Sorry For The Delay | EP.150 | DC Ghosts, Demon Cats & Lightning McQueen


This week, Joshua returns from Washington DC with nearly 70 miles of walking, 800 photos he barely shows anyone & enough museum mileage to qualify as a historical artifact himself, while Sean celebrates 150 episodes with a fall cocktail and an increasingly serious Lightning McQueen blind-box problem (the hippie van remains at large.). Then it’s airplane pet peeves, haunted DC legends, Destiny 2 completionism, eight Dungeon Crawler Carl audiobooks & the official launch of Sorry For The Scare. Enjoy the show!


-WHAT’S IN OUR CUP-

Sean: Fall cocktail with Appleton Estate 12-year rum, apple brandy, blood orange soda & ginger beer, followed by Excelsior Passion Fruit & Pineapple

Joshua: Whiskey with apple, cinnamon & caramelized sugar

-RECIPES-

Sean’s Fall Cocktail:
• ½ oz Appleton Estate 12-year rum
• ½ oz apple brandy
• 1 oz blood orange soda
• top with ginger beer

Joshua’s Apple Cinnamon Whiskey:
• whiskey
• apple
• cinnamon
• caramelized sugar

-AI SONG OF THE WEEK-

AI Song Of The Week: “Lost In Time” (Presented by Joshua.)

-CHAT WITH US-

• DC Bittersweet
• Ghosts Of DC
• Destiny Crawl
• 20-Year Review

-CHAPTERS-

00:00 EP.150 Intro, First Episode Back & Milestone Energy

02:28 What’s In Our Cup - Apple Whiskey & Fall In A Cup

05:03 Airplane Pet Peeves, Reclining Seats & Vacation Glow

12:49 Cars Blind Boxes & Lightning McQueen Day

15:06 Chat With Us - DC, Ghosts, Destiny & Cars

15:49 DC Bittersweet - 70 Miles, Museums & 800 Photos

26:41 Ghosts Of DC - Old Stone House, Ford’s Theatre & Demon Cats

34:53 AI Song Of The Week - “Lost In Time”

40:29 Destiny Crawl - Eververse Shaders & Dungeon Crawler Carl

47:28 20-Year Review - Cars, Lightning McQueen & The Missing Hippie Van

49:50 Fun Finds - Skeletor, Walter White & Skully

55:42 Dirty Fortune, Lucky Numbers & EP.150 Sendoff

60:24 Sorry For The Scare - 31 Days Of October Drawings

-SOUND BITES-

• “If you see like half of an ice cube, the other part hit the Titanic.” - Joshua documenting the final moments of his drink’s structural integrity.

• “Joshua, it tastes like fall in a cup.” - Sean achieving seasonal enlightenment through a ghost mug.

• “If you’re still glowing and work hasn’t brought you down yet, then you know what? We’re not working you hard enough.” - Vacation recovery officially canceled.

• “Stop talking about your damn dolphins.” - The welcome-back meeting has concluded.

• “I took over like 800 pictures on this trip.” - Joshua producing enough evidence to show approximately three of them.

• “If I tell everybody to close their eyes and I walk around naked, does that mean I’m invisible?” - Ghost research takes an immediate methodological turn.

• “There’s got to be some souls in there, dude.” - Sean reviewing the Capitol’s paranormal occupancy rate.

• “I have collected every single Eververse shader offered in that engram.” - Destiny completionism reaching ceremonial levels.

• “Cars has taken over my life.” - Sean identifying the problem several blind boxes after everyone else.

• “I’m hammered off ghost juice over here.” - Episode 150 crossing the finish line with dignity nearby.

-FORTUNE & FINDS-

Fortune: You will derive satisfaction from trying new things. Mostly, yeah, you know it. Butt stuff.

Lucky Numbers: 2, 35, 63, 66, 69, 17, 24

Fun Finds / Value Finds:

Joshua: Skeletor Funko found at Ross for $6.99 with a reported eBay value around $11.43, plus a Walter White Breaking Bad Funko purchased for $14.99 with a reported value of $21.70.

Sean: Two Skully Funkos, one relaxing in a floaty & one riding a surfboard. Sorry For The Delay remains extremely not sponsored by Funko.

(Community Shoutout: Episode 150 officially launches Sorry For The Scare, a 31-day October drawing challenge inviting listeners to join Sean in creating something by hand every day.)


Transcript

 

00:00 Welcome to episode 150 of Sorry for the

00:03

00:03 Delay. I'm your editor, Mia. This week,

00:06

00:06 Joshua returns from Washington DC with

00:08

00:08 nearly 70 m of walking, 800 photos he

00:11

00:11 barely shows anyone, and enough museum

00:14

00:14 mileage to qualify as a historical

00:16

00:16 artifact himself. While Sean celebrates

00:19

00:19 150 episodes with a fall cocktail and an

00:22

00:22 increasingly serious Lightning McQueen

00:24

00:24 blind box problem, the hippie van

00:26

00:26 remains at large. Then its airplane

00:28

00:28 [music] pet peeves, haunted DC legends,

00:31

00:31 Destiny 2 talk, and eight dungeon

00:33

00:33 crawler Carl audiobooks [music] somehow

00:35

00:35 becoming the healthier obsession. Enjoy

00:37

00:37 the show.

00:38

00:38 >> Hello and welcome to another episode of

00:41

00:41 Sorry for the Delay. We are your hosts.

00:43

00:43 My name is Sean. Right over there is the

00:46

00:46 always late, the may curious uh Joshua

00:50

00:50 himself, buddy. This is episode

00:54

00:54 150. 150 episodes. I didn't think we'd

00:56

00:56 make it. over here. I can't believe it.

00:58

00:58 Uh, but buddy, like I do every single

01:01

01:01 freaking week, how are you doing this

01:03

01:03 week, my dude?

01:05

01:05 >> Hey Sean, thank you for asking. And, um,

01:07

01:07 I always like to acknowledge the

01:08

01:08 listeners and the new subscribers as we

01:11

01:11 get into this. I hope everybody is also

01:13

01:13 doing well because I'm doing well,

01:16

01:16 everybody. If you didn't know, I got

01:19

01:19 back from a vacation that we're going to

01:21

01:21 get into later on in the episode, which

01:23

01:23 should be fun. Um, so if you're

01:26

01:26 watching, yes, this is my all natural

01:29

01:29 glow. I've been kissed many of times uh

01:32

01:32 over the last few days. And

01:35

01:35 >> [laughter]

01:35

01:35 >> uh it's been the sun, nobody else. Uh

01:38

01:38 sorry. Uh yeah, but um yeah, dude, I

01:41

01:41 feel good. I hope everybody listening,

01:42

01:42 everybody watching is feeling good as

01:43

01:43 well. Summer's coming to a close. Um but

01:46

01:46 we're still having a good time on the

01:48

01:48 show as we always do. Um heck yeah.

01:50

01:50 Without further ado, I'm feeling good.

01:52

01:52 Sean,

01:53

01:53 >> should we get into it? Should we start

01:54

01:54 sipping?

01:55

01:55 >> Let's get into it, buddy. I know our

01:56

01:56 cups have been sitting here for a little

01:58

01:58 while. Uh, we had to do some behind

01:59

01:59 thescenes tech issues again. Uh, this is

02:02

02:02 our first episode back, a little behind

02:04

02:04 the baseball. First episode back in

02:05

02:05 about a month. Uh, Joshua and I have

02:07

02:07 been uh doing our thing for the the

02:10

02:10 September August season. Uh, so this is

02:12

02:12 our first official one. So, buddy, I'm

02:13

02:13 glad to be here with you. I'm happy

02:15

02:15 we're back together in the studio and

02:16

02:16 uh, you know, doing our thing. But for

02:19

02:19 those of you who are new here, hello.

02:20

02:20 Hi. Welcome. Uh we do this thing here

02:23

02:23 every week and uh Joshua's going to

02:25

02:25 introduce it by showing us what's inside

02:26

02:26 of his cup. Buddy, what is in your cup?

02:28

02:28 What are you sipping on? [laughter]

02:30

02:30 >> All right. Uh we again, we hinted at it,

02:32

02:32 but we're not going to talk too much

02:33

02:33 about it. The what is in my cup is a lot

02:37

02:37 more of what it wasn't wasn't before we

02:39

02:39 started.

02:41

02:41 >> If you see like half of an ice cube, the

02:44

02:44 other part hit the Titanic. That's why

02:46

02:46 it's missing. Um, [laughter]

02:49

02:49 so this thing's just kind of floating

02:51

02:51 around. But this this whiskey drink

02:54

02:54 right here is a apple, cinnamon, and

02:58

02:58 sugar. I I roasted the sugar, so I

03:00

03:00 caramelized the sugar. No smoke in this

03:02

03:02 one. So, uh, the smoke is all cleared.

03:05

03:05 >> Uh, but this is my whiskey, apple,

03:07

03:07 cinnamon, and sugar. Tasty little

03:09

03:09 beverage with my tiny little ice cube.

03:12

03:12 Uh, if you haven't had one of these or

03:13

03:13 are interested in getting yourself a

03:14

03:14 little whiskey kit, it's it's pretty

03:16

03:16 cool. Um, but cheers, buddy. This is my

03:19

03:19 whiskey and apple uh sugary cinnamon

03:22

03:22 drink. What are you sipping on over

03:23

03:23 there for this episode?

03:24

03:24 >> I love it. I love it. Uh, if the AI

03:26

03:26 could give us a name for Joshua's little

03:28

03:28 cinnamon whiskey drink, I'd appreciate

03:29

03:29 that. Thank you so much, AI. Uh, but

03:32

03:32 yeah,

03:32

03:32 >> buddy, I have uh this ex [laughter] I

03:35

03:35 was going to say ex Yes, it is. Uh,

03:38

03:38 excelsior. I was going to say Excalibur,

03:41

03:41 which made me laugh, but excelsior. Uh,

03:43

03:43 passion fruit and pineapple. I already

03:45

03:45 opened. that's in my cup over here. But

03:46

03:46 on top of that, buddy, on top of that,

03:48

03:48 that's that's like my halfway drink, you

03:50

03:50 know. I'm sipping on something very

03:52

03:52 special today. Uh because it is episode

03:54

03:54 150. It's it's a pretty big milestone

03:56

03:56 for us. We've done this for 150

03:57

03:57 episodes. We kind of know what we're

03:59

03:59 doing now. We're getting into the the

04:00

04:00 the gallop of things, right? Uh so, I

04:03

04:03 made myself uh a little bit of a uh a

04:05

04:05 little bit of a concoction here in my

04:07

04:07 new ghost mug. There you go. There's a

04:09

04:09 screenshot for you, Mia. Uh but what is

04:11

04:11 inside of it? I wrote in my notes here,

04:12

04:12 so give me a second here because I got

04:13

04:13 to read them so I don't forget. Uh there

04:15

04:15 is half an ounce of Appleton Estate

04:17

04:17 12-year. Okay. Half an ounce of apple

04:20

04:20 brandy, 1 oz blood orange soda, and then

04:22

04:22 you top it off with a little bit of

04:24

04:24 ginger beer. And buddy, it's diluted a

04:26

04:26 little bit. So, here we go. A little

04:27

04:27 sippy sip.

04:30

04:30 [snorts]

04:32

04:32 Joshua, it tastes like fall in a cup.

04:36

04:36 So, it's beautiful. I love it. That's

04:38

04:38 what I'm sipping on today, buddy. Cheers

04:39

04:39 to you. You like my ghost? Reminds me of

04:42

04:42 you.

04:42

04:42 >> I do like your ghost, actually. He goes

04:44

04:44 pretty cool.

04:45

04:45 >> I wish it was a little bigger though.

04:46

04:46 It's a tiny cup. Are your hands really

04:48

04:48 big?

04:48

04:48 >> I'm just a big man, buddy. I'm a big big

04:51

04:51 strong man.

04:52

04:52 >> Got big hands.

04:53

04:53 >> Both apply.

04:54

04:54 >> I wish I could I wish I could suck out

04:55

04:55 of his hand. Like

04:58

04:58 >> I don't think anybody wishes that to be

04:60

04:60 honest.

05:00

05:00 >> I wish I [ __ ] could. Come at me, bro.

05:03

05:03 >> Uh, okay. While you continue to sip on

05:05

05:05 that, Sean, I do have, and if you're

05:07

05:07 brand [clears throat] new here,

05:08

05:08 sometimes we go over these like uh

05:10

05:10 question of the days or pet peeves. Um,

05:13

05:13 so I have two and they kind of are

05:16

05:16 combined. The first pet peeve or kind of

05:19

05:19 question I want to ask you and some of

05:21

05:21 the listeners

05:22

05:22 >> when it comes to traveling specifically

05:25

05:25 in an airplane,

05:27

05:27 >> okay,

05:27

05:27 >> is there anything? Is there anything

05:30

05:30 that bothers you like the most that is

05:32

05:32 going to just crawl on your skin and

05:33

05:33 just really just

05:35

05:35 >> get you going? And um it can't just be a

05:39

05:39 short flight like a like a one hour like

05:41

05:41 I went on a five hour flight so we we

05:43

05:43 got to talk about an extended amount of

05:45

05:45 seat time. Is there anything This is

05:47

05:47 where we're going to start and I have

05:48

05:48 another one after this. Um is there

05:50

05:50 anything that specifically bothers you

05:53

05:53 pet peeve on a flight?

05:55

05:55 >> Okay. Um All right. I'll start off with

05:58

05:58 so for me I just want to start with this

05:60

05:60 one. This is not a pet peeve of mine

06:02

06:02 because everybody would assume that it

06:04

06:04 would be but it's not for me. uh kids

06:06

06:06 crying on airplanes. I don't really care

06:08

06:08 for that. Like I it's not a pet peeve.

06:10

06:10 Like, you know, I don't get upset by it.

06:12

06:12 It's just like they're kids. They can't

06:14

06:14 control that, right? So, I do not take

06:16

06:16 that.

06:16

06:16 >> Or can they? I mean, I don't know.

06:18

06:18 >> Who knows? Maybe they can. But I don't

06:20

06:20 think of that as a pet peeve. So, right

06:21

06:21 off the bat,

06:22

06:22 >> okay,

06:22

06:22 >> the one thing I do not

06:26

06:26 the thing that irks me is

06:28

06:28 >> people who don't listen to the

06:30

06:30 stewardists, uh, like when they have to

06:32

06:32 put their tables upright or turn off

06:34

06:34 their phones or put headphones on, like

06:37

06:37 when they inconvenience the stewardists

06:40

06:40 in any type of way, that pisses me off

06:42

06:42 cuz they're just trying to do a job and

06:44

06:44 they're trying to make sure everybody

06:45

06:45 does it safely, right? And if you're

06:47

06:47 just undermining them or treating them

06:48

06:48 like [  ] then you can go [  ]

06:50

06:50 yourself. I'll push you off this goddamn

06:51

06:51 plane right now. Like that is one of my

06:54

06:54 pet peeves. So I would say that for

06:57

06:57 sure.

06:57

06:57 >> Okay. No, that's perfect because that I

06:59

06:59 I believe that did fall in the like top

07:02

07:02 five, top 10

07:03

07:03 >> uh of pet peeves. Let me just throw out

07:05

07:05 a couple for you because I just spent

07:07

07:07 some time on a 5-h hour flight.

07:09

07:09 >> I'm not saying any of these specifically

07:12

07:12 happened to me, but

07:14

07:14 >> this is a thing that people get annoyed

07:15

07:15 by. Number one, uh, you know,

07:18

07:18 occasionally on these long flights, you

07:19

07:19 get food. People who chew with their

07:21

07:21 mouth open,

07:23

07:23 >> who, for some reason lose their ma

07:25

07:25 manners at 30,000 feet in the air. They

07:27

07:27 just forget,

07:28

07:28 >> you know, airplanes and and you should

07:30

07:30 not be slopping your lips and food

07:32

07:32 should not be falling out of your mouth

07:33

07:33 on an airplane especially. So, uh,

07:35

07:35 there's that.

07:36

07:36 >> Makes sense. Yeah.

07:38

07:38 The other one is somebody who's sitting

07:41

07:41 behind you kicking your seat for perhaps

07:43

07:43 again you're on a plane for five hours.

07:46

07:46 You get that one little kick that could

07:47

07:47 be annoying. Definitely be annoying.

07:49

07:49 Yeah.

07:50

07:50 >> And then the other one which I thought

07:52

07:52 was kind of interesting because it is a

07:54

07:54 convenience and the airplanes do offer

07:56

07:56 it, but it it popped up as like a pet

07:58

07:58 peeve of flyers

07:60

07:60 >> is um people who recline their seat back

08:03

08:03 too far.

08:05

08:05 >> No. Nah, it's not a pet peeve for me

08:08

08:08 because

08:08

08:08 >> this is controversial. This is

08:09

08:09 controversial.

08:10

08:10 >> Listen, if you if you pay for a seat

08:12

08:12 where you can recline and you're

08:14

08:14 reclining your seat at appropriate

08:16

08:16 times, right, there are designated times

08:18

08:18 when you can recline that seat back,

08:20

08:20 then go for it. Go for it. Okay. Is it

08:23

08:23 annoying to have a seat in front of you

08:26

08:26 that is reclined all the way back? It is

08:29

08:29 to an extent, right? It's a mild

08:31

08:31 inconvenience. It's not taking up your

08:33

08:33 entire section. uh if it is fly first

08:36

08:36 class. I don't know what to tell you.

08:37

08:37 You know, other than that, like there's

08:40

08:40 specific times to do it. And if you're

08:42

08:42 doing it within those times, it's not a

08:43

08:43 it's not going to bug me. And if it bugs

08:46

08:46 you, you have other problems and other

08:48

08:48 things to deal with. So, it's not not a

08:50

08:50 pet peeve for me. Calling it right now.

08:53

08:53 >> Okay. Um can I say one more thing about

08:55

08:55 the airplane ride that I was on?

08:57

08:57 >> Yeah, of course.

08:58

08:58 >> Uh I I don't have Apple TV, but I just

09:00

09:00 discovered this is this is random. I

09:02

09:02 just discovered uh the show Severance.

09:05

09:05 Have you heard of this show?

09:06

09:06 >> Oh, yes, I have. Joshua, are did you

09:08

09:08 finish it? Did you watch season one or

09:10

09:10 what? Did you

09:11

09:11 >> get to

09:12

09:12 >> Okay, so I got all the way up to So, I

09:14

09:14 was on a 5 hour flight like I mentioned.

09:16

09:16 I got up to maybe episode was like five

09:19

09:19 or six and I may have dozed off in

09:20

09:20 between episode like two and three. So,

09:23

09:23 there's some parts that is missing for

09:24

09:24 [laughter] me, but I don't have Apple

09:26

09:26 TV.

09:27

09:27 >> I know, I know, I know. I got pretty

09:29

09:29 deep into it, so I know some things that

09:30

09:30 h and I don't want to spoil it for

09:31

09:31 anybody, but [snorts] for one, that show

09:33

09:33 is really good despite me falling

09:35

09:35 asleep.

09:36

09:36 >> And two, this is giving me a whole

09:38

09:38 reason to take advantage of Apple's like

09:41

09:41 month free or week free of of just being

09:43

09:43 able to just like use it and see a show.

09:46

09:46 Um, but if you haven't seen it,

09:49

09:49 definitely watch it. It's a trip, man.

09:51

09:51 It's a it's a really good show.

09:53

09:53 >> Yeah, honestly, Apple TV has some pretty

09:56

09:56 underrated shows, man. Uh, if you ever

09:58

09:58 get the chance, watch Ted Lasso, dude.

09:60

09:60 That's That show is so I

10:02

10:02 >> haven't seen that either. That's a good

10:02

10:02 one.

10:03

10:03 >> You It's right up your alley, dude.

10:04

10:04 You're all about [ __ ] inspiration and

10:06

10:06 like being one with yourself and stuff

10:08

10:08 like that show, dude. It will it'll take

10:11

10:11 it'll take you for a ride, buddy. It's

10:13

10:13 great. It's a great show.

10:14

10:14 >> So, I'm glad you're glad you're kicked

10:16

10:16 up. So, that's cool.

10:17

10:17 >> Yeah. Yeah. So, I'm going to do that.

10:18

10:18 Sorry, that was a side tangent, but my

10:20

10:20 my second this is like like pet peeve

10:22

10:22 2.0, you know, you know, because it's it

10:24

10:24 comes off of the vac because I'm just

10:26

10:26 coming off of one. Like I said, um

10:28

10:28 people who come back to work

10:31

10:31 >> having just gone on vacation with like a

10:34

10:34 positive and good attitude and feeling

10:36

10:36 great and feeling good and wanting to

10:38

10:38 like share that, you know, like wanting

10:41

10:41 to be like

10:42

10:42 >> like how you doing, man? You're like,

10:43

10:43 you know what? I feel so good. I feel

10:44

10:44 so, you know, like cuz like me, I'm

10:46

10:46 always kind of like upbeat and all that.

10:48

10:48 Mhm.

10:49

10:49 >> Would does this bother you at all when

10:51

10:51 people come back and you just been on

10:52

10:52 that grind for say they left for two

10:54

10:54 weeks and and you've been grinding doing

10:55

10:55 their job?

10:56

10:56 >> I see the opposite way. Got it. Okay, I

10:58

10:58 get you.

10:59

10:59 >> Correct. Yeah. Like does this annoy you

11:01

11:01 when people come back from a vacation

11:04

11:04 and just are [ __ ] too happy?

11:06

11:06 >> Does this bother you? Like like get cuz

11:10

11:10 I think at that point like I think if

11:12

11:12 like you came back so Joshua let's say

11:13

11:13 we're working together, right? And you

11:15

11:15 went on your you went on your monthlong

11:16

11:16 vacation, right? you had the time of

11:17

11:17 your [ __ ] life. I'm there grinding.

11:19

11:19 I'm shoveling the coal, right? I'm

11:21

11:21 burning. I'm sweating. And you came back

11:23

11:23 and you're like, "Sean, I had the

11:24

11:24 greatest time." And I I'll sit there and

11:26

11:26 I'll listen to you and I'll be like,

11:27

11:27 "Okay, man. That's really cool." Like,

11:28

11:28 "I'm glad you have this positive outlook

11:30

11:30 on life." Um, and then I would kind of

11:32

11:32 let it go. And then I think if you were

11:34

11:34 to come back to me like 3 hours or 4

11:37

11:37 hours later and you're just like, "Dude,

11:39

11:39 I still can't believe I had soand so in

11:42

11:42 my trip." I'd be like,

11:43

11:43 >> "So, still glowing? You're still glowing

11:45

11:45 3 hours later?"

11:46

11:46 >> Yeah. If you're still glowing and work

11:48

11:48 hasn't brought you down yet, then you

11:49

11:49 know what? We're not working you hard

11:51

11:51 enough. All right. [laughter] So,

11:53

11:53 >> I think that's when I would get annoyed

11:54

11:54 is if you keep like if you came up to me

11:57

11:57 a week later and you're still full of

11:59

11:59 vigor, I'm going to hit you with a

12:01

12:01 shovel. [laughter] Like there's no

12:03

12:03 ifands or buts about it. You're not

12:05

12:05 shoveling hard enough. Okay. So, that's

12:07

12:07 when it would annoy me.

12:09

12:09 >> Okay. No, I I get that. I There's some

12:11

12:11 similarities the way I feel about that,

12:13

12:13 too. It's like, tell me about your trip,

12:14

12:14 but don't tell me like 10 different

12:16

12:16 times how much you like to look at,

12:18

12:18 [snorts] you know, the dolphins or some

12:20

12:20 [ __ ] you know? Like, I get it. You swam

12:22

12:22 with them. You didn't drown. Thank you

12:23

12:23 for coming back to work. I did your job

12:24

12:24 for the last two weeks. Just get back to

12:26

12:26 work. Stop talking about your damn

12:28

12:28 dolphins. I get it.

12:30

12:30 >> So, I agree with you on on that one

12:32

12:32 right there. Um, but yeah, man, that

12:34

12:34 that those are my two those are my like

12:35

12:35 pet peeve 2.0 pet peeves. I'm just So,

12:38

12:38 I'm [snorts] kind of curious what you

12:39

12:39 think, Sean, with the listeners, the

12:40

12:40 people watch on YouTube and the website.

12:42

12:42 Um, just curious of what you guys think

12:45

12:45 about, you know, vacations and travel

12:46

12:46 and all that. So,

12:47

12:47 >> for sure.

12:47

12:47 >> That's what I got for you, buddy.

12:49

12:49 >> Thank you, dude. Thank you for that

12:50

12:50 little little uh little segment there. I

12:52

12:52 appreciate that. Hey, if you don't mind,

12:54

12:54 I'd like to uh do something real fast

12:56

12:56 because uh we talk a lot and sometimes

12:59

12:59 we don't really have a lot of visual

13:01

13:01 aspects to stuff like this. And we we're

13:03

13:03 very visual focused episode today uh in

13:06

13:06 honor of 150. But if you wouldn't mind,

13:09

13:09 Joshua, I'd like to do a little blind

13:11

13:11 box pull. uh before we even get too far

13:14

13:14 into the episode. Uh because

13:17

13:17 last week, buddy, I opened up two blind

13:20

13:20 boxes. I got that Lightning McQueen

13:22

13:22 Kachchow. Uh and then I got his buddy

13:24

13:24 who I still have yet to learn the name

13:26

13:26 of, but we didn't get the hippie in

13:30

13:30 honor of you, the Volkswagen Volkswagen

13:32

13:32 van. Uh so I I would if you would let

13:35

13:35 me, Joshua. I have two more uh blind

13:37

13:37 buy. Technically, I have like 12 of

13:39

13:39 them. Uh, but I have two that I want to

13:41

13:41 open right now and then two a little bit

13:43

13:43 later in a different segment if you

13:44

13:44 wouldn't mind, buddy. Um, these are

13:48

13:48 >> the little uh

13:48

13:48 >> sit back or relax.

13:50

13:50 >> Cars mini things real fast. Uh, and I

13:53

13:53 want to just open them because I really

13:55

13:55 want that [ __ ] bug or van. And

13:58

13:58 Joshua, here we go. Here we go. This one

14:00

14:00 is Oh, it's not the van, but it is a

14:04

14:04 It's Flo.

14:05

14:05 >> There's Flo. Look at that.

14:06

14:06 >> That's still pretty legit, though.

14:08

14:08 >> We'll take that. We take

14:09

14:09 >> that's still a win.

14:09

14:09 >> We take the wins.

14:10

14:10 >> That's going in the win column. Yeah.

14:12

14:12 >> All right. So, I got another one right

14:13

14:13 here. Give me a second. So, here's the

14:14

14:14 other one. Another one right here. Go

14:16

14:16 ahead and open this. I've learned to

14:17

14:17 just not be gentle with them. It makes

14:19

14:19 it a little easier. So, here you go.

14:20

14:20 Here we go. Let's get this guy's upside

14:22

14:22 down. So, ready. We got Oh, we got a

14:26

14:26 Raone. Look at that.

14:29

14:29 Double Raone. Raone's cool.

14:31

14:31 >> Yeah, I'm down with Raone, too. Look at

14:32

14:32 that ass though. Sexy. So, I got Flo and

14:35

14:35 Raone. Both of them. Little cute couple

14:37

14:37 there. Flo and Ramon.

14:39

14:39 >> Let's go.

14:40

14:40 >> All right.

14:40

14:40 >> All right. Not hippie yet.

14:42

14:42 >> Not hippie, but I wanted to do that,

14:44

14:44 buddy, because it is uh it is 95 when

14:47

14:47 we're recording. And do you know what

14:48

14:48 the significance of 95 is, buddy?

14:51

14:51 >> I do not know what 95 is.

14:54

14:54 >> 95 is officially Lightning McQueen Day.

14:57

14:57 So, kachchow everybody out there.

14:60

14:60 Lightning McQueen is with you in spirit

15:02

15:02 and he'll be there with you to take the

15:04

15:04 wheel on the road.

15:06

15:06 Joshua, let's head on over to the chat

15:08

15:08 with us section now. Let's go through

15:10

15:10 the topics that we have for the week and

15:12

15:12 uh knock some [ __ ] out. So, here we go.

15:14

15:14 Topic number one is going to be DC

15:16

15:16 bittersweet.

15:17

15:17 >> Can't wait for that. Sounds like a trip

15:18

15:18 report from Joshua.

15:20

15:20 >> Mhm. Yep. Absolutely. Yes.

15:22

15:22 >> Topic number two is called the ghosts of

15:24

15:24 DC.

15:26

15:26 >> All right. Curious. Kind of sound. Yeah,

15:29

15:29 I'm all right with that.

15:30

15:30 >> Uh topic number three is called Destiny

15:33

15:33 Crawl. Interesting. We haven't talked

15:35

15:35 about Destiny in a little while, so jump

15:36

15:36 back into that one. And the final topic

15:38

15:38 is 20-year review.

15:41

15:41 >> Interesting. I wonder what that could be

15:43

15:43 about, buddy. We'll find out.

15:46

15:46 >> Okay. [laughter]

15:47

15:47 All right. I I can dig it. I can dig it.

15:49

15:49 All right. Well, let me kick it off with

15:50

15:50 some of this DC bittersweet. Um, if you

15:53

15:53 got to give me a little bit of time. Um,

15:55

15:55 because like Sean said, sometimes we

15:56

15:56 talk a lot and there is going to be a

15:58

15:58 visual here. So Sean, as you know, um I

16:02

16:02 did take off to DC, Washington DC to be

16:06

16:06 more specific, because I know there's a

16:07

16:07 lot of DCs out there. Um so let's be

16:09

16:09 specific.

16:10

16:10 >> Um and this was a long overdue vacation

16:14

16:14 and it was basically off of curiosity

16:17

16:17 for the adventure,

16:18

16:18 >> okay?

16:18

16:18 >> And rumors also of DC as a whole because

16:23

16:23 I'm not a political person. you're not a

16:25

16:25 very political person, but sometimes you

16:27

16:27 tend to, you know, you're on the other

16:28

16:28 side. We're over in the west coast,

16:29

16:29 that's the east coast. You kind of hear

16:31

16:31 some stuff like, "What's going on? Is it

16:34

16:34 really sketchy? Is, you know, just so

16:37

16:37 seeing is believing." And I'm so glad I

16:39

16:39 did this. And the reason is is because I

16:42

16:42 did this for over eight days. So, I went

16:45

16:45 to a city.

16:46

16:46 >> I was right there in the mix. I

16:48

16:48 literally could see the the top of the

16:50

16:50 White House from like a block away. So I

16:52

16:52 I was was kind of in the mix. I was

16:55

16:55 >> I was really in it. Um so I was nervous,

16:59

16:59 you know, but excited at the same time

17:01

17:01 to go through this whole thing. But in a

17:03

17:03 snapshot, just to kind of give you a

17:04

17:04 heads up on like how this went trip. So

17:07

17:07 for in the eight days I was there,

17:09

17:09 >> I was able to eat at 12 different

17:11

17:11 restaurants.

17:13

17:13 >> I visited 25 different historical

17:17

17:17 monuments.

17:17

17:17 >> God dang. And I also went to 15

17:21

17:21 different museums. And if that wasn't

17:24

17:24 enough, like if you're like, "Holy [ __ ]

17:26

17:26 Josh, how did you figure all this?" And

17:27

17:27 I managed to also take a tour of the

17:29

17:29 capital. And during this tour,

17:32

17:32 I don't know how this happened. I I feel

17:34

17:34 like somebody we were with like knew

17:36

17:36 somebody because during this tour of the

17:37

17:37 capital, I got introduced to one of

17:40

17:40 California's representatives. I don't

17:42

17:42 know exactly what his title because

17:44

17:44 again, I I don't follow politics. Yeah.

17:46

17:46 uh all that much, but I got to do a

17:49

17:49 photo op. And I don't have the photo op

17:51

17:51 with me right here because I'm still

17:53

17:53 waiting to get that that sent this way.

17:55

17:55 Okay.

17:56

17:56 >> But I was able to get in I forget the I

17:58

17:58 don't know if it's called like the Grand

17:60

17:60 Gallery or one of these rooms. Um, but I

18:03

18:03 was able to shake hands, talk to a

18:06

18:06 legitimate top top-of-the-line

18:08

18:08 suitwearing, great watch, great style

18:12

18:12 representative, and for some reason it

18:14

18:14 was it was pretty cool to be in this

18:15

18:15 space when this was happening. Um, so

18:18

18:18 that in itself was really cool. Um, and

18:20

18:20 as I said, there's a visual with this.

18:22

18:22 So, give you to give you some kind of

18:24

18:24 context of like where I went and and and

18:27

18:27 like a map. Um, because if you haven't

18:29

18:29 been there, this actually might help

18:30

18:30 you. Um, here is a little visual. You're

18:33

18:33 gonna have to slide over to YouTube.

18:34

18:34 Come check it out or go to the website

18:35

18:35 surf.live. Um, we post all of our videos

18:38

18:38 and everything there. Um, so this is

18:40

18:40 just kind of a general layout of DC. And

18:44

18:44 as you can see, I went over 24. I kind

18:47

18:47 of dotted them out with places and chatg

18:50

18:50 looks like they kind of messed up on

18:51

18:51 some of them. But um but yeah, so this

18:54

18:54 is basically where I went, some of the

18:56

18:56 sites I saw, and I didn't want to turn

18:58

18:58 this into like a fullon like picture

19:00

19:00 after picture after picture episode. Um

19:03

19:03 so I didn't kind of throw in a bunch or

19:05

19:05 a bunch of pictures, but this is like

19:07

19:07 the general layout. And during this tour

19:10

19:10 of all of these monuments and museums

19:13

19:13 and and places to eat, um believe it or

19:16

19:16 not, cuz I I count I don't count

19:18

19:18 calories like I count steps. Um, but I

19:20

19:20 did count the steps.

19:22

19:22 >> All right,

19:22

19:22 >> on this particular mission. And uh, for

19:24

19:24 all you uh, workout enthusiasts and and

19:27

19:27 people who run and all this, you might

19:28

19:28 be impressed because this guy with these

19:30

19:30 little legs, you know, some people make

19:32

19:32 fun of my calves, you know, like look at

19:33

19:33 look at those little things, little

19:34

19:34 toothpicks. Like, how do you even get

19:35

19:35 around? Um, I managed to walk. Get this,

19:39

19:39 dude. This is kind of incredible. Over

19:42

19:42 146,928

19:45

19:45 steps.

19:46

19:46 >> God. So, dang. I had to. So, which is

19:49

19:49 funny about this, Sean, is I had to type

19:51

19:51 into chat GPT. I put in my height, which

19:54

19:54 I'm about 510, 5'11 because I don't know

19:57

19:57 what the average like step is, like the

19:59

19:59 stride or whatever it is.

20:01

20:01 >> So, somebody at between that height at

20:03

20:03 that step uh a range or whatever it is,

20:06

20:06 um stride that equals to about 69.6

20:11

20:11 miles. So again, I'm not a workout nut,

20:16

20:16 but if you look at the map right there,

20:18

20:18 I traverse that entire space that you

20:20

20:20 were looking at on screen.

20:22

20:22 >> [ __ ] walk everywhere. Like, what the

20:24

20:24 [ __ ]

20:24

20:24 >> No, dude. Like I Dude, didn't you hear

20:27

20:27 in the beginning I I I had to pump up on

20:29

20:29 the calories. I 12 different

20:30

20:30 restaurants, you know? So throughout

20:32

20:32 this this walking adventure,

20:34

20:34 >> uh again, 12 different restaurants, 25

20:36

20:36 different historic museums, and 15

20:38

20:38 different um All right. No, sorry. [ __ ]

20:41

20:41 25 different historical monuments and 15

20:44

20:44 different museums. Uh, excuse me. Oh,

20:47

20:47 >> so this makes, you know, you walk around

20:49

20:49 museums, you look at art. Um,

20:52

20:52 >> so this was this was kind of an

20:54

20:54 experience. And the reason why I think

20:55

20:55 this is so good again because I was

20:58

20:58 anticipating this is there's so much

20:60

20:60 talk about cities and how, you know,

21:02

21:02 overrun and how gross and how you

21:04

21:04 shouldn't go there and and somebody like

21:06

21:06 me walking this map and checking out

21:08

21:08 this area, I [snorts] get it. The

21:10

21:10 further you out, the more sketchy it

21:11

21:11 might be. But this particular area that

21:13

21:13 you're seeing on screen right now was

21:15

21:15 clean.

21:16

21:16 >> It was beautiful.

21:18

21:18 >> Everybody in this general area was very

21:22

21:22 nice. People smiled. People said hello.

21:25

21:25 Um,

21:27

21:27 you know, I hate [snorts] to say it, but

21:28

21:28 even like the homeless people look like

21:29

21:29 they're doing pretty well, too. Um, I

21:32

21:32 >> All right. All right. just like like so

21:35

21:35 again um don't believe everything that

21:38

21:38 you hear when it comes to places to go

21:41

21:41 and people to see and monuments and and

21:44

21:44 I've I've never been somebody for

21:46

21:46 history but going to DC

21:50

21:50 in closing this was a very very good

21:53

21:53 experience even for somebody who's who's

21:55

21:55 uh I don't want to call myself over the

21:56

21:56 hill you know no pun intended um but

22:00

22:00 [laughter]

22:01

22:01 >> not that old

22:02

22:02 >> Capital

22:03

22:03 you know, no pun intended. Okay. Yeah.

22:04

22:04 Yeah. Exactly. Yeah. No pun intended.

22:06

22:06 Um, but anybody who's never been there,

22:09

22:09 um, it's always cool to see history,

22:11

22:11 especially like how the states and how

22:15

22:15 everything came to be.

22:16

22:16 >> Um, so check out the museums, get some

22:20

22:20 good food. Um, real quick on food,

22:23

22:23 there's a place called [ __ ] Dude, let

22:25

22:25 me bring it up on my phone. I hope you

22:26

22:26 wrote it down because I was I'm about to

22:28

22:28 ask you like what were your favorite

22:30

22:30 food places that you had or what was

22:32

22:32 your favorite meal? Like come on.

22:34

22:34 >> Okay, so Top Food. Okay, there's a place

22:36

22:36 called Good Company. [snorts] It's a

22:38

22:38 like a donut and cafe place. Really good

22:41

22:41 donuts and really and again I took

22:42

22:42 pictures of all this [ __ ] but I didn't

22:44

22:44 want it to make it like I didn't want

22:45

22:45 this podcast to be all about food and

22:47

22:47 pictures and and just um all that. So

22:50

22:50 good company, great little spot to eat

22:52

22:52 at. There's a place called Tip Thai

22:54

22:54 Cuisine.

22:56

22:56 Super super good. I mean, the green

22:58

22:58 beans there were exquisite. So, where

22:60

22:60 their drunken noodles, all of that. You

23:02

23:02 guys can look this up. Um, there's

23:03

23:03 another place. It's a called 54

23:05

23:05 Restaurant. It's a Vietnamese place.

23:08

23:08 Super super good. They got a lot of fud.

23:09

23:09 The bonan sandwiches like super bomb. If

23:12

23:12 you if you happen to stay in this local

23:14

23:14 area, and one of the last places that we

23:16

23:16 ate out um the last couple nights we're

23:18

23:18 there is called the Hamilton. It was

23:20

23:20 right up the street from where we are

23:22

23:22 staying.

23:23

23:23 >> The hostess Z, I got to send a shout out

23:26

23:26 to her. She was amazing. She She let us

23:29

23:29 know what drinks to get. She let us know

23:31

23:31 what food to get. Um, we told her we're

23:33

23:33 from California. She was super nice. Um,

23:36

23:36 so shout out to her. Shout out to the

23:38

23:38 food. Shout out to the experience.

23:40

23:40 >> And once again, in closing, if you have

23:43

23:43 not been to DC, you really should go out

23:45

23:45 there and check it out. Um, it's not

23:47

23:47 like any other city. Um, not like San

23:49

23:49 Francisco. No, no knock on San Francisco

23:51

23:51 or Oakland. Um, it's just a different

23:53

23:53 experience alto together. The museums

23:55

23:55 are free. The food's great. The people

23:57

23:57 are wonderful. U, it was a little hot.

23:60

23:60 It was a little muggy. So, if that

24:01

24:01 affects you, maybe pack an ice, you

24:04

24:04 know, put an ice pack under your armpit

24:05

24:05 or something [laughter] or just stay

24:06

24:06 cool somehow. Um, bugs, mosquitoes,

24:09

24:09 whatever, deal with it. Um, it was a

24:12

24:12 good time. So, for my DC wrap-up, I

24:14

24:14 highly recommend

24:16

24:16 >> you get out there, Sean. It's a 5 hour

24:18

24:18 flight. be tough.

24:19

24:19 >> Um,

24:20

24:20 >> but it was a great time. So, if you

24:23

24:23 haven't experienced it, go check it out.

24:25

24:25 There's a lot of free stuff out there.

24:27

24:27 Um, it is definitely worth it. And I'm

24:29

24:29 re-energized and u 60 almost 70 miles

24:33

24:33 worth of walking. My ass hurts. My back

24:35

24:35 hurts. It's [ __ ] wild. I feel good.

24:36

24:36 >> It's [ __ ] wild. I feel good.

24:38

24:38 >> Hey, did anything weird happened while

24:39

24:39 you're over there? You see anything

24:40

24:40 crazy like bum fight or maybe like a

24:43

24:43 someone got hit? I don't know.

24:45

24:45 >> Oh, no. You know what did happen is the

24:47

24:47 very first night we were there there was

24:49

24:49 a giant lightning and thunderstorm and

24:51

24:51 we were at the Washington Monument. Um

24:54

24:54 that's that big tall obelis looking like

24:57

24:57 freaks some people out. Um we stood at

24:59

24:59 there and I actually took some video.

25:01

25:01 Again I didn't want to you know do all

25:02

25:02 the video and everything on here but I

25:04

25:04 do have some video.

25:06

25:06 >> There was a giant lightning and

25:07

25:07 thunderstorm over the White House. It

25:09

25:09 looked pretty wicked and pretty ominous.

25:12

25:12 Um, and it's funny because there's an

25:14

25:14 airport right near there and as the

25:16

25:16 planes were taking off, you could see

25:17

25:17 them veering and churning away from the

25:19

25:19 lightning storm. It it was it was pretty

25:22

25:22 it was pretty wicked. Um, it's a

25:24

25:24 photographers's dream out there. There's

25:26

25:26 a lot of visuals to to check out. Um, I

25:30

25:30 wish I'd posted more on on this episode,

25:32

25:32 but I I the last thing I should say when

25:35

25:35 it comes to visuals is, believe it or

25:37

25:37 not, dude, I took over like 800 pictures

25:39

25:39 on this trip. What the [ __ ] And we

25:42

25:42 didn't even see one of them. Wow.

25:45

25:45 >> Yeah. Um Yeah. Yeah. I got like 800 p.

25:47

25:47 There's a lot of buttons. There's a lot

25:49

25:49 here.

25:49

25:49 >> What was the point of taking pictures if

25:50

25:50 you're not going to show any of them

25:52

25:52 off? Like what?

25:53

25:53 >> Dude, the art like Okay. May I mean I

25:56

25:56 don't know. I It's probably too late

25:57

25:57 now, but maybe I'll pop off some of this

25:59

25:59 art stuff the next go around. But I

26:01

26:01 don't know, dude. It was a great time.

26:02

26:02 Go check it out. Um but yeah, dude.

26:05

26:05 Overall, like you said, like the one

26:06

26:06 ominous spooky thing, it was probably

26:08

26:08 that lightning storm in the first day,

26:10

26:10 dude. And seeing lightning and

26:11

26:11 everything over the White House, it

26:13

26:13 looked pretty wicked. It was crazy.

26:14

26:14 >> I mean, sounds [ __ ] wild.

26:15

26:15 >> Super fun.

26:17

26:17 >> Awesome.

26:17

26:17 >> Great time, though. Great great time.

26:19

26:19 >> I guess uh B+ on the trip report, buddy.

26:21

26:21 Uh I want more visuals next time,

26:23

26:23 though. Like, what the [ __ ] What are

26:24

26:24 you doing if we're not visual? What is

26:26

26:26 this [ __ ]

26:26

26:26 >> I just have the one visual, man. I just

26:28

26:28 have the one visual. wasted so little

26:30

26:30 time on I would rather have a thousand

26:32

26:32 pictures of that you took than one chat

26:34

26:34 GBT image that showed me nothing. So,

26:37

26:37 uh, thanks. Thanks for that. Appreciate

26:39

26:39 that.

26:39

26:39 >> Next time. Next time.

26:40

26:40 >> All right.

26:41

26:41 >> All right. Shall we move on to your

26:42

26:42 ghosts of DC? What is What is this?

26:44

26:44 >> Ghost of DC. Okay. Ghosts of DC, which

26:47

26:47 leads me right into some of the cool

26:49

26:49 [ __ ] that I was seeing at the museums.

26:51

26:51 So, there's a lot of history in in DC.

26:55

26:55 Obviously, I wanted to read off some of

26:59

26:59 the most haunted. It's like the top 10.

27:01

27:01 I'm not going to go over all of them,

27:03

27:03 but I just want to know if like this

27:05

27:05 this would be something that would spook

27:07

27:07 you out of going or would make you want

27:09

27:09 to visit these places uh even more.

27:13

27:13 >> Okay, I like that.

27:14

27:14 >> Okay. Okay. So, number one on the list

27:17

27:17 of like spooky, scary, like, dude, would

27:20

27:20 I even check this place out? Wait, is

27:21

27:21 this old

27:23

27:23 >> is this is this the number one spookiest

27:25

27:25 thing? Are you starting with the most

27:26

27:26 spooky thing?

27:28

27:28 >> I mean, okay, let's just go with number

27:30

27:30 one because I said number one. It's it's

27:32

27:32 whatever chat brought up.

27:33

27:33 >> All right. All right.

27:35

27:35 >> You know, maybe this isn't Let me read

27:37

27:37 three of them

27:38

27:38 >> and then you could tell me if this is

27:40

27:40 something that would freak you out.

27:42

27:42 >> How about that?

27:42

27:42 >> Sure. Gotcha.

27:43

27:43 >> Okay. Number one, according to the

27:47

27:47 online sources, which everything is true

27:49

27:49 online, right?

27:49

27:49 >> Yes. Okay, number one, Old Stonehouse.

27:53

27:53 So, this is in Georgetown, I guess. Uh,

27:55

27:55 the most violent encounters. Apparently,

27:58

27:58 this you're going to experience some

28:00

28:00 violent encounters if you go check this

28:02

28:02 out. So, uh, the old So, the oldest home

28:04

28:04 in DC is notorious for physical attacks.

28:09

28:09 Visi visitors report choking, pushing,

28:11

28:11 and and being pinned by the spirit known

28:14

28:14 as George. Multiple apparitions appear

28:18

28:18 simultaneously at least 11 documented

28:21

28:21 ghosts.

28:23

28:23 Rangers uh rangers consider it the most

28:25

28:25 paranormal activity building in the

28:27

28:27 city. So with that said, hearing that

28:30

28:30 little snippet right there, again, no

28:32

28:32 visuals, knowing you could be choked,

28:35

28:35 knowing you could be pinned up,

28:38

28:38 >> uh and and perhaps just violated by the

28:40

28:40 ghost named George. I got a friend named

28:42

28:42 George. Never violated me, but with the

28:44

28:44 like

28:45

28:45 Do you would this scare you from

28:47

28:47 checking out the old Stonehouse? Yeah.

28:49

28:49 Would you would you welcome this? No.

28:51

28:51 Like those?

28:52

28:52 >> I wouldn't. Although I'd be curious to

28:54

28:54 know how that would work like to to be

28:56

28:56 strangled by an invisible thing. You

28:59

28:59 know, that'd be kind [laughter] of

28:59

28:59 interesting to to to go through.

29:01

29:01 >> Uh but no, I'm not I'm not I don't want

29:04

29:04 it. I'm not going to go out there and

29:05

29:05 willingly participate in the ghost

29:07

29:07 fetish. Uh so yeah, I'm not doing it.

29:10

29:10 >> Okay. I mean, if you close your eye your

29:12

29:12 eyes, anything can be invisible. You

29:13

29:13 know, if you just want to be

29:14

29:14 >> That's true. That's true. Is that how

29:16

29:16 that works?

29:18

29:18 >> If I tell everybody to close their eyes

29:19

29:19 and I walk around naked, does that mean

29:21

29:21 I'm invisible, [laughter]

29:23

29:23 >> right? You know, food for thought with

29:27

29:27 that one. Yeah. All right. Number two on

29:29

29:29 the list, Ford's Theater. Uh because you

29:32

29:32 never been to DC, this is uh this is

29:34

29:34 where the uh I guess uh where the

29:37

29:37 Lincoln was assassinated. Here you go.

29:41

29:41 Um, this is the site of Lincoln's

29:42

29:42 assassination. Produces intense residual

29:46

29:46 hauntings. Let me hit you with this.

29:49

29:49 Staff staff hears footsteps, screaming,

29:51

29:51 and running on empty floors.

29:54

29:54 >> Full body apparitions appear on the

29:56

29:56 balcony and stage.

29:58

29:58 >> Okay.

29:59

29:59 >> Sudden cold spots, and emotional shock

30:01

30:01 are common.

30:03

30:03 >> The energy is heavy. You can feel it.

30:06

30:06 >> Okay. So, Joshua, I'm kind of skeptical

30:08

30:08 on this one. I I have to ask because

30:12

30:12 the significance right the significance

30:14

30:14 of this place right this is where

30:15

30:15 Abraham Lincoln was shot and killed

30:17

30:17 right

30:18

30:18 >> okay

30:19

30:19 >> knowing that knowing that common

30:21

30:21 knowledge now and you go to this place

30:23

30:23 do you already think that you have uh

30:26

30:26 some type of stigma in that setting

30:29

30:29 already that you're just kind of for

30:32

30:32 lack of better word a

30:35

30:35 fantasizing

30:36

30:36 an apparition or a spooky sense, right?

30:40

30:40 Because you're already like, "Oh my god,

30:42

30:42 this is where he was murdered, right?

30:43

30:43 This is where he was killed, so there's

30:44

30:44 got to be something here, right? It was

30:46

30:46 abrupt death,

30:47

30:47 >> you know, like is there already a mental

30:49

30:49 thing there?" And so when you walk into

30:51

30:51 that space, you're kind of just already

30:53

30:53 in that zone. So you just try to your

30:55

30:55 mind is just figuring stuff out and

30:58

30:58 telling you like, "Oh yeah, you see that

30:59

30:59 apparition in the corner when it's

31:00

31:00 nothing there." You know, I think that's

31:03

31:03 might be more of what that is rather

31:05

31:05 than like a I don't know.

31:08

31:08 I certainly think that you're right.

31:10

31:10 Like if somebody plants that seed or

31:11

31:11 that emotional feeling like you're going

31:13

31:13 to be spooked out, you're going to hear

31:14

31:14 stuff. You're gonna So all of [snorts] a

31:16

31:16 sudden those those smells and the feels

31:18

31:18 and everything's heightened. Yeah. I

31:20

31:20 believe I believe somebody can plant

31:21

31:21 those feelings,

31:22

31:22 >> you know, inside you, those emotional

31:24

31:24 kind of triggers if you hear something,

31:26

31:26 you know.

31:27

31:27 >> Um

31:29

31:29 >> yeah. Um okay, let me give you one more

31:31

31:31 just because I actually got to go there

31:33

31:33 which was pretty freaking cool. Um

31:34

31:34 there's a bunch there's a bunch of

31:35

31:35 people there. So I didn't get to

31:37

31:37 experience maybe some of this this crazy

31:40

31:40 uh [snorts]

31:40

31:40 >> uh what they're what they speak of right

31:42

31:42 here. All right. So number three, the US

31:43

31:43 capital building. Multiple apparitions,

31:47

31:47 repeating events. All right. Prepare to

31:49

31:49 be afraid.

31:50

31:50 >> Okay.

31:51

31:51 >> The capital is packed with ghosts tied

31:53

31:53 to political deaths and construction

31:55

31:55 accidents. Okay. Well, construction

31:57

31:57 accidents are pretty common, so I I

31:59

31:59 don't know. Um all right. All right,

32:02

32:02 number one on this list, uh, John Quincy

32:04

32:04 Adams, final shout, no is reportedly

32:08

32:08 reportedly heard in the chamber. So

32:12

32:12 again, I don't know if people are just

32:15

32:15 standing around going no, you know, just

32:17

32:17 to kind of messing with people or like

32:19

32:19 if you hear words like

32:20

32:20 >> I don't know. That doesn't freak me out

32:22

32:22 too much if you just hear no, right? Me

32:23

32:23 >> neither. Yeah.

32:24

32:24 >> Like

32:25

32:25 >> All right.

32:26

32:26 >> I can shout no all all night long, you

32:28

32:28 know?

32:29

32:29 >> Okay. All right. [laughter] How about

32:30

32:30 this one? Ghosts of stonemasons,

32:33

32:33 soldiers, and even

32:36

32:36 spectacle cats appear.

32:38

32:38 >> Okay, some spooky cats. Interesting.

32:41

32:41 >> Some spooky cats walking around. I mean,

32:43

32:43 I don't I mean, animals aren't allowed.

32:45

32:45 I think unless they're like service dogs

32:46

32:46 or something like that. I can't remember

32:48

32:48 if I saw one animal in there. So, if you

32:50

32:50 saw a cat in there, it'd be kind of

32:51

32:51 trippy.

32:51

32:51 >> That would be weird. That would be weird

32:52

32:52 for sure. Yeah.

32:54

32:54 >> Um, let me read one more. Okay. I guess

32:56

32:56 it has to do with another animal. It's

32:58

32:58 called the demon cat, whatever that is.

33:01

33:01 Uh, the demon cat is said to grow in

33:03

33:03 size and appears before national

33:06

33:06 tragedies. Uh, so if [ __ ] goes down, I

33:09

33:09 guess if you see a big cat in the

33:10

33:10 capital, you know it's going to get

33:12

33:12 real, maybe.

33:12

33:12 >> Yeah. Walk the other way. That's what

33:14

33:14 I'm saying. Uh, but would this freak me?

33:16

33:16 So, here's the thing that I feel about

33:18

33:18 with the capital, buddy.

33:19

33:19 >> Um, I feel like that motherfucker's old,

33:21

33:21 man. It's old as [ __ ] right? So,

33:23

33:23 there's got there's got to be some souls

33:26

33:26 in there, dude. There's got to be some

33:27

33:27 souls in there looking,

33:29

33:29 >> searching around, snooping in people's

33:31

33:31 underweares, you know. Uh so I feel like

33:34

33:34 yeah, more likely there is something in

33:36

33:36 the capital rather than like the place

33:39

33:39 that uh Lincoln was assassinated, you

33:42

33:42 know? I feel like there could be just

33:43

33:43 because the sheer amount of time, right?

33:45

33:45 The time plus people dying is equal uh

33:50

33:50 if not greater than uh Lincoln Memorial

33:52

33:52 and Lincoln uh John Wuk whatever [ __ ]

33:55

33:55 theater, you know? So I think there's

33:57

33:57 more likelihood

33:59

33:59 >> spiritual activity in the capital

34:03

34:03 >> than anywhere else. So I would I would

34:05

34:05 agree with this one. It this would

34:06

34:06 actually make me more inclined to go uh

34:09

34:09 to the capital just so I can see if I

34:11

34:11 can see a big demo uh demon uh cat and

34:15

34:15 uh befriend with it, you know, befriend

34:17

34:17 the demon cat, ask it its secrets. So

34:20

34:20 >> I I was hoping to get one of those to

34:22

34:22 trigger you to want to go there at some

34:24

34:24 point. So

34:24

34:24 >> yeah, for sure. There you go. Yeah. So,

34:27

34:27 that's my Ghost of DC. Sean, uh I'm sure

34:29

34:29 there's a bunch more out there. If you

34:30

34:30 guys are want to give us some of those

34:32

34:32 that we didn't talk about, that'd be

34:33

34:33 awesome, too, because, you know, I did a

34:35

34:35 little bit of research and um curious to

34:36

34:36 hear what everybody else has to say when

34:37

34:37 it comes to ghosts and premonitions and

34:39

34:39 uh spiritual old places like that.

34:41

34:41 >> Hell yeah, dude. Hell yeah. I'd be

34:43

34:43 curious to know, too. A little ghost

34:45

34:45 curious, if you will. You know, ain't

34:47

34:47 going to let him choke me out or

34:48

34:48 anything, but I might let him put a

34:49

34:49 thumb up there. You know, you never

34:51

34:51 know. I'm just saying. Interesting. Hey,

34:53

34:53 buddy. Uh buddy, we're halfway through

34:55

34:55 this episode. Do you want to introduce

34:57

34:57 this AI track for everybody? Uh

34:59

34:59 basically, for those of you who are new

35:00

35:00 here, hi, welcome. Sean and Josh, two

35:02

35:02 new best friends. Uh we do this thing

35:04

35:04 called AI plays, AI radio. Uh we do an

35:06

35:06 AI song. So if you're opposed to the

35:08

35:08 generative AI [ __ ] uh then uh go ahead

35:11

35:11 and skip ahead, I guess. Uh, but for

35:14

35:14 those of you who just want to have fun

35:16

35:16 and not really care about generative AI,

35:19

35:19 uh, Joshua and I do take the time to

35:20

35:20 write the lyrics, uh, don't obviously

35:22

35:22 make the music, but we do put an input

35:24

35:24 on that. So, uh, buddy, you want to

35:26

35:26 introduce this [ __ ]

35:27

35:27 >> Yeah. Okay. So, the the title of this

35:30

35:30 song is called Lost in Time. And I feel

35:32

35:32 like it's fitting because this was a

35:34

35:34 song that was created

35:36

35:36 quite some time ago. Um, so it kind of

35:39

35:39 got lost in the mix uh quite some time

35:42

35:42 ago. So, this this is part of the uh

35:46

35:46 museum archived log of the Sorry for the

35:50

35:50 Delay radio and um it's again it's

35:53

35:53 called Lost in Time. It was lost

35:55

35:55 literally and I was happy to come across

35:57

35:57 this because Sean's been telling me

35:59

35:59 Joshua, you need to mix up your genres.

36:00

36:00 You need to do something different. So,

36:03

36:03 when I came across this,

36:05

36:05 >> I I'm crossing my fingers that you and

36:08

36:08 the uh time that is spent to recover

36:10

36:10 this song is all worth it because I kind

36:12

36:12 of I feel like it's a good song. I just

36:15

36:15 hope it strikes a cord with you, you

36:17

36:17 Sean, and uh everybody listening.

36:20

36:20 >> Okay,

36:20

36:20 >> so if you want to put a quarter in the

36:23

36:23 uh our AI, sorry for delay AI play uh

36:26

36:26 jukebox,

36:27

36:27 >> I would love to uh hear it.

36:29

36:29 >> Let's put a quarter in there and let's

36:30

36:30 get this [ __ ] going. Make sure I don't

36:32

36:32 blow Joshua's ears out. There we go. All

36:34

36:34 right, everybody. Here you go. Uh, Lost

36:35

36:35 in Time. Enjoy. [music]

36:49

36:49 [music]

36:52

36:52 Lost in time. What a place to be.

36:58

36:58 [music] A secret [singing]

36:59

36:59 world for you and me.

37:03

37:03 The clock is ticking, but we [music]

37:05

37:05 don't mind. Leaving the rest of the

37:08

37:08 world behind. Foretting the hours,

37:11

37:11 forgetting the [music and singing] days.

37:12

37:12 Just drifting off in a golden face.

37:18

37:18 Lost with you. Everything's easy.

37:24

37:24 Everything's [music]

37:26

37:26 true.

37:28

37:28 Pleasure and smiles. Love is endless. In

37:31

37:31 this moment, we're waitless and

37:33

37:33 friendless. Never going to be [music]

37:37

37:37 just the mag.

37:44

37:44 [music]

37:53

37:53 Be in [music] the moment. Present.

37:55

37:55 [singing]

37:55

37:55 Honest. Keeping every single [music]

37:58

37:58 promise. Caught in a coup. Just us two.

38:02

38:02 The only thing real is me [music] and

38:04

38:04 you. Time

38:07

38:07 is a bridge [singing] we don't have to

38:10

38:10 cross in the stillness.

38:15

38:15 Nothing is lost.

38:30

38:30 Magic everywhere [music]

38:33

38:33 in my head. I want [music] to stay

38:38

38:38 right here forever.

38:41

38:41 [music] My go

38:44

38:44 without a worry, without a fear. The

38:47

38:47 past and the future [music]

38:50

38:50 disappear.

39:06

39:06 Wake up next to you. Lost [music] in

39:10

39:10 time [singing] where we belong.

39:15

39:15 >> [music]

39:15

39:15 >> Right here in the heart of soul.

39:24

39:24 [music]

39:40

39:40 >> [music]

39:43

39:43 >> All right. Hey, that wasn't half bad,

39:45

39:45 buddy. That wasn't half bad. You know,

39:48

39:48 >> you okay with that?

39:48

39:48 >> I enjoyed it. I I I will not revoke your

39:51

39:51 quarter. Uh and I will enjoy that one.

39:53

39:53 That was good. That's almost like a a

39:56

39:56 good end of summer song, you know, dude.

39:59

39:59 like it just a good like chill like give

40:02

40:02 me like the cure kind of vibes like it

40:04

40:04 was nice. It was nice. I enjoyed that.

40:06

40:06 So, thank you.

40:06

40:06 >> Yeah. I I mean I just want to say thanks

40:09

40:09 to the uh the archive there. Thanks to

40:11

40:11 the ghost

40:12

40:12 >> because that I mean that was a great

40:14

40:14 song. I appreciate that. Yeah, that was

40:15

40:15 that was a good and I like that you

40:17

40:17 enjoyed that as well. So hopefully you

40:19

40:19 listening, you watching, you enjoyed it.

40:21

40:21 Uh turn it up, download it. Um

40:25

40:25 >> download it. Throw it away. Whatever you

40:26

40:26 want, dude. Whatever you want.

40:27

40:27 [laughter]

40:28

40:28 >> Whatever you want. Oh, it's a great

40:29

40:29 Yeah, I love that.

40:29

40:29 >> All right, let's move on, buddy. Let's

40:30

40:30 do Destiny Crawl. Hey, this is a Sean

40:34

40:34 topic. Uh, these last two, spoiler

40:35

40:35 alert, are Sean topics. Uh, Destiny

40:37

40:37 Crawl. We haven't talked about Destiny

40:39

40:39 in a very long time. I say that, but

40:42

40:42 it's been like a few months. Uh, so I

40:43

40:43 got to I had to bring something up

40:45

40:45 because something had happened to me,

40:46

40:46 buddy. Uh, and I want to kind of just

40:48

40:48 like pat myself on the back here and uh

40:51

40:51 give myself some kudos. Uh, because I'm

40:53

40:53 still I'm still playing the game.

40:55

40:55 Destiny 2 is still playing it. I don't

40:57

40:57 play as often anymore, but I'm

40:58

40:58 definitely playing at least once a week.

40:60

40:60 Uh that's down from my usual five times

41:02

41:02 a week, so that's something. Uh but I'm

41:04

41:04 playing it still. And Joshua, I had

41:05

41:05 something. I completed something that I

41:08

41:08 didn't think I was going to do. Uh and

41:10

41:10 I'm very happy about it. Um so let me

41:13

41:13 share my screen real quick for the

41:14

41:14 people watching. Just keep on watching.

41:15

41:15 Don't matter. This is mainly for Joshua

41:17

41:17 so we can see. Uh but Joshua, this is

41:20

41:20 what I did. So this is a dim uh

41:23

41:23 screenshot. And if you don't know what

41:24

41:24 dim is, that's Destiny Inventory

41:25

41:25 Manager. and it kind of shows you

41:27

41:27 everything that you've collected and

41:28

41:28 blah blah blah. You can look it up. Um,

41:31

41:31 this little red arrow here, buddy, this

41:33

41:33 little red arrow here pointing out to

41:34

41:34 this grade out engram right there,

41:36

41:36 buddy. Uh, that is the engram for the

41:40

41:40 bright dust shaders or uh the the

41:43

41:43 Eververse shaders. And Joshua, I have

41:45

41:45 collected every single Eververse shader

41:49

41:49 offered in that engram, and I am so

41:52

41:52 [ __ ] happy about it, dude. So

41:54

41:54 ecstatic. Uh, now I will say this

41:57

41:57 because there have been people who have

41:58

41:58 been posting like, "Hey, I've done this,

41:60

41:60 too." And I'm [ __ ] I'm so proud of

42:01

42:01 those people, too. But that does not

42:03

42:03 mean that you've collected all of the

42:06

42:06 shaders in the game. And I'm going on

42:09

42:09 record right now saying I don't even

42:10

42:10 have all of the shaders in the game. Uh,

42:12

42:12 because there are some that are now

42:13

42:13 locked behind forever payw walls that

42:15

42:15 you can no longer get, which is kind of

42:18

42:18 a bummer. But

42:20

42:20 >> I'm so happy that I finally got all

42:22

42:22 these shaders done. And so Dr. I wanted

42:24

42:24 to ask you a question

42:26

42:26 >> because [clears throat] I don't know

42:27

42:27 what I want to unlock next. So do you

42:30

42:30 think I should do exotic engrams? Do you

42:32

42:32 think I should or sorry the like the

42:34

42:34 emotes? Uh should I do some of like the

42:36

42:36 armor sets? Like what what do you think

42:38

42:38 I should go for next buddy? And I guess

42:40

42:40 for you and for the people watching.

42:43

42:43 So [snorts] I have to ask is is there

42:45

42:45 anything available that's not locked

42:48

42:48 behind a payw wall that you can complete

42:50

42:50 100% because if there's anything to that

42:53

42:53 degree I would say that's something that

42:56

42:56 you can 100% that's worth the the time

42:59

42:59 and the investment

43:01

43:01 >> because anything locked behind a pay

43:02

43:02 wall kind of sucks because you're ne

43:04

43:04 it's always going to be a half hard ex

43:08

43:08 you know expedition

43:10

43:10 do half around here. So, the problem is

43:12

43:12 that everything is not necessarily

43:13

43:13 locked behind a payw wall. I guess

43:14

43:14 that's a bad turn of phrase. Uh, it's

43:16

43:16 it's stuff that you can no longer get

43:19

43:19 because at one point in time it did cost

43:21

43:21 money and it no longer is in the whole

43:24

43:24 ecosystem, you know. So, there's like

43:26

43:26 you'll never be able to 100% complete

43:28

43:28 anything now. Uh, but you can still get

43:31

43:31 everything from those Ingrams uh to like

43:33

43:33 what is available, right? So, there's

43:35

43:35 really no quote unquote payw wall. It's

43:37

43:37 just stuff that if you really wanted to

43:38

43:38 be a completionist, you can't get. So, I

43:40

43:40 just don't know. I don't know. I was

43:41

43:41 thinking more like going for the emotes

43:43

43:43 because I I do love me some good emotes,

43:46

43:46 you know? So, maybe that.

43:47

43:47 >> All right. So, if you're still asking me

43:49

43:49 and I'm need to to answer the question,

43:52

43:52 >> I'm very visual and I like, you know,

43:54

43:54 even though I wear the same [ __ ] every

43:56

43:56 day, you know, I don't I don't wear a

43:58

43:58 whole lot of different clothes. My

43:58

43:58 closet's pretty boring to be honest. Um,

44:02

44:02 I'm into like gear sets. I'm into like

44:04

44:04 the like what I've been playing when I

44:06

44:06 play the game now. I've been buying like

44:09

44:09 some of the skins or whatever, like the

44:11

44:11 different

44:12

44:12 >> uh colors and and metallics and things

44:14

44:14 that you can do. So, I would I'm going

44:16

44:16 visual. So, throwing some new gear. Give

44:19

44:19 me something new to wear.

44:20

44:20 >> I do like that.

44:22

44:22 >> I might do that because I I think I'm

44:23

44:23 pretty close on a lot of the armor sets.

44:26

44:26 So, I think I might do that. So, I'll do

44:27

44:27 armor sets. That'd be a good one.

44:29

44:29 >> Um

44:29

44:29 >> yeah, armor sets.

44:31

44:31 >> Cool. All right. Uh, buddy, the last

44:32

44:32 part of this Destiny crawl is not only

44:36

44:36 did I finish that uh shader set, right?

44:39

44:39 So, I have all those shaders now. Uh,

44:41

44:41 but I also finished a book series,

44:43

44:43 Joshua, that I've kind of hinted at that

44:45

44:45 I've been listening to on a Audible. Um,

44:48

44:48 I've been listening to the Dungeon

44:50

44:50 Crawler, Carl audiobook, and I've

44:53

44:53 listened from book one all the way down

44:55

44:55 to what he has now in book eight. and I

44:58

44:58 finished the whole entire book series.

45:01

45:01 But I just want to share a little

45:02

45:02 picture here real quick because uh this

45:04

45:04 too is also something I'm very proud of

45:06

45:06 myself with. Uh you can't see book one

45:08

45:08 or two, but you can notice that all of

45:10

45:10 them are finished. And some of these

45:12

45:12 books, Joshua, are like 25 hours long.

45:16

45:16 Uh some of them are 16 hours, some of

45:19

45:19 them are 14, some of them are 30. Um

45:22

45:22 >> and I finished every single one of them.

45:25

45:25 And I'm not going to spoil anything for

45:27

45:27 anybody who wants to read them. Uh, I

45:29

45:29 just want to say that that book series

45:32

45:32 has been a [ __ ] joy to listen to. Uh,

45:36

45:36 for those of you who've listened to us

45:38

45:38 before, you guys know that I'm

45:39

45:39 illiterate. I can't read. Uh, so I'd

45:41

45:41 rather have someone read to me. And uh

45:44

45:44 Jeff Hayes does an incredible job at

45:48

45:48 voicing uh Carl and Princess Donuts and

45:52

45:52 every other [ __ ] character in that

45:54

45:54 book series.

45:56

45:56 It is amazing and worth a listen if you

45:59

45:59 are into books and if you're into gaming

46:02

46:02 and uh just RPG elements and just foot

46:05

46:05 fetishes. Uh if you really want to get

46:09

46:09 into the weeds on it, I highly recommend

46:11

46:11 this book uh series. It's amazing.

46:14

46:14 Joshua, I know you don't read either, so

46:15

46:15 I can't really give you a book to listen

46:18

46:18 to, but uh for those read,

46:20

46:20 >> stop.

46:20

46:20 >> No, you don't. No, you don't. You don't

46:22

46:22 read. You don't read. I mean,

46:23

46:23 >> I know you don't. Don't worry about it.

46:25

46:25 >> Okay.

46:25

46:25 >> Anyways, awesome. Awesome. It was so

46:28

46:28 much fun. I'm going through a second

46:30

46:30 time now. I'm just kind of like just

46:31

46:31 listening to the the books more

46:35

46:35 intently, knowing what happens in the

46:37

46:37 future. And so that's that's my second

46:39

46:39 part on this is I'm going through the

46:40

46:40 whole series again. Uh so we'll see what

46:42

46:42 happens. But buddy, that's all I wanted

46:45

46:45 to talk about. Destiny Crawl, two

46:46

46:46 achievements that I have unlocked for

46:48

46:48 myself and got uh some good loot out of.

46:51

46:51 Uh so there you go. Now,

46:54

46:54 >> you didn't ask when was the last time I

46:55

46:55 played. You didn't even

46:56

46:56 >> Oh, well, I know that. Uh cuz you hadn't

46:58

46:58 signed in for like 4 weeks. [laughter]

47:00

47:00 So uh

47:01

47:01 >> he doesn't even want to ask me.

47:03

47:03 >> I I know the last time you played was

47:06

47:06 not [laughter]

47:06

47:06 >> No, I thought you were just going to

47:08

47:08 give me one little follow like, "Hey

47:09

47:09 Joshua, hurry up." Like get on like the

47:11

47:11 >> You should get on that. You're [ __ ]

47:14

47:14 taking your sweet ass time.

47:17

47:17 >> Okay. All right. I'm getting back on

47:18

47:18 everybody. I'm gonna play [snorts]

47:20

47:20 Destiny. I'm gonna play more. Uh so

47:22

47:22 yeah, there you go.

47:23

47:23 >> He's getting there. I enjoy

47:24

47:24 >> answering my own question.

47:25

47:25 >> Yeah, he's getting there. He'll get

47:26

47:26 there. All right, buddy. Last topic of

47:28

47:28 the week,

47:30

47:30 >> 20-year review, my dude. This topic,

47:33

47:33 Joshua, is about Lightning McQueen.

47:37

47:37 >> Joshua,

47:39

47:39 like I said earlier this episode, this

47:40

47:40 is 95 or Lightning McQueen day for you

47:43

47:43 not in the know. And uh they re they

47:46

47:46 excuse me, they re-released uh Cars in

47:49

47:49 the go out right on the bat and say I

47:52

47:52 was going to watch it in the theater,

47:54

47:54 buddy. I spent the money. I bought the

47:56

47:56 tickets, I bought the seats, uh, and

47:58

47:58 then when it came down to it, I just

47:60

47:60 said, "Nah, you know what? I'm not

48:01

48:01 going." Uh, mainly because I have cars

48:03

48:03 at home and I could watch Cars at Home.

48:05

48:05 And I decided not to go. But that did

48:08

48:08 lead me into thinking about cars. And 20

48:12

48:12 years later, buddy, cars has taken over

48:14

48:14 my life. And it makes me so happy that I

48:18

48:18 have something else to share with you,

48:20

48:20 Joshua. I have

48:23

48:23 two more

48:26

48:26 beautiful blind boxes, buddy, that I

48:28

48:28 want to open with you because we're

48:30

48:30 still trying to get your goddamn hippie

48:32

48:32 uh van if you wouldn't mind me doing so,

48:35

48:35 buddy. Because I love you so much. Can

48:38

48:38 we open this blind box, Joshua?

48:39

48:39 >> Let's do it. Let's get hippie van,

48:41

48:41 please.

48:41

48:41 >> Let's get the hippie van. All right,

48:43

48:43 here we go.

48:43

48:43 >> Solve the case. Let's do it.

48:44

48:44 >> Here we go. We're hoping for Hippie.

48:46

48:46 We're actually hoping for all of them,

48:48

48:48 but we'll take Hippie. And Joshua, we

48:50

48:50 got ourselves a good one right here,

48:51

48:51 buddy. We got ourselves another

48:54

48:54 Lightning [ __ ] McQueen. Look at

48:57

48:57 him. He's decked out in his 20th

48:59

48:59 anniversary

49:01

49:01 uh gear, so it's beautiful. Look at that

49:04

49:04 bad boy. Still no hippie, though. I got

49:07

49:07 one more, buddy. I got one more. And my

49:10

49:10 review of Cars is that it's the greatest

49:13

49:13 movie that Pixar has ever put out. Uh I

49:15

49:15 will die on that hill. And you can come

49:17

49:17 fight me in the comments. I don't care.

49:19

49:19 Bring it on.

49:19

49:19 >> You can fight me.

49:20

49:20 >> Is this Is this hippie?

49:23

49:23 >> No, buddy. It is not hippie. This is

49:24

49:24 Sally. Uh, but she too is a beautiful

49:29

49:29 car. Look at that. Wow.

49:31

49:31 >> So, [ __ ] Lightning McQueen and Sally.

49:32

49:32 You got And we got Raone and over there.

49:35

49:35 Just two beautiful people just doing

49:36

49:36 their beautiful thing over there. It's

49:38

49:38 wonderful. Lovely. Good times.

49:41

49:41 That's it, buddy. That's all I had. So,

49:42

49:42 I'm to end on some uh blind box opening.

49:44

49:44 Hoping hope hoping that I would get

49:46

49:46 hippie for you, but I didn't. So, with

49:48

49:48 that being said,

49:50

49:50 >> shall we end this episode, buddy? Shall

49:51

49:51 we do some fun finds? Lucky numbers.

49:53

49:53 >> I don't want to end it. I mean, I feel

49:54

49:54 like it's going so good. This should

49:56

49:56 just be one of those episode that just

49:57

49:57 drags on forever.

49:59

49:59 >> Forever.

49:60

49:60 >> Yeah, but we'll spare the audience. It's

50:02

50:02 fine. We can end it. It's fine. It's

50:04

50:04 fine. Um, all right. So, do you want me

50:06

50:06 to hit me with hit me? Hit you with my

50:08

50:08 [laughter]

50:09

50:09 >> No, please. No. I mean, physical

50:11

50:11 violence is not something we promote uh

50:13

50:13 on this channel, but yes, I will hit you

50:16

50:16 or I will drop on you with um [laughter]

50:20

50:20 words

50:22

50:22 >> with some of my fun finds, everybody. Uh

50:25

50:25 sorry, it's getting a little silly. The

50:27

50:27 uh the Titanic ice cube has fully

50:29

50:29 melted.

50:30

50:30 >> Yes, it is.

50:31

50:31 >> And uh I'm about to show off my fun

50:34

50:34 find. If you were just listening, then

50:36

50:36 keep listening. Like Sean says, if you

50:38

50:38 are watching, then you are going to get

50:40

50:40 to see what I have to show off. Um, so

50:43

50:43 first I got two I got two spoiler alert.

50:45

50:45 Um, I'm going to sh Yeah, I'm going to

50:48

50:48 show off my value find. Not much of a

50:50

50:50 value on me.

50:54

50:54 >> Um, people get paid for that. So, if

50:56

50:56 you're willing, I might. Um, but

51:00

51:00 [laughter]

51:01

51:01 let me show Let me get through this,

51:03

51:03 man. Please, let me get through this

51:04

51:04 [ __ ] Uh, [laughter] all right. Here's

51:05

51:05 my value find. I found this thing over

51:07

51:07 at Ross. If if I'm pretty sure everybody

51:09

51:09 that listens to us knows has a Ross

51:11

51:11 around them. Um if you're into Funkos

51:13

51:13 like we are, uh I found this little

51:15

51:15 Funko right here. Bam. This is Skeletor.

51:19

51:19 >> This is being added. Yeah, this is being

51:21

51:21 added to my uh He-Man collection. And um

51:25

51:25 I'm not [clears throat] lying. You can

51:26

51:26 see on the top I bought this thing for

51:28

51:28 $6.99. It's a little out of focus, but

51:30

51:30 uh $6.99 and it is now in my Funko

51:34

51:34 profile vault as a part of my

51:35

51:35 collection. [snorts] And it actually on

51:38

51:38 eBay right now goes for a whopping Hey,

51:42

51:42 hold on to your wallets, everybody. This

51:43

51:43 is a real one. Uh it goes for a whopping

51:46

51:46 $1143

51:49

51:49 in 2026.

51:51

51:51 So, um, who knows what it'll be worth 10

51:54

51:54 years from now. But today,

51:56

51:56 >> that's all the pesos it's worth today.

51:58

51:58 That's it. Um, for my number two,

52:01

52:01 >> why you say it like that?

52:03

52:03 >> Uh, well, I mean, currency, man. I mean,

52:05

52:05 whatever that's worth. Um, the number

52:08

52:08 two one, and I don't have the popup. I

52:10

52:10 wish I would have done it because I went

52:12

52:12 to a ton of museums, and there's a mu

52:14

52:14 museum in DC called the American Art

52:17

52:17 History Museum. So, this is all the

52:19

52:19 stuff that apparently is all American

52:22

52:22 and things that we have and created or

52:23

52:23 whatever. So, in this museum

52:26

52:26 is a a nice little case that has to do a

52:30

52:30 little something with this guy. This is

52:32

52:32 my second fun find. And this is Walter

52:36

52:36 White.

52:37

52:37 >> Whoa.

52:37

52:37 >> From Breaking Bad, everybody.

52:40

52:40 >> That's sick, dude.

52:43

52:43 >> This is my Walter White Breaking Bad.

52:45

52:45 I'm watching I'm currently watching the

52:46

52:46 show right now. Um, but Walter White,

52:49

52:49 believe it or not, I bought this thing

52:51

52:51 on uh on the Funko website and I paid

52:55

52:55 $14.99.

52:58

52:58 So, like it's kind of like what it goes

52:60

52:60 for, but um going for on eBay if you

53:02

53:02 shop on eBay. Um it's currently going

53:04

53:04 for $21.70.

53:08

53:08 >> Dang. So,

53:09

53:09 >> so not double, but close.

53:10

53:10 >> Kind of a not really a value find, but

53:12

53:12 it's a pretty cool find. Um I should

53:14

53:14 have showed the back of it. That's what

53:15

53:15 the back looks like. That's really cool.

53:17

53:17 >> They even really cool.

53:18

53:18 >> Yeah. Uh, and this one is is fairly new

53:21

53:21 of a release, so I I picked that thing

53:23

53:23 up. And like I said, in the uh the

53:25

53:25 American art history, there's the suit

53:27

53:27 that he wears, you know, the hazmat suit

53:29

53:29 with the mask. I took a picture of it. I

53:31

53:31 was supposed to do the popup, but I

53:32

53:32 didn't.

53:33

53:33 >> Um, there you go, everybody. Those are

53:35

53:35 my two fun finds. And uh, if you're

53:38

53:38 interested, you can go see the suit in

53:39

53:39 the American Art History in DC.

53:42

53:42 >> What Joshua's trip report comes down to

53:44

53:44 is, hey, I went there. you should go

53:45

53:45 there too. The end, [laughter] you know,

53:48

53:48 like not not even like a hey, look at

53:49

53:49 what I saw or anything like that and

53:51

53:51 know it's mainly just like yeah, I did

53:53

53:53 all this stuff and that's it and go go

53:54

53:54 [ __ ] yourself, you know, like [laughter]

53:56

53:56 what the [ __ ]

53:57

53:57 >> It's like a see you got to see it for

53:58

53:58 yourself kind of thing, right? Like

53:60

53:60 that's what it comes down to. See for

54:01

54:01 yourself.

54:02

54:02 >> That's pointless.

54:02

54:02 >> Really cool.

54:03

54:03 >> That's that's what I got. That's what I

54:04

54:04 got.

54:05

54:05 >> Nice, buddy.

54:05

54:05 >> It's worth it.

54:06

54:06 >> Hey, I'm glad I'm glad you found those

54:07

54:07 two. Those are pretty [ __ ] sick,

54:09

54:09 dude. Um Hey, I'll show off my fun finds

54:12

54:12 now. I got two just like you. Did you

54:15

54:15 know that we're sponsored by Funko?

54:16

54:16 Joshua, did you know that we have Funko

54:19

54:19 exclusives with them?

54:21

54:21 >> Uh, I have two of them that I'm going to

54:23

54:23 show off for the people watching, people

54:24

54:24 listening. Uh, Joshua, this is number

54:26

54:26 one. I think you'll get a kick out of

54:27

54:27 this guy. Uh, again, sponsored Funkos.

54:30

54:30 Joshua, this is Scully. And this is

54:33

54:33 >> him inside of a beautiful little tiny uh

54:37

54:37 little raft thing or little uh what is

54:39

54:39 that thing called? Uh floaty. Little

54:41

54:41 floaty.

54:41

54:41 >> Little floaty.

54:42

54:42 >> Call floaty. Yeah. So, there's that one.

54:45

54:45 And then Joshua, I have this other one

54:46

54:46 that I think you're gonna love because I

54:48

54:48 love it because it's also some of the

54:50

54:50 merch that we have. Here is another

54:52

54:52 Skully

54:53

54:53 >> on a surfboard. Dude, look at that.

54:56

54:56 >> Look at that bad boy.

54:57

54:57 >> I love that

54:58

54:58 >> surfer skully. So, I'm joking. We're not

55:00

55:00 sponsored by Funko, but it is funny that

55:02

55:02 we have two Skullies. So, there you go.

55:04

55:04 Those are my fun finds for the week.

55:07

55:07 >> I like that. There's There's actually a

55:09

55:09 couple in the Skully collection that I h

55:10

55:10 that I'm Gosh, I'm so tempted to get,

55:13

55:13 but after this trip, man, my credit card

55:15

55:15 looks ridiculous. Like, [laughter]

55:17

55:17 I might have to sell like an Oregon or

55:19

55:19 some [ __ ] to get through this. Um, but

55:21

55:21 [laughter]

55:22

55:22 there there's some cool skully ones out

55:23

55:23 there, so check that out if you're into

55:24

55:24 Funkos like we are. Um, the Skully

55:26

55:26 collection is pretty freaking sick.

55:28

55:28 >> Also, sorry for come out and get a shirt

55:31

55:31 with Skully on it. Look at that. Not the

55:33

55:33 same Skully, obviously, for copyright

55:34

55:34 reasons because this is our Skully. This

55:36

55:36 is ours. made that [ __ ] Sorry for that

55:38

55:38 life merch. Get the [ __ ]

55:40

55:40 >> Anyways,

55:41

55:41 >> that's

55:42

55:42 >> what you got, buddy. Fortunes.

55:44

55:44 [laughter]

55:45

55:45 >> Yeah, I totally got fortunes. Uh, if

55:48

55:48 this is your first time, which is

55:49

55:49 probably not by now. Um, but if you're a

55:51

55:51 new subscriber, thank you for hanging in

55:52

55:52 there. These I mean, these are an hour

55:54

55:54 long. We're at 57 minutes, so thank you

55:56

55:56 for hanging in there. Or if you fast

55:57

55:57 forward, we appreciate you, too. Um,

55:60

55:60 these are the Misfortune cookies right

56:02

56:02 here. And I almost gave up on buying

56:06

56:06 these, but you know what, Misfortune,

56:08

56:08 we'd love you. And uh maybe one day,

56:11

56:11 like Funko, you could be a sponsor. Um

56:14

56:14 >> cuz we just love your cookies.

56:16

56:16 >> Uh I do eat them, too, by the way. Okay.

56:18

56:18 >> He does. So Sean off camera.

56:20

56:20 >> I do eat them. Yeah, I do eat them. Um

56:23

56:23 so, Misfortune, we're going to unwrap

56:25

56:25 these and uh I just don't know. Sean

56:27

56:27 usually has to decide this. Do you want

56:28

56:28 to go the dirty, the fortune against

56:32

56:32 humanity? Uh, what misfortune cookie

56:34

56:34 would you like to pop today?

56:36

56:36 >> I feel like we need to go I feel like we

56:38

56:38 need to go dirty. I I think we went uh

56:40

56:40 fortunes to start off with, right? So, I

56:42

56:42 feel like we need to do uh we need to do

56:44

56:44 dirty.

56:45

56:45 >> So,

56:45

56:45 >> okay, let's go dirty. Uh dirty has has

56:48

56:48 been kind of real nice to us in the

56:50

56:50 past.

56:51

56:51 >> Yeah, it has been. I really like the

56:53

56:53 dirty ones. They're funny.

56:54

56:54 >> I Hey, hey, take it easy. Take it. This

56:58

56:58 This can be a kid-friendly show. Just

57:00

57:00 saying. Just take it easy. Um,

57:02

57:02 >> no. It can't. Not anymore. [laughter]

57:04

57:04 >> Right. Okay. I pulled the cookie off the

57:06

57:06 top. So, we'll we'll see. I highly doubt

57:09

57:09 I don't know how how they package these,

57:11

57:11 but um let's see, man. Okay. Here we go.

57:13

57:13 We got one off the top. Let's get into

57:16

57:16 this little package. This is the best

57:18

57:18 part. When the cookie gets cracked. And

57:21

57:21 you know why it's the best part? Because

57:23

57:23 after this, after we're done filming,

57:25

57:25 uh, I open my door, my two little dogs

57:27

57:27 come in and they eat all the crumbs up

57:28

57:28 off the ch,

57:29

57:29 >> you know? They wait for the crack, you

57:31

57:31 know.

57:32

57:32 >> And they're totally healthy dogs. So, I

57:34

57:34 know they probably didn't do any animal

57:35

57:35 testing on here, but I've done it here.

57:37

57:37 And it's okay. It works. They don't They

57:39

57:39 They love They love the cookie,

57:41

57:41 Misfortune.

57:41

57:41 >> They love the cooks. I love it.

57:43

57:43 >> They love the cookie. All right, let's

57:45

57:45 rip this thing out. Uh, there is a

57:47

57:47 fortune in here. Thank you, Misfortune,

57:48

57:48 for packaging this correctly. Um, all

57:50

57:50 right, everybody. This is your episode

57:53

57:53 for,

57:55

57:55 you know, episode 150. This is This is

57:57

57:57 good.

57:58

57:58 150. Dude, it's crazy.

57:60

58:00 >> All right. Uh, you ready for this, Sean?

58:02

58:02 >> I I hope so.

58:04

58:04 >> Sure. [laughter]

58:06

58:06 >> I don't know if I'm ready or not. Okay.

58:10

58:10 >> I know the anticipation is killing you,

58:12

58:12 isn't it?

58:12

58:12 >> It is. Please.

58:13

58:13 >> Well, wait no further because here it

58:15

58:15 comes. Sean, you will

58:20

58:20 derive satisfaction from trying new

58:22

58:22 things. Mostly,

58:25

58:25 yeah, you know it. Butt stuff.

58:28

58:28 >> [laughter]

58:29

58:29 >> All right. Okay. All right. I feel that.

58:32

58:32 >> I mean, maybe, you know, sorry,

58:34

58:34 [laughter] this is not a good show,

58:35

58:35 everybody. Um, I lied about that. Uh,

58:40

58:40 there you go. That is your misfortune

58:41

58:41 cookie. Uh, thank you. Not sponsored,

58:43

58:43 but uh, we will totally reach out.

58:47

58:47 All right. Very cool, buddy. Very, very

58:49

58:49 cool. Uh, let me do some lucky numbers

58:52

58:52 real fast here. Uh, they are as

58:54

58:54 followed. Feel free to use them for

58:56

58:56 whatever nefarious reasons you would

58:57

58:57 like. Thank you, Misfortune, for giving

58:58

58:58 us the fortune. And uh here are your

58:60

58:60 lucky numbers. Uh 2, 35, 63, 66, 69. A

59:04

59:04 lot of 60s. Uh 17 and 24. Once again,

59:07

59:07 your seven lucky numbers are 2 35 63 66

59:12

59:12 69 17 and 24. Buddy, lots of sixes. Uh

59:18

59:18 so take that for what you will. Um

59:20

59:20 >> Mhm. But buddy, we've come to the end of

59:23

59:23 I can't even get to the end of the

59:24

59:24 [ __ ] episode. I'm hammered off ghost

59:26

59:26 juice over here. Uh, we've come to the

59:28

59:28 end of the episode, my dude. And like we

59:30

59:30 do every week, would you like to give

59:32

59:32 the people one last monologue to send

59:35

59:35 them on their way on this Tuesday

59:36

59:36 evening morning or Monday afternoon

59:39

59:39 evening, whenever it comes out? What do

59:41

59:41 you got, buddy?

59:43

59:43 >> All right, Sean, and everybody

59:44

59:44 listening, I just want to say this has

59:46

59:46 been this is episode 150. And if this is

59:49

59:49 the first time this reel has come across

59:52

59:52 your your feed here, just know these me

59:55

59:55 and Sean are your two new best friends.

59:58

59:58 And we are here to support everything

59:60

60:00 you want to do and everything you

60:02

60:02 believe in. So come check us out at

60:04

60:04 sorry for delay.live. Uh we got merch.

60:06

60:06 We got everything going. This is episode

60:08

60:08 150 like I said and we look forward to

60:10

60:10 seeing you guys again on episode

60:13

60:13 151. We love you and we will see you

60:16

60:16 next week. Oh, that's so sweet, Joshua.

60:19

60:19 That was nice. That was probably one of

60:20

60:20 your best ones. Um, I'm not even going

60:23

60:23 to say anything more than that other

60:24

60:24 than I want to announce something that

60:25

60:25 we're doing in October that Joshua

60:27

60:27 doesn't know about yet. Uh, usually

60:29

60:29 around this time I I come out with

60:31

60:31 something clever and creative. Uh, last

60:33

60:33 year we did Maple Street and we'll talk

60:34

60:34 about that next episode. Uh, but this

60:36

60:36 year I'm doing something a little bit

60:38

60:38 different, something that I want the

60:39

60:39 people to join in on if they would like.

60:41

60:41 And Joshua, we're doing something called

60:43

60:43 Sorry for the Scare. And what that is is

60:46

60:46 31 days of October drawings. These are

60:50

60:50 not made with AI. These are going to be

60:52

60:52 made by hand by myself. And if you guys

60:54

60:54 want to join in in this participation

60:56

60:56 party, uh you can. There's going to be

60:59

60:59 fun prompts that I'm going to have every

61:01

61:01 day for the month of October. And uh you

61:04

61:04 know, it's just going to be a fun time

61:05

61:05 for everybody. So there is that buddy.

61:09

61:09 Say that now. I'll talk about it next

61:11

61:11 week. And now to end the episode,

61:15

61:15 Joshua, I got one last thing for you.

61:19

61:19 Did you hear that? I put my grandma on

61:22

61:22 speed dial.

61:24

61:24 >> Did not hear that.

61:26

61:26 >> Yeah, I call it Instagram.

61:31

61:31 Ladies and gentlemen, we will see you

61:34

61:34 next week. A deuces.

62:00

62:00 This is kind of the people who made it

62:02

62:02 at the very very end of the episode.

62:03

62:03 They get to see you without a hat for

62:04

62:04 just a second. You know,

62:06

62:06 >> I know this little like little thing

62:08

62:08 hanging off my head right here. What is

62:09

62:09 that? Like a pubic hair?

62:10

62:10 >> I don't know, dude. I think it's the

62:12

62:12 remaining little hairs that I have left

62:14

62:14 on the front. [laughter] Put your hat

62:16

62:16 on.


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