Sorry For The Delay | EP.145 | Sushi Tears, Birthday Smoke & Dark Energy
-WHAT’S IN OUR CUP-
Sean: Schilling Strawberry Rhubarb cider mixed with 20% barrel-aged apple wine
Joshua: Knob Creek bourbon with muddled blackberries & cherrywood smoke
-AI SONG OF THE WEEK-
AI Song Of The Week: “Running On E” (Lyrics written by Joshua.)
-RECIPES-
Smoked Blackberry Whiskey:
• Knob Creek bourbon
• fresh blackberries, muddled
• cherrywood smoke
Apple Wine Cider Mix:
• Schilling Strawberry Rhubarb cider
• one shot of 20% barrel-aged apple wine
-CHAT WITH US-
• Sean’s Bite Of Seattle
• Falling In Love
• Dark Energy Theater
-CHAPTERS-
00:00 EP.145 Intro, Golf Hooky & Birthday Season
03:24 What’s In Our Cup - Smoked Blackberry Whiskey & Apple Wine
09:46 Zodiac Compatibility, Papa Energy & Cringe Words
16:29 Chat With Us, Summerween Merch & Release Schedule
18:45 Sean’s Bite Of Seattle - Festival, Bainbridge & Concert Stops
23:31 Rooftop Drinks, Sushi Kashiba & Three Separate Cries
31:25 AI Song Of The Week “Running On E”
36:12 Falling In Love - Rapid-Fire Get-To-Know-Us Questions
51:23 Dark Energy Theater - Meet The Six Combatants
60:13 Fun Finds - Simon Basset & An Olympic Artist Proof
63:42 Boozy Fortune, Lucky Numbers & Birthday Sendoff
-SOUND BITES-
• “Get more D in your life because it’s good for you.” - Joshua turning sunlight into birthday-season medical advice.
• “I wouldn’t even know what to do with a fan, you know, if I actually had a fan.” - Joshua confronting fame before it arrives.
• “Like I just made out and slobbered all over somebody for this one.” - Joshua reviewing the smoked blackberry whiskey.
• “Daddy ain’t doing that.” - Sean rejecting the idea of researching wax-cap removal.
• “You don’t need a zodiac sign to tell me that I love you.” - Sean refusing to let the cosmos manage his relationships.
• “I’m a fan of moist. You know what I mean?” - Joshua refusing to participate in society’s least necessary word feud.
• “I cried three times during this dinner, bro. Three times.” - Sean meeting sushi powerful enough to breach the emotional perimeter.
• “The chef prepared it in a way that needed to be respected.” - Sean defending the instruction manual that came with dinner.
• “Because it’s everything you want all in one bite.” - Joshua explaining why his personality is apparently a Snickers.
• “Tomorrow is never guaranteed, but today right now is.” - Joshua finding the joyful thought after twelve friendship questions.
-FORTUNE & FINDS-
Fortune: A pair of new shoes is in your future after clumsily urinating behind a dumpster.
Lucky Numbers: 5, 35, 40, 61, 65, 10, 21
Fun Finds / Value Finds:
Sean: A collection of national park postcards and a signed Olympic National Park artist-proof print discovered on Bainbridge Island.
Joshua: Simon Basset Funko, purchased for around $14 with a reported eBay listed value of approximately $35.25.
(Artwork Shoutout: Sean’s signed Olympic National Park artist proof is joining the growing art collection.)
(Community Shoutout: New subscribers continued joining the community while the Jimothy short found an enthusiastic audience.)
Transcript
00:00 Welcome to episode 145 of Sorry for the
00:04
00:04 Delay. [music] I'm your editor, Mia.
00:06
00:06 This week, Joshua celebrates birthday
00:08
00:08 season with smoked blackberry whiskey.
00:10
00:10 While Sean turns a [music] Seattle
00:12
00:12 station into rooftop drinks, a 20% apple
00:15
00:15 wine experiment, and a sushi dinner
00:17
00:17 emotional enough to require three
00:19
00:19 separate cries, the flounder really
00:21
00:21 broke through his walls. Then it's
00:22
00:22 Zodiac compatibility, rapid fire
00:25
00:25 friendship questions, suspiciously
00:27
00:27 valuable Funkos, and six overpowered
00:29
00:29 [music] creatures entering the newly
00:30
00:30 formed Dark Energy Theater. Enjoy the
00:33
00:33 show. Hello and welcome to another
00:36
00:36 episode of Sorry for a Little Late. We
00:38
00:38 are your hosts. My name is Sean and
00:40
00:40 right over there is the wonderful, the
00:43
00:43 lovely, the sensual Joshua. Joshua, this
00:47
00:47 is episode
00:49
00:49 145. One, two, 145. Odd number. We're
00:52
00:52 gonna get weird. Uh, with that being
00:54
00:54 said, buddy, how are you doing this
00:58
00:58 wonderful, wonderful week?
01:00
01:00 >> I mean, every time I get out and play
01:02
01:02 golf before we start the podcast, it's a
01:05
01:05 great it's a great day. So, I did
01:09
01:09 I I you know, I may have to can I admit,
01:12
01:12 you know, I might have played a little
01:13
01:13 hookie today.
01:14
01:14 >> Just just a little just a little bit.
01:17
01:17 You know, honesty is is one of my strong
01:19
01:19 suits. thought maybe I I played hookie a
01:21
01:21 little bit. Um, but it did me well and I
01:23
01:23 did it well cuz I spent some time out in
01:26
01:26 the sun and I feel good. I feel great.
01:29
01:29 Uh, vitamin D is is key in uh healthy
01:32
01:32 living. So, if you're afraid of it, I'm
01:34
01:34 sorry. Um, get more D in your life
01:38
01:38 because it's good for you. All I can
01:40
01:40 say. But yeah, I feel great, buddy.
01:41
01:41 Thanks for asking. Uh, thank you to all
01:43
01:43 the new subscribers. Thank you for
01:45
01:45 everybody who's joining us and listening
01:46
01:46 to us wherever you're at across the
01:48
01:48 globe or um right outside our the studio
01:50
01:50 here. Appreciate every listen and every
01:52
01:52 view and every follow. Uh but I feel
01:54
01:54 great.
01:55
01:55 >> What people don't know about Joshua is
01:57
01:57 that uh right next to him is a window
01:59
01:59 and there are lines of fans out there
02:02
02:02 always cheering and yelling, asking to
02:04
02:04 come into the studio, but Joshua has to
02:06
02:06 fend him off with like sticks and stuff
02:08
02:08 like that. So I'm I'm glad you were able
02:10
02:10 to get through that chaos, buddy. So, I
02:12
02:12 appreciate that and thank you for making
02:13
02:13 time for us. You know,
02:14
02:14 >> I'm super humble. I wouldn't even know
02:15
02:15 what to do with a fan, you know, if I
02:18
02:18 actually had a fan
02:19
02:19 >> to turn them on is what you should do.
02:21
02:21 >> Would like, dude, that'd be very awkward
02:23
02:23 for me. But yeah, buddy, I I feel super
02:26
02:26 good. Uh, I have to say before say
02:28
02:28 before we get too deep into this
02:29
02:29 episode,
02:30
02:30 >> we are now in August and August is a
02:34
02:34 wonderful wonderful maybe that's why I
02:35
02:35 also feel great about this episode and
02:37
02:37 and where we're at today because it's
02:39
02:39 August 4th and a special somebody in my
02:42
02:42 life. It's their birthday today. So, I
02:44
02:44 have to I can't get too far into them.
02:46
02:46 So, I just have to say happy birthday to
02:48
02:48 my girlfriend. Um it's been a I've had
02:51
02:51 an amazing time with her in my life and
02:53
02:53 um I'm just very appreciative of uh
02:55
02:55 being a part of hers and you know uh
02:58
02:58 don't ask me how old she is because
02:59
02:59 that's just kind of rude but um it is
03:02
03:02 her birthday and uh happy August if it
03:05
03:05 is your birthday as well in August
03:06
03:06 mine's coming up as well. Um happy
03:08
03:08 birthday to you too. It's a great month.
03:09
03:09 It's a fun month.
03:10
03:10 >> Yeah,
03:11
03:11 >> it's gonna be a fun episode.
03:12
03:12 >> Yeah. Happy birthday to your significant
03:14
03:14 other. I know they don't listen so
03:16
03:16 that's fine. How do you know they don't
03:18
03:18 listen?
03:18
03:18 >> Oh, I talk to them all the time, boy.
03:21
03:21 >> Come on, buddy. Jesus Christ.
03:23
03:23 >> Yeah.
03:24
03:24 >> Anyways, with that being said, buddy,
03:26
03:26 hey, let's jump right into what is in
03:29
03:29 our cups this week. Uh, I know you got
03:31
03:31 something you got something devilish
03:32
03:32 over there. I can feel it. I can feel it
03:35
03:35 feel
03:36
03:36 a [ __ ] glass of whiskey. I can feel
03:39
03:39 that. Show us what you got.
03:41
03:41 >> Yeah, I I'm being pretty mischievous. Uh
03:43
03:43 before I show off what I got, Sean, I
03:44
03:44 have to answer your question because
03:46
03:46 [snorts] last week in the beginning of
03:48
03:48 the episode, you did ask, "Do people
03:50
03:50 smoke
03:51
03:51 >> their uh coffee?" And yes, they do. Um
03:56
03:56 that did not come through in the
03:57
03:57 comments. I wish I would have. One of
03:58
03:58 you guys would have just updated us
03:60
03:60 faster than I can search. Um but I went
04:02
04:02 out and did my own research and and
04:03
04:03 there is ways to smoke your own coffee.
04:06
04:06 I'm not going to go over them all even
04:08
04:08 though I have them on my left over here.
04:10
04:10 There's a whole lineup of the way you
04:12
04:12 can do it and how the flavors and
04:13
04:13 everything you can get from it. But
04:15
04:15 Sean, you are absolutely correct. You
04:16
04:16 can smoke coffee. And uh maybe one of
04:18
04:18 these fine days I will show off some
04:20
04:20 smoked coffee. But instead of showing
04:23
04:23 off smoked coffee, Sean, I'm going to
04:26
04:26 show off one of our other favorites. And
04:29
04:29 this is going to be one of those
04:31
04:31 >> smoked whiskey. And this isn't just a
04:33
04:33 smoked whiskey. I went ahead and muddled
04:35
04:35 up some blackberries, okay,
04:37
04:37 >> in the bottom of this. And I smoked it
04:39
04:39 out with some cherrywood. Um, so this is
04:43
04:43 a black berry smoked cherrywood whiskey
04:47
04:47 with my classic knob creek. Look at
04:49
04:49 those colors. Look at that. Look at
04:50
04:50 that. So devilish like you said.
04:51
04:51 >> That's beautiful, buddy.
04:53
04:53 >> See, I knew you had something up your
04:55
04:55 sleeve.
04:57
04:57 >> That is That's magical. That is magical,
05:01
05:01 buddy.
05:02
05:02 >> Okay. Like a summer kiss or what?
05:04
05:04 >> Yeah. Oh, like more than a summer kiss.
05:06
05:06 Like I just made out and slobbered all
05:08
05:08 over somebody for this one. Um
05:10
05:10 >> yeah, dude. It's it's it's look how look
05:13
05:13 how nice it is. Look at the look at the
05:14
05:14 look.
05:15
05:15 >> Oh, so good, man. Try it.
05:16
05:16 >> That looks good, dude. That honestly
05:18
05:18 looks really good. Looks really good.
05:19
05:19 >> Smoke it out. Uh try it out if you
05:21
05:21 haven't had one of these. Um yeah, so
05:23
05:23 I've been eating a lot of fresh fruit
05:24
05:24 and so why not just throw some of this
05:25
05:25 in a drink, buddy. So cheers. This is
05:28
05:28 what is in my cup for this episode.
05:30
05:30 August 4th, 145. What do you got in your
05:32
05:32 cup over there?
05:33
05:33 >> Nice, my dude. Um, so we're going to
05:35
05:35 talk about this a little bit later in
05:36
05:36 the episode, but uh to bring this full
05:40
05:40 circle,
05:41
05:41 uh, I had a little, uh, station, if you
05:44
05:44 will, and one of the places I went to is
05:46
05:46 a cider place up here, uh, cider
05:49
05:49 porehouse, uh, named Schilling. I know,
05:52
05:52 very small company. I've had many of
05:54
05:54 their cers. Actually, Joshua, I've had
05:56
05:56 pretty much all of their cers that they
05:57
05:57 make at the moment. Uh, but they had
06:01
06:01 something I did not have and I'm going
06:03
06:03 to have it for the first time here. Uh,
06:04
06:04 I've never had this. I took forever to
06:07
06:07 open it cuz it's weirdly weirdly capped
06:10
06:10 off. I'll show you right now. Uh, but to
06:12
06:12 drink it with I'm I have uh the shilling
06:16
06:16 uh strawberry one, the rhubarb one, the
06:18
06:18 rhub awakening. Uh, so this is going to
06:20
06:20 be my mixer uh to what I have here,
06:22
06:22 buddy. And this is It's kind of heavy.
06:26
06:26 Sorry. I got to use two hands. That's a
06:28
06:28 big old butt. Okay.
06:29
06:29 >> So, this is this is a barrelaged apple
06:34
06:34 wine. All right. So, it's 20%. If you
06:37
06:37 want to read the back, you guys can
06:38
06:38 read. Go ahead and pause and just read
06:40
06:40 the back right there. Uh, but I'm going
06:42
06:42 to go ahead and first of all open this.
06:45
06:45 So, that I [ __ ] decimated this top,
06:47
06:47 by the way. Like, it's a like this top
06:49
06:49 is [ ] ruined. It was all [ ]
06:51
06:51 Look. So, the front part it looked like
06:53
06:53 that. It looked waxy. And so, I tried to
06:56
06:56 take it off and you couldn't. So then I
06:57
06:57 had to like devilishly pull this thing
06:60
06:60 apart with a knife and scissors. Uh but
07:03
07:03 I'm going to go ahead and open it. So
07:04
07:04 give me a second.
07:06
07:06 >> I feel like you should have just looked
07:07
07:07 up how to properly remove a waxed cap.
07:11
07:11 >> Yeah, probably. But daddy ain't doing
07:13
07:13 that. So here we go. So I'm going to
07:14
07:14 smell it. Oo, buddy. It smells like uh
07:19
07:19 caramel apples. It smells
07:23
07:23 It smells like a a a nice fruity rum. Uh
07:27
07:27 so this is basically apple brandy uh
07:29
07:29 that they I guess created. Uh so I'm
07:32
07:32 going to sip it for the first time and
07:33
07:33 then I'm going to pour a shot uh into my
07:35
07:35 cup over here. And I have two things. So
07:37
07:37 I'm not going to go crazy today, but I'm
07:38
07:38 going to do a little sippy sip. Little
07:40
07:40 sippy sip here. Little little chugy chug
07:42
07:42 right over the right over the computer.
07:44
07:44 That's That's not good.
07:45
07:45 >> That's sketchy.
07:46
07:46 >> Well, here we go. A little sip. Little
07:48
07:48 smell. Oh, smells good.
07:56
07:56 Um,
07:57
07:57 >> what does that mean? What What does that
07:59
07:59 mean?
07:59
07:59 >> It means it needs to be mixed.
08:02
08:02 >> Okay. All right.
08:02
08:02 >> It tastes honestly it tastes like an
08:04
08:04 apple syrup. Like if you you know uh
08:06
08:06 like you know blueberry syrup, Joshua,
08:08
08:08 if you replace the blueberry syrup with
08:11
08:11 apple flavor, that's exactly what this
08:13
08:13 tastes like. So, it's kind of it's it's
08:15
08:15 exciting. Uh, not the very best on its
08:18
08:18 own, but [clears throat] definitely it's
08:20
08:20 gonna [ __ ] taste good with this
08:22
08:22 [ __ ] strawberry thing over here. So,
08:24
08:24 I'm gonna pour all this together. Um,
08:26
08:26 I'm going to do this over here while
08:28
08:28 Joshua uh gives us a question of the day
08:31
08:31 because I know he has one. Uh, I can ask
08:33
08:33 him.
08:34
08:34 >> He He's got a whole plethora of
08:36
08:36 questions of the day. Uh, so Joshua, you
08:38
08:38 give us a question of the day while I
08:39
08:39 pour this into my cup over here. Okay.
08:41
08:41 >> I I I don't think I have a question of
08:44
08:44 the day. Sean did not we did not figure
08:46
08:46 this out either. [laughter] I think the
08:48
08:48 question I have of
08:49
08:49 >> I've seen him.
08:50
08:50 >> No, I I don't think I have act I don't
08:52
08:52 think I have a question of the day. But
08:53
08:53 what I do have is I'm just curious how
08:56
08:56 Sean came across this bottle. If there's
08:58
08:58 if there's a question the question would
08:60
09:00 be for you Sean. Did you see this like
09:03
09:03 as an actual mix like on like did it
09:07
09:07 come through on a Tik Tok or something
09:08
09:08 or like how did you figure out
09:10
09:10 >> we went to pair these two is what? We
09:13
09:13 went to the shilling pore house, right?
09:14
09:14 Um, and they had they had a little sign
09:18
09:18 that said, "Hey, get a shot of this in
09:20
09:20 your uh cider like as an extra fee." And
09:23
09:23 I was like, "The [ __ ] is that?" And so I
09:25
09:25 didn't do it cuz I wanted there to be a
09:27
09:27 moment where I got this and we did it
09:29
09:29 here live on this podcast. Uh, so I saw
09:32
09:32 it there, got it. This thing was [ __ ]
09:34
09:34 60 bucks. So cheers buddy. But yeah,
09:37
09:37 that's where I saw it. It was just
09:38
09:38 there, you know, just chilling. So,
09:41
09:41 >> all right. I mean, now that you've
09:43
09:43 you're getting through all that, I kind
09:44
09:44 of do have a question. I was just
09:46
09:46 kidding.
09:46
09:46 >> Oh, wonderful. See, I knew we had one.
09:48
09:48 >> Yeah. Go for it. I'm just pouring it
09:49
09:49 into my
09:50
09:50 >> Made this up. Yeah. Um Okay. So, the
09:52
09:52 question I have because this is a
09:53
09:53 birthday month and u me and my
09:57
09:57 girlfriend are the same zodiac sign.
09:60
09:60 >> Oh, okay.
10:00
10:00 >> Do you do you think uh do you put much
10:04
10:04 thought into compatibility when it comes
10:07
10:07 to zodiac signs?
10:08
10:08 >> No, not at all, dude. Not at all. Like
10:10
10:10 not even in the slightest, man. Because
10:12
10:12 I feel like you will know if you're
10:15
10:15 compatible with somebody no matter what
10:17
10:17 their sign is, you know? Um it just the
10:20
10:20 way personalities work. I guess
10:22
10:22 >> that's the way love works or what.
10:23
10:23 >> Yeah. If it works, it works. That's the
10:25
10:25 way love works.
10:26
10:26 >> Yeah. Exactly. You know, if you're
10:27
10:27 compatible, you're compatible with each
10:29
10:29 other. You know, I don't need a [ __ ]
10:30
10:30 zodiac sign to tell me that I love you.
10:32
10:32 You know,
10:33
10:33 >> no, I don't think so.
10:35
10:35 >> Okay. Would you like to put words in my
10:37
10:37 mouth and guess like what how I feel
10:39
10:39 about this topic?
10:39
10:39 >> Oh, yeah. Yeah, I know how you feel
10:41
10:41 about this. You're all about the stars
10:42
10:42 and the cosmos. So, you're like, "Well,
10:44
10:44 if the zodiac sign equals love, then the
10:46
10:46 zodiac sign is right." So, I think uh I
10:49
10:49 think we have a stronger love because
10:50
10:50 our zodiac signs are the same. Blah blah
10:52
10:52 blah blah blah. Am I right? Is that is
10:54
10:54 that
10:55
10:55 >> He hates He hates that. He hates that.
10:57
10:57 [laughter]
10:58
10:58 >> Am I right? Am I right or wrong?
10:59
10:59 >> No, you're you're absolutely right. I
11:01
11:01 think compatib compatibility comes in
11:03
11:03 all shapes and sizes. And it just so
11:05
11:05 happens more often than not if your
11:08
11:08 zodiac signs are compatible, you will
11:11
11:11 find love and friendship and with all of
11:15
11:15 that within a sign to each other. Just
11:17
11:17 saying. So, I do believe in that and uh
11:20
11:20 I will keep believing in it because it's
11:22
11:22 working for me. So hopefully if you're
11:24
11:24 listening and you find that sign that
11:26
11:26 that you know gets you through hard
11:28
11:28 times or whatever it is, that
11:29
11:29 compatibility, friendship, partnership,
11:31
11:31 whatever it is, uh do it, man. Do it.
11:33
11:33 Find it works for you.
11:34
11:34 >> Nice, man. Um before we move on, buddy,
11:36
11:36 I just took a sip uh of the concoction.
11:39
11:39 And let me just say what it added to
11:42
11:42 this Rube Awakening is actually a bit of
11:46
11:46 umami. Uh it is it has a
11:49
11:49 >> a better finish on the back end. So,
11:52
11:52 it's a a much sweeter,
11:55
11:55 smooth, soft pallet finish rather than a
11:58
11:58 little bit like tartness that you got
11:59
11:59 from this. So, it it definitely you can
12:01
12:01 definitely taste the sweetness of that.
12:03
12:03 And uh Papa going to be flying right
12:06
12:06 here in a minute. Papa,
12:08
12:08 >> okay, you you've called yourself papa.
12:10
12:10 You've called yourself daddy on there.
12:12
12:12 What's going on here, dude? Are you like
12:14
12:14 are you reading too much into this baby
12:16
12:16 we had together? Yes. Are are you just
12:18
12:18 like
12:19
12:19 >> little baby Clementine? She's she's
12:21
12:21 everything to me right now, buddy. She's
12:22
12:22 she's my entire world right now, bro.
12:24
12:24 Like,
12:25
12:25 >> right.
12:25
12:25 >> I don't know. I don't know how to
12:26
12:26 explain it. You know, you just once you
12:28
12:28 reach that point of maturity, you just
12:30
12:30 become papa. You become uh become daddy.
12:34
12:34 You know, just, you know, all the words
12:36
12:36 that uh that make you want to cringe,
12:39
12:39 buddy. And speaking of cringing,
12:42
12:42 we have a whole bunch of new
12:43
12:43 subscribers. That makes me cringe. And I
12:46
12:46 feel like we needed to have an episode
12:49
12:49 where we talk about who we are like us
12:53
12:53 in general. So buddy, I have a question
12:55
12:55 for you that is
12:58
12:58 >> what words make you cringe?
13:02
13:02 >> What words?
13:02
13:02 >> That's my question of the day. Cringe.
13:04
13:04 >> Yeah. What is What are the words that
13:06
13:06 make you cringe? Like I was saying papa
13:08
13:08 and daddy to see if I can get a reaction
13:09
13:09 out of you. Clearly, it did. It did get
13:11
13:11 you a little bit, but not to the point
13:13
13:13 where, for example, if I say the word
13:16
13:16 moist, people seem to like flip their
13:19
13:19 [ __ ] right?
13:20
13:20 >> That's true. That's That's true.
13:22
13:22 >> So, do you have any of those words that
13:23
13:23 are just like nails on a chalkboard?
13:25
13:25 >> Oh, man. I don't I don't know if I have
13:28
13:28 any words that
13:30
13:30 that uh that make me cringe. I I don't
13:33
13:33 know. I don't know. I I think I think
13:35
13:35 [snorts] they're not really cringey
13:37
13:37 words. It's just when you when you
13:38
13:38 describe somebody as like stupid,
13:41
13:41 >> you know, when you when you say it's
13:43
13:43 it's like one of those like
13:45
13:45 >> like you're questioning their
13:46
13:46 intelligence and you're belittling them
13:48
13:48 or just I think any words that kind of
13:50
13:50 just like degrades somebody
13:53
13:53 >> maybe can be cringey in context, I guess
13:55
13:55 you could say. Like every word has
13:57
13:57 meaning in like you're talking about a
13:58
13:58 cake. Oh dude, I love a moist cake, you
14:00
14:00 know?
14:01
14:01 >> Yeah. Yeah.
14:01
14:01 >> Like for me that that makes sense. So
14:03
14:03 that's not cringey. So, I think context
14:06
14:06 when it comes to cringey
14:08
14:08 >> vocabulary that that's probably where it
14:10
14:10 would strike a chord. Like it just has
14:12
14:12 to for context would make me cringe
14:13
14:13 versus the word itself. If that makes
14:15
14:15 sense.
14:16
14:16 >> Okay. Yeah. No, it makes sense. Makes
14:17
14:17 sense. Yeah. So, out of context,
14:20
14:20 you would probably find the word moist
14:22
14:22 to be a little cringey. Is that what
14:23
14:23 you're saying?
14:24
14:24 >> I No, cuz I mean I'm a fan of moist. You
14:26
14:26 know what I mean? I mean I mean I I
14:30
14:30 would take moist over dry
14:33
14:33 >> under in under under most circumstances
14:36
14:36 if you want to put it into any kind of
14:39
14:39 spherical uh uh just just having to make
14:42
14:42 sense. Yes. Moist. I don't I don't want
14:46
14:46 to be [laughter]
14:46
14:46 >> Can I ask another
14:47
14:47 >> to be dry?
14:48
14:48 >> What about the word dono? How do you
14:51
14:51 feel about that word?
14:53
14:53 >> Uh dono is a it's a name, right? I it's
14:56
14:56 to me it's just a word. It's like an
14:58
14:58 action, you know. Gonimo. You're donoing
15:01
15:01 on something, you know. [laughter]
15:04
15:04 Usually it's something
15:08
15:08 >> or like to jump [laughter] off of
15:09
15:09 something. It's the the thing you shout
15:11
15:11 when you're jumping off things, you
15:12
15:12 know, dono.
15:13
15:13 >> Gonna mowing my lawn. Like, [laughter]
15:16
15:16 what the [ __ ] are we doing? You know
15:17
15:17 what I'm saying? Listen, the reason I
15:19
15:19 ask is because I had a conversation with
15:21
15:21 a coworker
15:23
15:23 >> who finds the word Geronimo to be very
15:26
15:26 cringy and I don't know how how to feel
15:29
15:29 about that because I don't think it is.
15:31
15:31 Um, it's definitely like a a your age
15:34
15:34 kind of word, you know, like a a real
15:36
15:36 boomer word, you know, you don't really
15:38
15:38 you don't really use it in the in the
15:40
15:40 lexicon of of the now, right? So, I feel
15:43
15:43 like that's probably not cringy, but I
15:47
15:47 can see the points that they were
15:48
15:48 making.
15:49
15:49 >> So, I don't know. I just thought I just
15:51
15:51 thought you would have a word or
15:53
15:53 something that uh that would actually
15:55
15:55 make you cringe. But,
15:56
15:56 >> no, I more context for me, honestly.
15:59
15:59 Context.
16:01
16:01 >> No, just no, it's just context. I I
16:03
16:03 think that's what it comes down to.
16:04
16:04 Like, you know, everything has context.
16:06
16:06 And so, if you take things remove things
16:08
16:08 from context, it can get a little weird.
16:10
16:10 And I think that's where definition and
16:13
16:13 how you're using it and you know you use
16:16
16:16 Toronto in movies. I mean again context
16:18
16:18 like what are you using it for? Moist. I
16:21
16:21 love moist. That's a great word. I can't
16:23
16:23 wait for people to skip this episode.
16:25
16:25 [laughter] Just using that word over and
16:27
16:27 over again. Sorry everybody. Uh if
16:29
16:29 that's not your fancy. Joshua, let's
16:31
16:31 head on over to the chat with us section
16:32
16:32 where we can discover some other fancies
16:35
16:35 you may have. Uh the chat with the
16:36
16:36 section for those of you who are brand
16:38
16:38 new here. Hello, welcome. We are Sean
16:39
16:39 and Joshua. your two new best friends.
16:41
16:41 Uh the chat with the section is the
16:43
16:43 topics are the topics that we're going
16:44
16:44 to talk about for the week. Uh and maybe
16:46
16:46 one of them will entertain you, maybe
16:48
16:48 one of them won't. Uh hopefully they all
16:50
16:50 do. Uh but here they are as followed.
16:54
16:54 Number one is Sean's Bite of Seattle.
16:58
16:58 Number two is Falling in Love. Number
17:01
17:01 three is Popcorn Passions. And number
17:05
17:05 four this week is going to be dark
17:06
17:06 energy theater which is going to be a
17:09
17:09 preview for something that we are doing
17:11
17:11 next week. Uh which is pretty exciting.
17:13
17:13 So stick around for that one. Uh but
17:15
17:15 Joshua before we even start this one cuz
17:17
17:17 this first topic is definitely about me
17:18
17:18 cuz that has my name in it. Uh let me
17:20
17:20 just say sorry for the delayed dot live.
17:23
17:23 Come check us out. Uh that is our
17:25
17:25 website where you can find all this
17:26
17:26 beautiful merch that we wear every
17:28
17:28 single week. Uh this is the summer wean
17:31
17:31 shirt. This is the sunrise
17:33
17:33 variant of this shirt. It is available
17:35
17:35 over there on Sorry for Little. And
17:38
17:38 also, I just wanted to give everybody a
17:40
17:40 reminder of our podcast release
17:42
17:42 schedules. So, we release podcasts every
17:45
17:45 Tuesday at 7:00 a.m. on the website.
17:48
17:48 Sorry for the delay. And 5:00 a.m. on
17:51
17:51 Spotify, iTunes, and pretty much
17:53
17:53 everywhere you get your audio versions.
17:55
17:55 Um, every Tuesday after Tuesday,
17:58
17:58 Wednesday through Monday, we put out a
18:00
18:00 short on the daily. So, if you just want
18:02
18:02 little tidbits of just uh fun times that
18:05
18:05 we had in this podcast episode, you can
18:07
18:07 catch them there. A lot of people tend
18:08
18:08 to do that more often with the short
18:10
18:10 form content, and I completely
18:11
18:11 understand. I get it. And uh we hope we
18:14
18:14 can entertain you with that stuff, too.
18:16
18:16 I know the Jimothy one was pretty funny
18:18
18:18 that a lot of people
18:19
18:19 >> [laughter]
18:19
18:19 >> uh took liking, too. So, hey, shout out
18:22
18:22 to Jimothy. Uh, but just wanted to shout
18:24
18:24 us out real quick before we went into
18:26
18:26 this episode because then this again,
18:27
18:27 this episode's going to be more of a a
18:28
18:28 get to know us episode. We do these on
18:30
18:30 occasion once we hit certain milestones
18:32
18:32 with Joshua and I behind the scenes uh
18:34
18:34 just to let people know who we are and
18:36
18:36 what we do and kind of all that same
18:38
18:38 action. So, we'll get to uh we'll get to
18:40
18:40 a little bit of that uh throughout the
18:42
18:42 episode. So, Joshua, I'm ready to talk
18:45
18:45 about my Seattle trip, my little
18:49
18:49 station, if you will indulge me, buddy.
18:52
18:52 Yeah. Okay. I'm here.
18:54
18:54 >> You know,
18:54
18:54 >> the audience is here. We are here for
18:57
18:57 set the stage. Let's do it. You bought
18:58
18:58 the ticket. Now, give us the show.
19:00
19:00 [laughter]
19:01
19:01 >> So, first of all, I got to acknowledge
19:03
19:03 this real quick. Um, there was a
19:05
19:05 shooting in the bite of Seattle on
19:08
19:08 Sunday. Uh, we were not there. The old
19:11
19:11 lady and I were not there on Sunday. So,
19:13
19:13 we are perfectly fine. Our hearts and
19:15
19:15 condolences go out to everybody who was
19:17
19:17 affected. Uh that [ __ ] should never
19:20
19:20 happen, but it does. So just be safe out
19:23
19:23 there, people. Be aware of your
19:24
19:24 surroundings and um just want to shout
19:27
19:27 everybody out and say stay safe. Now,
19:31
19:31 let me start with we stayed at a
19:34
19:34 different hotel this year, Joshua. We
19:36
19:36 usually stay at a uh I was going to say
19:38
19:38 a Best Western, but we don't even stay
19:40
19:40 at a Best Western. We stay at a Marriott
19:41
19:41 usually. Uh that's right by the water. I
19:43
19:43 don't have any pictures for this cuz I
19:45
19:45 was too lazy to do all this stuff. Uh,
19:46
19:46 so I'm just going to explain it to you
19:47
19:47 as best as I can. So, we stayed at a
19:49
19:49 different hotel.
19:50
19:50 >> Question. Yeah.
19:51
19:51 >> Okay. Sorry, I don't mean to interrupt,
19:52
19:52 but do you prefer to stay at a hotel
19:54
19:54 because like it's just more convenient?
19:56
19:56 Like you got to lock in to the festival?
19:59
19:59 Like why would you recommend staying at
20:00
20:00 the hotel, I guess, is
20:02
20:02 >> Yeah. So, what we were doing was a
20:03
20:03 little station. So, we wanted to go for
20:05
20:05 about 4 days. So, it's just easier and
20:08
20:08 more convenient for us to stay at a
20:09
20:09 hotel. uh because then you don't have to
20:11
20:11 worry about like having to drive home or
20:14
20:14 you know getting too inebriated and I'll
20:16
20:16 get to that. Um but [laughter]
20:20
20:20 uh we just wanted to we just wanted to
20:22
20:22 be closer to everything, right? So f so
20:25
20:25 from so we got there Friday uh we did
20:27
20:27 the bite to Seattle. We had a few
20:28
20:28 different foods uh but none of those
20:31
20:31 like we had food but it was fine. There
20:33
20:33 was nothing really to write home about.
20:35
20:35 The one experience that I had that was
20:37
20:37 great though is they had a beer and
20:40
20:40 garden uh beer garden beer and garden.
20:43
20:43 [laughter] Beer garden um in the middle
20:47
20:47 of the uh the fountain area by the Space
20:50
20:50 Needle.
20:51
20:51 >> Okay.
20:52
20:52 >> And this beer garden was in the shade.
20:57
20:57 Like it was a there was a big old tree
20:59
20:59 and it was just in the shade, buddy. And
21:01
21:01 we were lucky enough to get two like uh
21:04
21:04 plastic aderandac chairs and sit there
21:07
21:07 with like glasses of wine that we were
21:10
21:10 buying. We bought like four glasses of
21:11
21:11 wine each and we were just chilling
21:13
21:13 there for like an hour and a half, two
21:15
21:15 hours just relaxing and enjoying the
21:17
21:17 sunshine cuz it was a beautiful [ __ ]
21:19
21:19 day. Um and that was the highlight of
21:22
21:22 this year's Bite to Seattle for us was
21:24
21:24 wasn't the food, wasn't anything like
21:25
21:25 that. It was sitting on those lounge
21:27
21:27 chairs, drinking wine, enjoying the
21:29
21:29 summer sunshine. It was wonderful. I
21:31
21:31 loved it. Um, cut two. Later that day,
21:36
21:36 uh, we went back to the hotel, freshened
21:38
21:38 up, and then, uh, what did we do? We
21:41
21:41 [ __ ] I think we just partied it up
21:42
21:42 that night, you know? We were just
21:44
21:44 dancing and doing a whole bunch of fun
21:45
21:45 stuff. Saturday was a little different.
21:49
21:49 Saturday, we went to a place called
21:52
21:52 Bainbridge Island. Uh, and we had to
21:54
21:54 take a ferry, which is if you're going
21:56
21:56 to the Seattle area, I recommend doing
21:59
21:59 this ferry at least once, taking the
22:00
22:00 Banebridge Ferry, because it gives you
22:03
22:03 one of the best Seattle views on the
22:06
22:06 water. So, you take the ferry, it takes
22:08
22:08 you to the island, but as you're
22:10
22:10 leaving, you get this wonderful [ __ ]
22:13
22:13 view of the entire city or the entire
22:16
22:16 um, I guess you could say lake view of
22:19
22:19 Seattle. It's very amazing, very
22:21
22:21 beautiful. highly recommend it. Uh, but
22:23
22:23 we went to Banebridge for fish and chips
22:26
22:26 which were just mediocre and we
22:29
22:29 discovered two things. One was a
22:33
22:33 beautiful wine place that I, the name is
22:36
22:36 eluding me, but they were delicious. Uh,
22:38
22:38 we had a bunch of white wine. It was
22:39
22:39 wonderful. But we also discovered a new
22:42
22:42 artist who I really really enjoy. Uh,
22:45
22:45 and I don't want to spoil anything for
22:47
22:47 my fun finds, but Joshua, I think you're
22:50
22:50 going to get a kick out of some of the
22:51
22:51 stuff that I found that I brought to
22:53
22:53 share with you.
22:54
22:54 >> Okay,
22:55
22:55 >> now I can cut to Sunday. I'm just going
22:57
22:57 through this real quick here. So,
22:58
22:58 Sunday, Joshua, we went to see a Bay
23:01
23:01 Area artist by the name of Lor Russell.
23:04
23:04 I don't know if you know who L Russell
23:05
23:05 is or if you've heard any of his music.
23:07
23:07 I recommend you guys check it out. L
23:09
23:09 Russell is awesome. But, we had a meet
23:11
23:11 and greet with him. So, we got to take a
23:13
23:13 picture and uh we had that performance.
23:15
23:15 That was wonderful. It was a great
23:17
23:17 [ __ ] time, dude. And then uh we went
23:19
23:19 to a sandwich shop and
23:23
23:23 something else. We did something else
23:25
23:25 and I can't remember. Uh but yeah, it
23:28
23:28 was really fun that Sunday.
23:31
23:31 Now I can talk about something that I
23:32
23:32 completely skipped over. Saturday,
23:34
23:34 buddy, because it involves being
23:35
23:35 inebriated.
23:37
23:37 >> So, okay,
23:38
23:38 >> Saturday,
23:38
23:38 >> rewind the tape. All right,
23:39
23:39 >> rewind it. Woo. So, Saturday evening, we
23:44
23:44 went to a rooftop bar. So, our night
23:47
23:47 started at around 5:00, we went to this
23:51
23:51 wonderful rooftop bar called The Nest.
23:53
23:53 You can look it up. Uh we did a VIP
23:55
23:55 thing where we got to sit in our own
23:57
23:57 private area uh and just be waited on by
23:60
24:00 a wonderful server named Gus uh who let
24:03
24:03 [clears throat] us stay beyond our
24:05
24:05 aotted time, which was an hour and a
24:07
24:07 half. They let us stay till about uh
24:09
24:09 like an extra two hours, which is really
24:12
24:12 [ __ ] cool. And we just got hammered,
24:14
24:14 buddy. The view sensational. Mia put the
24:17
24:17 picture up there. It was wonderful.
24:19
24:19 Absolutely incredible view. Drinks were
24:23
24:23 great. Atmosphere on point. They had a
24:26
24:26 DJ playing. It was fun vibes all around.
24:28
24:28 There were a bunch of people like
24:30
24:30 dancing and doing their thing, right?
24:32
24:32 So, we at already had like maybe four or
24:36
24:36 five drinks in us
24:38
24:38 and we were waiting and kind of just
24:41
24:41 like killing time up to the point where
24:44
24:44 we had reservations for Seattle's best
24:50
24:50 uh sushi restaurant. Uh, it is like a
24:53
24:53 Michelin star sushi restaurant. Uh, with
24:56
24:56 the chef who literally brought sushi to
25:01
25:01 America, Joshua. Like, this chef is the
25:03
25:03 reason why sushi is here. Like, I'm not
25:05
25:05 even joking. All right. This is not a
25:07
25:07 joke. This is facts. Um,
25:10
25:10 >> okay. All right.
25:11
25:11 >> We went to his restaurant. The guy's
25:13
25:13 like a hundred years old at this point,
25:14
25:14 but he's still back there [ __ ] dicing
25:17
25:17 up the fish, buddy. Dicing up the fish.
25:20
25:20 So Joshua, I wish I could describe to
25:23
25:23 you how [ __ ] amazing this experience
25:26
25:26 was. So right off the bat, let me tell
25:28
25:28 you, we did the omasake, which is you
25:31
25:31 let the chef decide what what to eat,
25:34
25:34 right?
25:35
25:35 >> This was $160, $165
25:40
25:40 per person.
25:41
25:41 >> Per person. All right. All right. So,
25:43
25:43 man, right off the bat, we starting, we
25:46
25:46 ripping, we [ __ ] we doing it, buddy.
25:48
25:48 We going hard. All right. So,
25:50
25:50 >> all right,
25:50
25:50 >> we let the chef decide, right? He's
25:53
25:53 bringing us our little dishes, right?
25:55
25:55 He's we're getting explanations from a
25:57
25:57 few different people until this one
25:60
25:60 gentleman has finally decided to take us
26:02
26:02 under his wing. His name was Brandon,
26:04
26:04 and he became our server for the rest of
26:07
26:07 the [ __ ] night. So,
26:10
26:10 the chef would do a dish, he'd bring it
26:12
26:12 out, and we'd be like, "Holy [ __ ]
26:15
26:15 Joshua." It would be the you can't even
26:18
26:18 I can't even [ __ ] describe to you how
26:20
26:20 good it was, dude. It was It's When
26:22
26:22 people say, "Oh, food is life-changing,
26:25
26:25 right?" And you go, "Yeah, [ __ ] you."
26:27
26:27 You You sound pretentious as [ __ ]
26:29
26:29 right? I'm going to sound pretentious as
26:30
26:30 [ __ ] This food was lifechanging,
26:34
26:34 Joshua. Lifechanging. Have you ever had
26:36
26:36 sea urchent, buddy?
26:38
26:38 >> No.
26:39
26:39 >> Exactly. And you've never will the same
26:41
26:41 way that I had sea urchent. And it's so
26:44
26:44 [ __ ] incredible that it'll make you
26:46
26:46 [ __ ] cry cuz it made me cry. I cried
26:49
26:49 three times during this [ __ ] dinner,
26:51
26:51 bro. Three [ __ ] times. I kid you not.
26:54
26:54 And I I'm an emotional person.
26:57
26:57 >> Wow.
26:57
26:57 >> I don't know if you can tell, but when I
27:00
27:00 tell you, Joshua, that this [ __ ] meal
27:03
27:03 changed my perspective on sushi and the
27:06
27:06 way that fish can taste, I I mean that.
27:10
27:10 It was incredible. And our server,
27:12
27:12 Brandon, God bless this man, because the
27:16
27:16 chef would bring out a dish. Brandon
27:18
27:18 would show up and he would explain the
27:20
27:20 dish. He explain how to eat it, what
27:22
27:22 order, like what to do with it. And then
27:24
27:24 we'd eat it and I'd start to ball. It
27:27
27:27 was delicious. And there was a moment
27:29
27:29 >> comes with [ __ ] instructions.
27:31
27:31 >> Yes, it does. Because something at that
27:33
27:33 [ __ ] beautiful cuisine level, buddy,
27:36
27:36 you need instructions cuz you can't go
27:38
27:38 all barbarian like you would and just
27:40
27:40 eat with your [ __ ] fork. You know,
27:42
27:42 the chef prepared it in a way that
27:44
27:44 needed to be respected.
27:46
27:46 >> So, there was a moment that I had with
27:49
27:49 Brandon where we're about halfway
27:51
27:51 through our sushi dishes, right?
27:53
27:53 >> And we have this beautiful tasting
27:57
27:57 flounder, buddy. The chef did something
27:60
27:60 with wasabi that I never thought I could
28:03
28:03 ever enjoy. He like hid the wasabi in a
28:06
28:06 way that let the flounder express its
28:09
28:09 fishy flavor and then hit you on the
28:12
28:12 back end with wasabi heat. It was
28:15
28:15 incredible. But as I was going through
28:17
28:17 this moment, I was having this this
28:19
28:19 emotional attachment to this fish.
28:21
28:21 Brandon was starting to show up, right?
28:23
28:23 He was starting to come over and I had
28:24
28:24 to stop him. I had to do a Brandon. Not
28:27
28:27 right now. Not right now. And the man
28:30
28:30 took a bow and he walked away for a
28:32
28:32 moment. Then he came back and I was
28:33
28:33 like, "Brandon, that was one of the best
28:35
28:35 pieces of fish I've ever [ __ ] had in
28:37
28:37 my entire life." And because Joshua, we
28:41
28:41 were inebriated a little bit. Um, the
28:44
28:44 old lady and I were like, "We want to do
28:46
28:46 an aloc cart menu. Like, we love these
28:49
28:49 pieces of fish so [ __ ] much that we
28:52
28:52 want to do more of them." So, we got an
28:54
28:54 alikart menu, Joshua, and we got every
28:57
28:57 single thing that we had twice. We got
29:00
29:00 them again, buddy. We got sea urchants
29:02
29:02 again. We got the flounder. We got the
29:04
29:04 salmon. We got everything all over
29:05
29:05 again.
29:06
29:06 >> And Joshua, let me say this.
29:08
29:08 >> Mhm.
29:09
29:09 >> If you ever have the means to go to a
29:11
29:11 Michelin restaurant where the
29:13
29:13 [ __ ] who made sushi in North
29:17
29:17 America is there cooking sushi, making
29:20
29:20 sushi. You got to do that [ __ ] buddy.
29:22
29:22 You got to do that [ __ ] and you got to
29:24
29:24 love every [ __ ] minute of it because
29:26
29:26 the people next to us, buddy, when we
29:28
29:28 got there, the people sitting next to
29:30
29:30 our lefthand side were the most
29:32
29:32 chromogen pieces of [ ] [ ] that I
29:35
29:35 wish they never even existed.
29:38
29:38 >> Those people, Joshua, more of those.
29:40
29:40 Yep. They literally sat there as the
29:43
29:43 chef was bringing out their food and
29:45
29:45 they would take a bite and then they
29:46
29:46 would go
29:48
29:48 and then you would just like get this
29:50
29:50 weird like go [ __ ] yourself kind of
29:52
29:52 vibe, right? And I will say this, they
29:55
29:55 did not do what we did. All right, they
29:57
29:57 they got the one below it. They got the
29:60
29:60 $135 option. All right, they weren't
30:02
30:02 they weren't even there to splurge, you
30:05
30:05 know? So, [ __ ] them. I asked Brandon
30:07
30:07 about them when we were all done and
30:10
30:10 Brandon said that even the people in the
30:12
30:12 back, the servers were like, "What the
30:14
30:14 [ __ ] their problem?"
30:16
30:16 >> When people are like that, you can go
30:18
30:18 [ __ ] yourselves. All right.
30:19
30:19 >> That was the only That was the only
30:21
30:21 [ __ ] stain on this sensational
30:25
30:25 anniversary dinner, buddy. It was
30:28
30:28 >> Did I make myself clear? Did I make
30:30
30:30 myself clear that this was the best
30:32
30:32 [ ] meal I've ever [ ] had
30:35
30:35 >> in my entire [ __ ] life, Joshua? And I
30:38
30:38 know I cuss a lot,
30:39
30:39 >> but
30:39
30:39 >> yeah. Well,
30:40
30:40 >> this vocabulary,
30:42
30:42 >> this is deserves it.
30:44
30:44 >> So, that was my bite of Seattle, buddy.
30:47
30:47 That was that was the highlight of my
30:49
30:49 day was that [ __ ] dinner. It was It
30:53
30:53 was incredible. And for the record, at
30:55
30:55 the very end of the night, we tip
30:56
30:56 Brandon very well, very handsomely. Uh,
30:59
30:59 we ended up spending a total of $600
31:01
31:01 plus dollars on everything. Uh, and it
31:05
31:05 was the best money I think we've ever
31:07
31:07 spent. So, there's that.
31:09
31:09 >> Great.
31:10
31:10 >> I'm done talking for the day.
31:12
31:12 >> No, I'm glad you had a wonderful time,
31:14
31:14 buddy.
31:14
31:14 >> It was wonderful. I I couldn't have
31:16
31:16 asked for a better partner and a better
31:18
31:18 experience in life. So, Joshua, I got to
31:22
31:22 take some sips. You [ __ ] guide the
31:24
31:24 show right now.
31:25
31:25 >> You know, honestly, I've s my soul away.
31:28
31:28 I think it's about time we either move
31:29
31:29 on to a topic or we let something else
31:31
31:31 do the talking for us for at least
31:34
31:34 >> three to four minutes. Whatever it else,
31:36
31:36 whatever you want to do.
31:37
31:37 >> I'm perfectly fine with hitting the AI
31:39
31:39 song. [laughter]
31:39
31:39 >> Yeah. Yeah. So, if you want to hit the
31:41
31:41 jukebox, we do have a song for
31:43
31:43 everybody. Um, usually we do this at the
31:45
31:45 30 minute mark, maybe a little sooner.
31:47
31:47 Um, so this week, uh, Sean has given me
31:50
31:50 the reigns and I dropped another AI
31:53
31:53 song. And this, my friends, is what I
31:56
31:56 like to dub a banger. I feel like I feel
31:60
31:60 like this is not going to put you to
32:02
32:02 sleep. I feel like this is one of those
32:04
32:04 that should move you. And if it doesn't,
32:07
32:07 I'm sorry. Um, but I tried. So, Sean, if
32:11
32:11 you would do us all a favor and put a
32:15
32:15 cord in the jukebox. The song is called
32:18
32:18 Running on E. And like I said, turn the
32:21
32:21 speakers up, roll the windows up, or
32:23
32:23 roll them down because get ready for it
32:24
32:24 because it's going to be a banger.
32:26
32:26 >> All right, here you go everybody. Enjoy.
32:42
32:42 Left turn pace.
32:45
32:45 Yeah. Took a left to the coast. Let the
32:47
32:47 moon run point. Club loud. I don't wait.
32:50
32:50 That's the [music] whole damn point. He
32:52
32:52 still up but the breeze cut clean.
32:55
32:55 Saying on my souls but the steps stay
32:57
32:57 mean [music]
33:00
33:00 running on E but I still turn to keep.
33:02
33:02 Didn't need lights. Whole night still
33:03
33:03 sees me. You can stand in line. I know
33:05
33:05 I'll be fine. [music] I don't chase
33:06
33:06 crowds. Never needed that shine. And I
33:08
33:08 don't chase noise. Silence is more kind.
33:10
33:10 Moon on the water like a handmade line.
33:12
33:12 Cut through static. I'm alone [music]
33:13
33:13 but good. Whole vibe shift when I step
33:14
33:14 into the wood. I said fall back. They
33:16
33:16 echo it back. Lane locked in. Never slip
33:18
33:18 off track. The summer moon [music] is
33:19
33:19 what I was meant to embrace. Left turn
33:21
33:21 living. That's my natural pace. Under
33:24
33:24 moon. I move my way. Left turn. [music]
33:28
33:28 Let the noise decay.
33:30
33:30 Silence in the air. Keep my mind in
33:33
33:33 place. Beach side. That's that's that's
33:35
33:35 my natural pace. [music]
33:38
33:38 [singing]
33:43
33:43 [music]
33:49
33:49 >> [music]
33:52
33:52 >> Waves hit slow but the beat hit quick.
33:53
33:53 Co stay calm but the vibes stay slick.
33:55
33:55 Didn't need crowd just to feel my way.
33:57
33:57 Didn't need noise just to set my state.
33:59
33:59 Phone on mute let the city run wild.
34:01
34:01 Never been a club line type of child.
34:02
34:02 Heat on my neck [music] but my mind stay
34:04
34:04 cold. Moonlight short make the whole
34:05
34:05 night b. I don't chase trends I define
34:07
34:07 my lane. [music] Silence in that help me
34:09
34:09 clear my brain. Let that neon tide in
34:11
34:11 the breeze. Found my rhythm in the
34:12
34:12 rustle of trees. I a step like they echo
34:15
34:15 it back. Calm on my chest. Never fall
34:16
34:16 for the pack. [music] Night on the
34:17
34:17 coast. Put the noise to shame. Left turn
34:19
34:19 living. That's the way I claim. Under
34:22
34:22 summer moon, [music] I move my way. Left
34:25
34:25 turn living. Let the noise decay.
34:28
34:28 Silence in the air. Keep my [music] mind
34:31
34:31 in place. Beach side night. That's my
34:34
34:34 natural place. [music]
34:41
34:41 That's my natural place. [music]
34:44
34:44 base
34:47
34:47 [music]
34:50
34:50 hit heavy when the night runs late.
34:52
34:52 [music]
34:53
34:53 Left turn if I keep my whole mind
34:55
34:55 straight
34:56
34:56 silence in the cut. Let the neon fow.
35:01
35:01 That's the move I made.
35:05
35:05 Under
35:07
35:07 my way left turn. Let the noise decay.
35:11
35:11 [singing]
35:12
35:12 Silence in the air. Yeah. Keep my mind
35:15
35:15 in place. Beach side. [music] That's my
35:17
35:17 That's my natural
35:21
35:21 moon.
35:23
35:23 [music]
35:24
35:24 Left turn silence in [singing] the
35:30
35:30 crazy.
35:34
35:34 >> Damn, son. That was good.
35:36
35:36 >> That was [ __ ] good. I got the energy
35:38
35:38 pumping, my dude. My body feels great.
35:42
35:42 Um,
35:42
35:42 >> yeah, man.
35:43
35:43 >> Before I praise you some more, I just
35:44
35:44 want to, you know, kind of full circle
35:46
35:46 this real quick. Uh, so that way it
35:48
35:48 makes a good short and also so people
35:50
35:50 know what the [ __ ] I was talking about.
35:51
35:51 Uh, the chef who made the sushi was
35:53
35:53 named Chef Shiro Kashiba and the sushi
35:57
35:57 restaurant was Sushi Kashiba. Hopefully
36:00
36:00 I pronounced that right. I'm not good
36:02
36:02 with names. So, but amazing, amazing
36:05
36:05 place. Thank you, chef. Thank you,
36:07
36:07 Brandon. Wonderful. I'm done talking
36:09
36:09 about it. That's it. [snorts] Let's move
36:12
36:12 on, buddy. What's this next on? Yes.
36:14
36:14 >> Okay. Uh, falling Where we at? Falling
36:16
36:16 in love. I think that's your
36:18
36:18 >> Yeah, falling in love.
36:20
36:20 >> All right. Um, there's many ways to fall
36:22
36:22 in love and many more ways to fall out
36:25
36:25 of it. Um, so what what are you going to
36:27
36:27 hit?
36:27
36:27 >> Here we go. [laughter]
36:28
36:28 >> I forgot that I had this next one, too,
36:30
36:30 where I have to talk. [ __ ] me.
36:33
36:33 >> I mean, it's fine. I mean, let's make it
36:35
36:35 interactive, man. I mean, we're all
36:36
36:36 here. This isn't the Sean show. We got a
36:38
36:38 bunch of subscribers.
36:40
36:40 >> Let's get us all in the circle and let's
36:43
36:43 have some fun. Let's have some
36:44
36:44 marshmallows. Let's have a bite.
36:45
36:45 >> Come wa gross. Uh [laughter] come on in
36:48
36:48 to the circle. Uh basically what falling
36:50
36:50 in love is, buddy was just another way
36:52
36:52 to get to know to get to know you and I.
36:56
36:56 >> Uh because again, like I alluded to this
36:58
36:58 whole episode, this is going to be an
36:59
36:59 episode where you get to know us. Uh to
37:01
37:01 see if you like us. Think of this like a
37:02
37:02 free trial. Uh I mean,
37:04
37:04 >> how can you not? How can you not?
37:06
37:06 >> How [laughter] can you not? If you made
37:07
37:07 it this far, we might be doing something
37:09
37:09 that you like. Uh, but
37:11
37:11 >> Joshua, I just have a whole bunch of
37:12
37:12 questions here. Uh, I want to give you
37:14
37:14 20 of them. Some of them are really easy
37:16
37:16 to answer. Some of them are going to be
37:18
37:18 short. Some of them are going to be a
37:19
37:19 little bit long.
37:20
37:20 >> So, I'm going to just get kind of copy
37:22
37:22 and paste some for you. And, um,
37:24
37:24 >> here we go, buddy.
37:26
37:26 >> What brings out your most self-confident
37:29
37:29 self?
37:30
37:30 >> Sorry.
37:31
37:31 >> Uh, what brings out the most Oh, Jesus
37:34
37:34 Christ. Uh, I don't know. like a smile,
37:37
37:37 a thank you. Uh just I don't know, just
37:40
37:40 somebody being appreciative of words of
37:43
37:43 wisdom and kindness and gestures I pro,
37:45
37:45 you know, I have for them or whatever. I
37:47
37:47 don't know. Okay. Just
37:48
37:48 >> I mean I don't know.
37:49
37:49 >> Okay. So that brings out the most
37:51
37:51 self-confidence for me like when someone
37:52
37:52 smiles at you.
37:52
37:52 >> You had 20 of them. So I'm trying to
37:54
37:54 answer these super quick. I mean I just
37:56
37:56 want firm. Sure.
37:57
37:57 >> Okay. Um yeah, just the the the the um
38:00
38:00 reciprocation of love, kindness, and
38:03
38:03 friendship and and genuine care for one
38:05
38:05 another. That probably brings out the
38:07
38:07 best in me.
38:08
38:08 >> Fake individuals get fake results. Yeah.
38:11
38:11 So I love it.
38:12
38:12 >> Give me your best and I will give you
38:14
38:14 even more.
38:15
38:15 >> I I did owe Joshua on that, by the way.
38:17
38:17 That's my answer, too. Uh Joshua, what
38:19
38:19 is something that makes you laugh every
38:21
38:21 single time?
38:22
38:22 >> Oh gosh. I mean, you know, uh,
38:26
38:26 occasionally I'll be scrolling and like
38:28
38:28 you'll just see like this random either
38:30
38:30 it's AI generator or whatever, but it's
38:32
38:32 like a baby laughing, you know, or like
38:35
38:35 >> That's a good one. That's a good one.
38:37
38:37 >> You know, like, you know, like who can
38:39
38:39 deny a a child's laughter? Like the
38:42
38:42 genuine love and, you know, like just
38:46
38:46 occasionally it just random funny stuff
38:49
38:49 just pops up. Yeah. Just a child's
38:50
38:50 laughter, a child's joy. I mean,
38:52
38:52 probably puts a smile on my face. And I
38:54
38:54 don't have no kids, so but um maybe one
38:57
38:57 day that could bring that same joy to my
38:58
38:58 life if I ever have one. But
38:59
38:59 >> you know, I'm kind of upset that you
39:01
39:01 just said that. You do have a kid, bro.
39:02
39:02 You have a kid.
39:03
39:03 >> Oh, I do.
39:04
39:04 >> He's right here. Like, [ ] It's [ ]
39:06
39:06 up. [laughter]
39:07
39:07 >> Uh Joshua, what is your favorite word?
39:11
39:11 >> Uh favorite word? Oh gosh. Favorite
39:14
39:14 word. Um
39:17
39:17 uh do I do I have a favorite word? I
39:19
39:19 don't even know if my vocabulary is
39:21
39:21 extensive enough to even have a
39:22
39:22 favorite. I use everything universally.
39:26
39:26 I know I say so [snorts] a lot on this
39:28
39:28 podcast. I probably should just say so
39:30
39:30 less. Um favorite word? Um
39:34
39:34 uh favorite word? Uh genuiness. I don't
39:38
39:38 know. Kindness. I mean I don't know like
39:40
39:40 Okay.
39:40
39:40 >> What what's a favorite? It's probably
39:42
39:42 something.
39:43
39:43 >> My favorite word is [ __ ] [laughter]
39:46
39:46 >> I say that a lot.
39:49
39:49 I mean, maybe I say fun a lot. I don't
39:51
39:51 know. Like, you know.
39:53
39:53 >> All right. What about this? What's your
39:55
39:55 favorite kind of weather?
39:57
39:57 >> Favorite kind of weather? Jesus. I feel
39:59
39:59 like I'm I'm seasonal. Like, my
40:01
40:01 biometrics are is seasonal because I
40:03
40:03 have really enjoyed the cold. Like when
40:05
40:05 I got to go to snow, the snow one time,
40:07
40:07 I was like, "Dude, this is [ __ ] fun.
40:08
40:08 Like, the snow would be awesome." Um,
40:10
40:10 but when I'm out there, like today when
40:12
40:12 I was golfing, being in the sun and
40:14
40:14 feeling the energy and and even
40:18
40:18 the sun is probably where I will find
40:21
40:21 myself spending most of the time, you
40:24
40:24 know, at the beach, just taking in the
40:26
40:26 sun, wearing as little clothes as
40:28
40:28 possible, and just enjoying one's
40:31
40:31 natural self, you know.
40:34
40:34 >> I feel [clears throat]
40:34
40:34 >> the sun.
40:35
40:35 >> Okay. I think I mean, that's a very
40:37
40:37 solid answer. I love that because it's
40:39
40:39 true. You probably would find the song
40:41
40:41 to be that way. I would probably say for
40:43
40:43 me it would be like rain. Like I love
40:44
40:44 the rain. It's just I don't know. It's
40:46
40:46 so calming.
40:48
40:48 >> Mhm.
40:49
40:49 >> Respect the rain though, too.
40:51
40:51 >> Yeah, exactly. You got to respect the
40:52
40:52 rain. Yeah. Uh what is something you
40:54
40:54 hope you never become too grown up to
40:58
40:58 enjoy?
40:60
40:60 >> Roller coasters.
41:01
41:01 >> Roller coasters. You think you're going
41:02
41:02 to be riding a roller coaster at like
41:04
41:04 80?
41:06
41:06 >> Yeah. Well, I just know like your
41:07
41:07 equilibrium and vertigo and there's a
41:09
41:09 problem with people riding roller
41:11
41:11 coasters as they get older. Um, I love
41:13
41:13 see there's a thing about roller
41:15
41:15 coasters that that that enhances the my
41:18
41:18 love for extreme um situations. And when
41:21
41:21 you're strapped into a roller coaster
41:23
41:23 and you're flipping upside down, you're
41:24
41:24 going sideways and you're doing some
41:25
41:25 [ __ ] like that. Like you can only
41:27
41:27 experience that through the rush of a
41:28
41:28 roller coaster or like a car crash,
41:30
41:30 which is not good for you.
41:31
41:31 >> Don't do that. So, [laughter]
41:33
41:33 like if you're flipping over in a car,
41:36
41:36 it's probably a bad situation. But if
41:38
41:38 you're on a roller coaster, I mean, I
41:40
41:40 hope I never get too old to ride. It's
41:42
41:42 been forever since I've ridden a roller
41:43
41:43 coaster. Um, and I'm talking about those
41:45
41:45 fake ones with the CGI screens in front
41:47
41:47 of you where the [ __ ] seat moves.
41:48
41:48 That's not a roller coaster. This is
41:49
41:49 trash. Yeah, that's not dumb. That that
41:51
41:51 is dumb. Um, but maybe it's it's roller
41:54
41:54 coasters.
41:55
41:55 >> Yeah, an extreme thing to be able to do
41:58
41:58 in a controlled setting. Going with
42:01
42:01 that. All right. I like that. I love
42:02
42:02 that answer, dude. Um,
42:05
42:05 obviously for me it's Disneyland, but
42:06
42:06 you know, I'll never grow out of that.
42:08
42:08 Uh, what is the funniest thing you
42:11
42:11 believed as a kid?
42:13
42:13 >> The funniest thing I believed as a kid?
42:17
42:17 Um,
42:18
42:18 that going to school
42:22
42:22 uh
42:23
42:23 Jeff, I was going to say that actually
42:25
42:25 made you smart, but um [laughter] I mean
42:27
42:27 I guess going to school does make you
42:28
42:28 smart. gives you a better vocabulary,
42:30
42:30 I'll tell you that.
42:31
42:31 >> Uh yeah, uh going to school is going
42:34
42:34 also cost you a lot of money. Um going
42:36
42:36 to public school and it cost you [ __ ]
42:38
42:38 Uh most stuff you learn is in the in the
42:39
42:39 playground with all the other people,
42:41
42:41 you know, learn how to fight and [ __ ]
42:42
42:42 >> Playing marbles with your knuckles.
42:44
42:44 >> God, you know, it's it's hard to say. Um
42:47
42:47 I' I'd have to think that would be a
42:49
42:49 deep thought even though it seems like
42:51
42:51 you should be able to just crack open a
42:52
42:52 a memory and figure that one out. But,
42:55
42:55 you know, since I'm a deep thinker, some
42:56
42:56 of those require me to dig deep. And uh
42:59
42:59 I only have so much time to answer that
43:01
43:01 question right now.
43:01
43:01 >> I like how you're just vampy for time.
43:03
43:03 We'll move on to the next one, buddy.
43:05
43:05 What snack best represents your
43:07
43:07 personality?
43:09
43:09 >> A snack?
43:10
43:10 >> Uh gee. Uh um
43:13
43:13 is is a Snickers a snack?
43:16
43:16 >> Yeah. How would that represent your
43:17
43:17 personality?
43:18
43:18 >> Um because it's everything you want all
43:20
43:20 in one bite. You know, you got the
43:21
43:21 chocolate, you got the nougat, you got
43:23
43:23 the crunch, you got the little like I'm
43:25
43:25 everything.
43:26
43:26 >> Like, if you wanted funny to [laughter]
43:28
43:28 me.
43:30
43:30 >> What?
43:30
43:30 >> I I don't know. I don't know why that's
43:32
43:32 funny to me. I mean, [ __ ] It's a great
43:35
43:35 analogy, dude. It's a great analogy.
43:37
43:37 That's awesome. [laughter]
43:38
43:38 >> I will be as explosive in your mouth as
43:41
43:41 I am in your mind. So, put a Snickers in
43:43
43:43 your mouth and just think about me cuz
43:45
43:45 that's exactly what I'm going to taste
43:47
43:47 like and be like in your mind or your
43:49
43:49 mouth. Taste the rainbow. I know that's
43:52
43:52 not what they're saying, but yeah.
43:53
43:53 >> I think I would probably be an apple.
43:54
43:54 Like a cosmic crisp or something because
43:56
43:56 like on the outside I'm like shiny, but
43:58
43:58 on the inside I'm sweet and tart, you
44:01
44:01 know? So I think I would be an apple.
44:04
44:04 [laughter]
44:05
44:05 >> Yeah, I'm I'm variety man. I I give you
44:07
44:07 everything, you know. You could you can
44:09
44:09 suck on it to the very whatever you
44:11
44:11 want. Chew on it, everything.
44:13
44:13 >> All right. Uh, next one. Uh, what object
44:16
44:16 in your home has the best backstory?
44:20
44:20 the [clears throat] best backstory.
44:22
44:22 Yeah.
44:22
44:22 >> Oh [ __ ] Um I would probably say Oh
44:25
44:25 gosh, check it out. I still have it
44:27
44:27 right next to me from uh a throwback
44:29
44:29 call back to I have it right next to me.
44:31
44:31 The magic maybe this magic deck of cards
44:33
44:33 right here.
44:34
44:34 >> This deck of magic. Um I mean I've had
44:37
44:37 this since I was a you know a kneeh high
44:40
44:40 man. I' I've had those cards forever. Um
44:43
44:43 got comic books. Probably has some cool
44:45
44:45 backstories. Um
44:48
44:48 >> okay.
44:48
44:48 >> [ __ ] Yeah. So, that's probably the
44:51
44:51 between that and comic books and [sighs]
44:54
44:54 >> just my brain that currently is in my
44:56
44:56 head still um has a very good backstory
44:58
44:58 and a front story.
44:60
44:60 >> Um
45:01
45:01 >> we'll do two more. I won't do 20. We'll
45:03
45:03 do 10. So, this one is uh what would the
45:07
45:07 title of your current life chapter be?
45:11
45:11 >> To be continued.
45:13
45:13 >> That would be the title. To be
45:15
45:15 continued. Chapter five. I mean to be I
45:17
45:17 mean I mean chapter 5 to be continued
45:19
45:19 cuz every page is a new day and every
45:21
45:21 sunrise sunset it brings new beginnings.
45:23
45:23 So it's it's there's never an end until
45:26
45:26 it's actually over, you know? So it's
45:29
45:29 always going to be to be continued.
45:30
45:30 >> I like how the one he gets really phys
45:32
45:32 like mental on is that one. Like what
45:35
45:35 the [ __ ] Like come on.
45:36
45:36 >> What? To be continued. What do you want
45:38
45:38 me to What do you want me to say?
45:39
45:39 >> No, I want you to be honest. So if
45:41
45:41 that's you being honest then cool. to be
45:44
45:44 continued I guess
45:45
45:45 >> into this next question.
45:47
45:47 >> Okay,
45:48
45:48 >> last question. What joyful thought would
45:51
45:51 you leave listeners with?
45:54
45:54 >> What joyful thought? Um
45:58
45:58 uh
45:60
45:60 what joyful thought. Jesus, [laughter]
46:03
46:03 I got so many. Here's the problem with
46:05
46:05 somebody who has a mind like my like the
46:07
46:07 way I think. As soon as you say that, I
46:09
46:09 have a million things I want to say, but
46:11
46:11 nothing
46:13
46:13 nothing makes its way out of my mouth in
46:15
46:15 a cohesive uh coherent sentence. So,
46:19
46:19 it's it's really hard for me to answer
46:20
46:20 that. Um,
46:23
46:23 joyful thought uh new every day brings
46:27
46:27 new beginnings. I don't know. Just like
46:30
46:30 like I don't know.
46:32
46:32 >> Live every day like it's your last
46:34
46:34 everybody. No, not necessarily that
46:36
46:36 because you know people do that in
46:38
46:38 extremes and it's a problem.
46:40
46:40 >> Um
46:40
46:40 >> do it in extremes. Who knows? Maybe
46:42
46:42 you're not gonna make it tomorrow, bro.
46:44
46:44 >> [ __ ] it.
46:45
46:45 >> No, to tomorrow is never guaranteed, but
46:47
46:47 today right now is. And um sometimes
46:50
46:50 just living in the moment is better than
46:52
46:52 living today like it's your last is not
46:55
46:55 so good. I don't know. Sure.
46:60
46:60 [laughter]
47:01
47:01 All right, buddy. There you go. 10
47:02
47:02 questions that hopefully
47:03
47:03 >> Wait, give me two more. I want two more.
47:05
47:05 >> You want two? Now I got to open. I don't
47:07
47:07 even have my other thing open. You only
47:08
47:08 get 10. That's all you get. But
47:10
47:10 >> God damn it. 12 seems like a good
47:12
47:12 number.
47:12
47:12 >> 10's a good number, too. It's a good
47:14
47:14 even number, bro.
47:16
47:16 >> Okay. All right.
47:17
47:17 >> I mean, I could just ask you like
47:18
47:18 personal questions. I can two person two
47:20
47:20 more. Two more off the cuff.
47:22
47:22 >> All right. Joshua,
47:24
47:24 what is your favorite brand of shoe?
47:27
47:27 >> Oh, favorite brand of shoe. Currently,
47:29
47:29 it is the Vans. I think it's the uh what
47:32
47:32 is it called? The 2.0. know low low tops
47:36
47:36 or something like that. Yeah, I forget
47:38
47:38 what they are, but that's like 2.0
47:40
47:40 something, but I got a [ __ ] ton of
47:41
47:41 those. I got like four colors.
47:42
47:42 >> Yeah. Damn.
47:43
47:43 >> Sorry to all you Nike fanatics out there
47:45
47:45 and your Jordan Air1s and all that [ __ ]
47:47
47:47 I'm a Vans guy.
47:49
47:49 >> You know, you won't catch me wearing New
47:51
47:51 Balance.
47:51
47:51 >> I recently discovered Hokas.
47:54
47:54 >> Uh let me just say my my life has
47:56
47:56 changed from hocas like
47:58
47:58 >> not doing the Hoka thing.
47:59
47:59 >> I [ ] love it, dude. I [ ] love
48:01
48:01 my feet have never felt better. It's
48:03
48:03 wonderful.
48:04
48:04 >> The closest I get to a Hoka is an onsh
48:06
48:06 shoe and I I wore the on shoes for
48:10
48:10 approximately 30 miles and this is
48:13
48:13 tracked because I I walk a lot at work
48:15
48:15 and those [ __ ] things hurt my feet,
48:17
48:17 man. And I I slap on my Vans and I'm I'm
48:20
48:20 walking on water, let me tell you. I'm
48:22
48:22 like Jesus over here. I'm [ __ ] I'm
48:23
48:23 smooth.
48:24
48:24 >> Yeah. The Vans are flat as all hell,
48:27
48:27 dude. That's weird.
48:28
48:28 >> I wear a comfort cush. I got to bounce.
48:31
48:31 Maybe just because I have a natural
48:32
48:32 bounce that I I I when I get in the thes
48:36
48:36 or some of these other like supported
48:38
48:38 shoes, it just makes me feel too just I
48:40
48:40 don't know, mushy.
48:43
48:43 >> Like I'm not connected with the earth,
48:45
48:45 you know? Like I just I feel too mushy.
48:47
48:47 Like maybe it's I'm walking in mashed
48:49
48:49 potatoes versus like I'm walking on
48:51
48:51 granite. You know what I mean? Like I I
48:53
48:53 feel the ground underneath my feet,
48:55
48:55 >> not walking on pillows, you know?
48:58
48:58 Whatever the [ __ ]
48:59
48:59 >> Last question, buddy.
49:01
49:01 What is your favorite Sorry for the
49:04
49:04 delay merch shirt on the website right
49:06
49:06 now.
49:08
49:08 >> Okay. All right. So, I I'm a classic
49:10
49:10 outdoorsman.
49:12
49:12 So, I really I mean I have a big old
49:14
49:14 sticker in the back back there. The um
49:16
49:16 the hiker, the dead hiker.
49:18
49:18 >> Okay.
49:19
49:19 >> Um throwback the surfer um is one of my
49:23
49:23 unique uh I love that one. And the
49:26
49:26 >> surfer one. What is the the one that we
49:29
49:29 currently have part of the podcast on
49:32
49:32 the on the bottom that we run in every
49:34
49:34 episode? That one's pretty sick. It's
49:35
49:35 the spring one. The spring collection.
49:37
49:37 >> Spring collection was a good one that is
49:38
49:38 no longer available.
49:40
49:40 >> Okay. Sorry, spring. So, if you got that
49:41
49:41 limited edition, congratulations. Um,
49:44
49:44 and you know, you can never go wrong
49:46
49:46 with OG because there's a foundation to
49:49
49:49 everything and the OG is part of who we
49:51
49:51 are. There's a foundation and if you
49:52
49:52 haven't gotten it yet, go out and get it
49:54
49:54 because OG is who we are to the core.
49:57
49:57 and um it just says, you know, good
49:60
49:60 times. I feel it. So,
50:01
50:01 >> um just a real quick thing on that for
50:03
50:03 those of you looking at the merch, uh
50:05
50:05 just know that I, me, hello, my name is
50:07
50:07 Sean, uh design those shirts. So, uh the
50:10
50:10 design you see is something that I did
50:11
50:11 created. Um and I would appreciate if
50:14
50:14 you bought it, including this one again.
50:16
50:16 It's beautiful right there. Uh Joshua,
50:20
50:20 there you go. People got to know us
50:21
50:21 hopefully a little bit better. Uh, and
50:23
50:23 if not, you know, maybe we'll do better
50:25
50:25 next week, everybody. So, let's move on.
50:27
50:27 >> Wait, can I ask a quick question? Sure.
50:28
50:28 One more quick because we're talking
50:30
50:30 about merch real quick. Oh, man. We're
50:31
50:31 getting to the end of this. Um, I did
50:33
50:33 get a request for blankets.
50:36
50:36 >> Winter's coming.
50:37
50:37 >> Do you think a a blanket could be an
50:39
50:39 option? Like, I
50:40
50:40 >> I don't want to spoil anything, buddy,
50:42
50:42 but yes, winter there will be a blanket
50:45
50:45 option.
50:46
50:46 >> Uh, because I don't know if people have
50:47
50:47 noticed this is they probably haven't
50:50
50:50 because this is the second year that
50:51
50:51 we're actually doing merch. Uh, but the
50:52
50:52 first year that we did merch, we
50:54
50:54 introduced a sweater, which was really
50:55
50:55 cool, really soft, really supple. We
50:57
50:57 might bring the sweater back in a
50:59
50:59 different design. Uh, but there is an
51:01
51:01 option to do blankets, and I was going
51:02
51:02 to run this by you, so spoiler alert.
51:04
51:04 Uh, buddy, we're going to do blankets. I
51:06
51:06 don't know how they're going to come
51:07
51:07 out, but [ __ ] we'll do them. [laughter]
51:11
51:11 >> I mean, whenever you combine butt and
51:12
51:12 [ __ ] together, I mean, it's can't you
51:14
51:14 can't lose. So,
51:16
51:16 >> this is probably why the
51:17
51:17 >> bring a blanket along. [laughter]
51:19
51:19 Bring a blanket along if you're adding
51:20
51:20 the butt and the [ __ ] because you might
51:22
51:22 need it along the way.
51:23
51:23 >> [ __ ] That's great. Uh, buddy, I know we
51:25
51:25 have one thing under here called Popcorn
51:26
51:26 Passions, and I love the title, but do
51:28
51:28 you think we can just move on to dark
51:30
51:30 energy because we're running out of time
51:31
51:31 here.
51:31
51:31 >> Let's do it. Popcorn Passions.
51:34
51:34 >> A little behind the baseball here.
51:35
51:35 Joshua and I are going on vacation for
51:38
51:38 most of August. So, we got to do a
51:39
51:39 little bit of a a pre-recording for some
51:42
51:42 of these things. So, spoilers. uh what
51:46
51:46 you're seeing now may not be recorded uh
51:48
51:48 this the next week or the week, you
51:50
51:50 know, live, right? So, we want to get to
51:52
51:52 this one because this is we're going to
51:54
51:54 be what we're going to be talking about
51:56
51:56 next week. Uh this is dark energy
51:58
51:58 theater and I have something to show for
52:00
52:00 this one and so is Joshua. We combined
52:03
52:03 our brains together for this. Um got to
52:05
52:05 get rid of [laughter]
52:07
52:07 Joshua's getting rid of chat. I'm going
52:08
52:08 to go ahead and share my screen with
52:10
52:10 everybody. Uh so, if you're watching on
52:12
52:12 Sorry for Little.live, thank you. or on
52:14
52:14 our YouTube channel. Uh, also, thank
52:16
52:16 you. And if you're not, come join it.
52:18
52:18 Come watch us. But Joshua, here we go.
52:22
52:22 This is Dark Energy Theater. Uh, I think
52:25
52:25 I got to start my little slide again.
52:27
52:27 Hang on. Give me one second, everybody.
52:30
52:30 I know what you're thinking. Don't worry
52:32
52:32 about it. Let me just get it in here.
52:34
52:34 Mia, we'll cut all this out. Thank you,
52:35
52:35 Mia. I appreciate you. Um, but here we
52:38
52:38 go, buddy. All right. There we go.
52:40
52:40 Joshua, Dark Energy Theater, welcome to
52:43
52:43 Your Last Hope.
52:45
52:45 >> So,
52:45
52:45 >> nice graphic. Okay,
52:48
52:48 >> last week Joshua and I talked about
52:50
52:50 doing like a crypted battle, right,
52:52
52:52 which kind of evolved into this beast
52:55
52:55 wars uh thing, [laughter]
52:59
52:59 >> if you want to call it that. Um, so
53:01
53:01 Joshua and I chose three different
53:04
53:04 animals. We gave three, well, some of us
53:07
53:07 have more abilities, but we we tried to
53:09
53:09 pick three different abilities and um
53:12
53:12 you know, next week we're going to be
53:14
53:14 battling them off. So, we kind of just
53:15
53:15 wanted to introduce you guys to the
53:17
53:17 characters who are going to be fighting
53:19
53:19 uh in this situation. So, Joshua, I have
53:22
53:22 all your guys first. So, I don't know if
53:23
53:23 you have any of them pulled up. Uh but
53:25
53:25 I'll just kind of show them off and then
53:27
53:27 I have a little summary on uh on them.
53:29
53:29 So, here's Joshua's first
53:33
53:33 battle or card. I guess
53:35
53:35 >> my first card. My first hero card. This
53:37
53:37 is So, if we're sitting down Oh, you
53:38
53:38 know what's ironic about that? I whipped
53:40
53:40 out the magic deck
53:41
53:41 >> and we're, you know, this is very
53:43
53:43 ironic. We don't plan this stuff. Um,
53:45
53:45 there you go. This is my first hero
53:47
53:47 card. Yeah.
53:48
53:48 >> All right. Here he is.
53:49
53:49 >> Oh, man. Okay. So, this is this is the
53:52
53:52 parrot right here.
53:54
53:54 >> Look at this guy. And his ability is uh
53:56
53:56 he's echoing and um he his his basically
53:60
53:60 his ability is sonic uh what did I put
54:02
54:02 down here? Uh control sonic waves
54:05
54:05 >> that is his strength and he will shred
54:09
54:09 you uh come any sound or thing you throw
54:12
54:12 his away. So
54:13
54:13 >> yeah I can give the people the
54:14
54:14 description here. Echoing real name Keel
54:18
54:18 Ryus
54:19
54:19 >> is a birdike sonic anti-hero who
54:22
54:22 controls sound and vibration. He can
54:23
54:23 fire sonic blasts, create energy blades
54:26
54:26 and barriers used to echo use
54:28
54:28 echolocation, heal through resonance,
54:30
54:30 jam signals, dis disrupt enemies,
54:33
54:33 nervous systems, move at supersonic
54:35
54:35 speeds, and travel stealthily. His main
54:38
54:38 weakness are power overload, emotional
54:40
54:40 surges, complete silence, and harmful
54:43
54:43 hormonic attacks, hormonic feedback. An
54:46
54:46 interesting fact is that his abilities
54:48
54:48 combine combat, healing, strength, and
54:50
54:50 technology disruption. So there he is.
54:52
54:52 That's your first guy on speed on
54:55
54:55 through this next one. Luma Pulse.
54:58
54:58 Joshua, who the [ __ ] is this? Luma Pulse
55:01
55:01 right there. She uh she controls matter.
55:04
55:04 She controls all matter. So, anything
55:06
55:06 made of matter, you're basically at her
55:10
55:10 in her in her fingertips and you are
55:12
55:12 basically destroyed if you come at her
55:15
55:15 in any particular way that she does not
55:17
55:17 appreciate.
55:18
55:18 >> All right. Luna Pulse, real name Dr.
55:21
55:21 Thalisa,
55:23
55:23 >> I made it difficult.
55:25
55:25 >> Ver
55:27
55:27 [laughter]
55:28
55:28 is a Veros city guardian. She can travel
55:31
55:31 faster than light, briefly move ahead in
55:33
55:33 time, become invisible, teleport across
55:35
55:35 the cosmos, and unleash photonic shock
55:38
55:38 waves. Her ultimate ability distorts
55:40
55:40 space, gravity, and time. Her weaknesses
55:42
55:42 are modular instability,
55:44
55:44 energy overload, and the dangerous
55:47
55:47 effects of time manipulation. So, there
55:49
55:49 she is. Mhm.
55:51
55:51 >> Beautiful.
55:52
55:52 >> Joshua, this is
55:53
55:53 >> That was an octopus, by the way.
55:55
55:55 >> Yeah, that was an octopus for those of
55:56
55:56 you listening, Joshua. And the other one
55:57
55:57 was a crow, I guess, a parrot. Uh, and
55:60
55:60 this one, Joshua, his name is Her name
56:02
56:02 is Mass Shell, the matter guardian.
56:06
56:06 >> So, there.
56:07
56:07 >> Oops, I [ __ ] that up.
56:09
56:09 >> Oh, [laughter]
56:09
56:09 >> sorry.
56:11
56:11 >> The octopus uh the turtle actually
56:13
56:13 controls the uh matter, and the octopus
56:16
56:16 can move faster than the speed of light.
56:18
56:18 Sorry. Oh, that would explain the
56:20
56:20 description was different. Okay. Sorry.
56:21
56:21 >> Well, here she is. There she is. Look at
56:23
56:23 that.
56:24
56:24 >> Look at her. She looks pretty cool. She
56:26
56:26 looks like one of those like a legendary
56:28
56:28 turtles, you know, like the one that
56:30
56:30 know everything about the universe.
56:32
56:32 >> And that's what somebody who controls
56:33
56:33 matter should look like.
56:34
56:34 >> There you go. Mass shell. Mass shell.
56:38
56:38 Real name Teresa Shelon
56:42
56:42 is the matter guardian. She can freeze
56:44
56:44 atomic motion, reshape substances, heal
56:46
56:46 and purify matter, changing mass and
56:48
56:48 weight. Controls stat states of ma wait
56:52
56:52 sorry and changes mass and weight
56:54
56:54 controls states of matter. Reverses
56:56
56:56 decay and stabilizes quantum material.
56:59
56:59 Her weaknesses are physical
57:02
57:02 physical slowness, emotional strain,
57:05
57:05 overexertion and power cancelling null
57:08
57:08 zones. Interesting fact, she does not
57:11
57:11 simply move the world. She remakes it
57:15
57:15 >> kind of gal.
57:16
57:16 >> I like that. Joshua, now it's my turn.
57:19
57:19 This is Pendico. Uh,
57:22
57:22 >> this should be easier to read for you as
57:24
57:24 well cuz he's
57:24
57:24 >> You would think that you would think
57:26
57:26 that. There's There's his There he is.
57:29
57:29 >> There's his little There's his little
57:30
57:30 card.
57:30
57:30 >> Panda. Okay. Oh, okay. Rock and roll.
57:33
57:33 >> He's pretty sick. He's a pretty sick
57:34
57:34 one. Pandakcoa's emerald sapphire form.
57:38
57:38 Combines panda strength, snake venom,
57:40
57:40 and koala regeneration. He can summon
57:42
57:42 jade serpents, control forest and poison
57:45
57:45 mist, teleport through nature, heal
57:48
57:48 allies, purify corruption, and crush and
57:51
57:51 crush enemies with seismic attacks. His
57:54
57:54 weaknesses are environmental
57:55
57:55 destruction, high frequency sound, and
57:58
57:58 overloading his jade core. His ultimate
58:00
58:00 power, jade
58:02
58:02 elil,
58:04
58:04 I can't even pronounce that word. Can
58:06
58:06 reshape nature and restore balance
58:08
58:08 across a huge area. So, he's kind of
58:10
58:10 like a healer meets a tank, which is
58:11
58:11 pretty interesting.
58:13
58:13 >> Okay. All right.
58:15
58:15 >> Joshua took the route of doing just one
58:17
58:17 animal. I took the route of putting
58:19
58:19 three animals together. This guy's name
58:22
58:22 is Title Fang, buddy. Look at this guy.
58:24
58:24 There's a badass [ __ ] right
58:26
58:26 there. Look at that.
58:27
58:27 >> That one actually is pretty sick. Not a
58:29
58:29 lie.
58:31
58:31 >> Tidal Fang is a primal tide master
58:34
58:34 combining tiger speed, barracuda
58:36
58:36 agility, and bear strength. He controls
58:39
58:39 water pressure, creates whirlpools, and
58:41
58:41 tidal waves, forms water armor, senses
58:44
58:44 distant vibration as in rapidly adapts
58:47
58:47 to sea or land. His weaknesses are calm
58:49
58:49 water, electromagnetic disruption, and
58:52
58:52 extreme heat. An interesting fact is
58:55
58:55 that he escaped a secret experiment and
58:57
58:57 became a guardian of nature's balance.
58:60
58:60 There he is. And finally, my last one
59:03
59:03 here is Silk Razor, a celestial web
59:06
59:06 lord. So, here he is. Look at that guy.
59:10
59:10 Look at that, buddy. He's [ __ ] He's
59:12
59:12 about to tear you a new one. [snorts]
59:14
59:14 Silk Razor Prime is a celestial web
59:16
59:16 lord. Combining shark power, spider
59:19
59:19 abilities, and moth stealth. It can
59:21
59:21 create dimensional webs and portals,
59:24
59:24 fire armor pitching web lances, uses
59:27
59:27 neurotoxin venom, controls gravity,
59:29
59:29 turns invisible summoning swarms, and
59:32
59:32 rapidly regenerates. Its weaknesses are
59:35
59:35 darkness without lunar energy, extreme
59:38
59:38 heat or electromagnetic pulses, and
59:40
59:40 immersional disruption. An interesting
59:42
59:42 fact is that it can sense and control
59:44
59:44 nearly
59:46
59:46 everything caught within its web domain.
59:49
59:49 So there you go. Those are our six
59:51
59:51 characters that are about to go to
59:52
59:52 battle, buddy, on next week's episode.
59:56
59:56 So, tune in next week to see how those
59:58
59:58 guys play out and who wins this ultimate
60:01
60:01 uh dark energy theater. So, with that
60:05
60:05 being said, buddy, let's get to the end
60:07
60:07 of this [ __ ] episode. Let's do some
60:09
60:09 fun finds, lucky numbers, and send the
60:10
60:10 people home at a reasonable time.
60:13
60:13 >> The rap this is going to be the rapid
60:15
60:15 fire end of this podcast. All right,
60:17
60:17 Sean, we've been hitting everybody with
60:18
60:18 fun finds forundred and basically 45
60:21
60:21 episodes. Um, I do have a fun find and
60:24
60:24 it was a value find. And if you don't
60:27
60:27 know about this Funco, I didn't either
60:30
60:30 when I bought it. Um, but I bought it
60:32
60:32 anyways because it was at a good price
60:35
60:35 at like 14 bucks. So, I found this
60:38
60:38 little guy right here. Do you know, have
60:39
60:39 you seen this show, Sean?
60:42
60:42 >> I haven't seen the show, but I have
60:43
60:43 heard of the show. Okay, so Simon uh
60:46
60:46 Basset, this guy right here. Um I've
60:49
60:49 never seen the show. Um but apparently
60:51
60:51 this was a 14 like dollar buy, but guess
60:55
60:55 what, Sean? I came out on top
60:58
60:58 >> because on eBay the last listed price
61:01
61:01 was around $3525.
61:04
61:04 That's not bad.
61:05
61:05 >> So fun find value find. Um never seen
61:08
61:08 the show. don't know much about it, but
61:11
61:11 apparently people love this thing and it
61:14
61:14 uh if you can find it, pick it up
61:15
61:15 because uh it's worth more than uh what
61:18
61:18 you'll pay for it currently.
61:20
61:20 >> You can find it for 15 bucks.
61:21
61:21 >> Yeah, if you can find it.
61:22
61:22 >> Yeah, for 15 bucks. So, uh there you go,
61:24
61:24 man. That was my fun find. And um was a
61:27
61:27 value find as well. So, uh
61:29
61:29 >> there you go. That's what I got. What
61:30
61:30 you got for a fun?
61:31
61:31 >> Let me show you Let me show you all what
61:33
61:33 I got here. Uh Joshua, when we went to
61:36
61:36 Banebridge in Seattle over there, uh we
61:38
61:38 found this artist. I [ __ ] forgot who
61:41
61:41 the artist was, but I just want to show
61:42
61:42 it off anyway because I think you're
61:44
61:44 going to like them. So, we first found
61:46
61:46 these postcards, and Joshua, I think
61:49
61:49 you'll get a kick out of some of these.
61:50
61:50 So, this is Bryce Canyon. These are all
61:53
61:53 postcards of national parks.
61:56
61:56 >> I've been there.
61:57
61:57 >> Oh, I know. I'm showing you all the ones
61:58
61:58 you've been to. Well, most of them.
61:60
61:60 >> I've been there.
62:01
62:01 >> Mhm. And finally, this one right here.
62:04
62:04 So, I have a whole bunch more.
62:05
62:05 >> Oh, man.
62:06
62:06 >> There's a whole bunch of these. There's
62:07
62:07 like 32 of these cards. But I wanted to
62:10
62:10 show you what these were, right? Because
62:13
62:13 at that same shop, they actually had
62:16
62:16 bigger prints, bigger signed prints,
62:18
62:18 buddy. Uh, and we bought one. We bought
62:21
62:21 one specifically for one reason. So,
62:24
62:24 they're numbered and they're signed. So,
62:27
62:27 this is the print that we bought, which
62:28
62:28 I didn't show. Kind of stand back here a
62:31
62:31 little bit. Okay. Olympic. Got it.
62:33
62:33 >> Olympic. There you go.
62:36
62:36 >> But this is signed at the very bottom
62:38
62:38 right here, buddy. On the very, very
62:40
62:40 bottom side right here.
62:41
62:41 >> It's not numbered, Joshua. It's not
62:44
62:44 numbered. This is a signed uh they call
62:47
62:47 it an AP. Do you know what an AP is,
62:50
62:50 buddy?
62:51
62:51 >> No idea. So, an AP in terms of art like
62:55
62:55 this, this is an artist proof, which
62:57
62:57 means that this one was the one that the
63:00
63:00 artist looked at and agreed was the one
63:03
63:03 to go to print for every other one.
63:05
63:05 >> So, back in the day, these AP prints
63:08
63:08 used to be very rare and very unique.
63:11
63:11 Um, they still have some merit, which is
63:14
63:14 really cool, but they're they're not as
63:16
63:16 like rare as they used to be anymore.
63:18
63:18 But, it's still a really cool find. And
63:20
63:20 so I was so happy that we got this one.
63:23
63:23 So it's going to go in our art section
63:26
63:26 of the house over here, but uh it's I
63:28
63:28 just wanted to show this guy off. Uh I
63:30
63:30 can't remember the [ __ ] name. So next
63:32
63:32 week I'll get the name and [ __ ] or I'll
63:33
63:33 have Mia put the name somewhere over
63:34
63:34 here. Uh but yeah, there you go, buddy.
63:37
63:37 Let's do some fortunes. Let's get some
63:39
63:39 lucky numbers out of here and then we'll
63:40
63:40 get the [ __ ] people out.
63:42
63:42 >> All right. Uh if you missed last week's
63:44
63:44 episode, uh you will be disappointed
63:45
63:45 because we have no more dirty dozen
63:49
63:49 fortunes. This is sad. We cannot get
63:51
63:51 dirty anymore unless I buy more or
63:54
63:54 unless Misfortune comes through and
63:56
63:56 hooks us up, which that would be
63:57
63:57 awesome. I mean, these things don't cost
63:59
63:59 much. So, if you just sent a bag over or
64:01
64:01 DM'd us, that'd be great. Um, that'd be
64:04
64:04 cool. We would definitely continue to
64:05
64:05 shout it out, that'd be awesome. Um, so
64:07
64:07 all I have left is the boozy one, which
64:09
64:09 is fitting because I did a brand new
64:10
64:10 drink tonight and it's perfect. So,
64:13
64:13 let's hit it with a boozy fortune. And
64:16
64:16 uh hopefully this boozy is not a doozy.
64:19
64:19 And it sucks because uh we cannot end
64:24
64:24 all these fortunes
64:26
64:26 on a boring one or not so good. Or maybe
64:29
64:29 it it'll be empty. I have no idea.
64:31
64:31 >> I mean it would be fitting if it was
64:33
64:33 empty. If
64:34
64:34 >> it was empty, that'd be that'd be
64:36
64:36 tragic. But we are in luck because there
64:38
64:38 actually is a fortune inside everybody.
64:41
64:41 Thank you, Misfortune, for coming
64:42
64:42 through.
64:43
64:43 >> Um all right, Sean. Here you go,
64:45
64:45 audience, everybody listening, and if
64:47
64:47 you're watching, uh here we go. Here is
64:50
64:50 your misfortune for episode uh 145,
64:52
64:52 August 4th.
64:54
64:54 A pair of new shoes is in your future. A
64:58
64:58 clumsy. Okay. Okay. Clumsily.
65:02
65:02 >> We haven't had a [ __ ] up in a long time.
65:04
65:04 [laughter]
65:05
65:05 >> Clumsily. Clum. Clumsily. Is that a
65:07
65:07 word? Clumsily.
65:08
65:08 >> Yes.
65:09
65:09 >> Okay. [ __ ] I've haven't Okay.
65:11
65:11 Vocabulary. Don't have that word in
65:13
65:13 there. Now I do. Um, okay. Here you go.
65:17
65:17 Let's see this again. A pair of new
65:21
65:21 shoes in your fortune after clumsily
65:24
65:24 urinating behind a dumpster.
65:30
65:30 A pair of new shoes. Have you clumsily
65:33
65:33 urinated on your new shoes?
65:35
65:35 >> You going wild back there, bro. You're
65:36
65:36 going wild with the
65:38
65:38 >> Last fortune was clumsily red. Hey, look
65:43
65:43 at you. Using your new word.
65:46
65:46 >> I know, right? Don't ask me to spell it.
65:48
65:48 >> I can only read it at this point. Uh,
65:50
65:50 there you go, everybody. Hope you
65:51
65:51 enjoyed that one, even though I screwed
65:53
65:53 it up. Um, Sean, numbers. What do we
65:55
65:55 got?
65:55
65:55 >> Lucky numbers. Seven of them. Use them
65:57
65:57 for whatever nefarious reasons you would
65:59
65:59 like. They are as followed. 5, 35, 40,
66:02
66:02 61, 65, 10, and 21. Once again, your
66:05
66:05 seven lucky numbers are 5, 35, 40, 61,
66:09
66:09 65, 10, and 21. Let us know if you win
66:13
66:13 anything. And if you do, maybe share
66:14
66:14 some of that love in the merch store.
66:17
66:17 Joshua, we have come to the end of this
66:19
66:19 episode. And like we do every week,
66:22
66:22 Joshua's going to give you guys a little
66:23
66:23 bit of uh Monday motivation, little
66:25
66:25 Monday monologue, if you will. Uh I
66:28
66:28 usually set the stage for him by saying,
66:30
66:30 "Every day is a new adventure. Every day
66:32
66:32 is a new reason to get up, buddy. of
66:34
66:34 your day is a new chance at delivering
66:38
66:38 something that someone is going to take
66:40
66:40 home and love. So, what do you got to
66:43
66:43 say to the people this week, buddy?
66:45
66:45 >> That sounds like something I would say.
66:46
66:46 Um, but for this Monday, I just want to
66:48
66:48 wish everybody because it's a new month
66:50
66:50 and this is my birthday month. This is
66:52
66:52 my girlfriend's birthday month. I just
66:54
66:54 want to start the week off by telling
66:56
66:56 everybody happy birthday. Let's start
66:59
66:59 this week off. Let's have a great week.
67:00
67:00 Happy birthday, everybody. Um, check us
67:03
67:03 out on next week's episode 146. We have
67:06
67:06 an awesome um dark energy fight coming
67:10
67:10 up. Uh, so check that out. Check out the
67:13
67:13 website surflay.live and again, thank
67:16
67:16 you to all the new subscribers and we
67:17
67:17 will see you next week. Love all you
67:19
67:19 guys.
67:19
67:19 >> Hell yeah, dude. Couldn't have said
67:21
67:21 better myself. Let's just [ __ ] get
67:22
67:22 this episode out of the way. Joshua, did
67:24
67:24 you hear about the berry that got run
67:27
67:27 over?
67:28
67:28 >> No, did not. Dude, it caused a traffic
67:32
67:32 jam.
67:34
67:34 Ladies and gentlemen, we will see you
67:36
67:36 next week. A deuces.
68:02
68:02 A big old episode for everybody. For
68:04
68:04 those of you watching this portion, you
68:05
68:05 already saw the episode, so [ __ ] off.
68:09
68:09 >> God, the way you talk to the people that
68:11
68:11 watch us. Jesus.
68:12
68:12 >> That'll make it this far, buddy. That'll
68:13
68:13 make it this far.
68:14
68:14 >> It's fine.
68:14
68:14 >> I treat everybody like a [ __ ]
68:16
68:16 somebody you used to know.
68:18
68:18 >> Jesus [laughter] Christ.
68:21
68:21 I mean, in reality, they're people I've
68:24
68:24 never met, so they are kind of like
68:26
68:26 people I used to know because they're
68:28
68:28 just ghosts at this point now, you know?
68:30
68:30 >> Jesus, it's like a commercial in your
68:32
68:32 life. They're there one minute and gone
68:33
68:33 the next
68:34
68:34 >> and gone the next. But hey, we love you.
68:36
68:36 >> Hey, every friend is a [ __ ] short.
68:39
68:39 >> Every friend is a short Joshua. I'm
68:41
68:41 sorry, buddy. This is uh we're 30
68:42
68:42 seconds in and I gota I got to send you
68:44
68:44 out now. You know, you're done. You're
68:45
68:45 done, [laughter]
68:46
68:46 >> right? Thanks. So, let me uh let me do a
68:49
68:49 clap and not get the clap.
