:56 >> Okay, descriptive skill. I got it. I
05:58
05:58 heard it.
05:58
05:58 >> Let's see. It smells like
06:01
06:01 This smells like Joshua after he's taken
06:04
06:04 a shower. A hot, beautiful shower. It
06:06
06:06 smells clean. It smells crisp. It smells
06:10
06:10 like Joshua. And uh flavor-wise, here we
06:13
06:13 go.
06:16
06:16 Flavor-wise, it does not taste like
06:18
06:18 Joshua. This tastes a little tart, a
06:20
06:20 little sweet. Uh almost as if you had a
06:23
06:23 cherry that was not completely ripe, but
06:27
06:27 like on the cusp of being ripe, you
06:29
06:29 know? It's it's it's just like a a tart
06:31
06:31 bite into a dark sweet cherry. That's
06:34
06:34 what this tastes like. So, I'm going go
06:35
06:35 ahead and pour this out. Pour one out
06:37
06:37 for the homies. And uh Joshua, tell us
06:40
06:40 about your day.
06:42
06:42 >> Uh no, today. Okay. So, today was a
06:44
06:44 little bit exhausting because lately my
06:46
06:46 phone Okay, so there's a lot of [ __ ]
06:48
06:48 going on, but I'll start with my phone.
06:49
06:49 Okay.
06:50
06:50 >> Because my phone currently just has no
06:52
06:52 service unless I'm like in my house or
06:56
06:56 I'm connected to like in a coffee shop
06:58
06:58 or somewhere like I so from to and from
07:01
07:01 wherever I'm going, it goes into
07:02
07:02 emergency mode. So, I just been dealing
07:03
07:03 with this [ __ ] So, I mean, I don't know
07:05
07:05 if Sean's been sending me message or
07:07
07:07 like my girlfriend's been sending me
07:08
07:08 message, but but lately everybody's been
07:10
07:10 like, "Where the hell you been? You're
07:12
07:12 not responding." And I'm like literally
07:13
07:13 taking screenshots of my phone and [ __ ]
07:16
07:16 doesn't work.
07:17
07:17 >> So,
07:18
07:18 >> right now the phone doesn't work. And to
07:20
07:20 prove it, I I actually have the case for
07:21
07:21 the brand new phone I just bought. Uh,
07:23
07:23 which is
07:24
07:24 >> Yeah. So, I haven't even like activated
07:26
07:26 I guess you don't have to activate it
07:28
07:28 there at at uh my carrier is Verizon.
07:31
07:31 >> Um, they do what they call a delayed
07:34
07:34 a delayed activation.
07:36
07:36 Um, which is kind of cool because uh I I
07:39
07:39 wasn't prepared to go through that
07:41
07:41 process. And I didn't know this fun fact
07:43
07:43 is like if they transfer all your data
07:45
07:45 or whatever there, they charge you like
07:46
07:46 30 bucks to do this [ __ ] Or you can or
07:49
07:49 you can do it at home for free. It's
07:50
07:50 kind of [ __ ]
07:51
07:51 >> What? When was that a thing? When I mean
07:55
07:55 I guess we're old.
07:56
07:56 >> I'm still rocking an iPhone 12. So what
07:58
07:58 that tells you something.
07:60
07:60 >> Yeah. So, this this is the latest
08:02
08:02 Galaxy, the S26 Ultra. So, this is I
08:04
08:04 mean I haven't even literally like the
08:06
08:06 seal is still on there. So, it's I
08:07
08:07 haven't even activated it yet. So, um
08:10
08:10 I've been having phone problems, which
08:11
08:11 is fine because I think a lot of times
08:13
08:13 we need to disconnect anyway. So, it's
08:15
08:15 cool. So, when I'm to and from wherever
08:17
08:17 I'm going, if I'm in emergency mode,
08:19
08:19 it's probably fine. I don't need to be
08:21
08:21 hearing from you or anybody else. Maybe
08:22
08:22 it's a good thing um at that point.
08:25
08:25 >> Joshua, help. Help. Joshua, I need you,
08:28
08:28 please. I know, right? But if it is an
08:31
08:31 emergency, this is what's strange about
08:33
08:33 emergency mode. You can still make calls
08:34
08:34 on it under the the premise of an
08:36
08:36 emergency.
08:37
08:37 >> So, I I guess it would work at some
08:40
08:40 point, but um yeah, but so I have to get
08:43
08:43 a new phone. And oh, what I forgot to
08:45
08:45 tell you too is I tried to fix my phone
08:47
08:47 and they gave me a new SIM card and
08:49
08:49 literally when I walked out of the
08:51
08:51 store, it just signal dropped and I had
08:52
08:52 no mer. So, I'm like, "Fuck this." And
08:54
08:54 then they offered to give me a digital
08:55
08:55 SIM card and I'm not dealing with that
08:57
08:57 [ __ ] I'm going on vacation soon, so
08:60
09:00 mouthful. I'm getting a new phone. And
09:02
09:02 it sucks because phones are like $9,000
09:05
09:05 these days. So, I got to get a new
09:06
09:06 Pretty [ __ ] expensive, dude.
09:08
09:08 >> Yeah. So, it's another $30 on my plan
09:11
09:11 right now. So, I you know, whatever.
09:12
09:12 It's I I just go to sushi one less time
09:15
09:15 or some [ __ ] Get less roll, you
09:16
09:16 know. What's 30 bucks a week? We can all
09:18
09:18 spare 30 bucks for like safety and
09:20
09:20 security and
09:21
09:21 >> yeah, being able to talk to your friends
09:23
09:23 or whatever. So, I got the phone thing
09:25
09:25 going on. And another reason I'm kind of
09:26
09:26 exhausted today is because me and my
09:29
09:29 girlfriend are on this new adventure
09:31
09:31 where we may have an opportunity to buy
09:35
09:35 a house.
09:36
09:36 >> And today we went and looked at a house.
09:39
09:39 >> Okay.
09:40
09:40 >> And u losing square footage on the
09:43
09:43 inside but gaining like 4,000
09:47
09:47 a lot. Not Yeah. 4,000. Yeah. cuz
09:50
09:50 currently our our lot right now is like
09:52
09:52 2200 but this one that we'd be going
09:54
09:54 towards it's like 6,000. It's a 6,000
09:57
09:57 square ft or whatever lot. So
09:60
09:60 >> losing on the inside but gaining on the
10:02
10:02 outside which is pretty [ __ ] awesome
10:03
10:03 because all I want to do everybody is be
10:06
10:06 able to come home and hit some golf
10:07
10:07 balls in my backyard and currently I
10:09
10:09 can't [ __ ] do that because if I do
10:10
10:10 that I'm hitting it in the neighbor's
10:12
10:12 windows and it sucks. So um so that's
10:16
10:16 kind of exhausting. If anybody's ever
10:17
10:17 been out there looking for houses or
10:19
10:19 whatever, you know, this can kind of be
10:20
10:20 one of those things. So, we did a
10:22
10:22 walkthrough and everything, which is
10:23
10:23 pretty cool. So, that's something that's
10:24
10:24 happening in my life right now, which is
10:25
10:25 which I thought it would be fun to share
10:27
10:27 with everybody. Um, and if you have the
10:29
10:29 opportunity to get an investment
10:30
10:30 property, I would say do it. The market
10:32
10:32 kind of sucks right now. So, not
10:34
10:34 financial advice, but if you could at
10:36
10:36 any point check some houses out and it's
10:38
10:38 within your budget, go check it out
10:40
10:40 because um it just creates a gen uh um
10:44
10:44 stability, you know, and uh in some
10:47
10:47 degree. So, uh but so I'm just kind of a
10:49
10:49 little exhausted. I didn't think walking
10:50
10:50 around a house and looking in backyards
10:53
10:53 and talking about gophers and [ __ ] uh
10:56
10:56 would be so exhausting, but
10:58
10:58 >> yeah, the body can be
10:60
10:60 >> So, that's Yeah. So, that's kind of
11:02
11:02 what's going on. New and exciting. Uh so
11:03
11:03 stay tuned, you know, who knows if the
11:05
11:05 if things do change for me, maybe the
11:06
11:06 studio will change and I still be here
11:08
11:08 be in town, you know, I'm not going like
11:10
11:10 anywhere too far, you know. Um but it's
11:13
11:13 exciting news and I thought I'd share
11:14
11:14 that with
11:15
11:15 >> you. My question is uh how good is the
11:17
11:17 internet going to be?
11:19
11:19 >> So I did ask that I I I did ask um she's
11:23
11:23 a good friend of ours. She's she's been
11:24
11:24 a real helped us buy this house uh by
11:26
11:26 the way. Um but the internet and she
11:29
11:29 said, "Oh, it's actually good. It's all
11:30
11:30 new fiber. Everything's set up. you're
11:32
11:32 like in town, out of town. It's not in
11:34
11:34 town, it's like out of town, but you're
11:36
11:36 still or still would be fine. Um
11:39
11:39 >> would be totally cool. I have I have
11:41
11:41 ideas, but um again, you just never
11:42
11:42 know. These things happen quick. And um
11:44
11:44 if it doesn't happen, doesn't happen.
11:46
11:46 Things aren't meant to be sometimes. But
11:47
11:47 that's that's why I'm a little kind of
11:48
11:48 like going through phone stuff and
11:50
11:50 property stuff and
11:52
11:52 >> um been a lot of golf balls and uh you
11:54
11:54 know, been in the sun. So, I got a lot
11:56
11:56 going on, man. So,
11:57
11:57 >> it's been been pretty fun over here to
11:59
11:59 be honest with you. been living been
12:01
12:01 living the dream.
12:02
12:02 >> Been living the dream. At least
12:03
12:03 somebody's [ __ ] living the dream,
12:04
12:04 dude. I'm over here [ __ ] suffering in
12:06
12:06 the 90° weather. I'm [ __ ] It's hot right
12:09
12:09 now. It's hot. It's still 80° and but
12:12
12:12 spoiler alert, Joshua and I are filming
12:14
12:14 at around 9:00 at night right now and
12:16
12:16 it's still 80 [ __ ] degrees outside.
12:19
12:19 And I know I know when people talk about
12:21
12:21 the [ __ ] weather, people go, "It's
12:23
12:23 way hotter over here and where [ __ ]
12:25
12:25 hell." Uh, so I don't give a [ __ ] what
12:28
12:28 you think. All right, it's hot. I'm
12:30
12:30 sweating.
12:31
12:31 But you know what's not sweating,
12:32
12:32 Joshua? You know what's not
12:34
12:34 >> what's not sweating?
12:35
12:35 >> This shirt. This shirt is the new
12:38
12:38 Summerween shirt. This is the second
12:40
12:40 variation. It is the sunset shirt. So,
12:43
12:43 if you do enjoy this shirt, sorry for
12:45
12:45 the delayed live. Uh, come check out the
12:47
12:47 other variation I did last week, which
12:49
12:49 was the sunrise version. Um, but this
12:52
12:52 shirt, beautiful, not bleeding, not
12:54
12:54 sweating, soft, supple, very, very
12:58
12:58 lovely to wear in the heat. I can say
13:01
13:01 that with confidence cuz I'm wearing it
13:02
13:02 right now. So, just wanted to quickly
13:04
13:04 plug us, buddy. Uh, well, I had a
13:06
13:06 moment. And, uh, shall we move on to the
13:09
13:09 chat with us section, my dude?
13:10
13:10 >> Absolutely. Let's unless you got pet
13:12
13:12 peeves or things to talk about.
13:13
13:13 >> Nah, dude. Actually, I do have a I do
13:15
13:15 have a pet peeve as I rub my eye here
13:17
13:17 real quick. Sorry.
13:19
13:19 >> Um,
13:19
13:19 >> we love pet peeves. This is your first
13:20
13:20 time listening to us. We We like to talk
13:22
13:22 about [ __ ] like this. We all got them.
13:24
13:24 Come on, let's be honest.
13:24
13:24 >> You all We all have pet peeves. But I've
13:27
13:27 recently come into contact with this pet
13:30
13:30 peeve multiple times. And let me just
13:33
13:33 say, I think this is a very common pet
13:35
13:35 peeve, and it is mosquito bites. Joshua,
13:38
13:38 I have been recently getting torn up by
13:42
13:42 mosquito bites. I had two on my shoulder
13:45
13:45 that were [ __ ] huge and irritating
13:48
13:48 and then I have one currently on the
13:51
13:51 bottom of my shoulder blade that is just
13:54
13:54 ravenous, dude. It's just one and it's
13:57
13:57 just eating me a [ __ ] life right now,
13:60
14:00 dude. Like I
14:01
14:01 >> And I know you're not supposed to
14:02
14:02 scratch them and I'm doing my damn best
14:04
14:04 not to scratch them. I actually have
14:05
14:05 some ointment on it right now so I don't
14:07
14:07 I don't get tempted, which actually
14:09
14:09 really does help. And maybe that's just
14:10
14:10 placebo or whatever. Uh, but it I feel
14:12
14:12 like it helps. Uh, but yeah, just my pet
14:14
14:14 peeve right now is [ __ ] mosquitoes,
14:16
14:16 dude. Just mosquitoing, you know? So,
14:19
14:19 that's my pet peeve. Do you have Do you
14:20
14:20 feel the same way about this, buddy? Or
14:22
14:22 are you just all about
14:23
14:23 >> I I think No, I think you're right about
14:25
14:25 scratching them. I think it just it it
14:27
14:27 moves around the um the poison stuff
14:29
14:29 that underneath the skin that makes it
14:31
14:31 does just irritate it. You know what's
14:33
14:33 kind of funny is people have always told
14:34
14:34 like they tell you not to scratch
14:36
14:36 mosquito bites
14:37
14:37 >> because I grew up around um a creek and
14:40
14:40 there was a [ __ ] ton of poison oak and
14:42
14:42 and I used to get poison oak as as a kid
14:44
14:44 off and on. People would tell me do not
14:46
14:46 get it hot cuz it spreads. I would go I
14:49
14:49 would give the big middle finger to
14:51
14:51 everybody who would say that to me and
14:52
14:52 people are probably going to be like
14:53
14:53 dude you're dumb. Um but it's normal for
14:55
14:55 me. Um
14:57
14:57 >> I would go home and I would blast the
14:59
14:59 [ __ ] out of my skin with hot water. And
15:02
15:02 it felt so good and it never spreads.
15:05
15:05 So, I don't know, maybe my skin is just
15:07
15:07 different, but it was so satisfying like
15:09
15:09 you to scratch an itch. And uh that's
15:12
15:12 exactly what I did with poison oak like
15:14
15:14 you do with your mosquito, but I just I
15:15
15:15 blast the hell out of it and just feel
15:17
15:17 so damn good.
15:19
15:19 >> Nice. Well, there cool.
15:21
15:21 >> He loves mosquitoes, everybody. That's
15:23
15:23 that's his thing.
15:23
15:23 >> We like to scratch our itch just like we
15:25
15:25 like to get into this the chat with us
15:27
15:27 section. Let's scratch it.
15:29
15:29 >> [ __ ] chat with us section. For those
15:30
15:30 of you who are new, hey, thank you for
15:32
15:32 being here. We are Sean and Joshua, your
15:33
15:33 two new best friends. Uh, welcome to the
15:35
15:35 community. And the chat with the section
15:37
15:37 is the topics or are the topics that
15:40
15:40 we're going to be talking about for the
15:41
15:41 week. Uh, if you like any of them, feel
15:43
15:43 free to click the little chapter button
15:45
15:45 and head on into that and without the
15:46
15:46 banter, you can do that. It's
15:48
15:48 technology. Uh, but they are as
15:49
15:49 followed. Uh, number one, Destiny 2 100
15:54
15:54 hours in. I wonder what that's about.
15:56
15:56 Uh, topic number two, uh, Summerween
15:60
15:60 part two.
16:03
16:03 Sorry, I said that. It made me laugh.
16:05
16:05 Topic number three is going to be King
16:07
16:07 of the Ben. And then the final topic is
16:10
16:10 going to be numb and random
16:15
16:15 fun questions. Sorry, it got blurry. Uh,
16:17
16:17 numb.
16:19
16:19 Numb. Correct. Josh, does that say numb?
16:22
16:22 >> I think I think that's how you spell
16:23
16:23 numb, right?
16:24
16:24 >> Okay. All right. just making sure there
16:25
16:25 was no misspelling on that numb and
16:29
16:29 random fun questions. So, let's get
16:32
16:32 ready for that.
16:36
16:36 But with that being said, buddy, let's
16:38
16:38 go ahead and hit this first topic.
16:40
16:40 Destiny 2 100 hours in. Oh my god.
16:45
16:45 Joshua, is this about me? because you
16:47
16:47 know I've been
16:48
16:48 >> this is more about me and less about you
16:50
16:50 or more about the both of us when it
16:53
16:53 comes to I mean when it comes to Destiny
16:56
16:56 um we've been talking about Destiny as
16:58
16:58 you know Sean and everybody who's kind
16:59
16:59 of been keeping up with this Destiny I
17:01
17:01 don't want to call it a challenge or
17:02
17:02 this destin this new acquisition of just
17:06
17:06 playing Destiny and and it being a new
17:08
17:08 phase and and uh just
17:10
17:10 >> just having a good time with this game.
17:11
17:11 So, I recently hit the 100 hours mark.
17:17
17:17 >> Okay.
17:18
17:18 >> I have to ask the quick question to you,
17:20
17:20 Sean. And those of you might have
17:22
17:22 thought bubbles. I I want to qu I I just
17:25
17:25 want How do you think I feel after
17:28
17:28 playing 100 hours on the grind
17:32
17:32 >> for Destiny? How do you think I feel?
17:34
17:34 >> Okay. All right. So, I know that they
17:38
17:38 before they died, right? uh they changed
17:40
17:40 the grind aspect to be a little more
17:43
17:43 forgiving. So I would imagine that your
17:46
17:46 power level grind is is a little bit
17:49
17:49 easier. Uh but you wouldn't have known
17:51
17:51 that because you don't know what the
17:52
17:52 previous power level grind is. So I I
17:54
17:54 feel like
17:56
17:56 >> I feel like you haven't hit a wall yet.
17:60
17:60 >> So I'm going to say that you're you're
18:01
18:01 probably feeling it's it's going
18:04
18:04 slow,
18:06
18:06 but at times it's going really quickly.
18:08
18:08 Is that close?
18:10
18:10 >> All right. Yeah, that's actually a
18:11
18:11 pretty solid solid assessment. You're
18:14
18:14 right. Oh, yeah. You're right.
18:16
18:16 >> Um because I've chosen the route instead
18:18
18:18 of to grind for a level like most people
18:21
18:21 do.
18:21
18:21 >> Um because I don't see numbers as like a
18:24
18:24 dick measuring contest. Like the bigger
18:25
18:25 the bigger my light level doesn't mean
18:28
18:28 the better I am at the game or the
18:29
18:29 stronger like maybe it's the stronger. I
18:31
18:31 don't know.
18:31
18:31 >> I mean it is it does come down to the
18:33
18:33 strongest of it.
18:34
18:34 >> Um yeah. So, I I'm not doing it for just
18:38
18:38 the light level. I'm doing it for the
18:40
18:40 experience.
18:41
18:41 >> Now, as a new player, putting 100 hours
18:45
18:45 into the game, the bags under my eyes,
18:48
18:48 the late nights, the the grind it has
18:51
18:51 taken to get there,
18:54
18:54 it has been worth it. But I have to tell
18:57
18:57 anybody who's starting to play this
18:59
18:59 game, it is very, very confusing at
19:04
19:04 times. Yes. Yes, it is.
19:06
19:06 >> And it is considered. And as I'm j as
19:09
19:09 I'm I'm going through the path of this
19:11
19:11 game, this game offers up mazes and
19:15
19:15 puzzles
19:16
19:16 >> and certain rhythms and flows to the
19:19
19:19 game that if you're somebody that
19:21
19:21 prefers linear and not to be hitting
19:23
19:23 roadblocks and speed bumps along the way
19:25
19:25 because now you have to think, you have
19:27
19:27 to match shapes and and and symbols and
19:30
19:30 colors and like you're like, "What the
19:32
19:32 [ __ ] dude? I was just shooting 300
19:34
19:34 different bots or ads as Sean has taught
19:38
19:38 me to say. These are ads and bosses and
19:40
19:40 whatever. Um,
19:42
19:42 you can get stopped and stumped unless
19:45
19:45 you have somebody who can play the game.
19:46
19:46 So, I'm lucky that Sean here plays the
19:49
19:49 game. I have another friend who joined
19:50
19:50 me the other night at like 1:30 in the
19:52
19:52 morning grind.
19:55
19:55 >> I was Yeah, I I got up at like 11
19:57
19:57 o'clock at night. I'm like, "Dude,
19:58
19:58 hopefully somebody around." Sean came
19:59
19:59 through. Um Sean time Sean 2X um
20:04
20:04 >> 2X Sean uh he came through and helped me
20:06
20:06 with that. But I I can't state it
20:09
20:09 enough. If you want to get into the game
20:11
20:11 and and you are also part of the Sorry
20:14
20:14 for the Delay community and you're
20:15
20:15 joining on this, we would be people to
20:17
20:17 jump on with because I'm a brand new
20:21
20:21 player. Sean has been doing it forever.
20:24
20:24 Um there at some point there will be a
20:26
20:26 graphic I think comparing our two
20:28
20:28 experiences and time. Um but you got to
20:32
20:32 do it with somebody who kind of knows
20:34
20:34 the game to be transparent because if
20:36
20:36 you don't play this game with somebody
20:38
20:38 who knows the game, it's going to be
20:40
20:40 very confusing. And this isn't to [ __ ]
20:43
20:43 on the community. This is to boost the
20:44
20:44 game in all types of ways. And and you
20:47
20:47 got to play the game with people who
20:49
20:49 know it. Um, but 100 hours in, I'm super
20:53
20:53 I'm still stoked on the game.
20:55
20:55 >> There's a bunch of Triumphs, right?
20:56
20:56 They're called Triumphs. There's a bunch
20:58
20:58 of the Yeah, there's a bunch of things.
20:59
20:59 So, I'm like I'm going through all the
21:00
21:00 gun ones and and there's different
21:02
21:02 things that you can do. So, I'm having a
21:04
21:04 good time and there's there's like 12
21:05
21:05 years worth of content. So, um,
21:07
21:07 >> it's a lot of stuff.
21:08
21:08 >> 10 I mean 100 hours in, I I'm kind of
21:12
21:12 wondering where I'm going to be at 200
21:13
21:13 hours in. But my biggest question is
21:16
21:16 when it comes to 100 hours of doing
21:18
21:18 anything
21:19
21:19 >> is sure I'm spending this on a video
21:22
21:22 game,
21:22
21:22 >> but I'm also curious when it comes to
21:26
21:26 hours and time.
21:28
21:28 um 100 hours spent on a video game. What
21:32
21:32 else? I'm I'm considering can I spend
21:36
21:36 100 hours on trying to do like my focus
21:40
21:40 that is like okay
21:41
21:41 >> do I want to try to read a hundred hours
21:43
21:43 worth of books or do I want to dedicate
21:46
21:46 a stop clock 100 hours to playing more
21:48
21:48 golf or maybe I learn how to juggle or
21:50
21:50 maybe I learn a different language but
21:52
21:52 spending 100 hours legitimately
21:56
21:56 doing something else. So, I'm curious if
21:59
21:59 100 hours for everybody listening, what
22:02
22:02 that number means to you. Maybe it's
22:04
22:04 getting to know somebody. Like, is 100
22:06
22:06 hours enough to get to know Sean?
22:07
22:07 >> Great question.
22:08
22:08 >> Um cuz you know, we have now spent 144
22:12
22:12 hours together plus our the the earlier
22:15
22:15 parts of our lives, so we've known each
22:16
22:16 other for a lot longer. But
22:17
22:17 >> how many hours does it take to get to
22:19
22:19 know somebody? And it and like this
22:22
22:22 game, is it going to be a lifetime
22:23
22:23 experience just like it is meeting a
22:25
22:25 person? you know, how many hours, how
22:27
22:27 much time do we dedicate, you know, to
22:29
22:29 things that would truly matter to us?
22:31
22:31 And, um, I'm glad I started playing the
22:32
22:32 game. I'm glad I know Sean for longer
22:34
22:34 than 100 hours at this point. Um,
22:38
22:38 >> but I'm just curious to get your take on
22:40
22:40 time, the game. Um, life experience, I
22:44
22:44 guess, as a whole.
22:45
22:45 >> Um, curious.
22:46
22:46 >> I love that. I love that. And we can
22:48
22:48 leave that to the community, but I have
22:50
22:50 some questions for you, buddy, before we
22:51
22:51 we drop this 100 hours thing here. Uh,
22:54
22:54 the first question I have is when you
22:56
22:56 were stumped on these puzzles and
22:58
22:58 things, did you ever once like try to
22:60
22:60 look up a tutorial video on YouTube or
23:02
23:02 anything like that?
23:03
23:03 >> I did. But see, that's the problem is I
23:06
23:06 don't I don't want to sit through
23:07
23:07 tutorials while I'm trying to play a
23:09
23:09 game. To me, that's a roadblock. That's
23:10
23:10 something that I have to stop playing
23:12
23:12 the game to do something else.
23:15
23:15 >> And that for me ruins the experience
23:17
23:17 because then you got to filter through
23:19
23:19 tutorials, you got to find the right
23:21
23:21 one, you got to do this. And the whole
23:22
23:22 time my controller is getting cold, you
23:24
23:24 know, like it it's a speed bump along
23:27
23:27 the way. And imagine somebody who just
23:31
23:31 doesn't want to do that. They just
23:32
23:32 rather play the game that they could
23:34
23:34 just play.
23:35
23:35 >> Like, so puzzles can make it puzzles are
23:39
23:39 fun for the people who just really want
23:40
23:40 to be the brain, you know, like, oh, I'm
23:42
23:42 the first or I'm the guy or like, but if
23:44
23:44 you just want to [ __ ] play a game,
23:46
23:46 >> you know, like sometimes puzzles just
23:48
23:48 get in the way of progression.
23:50
23:50 >> True. But have you s I'm assuming you've
23:53
23:53 solved some of these puzzles on your
23:55
23:55 own, right? Yeah.
23:56
23:56 >> And have you
23:57
23:57 >> I'm currently on a puzzle right now.
23:58
23:58 >> Have you felt accomplishment when you've
24:01
24:01 solved these puzzles? Like do you get a
24:02
24:02 sense of pride knowing that you are
24:04
24:04 smarter than the game?
24:06
24:06 >> No. Because everyone I look up in a
24:08
24:08 tutorial and then I just figured it so
24:10
24:10 somebody's already done it. It's just
24:11
24:11 not as fun. It's not as unique. It's a
24:13
24:13 kind of a spoiled egg experience, you
24:15
24:15 know? It's not a a just a playthrough
24:18
24:18 experience. So, you haven't necessarily
24:20
24:20 solved one of these puzzles on your own
24:22
24:22 yet is what you're saying.
24:24
24:24 >> I mean, kind of like the the real like,
24:26
24:26 oh, hit this square and or I mean, yeah,
24:28
24:28 like the basic ones. Yeah,
24:30
24:30 >> sure. But like if they're getting super
24:32
24:32 complex, like I'm getting to this one
24:33
24:33 place, it's like I have to balance
24:34
24:34 something by stepping on cubes and I'm
24:37
24:37 just like
24:38
24:38 >> I'm probably just I don't even want to
24:39
24:39 because if I just take the time to try
24:41
24:41 to figure it might take me 20 minutes or
24:43
24:43 I look it up and then I'm done in five.
24:45
24:45 Like I could literally waste 20 again an
24:47
24:47 hour 100 hours of playing a game. Do I
24:50
24:50 want to waste 20 minutes of my [ __ ]
24:52
24:52 time on a puzzle when I just want to
24:54
24:54 play a game,
24:56
24:56 >> you know?
24:56
24:56 >> Now, some would argue that the puzzle is
24:58
24:58 the game, you know?
25:00
25:00 >> Yeah.
25:00
25:00 >> Learning the puzzle and the mechanics of
25:02
25:02 the puzzle would be the game, right? It
25:04
25:04 would be the content, you know?
25:07
25:07 >> True. True. And I and I I totally get
25:09
25:09 that. Like, why do people [ __ ] play
25:10
25:10 with Rubik's cubes? They don't have
25:11
25:11 batteries to do [ __ ] They're just a
25:12
25:12 puzzle. You sit and you flip [ __ ]
25:14
25:14 colors around or you go online, figure
25:16
25:16 out the pattern and then you're done and
25:17
25:17 now everybody thinks you're a [ __ ]
25:19
25:19 genius. Well, like
25:20
25:20 >> what did what did you know?
25:22
25:22 >> Yeah. All right. Second question.
25:23
25:23 >> Where's the originality? So, I don't
25:25
25:25 know.
25:25
25:25 >> Second question I have for you is are
25:27
25:27 you building into anything like are you
25:30
25:30 did you find a build or anything that
25:32
25:32 you're you're wanting to build into like
25:35
25:35 finding parts to some certain builds and
25:37
25:37 stuff like that or are you still just
25:39
25:39 kind of just putting on the highest
25:41
25:41 piece?
25:42
25:42 >> No. So, I'm I'm not always going for the
25:44
25:44 highest number. I'm looking at perks.
25:46
25:46 I'm looking at how things get added on.
25:48
25:48 I'm looking at the the um the effects
25:50
25:50 and and now I'm finding that putting
25:52
25:52 piece certain pieces together. Again, I
25:54
25:54 play Division 2, so if anybody knows
25:55
25:55 about Division 2, I know I know how to
25:57
25:57 to to like craft and I know how to to um
26:00
26:00 build and things like that, but
26:02
26:02 >> but again, there's so much going on.
26:04
26:04 It's like I'm learning slowly along the
26:07
26:07 way. And as a new player, if you don't
26:10
26:10 know what all this [ __ ] means, it it's
26:12
26:12 very very confusing. And I've watched a
26:15
26:15 bunch of videos on this, so I didn't I
26:16
26:16 don't want to sound like an outlier with
26:18
26:18 this. There's a ton of videos on people
26:19
26:19 like professional players that try to
26:21
26:21 play this game and feel the same exact
26:23
26:23 way. Every video I've ever watched, a
26:26
26:26 professional player always calls the
26:27
26:27 buddy into Discord and the Discord guy
26:30
26:30 who's not the professional comes in and
26:33
26:33 they help them out to play this game. So
26:36
26:36 >> big learning
26:37
26:37 >> this game there's a big learning curve
26:39
26:39 in this game and
26:41
26:41 >> it's it's I mean the game is done now
26:43
26:43 it's retired
26:44
26:44 >> but to create communities around and to
26:47
26:47 to build it up still even though it's a
26:49
26:49 dead thing right to remember it you you
26:52
26:52 kind of still need to play with people
26:53
26:53 who stay play the game otherwise you're
26:55
26:55 going to be lost.
26:56
26:56 >> Yeah. Very true. Very true. It's you're
26:58
26:58 it just it's just or you're watching a
26:60
26:60 bunch of YouTube videos and your hundred
27:02
27:02 hours you spent okay you got 100 hours
27:04
27:04 playing a 200 hours of watching [ __ ]
27:06
27:06 film on how to do something and that's
27:08
27:08 not a fun experience. I don't want to
27:09
27:09 spend 20 minutes watching a video,
27:12
27:12 >> you know. That
27:12
27:12 >> makes sense. I get you.
27:13
27:13 >> It's just it that that experience takes
27:15
27:15 away from the playthrough. Um great
27:18
27:18 story line by the way. Like if you've
27:20
27:20 never watched it, you could just go look
27:21
27:21 up the videos of of like the place.
27:24
27:24 >> Spend your 100 hours watching the the
27:26
27:26 cut scenes.
27:28
27:28 >> Yeah, they're they're great, man. The
27:30
27:30 character development is the gra it's
27:32
27:32 super super cool. So without that, that
27:34
27:34 would probably also steer me away. Like
27:36
27:36 that's part of the build for me or the
27:38
27:38 enjoyment of it. But
27:39
27:39 >> man, it's it's a it's a grind of a game.
27:42
27:42 Will I stop playing? No, I'm going to
27:43
27:43 continue to play. Um, I'm just thinking
27:45
27:45 about a 100 hours like what again like I
27:48
27:48 you know previewed to it's like spending
27:49
27:49 100 hours on what do we what do we want
27:51
27:51 to really focus in on
27:53
27:53 >> cuz I've been sitting in front of this
27:54
27:54 computer my I I may have already worn
27:56
27:56 out the brand new controller I bought uh
27:58
27:58 for this game 100 hours on that
28:00
28:00 controller already. I mean, I can't wait
28:02
28:02 for you to actually spend another
28:04
28:04 hundred hours finding a focus, you know,
28:07
28:07 actually build crafting like one of
28:09
28:09 these meta builds, like these forever
28:11
28:11 builds, right? Because now that the game
28:13
28:13 is quote unquote retired,
28:15
28:15 >> you can actually build craft into a
28:18
28:18 build somebody's created that is just
28:20
28:20 [ ] OP as [ ] you know? And like
28:23
28:23 learning how to midmax all your stats
28:25
28:25 and stuff. That is what I'm looking
28:26
28:26 forward to because for me that's like
28:28
28:28 the most fun part about the game is
28:30
28:30 feeling like a god, right? Helping
28:32
28:32 Joshua go into these these low-end
28:35
28:35 campaigns and just eliminating the
28:37
28:37 entire screen with like just two blows
28:40
28:40 of my weapon. You know, that makes me
28:41
28:41 happy. And I want Joshua to be on that
28:43
28:43 level. And I can't wait for you, buddy,
28:45
28:45 to spend another 100 hours to get to
28:47
28:47 that level where you don't need me
28:48
28:48 anymore. where we're just going around
28:50
28:50 and we're just [ __ ] killing dregs and
28:53
28:53 [ __ ] killing the fallen with just our
28:55
28:55 eyes basically, you know? And that's
28:57
28:57 that's what I'm looking forward to with
28:59
28:59 you, buddy. No further questions. I I I
29:01
29:01 I put down my gavvel. Uh I'm happy that
29:04
29:04 you've done a hundred [ __ ] hours, my
29:07
29:07 dude. That's great.
29:08
29:08 >> So, let's just move on, buddy. Let's
29:11
29:11 move on to uh Summerween.
29:14
29:14 >> Okay, Summerween. Let's get to it,
29:16
29:16 buddy.
29:16
29:16 >> Let's [ __ ] get him, my dude. So, I
29:18
29:18 kind of sent Joshua this uh this topic.
29:20
29:20 Uh this is basically just going to be a
29:22
29:22 little continuation uh of summerween,
29:26
29:26 right? I have some questions that I want
29:28
29:28 Joshua to answer. They're going to be
29:30
29:30 rapid fire. Uh and it's basically in
29:32
29:32 honor of this beautiful shirt. Again,
29:35
29:35 sorry for little a.live/merch
29:37
29:37 and you can get yourself one of these
29:38
29:38 bad boys. It's also available in white.
29:41
29:41 Um if you prefer that. I know Joshua
29:43
29:43 likes his shirts white. That's the only
29:45
29:45 reason we offer the black and white
29:46
29:46 style is because Joshua loves the crispy
29:48
29:48 white. Go for
29:50
29:50 >> I get asked all the time, "Hey, how many
29:52
29:52 white t-shirts do you have?" People ask
29:54
29:54 me that all the [ __ ] time.
29:56
29:56 >> I got to sh I got [ __ ] that white
29:58
29:58 t-shirts. And then the next question is,
29:60
29:60 "How many times do you wear them?"
30:02
30:02 >> I go, "At least
30:03
30:03 >> when you like to know.
30:05
30:05 >> You like to know."
30:06
30:06 >> Yeah, exactly. Wear it. Burn it.
30:09
30:09 >> All right, buddy. So, I'm going to give
30:10
30:10 you some questions. They're basically
30:12
30:12 you're picking one this or that. We've
30:14
30:14 done this kind of style before. Uh so
30:16
30:16 here you go, buddy. I'm going to just
30:17
30:17 kind of give you a list of them. Uh feel
30:19
30:19 free to take as long or as short as you
30:20
30:20 would like, but the first one is uh
30:23
30:23 would you rather be chased by zombie
30:25
30:25 lifeguards or ghost pirates?
30:28
30:28 >> Zombie lifeguards or go I like the idea
30:31
30:31 of being chased by ghosts.
30:33
30:33 >> Okay. Yeah. Ghost pirates.
30:36
30:36 >> I like I like you know what I Like I
30:38
30:38 just the idea of like a pegle ghost
30:40
30:40 chasing me,
30:41
30:41 >> you know, a eye patch, a bird, a
30:44
30:44 skeleton bird or something just like
30:46
30:46 chasing me. Yeah, zombies are gross,
30:48
30:48 man. They they carry diseases, you know,
30:50
30:50 like I
30:52
30:52 >> smell like [ __ ] Yeah,
30:53
30:53 >> smell like [ __ ] Yeah, go I don't know
30:55
30:55 if ghosts actually smell, you know. Um,
30:58
30:58 you know, does Slimer smell? You know,
31:01
31:01 it might be I don't know if Chat GBT
31:03
31:03 would know if Slimer actually smells of
31:05
31:05 funk
31:07
31:07 >> or what Slimer smells like.
31:08
31:08 >> Smells like rotten food, right?
31:10
31:10 >> Oh, yeah. He doesn't eat a lot of [ __ ]
31:12
31:12 But, um, yeah, I would. I'm down with
31:14
31:14 the ghost. I will hang with the ghost.
31:16
31:16 Come hang out with me anytime.
31:18
31:18 >> All right, let's get another one here.
31:19
31:19 Uh, Josh, would you rather attend a
31:21
31:21 costume pool party or a midnight monster
31:26
31:26 barbecue?
31:28
31:28 Um, a midnight monster barbecue.
31:32
31:32 >> That sounds fun. I I'm gonna go with
31:33
31:33 midnight. I could be a night nighttime
31:35
31:35 night owl. Good. Give me the night time.
31:36
31:36 >> Yeah, dude. Can you imagine like
31:38
31:38 Dracula, Werewolf, Frankenstein, all
31:40
31:40 just right there and we're just flipping
31:41
31:41 burgers and [ __ ] That that honestly
31:44
31:44 that sounds that was pretty [ __ ]
31:45
31:45 cool.
31:46
31:46 >> I just hope I'm not on the menu.
31:49
31:49 >> No, they invited you, bro. They invited
31:50
31:50 you over and they're they're hang
31:52
31:52 they're like you the meal though. That's
31:55
31:55 what I'm saying. And it's like after
31:57
31:57 midnight, they can come out.
31:58
31:58 >> Listen,
31:58
31:58 >> it's the barbecue.
32:01
32:01 >> Just saying.
32:02
32:02 >> As long as you don't like swim in the
32:05
32:05 hot tub, right, the metal hot tub, then
32:08
32:08 I think you're going to be okay. So,
32:11
32:11 >> okay. I'm a I'm a fish. I'm going in the
32:13
32:13 water now.
32:14
32:14 >> Oh my god. All right, Josh. Would you
32:16
32:16 rather carve a jacko'lantern from a
32:18
32:18 pumpkin or from a watermelon?
32:22
32:22 >> Oh, that's pretty badass. I know you can
32:24
32:24 eat both, but one of them takes more
32:25
32:25 labor.
32:26
32:26 >> Yeah.
32:27
32:27 >> Um I'm going for just the fruits of my
32:30
32:30 labor. No pun intended. I'm going to go
32:33
32:33 with the watermelon
32:34
32:34 >> and I'm going to carve it and and I'm
32:36
32:36 going to eat up all the the residuals,
32:39
32:39 >> you know, cuz as you're carving all your
32:41
32:41 everything you're carving out, you could
32:42
32:42 eat, you know, with the
32:44
32:44 >> you know, you got if you want to make
32:45
32:45 that the uh what is the pumpkin seeds,
32:47
32:47 you got to throw them in the oven. I
32:48
32:48 mean, there's just more to it. You make
32:49
32:49 a pumpkin pie. You know, there just more
32:52
32:52 overhead.
32:53
32:53 >> So, I'm doing the watermelon. Not Not
32:56
32:56 literally, but I'm I'm literally carving
32:58
32:58 a hole.
32:58
32:58 >> You can do whatever you want, buddy.
32:60
33:00 >> Yeah. Carving it out.
33:02
33:02 >> I think I would do the pumpkin. Uh I'm
33:04
33:04 just a classic kind of guy, dude. I
33:05
33:05 would just do the pumpkin. Uh carve some
33:08
33:08 cool pumpkin scary faces in that
33:09
33:09 [ __ ] you know? And I'll spend
33:11
33:11 the time to make pumpkin seeds. I
33:13
33:13 personally really love pumpkin seeds.
33:15
33:15 Like, especially when it's that time of
33:17
33:17 year. Like I love cinnamon sugar pumpkin
33:19
33:19 seeds and the classic just salted
33:21
33:21 pumpkin seeds. Oh dude, chef's [ __ ]
33:23
33:23 kiss, man. Chef's kiss. Um
33:25
33:25 >> I don't think I've ever had your
33:26
33:26 cinnamon. I dare you.
33:28
33:28 >> You've never had my cinnamon [ __ ] up.
33:29
33:29 I'll give you some cinnamon, buddy.
33:31
33:31 >> That's pretty messed up, dude. Like
33:33
33:33 Yeah, we've been around things
33:34
33:34 Thanksgiving uh uh Halloween together.
33:37
33:37 Had Thanksgiving, mind you.
33:38
33:38 >> I will I will make you I've never had
33:41
33:41 >> I'll make you someone. I'll show them to
33:42
33:42 you.
33:43
33:43 >> This is a reveal.
33:43
33:43 >> I'll put you on my docket. Right. Uh
33:45
33:45 last one, buddy. Would you rather have a
33:47
33:47 pet bat that loves sunshine or a pet
33:52
33:52 crab that tells ghost stories?
33:56
33:56 >> I mean, I've never had crabs, so why not
33:58
33:58 start? No. I mean,
33:59
33:59 >> cute little crab. Yeah, cute little crab
34:01
34:01 telling you ghost stories.
34:02
34:02 >> Snuggle. I I I wonder if a a crab could
34:06
34:06 make a good like snuggle buddy. You know
34:08
34:08 what I mean?
34:09
34:09 >> I don't know. Their shells are kind of
34:11
34:11 hard, you know? Like I don't want to be
34:13
34:13 laying there and like roll over and just
34:15
34:15 get like that crunch, you know, and just
34:17
34:17 like your [ __ ] pet crab is just dust,
34:22
34:22 you know, like
34:22
34:22 >> I'm hanging with the crab again. What,
34:24
34:24 you know, because there'll come a time
34:25
34:25 when the crab is just it wants to go and
34:28
34:28 again it's resourceful. It's food
34:30
34:30 >> wants to go.
34:32
34:32 >> It wants to go like
34:36
34:36 I'll just put a pot on the ground, just
34:37
34:37 kind of like let it walk into the pot,
34:39
34:39 you know, when it wants to go and just
34:41
34:41 >> it knows it knows it's ready. It's it's
34:42
34:42 time, you know. I mean, you know, like
34:45
34:45 all animals just kind of go off want to
34:47
34:47 be by themselves. So maybe a crab would
34:49
34:49 be a good opportunity to um just,
34:53
34:53 >> you know, feast on a friend.
34:54
34:54 >> Yeah. All right.
34:55
34:55 >> I don't know.
34:55
34:55 >> I'm going with bat because I think
34:57
34:57 having a pet bat would be pretty cool,
34:59
34:59 dude. Uh like just flying next to me,
35:01
35:01 just hanging out, doing its thing, you
35:03
35:03 know. It could sit on my shoulder. It
35:04
35:04 could eat fruit with me. That'd be
35:06
35:06 pretty fun. Pretty fun.
35:09
35:09 >> Okay, cool. All right, you have the
35:10
35:10 crab. I have the bat.
35:12
35:12 Uh, you know what else we should have,
35:13
35:13 buddy? We should have
35:15
35:15 >> a beautiful AI song to break the
35:18
35:18 monotony of questionnaires and our
35:21
35:21 Destiny 2 talk. Uh, you are in charge
35:24
35:24 now. I've passed Joshua the ox. Uh, he
35:28
35:28 is in charge of the playlist uh going
35:30
35:30 forward until probably Halloween. So,
35:33
35:33 uh, buddy, what do we got on the docket?
35:36
35:36 Uh guys, you know, Sean threw me off
35:39
35:39 because he's been in charge of the the
35:41
35:41 songs the last few weeks and so I found
35:44
35:44 myself bursting thought bubbles and none
35:47
35:47 of them made sense.
35:48
35:48 >> Uh this this song right here
35:51
35:51 >> that doesn't
35:53
35:53 Yeah. Yeah. So the my thought bubbles
35:56
35:56 are going everywhere. And um so this one
35:58
35:58 is called Blue Summer Grin. And uh this
36:02
36:02 is going to be one of those bluesy
36:05
36:05 summer uh viby. We'll just see, man.
36:08
36:08 We'll we'll see what you think. And uh I
36:10
36:10 I love the feedback. And let me know if
36:13
36:13 I I had too many thought bubbles. I
36:15
36:15 popped the wrong ones. But I'm
36:18
36:18 interested to see, you know, what you
36:20
36:20 think of the song. So please, I'm ready
36:22
36:22 to take a drink, put a quarter in, and
36:24
36:24 let's listen to this.
36:25
36:25 >> All right, buddy. Here we go. Blue
36:27
36:27 Summer Grin. I'm sharing my screen with
36:29
36:29 Josh. I also have to lower this. Sorry,
36:31
36:31 buddy. You don't want to blow your ears
36:32
36:32 out, but here you go. Fine.
36:33
36:33 >> Uh, blue summer grin. Enjoy.
36:46
36:46 Night.
36:54
36:54 Warm night. Velvet on my skin. Moon's
36:58
36:58 low. whispering again. Stars drifting
37:02
37:02 down
37:05
37:05 on your playful grin.
37:09
37:09 Your shadow hits the pavement like
37:11
37:11 you're on the street.
37:13
37:13 Every step you takes got a rhythm I
37:16
37:16 can't beat. Sunrise with no just a
37:19
37:19 fading glow. But you shine through the
37:22
37:22 dark like you already know. Baby, moving
37:26
37:26 me under these summer lights.
37:29
37:29 Let the dark blues carry us through the
37:31
37:31 night. Heartbeat in the summer heat. You
37:35
37:35 pull me near. Fears replaced with smiles
37:38
37:38 and crystal tears. No regrets.
37:43
37:43 Only things I wish to forget
37:48
37:48 except the way you love me
37:52
37:52 in this silouette.
37:56
37:56 A bonfire flickers like it's calling
37:58
37:58 your name. You move through the night
38:01
38:01 with that unspoken flame. Your tired
38:04
38:04 eyes cut sharper than a warm night
38:06
38:06 breeze. A rhythm in your hips that
38:09
38:09 brings me to my knees. You say you been
38:13
38:13 bruised, but you still are bold. A story
38:16
38:16 in your stride that I'm aching to be
38:18
38:18 told. What if tomorrow brings a tear,
38:22
38:22 let it fall slow. Tonight you're tired,
38:25
38:25 eyes out, shine the burn fire. Hold me
38:28
38:28 close till the sun r the sky. Let the
38:32
38:32 night keep our secrets as the hours
38:35
38:35 drift by.
38:37
38:37 Baby, move with me under these summer
38:40
38:40 lights. Let the dark blues carry us
38:43
38:43 through the night. Heartbeat in the
38:46
38:46 summer heat, you pull me near. Fears
38:49
38:49 replaced with smiles and crystal tears.
38:53
38:53 No regrets. Oh.
38:56
38:56 Only things I wish to forget. Oh,
39:00
39:00 except the way you burn
39:04
39:04 in this silouette.
39:09
39:09 And if the sun rs tangled in the glow,
39:13
39:13 your tired eyes will outshine
39:16
39:16 everything I know.
39:25
39:25 Let the bonfire fade, but don't you fade
39:27
39:27 with it. Your shadows still dancing and
39:29
39:29 every flame's last liquor. Night slowing
39:31
39:31 down, but you're still pulling me in.
39:33
39:33 And the blues keep huming where you're
39:35
39:35 tired. Eyes have been. If the dawn
39:38
39:38 steals the heat from this violate scene,
39:43
39:43 I'll still feel your rhythm living under
39:47
39:47 my skin.
39:58
39:58 >> Damn. All right, buddy. Hey,
40:00
40:00 >> that's what I got. That's what I got for
40:02
40:02 this.
40:02
40:02 >> Did not hate that one, ladies and
40:03
40:03 gentlemen. That was nice.
40:05
40:05 >> That was good. That was a nice like a
40:06
40:06 nice funky blues ocean margarita song,
40:10
40:10 you know, like just me laying down on
40:13
40:13 the beach just
40:15
40:15 >> I don't know, admiring my swimsuit wife,
40:18
40:18 you know, just [ __ ] chilling, dude.
40:21
40:21 Chilling. It was good.
40:22
40:22 >> It was good. I like that. So, I enjoyed
40:25
40:25 it.
40:25
40:25 >> All right. Well, I'm glad I'm glad you
40:26
40:26 were okay with it because again, you
40:28
40:28 know, these are fun to make and uh
40:30
40:30 occasionally, you know, especially
40:32
40:32 coming off of that long two week like an
40:34
40:34 athlete, you know.
40:35
40:35 >> Yeah. Hi,
40:37
40:37 >> athlete.
40:38
40:38 >> Just, you know, I'm trying to get into
40:40
40:40 like my vibe, my groove again. And um
40:43
40:43 >> you know, I threw some of my own stuff
40:44
40:44 in there and uh man, like that was fun
40:47
40:47 though. But I'm glad I'm glad you didn't
40:49
40:49 [ __ ] on it.
40:50
40:50 >> No, never.
40:51
40:51 >> Because never.
40:51
40:51 >> You're really good at doing that by I
40:53
40:53 am. I am. But I only [ __ ] when I need to
40:56
40:56 [ __ ] you know? Like I'm never just
40:58
40:58 going to [ __ ] on something because I
40:60
40:60 need to [ ] on it, you know? I'll [ ]
41:02
41:02 on it because it deserves a [ __ ] So
41:04
41:04 there's that.
41:05
41:05 >> Um, but I will say though, this is for
41:07
41:07 both you and me. Um, we we found a a
41:11
41:11 voice, an AI voice that we really enjoy
41:14
41:14 that we like to use to make the music.
41:16
41:16 like you have a very like the one that
41:18
41:18 you've chosen uh for most of your tracks
41:21
41:21 has this like
41:22
41:22 >> like almost southern like gruff like uh
41:26
41:26 person person to it and then mine is
41:29
41:29 always like the sweet pop girl, you
41:31
41:31 know? It's it's funny. It's just two two
41:33
41:33 different characteristics of the the
41:34
41:34 Sorry for the lay boys here. So, it's
41:37
41:37 funny.
41:37
41:37 >> Well, you know, honestly, I feel like
41:39
41:39 there's there's something about a grit.
41:41
41:41 It's like scars, right? There's grit and
41:43
41:43 scars in a voice.
41:44
41:44 >> I'm with you.
41:44
41:44 >> Yeah. And um I feel like you know
41:49
41:49 through your voice and that grit, that
41:51
41:51 grind, that rawness that that shines and
41:53
41:53 uh it's relatable.
41:55
41:55 >> That's I I think why I kind of steer
41:58
41:58 towards that because I'm that I'm that
41:59
41:59 kind of guy, you know, there's a grit,
42:02
42:02 >> you know.
42:04
42:04 >> But there's a grit there, too.
42:06
42:06 >> Just like these next things that we're
42:07
42:07 going to be talking about. Uh king of
42:09
42:09 the bin is the next topic. And uh just
42:12
42:12 like the grit on Joshua, uh Joshua, this
42:15
42:15 topic is going to be about uh cryptids.
42:18
42:18 Go figure. All right. Uh I I have to ask
42:20
42:20 you a question though. I need to know if
42:22
42:22 this has popped up in your feed. Uh and
42:24
42:24 if it hasn't, I believe that it will
42:27
42:27 after I mention it. Uh but Joshua, are
42:29
42:29 you aware of the sensation that is
42:32
42:32 wreaking the nation uh of the man, the
42:35
42:35 myth, the legend named Jimothy?
42:39
42:39 I have no no I do. Who's Jimothy late
42:42
42:42 on?
42:43
42:43 >> Timothy is the Seattle raccoon who is
42:46
42:46 suffering from some type of disease
42:49
42:49 where he is very short. Uh
42:52
42:52 >> oh. Is this the assless raccoon?
42:54
42:54 >> The assless raccoon. Is that what you
42:56
42:56 know him as? His name is Jimothy and he
42:58
42:58 is the summer hit. All right. Not an
43:01
43:01 assless raccoon. All right.
43:03
43:03 >> Part of him has been snipped off. You
43:04
43:04 know what I'm saying? It's just all back
43:06
43:06 legs and no
43:07
43:07 >> handicapped Joshua. All right. He is he
43:10
43:10 is not 100%. All right. He is the salt
43:13
43:13 of the earth right now. Okay. People are
43:15
43:15 worshiping Jimothy. All right. They are
43:19
43:19 they are they are walk they are kissing
43:21
43:21 the ground that he is standing on. And
43:24
43:24 it is it is sensational. I am I am 100%
43:28
43:28 all for Jimothy. And uh just a a little
43:31
43:31 thing here, an aside if you will. Uh the
43:34
43:34 old lady and I just went to a baseball
43:36
43:36 game uh uh with the Seattle Mariners
43:38
43:38 playing the San Francisco Giants. Uh
43:40
43:40 shout out Giants. Shout out Mariners. Uh
43:43
43:43 that game though, that game the the
43:44
43:44 Mariners got their buttholes blown out.
43:46
43:46 The the Giants kicked their [ __ ] ass.
43:48
43:48 And I got to witness a Giants Grand Slam
43:50
43:50 which was pretty [ __ ] cool.
43:52
43:52 >> Um
43:52
43:52 >> that is great. I've seen a few of those.
43:54
43:54 That's bad. That is [ __ ] awesome. And
43:56
43:56 somebody else's stadium. [ __ ] off.
43:58
43:58 >> Yeah, dude. It was It was great.
43:59
43:59 >> You just gave me You just got me hard
44:00
44:00 right there. Thanks.
44:01
44:01 >> You're welcome. Uh but anyways, hang on.
44:03
44:03 We're moving on the point. Uh they had
44:05
44:05 their their score system right at their
44:08
44:08 stadium uh board and uh they this was
44:11
44:11 amazing because this was the first game
44:12
44:12 of the threeame series and this is the
44:14
44:14 first game that uh Jimothy started to
44:17
44:17 make the rounds, right? And nobody was
44:19
44:19 really talking about it except on a few
44:21
44:21 Reddit posts and stuff and all of the
44:23
44:23 sudden the old lady and I are sitting
44:25
44:25 there watching the game and they're
44:27
44:27 doing like the crowd chance, right? It's
44:29
44:29 like, "Yeah, make some noise, blah blah
44:31
44:31 blah." And
44:32
44:32 >> all of the sudden they had Jimothy.
44:35
44:35 Jimothy came onto the screen and they
44:37
44:37 were like, "Make noise for Jimothy." And
44:39
44:39 Joshua, I kid you not, that stadium
44:42
44:42 became the loudest [ __ ] stadium in
44:44
44:44 recorded history. It was amazing.
44:47
44:47 Jimothy taking the reigns and hitting
44:50
44:50 the [ __ ] by storm, buddy. It was
44:52
44:52 beautiful. It was beautiful. Um,
44:56
44:56 I lost my train of thought for a second
44:57
44:57 because I thought for a moment, Joshua,
44:58
44:58 do you just side side note here, just
45:00
45:00 not about Jimothy?
45:01
45:01 >> Fine. I'm I'm looking up Jimothy as we
45:04
45:04 speak on my phone, but go ahead. Fine.
45:06
45:06 This is This is
45:07
45:07 >> real side note, cuz the old lady were
45:08
45:08 and I were talking about this and I kind
45:10
45:10 of I want to know if you remember this,
45:12
45:12 Joshua. Do you remember us going to the
45:16
45:16 Giants baseball game and we showed up
45:18
45:18 late?
45:20
45:20 the Giants baseball here up in San
45:22
45:22 Francisco.
45:23
45:23 >> Up in San Francisco. Do you remember
45:24
45:24 this?
45:25
45:25 >> Um, vaguely. I need more details.
45:28
45:28 >> I just want to know. It was a night
45:30
45:30 game, right? We got there late. We got
45:32
45:32 there probably about halfway through the
45:33
45:33 game and we were like, "Oh, well, we're
45:35
45:35 probably not going to see a whole game
45:37
45:37 here, right?"
45:38
45:38 >> And then all of the sudden that became
45:40
45:40 like one of their longest games in
45:41
45:41 history where it went another like nine
45:44
45:44 innings and we stayed there until the
45:46
45:46 18th inning. Do you remember that?
45:49
45:49 I I don't remember that specific one.
45:51
45:51 Okay. But I do remember doing spending a
45:55
45:55 >> many late nights at a Giants games. Yes.
45:56
45:56 Because I've been to a ton of them. So
45:58
45:58 that one's sort of a blur.
45:60
45:60 >> No, but this is fun. But keep going.
46:01
46:01 What? What? Tell me about this. What is
46:02
46:02 the deal?
46:03
46:03 >> What is the deal with Jim?
46:05
46:05 >> No. Like why did
46:07
46:07 >> Oh, no. I was just remind
46:09
46:09 the old lady and I just spent a moment
46:11
46:11 reminiscing about games that we've been
46:12
46:12 to and I was thinking about that game,
46:14
46:14 but clearly it meant nothing to Joshua
46:16
46:16 because he doesn't remember it at all.
46:17
46:17 It meant more to me than it did to him
46:19
46:19 apparently. So there's that. So go [ __ ]
46:21
46:21 myself, I guess.
46:22
46:22 >> [ __ ] games, dude.
46:23
46:23 >> Yeah, but it should have been memorable
46:24
46:24 because I was there and she was there
46:27
46:27 and it was 18 innings and it was a whole
46:29
46:29 [ __ ] thing. So I don't you know what?
46:30
46:30 I don't want to talk about it anymore.
46:32
46:32 We're going to talk about Jimothy. And
46:33
46:33 Joshua, I just want your opinion here
46:36
46:36 because Jimothy is now like this this
46:38
46:38 urban crypted, if you will, right? Uh an
46:41
46:41 urban legend uh that some people see,
46:43
46:43 some people don't, right? And so I
46:45
46:45 wanted to know if you if you could
46:47
46:47 create a urban crypted, what would it be
46:52
46:52 and what would it do? Where would it
46:54
46:54 live? You know, just just that is the
46:56
46:56 question for you, buddy. What would you
46:58
46:58 create?
46:59
46:59 >> Okay. All right. Well, I I just want to
47:01
47:01 spoil everybody's life. I just their
47:03
47:03 whole thing on Jimothy for a second here
47:05
47:05 because on average, raccoons only live
47:07
47:07 two to three years in the wild. So
47:09
47:09 Jimothy doesn't got much time. I'm just
47:11
47:11 going to put it out there right now. So
47:14
47:14 Jimothy is here today, gone tomorrow
47:16
47:16 perhaps. So if you're if you're a fan of
47:20
47:20 Jimothy, it sounds like [ __ ] How many
47:22
47:22 people were at that game? 50,000 people.
47:24
47:24 How many would fit in that stadium?
47:25
47:25 Yeah.
47:26
47:26 >> If you're listening now, you better pick
47:28
47:28 Jimothy up because he ain't got much
47:29
47:29 longer. Um in captivity, they can live
47:32
47:32 up to 13 to 20 years. So So we need to
47:34
47:34 capture
47:35
47:35 >> if you give a [ __ ] uh capture Timothy
47:38
47:38 cuz he's about to die.
47:41
47:41 Is that the revolution that we're
47:42
47:42 starting, buddy? We are We are the
47:44
47:44 captured Jimothy for longevity movement
47:48
47:48 here.
47:48
47:48 >> Hash capture Jimothy, please. Seattle.
47:52
47:52 >> Captured Jimothy. Oh, that's great.
47:55
47:55 That's great. To save a life, you have
47:57
47:57 to capture a life, you know. So,
48:00
48:00 there you go. Um, if I'm putting a
48:02
48:02 cryptic together, I feel like it's got
48:04
48:04 to have wings, but it can't fly.
48:06
48:06 >> Oh. Oh, [ __ ] Okay. Just for for the
48:08
48:08 menace, then? Yeah, because it's got to
48:10
48:10 flex, right? It's got to look wide. It's
48:12
48:12 got it's got to look like it can come
48:13
48:13 get you. Um I feel like it's got to have
48:16
48:16 teeth but can't bite you.
48:18
48:18 >> Um every everything about it I want it
48:20
48:20 to look menacing,
48:22
48:22 >> but it's real. The darkest thing about
48:25
48:25 it is it actually gets into your mind.
48:28
48:28 >> Like you're like you're in fear of the
48:30
48:30 way it looks.
48:31
48:31 >> Okay.
48:31
48:31 >> But how it really gets to you, it gets
48:33
48:33 into your mind.
48:35
48:35 >> Kind of scrambles your eggs a little
48:36
48:36 bit.
48:38
48:38 scrapples your ex a little bit
48:42
48:42 stupid
48:43
48:43 >> because you because here's the thing
48:45
48:45 here's what happens is usually when we
48:47
48:47 see ugly we close our eyes or we look
48:48
48:48 the other way right like that's a
48:50
48:50 defense mechanism we go the other
48:51
48:51 direction you see it's like something
48:53
48:53 that's not appealing we go the other way
48:55
48:55 but little do you know even though it
48:57
48:57 doesn't appeal to the way it looks it
48:60
48:60 still got into your mind and it's still
49:02
49:02 doing more damage than it is than it is
49:05
49:05 good so
49:07
49:07 Not only will it haunt you visually, it
49:10
49:10 will haunt you mentally.
49:11
49:11 >> Okay. All right. I I [ __ ] dig.
49:14
49:14 >> Kind of like a bad meal, you know? Like
49:15
49:15 it [ __ ] Oh, dude. You know, and then
49:17
49:17 it [ ] comes back later and you [ ]
49:18
49:18 yourself, you know? It's just like it
49:19
49:19 looks good. It's It's bad, you know,
49:22
49:22 into you.
49:23
49:23 >> Hang on. Speaking of [ __ ] yourself,
49:24
49:24 uh followup, uh how are you feeling from
49:26
49:26 your Taco Bell endeavor? Somebody
49:27
49:27 commented that it takes about a week or
49:29
49:29 two for you to actually feel anything.
49:31
49:31 >> Yeah, live update. We did get a comment
49:33
49:33 and uh thank you for the comment, but
49:35
49:35 they said it takes two to three weeks. I
49:36
49:36 did read the comment. Normally do not.
49:39
49:39 Um that's Sean's job or Mia's job.
49:41
49:41 >> That's me.
49:41
49:41 >> But uh we vet these things and I like
49:44
49:44 that. I appreciate you commenting on
49:45
49:45 that, by the way. Um I'm still healthy.
49:48
49:48 Uh my gut is still intact, but I still
49:52
49:52 think there's a TP shortage because
49:53
49:53 there's none in the house. So has it has
49:57
49:57 nothing to do with the uh Taco Bell
49:60
49:60 challenge, by the way. Um, but I'm fine.
50:03
50:03 The gut is good and I'm actually going
50:05
50:05 to have a nice meal after this. Uh, so I
50:07
50:07 I feel good. I feel healthy. I feel I'm
50:09
50:09 just I'm just tired from all the other
50:11
50:11 [ __ ] I've been doing being out the sun
50:12
50:12 and
50:13
50:13 >> but no,
50:14
50:14 >> the the bells are moving correctly.
50:16
50:16 >> Nice. All right. I like your crypted
50:18
50:18 buddy. I would say that for me, I'd
50:20
50:20 probably do like a frog and it would
50:22
50:22 have uh it probably have like antlers or
50:25
50:25 some [ __ ] but I think like the the
50:27
50:27 scary part about it would be that it can
50:29
50:29 like turn invisible, right? So, it would
50:31
50:31 be like a a a pretty big size fro like a
50:34
50:34 like a dog like the size of a an average
50:37
50:37 golden retriever, but a frog, right,
50:40
50:40 with antlers because because antlers are
50:41
50:41 always scary, right? And then it just
50:43
50:43 turns invisible, you know? like it just
50:45
50:45 like you just like look at it from the
50:47
50:47 corner of your eye and you're like, "Is
50:48
50:48 that a frog?" And then it just gone,
50:50
50:50 right? Just in viz, you know? I think
50:52
50:52 that would be that would be a crypted
50:53
50:53 that I think would be pretty [ __ ]
50:55
50:55 cool. And it would like steal your
50:56
50:56 flip-flops or some [ __ ] Some random
50:58
50:58 [ __ ] you know?
50:60
50:60 >> We should have uh we should have cryptic
51:02
51:02 fights. I create one, you create one.
51:04
51:04 >> Oh, see, he wins. Okay.
51:07
51:07 >> Yeah, we have a cryptic battle.
51:08
51:08 >> I like this. I like this idea. I'm going
51:10
51:10 to take your idea and my idea and we'll
51:12
51:12 do next episode a crypted fight. Uh
51:15
51:15 maybe we we can have chat figure out
51:17
51:17 some way to do it.
51:20
51:20 >> Add in some like skills and abilities
51:22
51:22 and have them just battle it out.
51:24
51:24 >> Yeah, dude. That'd be sick. Be okay with
51:26
51:26 that.
51:26
51:26 >> I think it' be fun. Just another another
51:28
51:28 fun way to, you know, have a good time.
51:30
51:30 That's what we do on this podcast.
51:31
51:31 >> Hell yeah. And that is it. That's that's
51:33
51:33 King of the Bin. Just wanted to bring up
51:35
51:35 Jimothy and uh talk about a little bit
51:37
51:37 of experience now that I know I mean
51:38
51:38 nothing to Joshua because he didn't
51:41
51:41 remember spending 18 innings with me.
51:43
51:43 >> It's fine.
51:44
51:44 >> I you know bro whatever you you know cup
51:48
51:48 or did something weird like you really
51:50
51:50 had to make a mark that night.
51:52
51:52 >> I do remember the night I got food
51:53
51:53 poisoning got a Giants game. That
51:55
51:55 sucked. I was throwing up all over the
51:56
51:56 place.
51:57
51:57 >> You probably [ __ ] deserved it.
51:59
51:59 >> Yeah that I I remember that night. That
52:01
52:01 sucked. But uh
52:02
52:02 >> Oh my god, buddy. All right. You want to
52:04
52:04 get to this last topic before we get out
52:05
52:05 of here?
52:06
52:06 >> Yeah. Let's bust it, buddy. Let's do
52:07
52:07 some numb and random fun questions.
52:10
52:10 >> Yeah. And clearly by the title, I came
52:12
52:12 up with this [ __ ] right?
52:14
52:14 >> [ __ ]
52:14
52:14 >> You know, that's that is a an original
52:16
52:16 thought title from this yours truly.
52:19
52:19 This yours truly words. Um, putting them
52:22
52:22 together. All right, Sean. So, I I I
52:25
52:25 came up with a couple things because the
52:27
52:27 last few weeks I have not this was a
52:31
52:31 tradition of mine. I used to go to
52:32
52:32 trivia all the time, but you know, I've
52:33
52:33 been taking a break. I'm doing another
52:34
52:34 [ __ ] I got 100 hours on Destiny. I'm
52:35
52:35 playing golf. I'm doing other [ __ ]
52:37
52:37 things. You're like,
52:37
52:37 >> "Leave me alone."
52:39
52:39 >> Yeah. [ __ ] leave me alone. I'm doing
52:40
52:40 other [ __ ] right now in life. Um, so
52:43
52:43 priorities have changed and um because
52:45
52:45 of that, I I wanted to hit you with a
52:48
52:48 few fun, just random, numb fun,
52:53
52:53 full of man juice fun. Um,
52:59
52:59 >> yeah. I'm going to hit you with a few of
53:01
53:01 these. You got a couple You got options,
53:03
53:03 right? Okay. You got fruit facts.
53:06
53:06 >> Fruit facts.
53:06
53:06 >> You got You got When nature calls,
53:10
53:10 >> okay,
53:10
53:10 >> you got um when animals attack. What the
53:14
53:14 [ __ ]
53:14
53:14 >> And you have just random knowledge.
53:17
53:17 >> Okay. Uh well, first of all, I was so
53:19
53:19 taken back by fruit facts. I I want to
53:22
53:22 hear fruit facts.
53:24
53:24 >> Okay. We go I listed them in order.
53:26
53:26 Yeah. Yeah. I only got I got two of
53:28
53:28 these. Right. So, okay, Sean, I got a I
53:31
53:31 got a fun fruit trivia to get us out of
53:34
53:34 this episode because it's coming to a
53:36
53:36 close. Let's have some funies at work if
53:37
53:37 you're still listening to us. Um, let's
53:39
53:39 have a good time with this [ __ ] All
53:40
53:40 right, fruit fact. Sean,
53:42
53:42 >> here's some I I got some options for
53:44
53:44 you. Which fruit is technically a berry?
53:47
53:47 This is multiple choice.
53:48
53:48 >> Okay.
53:49
53:49 >> A,
53:50
53:50 >> a banana.
53:52
53:52 >> B, strawberry. C berry manalo. or D
53:59
53:59 kiwi.
54:00
54:00 >> Um,
54:02
54:02 is a is a
54:03
54:03 >> which fruit is technically technically a
54:06
54:06 >> Oh, technically a berry. Uh, I'm going
54:07
54:07 to go banana.
54:10
54:10 >> Holy [ ] man. Put that [ ] that
54:12
54:12 scratch mark on the board. You got that
54:14
54:14 [ __ ] right. Good.
54:16
54:16 Banana. Sean got it right, everybody. I
54:19
54:19 would have totally thought he would said
54:20
54:20 Barry Manalo, but
54:21
54:21 >> Barry Manalo was funny, though. That was
54:23
54:23 a good joke.
54:24
54:24 >> Barry Manalo. Yes. Okay. All right. All
54:27
54:27 right, we'll just go. We'll just go in
54:28
54:28 order. How about this? Make it make it
54:29
54:29 easy for you and everybody listening.
54:31
54:31 >> I'm ready.
54:32
54:32 >> All right. When nature calls, Sean,
54:35
54:35 >> how many hearts does an octopus have?
54:39
54:39 >> Eight.
54:39
54:39 >> A
54:42
54:42 three. B.
54:45
54:45 >> The
54:46
54:46 >> one.
54:48
54:48 >> But it's broken. C.
54:52
54:52 Uh, whatever that says.
54:54
54:54 >> One, but it's broken.
54:56
54:56 Yeah.
54:59
54:59 Okay.
55:01
55:01 Uh C seven D none.
55:06
55:06 >> Uh I'm going to go three.
55:08
55:08 >> Holy [ __ ] You got that one right, too.
55:11
55:11 Does have three.
55:13
55:13 >> Uh there was a moment at the Monterey
55:15
55:15 Bay Aquarium that they said that and it
55:17
55:17 just stuck with me. So
55:19
55:19 >> that's badass, dude. I didn't think you
55:20
55:20 were going to know that. How many people
55:21
55:21 have three hearts? I do.
55:23
55:23 >> What? Um,
55:26
55:26 all of them have been broken. All right,
55:28
55:28 next question.
55:29
55:29 >> I like the one, but it's been broken.
55:31
55:31 That's great. Just imagine a depressed
55:33
55:33 octopus somewhere just crying.
55:37
55:37 >> Yeah, right. You get three chances at a
55:38
55:38 heart and you broke all three of them.
55:41
55:41 Sad time. Saddest octopus ever.
55:44
55:44 >> All right, number uh the next one. This
55:46
55:46 is still an animal one, Sean.
55:47
55:47 >> Okay.
55:47
55:47 >> Uh, what animal can sleep for up to
55:50
55:50 three years?
55:52
55:52 Take a moment to think about this,
55:53
55:53 everybody.
55:54
55:54 >> All right, I'm ready. I'm locked in.
55:57
55:57 >> A, an ant arctic spotted bat.
56:02
56:02 >> Okay.
56:04
56:04 >> B, a snail.
56:06
56:06 >> C, a sloth.
56:08
56:08 >> Okay.
56:08
56:08 >> Or D, grandma's cat who ate her edibles.
56:14
56:14 That's
56:14
56:14 >> funny. That's funny. Um, I'm gonna say a
56:19
56:19 bat. An arctic bat.
56:23
56:23 I I Okay, here's why I love this.
56:26
56:26 Because one of these I made up.
56:28
56:28 >> Is that the one you made up?
56:30
56:30 >> Actually, I made two of these up. Can
56:32
56:32 you guess which ones I made up?
56:33
56:33 >> I'm assuming the one I picked or else it
56:35
56:35 would have made you laugh. Uh, so I'm
56:37
56:37 going to say the Arctic Bat and also the
56:41
56:41 second one.
56:43
56:43 >> Uh, the sloth.
56:44
56:44 >> The sloth. Yeah, you made that one.
56:45
56:45 >> Also, Grandma's the cat ate grandma's
56:48
56:48 edibles is real.
56:49
56:49 >> That's a real one, bro. There's a real
56:50
56:50 one.
56:51
56:51 >> That's a real one.
56:53
56:53 >> You ride or die, bro.
56:56
56:56 >> All right. Yep. The Arctic bat is not
56:58
56:58 even a real thing.
57:00
57:00 >> That [ __ ] up. And Grandma's Cat. We've
57:03
57:03 all seen what happens to Grandma's Cat.
57:04
57:04 Uh, might make it sleep, but it probably
57:06
57:06 kill it. So, actually, it's a snail.
57:08
57:08 It's a A snail could sleep for three
57:10
57:10 years, believe it or not.
57:12
57:12 >> Actually, I'm kind of shook. I'm kind of
57:13
57:13 shook by that. I don't know. Maybe
57:15
57:15 that's why they're so easy to catch. You
57:17
57:17 know, people are making escar go out of
57:19
57:19 them. So they just cuz they sleep for
57:21
57:21 three years. So you have three years
57:23
57:23 worth of time to find them and eat them.
57:27
57:27 I mean, yeah, that's all right. Yeah.
57:29
57:29 Could you imagine being that slow and
57:31
57:31 just people eat you? [ __ ] would suck.
57:34
57:34 >> Yeah. Yeah, I can. All
57:36
57:36 right, this is my my last and random fun
57:40
57:40 knowledge for this episode before we
57:42
57:42 officially land the plane and we get to
57:44
57:44 the cookies and all the other fun stuff
57:46
57:46 we do at the end here.
57:47
57:47 >> Sean,
57:49
57:49 do you know what the dot over the letter
57:52
57:52 I is called?
57:54
57:54 >> Oh [ __ ]
57:54
57:54 >> A
57:56
57:56 a little B.
57:59
57:59 A speckled doodle.
58:01
58:01 C a micro boop
58:06
58:06 or D a punctuation
58:10
58:10 pimple.
58:12
58:12 I want to say a. I'm going to say a.
58:16
58:16 >> Oh, you're so cute. It actually is
58:19
58:19 called a tit. I said little, but it's
58:21
58:21 actually called a tit.
58:23
58:23 >> A tit. Is that what is that? A. Did I
58:25
58:25 win?
58:25
58:25 >> I said little. Yeah. A.
58:28
58:28 >> Yeah, I did.
58:29
58:29 >> I said a little, but yeah, you're right.
58:31
58:31 It's it's Yeah, I [ __ ] it up. But
58:32
58:32 yeah, it's it's actually called the dot
58:34
58:34 over an I is called a tit.
58:36
58:36 >> A tit. That's titillating.
58:40
58:40 >> It's titlicicious.
58:41
58:41 >> Titicious.
58:43
58:43 >> Wow. All right. [ __ ]
58:46
58:46 >> I think it's time.
58:48
58:48 >> No, you're done. You're done here. We're
58:50
58:50 done here. Let's end this [ __ ] Let's
58:51
58:51 end this episode. Let's land this plane.
58:53
58:53 Let's do some fortunes. Let's do some
58:54
58:54 fun finds. Let's get the chat with us
58:56
58:56 out of here. And let's [ __ ] let's
58:58
58:58 start to [ __ ] land this ship.
59:02
59:02 >> All right, what should we do first,
59:04
59:04 everybody?
59:04
59:04 >> Fun finds. The people are sending fun
59:07
59:07 finds. I can see them. I can see them
59:09
59:09 all in front of me saying they're waking
59:11
59:11 up for this [ __ ] All right, everybody.
59:13
59:13 We have fun finds to crash it and smash
59:16
59:16 it. Sean,
59:17
59:17 >> I went to my uh non You do not need a
59:22
59:22 membership to go here.
59:23
59:23 >> Yeah,
59:23
59:23 >> go here all the time. It's free. Um, I
59:26
59:26 got two Funkos and you can't get one
59:30
59:30 without the other. You cannot get the
59:33
59:33 lowest Funkco.
59:35
59:35 >> Okay.
59:35
59:35 >> The Superman Lois.
59:36
59:36 >> Lois
59:37
59:37 >> right here.
59:37
59:37 >> Yeah. Lois
59:39
59:39 >> $12.39.
59:41
59:41 You cannot have Lois
59:43
59:43 >> without
59:45
59:45 Clark.
59:46
59:46 >> Oh, Superman.
59:48
59:48 >> I got them both. But the best part of it
59:51
59:51 is this is part of my $91 challenge,
59:54
59:54 everybody. Oh [ __ ]
59:55
59:55 >> And I gota I gotta hit you with what I
59:59
59:59 got him for. So Lois was 12. What would
60:03
60:03 I say? $12.39.
60:06
60:06 Okay. Okay. And the recent resale value
60:09
60:09 on a um eBay is $16. So, you know, I I
60:14
60:14 made, you know, couple bucks on that.
60:16
60:16 Not huge.
60:17
60:17 >> But this one, the next one, the
60:18
60:18 Superman.
60:20
60:20 There you go, buddy.
60:22
60:22 31 bucks
60:22
60:22 >> is valued at $31.85.
60:25
60:25 And we are not done yet, everybody. The
60:27
60:27 $91 challenge is still happening.
60:30
60:30 >> How much did you pay for Superman? You
60:31
60:31 didn't say how much you paid for
60:32
60:32 Superman.
60:32
60:32 >> Uh it was around uh uh 14 bucks.
60:35
60:35 >> Oh, you paid 14. Okay. So, you're making
60:37
60:37 about half half your money back. I
60:39
60:39 thought you only paid like four bucks on
60:40
60:40 them. Then that would have been a
60:41
60:41 [ __ ] steal, dude.
60:42
60:42 >> No, I mean to double your money in
60:45
60:45 anything is awesome.
60:46
60:46 >> That's true. That's true. I mean, yeah,
60:49
60:49 >> those are my fines. And uh but you got
60:52
60:52 to stay tuned. It is not over yet,
60:55
60:55 folks. And you're you're going to blow
60:56
60:56 you're going to blow your freaking lid
60:59
60:59 >> when I whip out.
60:60
60:60 >> Strong words from Joshua right there.
61:02
61:02 Blowing your [ __ ] lids.
61:04
61:04 >> And blow your load. Blow your lid. Pop
61:06
61:06 your top. Whatever you want to say it.
61:07
61:07 >> Pop your top.
61:08
61:08 >> Something's coming off.
61:10
61:10 >> Uh but yeah, stay tuned cuz it's got
61:12
61:12 it's it's only getting better. It's only
61:14
61:14 getting better.
61:15
61:15 >> I'm ready.
61:16
61:16 >> So those are my fun finds. John, what do
61:18
61:18 you have for the table
61:19
61:19 >> dude today?
61:19
61:19 >> Hell yeah. You know what? I for
61:21
61:21 completely was underprepared. Uh I had
61:24
61:24 some stuff that I wanted to show off,
61:25
61:25 but I only have two things right now cuz
61:26
61:26 they're in my vicinity and I haven't
61:27
61:27 showed them off yet. Uh so the first
61:29
61:29 thing is in honor of Summerween. Uh this
61:31
61:31 is another Bitty Pop. Uh this is when
61:34
61:34 they did their like Power Ranger collab
61:36
61:36 kind of thing. Uh but with the Freddy
61:38
61:38 Funkos. So check that out. Look at that.
61:40
61:40 >> That's cool.
61:40
61:40 >> That's pretty [ __ ] cool. And this is
61:42
61:42 from their summer convention uh limited
61:44
61:44 edition run 2025. So there you go. Boom.
61:47
61:47 So, there's that. And then, uh, I said a
61:49
61:49 few weeks ago that I was going to show
61:50
61:50 off a bunch of art. Uh, and I [ __ ]
61:52
61:52 forgot the past few weeks. So, I can
61:54
61:54 show off one right now because we talked
61:56
61:56 about cryptids. And that's kind of one
61:57
61:57 of the reasons why I wanted to talk
61:58
61:58 about cryptids. Uh, but this again is by
62:00
62:00 an artist named Justin Hillgrove. Uh,
62:03
62:03 and it is, uh, called Departure. And you
62:07
62:07 can see here it is, uh, what his uh,
62:11
62:11 rendition of Bigfoot is.
62:13
62:13 >> So, getting abducted. So, pretty cool.
62:15
62:15 There you go. I don't know where I'm
62:16
62:16 going to put this one yet. Uh, it's kind
62:17
62:17 of a longer piece, so I might end up
62:19
62:19 putting it on in a corner that you may
62:21
62:21 not be able to see over here. Or I might
62:23
62:23 tuck it in the back underneath the cats
62:25
62:25 down there. So, we'll see. We'll see.
62:26
62:26 But there you go. There is my artwork
62:27
62:27 for the week. Thank you, Justin Hillro.
62:29
62:29 And your departure. Boom. There you go,
62:32
62:32 buddy. It's my fun finds. Very cool.
62:34
62:34 >> Yeah. Very cool. Very, very cool.
62:36
62:36 >> All right. So, we ready?
62:37
62:37 >> Yeah.
62:37
62:37 >> Are you ready to just like get get to
62:39
62:39 the fortunes? All right. We only got two
62:41
62:41 left. And some I feel like we got to do
62:43
62:43 more of like what type of episode was
62:45
62:45 it?
62:46
62:46 >> Was it like a dirty episode or was it
62:48
62:48 like a boozy episode? I feel like we got
62:50
62:50 to slide into that. Okay. Kind of thing
62:52
62:52 moving forward. So, what do we what kind
62:54
62:54 of episode did we have today?
62:56
62:56 >> I think today we had a
62:58
62:58 >> I think we had more of a dirty episode.
63:01
63:01 I don't think it was dirty.
63:03
63:03 >> Yeah. I don't think it was really I
63:04
63:04 don't think it was really boozy, you
63:05
63:05 know?
63:06
63:06 >> Like we barely even talked about booze,
63:08
63:08 you know. We We
63:09
63:09 >> Man, I I mean, you know what that means?
63:10
63:10 Next episode, I got to get lit. It's
63:12
63:12 going to be It's going to be
63:13
63:13 >> Yeah, I feel it.
63:15
63:15 >> [ __ ] sake. Yeah, it's going to be fun
63:16
63:16 for that one. Joshua just off. It's a
63:19
63:19 rocker all lit.
63:21
63:21 >> All right. Well, here we go. Sean said
63:23
63:23 Sean said it was a little dirty today.
63:25
63:25 We're going to go dirty. Um actually
63:27
63:27 feel dirty. It's so sweaty here. I got
63:28
63:28 to take
63:29
63:29 >> I know you and me both, buddy. These
63:30
63:30 lights are hot and they are blinded.
63:33
63:33 >> Jesus. I can't I You know, we get the
63:36
63:36 new studio. It's going to be nice.
63:37
63:37 Definitely air conditioned
63:39
63:39 >> for the next one. Another wound there,
63:41
63:41 too.
63:42
63:42 >> All right, Sean, I hope you're ready for
63:43
63:43 this. I hope everybody listening is
63:45
63:45 ready for this this uh Dirty Fortune for
63:47
63:47 episode
63:49
63:49 144. Was it July 28th?
63:51
63:51 >> All right, here we go. You always seem
63:55
63:55 to come out on top, which is ironic
63:59
63:59 since you're usually a bottom.
64:06
64:06 >> That was good. That was funny. I like
64:08
64:08 that. All right,
64:09
64:09 >> that's kind of cool.
64:10
64:10 >> Oh [ __ ] that was nice.
64:12
64:12 >> Cheers to all the
64:13
64:13 >> Cheers everybody. Cheers to all you tops
64:15
64:15 and bottoms. I love it. I [ __ ] love
64:16
64:16 it.
64:17
64:17 >> Um, let me give the people their seven
64:19
64:19 lucky numbers for the week. Feel free to
64:20
64:20 use them for whatever nefarious reasons
64:22
64:22 you would like. They are as followed.
64:24
64:24 Um, 6 38 41 66 70 19 and 25. Once again,
64:31
64:31 your seven lucky numbers are 6 38 41 66
64:34
64:34 70 19 and 25. Everybody, um Joshua,
64:39
64:39 before we move on and finish this
64:42
64:42 episode out, hey, I have to make an
64:44
64:44 announcement real quick, uh because I am
64:47
64:47 going on a mini vacation, uh this
64:49
64:49 weekend, and I will be in Seattle
64:52
64:52 proper. And I'm going to do my best to
64:54
64:54 get this episode out on time, sending it
64:56
64:56 over to Mia and [ __ ] like that. Uh but
64:58
64:58 we may have a small delay. We will see.
65:01
65:01 If this comes out at the regular
65:03
65:03 scheduled time, then you will not see
65:04
65:04 this. Uh, but what you will see uh is
65:07
65:07 what I'm going to show next. But if you
65:09
65:09 are seeing this, hey, I apologize. You
65:11
65:11 know, I get I get one every year, you
65:13
65:13 know. So, this might be the one I take.
65:14
65:14 Who knows? Uh, but if you didn't see any
65:17
65:17 of that, what you're going to see is
65:19
65:19 last week Joshua and I had a baby and
65:21
65:21 this baby had no clothes until I found
65:24
65:24 the clothes and I put the clothes on the
65:26
65:26 baby. So, this is our official, sorry
65:29
65:29 for the delay. Joshua and Sean baby.
65:32
65:32 Uh, her name is Clementine. I've decided
65:35
65:35 to name her Clementine. She is wearing a
65:38
65:38 Winnie the Pooh outfit there. Uh, she
65:40
65:40 was born Joshua, I wrote this down. I
65:41
65:41 wrote this down. She was born 11:26 p.m.
65:45
65:45 July 16th. So, there you go, buddy. I
65:48
65:48 expect child support in the mail. Uh,
65:50
65:50 there she is right there in all of her
65:52
65:52 beautiful glory. That's That's beautiful
65:54
65:54 Clementine right there.
65:55
65:55 >> She's cute.
65:55
65:55 >> So, just want to say that before we end
65:57
65:57 this episode, Joshua, with that, what do
65:59
65:59 you have to say to the people as you
66:01
66:01 sweat yourself to death, dude? I know
66:03
66:03 it's No, it's like I'm literally wiping
66:05
66:05 down the sweat. It's It's warm like it
66:07
66:07 is for you. It's warm for me down here.
66:10
66:10 Um, you know, hey, this episode was a
66:12
66:12 fun one. And I did talk a lot about
66:15
66:15 putting a 100 hours into something. So,
66:17
66:17 my challenge for everybody this week as
66:20
66:20 a part of ending this is I would like
66:23
66:23 everybody to take a look at the time
66:24
66:24 they spend doing things and maybe
66:27
66:27 challenge yourself at a at a 100 hours
66:29
66:29 doing something. Whether it's getting to
66:31
66:31 know somebody, whether it's playing a
66:33
66:33 sport, whether it's trying out a new
66:34
66:34 instrument, reading a book, I think this
66:36
66:36 week would be a good opportunity, it
66:38
66:38 being summer, for everybody to get out
66:39
66:39 there, put a 100 hours towards
66:41
66:41 something. And I would be very
66:42
66:42 interested if you want to leave it in
66:43
66:43 the comments down below. Uh let us know
66:45
66:45 where you're putting 100 hours into.
66:46
66:46 Super curious. And uh check out the
66:49
66:49 website forlay.live uh for music, merch,
66:52
66:52 everything. We appreciate all you guys.
66:54
66:54 And we will see you next week on 100
66:56
66:56 episode. 100 episode 145. Yeah,
67:00
67:00 something like that.
67:01
67:01 >> You got it. 145.
67:03
67:03 >> Yeah. 145. There you go.
67:06
67:06 >> Joshua, thank you, man. Can't appreciate
67:07
67:07 you more than that. Uh, that was
67:10
67:10 beautiful. Uh, sorry for little out
67:11
67:11 live, everybody. We love you so, so so,
67:13
67:13 so much. Thank you to the people who've
67:15
67:15 came in. And for those of you still with
67:17
67:17 us at the moment, uh, I have one last
67:19
67:19 thing for Joshua, like I usually do on
67:21
67:21 this one, but he doesn't get the choice
67:22
67:22 because Joshua, I heard something. I was
67:25
67:25 wondering if you heard it, too. Um, but
67:27
67:27 did you hear about the two slices of
67:29
67:29 bread that went out on a date?
67:32
67:32 >> I did not.
67:33
67:33 >> Okay, that's good because it was loaf at
67:35
67:35 first sight.
67:38
67:38 Ladies and gentlemen, we will see you
67:40
67:40 next week. Aduces
68:07
68:07 All right, buddy. Let's [ __ ] Let's
68:09
68:09 [ ] get it. Let's [ ] Let's
68:11
68:11 [ __ ] do it.
68:13
68:13 We'll do it.
68:14
68:14 >> Let's get it, man. Let's get it. I feel
68:17
68:17 like my I don't I I don't know if my
68:18
68:18 eyes are a little bit more closed today.
68:21
68:21 You might be a little more uh more tired
68:24
68:24 than usual, buddy. It's a late night for
68:26
68:26 you over there in uh where are you?
68:27
68:27 Alaska right now.
68:29
68:29 >> Uh Egypt.
68:30
68:30 >> Egypt. Oh, that's right. Oh, that's
68:31
68:31 right. Pretty cool, man. Pretty cool.
68:33
68:33 Congratulations on that flight, by the
68:34
68:34 way.
68:35
68:35 >> If you squint really hard, you can see
68:37
68:37 the pyramids in the background.
68:39
68:39 >> Oh, actually, I think I can. I'm always
68:42
68:42 squinting.
68:44
68:44 Beautiful pyramids over there.
68:46
68:46 >> Yeah, you can see them. Here we go.
