Sorry For The Delay | EP.146 | Dark Energy, Tire Anthems & Bunker Ethics
-WHAT’S IN OUR CUP-
Sean: 2 Towns Bad Apple Dark Cherry Imperial cider mixed with apple brandy
Joshua: Maui Hibiscus & Lime hard seltzer, 5%
-RECIPES-
Cherry Apple Brandy Experiment:
• Dark Cherry Bad Apple cider
• two shots apple brandy
• optimism
-AI SONG OF THE WEEK-
AI Song Of The Week: “AI Highway” / “Built To Roll”
-CHAT WITH US-
• Popcorn Passions
• Dark Energy Theater
• Sean’s Follow-Up
• Falling Out Of Love
-CHAPTERS-
00:00 EP.146 Intro, Birthday Afterglow & Early-Morning Golf
03:32 What’s In Our Cup - Maui Seltzer & Cherry Apple Brandy
06:26 Question Of The Day - Secret Bunker Or Solo Island
12:15 Chat With Us - Movies, Creature Battles & Falling Out Of Love
13:19 Popcorn Passions - Jaws, The Exorcist & Movie Remakes
19:54 Dark Energy Theater - Shawn Vs. Joshua
28:30 Free Tickets, Metal Slides & Playground Trauma
32:05 Friendship, Screens & Growing Older
37:47 AI Song Of The Week - “AI Highway” / “Built To Roll”
44:54 Sean’s Follow-Up - Q Sketches & Cringe Words
50:30 Falling Out Of Love - Another Round Of Get-To-Know-Us
61:54 Fun Finds, Fortune & Lucky Numbers
-SOUND BITES-
• “Maybe that’s why it doesn’t taste as good because there’s no gluten in it.” - Joshua conducting hard-seltzer science in real time.
• “You wanted the credit is the problem.” - Sean turning the bunker-versus-island debate into a character assessment.
• “Don’t even trip, chocolate chip.” - Sean establishing bunker etiquette.
• “It tastes like cough syrup with a hint of apple cinnamon.” - Sean discovering the consequences of doubling the brandy.
• “Come plug your Ethernet cord inside me.” - Dark Energy Theater briefly becoming a different kind of technology podcast.
• “I pooped on you.” - Sean announcing victory with the dignity expected from competitive creature combat.
• “The tickets are free to that.” - Joshua defending Dark Energy Theater’s first performance from imaginary critics.
• “You’re going to bury me, buddy.” - Sean finding the upside of long-term friendship.
• “Was that song about a tire?” - Sean uncovering the hidden protagonist of AI Highway.
• “Gimme Fish.” - Joshua naming his dream sushi truck with dangerous efficiency.
-FORTUNE & FINDS-
Fortune: A loved one’s presence brings peace to your soul.
Lucky Numbers: 27, 8, 24, 19, 35, 51 + Dealer’s Choice
Fun Finds / Value Finds:
Sean: Luke Skywalker with Landspeeder Bitty Pop & The Mandalorian with Grogu and his starfighter.
Joshua: He-Man Funko purchased for roughly $3 during the ongoing $91 Target haul, plus a flocked Battle Cat Funko.
(Artwork Shoutout: Sean finally met Q Sketches, the artist behind his Catzilla pieces, during his Seattle trip.)
Transcript
00:00 Welcome to episode 146 of Sorry for the
00:04
00:04 Delay. I'm your editor, Mia. This week,
00:06
00:06 Joshua celebrates his birthday with golf
00:08
00:08 plans and a Maui hard seltzer he
00:10
00:10 immediately regrets, while Shawn doubles
00:13
00:13 down on a cherry cider and apple brandy
00:15
00:15 experiment that somehow tastes like
00:16
00:16 cough syrup with ambitions. The bar was
00:19
00:19 literally underground. Then it's Bunker
00:21
00:21 Versus Island Ethics, movie remakes,
00:24
00:24 dark energy theat's first creature
00:26
00:26 battle, an AI song accidentally
00:28
00:28 dedicated to tires, and a surprisingly
00:30
00:30 sincere detour into friendship. Enjoy
00:32
00:32 the show. Hello and welcome to another
00:36
00:36 episode of Sorry for Little A. We are
00:38
00:38 your hosts. Uh my name is Sean. Right
00:40
00:40 over there, the handsome, the supple,
00:43
00:43 the smoothskinned
00:46
00:46 criminal mastermind known as Joshua.
00:49
00:49 Joshua, it is episode 146, an even
00:53
00:53 number. We're about to even it out,
00:55
00:55 really. And I want to know for the
00:57
00:57 record on this week, first 30 seconds,
01:02
01:02 how are you doing this week, my dude?
01:05
01:05 Uh, gez, it's so It's funny because I'm
01:08
01:08 here, but I'm mentally already preparing
01:10
01:10 that I have to get up at 4:00 tomorrow
01:12
01:12 morning
01:12
01:12 >> to play a round of golf at like 6:50.
01:15
01:15 And it's like, dude, if your tea time's
01:17
01:17 at 6:50. Why are you getting up at 4
01:19
01:19 because I got to drive a little bit. I
01:20
01:20 got to wake up. I got to stretch.
01:22
01:22 >> Um, so I'm here, but I'm thinking about
01:24
01:24 being on the golf course and [ __ ] I'm
01:27
01:27 enjoying every second of it. So, um,
01:30
01:30 >> gez, what else can I say? But I'm
01:31
01:31 feeling good. I I'm inspired.
01:34
01:34 >> It's August 11th.
01:35
01:35 >> Good. Good.
01:36
01:36 >> Uh, one day after
01:38
01:38 >> my birthday.
01:40
01:40 >> Oh, buddy. Do you think you celebrated
01:41
01:41 your birthday really well? Uh, I'm gonna
01:44
01:44 go with I feel like it it hasn't hit me
01:46
01:46 yet. Like I feel like it's it might hit
01:48
01:48 me in a few more days. Okay.
01:50
01:50 >> You know, uh, maybe like a week from now
01:51
01:51 or something like I feel like it'll just
01:53
01:53 it'll really hit then.
01:54
01:54 >> So, the first episode of September, we
01:58
01:58 should ask you again.
01:59
01:59 >> Uh, how your birthday was?
02:01
02:01 >> Yeah. Uh, you know, I'm just a little
02:03
02:03 hung over. Maybe I'm still going to
02:04
02:04 think about that. Uh, but I'm feeling
02:06
02:06 good. I'm happy you're here, Sean. Uh,
02:08
02:08 buddy, obviously, and I'm happy that,
02:10
02:10 uh, everybody's listening. some of you
02:12
02:12 watching. We appreciate all of you. And
02:15
02:15 um I have to say I do have a question of
02:18
02:18 the day.
02:19
02:19 >> Oh [ __ ] he has a question of the day.
02:21
02:21 That was
02:22
02:22 >> I do also want to let everybody know
02:24
02:24 that later in this episode me and Sean
02:26
02:26 are going to get in our first fight.
02:28
02:28 It's going to be brutal.
02:29
02:29 >> It's going to be hard.
02:29
02:29 >> Um and there might be some blood
02:31
02:31 involved and so stay tuned for that.
02:33
02:33 It's going to be our first Star for
02:35
02:35 Delay fight. Some's going to get beat
02:36
02:36 up.
02:37
02:37 >> Can't wait.
02:38
02:38 >> And we'll see how this goes.
02:40
02:40 >> Yeah, dude. for sure.
02:42
02:42 >> But but yeah, so uh question of the day.
02:44
02:44 What do you want to do, man? We can get
02:45
02:45 to the drinks, you know.
02:46
02:46 >> Uh let's do what we always do, you know,
02:49
02:49 for those of you who are new here. We
02:50
02:50 got some more people just jumping in and
02:52
02:52 we appreciate all of you guys coming in.
02:54
02:54 Uh means a lot to us. Uh just behind the
02:57
02:57 baseball kind of what we do here. Full
02:58
02:58 transparency. Uh Joshua and I have a
03:01
03:01 rigorous schedule this August and we are
03:03
03:03 kind of recording these things
03:04
03:04 backtoback. It is not the same day.
03:07
03:07 Thank god Joshua and I would be
03:08
03:08 exhausted. Uh but we are doing these
03:10
03:10 things back toback. So, if there are any
03:12
03:12 really weird news events that happen,
03:14
03:14 like UFOs landed on Earth for the first
03:16
03:16 time, right, or some [ __ ] like that, uh
03:18
03:18 we won't know until September. So, uh
03:20
03:20 Joshua and I are pretty much taking a
03:22
03:22 lot of August off. So, that's why you'll
03:24
03:24 see some of this uh you know, just
03:26
03:26 regular get to know us banter and some
03:28
03:28 [ __ ] interesting facts. So, uh just
03:30
03:30 want to give everybody the heads up on
03:32
03:32 that. So, let's do as we usually do this
03:34
03:34 week, uh and most weeks is we talk about
03:37
03:37 what is in our cup, buddy. So, what are
03:38
03:38 you drinking tonight on this episode?
03:41
03:41 >> Okay, so um you know, sure. I I I got a
03:44
03:44 birthday or pretty birthday gift,
03:45
03:45 however you want to look at it. August
03:47
03:47 11th after or whatever.
03:48
03:48 >> After birthday, buddy.
03:50
03:50 >> I'm joining Sean in the Selzer kick.
03:53
03:53 >> Oh,
03:53
03:53 >> my girlfriend hooked me up with these.
03:55
03:55 Yeah. Yeah. I've never seen these
03:56
03:56 before, but I, you know, she hooked me
03:58
03:58 up with these. And these are a Maui hard
04:03
04:03 uh selzer, habiscus, and lime. Have you
04:05
04:05 ever seen these, Sean? I I have and I've
04:07
04:07 tried them. I want to know your opinion.
04:10
04:10 >> Okay. All right. This I I'm This is my
04:12
04:12 first time drinking.
04:13
04:13 >> Is it cold?
04:14
04:14 >> Habisc Yeah, it's frosty. It's cold.
04:16
04:16 >> Perfect. All right.
04:17
04:17 >> I took some time to wait before we
04:19
04:19 started recording to leave it in the
04:21
04:21 fridge so I would have its optimal
04:23
04:23 temperature when it hits the lips
04:25
04:25 >> as one should with
04:27
04:27 >> um Celsius.
04:28
04:28 >> And uh that's the crack. That's the top.
04:31
04:31 And here is the uh the old snap.
04:35
04:35 >> Taking a big old sip. Everybody, big old
04:36
04:36 swiggy swig.
04:38
04:38 >> So, apparently there's 100 calories in
04:40
04:40 this.
04:40
04:40 >> All right.
04:41
04:41 >> And there's one gram of sugar and
04:44
04:44 whatever that
04:45
04:45 >> one gram of carbs. You could I guess
04:47
04:47 there's carbs or whatever the [ __ ] that
04:49
04:49 means. Um, but it's also gluten-free.
04:51
04:51 Maybe that's why it doesn't taste as
04:53
04:53 good because there's no gluten in it. I
04:54
04:54 think it needs gluten.
04:56
04:56 >> Good. I'm glad we have the same opinion
04:58
04:58 because I think those things taste
04:60
04:60 terrible. But that's okay. That's fine.
05:03
05:03 See what happens when you take gluten
05:05
05:05 out of things. They just don't taste
05:06
05:06 right. Whatever gluten is. Um, but
05:09
05:09 honestly, it's it's not as terrible as
05:11
05:11 I'm making it seem. It's just another
05:13
05:13 one of those hard, you know, it's a hard
05:15
05:15 cider, a little bit of lime, a hint of
05:18
05:18 habiscus. It's all right. It's easy to
05:20
05:20 drink. Um, what percentage alcohol?
05:22
05:22 These are 5% alcohol. So, if you're
05:24
05:24 curious about a hard cider, you want to
05:25
05:25 try something different, uh, try it for
05:27
05:27 yourself. But it's okay.
05:28
05:28 >> For the record, not a hard cider,
05:30
05:30 everybody. Hard seltzer. I want to make
05:32
05:32 that
05:32
05:32 >> hard. A hard distinction because what
05:36
05:36 I'm drinking is a hard cider. Okay. So,
05:39
05:39 like I did two weeks ago, uh I brought
05:42
05:42 this bad boy on in honor of one of my
05:44
05:44 co-workers and I'm doing that again
05:45
05:45 because I have a followup to something
05:47
05:47 uh we did last week and uh I just wanted
05:50
05:50 to shout them out one more time. But
05:51
05:51 this is the dark cherry bad apple 10.5%.
05:56
05:56 And if you saw last week's episode, I
05:59
05:59 got to get my money's worth. Papa's got
06:00
06:00 to write this off on a tax write off. Uh
06:02
06:02 I'm drinking this again. This is the
06:04
06:04 shilling uh palmu. I think that's how
06:07
06:07 you pronounce it. Uh but it is basically
06:08
06:08 just apple brandy that I'm going to add
06:10
06:10 to my cup. I'm doing a double shot this
06:12
06:12 week uh in my little my little shot
06:15
06:15 glass here. I'm going to pour it into my
06:16
06:16 cup, which is right here next to me, and
06:19
06:19 then we'll go from there. So Joshua,
06:20
06:20 while I do this rigomearroll, uh go
06:23
06:23 ahead and give me the question of the
06:25
06:25 day.
06:26
06:26 >> Okay. because as one usually does on my
06:28
06:28 side of the screen, I go deep, right?
06:31
06:31 >> And uh this question does go a little
06:33
06:33 it's it's a little deep, you know, it's
06:34
06:34 can be thoughtprovoking. So Sean, the
06:36
06:36 question of the day for you and
06:37
06:37 everybody else,
06:39
06:39 >> I would like to know if you had to
06:42
06:42 choose between
06:44
06:44 being stuck in a bunker,
06:46
06:46 >> okay,
06:47
06:47 >> doing top secret alien new technology
06:51
06:51 things that are just going to change the
06:52
06:52 world, the planet, you know, everything.
06:54
06:54 a top secret bunker,
06:55
06:55 >> okay,
06:56
06:56 >> underneath the ground for an entire year
06:58
06:58 and an entire year.
06:59
06:59 >> Just one year, okay?
07:00
07:00 >> Just one year. But everything you do and
07:02
07:02 have done, you'll never be able to tell
07:05
07:05 anybody that just basically just you
07:07
07:07 will never be rewarded in any way by
07:10
07:10 paycheck, by the car you drive, by the
07:12
07:12 address that you get your mail at.
07:15
07:15 >> You will not be able to flex.
07:17
07:17 >> No, cuz the reward is the research that
07:19
07:19 you're doing, right? you are a part of a
07:21
07:21 project that nobody is previewed to.
07:24
07:24 Okay,
07:25
07:25 >> so there's that, but then again, you get
07:27
07:27 to be, you know, on the forefront of
07:30
07:30 just cool [ __ ] right?
07:32
07:32 >> Um you're involved in it.
07:33
07:33 >> Um the your other option is to be on a
07:38
07:38 island all by yourself doing research on
07:42
07:42 what could potentially be
07:45
07:45 a groundbreaking new species, but you're
07:47
07:47 doing it all by yourself. Nobody's
07:49
07:49 there. Sure, you have food, you have
07:51
07:51 resources, you have water, you have
07:52
07:52 everything, but you got to be there by
07:53
07:53 yourself. So, in the bunker, you have a
07:55
07:55 whole team, people to communicate,
07:58
07:58 whatever. And on the island, you got to
07:60
07:60 be there for a whole year by yourself,
08:02
08:02 no other human contact, but you, the
08:04
08:04 island, and that's it.
08:06
08:06 >> So, this basically comes down to this
08:08
08:08 comes down to would you rather spend a
08:10
08:10 year alone or a year with company? And I
08:12
08:12 think
08:13
08:13 >> I mean, kind of, but not really. I would
08:15
08:15 want to spend a year with company
08:17
08:17 because if I'm a year by myself, you
08:19
08:19 know, I got urges, you know, I got urges
08:21
08:21 and I feel like I one hand cannot cannot
08:25
08:25 really satisfy those urges, right? So, I
08:28
08:28 feel like a a company situation would uh
08:31
08:31 would entail a better positive
08:33
08:33 performance out of me no matter what I'm
08:35
08:35 researching. uh the research I guess
08:37
08:37 would kind of fall
08:40
08:40 fall secondary in terms of what I really
08:42
08:42 want to do which is just be with other
08:45
08:45 people right so I think I would do that
08:47
08:47 I don't care what I'm researching even
08:49
08:49 if it is cutting edge alien technology
08:51
08:51 right I would rather do that with people
08:53
08:53 because I don't think I could do a year
08:54
08:54 by myself so but what about you what the
08:57
08:57 [ __ ] would you do
08:57
08:57 >> I mean I think you know what I would do
08:59
08:59 because because on an island by yourself
09:02
09:02 doing research enjoying the elements and
09:05
09:05 getting to come home and basically
09:07
09:07 distribute the fruits from all of your
09:10
09:10 findings and the rewards. Be able to
09:12
09:12 distribute that to the planet and the
09:13
09:13 world I think would be way more
09:16
09:16 rewarding personally, spiritually,
09:18
09:18 emotionally than spending it in a bunker
09:21
09:21 where you get back, you're not rewarded
09:24
09:24 by anything, you can talk to nobody.
09:25
09:25 Sure, your hand is [ __ ] sweaty and
09:28
09:28 you got your calluses are all big and
09:30
09:30 maybe your left arm is bigger than your
09:31
09:31 right now or whatever it is. like sure,
09:33
09:33 >> but um to get nothing out of it for a
09:37
09:37 whole year just I mean
09:39
09:39 >> I don't know
09:39
09:39 >> people are people and they're going to
09:40
09:40 be there when you're done. I mean when
09:42
09:42 you're done just like you you're going
09:43
09:43 to get to go back to people. You got
09:45
09:45 people down there you go home to people.
09:47
09:47 >> I know but I think that I think
09:48
09:48 >> so you're still going to have people
09:49
09:49 either way.
09:50
09:50 >> I think that choice of being on your own
09:52
09:52 and getting praised for what you've
09:54
09:54 done. I think that's really
09:56
09:56 like a [ __ ] what's
09:59
09:59 >> not praised. I mean, you just come back
10:01
10:01 with some cool [ __ ] because people are
10:03
10:03 like,
10:03
10:03 >> I said, but you're coming back with some
10:05
10:05 cool [ __ ] You know what I'm saying? You
10:06
10:06 coming back with rewards, a cure for
10:08
10:08 cancer a year by yourself instead of
10:11
10:11 doing [ __ ] with you never get to share
10:13
10:13 that knowledge.
10:14
10:14 >> You wanted the credit is the problem.
10:16
10:16 You want You're saying that you want the
10:18
10:18 credit. At least when I'm doing my
10:19
10:19 research in the bunker, I'm not taking
10:21
10:21 any credit for the research that I'm
10:23
10:23 bringing on to help evolutionize the
10:25
10:25 people. You know, you're doing it out of
10:26
10:26 selfish reasons because you want that,
10:29
10:29 you know. So, you're uh you're very
10:30
10:30 narcissistic is the word I was looking
10:32
10:32 for. That was the word I was looking
10:34
10:34 for. You're a narcissist. That it is.
10:36
10:36 That's that plain and simple right
10:37
10:37 there, buddy. So, that I would rather
10:40
10:40 spend my time with company than getting
10:42
10:42 the praise for doing it by myself.
10:44
10:44 >> No, cuz you're jerking off half the
10:46
10:46 time. So, you're not even doing that
10:47
10:47 either.
10:47
10:47 >> No, not if I'm with company, bro.
10:49
10:49 >> Someone's doing that for me. Anyway,
10:52
10:52 >> we have a little schedule on the wall.
10:53
10:53 There's a little You're probably jerking
10:55
10:55 off. What are you doing?
10:56
10:56 >> Little schedule. Somebody's jerking me
10:57
10:57 off, right? I got to I got to return the
10:59
10:59 favor. Obviously, this is a shared
11:01
11:01 communal jerkoff, but you know, I'm I'm
11:03
11:03 getting it. They're getting it. We're
11:04
11:04 all getting it, bro. All getting it.
11:06
11:06 Don't even trip chocolate chip. So,
11:08
11:08 there you go. That's your
11:09
11:09 >> question.
11:09
11:09 >> I think it's a I think it's a win-win.
11:12
11:12 >> Yeah, it is for both of us, too. Yeah.
11:14
11:14 Uh let me just talk about this drink
11:15
11:15 real quick cuz I just mixed it up. So,
11:17
11:17 here we go. Uh this was the two towns
11:19
11:19 bad cherry apple uh hard cider with the
11:22
11:22 uh the pomo pomu whatever it is. [ __ ]
11:25
11:25 brandy. There we go.
11:29
11:29 Oh,
11:34
11:34 it needs to be last more
11:37
11:37 a lot more. Oh my god. Uh, but if you
11:41
11:41 want the notes, it tastes like cough
11:42
11:42 syrup uh with a hint of uh [ __ ] uh
11:46
11:46 apple cinnamon. So, if that if that's
11:49
11:49 your fancy, everybody uh to try that mix
11:52
11:52 cuz that is a
11:54
11:54 That'll knock you on your ass, buddy.
11:56
11:56 I'm not getting
11:57
11:57 >> takes getting used to is what you're
11:58
11:58 saying.
11:58
11:58 >> Yeah. Ask me again halfway through this
11:60
11:60 episode and then I'll let you know how I
12:02
12:02 feel.
12:04
12:04 >> It's like your first beer. This tastes
12:05
12:05 like [ __ ] halfway through like the six
12:07
12:07 pack. You're like, you know what? This
12:08
12:08 isn't same.
12:09
12:09 >> Same [ __ ]
12:10
12:10 >> What is this in Indian pale ale?
12:12
12:12 >> It grows on you literally.
12:13
12:13 >> Yeah. Well, we'll see about that. All
12:15
12:15 right, buddy. Shall we move on? Should
12:17
12:17 we hit on the chat with this section? We
12:18
12:18 got a We got a lot of [ __ ] to cover in a
12:20
12:20 little bit of time. So, the chat with
12:22
12:22 this section for those of you who are
12:23
12:23 new here, hello, welcome. Hi, Sean and
12:25
12:25 Joshua. for your tuna best friends. Uh
12:26
12:26 these are the topics that we're going to
12:28
12:28 be talking about for the week. Uh feel
12:29
12:29 free to skip to jump to click to any
12:32
12:32 portion of them. If none of them fancy
12:34
12:34 you, then hey, maybe we'll do better
12:36
12:36 next week. Uh but they are as followed.
12:37
12:37 Number one,
12:39
12:39 >> popcorn passions. We didn't get to it
12:41
12:41 last week, spoiler alert. Uh but we are
12:43
12:43 going to get to it this week.
12:45
12:45 >> Number two, Dark Energy Theater. We
12:48
12:48 alluded to it last week as well. That's
12:50
12:50 going to be a fun one. Joshua and I are
12:51
12:51 going to battle it out. Duke it out for
12:53
12:53 our lives, baby. Here we go. And then uh
12:56
12:56 number three is Sean's follow-up. So, I
12:58
12:58 got a few things to say about that. And
12:59
12:59 then the last topic we're going to have
13:01
13:01 is a little get to know us again. This
13:02
13:02 is called falling out of love. Last week
13:05
13:05 was falling into love. Now you're about
13:07
13:07 to fall out of love with us. So
13:08
13:08 hopefully we don't lose too many of you.
13:10
13:10 Uh but Joshua, let's start with this
13:12
13:12 first one. I will try my best this
13:14
13:14 episode not to talk as much and just let
13:16
13:16 you take the reigns, buddy. So go ahead.
13:19
13:19 Popcorn passions.
13:20
13:20 >> Good luck with that. You're the talker.
13:22
13:22 I just kind of sit here and just do what
13:24
13:24 I do. Um, all right. Popcorn Passion.
13:26
13:26 Sean, I have a page over here with some
13:28
13:28 [ __ ] on it and uh about to read it to
13:31
13:31 you.
13:32
13:32 >> Physical page. Is it a phys is it a
13:34
13:34 physical page? I'm sorry.
13:35
13:35 >> No, it's not a physical page.
13:36
13:36 >> Oh, okay. Oh, damn. I heard some people
13:38
13:38 shuffling. I was
13:39
13:39 >> Yeah, there. Yeah, physical page. No,
13:41
13:41 maybe it is. All right. So, Popcorn
13:43
13:43 Passions. All right. We all got movies
13:44
13:44 we love, we hate, we cry to, we laugh
13:46
13:46 to. Sean cries over eating sushi. You
13:49
13:49 know, we all have reasons for emotion.
13:51
13:51 Uh, it happens to all of us, right? Um,
13:54
13:54 so I was curious, Sean, if there's any
13:57
13:57 movies that you would like to see be
14:01
14:01 remade, you know, something that you can
14:03
14:03 that would reinspire your passions. So,
14:05
14:05 a couple of the the movies that I
14:07
14:07 different genres here I got going on.
14:09
14:09 So, if if they were to remake The
14:11
14:11 Exorcist, would you go watch it?
14:14
14:14 >> Well, they have remade The Exorcist,
14:15
14:15 though.
14:15
14:15 >> Yeah. Not like the way I mean not like
14:18
14:18 the way
14:20
14:20 you know.
14:20
14:20 >> Okay. Well, expla explain yourself then.
14:22
14:22 How would you what would make you go see
14:25
14:25 a remake that is not the current remakes
14:27
14:27 of The Exorcist?
14:28
14:28 >> Well, I'm asking you. Would you go see
14:30
14:30 it?
14:30
14:30 >> No. No, I wouldn't. Cuz they've already
14:32
14:32 remade that movie. I wouldn't. I thought
14:34
14:34 this was about movies that they haven't
14:35
14:35 remade.
14:37
14:37 >> Yeah. Well, I don't think they remade it
14:38
14:38 the way they actually made it, did they?
14:40
14:40 Like the puking of the green goo out of
14:42
14:42 her and the head spinning around. I
14:44
14:44 don't think they are remade it.
14:46
14:46 >> Are you talking about like a carbon copy
14:49
14:49 of the original movie?
14:51
14:51 >> Like remake that [ __ ] Just make it and
14:53
14:53 make it better. Like with today's CGI
14:55
14:55 today just
14:56
14:56 >> I'm pretty sure I'm pretty sure they've
14:57
14:57 done that. Especially with The Exorcist.
14:59
14:59 I'm pretty sure they have, but we'll let
15:01
15:01 the internet grill you on that one. So
15:02
15:02 that's
15:03
15:03 >> I looked it up on cop. I looked it up
15:04
15:04 and they said no, they haven't remade
15:05
15:05 it.
15:06
15:06 >> Okay, sure.
15:07
15:07 >> I looked it up. That's what they said. I
15:09
15:09 mean, I don't know. [ __ ] You know, they
15:11
15:11 pro I mean, they've remade every [ __ ]
15:13
15:13 movie. Really? think about it. But
15:14
15:14 >> but no, to answer your question, I I
15:16
15:16 wouldn't I wouldn't watch it. I mean,
15:17
15:17 I'm not into scary movies. Like, that's
15:19
15:19 the thing. I don't I wouldn't care for
15:20
15:20 that.
15:21
15:21 >> Okay. Here's one that I don't think
15:22
15:22 they've rem and if you [ __ ] say Shark
15:24
15:24 NATO, that's not the [ __ ] movie. All
15:26
15:26 right. That's not a remake. How about
15:28
15:28 Jaws?
15:29
15:29 >> Okay. I I don't think they've ever I
15:30
15:30 mean, they've probably made Jaws
15:32
15:32 adjacent movies. Yeah, for sure. But I
15:36
15:36 don't think they've remade Jaws. Now, if
15:38
15:38 they were to remake Jaws, I think that I
15:42
15:42 Okay, so here here's where we're gonna
15:43
15:43 get really weird because I feel like
15:46
15:46 those movies, The Exorcist, Jaws, um
15:50
15:50 Gremlins, uh stuff like that where there
15:52
15:52 was real physicality, Jurassic Park,
15:54
15:54 right, the original Jurassic Park, the
15:56
15:56 first one, where there was real physical
15:58
15:58 attributes to a lot of that stuff with
16:00
16:00 the inclusion of small CGI, right? I
16:03
16:03 feel like nowadays you can't do that in
16:06
16:06 a way that feels natural. I feel like we
16:10
16:10 are so catered to this like hardcore
16:13
16:13 highdefinition CGI that when you see a
16:17
16:17 production that is using small amounts
16:19
16:19 of CGI and the practical effects, it'll
16:23
16:23 take you it takes you out instantly
16:25
16:25 because then you're like, "Oh, well, I
16:26
16:26 know that's fake." you know, it just has
16:27
16:27 a certain a certain look to it,
16:30
16:30 >> a certain aesthetic and a certain charm,
16:32
16:32 right? And I feel like those movies in
16:34
16:34 that genre, in that time period cannot
16:36
16:36 be duplicated. And like if you even were
16:40
16:40 to duplicate them, I feel like people
16:43
16:43 would just kind of say that this was
16:45
16:45 ungenuine. It would feel it would feel
16:47
16:47 wrong, you know? So, I I wouldn't see
16:50
16:50 it. I wouldn't watch it to be honest if
16:51
16:51 they made if they remade Jaws with more
16:54
16:54 newer effects and stuff like that. It's
16:56
16:56 like it's like the Star Wars movies,
16:58
16:58 right? When [ __ ] George Lucas redid
17:00
17:00 the Star Wars films and people gave me,
17:03
17:03 you know, I feel like that that is the
17:05
17:05 mentality of if I went to to watch the
17:08
17:08 remake of Jaws, you know.
17:11
17:11 >> Okay, I got one more for you. This is
17:12
17:12 like my bonus one. Have you ever seen um
17:15
17:15 Little Shop of [ __ ]
17:18
17:18 >> Little Shop of Whoreers.
17:21
17:21 >> Horrors. Little Shop of Horror.
17:22
17:22 >> You said horror.
17:23
17:23 >> Horrors.
17:24
17:24 >> You said [ __ ] Little Shop of Horrors.
17:26
17:26 >> I was confused because I've seen both.
17:29
17:29 >> So that's why I was unsure.
17:32
17:32 >> Okay. Little Shop of Horrors.
17:34
17:34 >> Yes. Horrors. Yes.
17:35
17:35 >> All right. You've seen it. Okay. What do
17:37
17:37 you think of that movie?
17:38
17:38 >> You think they could remake that?
17:40
17:40 >> Uh, yes. Because it's a musical. So
17:42
17:42 musicals are already kind of campy in
17:44
17:44 their own right. And I feel like a a
17:46
17:46 remade remastered. Well, I guess no. It
17:49
17:49 would just be flatout remade because I
17:51
17:51 think they've already made a remaster.
17:52
17:52 Uh, but I feel like a a remade. Wait,
17:56
17:56 which which horrors are we talking
17:58
17:58 about? Because there's two movies. Are
17:60
17:60 you talking about the most popular one
18:02
18:02 or you talking about like the original
18:04
18:04 original?
18:04
18:04 >> The I I for the actor's name, but the
18:06
18:06 one from Honey I Shrunk the Kids.
18:07
18:07 >> Okay. So then that's the remake, right?
18:09
18:09 So they've already done it, you know? So
18:11
18:11 they had that remake. That was a remake.
18:13
18:13 Yeah. It was not the original. Yeah. Fun
18:16
18:16 fact that was the Okay, cool. So, if
18:19
18:19 they remade that remake, I'd probably
18:21
18:21 watch it because I I'm a big fan of the
18:23
18:23 musical. Like, I like the music in that
18:24
18:24 movie.
18:25
18:25 >> Dude, you just taught me something right
18:26
18:26 now. I'm gonna have to go look up the
18:27
18:27 original.
18:28
18:28 >> Yeah. I'm surprised Co-Pilot didn't tell
18:29
18:29 you that.
18:30
18:30 >> No. Yeah, they didn't. They didn't tell
18:32
18:32 me that.
18:33
18:33 >> That's why everything on the internet is
18:34
18:34 real, everybody.
18:35
18:35 >> Well, hey, this is why talking to real
18:37
18:37 people is better than [ __ ] around on
18:39
18:39 the internet cuz I'm real conversations.
18:42
18:42 >> I ain't real. I'm a simulation, baby.
18:44
18:44 I'm a semi, bud.
18:45
18:45 >> That's right. That's we're getting
18:46
18:46 >> a bunch of ones and zeros, baby.
18:49
18:49 >> [ __ ] Come plug your Ethernet cord
18:50
18:50 inside me.
18:51
18:51 >> I think we're all that, man. At some on
18:53
18:53 some level. Uh, but that's all I got for
18:55
18:55 uh Popcorn Passions. You know, wasn't
18:57
18:57 supposed to be a long one because I I
18:59
18:59 feel like this dark energy theater might
19:00
19:00 be longer. So, unless you got anything
19:02
19:02 else, it's over. That's it.
19:03
19:03 >> I know. I don't know if it's going to be
19:04
19:04 longer than that. Uh, but I will say
19:07
19:07 that a movie that I would like to see
19:08
19:08 remade, uh, I would like to see the
19:10
19:10 original cars be remade, uh, using
19:14
19:14 modern computer graphics like at the
19:16
19:16 point that we have right now, you know,
19:18
19:18 because back in the day, cars came out,
19:20
19:20 what is it, 2005, right? And then from
19:23
19:23 2005 to 2026, that jump of computer
19:26
19:26 efficiency has produced a lot more
19:29
19:29 highfidelity graphics. And I would love
19:32
19:32 to see the original cars remade with
19:35
19:35 that those graphic settings. It's like
19:37
19:37 going from low textures to ultra
19:40
19:40 textures, you know? I would love to see
19:41
19:41 that. And I I feel like that would be
19:43
19:43 pretty fun to watch. Maybe a 2025
19:45
19:45 theater release would be a special
19:47
19:47 edition version of that. So that's one
19:49
19:49 of the movies I would go watch for the
19:51
19:51 record.
19:51
19:51 >> For the record.
19:53
19:53 >> Yeah.
19:53
19:53 >> Perfect.
19:54
19:54 >> All right. [ __ ] it. Let's go. Dark
19:56
19:56 Energy Theater. Joshua Joshua and I
19:59
19:59 alluded this to alluded to it last week.
20:02
20:02 We showed off all the characters. We're
20:03
20:03 about to go to battle right now. And
20:05
20:05 Joshua, I made a little website thanks
20:07
20:07 to uh our friends and lovers at ChatGpt
20:11
20:11 helped me produce this bad boy cuz I
20:13
20:13 wasn't going to [ ] write this [ ]
20:14
20:14 Uh but here we go. I'm going to share my
20:16
20:16 screen with you. And for the people
20:18
20:18 watching and for the people listening,
20:20
20:20 come on over to Sarate Out Live. Uh come
20:22
20:22 get this beautiful shirt and uh Sunrise
20:24
20:24 Sunset shirt uh in our merch shop right
20:26
20:26 there. Sorry for living that life, but
20:28
20:28 Joshua, here it is. This is Dark Energy
20:30
20:30 Theater. This is Shawn versus Joshua.
20:32
20:32 Six guardians enter their power, stats,
20:35
20:35 counters, weaknesses, team chemistry,
20:37
20:37 and the chosen battlefield decides who
20:40
20:40 leaves with the crown. So, here we go.
20:42
20:42 I'm going scroll down for you. Two
20:44
20:44 squads, six impossible problems. And you
20:47
20:47 can see our team's cards here. I'll kind
20:49
20:49 of just cycle through them real quick.
20:50
20:50 Uh, but you can see all their strength
20:52
20:52 and durabilities. These are all my cards
20:54
20:54 here. Um, I'll scroll down and show
20:56
20:56 Joshua.
20:57
20:57 >> Why so quick? Why you going so quick?
20:59
20:59 >> Well, we went over these last episode so
21:02
21:02 people know what's happening. All right.
21:04
21:04 >> Who gives a [ __ ] then? Do I even look at
21:05
21:05 them in the first place? Let's go.
21:06
21:06 >> So, you can see going so you can kind of
21:08
21:08 see this bad boy. Look at that. Look at
21:09
21:09 this. These are all Joshua's [ __ ]
21:10
21:10 shitty ass cards right there. He's going
21:12
21:12 to Who cares? Let's [ __ ] fight her.
21:14
21:14 >> This is the most important part here,
21:16
21:16 buddy. This is the arena. This is the
21:18
21:18 This is the environment that can amplify
21:20
21:20 powers or expose a hidden crack in the
21:23
21:23 armor. So, there's a few different
21:24
21:24 arenas, buddy. Uh, we have a random
21:26
21:26 arena that'll just kind of just choose
21:28
21:28 whatever you want or you can pick one of
21:30
21:30 these arenas, buddy. Would you like to
21:31
21:31 for me to read the arenas or would you
21:33
21:33 like to just pick an arena? What do you
21:34
21:34 want to do?
21:35
21:35 >> This is new. Like you said, we didn't go
21:36
21:36 over this. So, let's if this is not new,
21:38
21:38 then let's talk about it.
21:39
21:39 >> Let's talk about it. All right. So, we
21:40
21:40 have the first arena, which is the
21:41
21:41 Obsidian Crucible, a balanced arena with
21:44
21:44 no dominant elements. We have Emerald
21:47
21:47 Wilds, which is ancient roots, living
21:50
21:50 terrain, and heavy bio energy. We have
21:56
21:56 >> what is that? Abyssal Crown, deep water,
21:59
21:59 crushing pressure, and violent currents.
22:02
22:02 We have Eclipse Ruins. Uh Lunar
22:04
22:04 Radiation, and Broken Dimensional uh
22:07
22:07 architecture. We have the Silence Null,
22:11
22:11 which is power suppression, dead
22:12
22:12 signals, and sacred energy. And finally,
22:15
22:15 we have the unstable light or sorry,
22:18
22:18 cosmic rift, which is unstable light,
22:20
22:20 gravity, fe fractures, and quantum
22:22
22:22 currents. So, Joshua, which would you
22:25
22:25 like to fight on, or would you just like
22:26
22:26 >> cosmic currents?
22:27
22:27 >> Cosmic currents. Uh, you mean Oh, sorry.
22:31
22:31 I think I meant cosmic rifts.
22:33
22:33 >> There we go.
22:34
22:34 >> All right. So, five rounds, one verdict.
22:37
22:37 >> Here's how it goes. uh opening speed,
22:40
22:40 battlefield control, raw power, weakness
22:42
22:42 exploit exploitation,
22:45
22:45 and the ultimate team synergy are scored
22:48
22:48 separately. A small tactical variance
22:50
22:50 keeps rematches alive without turning
22:52
22:52 the result into a flip of the coin. So,
22:55
22:55 this first one will be right here. This
22:58
22:58 is the arena Joshua. We have two cards
22:60
22:60 right here. We're going to start this
23:01
23:01 battle. Let's see who wins.
23:04
23:04 >> Look at you.
23:06
23:06 >> Look at this.
23:08
23:08 Look at us go at it, buddy. All right,
23:09
23:09 so the for the first match, Joshua's
23:11
23:11 team wins.
23:12
23:12 >> Oh [ __ ] that wasn't supposed to happen.
23:15
23:15 >> Joshua team Joshua teams take uh takes
23:18
23:18 the win. Sorry. Joshua takes two of the
23:21
23:21 five scoring. All right, that's fine.
23:23
23:23 That's fine.
23:23
23:23 >> That wasn't That wasn't supposed to
23:24
23:24 happen.
23:25
23:25 >> You can see here Joshua defeats me.
23:26
23:26 That's okay. That's okay. It's best uh
23:28
23:28 best three out of five. So, I'm going to
23:30
23:30 go ahead and I'm going to pick the
23:31
23:31 arena. Uh I'm going to go random arena.
23:34
23:34 Let's just do one right out of chance.
23:36
23:36 And so here we go. Start this battle.
23:39
23:39 >> Oh my god, Joshua. Look at these points
23:41
23:41 rallying up, buddy. Look at these
23:42
23:42 [ __ ] points.
23:44
23:44 >> Hey yo. Oh, Sean gets to win that round,
23:47
23:47 buddy.
23:48
23:48 >> Perfect. That's how it was supposed to
23:49
23:49 be.
23:50
23:50 >> That's beautiful. Look at that. Look at
23:51
23:51 that. 6 627.9.
23:54
23:54 Look at that.
23:55
23:55 >> Eat up on an old lady. That's usually
23:56
23:56 what happens.
23:57
23:57 >> Yeah. Well, she couldn't take my [ __ ]
23:59
23:59 hands, bro. My little hands.
24:02
24:02 >> Joshua, I'll give you I'll give you this
24:03
24:03 one right now. What do you What would
24:04
24:04 you like to go? What map? Where we
24:06
24:06 >> Let's go with Emerald
24:09
24:09 Wilds.
24:10
24:10 >> Emerald Wilds.
24:10
24:10 >> I like green. I'm going with green.
24:12
24:12 >> All right, let's start this battle. Here
24:14
24:14 we go.
24:16
24:16 Ooh. Ooh. Joshua. Oh. Getting crushed
24:19
24:19 hard, buddy. Getting crushed hard.
24:22
24:22 >> This is how it was supposed to go.
24:24
24:24 >> All right. Look, I took I took every one
24:26
24:26 of those matches from you, buddy. I just
24:28
24:28 I pooped on you. I pooped I made I made
24:30
24:30 you feel things that you shouldn't have
24:32
24:32 felt.
24:33
24:33 >> Um
24:33
24:33 >> No, it's fine. It's all supposed to go.
24:34
24:34 I planned it this way.
24:36
24:36 >> Did you Did you, buddy? Mhm.
24:38
24:38 >> All right, let's do another one. I'll
24:40
24:40 pick I'll pick this one. I'll pick this
24:41
24:41 one. This is a winner takes all,
24:43
24:43 basically. Uh because why the [ __ ] not?
24:46
24:46 Let's do uh
24:49
24:49 [ __ ] Eclipse Ruins, buddy. Let's hit
24:51
24:51 you with that one. Let's get that [ __ ]
24:53
24:53 going. So, here we go. Start this battle
24:54
24:54 up. All right. Well, I'm getting my ass
24:57
24:57 kicked.
24:58
24:58 >> That music's great.
25:02
25:02 >> All right, buddy. There you I kicked
25:03
25:03 your [ __ ] ass again. Apparently, your
25:05
25:05 team is not the best, buddy. Your team
25:08
25:08 is just
25:10
25:10 >> It's just sad. Really? This is
25:11
25:11 >> No, cuz we need to boost your ego. This
25:14
25:14 is what we have to do here. And so, this
25:16
25:16 is the way it was supposed to go.
25:18
25:18 >> Is that how it's supposed to go? Yeah.
25:20
25:20 You won.
25:21
25:21 >> We need to boost your ego a little bit,
25:23
25:23 you know, during this process. So, when
25:25
25:25 you get [ __ ] on, you could just be
25:26
25:26 like, "Okay, well, it should be fair.
25:28
25:28 That's fine."
25:29
25:29 >> All right. Well,
25:30
25:30 >> boost you up, man.
25:31
25:31 >> Pick the Let's see. Should we just go
25:33
25:33 down the list here? Cuz we just did uh I
25:35
25:35 don't even remember which ones that
25:36
25:36 we've done. So, we did that one cosmic
25:39
25:39 rift. We did the green emerald. We did
25:42
25:42 uh Eclipse Ruins. You did one random.
25:44
25:44 So, we did four battles, right?
25:46
25:46 >> Yeah. Yeah.
25:46
25:46 >> We didn't do the Obsidian Crucible.
25:49
25:49 >> All right, let's do the Obsidian
25:50
25:50 Crucible. Then we'll end it on the
25:51
25:51 Silence Null. So, here we go. Obsidian
25:53
25:53 Crucible, buddy. Good luck. I wish you
25:55
25:55 the best. Oh god. Oh [ __ ]
25:59
25:59 Oh
26:02
26:02 no.
26:02
26:02 >> Again, buddy. Again, this is this is
26:04
26:04 just sad. This is this is just wiping
26:07
26:07 the floor with you. Although, I will say
26:09
26:09 >> this is fine. This is fine.
26:10
26:10 >> I will say you were very very close.
26:13
26:13 >> Um 598.6 to 594.7.
26:18
26:18 Not bad. Not bad to be honest, buddy.
26:21
26:21 Not bad.
26:22
26:22 >> This This is okay.
26:23
26:23 >> All right. This is the first battle,
26:25
26:25 man. We we're acting like this is not
26:28
26:28 there's not going to be another one and
26:29
26:29 then another one and these are only
26:30
26:30 going to get better.
26:31
26:31 >> That's very true.
26:32
26:32 >> You know, this is the most generic
26:33
26:33 version of the way we can do this for
26:36
26:36 the first time and this is how it's
26:37
26:37 happening. So that's fine. This this is
26:40
26:40 totally
26:41
26:41 >> I love your positivity, buddy. I love
26:43
26:43 it. Let's hit him with the last one.
26:44
26:44 Let's do the silence null. Uh let's see
26:47
26:47 let's see the outcome of this one,
26:48
26:48 buddy. Let's get it. Here we go. You're
26:50
26:50 hitting me hard. Ooh, we're pretty close
26:53
26:53 on this one.
26:54
26:54 >> No. Oh, no. We're not.
26:56
26:56 >> We're not pretty.
26:57
26:57 >> That was actually That was probably the
26:59
26:59 worst one for you.
26:60
26:60 >> You You thought that that was close.
27:02
27:02 >> I just saw numbers and I didn't know how
27:04
27:04 far they were going up. That was really
27:06
27:06 really bad for you, buddy. That was
27:08
27:08 >> It's okay.
27:08
27:08 >> O, that was me. 621.4 Joshua with 538.0.
27:13
27:13 Even even number on that one. Uh, which
27:16
27:16 one did you win on? Do you remember
27:18
27:18 which one you won on?
27:19
27:19 >> Uh, I think I won.
27:20
27:20 >> Was it Cosmic Rift?
27:22
27:22 >> Was it? That was the first one I picked.
27:24
27:24 Yeah. So,
27:25
27:25 >> all right. Let's try. Let's see. Maybe
27:26
27:26 maybe you do.
27:27
27:27 >> Oh, [ __ ]
27:28
27:28 >> Can we get a pity run for Joshua? Here
27:30
27:30 we go. Cosmic Rift. Here we go. One more
27:31
27:31 time. One more time. You got this,
27:32
27:32 buddy. I believe in you. You're You're
27:33
27:33 doing great. You're doing great,
27:34
27:34 sweetie. All right. There you go. So,
27:36
27:36 Joshua, your your map of choice is
27:38
27:38 definitely Cosmic Rift. So, there's
27:40
27:40 that.
27:41
27:41 >> I'm I'm a cosmic being. It leans to what
27:44
27:44 I believe in. So, of course, that's
27:45
27:45 where I that's where my state should be.
27:47
27:47 >> Yeah. Yeah. Whatever, buddy. Whatever. I
27:50
27:50 don't know if this lived up to the to
27:52
27:52 the hype that we we imagined it would
27:54
27:54 live up to, but in this first rendition,
27:56
27:56 buddy, I want to say, hey, GG's, my
27:59
27:59 dude. Uh, good game.
28:01
28:01 >> Absolutely.
28:02
28:02 >> You know, there's going to be more card
28:04
28:04 fighting and uh, you know, maybe they
28:06
28:06 maybe we actually hit some uh some real
28:08
28:08 animations. You know, who knows? That's
28:10
28:10 what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying.
28:12
28:12 This is the most generic version, but
28:13
28:13 this was still a fun version.
28:15
28:15 >> Yeah. There you go, everybody. There's
28:17
28:17 your uh
28:19
28:19 Oops. Uh I hit a button, buddy. I hit
28:22
28:22 the worst button I could have ever hit
28:24
28:24 in my life.
28:26
28:26 >> Hey, buttons.
28:28
28:28 >> Yeah, buttons are buttons. All right.
28:30
28:30 Anyways, that is your dark energy
28:32
28:32 theater, everybody. Hopefully you
28:33
28:33 enjoyed that. And if didn't if it didn't
28:35
28:35 live up to the hype, you know, let us
28:36
28:36 know in the comments cuz uh you know,
28:38
28:38 interaction, why not? [ __ ] it. Hey
28:41
28:41 >> Joshua,
28:42
28:42 >> hey, here's here's the thing. No, wait.
28:43
28:43 Before you say anything, I just have to
28:45
28:45 remind people that that that the tickets
28:46
28:46 are free to that. Okay? Nobody paid
28:49
28:49 anything to see that [ __ ]
28:51
28:51 >> The only thing it cost them was our
28:53
28:53 time. And that's totally fine because
28:55
28:55 cuz we do this for fun and we do this
28:57
28:57 for entertainment. So, those tickets
28:59
28:59 were free and uh we will we will give
29:01
29:01 you as much free tickets as we can, but
29:03
29:03 at some point um your your commitment to
29:08
29:08 the purchase of the merch and your
29:10
29:10 commitments to all the other stuff that
29:11
29:11 we're throwing out there will affect how
29:15
29:15 >> quality quality.
29:17
29:17 >> Listen, we can only give you so much,
29:19
29:19 right? We can only give you so much
29:20
29:20 unless we get supported, right? So, uh
29:23
29:23 there's that. That's it's Joshua said it
29:26
29:26 correctly. It's a free ticket. If you
29:28
29:28 don't enjoy it, hey, the door's right
29:29
29:29 there or you can skip the buttons ahead.
29:31
29:31 You know,
29:32
29:32 >> the drinks aren't free yet either. It's
29:34
29:34 not an open bar yet, but
29:35
29:35 >> not an open bar.
29:36
29:36 >> If we continue to to grow in the
29:38
29:38 community,
29:39
29:39 >> the free the open bar could happen at
29:41
29:41 some point, but we got to get there,
29:42
29:42 everybody. And we can only do it
29:43
29:43 together. Um,
29:45
29:45 >> let's do it together.
29:46
29:46 >> That That was enjoyable, but we're going
29:48
29:48 to do it again. That was fun. Better.
29:50
29:50 Yeah, better.
29:51
29:51 >> I'm happy. Joshua, can I just say that
29:53
29:53 there was a first rendition uh that
29:55
29:55 didn't have any animation and it was
29:57
29:57 just like it would just go, h this is
29:59
29:59 who wins, you know, and I was like, we
30:02
30:02 need probably some visual effects on
30:04
30:04 that one.
30:05
30:05 >> Yeah, things have to change. And that's
30:06
30:06 what, you know, again, chat and all
30:07
30:07 these kind of things that we have. It's
30:10
30:10 really nice that, you know, you got to
30:11
30:11 think about how long this stuff was
30:14
30:14 >> private for the longest and now they
30:16
30:16 find it like Google Maps and all this
30:17
30:17 [ __ ] Like,
30:18
30:18 >> they've had that stuff forever. They
30:20
30:20 probably had these algorithms and these
30:21
30:21 chat bots and everything's forever and
30:23
30:23 now finally somebody leaked some code
30:25
30:25 and somebody got it out and now we all
30:26
30:26 get to play with it. It's like a new
30:28
30:28 swing set in the playground. Like we all
30:29
30:29 get to [ __ ] try to do back flips off
30:31
30:31 it until somebody breaks their neck,
30:33
30:33 >> [ __ ] up the swing set
30:35
30:35 >> and then the swing set comes down like
30:37
30:37 metal slides, you know, who didn't go
30:39
30:39 down a metal slide when they were a kid,
30:41
30:41 you know, that's like messing with the
30:42
30:42 algorithm, you know, you start putting
30:43
30:43 things down the metal slide and getting
30:45
30:45 burned. You better watch out.
30:47
30:47 So, um,
30:48
30:48 >> one of our metal slide
30:50
30:50 >> Jesus versions.
30:52
30:52 >> Um,
30:53
30:53 >> you know what's funny about metal slides
30:54
30:54 for me, buddy, is that that was the
30:56
30:56 first time I discovered static
30:57
30:57 electricity. Um,
30:59
30:59 >> Oh, really? On metal slides.
30:60
30:60 >> On metal slides. Yeah, metal slides. And
31:01
31:01 then I I discovered it on plastic
31:03
31:03 slides. And then eventually, like a dog
31:06
31:06 being tasered when it barks, uh, I
31:09
31:09 learned not to go on slides. I just
31:11
31:11 said, "Fuck that. I hate getting
31:13
31:13 shocked. I ain't doing it." So that was
31:17
31:17 when I lost my innocence.
31:18
31:18 >> I think one of the funnest slides they
31:20
31:20 ever created was the one with the whoops
31:22
31:22 with the the the little roll halfway
31:24
31:24 down.
31:25
31:25 >> Yeah.
31:25
31:25 >> Yeah. So you by the time you hit like
31:27
31:27 that second one you you catch air and
31:29
31:29 you'd come down, you'd slam your
31:31
31:31 tailbone in your back and
31:33
31:33 >> and then as a kid you just get hit the
31:34
31:34 ground at the bottom that was full of
31:36
31:36 concrete at the time. You have the you
31:38
31:38 have the rubber mats.
31:39
31:39 >> Yeah. Rubber mats. Rubber mulch never
31:42
31:42 existed, bro. And then you come home and
31:44
31:44 you got freaking holes in your jeans and
31:46
31:46 your mom like, "What are you doing?"
31:47
31:47 You're just You're at the playground
31:48
31:48 having a good time. Getting concussions.
31:50
31:50 Didn't even know it.
31:51
31:51 >> Facts.
31:52
31:52 >> Having a great time. Yeah.
31:54
31:54 >> Oh, man.
31:54
31:54 >> So, people grow up differently now,
31:56
31:56 >> you know.
31:57
31:57 >> Oh, yeah.
31:57
31:57 >> People are going on different kind of
31:59
31:59 slides.
31:59
31:59 >> Different.
32:00
32:00 >> They're they're sliding left, sliding
32:02
32:02 right on their phone now.
32:03
32:03 >> They're not going down actual slides.
32:05
32:05 >> Yeah. Facts. Facts. Hey, just real
32:06
32:06 quick, I thought this was kind of sad.
32:08
32:08 Now that we're kind of like halfway
32:09
32:09 through this episode, I'll talk about it
32:11
32:11 because it's an interesting thing that I
32:13
32:13 learned
32:14
32:14 >> and most people don't get
32:16
32:16 >> most people don't get this far. So, you
32:18
32:18 know, when they do, I want to give them
32:19
32:19 a little treat, a little a little
32:21
32:21 sprinkle of flavor. Um, I have some I
32:24
32:24 have some younger co-workers that I I uh
32:26
32:26 I'm with on a daily basis and
32:29
32:29 >> I asked them about friends and if they
32:32
32:32 have friends and like what they do and
32:34
32:34 like their off times, right? And I kid
32:37
32:37 you not, about 80% of them said that
32:40
32:40 they don't have friends. Like they don't
32:42
32:42 have people who like you and I, Joshua,
32:46
32:46 like friends like that they go out with
32:47
32:47 or they do things with.
32:49
32:49 >> And I thought that was such an
32:50
32:50 interesting thing. And I'm I'm curious
32:53
32:53 to get your thought on that because I
32:54
32:54 don't know if it's like a just a younger
32:57
32:57 generation uh being brought up by people
32:59
32:59 our age, right, who were beaten and
33:02
33:02 abused and like shelter the kids now
33:05
33:05 that they're that those kids are
33:07
33:07 learning that hey people aren't good,
33:09
33:09 you know, so just stay away kind of
33:11
33:11 thing or I don't know. I just want your
33:12
33:12 take on that
33:14
33:14 >> on like why because I mean that's a wide
33:17
33:17 open uh
33:18
33:18 >> why don't the youths have friends buddy?
33:20
33:20 That's my question.
33:22
33:22 Um because I think there there's a
33:24
33:24 bigger focus on like the device is your
33:27
33:27 friend now. Like you live,
33:29
33:29 >> you know, through your device. Like
33:31
33:31 everything you see on screen is your
33:32
33:32 friend even because it's in the it's the
33:34
33:34 kick of endorphins, right? It's that
33:36
33:36 that casino effect like you feel like
33:38
33:38 what you're swiping gives you that
33:40
33:40 friendship feel when there's no real
33:42
33:42 emotion attached to it.
33:44
33:44 >> Um so I I get it at a young age. Um,
33:47
33:47 what what kind of scares me is when you
33:49
33:49 go from youth, you get a little bit
33:51
33:51 older and then you become an adult and
33:53
33:53 then you don't have any friends either.
33:55
33:55 >> Yeah.
33:55
33:55 >> Because I think as adults when we're
33:57
33:57 capable of using most of our voices and
33:60
33:60 having op like being able just to talk
34:02
34:02 to a grown mature person because when
34:04
34:04 you're a kid, you [ __ ] you're not
34:05
34:05 grown up yet. When you're like 40 and
34:08
34:08 you don't have one friend or nobody to
34:11
34:11 talk to,
34:12
34:12 >> that's when life can really hit you hard
34:14
34:14 and get depressing. I I think sure you
34:18
34:18 need it as a kid, but you still have
34:19
34:19 your imagination. When you become a
34:21
34:21 grown man and your imagination is
34:23
34:23 basically dwindled down to like looking
34:25
34:25 at your the gray on your balls or
34:28
34:28 whatever, you know, your your belly's
34:30
34:30 getting big or what your back's starting
34:32
34:32 to hurt and and all you got is just you
34:34
34:34 and your dog or whatever it is. Like
34:36
34:36 that's for me when the loneliness sets
34:38
34:38 is when you get old and you have nobody
34:40
34:40 to talk to. So, you have time in youth
34:44
34:44 to make friends, even though we're
34:46
34:46 setting up this this culture of like
34:49
34:49 division and not having friends, screen
34:51
34:51 friends, not real friends. Um, I I think
34:55
34:55 it's even scarier when you get older and
34:57
34:57 you have no friends. That's
34:58
34:58 >> that scares me. So, um I'm lucky enough
35:01
35:01 to I still have one friend that I've
35:02
35:02 known since like what third grade. Um, I
35:05
35:05 don't know how many people out there
35:07
35:07 still have friends from that young in
35:08
35:08 life and have experienced so much until
35:11
35:11 like getting older. I'm still his
35:13
35:13 friend. We still play golf together.
35:14
35:14 It's he's a he's a great dude. Um, I met
35:17
35:17 you later in life. Um, so we're still
35:20
35:20 friends, so this is working out. Um,
35:23
35:23 >> God, I hope so.
35:24
35:24 >> And this this is working out. Um, but I
35:28
35:28 think at some point, you know, you got
35:30
35:30 to look in the mirror and ask yourself,
35:31
35:31 why is it that I do not have friends? Is
35:33
35:33 it me or is it them? And a lot of times
35:36
35:36 if you're not connecting with other
35:37
35:37 people, it's probably because of you.
35:40
35:40 >> Yeah.
35:41
35:41 >> Sorry to hit you in the hit somebody in
35:43
35:43 the face with that hard logic, but like
35:45
35:45 usually it's you because there's
35:48
35:48 something about you that you cannot open
35:50
35:50 or express yourself enough and be
35:52
35:52 receptive to somebody else's opinion or
35:55
35:55 somebody else's just the way of
35:56
35:56 lifestyle, whatever it is, it's usually
35:59
35:59 you. And that's sad. And and most people
36:01
36:01 can go through life not having friends,
36:04
36:04 but good luck, you know? That's
36:06
36:06 >> Yeah, dude. Yeah, for sure.
36:07
36:07 >> It's a lonely place to live. And I I
36:09
36:09 doubt you're on a beach having a good
36:11
36:11 time. Like my scenario earlier, like I
36:14
36:14 doubt you're having a great time. If you
36:15
36:15 are,
36:17
36:17 you know, when you get with people and
36:18
36:18 you're all happy again and you're all
36:19
36:19 Yeah. Tell me which one you prefer.
36:21
36:21 Sitting at home staring at a screen
36:23
36:23 doing nothing or enjoying the company of
36:25
36:25 other people. I It's just I mean, some
36:28
36:28 people are reclusives, man. Some people
36:30
36:30 just love their device. Some people
36:31
36:31 don't like feedback. Some people don't
36:34
36:34 want
36:35
36:35 hard conversations or fun convers. They
36:37
36:37 just like to be by themselves. And um
36:40
36:40 it's not so much the youth because they
36:43
36:43 they got time. It's when you get older
36:46
36:46 >> that concerns me more than more than
36:49
36:49 anything. So I value long-term
36:51
36:51 friendships, you know, like you, Sean,
36:53
36:53 plan on being your friend and
36:55
36:55 >> uh look at each other.
36:56
36:56 >> Yeah. You're going to bury me, buddy.
36:57
36:57 You're going to bury me in the grave. I
36:59
36:59 can't wait.
36:60
36:60 >> You're gonna hold my 1500 pound casket.
37:02
37:02 Uh just because, you know,
37:05
37:05 >> Yeah. I just I just don't know what you
37:07
37:07 do when you don't have friends. It's
37:09
37:09 it's a lonely place. Uh
37:11
37:11 >> listen, if we could if we could spin
37:12
37:12 this in a positive direction, I would
37:14
37:14 say uh
37:16
37:16 >> that even though you may not have
37:18
37:18 friends now and you're getting older,
37:20
37:20 you can still find friends. Like Joshua
37:23
37:23 said, he found me later in life and I
37:26
37:26 found him and we have a child together.
37:29
37:29 You know, you could do these things.
37:31
37:31 Like it's it's not the end of the world,
37:34
37:34 right? Unless you die the next day and
37:37
37:37 you still don't have friends. But that's
37:38
37:38 that's hey, that's not your problem
37:40
37:40 anymore, bro. You're fine. You're fine.
37:42
37:42 You're fine. Don't worry about it. You
37:43
37:43 can find friends later on in life and
37:45
37:45 it's okay. But you know what you can't
37:47
37:47 find later on in life, buddy?
37:49
37:49 >> You know what you find right now? You
37:50
37:50 find right now? can only find right now
37:52
37:52 in this very moment with you and I and
37:54
37:54 the people uh is this next AI song uh to
37:58
37:58 break the monotony a little bit. That's
38:00
38:00 what we do here. And also to give us a
38:02
38:02 break from talking, mainly just me so I
38:04
38:04 can take more sips. Uh Joshua, introduce
38:06
38:06 this next AI track. What are we
38:07
38:07 listening to? Why did it take so long to
38:09
38:09 make? Uh what's going on?
38:12
38:12 >> Okay. All right. Why did take so long to
38:15
38:15 I can't even talk. I can't even I can't
38:17
38:17 My mind is getting ahead of my tongue
38:19
38:19 because it usually does. Um, it took so
38:21
38:21 long to take because good friend of mine
38:24
38:24 just said, "You know what, Josh? The
38:26
38:26 sound is too. It's just been the same
38:27
38:27 thing. The voice is the same. I'm
38:29
38:29 getting tired of listening to it." So,
38:31
38:31 they they I heard this like [ __ ]
38:34
38:34 maybe like an hour before we were
38:36
38:36 supposed to record or some [ __ ] I'm
38:37
38:37 taking a shower, like thinking about
38:39
38:39 what I'm going to do, and now I got to
38:40
38:40 just try to figure it out. So, you know
38:42
38:42 what I [ __ ] did? I did what every kid
38:44
38:44 would do. He just throws his hat on the
38:46
38:46 ground. I stepped on it. I said, "You
38:48
38:48 know what? I'm letting AI [ __ ] do it
38:50
38:50 all.
38:51
38:51 >> Believe it or not, most the songs that I
38:53
38:53 do, believe it or not, I put thought
38:55
38:55 into, I put lyrics into. I I change
38:57
38:57 messaging. I I figure it out with every
39:00
39:00 song that I I create. I do. I do. We
39:04
39:04 both This one,
39:06
39:06 >> yeah, you do, too. This one I basically
39:09
39:09 let [ __ ] AI,
39:11
39:11 >> let it take control,
39:12
39:12 >> take the [ __ ] wheel.
39:14
39:14 >> Hell yeah. Magic wand. Magic wand.
39:18
39:18 [ __ ] run it. And if you guys love it,
39:20
39:20 more power to you because if you love
39:21
39:21 this and you'll love where music is
39:23
39:23 going in general. Uh because AI artists
39:26
39:26 are [ __ ] coming and
39:28
39:28 they're here forever to stay. I'm sorry,
39:30
39:30 but I I put, you know, hit the button a
39:32
39:32 few times. Um it's not going to say it
39:35
39:35 in the title. The title is going to say
39:37
39:37 built to roll, I believe, but uh it was
39:40
39:40 supposed to be titled
39:42
39:42 >> AI Highway. So the song's real name is
39:45
39:45 AI Highway. Uh, so take it away.
39:48
39:48 >> [ __ ] wait. Let's get it.
39:50
39:50 >> Here's your AI quarter [ __ ] episode
39:53
39:53 146.
39:54
39:54 >> Let's go.
39:55
39:55 >> All right, everybody. Enjoy.
40:12
40:12 Yeah.
40:15
40:15 Oh, God.
40:17
40:17 Miles on the glass, dust on my jeans.
40:22
40:22 Fuel eyes staring like it knows my
40:24
40:24 dream.
40:27
40:27 Hands on the wheel, hard in the chain.
40:32
40:32 I leave the house, but I keep the flame.
40:37
40:37 White lines pull me like a h in the
40:40
40:40 dark.
40:43
40:43 I know the road by the scars on my
40:46
40:46 heart.
40:48
40:48 One more town,
40:51
40:51 one more fight.
40:53
40:53 I was made to move.
40:56
40:56 I was born tonight.
40:59
40:59 On the road,
41:01
41:01 I don't f on the road.
41:06
41:06 I was built to roll.
41:09
41:09 on the road.
41:12
41:12 >> Take my soul on the road
41:16
41:16 >> and let it glow.
41:19
41:19 Truck stop cough cold in my cup.
41:22
41:22 Sleepless men keep their heads up in
41:24
41:24 motel key loose in my hand. I seen hard
41:28
41:28 look and I still stand. Sounds go flying
41:31
41:31 past the cracked up lane. Every small
41:34
41:34 town calls my name. One more town.
41:37
41:37 One more fight.
41:40
41:40 I was made to move.
41:42
41:42 I was born tonight.
41:45
41:45 On the road,
41:48
41:48 I don't f on the road.
41:52
41:52 I was built to roll.
41:56
41:56 >> On the road.
41:58
41:58 >> Take my soul.
41:59
41:59 >> On the road
42:03
42:03 and let it glow.
42:17
42:17 Black top kingdom under my boots.
42:22
42:22 Every mile
42:25
42:25 tells the truth.
42:27
42:27 If I fall, I get back up. I'm a runaway
42:32
42:32 fly.
42:35
42:35 with a full tank
42:39
42:39 on the road.
42:42
42:42 >> I don't f on the road
42:46
42:46 that I was built to roll
42:50
42:50 on the road.
42:52
42:52 Take my soul on the road
42:57
42:57 and let it glow.
43:14
43:14 Hey buddy. Hey. Hey buddy.
43:17
43:17 >> Uh, hey. Was that song about a tire?
43:20
43:20 >> Sorry.
43:28
43:28 Sorry.
43:30
43:30 I couldn't stop laughing when we do that
43:32
43:32 song.
43:35
43:35 >> Listen,
43:35
43:35 >> the artwork. Hey, the artwork was a
43:37
43:37 tire.
43:39
43:39 That song was about a tire, wasn't it?
43:42
43:42 It was about a [ __ ] tire.
43:46
43:46 Listen, that was the greatest tire song
43:48
43:48 I've ever [ __ ] heard in my life. That
43:51
43:51 was beautiful. Shout shout out to the
43:54
43:54 AI, baby. New achievement.
44:00
44:00 I mean, man, it it wasn't trying to be a
44:03
44:03 parody song. I mean, but man, it hit.
44:06
44:06 >> It hit. It hit. Definitely hit. That
44:08
44:08 chorus, though, that chorus was good. I
44:10
44:10 got to admit. I mean, but all choruses
44:12
44:12 are just repetition.
44:14
44:14 >> Yeah. I think tires across the country
44:16
44:16 have new have a new
44:18
44:18 >> have a new banger, bro.
44:19
44:19 >> Have a new banger forever. Yeah. have a
44:21
44:21 new artist to follow cuz man that was
44:25
44:25 >> shout out to all the tires. You know
44:27
44:27 that black top,
44:28
44:28 >> you know what I'm saying? That black top
44:30
44:30 just
44:32
44:32 >> listen. So when Joshua and I do these AI
44:34
44:34 songs, like listen, we actually take
44:37
44:37 some time and [ __ ] effort and we are
44:40
44:40 creative writers at heart, you know?
44:43
44:43 like we are doing our damnedest to write
44:44
44:44 lyrics and put it in and get the best
44:47
44:47 rendition so that songs aren't about
44:50
44:50 tires. So,
44:52
44:52 let that be what it is, you know. Let's
44:54
44:54 move on, buddy. Hey, Sean's follow-ups
44:57
44:57 >> uh just real quick through this one. I
44:59
44:59 mentioned the sushi place that I went to
45:02
45:02 uh last episode. Amazing. I will never
45:04
45:04 stop talking about it. It was the time
45:07
45:07 of my life. I mentioned the rooftop bar
45:09
45:09 that we went to. Again, another
45:11
45:11 sensational thing. Uh, what I didn't
45:14
45:14 mention in that was something that we
45:16
45:16 did that I completely forgot about
45:19
45:19 because half of the portion of that was
45:23
45:23 stupid. So, Joshua, you're aware of Pike
45:26
45:26 Place in Seattle, correct? The uh the
45:28
45:28 war the little area.
45:30
45:30 >> Yeah, exactly. Yeah. So, they were doing
45:32
45:32 this thing called Sip and Ser, which is
45:34
45:34 like you get some drinks and you can
45:35
45:35 like walk around the market and stuff
45:37
45:37 like that. Uh, which in itself sounds
45:39
45:39 cool, but they only do it from like 1:00
45:42
45:42 to 4:00, which is really small timing
45:44
45:44 and it's not worth it. But that day they
45:47
45:47 were doing a a late night s, right? But
45:51
45:51 nobody told uh I'm sure they did, but
45:54
45:54 nobody told uh the Pike Place, so they
45:56
45:56 closed at their usual 5:00 time, so
45:58
45:58 there was nowhere to s. Um, but while
46:02
46:02 Pike Place was closing, um, I saw and
46:06
46:06 got to meet and take a photo with one of
46:09
46:09 my personal favorite artists. Her name
46:11
46:11 is Q. Uh, she goes by Q Sketches. Uh,
46:14
46:14 Joshua the Little Cats uh up here and
46:17
46:17 also uh right here that I have. I'll
46:19
46:19 just show one off real quickly. Um, this
46:22
46:22 lady, this wonderful lady who does
46:24
46:24 Catzilla. Uh, we got to meet her for the
46:27
46:27 first time and I was so extremely happy
46:30
46:30 she asked to take a picture with us. So,
46:32
46:32 Q, if you're watching, shout out to you.
46:34
46:34 Catzilla, head on over to her website
46:36
46:36 and get some of this beautiful,
46:38
46:38 beautiful artwork. Uh, but I completely
46:40
46:40 missed that and so I just wanted to
46:42
46:42 follow up on that because it meant a lot
46:44
46:44 to me. So, I really appreciated it. One
46:47
46:47 other thing I needed to follow up on,
46:48
46:48 buddy, uh, was words that make you
46:50
46:50 cringe. Uh, you didn't have any words
46:53
46:53 that made you cringe.
46:55
46:55 And uh I took a I took a moment today at
46:58
46:58 work
46:58
46:58 >> and I asked some of the people that I
47:00
47:00 was with and customers and just people
47:03
47:03 in general about words that make them
47:05
47:05 cringe, buddy. So I'm going to give you
47:07
47:07 a few of those and I want I just simply
47:09
47:09 want you to say yes or no if it makes
47:11
47:11 you cringe. Okay.
47:13
47:13 >> All right.
47:13
47:13 >> So here we go. Just a a quick rapidfire
47:15
47:15 list.
47:16
47:16 >> Number one,
47:18
47:18 >> Dangle.
47:20
47:20 >> No. That's not cringey. All right.
47:22
47:22 >> That's fun. I like Dangle.
47:24
47:24 Corny.
47:26
47:26 >> Corn. Oh, yeah. Corn. Not cringey, but
47:28
47:28 it is the word itself is corny. So, I
47:30
47:30 mean, yeah.
47:31
47:31 >> Okay. Okay. What about Dolly?
47:35
47:35 >> Dolly? No, I think Dolly is kind of
47:37
47:37 cute, actually.
47:38
47:38 >> Okay. All right. How about
47:39
47:39 >> This one's kind of controversial. How
47:40
47:40 about daddy?
47:43
47:43 >> Daddy. Context means everything for that
47:45
47:45 one.
47:45
47:45 >> Yeah.
47:46
47:46 >> Okay. Back to the context. Okay.
47:47
47:47 I mean, the first time I heard somebody
47:49
47:49 call their like somebody daddy, I was
47:51
47:51 like,
47:52
47:52 >> so I've gotten used to, believe it or
47:54
47:54 not, I've gotten used to that. But okay,
47:56
47:56 >> I bet you have.
47:58
47:58 >> Okay. Yeah. Wink.
48:00
48:00 >> All right. How about deure?
48:03
48:03 >> Deure. That's That's kind of sexy.
48:05
48:05 That's That's controversial, though. I
48:07
48:07 mean, maybe somebody said that makes
48:09
48:09 them kind of cringe.
48:12
48:12 >> What? I mean, okay. Sorry. I wish I knew
48:14
48:14 this. I would ask why, but
48:16
48:16 >> Okay. How about hubby?
48:19
48:19 >> Hubby. That's generic.
48:20
48:20 >> Okay. All right. What about wifey?
48:24
48:24 >> Wifey. Uh,
48:26
48:26 >> this is my wifey. That's kind of like
48:30
48:30 >> that's that's up there. That's kind of
48:31
48:31 there with hubby. Like you can use a
48:33
48:33 better word, you know?
48:34
48:34 >> Yeah, for sure.
48:34
48:34 >> You're downplaying them. It's like it's
48:36
48:36 like generic again.
48:37
48:37 >> Okay. Uh, I got two more. Uh, what about
48:41
48:41 panties?
48:42
48:42 >> Panties. Oh, no. That's cute.
48:45
48:45 >> Really? The word panties is cute for
48:47
48:47 you. I think
48:48
48:48 >> I mean I don't know. Like cute panties.
48:50
48:50 I mean I don't know. Like for all the
48:51
48:51 adults.
48:52
48:52 >> Even that sentence sounds wrong.
48:54
48:54 >> Hey, you got some cute You got some cute
48:56
48:56 [ __ ] panties, baby.
48:58
48:58 >> Well, yeah. If you say like that, I
49:00
49:00 mean, you sound like a [ __ ] drunken
49:02
49:02 trucker missing a tooth. Like, yeah,
49:04
49:04 dude. Like, come on.
49:06
49:06 >> How you supposed How you supposed to say
49:07
49:07 that word correctly? Hang on. Hang on.
49:09
49:09 Hey, I really like your panties.
49:13
49:13 >> Doesn't sound better. It doesn't sound
49:16
49:16 better.
49:17
49:17 >> I mean, I don't I mean, they sell pant
49:19
49:19 Isn't there panty sections in stores or
49:22
49:22 undergarments or whatever, you know? So,
49:24
49:24 but I mean, panties, what's what's wrong
49:26
49:26 with panties? I mean,
49:28
49:28 >> you're not screaming that out in a
49:29
49:29 [ __ ] playground in the afternoon. You
49:31
49:31 know what I'm saying?
49:33
49:33 >> Like,
49:34
49:34 hey, do you think the algorithm is going
49:36
49:36 to push this short out?
49:39
49:39 >> Uh, I hope they do. Yeah. I mean,
49:41
49:41 >> I want to know the opinions on panties.
49:43
49:43 Really?
49:44
49:44 All right, last one. Uh, ambrosia. How
49:48
49:48 do you feel about that one?
49:49
49:49 >> Ambrosia.
49:50
49:50 >> Wait, I don't even know what ambrosia
49:51
49:51 is. Is that like a
49:52
49:52 >> ambrosia?
49:54
49:54 What What does ambrosia again? Can I get
49:56
49:56 a definition?
49:56
49:56 >> I I'm not a dictionary, bro.
49:59
49:59 >> Okay. All right. You're not a
49:60
49:60 dictionary. Ambrosia doesn't bother me.
50:02
50:02 It just I would be going, "What does
50:04
50:04 that mean?"
50:04
50:04 >> Okay. I mean, yeah.
50:06
50:06 >> I would have thought bubbles. I feel
50:07
50:07 stupid by saying for saying that, but
50:11
50:11 >> I don't again I'm not like you. I'm not
50:12
50:12 a dictionary. Yeah, neither am I. All
50:14
50:14 right, good. That was it. Those are
50:15
50:15 those are all my follow-ups. I feel
50:18
50:18 satisfied. I can move on away from my
50:20
50:20 Seattle experience unless something pops
50:23
50:23 up within the next few days uh when
50:25
50:25 recording. If not, we'll see you in
50:26
50:26 September and I'll have more follow-up.
50:30
50:30 Joshua, let's move on to our final topic
50:32
50:32 for the week, falling out of love. Last
50:36
50:36 week, I gave you 10 questions that
50:38
50:38 people should fall in love with you
50:39
50:39 with. This week I'm going to give you
50:41
50:41 another 10 to end this beautiful get to
50:44
50:44 know us series. Um, so Joshua, are you
50:47
50:47 ready to go or do you have a question?
50:48
50:48 How are you feeling right now?
50:50
50:50 >> No, I'm I'm feeling great about this. I
50:52
50:52 feel like this is a lot of get to know
50:53
50:53 Joshua these last two episodes and um
50:56
50:56 hopefully I haven't offended anybody or
50:58
50:58 whatever, but
50:59
50:59 >> I'm sure we both have, so it's fine.
51:01
51:01 >> All right. I feel like I got to do one
51:02
51:02 of these for you. Maybe you should come
51:05
51:05 at you. Yeah, I got to come at you with
51:07
51:07 some [ __ ]
51:08
51:08 >> All right, fire away. Let's get it. What
51:10
51:10 is your favorite place you have never
51:13
51:13 visited?
51:14
51:14 >> Oh, favorite place I've never visited.
51:17
51:17 >> Uh, probably I don't know if it's a
51:18
51:18 favorite, but I still want to go to the
51:19
51:19 Grand Canyon. I know it's pretty easy to
51:21
51:21 access. It's close. Grand Canyon. That's
51:23
51:23 on the bucket list.
51:25
51:25 >> All right. Very cool. Uh, what is your
51:27
51:27 favorite thing about your hometown?
51:30
51:30 favorite thing about a hometown is
51:33
51:33 it's it's small enough to where you know
51:37
51:37 everybody.
51:39
51:39 Um,
51:41
51:41 so I I guess I like the comfort of not
51:43
51:43 the big city living because there's
51:46
51:46 something about too many beans. No, not
51:49
51:49 too many beans, but too many uh too many
51:52
51:52 sardines in a can. You know what I mean?
51:54
51:54 Just when people are on top of each
51:55
51:55 other, I
51:56
51:56 >> sardines in a can. I love that. like,
51:58
51:58 you know, you see those, again, this is
51:60
51:60 nothing against New York or some of
52:01
52:01 these big cities or even in uh San
52:02
52:02 Francisco. It's like when you're walking
52:04
52:04 down the street and there's just a lot
52:05
52:05 of people and there's just so much going
52:07
52:07 on. It's just it just it's pure chaos.
52:10
52:10 There's something about that atmosphere
52:11
52:11 that I don't really enjoy. It's it's too
52:14
52:14 much too much chaos. So, I I love living
52:17
52:17 in a smaller town because it doesn't
52:19
52:19 feel like chaos. It feels like a
52:20
52:20 controlled home feel,
52:24
52:24 you know, where you just kind of know
52:25
52:25 people and can talk and people have time
52:27
52:27 to have conversations. You know, most
52:29
52:29 big places people don't have time to
52:31
52:31 have conversation.
52:32
52:32 >> So, move on.
52:33
52:33 >> I feel you. All right, let's do another
52:35
52:35 one. Uh, what would your dream food
52:37
52:37 truck serve and what would it be called?
52:40
52:40 >> Oh, probably some badass sushi. like
52:43
52:43 fresh. Like maybe it's sitting on the
52:44
52:44 dock and the guy's in the back just
52:46
52:46 catching the fish and reeling it in and
52:48
52:48 just chopping it up.
52:49
52:49 >> Like straight living to dead.
52:52
52:52 >> Yeah. Like maybe they have a tube just
52:54
52:54 out in the middle of the ocean. Like
52:55
52:55 maybe like 16 tubes and they just suck
52:57
52:57 up the fish when they come by and land
52:58
52:58 in the truck and they're just like
53:00
53:00 dicing them up like
53:01
53:01 >> the freshest sushi by the way, which is
53:03
53:03 exactly how they did it at the sushi
53:05
53:05 restaurant. Just saying.
53:06
53:06 >> Yeah. Yeah, the probably the freshest
53:08
53:08 cuz I had I actually had sushi before I
53:10
53:10 got on tonight and it was it obviously
53:12
53:12 wasn't to the scale of the but it
53:15
53:15 >> Yeah, I mean but but it was super good.
53:17
53:17 So, and by all means it was reasonably
53:21
53:21 priced so I'm down with that.
53:24
53:24 >> So, probably sushi. Sushi's bomb.
53:25
53:25 >> All right. What would it be called?
53:27
53:27 >> Uh the sushi place. What would it be
53:29
53:29 called?
53:29
53:29 >> Yeah. What would it be called?
53:32
53:32 >> Uh Gimme Fish.
53:34
53:34 >> Oh, I love it. It's simple. It's clean.
53:36
53:36 And it works. All right. If you had a
53:38
53:38 signature snack, what would it be?
53:41
53:41 >> Um, Dum Dums.
53:44
53:44 >> Dum Dums. You really like Do you really
53:46
53:46 like Dum Dums? Is that Yeah.
53:49
53:49 >> Oh, I thought it was like what I would
53:50
53:50 call it again. Um,
53:52
53:52 >> no. What would your signature snack be?
53:54
53:54 >> Oh, my signature snack. Okay. What do I
53:56
53:56 snack on? You know, lately I've been
53:58
53:58 eating a lot of fruit. So, if I could
53:60
53:60 just have fresh fruit like raspberries,
54:02
54:02 blueberries, blackberries, strawberries,
54:05
54:05 um I would just say some bombass freshly
54:08
54:08 cut fruit because I think that would
54:10
54:10 could replace chips. I think it could
54:12
54:12 replace any candy,
54:14
54:14 >> you know, that's out there. Just
54:15
54:15 something something fresh. I think
54:17
54:17 >> fruit in general would be your signature
54:19
54:19 snack.
54:20
54:20 >> Yeah, absolutely. Fresh bum. Yeah, going
54:23
54:23 for that.
54:24
54:24 >> What about you? Um
54:26
54:26 >> my signature snack would probably be
54:28
54:28 cider. Hard cider. Uh, alcohol liquid.
54:30
54:30 Really? Yeah. Liquid.
54:32
54:32 >> You're
54:33
54:33 I'm sipping. I'm I'm eating my Yeah. I'm
54:38
54:38 drinking my snacks is what I should be
54:39
54:39 saying. Yes. Yes. Of course.
54:41
54:41 >> That works, right?
54:42
54:42 >> Yeah. I mean, people do it all the time
54:43
54:43 with smoothies and slushies, you know?
54:45
54:45 Why not me?
54:46
54:46 >> You just account for that in your diet.
54:47
54:47 Just I'm going to drink my calories.
54:49
54:49 >> Yeah, dude. Yeah. They did the smoothie
54:51
54:51 diet a long time ago. It was a craze. I
54:53
54:53 I've been there.
54:55
54:55 >> Yeah. Yeah, I don't know how true it is,
54:56
54:56 but I I heard that sugars break down
54:58
54:58 differently when they're blended up and
54:60
54:60 that's why people don't lose weight when
55:02
55:02 they blend up fruit as opposed to eat it
55:04
55:04 because there's something about the
55:05
55:05 fiber and the way the sugars break down
55:07
55:07 in your body.
55:07
55:07 >> Yeah. It's like the way you're supposed
55:09
55:09 to like the chewing is like the aspect
55:11
55:11 that like
55:12
55:12 >> helps break down the calories or some
55:14
55:14 [ __ ] like that. I don't know. I'm not a
55:16
55:16 dietitian. I don't know this [ __ ] man.
55:18
55:18 But you know what I do know? Uh what is
55:21
55:21 one way you have surprised yourself
55:23
55:23 recently, buddy?
55:25
55:25 One way I have surprised myself
55:29
55:29 lately, um, when I put my focus towards
55:34
55:34 something, the results
55:36
55:36 are usually much better. As in case the,
55:40
55:40 uh, the the song about the tire,
55:49
55:49 I love that. Okay. I mean, generally,
55:51
55:51 right, we put our focus and lately I've
55:53
55:53 been focusing on more things like
55:55
55:55 getting outside, getting more sun. I
55:56
55:56 feel better because of it. Um,
55:59
55:59 play more golf, just putting energy into
56:01
56:01 things that I feel like uh are more
56:03
56:03 physically, emotionally, just things
56:05
56:05 that are more rewarding. Um, but still
56:08
56:08 leaving room for like extra if it if it
56:12
56:12 pops up. So, but lately the focus has
56:16
56:16 just been kind of like getting more sun
56:18
56:18 and uh
56:20
56:20 taking more time to myself or whatever,
56:22
56:22 you know.
56:23
56:23 >> All right. Uh, what is your favorite
56:25
56:25 compliment you have ever given someone?
56:30
56:30 >> Oh, I thought they were going to say
56:32
56:32 somebody given me.
56:33
56:33 >> No, you have given to somebody.
56:35
56:35 >> That I have given somebody. Can I just
56:37
56:37 tell you what somebody told me one time?
56:40
56:40 >> How's that work?
56:40
56:40 >> I don't give a [ __ ] about what they told
56:42
56:42 you. I want to know what you've told
56:43
56:43 somebody. What is the best thing you've
56:45
56:45 ever told somebody that made them feel?
56:48
56:48 >> I'll probably love you.
56:49
56:49 >> Okay. I mean, that's simple. Sweet.
56:52
56:52 >> I mean, genuinely, not like I love you
56:53
56:53 and you know, it's like, hey, you know,
56:55
56:55 you're not even looking them in the eye.
56:56
56:56 >> Hey, I love you.
56:57
56:57 >> Hey, I love you, man. Whatever, bro. You
57:01
57:01 know, probably I love you, you know.
57:02
57:02 >> Okay. Yeah. A memorable I love you. I
57:05
57:05 feel that.
57:06
57:06 >> Mhm. Very true.
57:07
57:07 >> All right. Uh, what is your favorite
57:10
57:10 smell that deserves its own candle?
57:14
57:14 >> My favorite smell? Probably pineapple.
57:16
57:16 >> Okay. So, it's just a sole pineapple
57:19
57:19 scented candle. That's That's what you
57:20
57:20 think.
57:21
57:21 >> Yeah. I think I mean you think pineapple
57:23
57:23 you just I mean they're yummy. You know,
57:25
57:25 >> they are pretty good to be honest.
57:26
57:26 They're [ __ ] delicious.
57:27
57:27 >> So, a good smelling fresh pineapple that
57:30
57:30 you could just bite on. Again, I'm I'm
57:31
57:31 on the uh the fruit kick right now. So,
57:33
57:33 it's probably would be fruit.
57:34
57:34 >> That's true. Okay. Hey, I'm actually I
57:37
57:37 agree with you on this one. I would love
57:38
57:38 just a pineapple scented candle with a
57:41
57:41 wooden wick so it crackles a little bit.
57:43
57:43 Brother
57:45
57:45 >> right there. Nature's [ __ ] kester.
57:48
57:48 >> Um,
57:48
57:48 >> yeah.
57:49
57:49 >> What would you put inside a time capsule
57:51
57:51 from your current life?
57:55
57:55 >> Jesus. Maybe my little black book that I
57:58
57:58 write stuff in.
57:59
57:59 >> This one's gray, but I have a black one.
58:01
58:01 >> Um, so maybe that black book.
58:04
58:04 >> Uh, yeah. I mean, it might not have all
58:07
58:07 the secrets because that's another book.
58:09
58:09 Um, but
58:11
58:11 >> yeah.
58:12
58:12 >> Okay.
58:12
58:12 >> Probably probably a book. I mean, people
58:13
58:13 like good read. I mean, interesting
58:16
58:16 facts and stories and situations and
58:19
58:19 probably the probably the book.
58:20
58:20 >> Okay.
58:21
58:21 >> Last two questions, buddy. Last two
58:23
58:23 questions. Here you go. Number one, what
58:25
58:25 would make this year feel unforgettable?
58:29
58:29 >> Oh [ __ ] I think it's coming up. I'm
58:30
58:30 taking a vacation very soon. Um, got
58:33
58:33 some exciting other stuff going on.
58:36
58:36 Looking at houses. We're looking at uh
58:41
58:41 I think just being able to
58:44
58:44 like go on the vacation I want to go on
58:46
58:46 and and spend more time with my
58:47
58:47 girlfriend. And so I think it's just
58:50
58:50 maybe it's just human interaction is
58:52
58:52 what I'm looking forward to. More time
58:53
58:53 with people that I enjoy being around
58:55
58:55 with. That would make my my year more
58:57
58:57 memorable.
58:59
58:59 >> Okay. No, I feel that's good answer.
59:01
59:01 Last question. What is one memory you
59:04
59:04 would happily relive for five minutes?
59:10
59:10 >> Um gosh, that's like super personal
59:13
59:13 because I got like a bunch.
59:14
59:14 >> Um
59:15
59:15 >> Oh, I know.
59:16
59:16 >> Yeah, exactly. Right. Um probably one
59:19
59:19 one memory.
59:20
59:20 >> Yeah, one memory.
59:21
59:21 >> A fun one, an extreme one would probably
59:23
59:23 be me as a kid like riding my bike and
59:25
59:25 just jumping off a jump and like doing a
59:27
59:27 new trick for the first time. that
59:29
59:29 >> that awe and inspiration, that thing
59:31
59:31 that drives us all to do new things and
59:33
59:33 elevate and escalate and just be a
59:36
59:36 superhuman or feel like one in the
59:38
59:38 moment. Um, so probably be the time I
59:40
59:40 spent as a kid, which has transferred to
59:42
59:42 me as an adult.
59:44
59:44 >> So I'm still playing that out um
59:46
59:46 >> to this day.
59:47
59:47 >> It's not just a memory, it's how I live,
59:49
59:49 basically. So
59:50
59:50 >> uh can I run something by you real
59:52
59:52 quick? If I gave you the option to
59:55
59:55 relive the last moment that you were
59:59
59:59 truly a child during summer, do you
60:02
60:02 think you would take that like to be put
60:04
60:04 in like you wouldn't know what the
60:06
60:06 moment was, right? Cuz you don't
60:07
60:07 remember. You don't know when the last
60:08
60:08 moment you were as a true kid in that
60:10
60:10 last like, hey, this is summer vacation,
60:13
60:13 right? Would you want to relive that
60:14
60:14 moment?
60:17
60:17 >> That's the only option I have.
60:18
60:18 >> Yeah. or to relive just that moment.
60:22
60:22 >> Yeah. To
60:22
60:22 >> relive the final moment of you as a
60:25
60:25 child in summer. Like you didn't know it
60:27
60:27 was your final childhood moment, but
60:29
60:29 that would be it.
60:30
60:30 >> I will put it into context like this
60:32
60:32 because I because there's lots of things
60:34
60:34 I do not remember. Um I would happily
60:39
60:39 take that option. I wouldn't want to go
60:42
60:42 back there and stay there like relive
60:44
60:44 the life I've lived. Like I'm certainly
60:46
60:46 happy to have gotten where I am, but to
60:49
60:49 be put in that situation again just to
60:51
60:51 maybe because I don't even done so many
60:54
60:54 things. Um, sure I would I would take on
60:58
60:58 that that fun little challenge just to
61:01
61:01 kind of go into VR and just experiencing
61:03
61:03 the smells and the sense to be in that
61:04
61:04 moment. Yeah, that'd be interesting to
61:06
61:06 to what my body carboncopied into my
61:09
61:09 brain as that is the best thing. Sure.
61:12
61:12 That would be interesting and
61:13
61:13 interesting moment to relive cuz I
61:15
61:15 probably remember it different than it
61:16
61:16 happened.
61:17
61:17 >> So,
61:18
61:18 >> or maybe you don't even remember it at
61:20
61:20 all.
61:21
61:21 >> Mhm.
61:21
61:21 >> Maybe the your last childhood summer was
61:24
61:24 you in the back of a car being
61:26
61:26 kidnapped, taken away to a fortune, uh,
61:29
61:29 and some lucky numbers. Joshua, let's
61:32
61:32 end this episode. Let's give the people
61:33
61:33 what they really, really want.
61:36
61:36 >> Let's do some fun finds. Let's hit them
61:37
61:37 with some fortunes. Let's go home in a
61:40
61:40 timely manner. Joshua has to wake up in
61:42
61:42 like 30 minutes. It is insane the
61:45
61:45 commitment that he's doing right now.
61:47
61:47 >> Get up at 4 in the morning, dude. Have a
61:49
61:49 good [ __ ] time. This is what I'm
61:50
61:50 talking about. Spend the energy on [ __ ]
61:51
61:51 like that.
61:52
61:52 >> Get the [ __ ] chat with us out of
61:53
61:53 here.
61:54
61:54 >> Most people would hate that. Um, but I'm
61:56
61:56 loving it. Whatever. Get over it. Yeah,
61:58
61:58 you are.
61:58
61:58 >> Um, okay. So, this is not the end cuz
62:02
62:02 you're going to have to stay tuned to
62:03
62:03 next episode because I'm going to show
62:05
62:05 off the mega find from my $91 spend at
62:10
62:10 Target.
62:11
62:11 >> I can't wait. I'm excited for that one.
62:13
62:13 >> I mean, this is a super haul and I hope
62:16
62:16 you guys tune in for next week because
62:18
62:18 um it's going to be a [ __ ] monster
62:19
62:19 one. Just throwing it out there right
62:20
62:20 now. Teaser. Um so, so much of a
62:23
62:23 monster. I got to show off two. I got
62:25
62:25 these two bunkos right here. Both of
62:28
62:28 these are from the um the uh mystery or
62:31
62:31 uh what is it called? That movie I went
62:33
62:33 and saw.
62:34
62:34 >> He-Man. He-Man. Joshua. He-Man. It says
62:37
62:37 the [ __ ] name.
62:38
62:38 >> He-Man right there. Yeah. He He-Man. But
62:39
62:39 don't they call it Is it called He-Man?
62:41
62:41 Whatever. I got this one at 50% off.
62:43
62:43 [ __ ] this thing was like $3 or
62:46
62:46 whatever it was. When I found it that
62:47
62:47 the cashier didn't even know what to It
62:49
62:49 was It was on the shelf so long she had
62:51
62:51 to key in like $3 for it. Um it's like
62:55
62:55 worth like six, I think. So, if you guys
62:57
62:57 want to look it up, I don't I don't have
62:58
62:58 a button for this, but poor old He-Man.
63:01
63:01 You didn't make it in a Funko. The movie
63:03
63:03 kind of wasn't so great, like I said.
63:05
63:05 Um, but I also got this one right next
63:07
63:07 to it because you can't get one without
63:08
63:08 the other like I did with Superman and
63:10
63:10 Lois. Uh, forget it was last episode,
63:12
63:12 but I got He-Man's little uh little baby
63:15
63:15 tiger, this thing that he rides. Um,
63:17
63:17 which is pretty cool. This is a flocked
63:18
63:18 one.
63:19
63:19 >> This is one of those things that isn't
63:20
63:20 worth like a ton of money either. Um,
63:22
63:22 you guys can look it up. Um, like I
63:25
63:25 said, I'm more interested in next week's
63:26
63:26 episode when I just I Santa empties his
63:30
63:30 bag
63:31
63:31 >> next week about that.
63:33
63:33 >> About to unload.
63:34
63:34 >> Yeah.
63:34
63:34 >> But those are my fun finds.
63:35
63:35 >> Nice, man. Hey, I got two fun finds for
63:38
63:38 everybody this week. I saw the Grou and
63:40
63:40 Mandalorian this week and uh let me just
63:42
63:42 say it was okay. I was kind of
63:45
63:45 disappointed with it. They basically
63:47
63:47 took every climax from what every
63:49
63:49 episode was probably going to be and
63:51
63:51 smooshed it into a movie. And that's how
63:53
63:53 I felt about it. But with that being
63:55
63:55 said, I have two things. The first one
63:57
63:57 I'm going to show off is not from The
63:58
63:58 Mandalorian. Uh, but it is this bitty
64:00
64:00 pop of Luke Skywalker and his speeder.
64:04
64:04 Look at that bad boy right there. Boom.
64:06
64:06 Bada bing, bada boom. And finally, this
64:09
64:09 bad boy I've been waiting for. I saw it
64:11
64:11 was announced and I finally found it at
64:12
64:12 your favorite place, Tar. Here it is.
64:15
64:15 This is the Mandalorian uh with Grou and
64:19
64:19 his little starf fighter. So, I'm very
64:21
64:21 excited about this. I'm gonna put this
64:22
64:22 one in my little town right there. So,
64:24
64:24 those are my fun finds for the week,
64:25
64:25 buddy. Uh do we have a fortune? Do we
64:27
64:27 have any of that this week? Like, what?
64:29
64:29 >> Okay, so if you guys didn't hear, um I'm
64:32
64:32 This is the last time I'm showing these
64:33
64:33 off because the boxes are empty. I just
64:35
64:35 had to show it off. And Misfortune, you
64:37
64:37 still have not contacted us, at least as
64:38
64:38 I know. Um these are gone. Some of these
64:41
64:41 fortunes were empty. I do not have any
64:44
64:44 more of these. And it'd be cool if uh
64:46
64:46 Misfortune hooked us up, but we may be
64:48
64:48 be Oh, we might be like a hundred
64:50
64:50 episodes away from them actually
64:51
64:51 sponsoring us. So, we'll see. Um, but
64:54
64:54 thanks. Anyways, so I did one better. I
64:57
64:57 uh went downstairs and I found three
64:59
64:59 actual fortune cookies.
65:02
65:02 >> Back to the OGs.
65:04
65:04 >> Back to OG cookies. Coming full circle.
65:07
65:07 Um, first watch us, we do cookies. And
65:10
65:10 uh Sean, I got three cookies here. Which
65:11
65:11 one you want? You want one in the
65:14
65:14 middle. You want the one on the over
65:16
65:16 here.
65:16
65:16 >> It's always the one near the Funkos.
65:18
65:18 Always the one near the Funkos. That's
65:19
65:19 where that's where my eye gets drawn to.
65:21
65:21 So, let's do that one. And when you look
65:23
65:23 at those ones, buddy, do they have lucky
65:25
65:25 numbers on the back? Uh, when you open
65:26
65:26 that,
65:27
65:27 >> if they do, these are the Super K ones.
65:29
65:29 So, I think sometimes the Super K
65:31
65:31 cookies have numbers, and we'll find out
65:33
65:33 right now.
65:34
65:34 >> We'll get a twofer from Joshua this
65:35
65:35 week, which means I won't have to look
65:37
65:37 up lucky numbers, which would be really
65:39
65:39 helpful because I didn't have that tab
65:40
65:40 open. Oh, there is numbers on the back,
65:43
65:43 but I don't think it's a full set. So,
65:45
65:45 you'll have to figure u maybe make up
65:47
65:47 your own
65:48
65:48 >> dealer's choice for whatever the the
65:49
65:49 ones that are missing. So, Joshua,
65:51
65:51 what's the fortune? Let's get it.
65:53
65:53 >> Okay. So, the fortune I got for you and
65:55
65:55 everybody listening for episode uh 146
65:58
65:58 is a loved one's presence brings peace
66:02
66:02 to your soul.
66:04
66:04 >> Oh, I was waiting for the other shoe to
66:06
66:06 drop. I'm so used to Misfortunes being
66:08
66:08 like a loved one's presence is a foot in
66:11
66:11 your balls, you know, some [ __ ] like
66:12
66:12 that, right?
66:13
66:13 >> Kicked to the nuts.
66:14
66:14 >> Kicked to the nuts. That was nice
66:16
66:16 though. That was nice. It's a good way
66:17
66:17 to good way to end this episode.
66:18
66:18 >> Do you want numbers?
66:19
66:19 >> Yeah, let's hit them with the numbers.
66:21
66:21 How many numbers are there?
66:22
66:22 >> Okay, so we got uh one, two, three,
66:24
66:24 four, five. We got six. So,
66:26
66:26 >> all right. So, everybody can dealer's
66:27
66:27 choice for the seventh number. It's up
66:29
66:29 to you.
66:30
66:30 >> All right. Here are your lucky numbers
66:31
66:31 for this episode. 27 8 24 19 35 and 51.
66:41
66:41 >> Pick your own super.
66:42
66:42 >> Pick your own super, baby. There you go.
66:45
66:45 >> Dealer's choice. I love it.
66:46
66:46 >> Those are your numbers for this episode.
66:48
66:48 >> Joshua, thank you so much for giving us
66:49
66:49 the lucky numbers and the fortune and
66:51
66:51 everything else. But now I got to rely
66:52
66:52 on you to do one last thing for the
66:54
66:54 people this week on August 11th or
66:56
66:56 August 12th that whatever this date is,
66:58
66:58 whatever this [ __ ] episode, this
66:60
66:60 short whatever this is comes out. Buddy,
67:02
67:02 >> exactly.
67:05
67:05 >> Give the people their final weekly
67:07
67:07 motivation, your Monday monologue, your
67:11
67:11 your shrimp cocktail to to my barbecued
67:15
67:15 steak. I'm just kind of ranting here. I
67:17
67:17 just I just need you to to fill in the
67:19
67:19 blanks. Joshua, let the people have it.
67:22
67:22 >> All right. Well, everybody, uh this was
67:24
67:24 another fun episode. I hope you hung in
67:26
67:26 there. And I would imagine if this is
67:29
67:29 Monday and you're seeing this just now,
67:31
67:31 I think I said happy birthday last week.
67:33
67:33 Well, once again, I'm just going to give
67:35
67:35 you another happy birthday this week. I
67:37
67:37 wish all of you guys well and uh we will
67:40
67:40 see you next week on episode 147. Go
67:43
67:43 check out the website.
67:44
67:44 >> Yeah, dude. Hey, I didn't say it this
67:47
67:47 episode, but happy birthday, Joshua. I'm
67:49
67:49 glad to be a part of your life. mean a
67:51
67:51 lot to me and I can't wait to do another
67:53
67:53 at least 15 more of these with you
67:55
67:55 before I retire. Uh so we'll see about
67:57
67:57 that. Uh but ladies and gentlemen, thank
67:59
67:59 you. So thank you so much for watching.
68:01
68:01 Thank you so much for listening. We do
68:02
68:02 really appreciate all the new people who
68:04
68:04 have come in. And if you've left because
68:06
68:06 whatever uh we appreciated you stopping
68:09
68:09 by. Uh but Joshua, before I leave you, I
68:12
68:12 do have one last thing for you. Are you
68:15
68:15 ready?
68:16
68:16 >> I'm ready.
68:16
68:16 >> All right. Did you hear about why the
68:19
68:19 [ __ ] Refresh that. Hang on. Joshua, did
68:22
68:22 you hear why the stadium got so hot
68:25
68:25 after the game?
68:27
68:27 >> I did not.
68:29
68:29 >> Well, it's because all the fans left.
68:34
68:34 >> Ladies and gentlemen, we will see you
68:37
68:37 next week. Deuces.
69:05
69:05 my part. It's fine.
69:06
69:06 >> No, it is delayed.
69:07
69:07 >> Okay,
69:08
69:08 >> I'm delayed.
69:11
69:11 >> You're going to be You're going to be
69:11
69:11 all right.
69:12
69:12 >> Come back. No, you'll be fine. We'll
69:14
69:14 just [ __ ] it. We'll go with it. It'll
69:15
69:15 It'll work itself out like it did last
69:17
69:17 episode. You'll be fine. My snaps.
69:21
69:21 >> All right. We good. We good. We good.
69:24
69:24 >> Yeah. Sure.
