Sorry For The Delay | EP.154 | Data Hostage, Candy Wars & Annabelle
-WHAT’S IN OUR CUP-
Sean: Portland Cider Co. Blackberry Lime Cider, 8.4%
Joshua: Jack Daniel’s Blackberry Tennessee Whiskey
-AI SONG OF THE WEEK-
AI Song Of The Week: “October Wake Me Up” (Lyrics written by Sean, music created with AI.)
-CHAT WITH US-
• Three Golden Laces
• Candy Crushing Dreams
• Trick Or Treat
-CHAPTERS-
00:00 EP.154 Intro, October Arrives & After The Crash
02:35 What’s In Our Cup - Blackberry Whiskey & Blackberry Lime Cider
05:40 After The Crash - Two Years Of Files Held Hostage
14:24 Sorry For The Scare - Tiny Witches, Ghost Picnics & Candy Monsters
19:13 Joshua’s Candy Monster - Museum Placement Pending
21:55 Chat With Us - Football, Candy Prices & Trick Or Treat
22:24 Three Golden Laces - Raiders, 49ers & Undefeated Optimism
29:06 AI Song Of The Week - “October Wake Me Up”
36:11 Candy Crushing Dreams - Halloween Candy Inflation
41:50 Trick Or Treat - The Great Candy Showdown
57:49 Snickers Wins The 2026 Halloween Candy Championship
58:25 Fun Finds - Annabelle & Universal Monsters
62:47 Misfortune Cookie & Lucky Numbers
64:29 Monday Motivation & Road To EP.155
-SOUND BITES-
• “I see why people drink after becoming a father.” - Joshua returning to Blackberry Whiskey one week after becoming the proud father of three Happy Dads.
• “How much do memories cost?” - Joshua confronting the much less funny side of a failed drive containing years of creative work, family photos & personal memories.
• “Let’s all take a moment and let’s back our shits up.” - Sean immediately treating Joshua’s computer disaster as a public service announcement for everyone with a hard drive.
• “This will end up in some museum. I promise.” - Joshua unveiling his hand-drawn Candy Monster with the quiet confidence of an artist already preparing the retrospective.
• “Honestly, I was going to shit on you harder, but I can’t because this is great.” - Sean discovering Joshua actually followed the no-AI rule and produced a Candy Monster worthy of reluctant approval.
• “I’m not a wizard, Harry. I’m just a guy on a podcast talking to my best friend.” - Sean wrapping up his proposed solution to the increasingly ridiculous number of subscriptions required to watch sports.
• “Nerds are a hazard.” - Joshua eliminating a perfectly innocent box of candy from contention on the grounds that apparently Halloween now requires a risk assessment.
• “You shouldn’t need an accessory to eat candy.” - Joshua reducing the entire Fun Dip experience to an unnecessary amount of equipment.
• “When I bite into a Snickers, the memories come back.” - Joshua making the emotional case that helps carry Snickers all the way to the 2026 candy championship.
• “Not bad. Not a chase, but we’ll take it.” - Sean welcoming Annabelle as the first pull from Joshua’s October horror Funko box while keeping hope alive for the chase.
-FORTUNE & FINDS-
Fortune: Your next sexual conquest is the first person you make eye contact with after reading this fortune.
Lucky Numbers: 2, 13, 28, 53, 65, 12, 22
Fun Finds / Value Finds:
Joshua: The first pull from his sealed horror Funko collection is Annabelle. No chase this week, but plenty of boxes remain for October.
Sean: Universal Monsters collectibles featuring Wolf Man, glow-in-the-dark Dracula, glow-in-the-dark Frankenstein & his must-have Creature From The Black Lagoon. One final figure is waiting for next week.
(Artwork Shoutout: Sorry For The Scare officially rolls into October with Sean’s Tiny Witch, Ghost Picnic, Pumpkin House, Bat Bakery, Black Hat Magic, Candy Monster & Mushroom Witch, plus Joshua making his hand-drawn Candy Monster debut.)
Transcript
00:00 Welcome to episode 154 of Sorry for the
00:03
00:03 Delay. I'm your editor, Mia. This week,
00:06
00:06 Joshua retreats to Blackberry [music]
00:08
00:08 Whiskey after his computer takes 2 years
00:10
00:10 of files hostage. While Sean officially
00:13
00:13 opens spooky season with Blackberry
00:15
00:15 Limes Cider and the first batch of
00:17
00:17 handdrawn [music] Sorry for the Scare
00:18
00:18 artwork, Joshua's Candy Monster is
00:21
00:21 currently awaiting museum placement.
00:23
00:23 Then it's undefeated football optimism,
00:25
00:25 Halloween candy inflation, a 25 brown
00:27
00:27 sugar showdown, and Annabelle kicking
00:29
00:29 off the horror Funko unboxings. Enjoy
00:32
00:32 the show. Hello and welcome to another
00:35
00:35 episode of Sorry for the Delay. We are
00:37
00:37 your hosts. Uh my name is Sean. Right
00:40
00:40 over there is the one, the only, the
00:42
00:42 computer insavvy, not techsavvy, the
00:46
00:46 computer illiterate uh man of the hour,
00:49
00:49 uh Joshua. Uh Joshua, this is episode
00:52
00:52 154, my dude. We've made it to 154
00:55
00:55 episodes. Every day I think about it, I
00:56
00:56 just get a headache. So, I'm not even
00:58
00:58 going to think about it. Uh but let me
00:59
00:59 start with asking you, buddy. How are
01:01
01:01 you doing this beautiful October week?
01:05
01:05 Yes, it's not onlyund and episode 154,
01:09
01:09 but it's also October 6th. We have
01:11
01:11 officially reached into our pocket and
01:14
01:14 it's the spooky season. This is Sean's
01:17
01:17 favorite. Um, I don't know everybody
01:19
01:19 listening, everybody watching how you
01:21
01:21 feel about the month of October, but for
01:23
01:23 Sean, this is like his Super Bowl. This
01:25
01:25 is the best time of the year. And I'm
01:28
01:28 he's gradually turning me into like a
01:31
01:31 lover of the month. So maybe by the end
01:34
01:34 of this this month, how many weeks? We
01:35
01:35 got four weeks.
01:37
01:37 >> Four weeks. Four weeks. It's okay. Maybe
01:39
01:39 after four weeks, you will you will uh
01:42
01:42 or I will give you a rose, a black rose
01:43
01:43 or something or or however that goes.
01:46
01:46 >> You pick me or I pick you. We'll see if
01:47
01:47 I fall in love with it.
01:49
01:49 >> You know, I want you to give me a
01:50
01:50 balloon. I think that's the next one is
01:51
01:51 the balloon. Yeah. I don't I I don't
01:53
01:53 want you to pop my balloon, you know.
01:56
01:56 >> You know, speak of that. Would that be
01:57
01:57 funny if they gave people like unpopable
01:58
01:58 balloons in that show? Like [laughter]
02:00
02:00 they're like just watching them just
02:03
02:03 pop.
02:04
02:04 >> Exactly. Or some dull needles, you know?
02:06
02:06 They're just kind of like that would be
02:07
02:07 that'd be kind [laughter] of a be a cool
02:09
02:09 prank. Um but no, Sean, thank thank you
02:11
02:11 for asking, man. Um
02:13
02:13 I don't know. I know we just talked
02:15
02:15 about the the month of October, but I
02:16
02:16 feel like I need to name this this is
02:19
02:19 like the official
02:21
02:21 ATC episode. This is the after the crash
02:25
02:25 for me.
02:26
02:26 >> After the crash. Oh my god, buddy.
02:29
02:29 Before we get to that, should we have
02:30
02:30 some drinks in solidarity?
02:32
02:32 >> Let's Yeah. Yeah. Before we get to the
02:33
02:33 after the crack. Yeah. Yeah. Right.
02:35
02:35 >> Let's do that. So, go ahead, buddy. What
02:36
02:36 do you got? What are you sipping on this
02:38
02:38 week? What is inside your cup for uh
02:40
02:40 this week?
02:41
02:41 >> Okay. So, uh, last week I was a happy
02:43
02:43 dad of three and I see why people drink
02:46
02:46 after becoming a father. Uh, and they
02:48
02:48 start to go to the hard stuff because I
02:50
02:50 have now gone back to the hard stuff.
02:54
02:54 So, I kept it simple. I got a fat ice
02:56
02:56 cube in here. I was fat before we
02:58
02:58 started the all the technicals that
02:60
02:60 happened generally before we start film.
03:02
03:02 Um, which nobody knows about. Just me
03:04
03:04 and Sean before we hit the record
03:05
03:05 button. So, uh, there's a little insight
03:07
03:07 there. Um, but what is in my cup? You
03:08
03:08 know, I got a little bit of Jack Daniels
03:10
03:10 Blackberry Tennessee whiskey.
03:12
03:12 >> Oh, you got that one, huh? Okay.
03:14
03:14 >> Yeah. Yeah. I I got in my cup. Well, you
03:15
03:15 know, I It was getting a little dusty.
03:17
03:17 You know, I I couldn't tell if the dust
03:18
03:18 was inside. It was getting a little
03:20
03:20 cloudy or was on the outside. So, I
03:22
03:22 pulled the bottle out. Um, if you've
03:24
03:24 never had it, uh, tried I think it's a
03:26
03:26 it's a it's it's a it's a decent sip.
03:28
03:28 [snorts] Maybe it's not a top shot, but
03:30
03:30 it's a good sip. Um, so that's what I'm
03:32
03:32 sipping on. The Jack Daniels Blackberry
03:34
03:34 Tennessee whiskey. Sean, what's in my
03:35
03:35 cup? What is in your cup for this
03:36
03:36 episode? You know what's really funny?
03:38
03:38 Okay, so Joshua and I don't always
03:40
03:40 coordinate this stuff, but I'm wearing
03:42
03:42 the Black Cat t-shirt. So, a little
03:43
03:43 housekeeping here. Sorry for a little
03:44
03:44 late out live. Uh, we have some new
03:46
03:46 merch out. I wanted to start this off
03:48
03:48 real quickly with that. Uh, we ended up
03:51
03:51 just doing one shirt for the year
03:53
03:53 because, uh, Papa got lazy and didn't
03:55
03:55 want to finish the other one. So, we're
03:56
03:56 just doing all the handdesigned uh,
03:58
03:58 shirt merch this year. So, there's a
03:60
03:60 shirt in there uh, that I drew by hand
04:03
04:03 uh, and then transferred it digitally
04:05
04:05 uh, not using AI. and it's available
04:07
04:07 right now in the shop. It's very cute.
04:09
04:09 It's a candy corn and a green apple or
04:11
04:11 sorry, a caramel apple. Uh and it's
04:12
04:12 wonderful. My shirt arrives tomorrow. Uh
04:15
04:15 you'll see it next week. So, there's
04:16
04:16 that. So, sorry for layout live. Come
04:18
04:18 pick up some merch where you can also
04:19
04:19 get this shirt uh and all the other
04:20
04:20 shirts you'll be seeing me wear this uh
04:22
04:22 Halloween season. Uh but speaking of
04:25
04:25 that, uh we don't plan this stuff out.
04:27
04:27 Joshua just has this shirt icon on his
04:30
04:30 screen behind him and he's drinking a
04:33
04:33 blackberry bourbon. Uh, I have in my
04:37
04:37 cup. Uh, a blackberry lime cider. A new
04:41
04:41 flavor for me this week, buddy.
04:43
04:43 Blackberry lime by Portland Cider Co.
04:46
04:46 Uh, never had this before. This is an an
04:48
04:48 8.4. And so, go ahead and open this now.
04:51
04:51 Away from the computer. Sean, don't be
04:53
04:53 stupid. All right. And I'll go ahead and
04:55
04:55 give it a smelly smell first. Let's see
04:56
04:56 what it smells like.
04:59
04:59 Smells like blackberry and cider. It's
05:01
05:01 interesting. Uh, tartness. I can smell.
05:04
05:04 Here we go. A little sippy sip for the
05:06
05:06 boys back home. Cheers.
05:09
05:09 >> Yeah. Cheers.
05:11
05:11 >> Okay. All right. How [ __ ] with that?
05:14
05:14 What [ __ ] with that? It tastes like a
05:17
05:17 It tastes like blackberry jam, Joshua.
05:21
05:21 >> With just a slight a slight citrus
05:24
05:24 elevation, you know, so it doesn't it
05:26
05:26 doesn't make it so sweet, right? That
05:27
05:27 that lime is really cutting out the
05:30
05:30 sweetness. And that is the perfect fall
05:34
05:34 starter. All right, this is the first
05:36
05:36 official week of October that we're
05:38
05:38 going through, buddy. And I I love it.
05:40
05:40 So, now that we got our drinks in hand,
05:42
05:42 my dude, please let the people hear
05:45
05:45 about the trauma that has happened to
05:48
05:48 you this week. The again, this is the
05:51
05:51 official after the crash episode. Um,
05:53
05:53 Sean knows all about this and for all of
05:55
05:55 you guys watching, Sean and I put a a
05:59
05:59 ton of effort. I mean, okay, maybe not a
06:01
06:01 ton, but we put a [ __ ] ton of effort
06:03
06:03 into what we do here on the Sford
06:05
06:05 podcast. And
06:08
06:08 >> I literally the other day had one of the
06:11
06:11 drives on my computer fell. It was the C
06:13
06:13 drive that had all my creative content,
06:17
06:17 had all my data, had all the artwork for
06:20
06:20 the last 2 years.
06:23
06:23 So, my computer, for some reason, would
06:26
06:26 no longer boot. It was stuck in this
06:28
06:28 loop and I had to take it to the
06:30
06:30 hospital. Uh, one of the local plays
06:33
06:33 over in Apttos called Apptos Computer.
06:35
06:35 Shout out to them. The dudes there are
06:36
06:36 really cool. Um, so I took it in there.
06:39
06:39 Initially, the gentleman was like, "You
06:40
06:40 know what? I think we can salvage this.
06:42
06:42 Things are kind of, you know, from what
06:44
06:44 you're explaining, some of the
06:45
06:45 screenshots I took. I think we can I
06:46
06:46 think we can help you out. You you
06:48
06:48 probably might lose some stuff, but you
06:49
06:49 will not lose your data. We just need to
06:51
06:51 figure this out." So, I'm over here
06:53
06:53 thinking I'm in good spirits, whatever.
06:55
06:55 you know, I'm I'm feeling good about
06:56
06:56 this. I'm like, "Shit, dude, I got two
06:58
06:58 years worth of stuff." Um, so then he
06:60
06:60 gives me a call. He goes, "Joshua, guess
07:02
07:02 what?" I'm like, "What?" He goes, "That
07:04
07:04 drive, you know, your computer will not
07:07
07:07 boot." He goes, "It gets hot, but it
07:10
07:10 will not boot up." So, unfortunately,
07:13
07:13 you know, the all that data that I said
07:14
07:14 you were not going to be was going to be
07:17
07:17 lost. Basically, your life for the last
07:19
07:19 two years, well, it's I can't get to it.
07:23
07:23 It's done. It's gone. And so I'm
07:25
07:25 thinking to myself like, "Fuck, dude.
07:27
07:27 Like, what am I going to do?" He goes,
07:28
07:28 "You know what though, Joshua? There is
07:29
07:29 a solution. There are data recovery
07:33
07:33 um companies out there." So,
07:37
07:37 [clears throat] I'm going through this
07:38
07:38 in my mind right now, like, what am I
07:40
07:40 going to do with this drive that no
07:42
07:42 longer starts up? The gentleman said,
07:43
07:43 "It gets hot. I could probably send it
07:46
07:46 to these data recovery centers and they
07:48
07:48 can they can maybe scrub this thing."
07:50
07:50 So, I'm a little bit of a predicament. I
07:51
07:51 feel like the last two days, two two
07:53
07:53 years of my life have been lost. So,
07:54
07:54 this is like again officially like for
07:57
07:57 me the reboot of the Sorry for the Delay
07:59
07:59 podcast cuz I've lost everything.
08:02
08:02 Um, so to all you computer people out
08:05
08:05 there, um, who did help me out, I
08:07
08:07 appreciate everything that you did
08:08
08:08 there. That that was super cool. I just
08:10
08:10 I I'm stuck in between a rock and a hard
08:12
08:12 place cuz these things can cost anywhere
08:13
08:13 between $300 and $1,000 is what I found
08:16
08:16 out. And apparently, I could be wrong
08:18
08:18 here, for all you computer people, it's
08:21
08:21 not necessarily how much data you have
08:23
08:23 on the drive. It's the damage to the
08:26
08:26 drive itself that cost the money.
08:28
08:28 [snorts] So,
08:29
08:29 >> oh god.
08:30
08:30 >> Again, it could be a simple $300 fix or
08:33
08:33 it could be like a data scrub that's
08:35
08:35 going to cost me $1,000. So, I'm kind of
08:37
08:37 stuck. They said it heats up, so it's
08:39
08:39 not completely dead. I just [snorts]
08:41
08:41 don't know what to do. Um, so I'm I'm
08:44
08:44 kind of bummed out about this whole
08:45
08:45 thing and uh if any of you out there are
08:47
08:47 in a situation where you have memories
08:49
08:49 and you have content and you have things
08:51
08:51 that you value. Um, back your systems
08:54
08:54 up. Sounds stupid. Like I bet all you
08:57
08:57 guys do that anyways, but unfortunately
08:58
08:58 for the last two years I really didn't
08:59
08:59 do that and I paid the price dearly. Um,
09:02
09:02 so if you're listening to us, maybe back
09:04
09:04 your stuff up now. Um, because who knows
09:06
09:06 what could happen to all your your data
09:08
09:08 and now now I'm forced to the decision.
09:10
09:10 and I got to pay like $300 or $1,000 to
09:12
09:12 get my stuff fixed. I don't know what to
09:14
09:14 do. I have the drive, so um I just need
09:16
09:16 to figure out if I want to send it out,
09:18
09:18 but that's kind of my after the crash
09:20
09:20 situation that's going on over here. Uh
09:23
09:23 >> bummer. Um Sean's been helping me
09:25
09:25 through it.
09:26
09:26 >> So that's kind of what I'm experienced
09:28
09:28 from a creative content, you know,
09:30
09:30 whatever we're doing on this program.
09:32
09:32 Just having a good time. I've lost
09:33
09:33 everything. So, uh
09:34
09:34 >> that is
09:35
09:35 >> that's what's going on my end.
09:36
09:36 >> Demoralizing, buddy. It is so
09:38
09:38 demoralizing to lose two years
09:41
09:41 essentially of your life to just a
09:43
09:43 technical failure. You know, that's
09:45
09:45 that's heartbreaking. Heartbreaking. And
09:47
09:47 uh when Joshua told me this, I the first
09:50
09:50 thing I did was started backing up a lot
09:51
09:51 of stuff. Um there is stuff on here that
09:53
09:53 I'm just like, it's probably just
09:55
09:55 garbage. Uh but there's a lot of stuff,
09:57
09:57 especially with the podcast, that's
09:58
09:58 like, well, I should probably back this
09:59
09:59 stuff up. And so Joshua, I'm using this
10:01
10:01 as a as a warning that you've given the
10:03
10:03 people, and I'm taking that into heart
10:04
10:04 two, and I'm backing up my [ __ ] Uh the
10:06
10:06 only problem is uh [ __ ] hard drives
10:08
10:08 are expensive, brother. They're [ __ ]
10:11
10:11 expensive and we use a lot of data on
10:14
10:14 this podcast. You wouldn't think so, but
10:15
10:15 we do. We use a lot of it. And that [ __ ]
10:18
10:18 is It takes a long time to back up. So,
10:21
10:21 yes, let everybody right now right here,
10:25
10:25 let's all take a moment and let's back
10:26
10:26 our shits up. All right. Throw that
10:29
10:29 thing back and let's back it on up.
10:31
10:31 Okay.
10:32
10:32 >> So, buddy, I'm sorry you had to go
10:34
10:34 through that [ __ ] man. That is M
10:36
10:36 >> that is [ __ ] rough, you know. But
10:40
10:40 how do you feel after now? You feel like
10:42
10:42 the computer's running good?
10:44
10:44 >> Well, I I I Yes, the the computer feels
10:47
10:47 good. Uh if there's any saving grace a
10:50
10:50 long time ago, there was a little bit of
10:52
10:52 a mishap. I ordered one of these Samsung
10:54
10:54 992 terbte uh drives and at the time
10:58
10:58 when I purchased this, it was around
11:00
11:00 like $189.
11:03
11:03 I recently looked the drive. I have some
11:04
11:04 extra drives. I got like four or five of
11:06
11:06 those things. Um so, uh so I looked it
11:09
11:09 up and currently if I had to buy the
11:12
11:12 drive uh because that's what I needed to
11:14
11:14 get this computer up and running again.
11:15
11:15 I need another drive. [snorts] Um those
11:17
11:17 drives currently go for like 300 like
11:19
11:19 $89 now. They're almost $400.
11:22
11:22 >> Ridiculous.
11:23
11:23 >> That's [ __ ] ridiculous.
11:25
11:25 >> Yeah. So I I get it from Sean's
11:27
11:27 perspective and and if you're kind of
11:28
11:28 one of those computer people out there
11:29
11:29 you're building right now or considering
11:30
11:30 it, it's just RAM. All this stuff's
11:33
11:33 expensive to to create content and to
11:35
11:35 store content because that's ultimately
11:36
11:36 what you got to do. Um it's expensive
11:38
11:38 right now. So, um yeah, [snorts] back
11:41
11:41 your stuff up like Sean said. But
11:43
11:43 overall, I I feel good. And to be honest
11:45
11:45 with you, I'm like Sean, like how much
11:47
11:47 stuff I'm a little bit of a hoarder. If
11:49
11:49 you don't notice in the background, uh
11:50
11:50 how much stuff was actually on that
11:52
11:52 drive? That was maybe overkill. Like I
11:55
11:55 probably had like a bunch of duplicates
11:57
11:57 of things and you know, maybe I lost
11:58
11:58 some stuff.
11:59
11:59 >> Exactly. But more than just the content,
12:00
12:00 I did have personal like I had pictures
12:02
12:02 of like my dad. Like I had a bunch of
12:04
12:04 family stuff on there and trips that I'm
12:06
12:06 bummed out like that I was saving and um
12:09
12:09 again it's like how much do memories
12:11
12:11 cost? You know, two years worth of your
12:14
12:14 life and and even prior to that that I
12:16
12:16 had loaded on there. So it's a bummer
12:18
12:18 but um it's salvageable at this point.
12:21
12:21 >> Yeah. So, um,
12:23
12:23 >> I guess you got to ask yourself whether
12:24
12:24 or not it's worth the $1,000 price tag
12:27
12:27 that it could be if you want to send it
12:29
12:29 in and see if they can pull anything off
12:30
12:30 of there. And then I'd have to ask the
12:32
12:32 question, if you were to send it in and
12:33
12:33 they just sent it back and they're like,
12:36
12:36 uh, this is all we got and it's just
12:37
12:37 your porn folder, you know, like
12:39
12:39 [laughter]
12:40
12:40 they're like, "This is all we could
12:41
12:41 salvage. Would it have been worth it?"
12:44
12:44 You know, do they get do they give you
12:45
12:45 refunds on that kind of thing? You know,
12:47
12:47 well, because I don't think they do. And
12:49
12:49 that's the thing about this, right, is
12:50
12:50 like you're sending all of your files
12:52
12:52 and your personal and they they got to
12:54
12:54 go in there and there's like a privacy.
12:55
12:55 There's probably certain things, you
12:57
12:57 know, about companies not actually
12:58
12:58 looking at your files, but they do have
12:60
12:60 to open stuff up to a certain degree to
13:02
13:02 see if it actually opens and works.
13:04
13:04 >> So, I mean, do they open the one that
13:06
13:06 says, you know, bikini weekend, you
13:08
13:08 know, or do they open the one that says
13:10
13:10 like model car build, you know, like
13:13
13:13 which ones are they going to open? So,
13:16
13:16 >> you'd like to think the integrity of
13:17
13:17 companies that you send your your you
13:19
13:19 know your data out to or whatever. Um
13:20
13:20 they're not going to go through all your
13:21
13:21 personal stuff. But again, you never
13:23
13:23 know. Like I guess that's how people get
13:25
13:25 blackmail all the time the time because
13:27
13:27 I can't do it myself. So I got to give
13:28
13:28 to somebody, right? How much of that
13:30
13:30 information is somebody going to save?
13:31
13:31 So
13:33
13:33 >> it's you know when we sign those
13:34
13:34 licensing agreements, we give stuff
13:35
13:35 away. So um man, I'm I'm again I'm not
13:38
13:38 going to buy the equipment to do it. So
13:39
13:39 I got to figure out what I'm going to do
13:41
13:41 um at the end of the day. So, what do I
13:44
13:44 do? Um, but this is how this after the
13:46
13:46 crash is going. And this whiskey is
13:49
13:49 actually tasting a lot better. Thanks
13:50
13:50 for thanks for talking this out with me,
13:52
13:52 Sean. Thanks for everybody listening to
13:54
13:54 this. [laughter]
13:55
13:55 If you have any advice, I'm always up
13:57
13:57 for listen to to your advice or what I
13:59
13:59 should do with this. And [snorts]
14:00
14:00 >> apparently these drives are good for
14:02
14:02 about a year to five years if you store
14:04
14:04 it somewhere nice and so it's not going
14:05
14:05 to be gone gone. I just have to make a
14:07
14:07 decision on where I send it, who I send
14:08
14:08 it to, and how the proper, you know, how
14:11
14:11 how my personal stuff is taken care of
14:14
14:14 because strangers will be looking at it
14:15
14:15 and, you know, I guess we'll find out.
14:18
14:18 Hey, the story continues. We'll wait on
14:20
14:20 that and see what Joshua does. Uh, but
14:22
14:22 buddy, uh, before we move on to the chat
14:24
14:24 with the section, hey, we are doing, uh,
14:27
14:27 sorry for the scare, uh, 31 days of
14:30
14:30 handdrawn Halloween art. And that is
14:33
14:33 started already, Joshua. That is
14:34
14:34 started. And uh it's going pretty well.
14:37
14:37 Uh I think by the time people have seen
14:39
14:39 or by the time this [clears throat]
14:40
14:40 episode comes out uh they will have seen
14:42
14:42 at least six of them. I think this comes
14:44
14:44 out October 6th. Did you say that
14:45
14:45 before?
14:46
14:46 >> October 6th. Yeah.
14:46
14:46 >> Okay. Yeah. So they'll they'll have seen
14:48
14:48 six of the artworks. So if you wouldn't
14:50
14:50 mind, buddy, let's let's go ahead and go
14:52
14:52 through the six artworks. And for
14:54
14:54 Joshua, because we're recording these uh
14:56
14:56 a little bit before everything gets
14:58
14:58 released. Uh Joshua is going to have the
14:59
14:59 the the lovely event of uh seeing this
15:02
15:02 art before everybody else gets to see
15:04
15:04 the art. So buddy, I hope you're ready
15:06
15:06 for that. Um, and then uh we'll kind of
15:08
15:08 just go from there and then we can
15:10
15:10 [clears throat] just have Joshua show
15:11
15:11 off his amazing talented out looking for
15:15
15:15 yours is going to be last. Yours is like
15:17
15:17 the the weenie at the end, you know. Uh
15:19
15:19 so I'm going to go ahead and share my
15:20
15:20 screen with Joshua and Mia just go ahead
15:21
15:21 and cut the images and you don't need to
15:23
15:23 do all this fun [ __ ] Uh but buddy, here
15:25
15:25 you go. I'm just showing you with you
15:27
15:27 with the uh drive here. So let's start
15:31
15:31 on day one, which is the one everybody's
15:32
15:32 seen already. uh which is the tiny
15:35
15:35 witch. So, here it is, buddy. This is
15:36
15:36 the uh the tiny witch. I know you saw
15:39
15:39 this one. Um look at that. Look, that's
15:41
15:41 cool.
15:42
15:42 >> Little tiny witch right there.
15:43
15:43 >> So, there's that one. Uh
15:45
15:45 >> a postcard. That's easily you can make
15:46
15:46 that, you know.
15:47
15:47 >> Oh, yeah. For sure. For sure. Uh day two
15:49
15:49 was called Ghost Picnic. And this is
15:51
15:51 what it looks like. There. It's right
15:52
15:52 there. Uh you can really tell it was a
15:54
15:54 handdrawn, you know. It's a [laughter]
15:56
15:56 It's not uh
15:58
15:58 >> not amazing. Uh clearly, you know, I'm
16:02
16:02 just noodling these things, man. Uh
16:04
16:04 that's day seven. Don't worry about that
16:06
16:06 one. Uh this week, where's day three at?
16:09
16:09 This is day three right here. It's a
16:10
16:10 little pumpkin house. Look at that
16:13
16:13 beautiful pumpkin house.
16:14
16:14 >> Yeah.
16:15
16:15 >> Uh day four is Bat Bakery. So, here is
16:19
16:19 Bat Bakery. There it is. Look at that.
16:21
16:21 Look at Bat Bakery. Look at this.
16:22
16:22 >> Wonderful. Now, I want to I want to
16:24
16:24 start
16:26
16:26 >> I want to start by saying
16:28
16:28 >> I started working a lot with shadowing.
16:30
16:30 So, I every time I do one of these
16:32
16:32 challenges, um I've been doing these
16:35
16:35 ones for a few years now, but this is
16:36
16:36 one that we're we're curating, which
16:39
16:39 makes me happy. Um but ever since I've
16:41
16:41 been doing these challenges, I've tried
16:42
16:42 to like evolve what I've been doing. Uh,
16:45
16:45 and this one I really wanted to do a lot
16:47
16:47 more shadows and a lot more use of like
16:50
16:50 different colors when it comes to doing
16:52
16:52 shadowing and stuff and like highlights
16:54
16:54 and stuff. So, you'll see that a lot
16:55
16:55 more as we get through more of these
16:57
16:57 ones. Uh, but that was day four. I
16:59
16:59 believe this is day five. Yep. Day five.
17:02
17:02 This is black hat magic.
17:04
17:04 >> Can't wait.
17:05
17:05 >> Do you have a day six? Because mine was
17:07
17:07 supposed to be day six.
17:09
17:09 >> Yeah, I got a day six. Okay, you got a
17:10
17:10 day six. Okay, cool. Yeah, I got a day
17:12
17:12 six. Don't worry. It's in here. Okay.
17:14
17:14 >> Yeah. So, that's day five. Uh, and then
17:18
17:18 this, uh, actually the day six is this
17:20
17:20 one right here. Candy candy monster is
17:22
17:22 day six. All right.
17:24
17:24 >> Honestly, this is one of my favorite
17:26
17:26 ones. Uh, because I love that he's a
17:28
17:28 little chocolate bar and he's a [ __ ]
17:30
17:30 He just has his little candy corn, guys.
17:32
17:32 You'll notice the candy corn uh starts
17:35
17:35 to make a stronger appearance in all the
17:36
17:36 later artworks that I do. Uh, so, but
17:39
17:39 yes, this would be good on like a stamp,
17:41
17:41 you know, little stamp card. That's day
17:43
17:43 six. And then just because everybody's
17:45
17:45 watching this episode and you've already
17:47
17:47 seen it, uh here it is. This is going to
17:49
17:49 be day seven, which is going to be the
17:51
17:51 mushroom witch. And there it is. This
17:54
17:54 one I'm not so proud of, but you know,
17:56
17:56 just like every one of your kids, you
17:57
17:57 can't say that you don't love them. So,
18:00
18:00 hello. Here he is. And there he is.
18:04
18:04 There you go, buddy. So, I'm still I'm
18:06
18:06 still pushing these out. I'm still uh
18:08
18:08 drawing them. I'm not done yet. I think
18:10
18:10 I'm I think I'm only up to like day 15
18:13
18:13 or whatever. So, I'm I'm I'm kind of
18:15
18:15 lacking right now and I'm I'm running
18:17
18:17 out of steam real quick, which is what I
18:20
18:20 remember happening to me uh when I first
18:22
18:22 started doing these ones years back. So,
18:24
18:24 uh Joshua, now that I've shown you all
18:26
18:26 mine, uh let me see yours.
18:28
18:28 >> Okay, hold on. Hold on. Can I Can I see
18:30
18:30 your day six again? Could just
18:32
18:32 >> No, I already [ __ ] closed it.
18:33
18:33 >> Okay. Okay, it's fine. It's fine. Okay.
18:34
18:34 Well, Mia, whatever. Just
18:36
18:36 >> Yeah, Mia, put it there. It is just
18:38
18:38 here. You know, if if uh if you're new
18:41
18:41 to the channel, a while ago, me and Sean
18:43
18:43 did this like uh what? We create
18:45
18:45 monsters and we had a fight, right? We
18:47
18:47 had this fight and there was this battle
18:49
18:49 for [snorts] points and and there was
18:50
18:50 like this whole thing that went down,
18:52
18:52 right? I kind of feel like we got to do
18:54
18:54 this with the artwork. I feel like we
18:56
18:56 got to put your artwork
18:57
18:57 >> against mine.
18:59
18:59 >> Okay.
18:59
18:59 >> And uh we got we got to have a maybe
19:02
19:02 >> I guess it depends on if your artwork is
19:04
19:04 actually artwork. So, you still haven't
19:06
19:06 said if you've drawn this or if you've
19:09
19:09 created this with AI, which is the
19:10
19:10 number one rule you can't do. So, I'm
19:12
19:12 ready.
19:13
19:13 >> You're getting ahead of yourself. You're
19:14
19:14 putting the cart before the horse. What
19:16
19:16 you're doing right now, you're you're
19:18
19:18 assuming that this guy cannot just draw.
19:21
19:21 Okay?
19:22
19:22 >> And my artwork, I'm going to put it out
19:24
19:24 there. If you're just listening, you
19:26
19:26 may, this is important. This is really
19:27
19:27 important. You may want to just come
19:29
19:29 look for this part. It's like what 20
19:30
19:30 minutes in or whatever. Look over cuz
19:32
19:32 you have got
19:34
19:34 >> spent a lot of time on this. You got to
19:36
19:36 remember my my computer crashed. I had
19:38
19:38 every resource at my disposable to
19:41
19:41 create this magical and this will end up
19:44
19:44 in some museum. I promise. Okay.
19:47
19:47 >> So, without further ado, Sean, I hope
19:49
19:49 you're ready for this because this is
19:51
19:51 going to be special.
19:52
19:52 >> All right.
19:55
19:55 That's beautiful.
19:57
19:57 >> It's beautiful, buddy.
19:58
19:58 >> It's beautiful. Okay. So, this is your
19:60
19:60 uh this is your uh candy monster for
20:02
20:02 days.
20:03
20:03 >> This is this is my candy monster. This
20:05
20:05 is my monster.
20:07
20:07 >> Handdrawn. Okay. You know,
20:09
20:09 >> clearly I don't know. [laughter] Like,
20:11
20:11 you know what?
20:12
20:12 >> I don't know if you can tell. I don't
20:14
20:14 know if you can tell it's
20:15
20:15 >> [ __ ] beautiful, buddy. I I appreciate
20:17
20:17 the fact that it's handdrawn. Um I love
20:20
20:20 the use of contrast colors here. Uh your
20:23
20:23 grayed out night sky, I presume. Is that
20:26
20:26 Am I being too presumptuous on that one?
20:28
20:28 I know you're a nice guy. This is
20:30
20:30 supposed to take you wherever you want
20:31
20:31 to go.
20:32
20:32 >> I love I love the fact that he looks
20:33
20:33 some like some type of road runner. Uh
20:36
20:36 or is that some some type of hat? Is
20:38
20:38 that a hat on his head?
20:40
20:40 >> Yes, that that would be a hat. Yes.
20:42
20:42 >> Okay. He's giving me He's giving me hat
20:44
20:44 vi. Okay. Getting the hat vibes. Uh is
20:46
20:46 that also the Freddy Mercury like uh
20:49
20:49 lightning bolt? Is that what that is?
20:50
20:50 >> I have no idea. It was a shape, you
20:52
20:52 know. I just created a shape.
20:54
20:54 >> It's It's nice. Uh what what do you Who
20:57
20:57 is this? What do you want to call this?
20:59
20:59 >> Uh there it doesn't have a name. This
21:00
21:00 was supposed to be you gave me a task.
21:03
21:03 You gave me a chore. You know, just like
21:05
21:05 washing the dishes, whatever you got to
21:06
21:06 do. You gave me a chore to create an
21:09
21:09 original piece of art. Get away from AI.
21:11
21:11 >> Yep.
21:12
21:12 >> And let's make something. And [laughter]
21:14
21:14 >> again, this is the after the crash. I
21:16
21:16 have no tools. I literally have no
21:18
21:18 programs to draw. I have nothing.
21:20
21:20 >> I love You know what? Are you going to
21:22
21:22 do Are you going to do the same style
21:23
21:23 for next week? Cuz I would approve of
21:25
21:25 that. I think I think this is your new
21:27
21:27 art style, buddy. It's beautiful.
21:29
21:29 >> Honestly, I was going to [ __ ] on you
21:30
21:30 harder, but I can't because this is
21:33
21:33 >> for you. This is great. This is great.
21:36
21:36 All right, I approve, buddy. I can't
21:39
21:39 wait to see next week's. So, thank you,
21:42
21:42 my guy. Thank you for following the
21:43
21:43 prompt and [ __ ] going at it
21:46
21:46 fullheartedly. I know it was a tough
21:48
21:48 week for you. Um,
21:49
21:49 >> yeah,
21:50
21:50 >> but you know who else is not having a
21:51
21:51 tough week, buddy?
21:52
21:52 >> Know who? Okay, it's here.
21:55
21:55 Let's head on over to the chat with us
21:56
21:56 section, then we can talk about it.
21:58
21:58 [snorts] So, if you are new here, hello,
21:60
21:60 welcome. We are Sean and Joshua. We are
22:02
22:02 your two new best [clears throat]
22:02
22:02 friends. Uh, and the chat with the
22:04
22:04 section is the are the topics that we're
22:06
22:06 going to talk about for the week. And
22:08
22:08 they are as followed. Uh, number one,
22:10
22:10 three golden laces,
22:12
22:12 number two, candy crushing dreams, and
22:17
22:17 last but not least, uh, trickor treat.
22:19
22:19 Just a simple trick or treat. So,
22:22
22:22 >> number one, buddy, three golden laces.
22:24
22:24 This is just going to be a quick little
22:26
22:26 sports talk because I feel like we have
22:28
22:28 to talk a little bit of football
22:29
22:29 sporting, uh, American football for
22:31
22:31 those of you overseas. Uh, Joshua, we
22:35
22:35 are two different spectrums of fans on
22:37
22:37 this one. Uh, you tend to not watch
22:40
22:40 football religiously and I tend to watch
22:42
22:42 football as my Sunday uh, religion. So,
22:46
22:46 with that being said, buddy, two of our
22:49
22:49 favorite teams are currently 3
22:52
22:52 [clears throat] and 0, which in the
22:55
22:55 football times that we live in is kind
22:58
22:58 of a big deal at the moment.
22:60
22:60 >> Uh, considering that your team, the Las
23:02
23:02 Vegas Raiders, uh, and my team, the San
23:05
23:05 Francisco 49ers, uh, hardly ever get to
23:09
23:09 be 3 and 0. It's been a very long time
23:12
23:12 for both teams. your team more than my
23:14
23:14 team, but hey, we won't talk about that.
23:15
23:15 Uh, so I just wanted your take on how
23:17
23:17 you're feeling right now about the
23:18
23:18 season considering that you're in one of
23:21
23:21 like the last like six or seven teams uh
23:24
23:24 to be 3 and 0.
23:26
23:26 >> Okay. So, I I'm not sure if by the time
23:28
23:28 this comes out, we will still be 3 and
23:30
23:30 0. I you know, because
23:33
23:33 >> at the time of recording, we were three
23:34
23:34 and 0. So, just by the time Yeah,
23:36
23:36 exactly. So, this game again is going to
23:38
23:38 happen or has happened already. And if I
23:40
23:40 could make any kind of prediction, man,
23:43
23:43 we play the Chiefs or we did play the
23:45
23:45 Chiefs and I'm going to say it was a
23:47
23:47 great game
23:48
23:48 >> all the way up until the ending. I'm not
23:50
23:50 going to tell you how it went,
23:51
23:51 [laughter]
23:52
23:52 but I love that. I love that. It was
23:54
23:54 great all the way until the ending. You
23:57
23:57 know, there was there was a big tug and
23:58
23:58 you know, there was a mad rush. There's
24:01
24:01 a lot going on. You know, there's flags
24:02
24:02 thrown. You know, people getting hurt.
24:04
24:04 Just stuff happening.
24:06
24:06 >> Somebody got hurt.
24:07
24:07 >> A ball got dropped somewhere another,
24:09
24:09 you know. People got yelled at. I don't
24:12
24:12 know. People might not even have jobs
24:13
24:13 anymore after this one. But,
24:15
24:15 >> you know, for both teams, I think this
24:18
24:18 was a good fight. They learned a lot
24:20
24:20 from each other. And next time around,
24:22
24:22 you know, we'll see what happens. You
24:24
24:24 know, it could be it could go 50/50 the
24:27
24:27 next time. You know, I'm just saying.
24:28
24:28 >> I love this. I love this. Spoken like a
24:30
24:30 true uh true fan, you know. Love it.
24:33
24:33 >> Uh but hey, win, lose, draw, uh natural
24:37
24:37 disaster. you know, you got to pick a
24:38
24:38 team and mine is the silver and black at
24:41
24:41 the end of the day and love me or hate
24:44
24:44 me for it. Um, that's that's my team and
24:47
24:47 uh we'll see how the rest season goes.
24:49
24:49 Uh, injury bearing, let's you know, so
24:52
24:52 yeah,
24:53
24:53 >> I mean, I could say the same thing on
24:54
24:54 this end over here. Uh, injurybearing,
24:56
24:56 you know, uh, let's try to stay healthy
24:59
24:59 this entire [ __ ] season. Uh, but I
25:01
25:01 wouldn't put it past anybody. But yeah,
25:03
25:03 if we're if we're not three and 0 after
25:04
25:04 the end of this episode, uh, then you
25:06
25:06 know what? I don't apologize because the
25:08
25:08 3 and 0 ride has been really really
25:09
25:09 [ __ ] fun. So, I'm very happy, buddy,
25:12
25:12 for your team and very happy for my
25:13
25:13 team. Uh, it's made watching football a
25:16
25:16 little bit more interesting, you know.
25:18
25:18 So, there's that. There you go. Anything
25:20
25:20 else you want to say about football,
25:22
25:22 buddy?
25:22
25:22 >> Yeah, I I just want to say I don't I
25:23
25:23 don't think I you know, it's been going
25:24
25:24 on for a number of years when we talk
25:26
25:26 about platforms. I find it I find it a
25:29
25:29 gross misuse of power when you have to
25:32
25:32 subscribe to like four different
25:34
25:34 platforms to watch the games that you
25:37
25:37 want to watch.
25:38
25:38 >> Um I mean this could apply to movies or
25:41
25:41 whatever shows, whatever else you Apple
25:42
25:42 TV, you know, just different things,
25:44
25:44 right? We love all platforms, but when
25:46
25:46 you have to subscribe to like four
25:48
25:48 different ones to watch
25:50
25:50 >> or pay an an outrageous amount of a
25:52
25:52 single platform just for one season, got
25:55
25:55 to pay like $400 for a [ __ ] you
25:57
25:57 know, 300, whatever it is.
25:58
25:58 >> Yeah, dude. It's [ __ ] wild.
25:59
25:59 >> I think it just takes it out of the the
26:02
26:02 fans hands
26:03
26:03 >> and puts money in the pockets of of
26:05
26:05 these um these giant platforms. Um so, I
26:09
26:09 don't know. And that's the thing is like
26:10
26:10 if you're paying for that much money for
26:11
26:11 a platform, are you even going to like
26:13
26:13 take the time to go to the game because
26:15
26:15 watching it on TV is so expensive
26:16
26:16 anyways.
26:17
26:17 >> So to stay home, yeah,
26:19
26:19 >> might as well stay home, right? Like the
26:20
26:20 tickets are outrageous to to watch it on
26:24
26:24 certain platforms outrageous.
26:26
26:26 >> It it just it kind of has our hands as
26:28
26:28 fans. It's kind of a bummer. Um I I
26:31
26:31 don't know how you fix it, but players
26:33
26:33 are making a lot of money. Organizations
26:35
26:35 are making a lot of money. the guys, the
26:37
26:37 people who just love the game are
26:39
26:39 struggling a little bit. You know,
26:41
26:41 >> I I think the way that you fix that is
26:43
26:43 the way that we had
26:45
26:45 >> uh Do you remember when streaming Do you
26:47
26:47 remember when streaming services just
26:49
26:49 started coming out?
26:51
26:51 >> Remember those days?
26:52
26:52 >> Yeah. Yeah. I was I do actually. I do.
26:55
26:55 This guy can actually say that.
26:57
26:57 >> He can. Uh but so when they first
26:60
27:00 started coming out, everybody had their
27:02
27:02 own network, right? Everybody had their
27:05
27:05 own platform, right?
27:07
27:07 >> I think in order to fix that, you have
27:10
27:10 to have the ability for every team to be
27:15
27:15 a subscription, right? So, let's say if
27:18
27:18 every team had their own subscription,
27:20
27:20 you were locked into that point, right?
27:22
27:22 Because then you can just subscribe to I
27:24
27:24 want to just watch all of the Warrior
27:26
27:26 games and that's the only games I want
27:28
27:28 to watch, right? I want to watch whoever
27:29
27:29 they're playing. I want to watch them
27:31
27:31 when they go to the playoffs or if they
27:32
27:32 don't go to the playoffs, right? That's
27:33
27:33 the one team I want to watch. I think
27:36
27:36 that's the only way you fix it because I
27:38
27:38 think what's happening right now is
27:39
27:39 because the league has all these
27:41
27:41 different hands in all these different
27:43
27:43 areas like Amazon Prime, YouTube TV,
27:46
27:46 right? There's too many hands in the pot
27:48
27:48 right now and it's causing too much
27:50
27:50 friction. And I think the way you
27:52
27:52 separate all that is you just give the
27:54
27:54 teams their rights to do their own
27:56
27:56 streaming. And granted, that might [ __ ]
27:58
27:58 a lot of people over, right? Because
27:60
27:60 maybe you want to watch everybody,
28:01
28:01 right? then I don't know, maybe just
28:03
28:03 have the NFL just have one thing, right?
28:05
28:05 And you subscribe to that. But I think
28:08
28:08 that's the only way you could probably
28:09
28:09 fix it is if you just give the teams the
28:10
28:10 ability to just stream their games
28:13
28:13 sololy, you know, solo. So just have
28:16
28:16 them
28:18
28:18 >> or just do what most people who don't
28:19
28:19 have, you know, or put their money else,
28:21
28:21 you just stream it pirate, you pirate,
28:23
28:23 you pirate the damn thing.
28:24
28:24 >> Sail the seven seas, baby. I mean,
28:26
28:26 that's the easiest answer, right? I
28:28
28:28 mean, if it's not if digital isn't
28:30
28:30 owning, then pirating isn't stealing,
28:32
28:32 right? You can make that argument all
28:33
28:33 [ __ ] day and I'll stand on that ship.
28:36
28:36 >> So,
28:36
28:36 >> say that again. What was that? What was
28:37
28:37 that quote you just said? What did you
28:38
28:38 say?
28:38
28:38 >> Oh, it's a very common quote, buddy.
28:40
28:40 >> Is it really? Say it again. If digital
28:42
28:42 isn't owning, then pirating pirating
28:44
28:44 isn't stealing.
28:45
28:45 >> You [ __ ] it up the second time. Never
28:46
28:46 mind. Get cut that up. Yeah.
28:48
28:48 >> All right. I got it.
28:50
28:50 >> Anyways, I think that's how you would
28:52
28:52 fix it. I don't know. I'm not a wizard,
28:54
28:54 Harry, so I can't tell you. Yeah, I'm
28:56
28:56 just a guy on a podcast talking to my
28:58
28:58 best friend.
28:58
28:58 >> You're full of love.
28:60
28:60 >> Damn.
29:00
29:00 >> I just want to give him kisses and [ __ ]
29:02
29:02 Just want to [ __ ] in his mouth. Anyways,
29:04
29:04 uh buddy, let's move on. Let's do uh
29:06
29:06 shall we do a AI song before we head on
29:09
29:09 over to Candy Crushing Dreams? Really
29:10
29:10 get us in the spirit, you know.
29:12
29:12 >> Hey, guess what? You You have the reigns
29:14
29:14 for the month of October.
29:16
29:16 >> And I I love this. I I I I actually I
29:20
29:20 own a record player and I shut the lid
29:22
29:22 on it. I'm going to let it get dusty.
29:25
29:25 Um, I bought a brand new pen so I can
29:27
29:27 write some stuff myself. Um, so I'm
29:30
29:30 gonna use this month to to sit back, be
29:33
29:33 inspired by the people around me while
29:36
29:36 you grind it out for the month of
29:38
29:38 October. Can you give us some quarters
29:40
29:40 for the jukebox?
29:41
29:41 >> Yeah, dude. Yeah. So,
29:42
29:42 >> and all of us,
29:43
29:43 >> I will go ahead and I'll we'll play a
29:45
29:45 little AI song here. Um, I'm
29:47
29:47 [clears throat] going to preface this by
29:48
29:48 saying this that every time I do these,
29:50
29:50 uh, I write the lyrics to all of these
29:52
29:52 songs that I'm going to play for you
29:53
29:53 guys. I just let AI use it to make the
29:57
29:57 music and to add my lyrics into there.
29:59
29:59 Right? So, if there's anything that
30:02
30:02 you're vibing with uh lyric-wise, just
30:04
30:04 know that it was written by a human
30:06
30:06 musically created by AI, right? So, just
30:08
30:08 get over it, right? Let it be a thing.
30:10
30:10 Sit there, relax, enjoy. Um, but this
30:13
30:13 one, buddy, I'm doing a bunch of
30:15
30:15 different genres and I didn't know where
30:17
30:17 I want wanted to start. So, I'm gonna
30:20
30:20 start with something that is familiar
30:22
30:22 and something that I'm pretty good at
30:24
30:24 writing for. So, I'll go ahead and share
30:26
30:26 my screen with Josh for the people
30:27
30:27 watching. Just keep on watching. If
30:29
30:29 you're listening, just keep on listening
30:30
30:30 or head on over to Sorry for Little and
30:32
30:32 you can listen and watch. Uh, but this
30:35
30:35 song is called October Wake Me Up and
30:38
30:38 buddy, here we go. Enjoy.
30:49
30:49 Falling falling falling.
30:53
30:53 [music]
30:54
30:54 It's over. Over over. Spin. Spin. Spin.
30:58
30:58 [music]
31:00
31:00 Leaves on the ground. [music]
31:05
31:05 I've been asleep.
31:10
31:10 Waiting for October.
31:13
31:13 [music]
31:15
31:15 Summer to leave. Spin, spin, spin. Here
31:20
31:20 we go again. [music]
31:40
31:40 I've been waiting all year for this
31:42
31:42 [music] time and place. Crunchy fall
31:44
31:44 leaves in autumn space. There's a chill
31:46
31:46 in the morning and gold [music] in the
31:48
31:48 trees. A whisper through the window
31:50
31:50 calling out to me. The sky is turning
31:52
31:52 amber. The sun is getting shy. Little
31:54
31:54 bits [music] of summer floating through
31:55
31:55 the sky.
31:59
31:59 [music]
31:60
31:60 Where have you been?
32:04
32:04 My old familiar friend. [music]
32:08
32:08 I've been counting down the days to feel
32:12
32:12 this way. [singing]
32:19
32:19 [music]
32:21
32:21 Spin. Let the whole world turn. I've
32:25
32:25 been [music] waiting for the colors and
32:28
32:28 the quiet to return.
32:30
32:30 Falling, [music] falling, falling like
32:33
32:33 the summer.
32:34
32:34 October. When you [music] find me, I
32:37
32:37 feel like myself again. [music]
32:43
32:43 October's calling.
32:46
32:46 Falling. I [music] can hear her calling.
32:51
32:51 October. [music]
32:54
32:54 October.
32:60
32:60 Pumpkins on the [music] doorstep, paper
33:02
33:02 ghosts up on the wall. The houses start
33:06
33:06 to whisper as [singing] the daylight
33:08
33:08 starts to fall. I take the long way home
33:11
33:11 now. And the street [music] lights start
33:13
33:13 to glow. Watching all the leaves spin
33:15
33:15 circles, circles like [music] they've
33:17
33:17 got nowhere to go. But I got a straight
33:20
33:20 path to you.
33:22
33:22 And I'm never letting go. Spin, spin,
33:25
33:25 spinning. Round and round again. Fall,
33:30
33:30 [music] fall, falling. Here we go again.
33:34
33:34 Spin, spin, spin. Let the whole world
33:37
33:37 turn. [music] I've been waiting for the
33:40
33:40 colors and the quiet to return. [music]
33:44
33:44 Fall.
33:46
33:46 Let the summer end. October. When you
33:49
33:49 find me, I feel like myself again.
33:54
33:54 [music] Falling.
33:56
33:56 October's calling.
34:00
34:00 I can hear her calling. [music]
34:04
34:04 October.
34:11
34:11 I've [music] been waiting all year
34:16
34:16 to fall in love again.
34:20
34:20 >> [music]
34:26
34:26 >> All right, buddy. There you go. How did
34:28
34:28 you feel about that song?
34:31
34:31 >> I think I feel like that song, it had a
34:34
34:34 nice rhythm, had a nice flow. It gave me
34:37
34:37 like like lullabi vibes, but it didn't
34:40
34:40 make me want to go to sleep, you know?
34:42
34:42 Okay. It did like it didn't really put
34:44
34:44 me to bed, you know?
34:46
34:46 >> So, it was fun enough. It had a groove
34:48
34:48 to it. Yeah. I sit back and drive to
34:50
34:50 that on a nice open night sky with some
34:53
34:53 stars, a full moon, just vibing, you
34:55
34:55 know.
34:55
34:55 >> It's like the It's the perfect song I've
34:57
34:57 discovered for the start of October,
35:01
35:01 right? This is the song that you put on
35:03
35:03 when you are in a sunset, uh, early
35:07
35:07 autumn sunset, right? And you're just
35:09
35:09 sitting there, maybe with your
35:11
35:11 girlfriend, maybe with your dog, maybe
35:13
35:13 with your cat, uh, maybe a velociaptor,
35:16
35:16 right? you're just sitting in the car
35:17
35:17 and you're just hitting those streets,
35:19
35:19 right? And it's just like you're you're
35:20
35:20 putting summer to bed, but at the same
35:23
35:23 time, you're you're waking up October,
35:25
35:25 you know? And I think that's the idea,
35:27
35:27 right? Is you're summer's going to bed,
35:29
35:29 you're bringing out your mistress, and
35:31
35:31 you're [ __ ] on the couch.
35:34
35:34 I [laughter] mean, hey, who doesn't want
35:36
35:36 to do that? Yeah, that was that's
35:38
35:38 knocking on October's door. And you know
35:39
35:39 what's also nice about this real quick
35:41
35:41 is [snorts] I like the fact that you
35:43
35:43 came into the new month not screaming
35:45
35:45 into the microphone cuz I know I left
35:47
35:47 last month screaming into the microphone
35:49
35:49 with everything that I had going on.
35:51
35:51 >> I was angry like I I was kicking and
35:54
35:54 stomping and
35:55
35:55 >> maybe that's what did it. Maybe that's
35:56
35:56 what broke your computer is the computer
35:58
35:58 couldn't handle it.
35:59
35:59 >> I slammed the door behind me as I went
36:00
36:00 out and you just you kind of reminded me
36:02
36:02 you don't got to yell,
36:04
36:04 >> you know, let's let's have a good time
36:06
36:06 and uh you know waiting for that
36:08
36:08 mistress. Yeah.
36:10
36:10 >> Yeah. There [laughter] you go.
36:11
36:11 >> All right. Let's move on over to uh
36:14
36:14 Candy Crushing Dreams, buddy.
36:16
36:16 >> Okay.
36:16
36:16 >> Candy Crushing Dreams. What is this
36:17
36:17 about? What do you got? What? Okay. So,
36:20
36:20 you know, we everybody knows that we're
36:22
36:22 going into the season where Candy just
36:24
36:24 starts hitting the shelves and and we're
36:26
36:26 kind of like, [ __ ] you know? So, a
36:28
36:28 little a little part of me, I had to
36:30
36:30 look this up because I'm like, you know
36:31
36:31 what? How much did candy actually cost
36:35
36:35 back in like 80s? Are you still hooked
36:38
36:38 on your spending of candy,
36:40
36:40 >> dude? I'm I'm stuck on it. I'm stuck on
36:42
36:42 it. So, I just I you know, because
36:45
36:45 here's the thing, dude. Like, some of
36:46
36:46 I've been in in my feed right now, my
36:48
36:48 Instagram, there's a whole lot of like
36:50
36:50 '9s nostalgia. Like, there's like people
36:52
36:52 walking through the mall like during
36:54
36:54 Christmas and everything and families
36:56
36:56 are holding hands and there's shots of
36:57
36:57 like going to Blockbuster. Like some
36:60
36:60 people don't even know what Blockbuster
37:01
37:01 is, but like you'd go rent videos and
37:03
37:03 like there's this whole thing, right,
37:05
37:05 that kind of comes from the 80s to the
37:08
37:08 2000s. Um, and I know our audience has a
37:11
37:11 there's an age range of our audience, so
37:12
37:12 some of us can relate to how I'm feeling
37:14
37:14 about this, but because when we go out
37:17
37:17 and buy candy for the masses,
37:20
37:20 some of us can remember when candy you
37:22
37:22 just go out and buy, you could literally
37:24
37:24 give like three pieces of candy to every
37:26
37:26 kid in the neighborhood. And there was a
37:28
37:28 reason for that. And I'm going to show
37:29
37:29 you why there was a reason for that
37:31
37:31 right now because it it'll make sense.
37:33
37:33 >> Um,
37:35
37:35 >> so if you take a look at this little I I
37:37
37:37 looked this up. So
37:40
37:40 >> the prices exactly these are the prices
37:43
37:43 in the 1980s right here. So again, name
37:46
37:46 brands. These all all these are billion
37:48
37:48 dollar trillion companies. Now I know
37:49
37:49 Coco's gone up and the other ingredients
37:51
37:51 have gone up, but this is from the
37:53
37:53 prices in the 80. I know. And if you're
37:54
37:54 just listening, it's kind of hard, but
37:55
37:55 there's a visual here. Um, so in the
37:57
37:57 80s, look at these prices, Sean.
37:59
37:59 Snickers 25 cents to 35 cents. Hershey's
38:02
38:02 25 to 30 cent. Everything is within like
38:04
38:04 within like 25 to like 35 cents. Look at
38:07
38:07 this. Baby Ruth. I don't know who eats
38:09
38:09 Baby Ruth. I do sometimes, but [ __ ] If
38:11
38:11 you love that, more power to you. Um,
38:13
38:13 Kit Kat. I'm a Kit Kat fan. M&M's, Twix,
38:16
38:16 >> everything. It peaks out at 35 cents.
38:19
38:19 So, this was a time when cavities were
38:21
38:21 at its peak. dentists were making a
38:23
38:23 bunch of money because everybody was
38:25
38:25 eating sugar and everybody's having a
38:26
38:26 good time. The real sugar, mind you, not
38:28
38:28 this weird [ __ ] that giving people third
38:30
38:30 eyes and four legs nowadays. Um, the
38:33
38:33 real sugar back then, but look at the
38:34
38:34 prices now in the in the 20 in 2021
38:39
38:39 $150,
38:41
38:41 >> $2 down the line. All of these things
38:43
38:43 have significantly changed.
38:46
38:46 >> And for somebody who enjoys handing out
38:49
38:49 candy, I can't afford these prices. They
38:51
38:51 priced me out. Priced me out like
38:53
38:53 football, like games, ESPN, like all
38:55
38:55 these channels. Like, so I think this is
38:57
38:57 what's crushing and killing the candy
39:01
39:01 and killing the nostalgia of Halloween
39:04
39:04 and people going out and meeting people
39:05
39:05 and like, "Hey, man." Cuz you can meet
39:07
39:07 people just based on their costume,
39:09
39:09 dude. That's a really kick-ass costume,
39:10
39:10 you know? And you'd approach somebody
39:11
39:11 and there's a conversation, you know,
39:13
39:13 maybe trade candy. But this is the
39:16
39:16 reason people get out because of the
39:18
39:18 candy. people get around because of the
39:20
39:20 costumes. So, I just wanted to bring
39:23
39:23 this up because candy prices have gotten
39:26
39:26 crazy and you might see less and less
39:30
39:30 people knocking at your door just
39:31
39:31 because of this. I mean, and if you can
39:33
39:33 afford the candy at this prices, more
39:36
39:36 power to you. But it's very difficult, I
39:39
39:39 think, and it's getting harder and
39:40
39:40 harder for people just to to enjoy our,
39:43
39:43 you know, the festivities of what
39:44
39:44 Halloween is, handing out candy, looking
39:46
39:46 at costumes. Um, so I kind of had to
39:48
39:48 bring that back. I know we talked about
39:49
39:49 that last year or whatever, but it pops
39:51
39:51 up every year. And I I'm curious to see
39:53
39:53 next year
39:54
39:54 >> how much things have gone up as well.
39:56
39:56 >> Goes up.
39:57
39:57 >> Um, what's crazy to me is that M&M's in
40:01
40:01 that photo, uh, their highest was 275.
40:04
40:04 Is that correct? Or was it 225 was the
40:07
40:07 highest for a bag of M&M's and
40:09
40:09 everything else was like Oh, 225. Okay.
40:11
40:11 So then everything else topped out $2.
40:13
40:13 That's wild. Who's paying 225 for a bag
40:16
40:16 of M&M's now? Uh because the M&M's that
40:18
40:18 I see in the stores, the peanut M&M's,
40:20
40:20 they're like 375. It's insane. So, like,
40:24
40:24 something's wrong, buddy. The system is
40:25
40:25 broken. Uh and they're not even using
40:28
40:28 real ingredients. So, like what what do
40:30
40:30 we do?
40:30
40:30 >> Yeah. We're like cutting costs. The
40:32
40:32 ingredients are getting worse for us.
40:34
40:34 And kids just
40:35
40:35 >> It's getting more expensive.
40:36
40:36 >> Like, how does that how how does that
40:38
40:38 make sense? Let me get on a soap box
40:40
40:40 right here real quick. How does it make
40:42
40:42 sense to give us fake ingredients that
40:45
40:45 are supposedly cheaper for the company
40:46
40:46 to use but still cost the consumer more
40:51
40:51 money to purchase? Like that's some
40:54
40:54 greedy ass [ __ ] That's some greedy
40:56
40:56 [ __ ] I I agree. I I do agree. And it's
40:59
40:59 only shortening our lifespans to be
41:01
41:01 honest with you. So you're not going to
41:02
41:02 be trick-or-treat I mean okay so maybe
41:04
41:04 we should talk about this later in the
41:06
41:06 uh I'll just leave this at this but like
41:07
41:07 is there when do you stop
41:09
41:09 trick-or-treating? You know, it
41:11
41:11 [laughter] just like at whatever age he
41:13
41:13 thought trick-or-treating.
41:14
41:14 >> A man sees free candy and a man goes for
41:17
41:17 free candy. All right. There ain't no
41:19
41:19 stopping. All right. I've never stopped.
41:22
41:22 The last 50 years that I've been on this
41:24
41:24 earth, I've worn a different costume.
41:26
41:26 I've gone out there. I've knocked on the
41:27
41:27 doors.
41:28
41:28 >> All right. I've seen things, been called
41:31
41:31 some names, but I still go out there
41:33
41:33 trick-or-treating, buddy. It's the only
41:34
41:34 thing I'd live for nowadays, man.
41:36
41:36 >> Yeah. Yeah. If I saw you, that'd be I'd
41:38
41:38 be like, "Dude, that's one big
41:39
41:39 15-year-old kid, you know?"
41:40
41:40 >> Yeah. And I'd be like, "I'm just a kid.
41:43
41:43 I like candy." And I'd [ __ ] do a spin
41:47
41:47 for you or some [ __ ] you know?
41:49
41:49 >> Yeah.
41:50
41:50 >> But speaking of candy, Joshua.
41:51
41:51 >> Yeah. Yeah. What's up, dude? You got
41:53
41:53 >> Let's move on to this final topic. This
41:55
41:55 is called trickor treat. Now that we've
41:57
41:57 [ __ ] on all the candies for all their
41:58
41:58 expensive prices, we're going to go
41:59
41:59 ahead and pick our favorite candy,
42:01
42:01 buddy. Uh I was with Chad all afternoon
42:04
42:04 this week uh or all afternoon today,
42:06
42:06 sorry. And uh we made this little
42:09
42:09 another little website where you pick
42:10
42:10 things. So here we go. This is called
42:14
42:14 the Great Candy Showdown, buddy. And
42:16
42:16 what we're going to do here is you and I
42:18
42:18 are going to go through this. There's 25
42:20
42:20 rounds in order to pick a final winner.
42:22
42:22 So we're going to choose this or this,
42:24
42:24 right? This or that, right? And we're
42:26
42:26 going to see which one is our favorite.
42:28
42:28 Uh, and that'll be the official Sorry
42:29
42:29 for the delay candy for the Halloween
42:31
42:31 season of 2026. Uh, cuz I figure we'll
42:34
42:34 do this next year cuz maybe our tastes
42:36
42:36 change and it'll be curious to know. So,
42:39
42:39 with that being said, Joshua, here we
42:41
42:41 are with the first two contestants,
42:43
42:43 Starburst Original and Reese's Peanut
42:46
42:46 Butter Cups Pumpkin Edition. What do you
42:48
42:48 got? Make an argument. M. Well, so
42:51
42:51 anything I'm just going to say off the
42:52
42:52 rip that anything you put chocolate in
42:54
42:54 any of these combinations here. It's
42:56
42:56 going to be hard for me to pick anything
42:59
42:59 other than chocolate. So, I really hope
43:00
43:00 that you threw some curve balls in here.
43:02
43:02 >> Oh, buddy. There is there are some weird
43:04
43:04 ones.
43:04
43:04 >> Okay, good. Good.
43:05
43:05 >> All right. But I'm with you on this. I'm
43:07
43:07 okay with the Reese's peanut butter.
43:09
43:09 Especially the pumpkin flavor. I think
43:10
43:10 the pumpkin one I say pumpkin flavor.
43:13
43:13 It's just regular Reese's.
43:14
43:14 >> I want to try Starburst.
43:16
43:16 >> Yeah, it's I This is That's what I'm
43:17
43:17 going off of. If I would eat it right
43:19
43:19 now, that is what I'm picking. So, I'm
43:21
43:21 picking the pumpkin because I would eat
43:22
43:22 that one right now.
43:24
43:24 >> Locked in.
43:25
43:25 >> Let's go and do the next one. Uh, next
43:26
43:26 one is Milky Way versus Cookies and
43:28
43:28 Cream Hershey bar.
43:30
43:30 >> Nope. No cookies and cream. I'm going
43:32
43:32 Milky Way.
43:33
43:33 >> Cookies and cream. Okay. Uh, I do like
43:35
43:35 the milk the cookies and cream, but I
43:37
43:37 will say between the two, I'd rather
43:39
43:39 have the milk Mil Milky Way as well. So,
43:40
43:40 we'll go and do that.
43:42
43:42 Uh, next one is Reese's Peanut Butter
43:44
43:44 Cup versus grape and strawberry nerds.
43:48
43:48 >> Is that even a challenge? Now, if you
43:49
43:49 would have thrown sour nerds in there,
43:51
43:51 then it's got a chance. But you just do
43:53
43:53 regular old nerds.
43:55
43:55 >> Basic [ __ ] I got to go Reese's Peanut
43:57
43:57 Butter Cups.
43:58
43:58 >> See, I'm arguing for Nerds on this one
44:01
44:01 because I love me a good box of Nerds,
44:03
44:03 dude. Nerds is delicious. And I feel
44:05
44:05 like we already have a Reese's Peanut
44:07
44:07 Butter Cup.
44:08
44:08 >> So, are we are we splitting hairs? I'm
44:11
44:11 I'm letting you decide on this one. Do
44:12
44:12 you Do you really want the
44:14
44:14 >> chocolate? I'm going chocolate on I'm
44:15
44:15 not going nerds. No. No. They're too
44:16
44:16 small. You can choke on them. They're
44:18
44:18 They're a hazard. Nerds are a hazard.
44:20
44:20 [laughter]
44:20
44:20 >> That's what makes them good, though. You
44:22
44:22 know, it's like a little bit of danger,
44:24
44:24 right? A little bit of danger. You don't
44:25
44:25 know whether or not you're going to
44:26
44:26 survive the next box of nerds.
44:28
44:28 >> Listen, stepping on a nerd is like
44:29
44:29 stepping on a Lego. That [ __ ] hurts. Get
44:31
44:31 those things out of here, dude.
44:32
44:32 >> First of all, who's throwing their nerds
44:34
44:34 on the floor? Okay, you're an animal if
44:36
44:36 you're throwing your nerds on the floor.
44:37
44:37 >> Been thrown on the floor plenty of times
44:38
44:38 and been called a nerd. So, it's fine.
44:41
44:41 >> Fine. All right. Chocolate it is. All
44:43
44:43 right. Here we go. Two of them. Uh, we
44:45
44:45 have Warheads Extreme Sour and a Ring
44:48
44:48 Pop. Buddy, what do you choose? What do
44:49
44:49 you What do you
44:50
44:50 >> ring pop? Nope. I'm going Warheads all
44:53
44:53 the way. Take it back.
44:54
44:54 >> I'm with you. I'm with you on this one,
44:56
44:56 too. I I love me a ring pop, but dude,
44:58
44:58 after a while on a ring pop, it just
44:60
44:60 gets gross, you know? Like your saliva
45:02
45:02 from licking the ring pop just floats on
45:05
45:05 your finger and just like gets all
45:06
45:06 sticky and stuff. Ah, I don't like it.
45:09
45:09 >> And whatever floating on the air is
45:11
45:11 sticking to the ring pop. So, you know
45:12
45:12 what else is coffin? And
45:14
45:14 >> you know,
45:15
45:15 >> yeah, just a germ germ magnet is what a
45:17
45:17 ring popup is. Just your good
45:19
45:19 oldfashioned germ magnet.
45:21
45:21 >> So, I'm with you. Warheads. Let's do it.
45:23
45:23 Locking it in. All right, we got
45:25
45:25 Smarties versus Skittles. What are you
45:26
45:26 feeling, buddy? You tasting the rainbow
45:28
45:28 or you eating the chuck?
45:29
45:29 >> I mean, who who says anything? How do
45:32
45:32 those How do they name those Smarties?
45:34
45:34 Okay, there's nothing about that Smart.
45:35
45:35 It's very boring. Very basic. Very
45:38
45:38 halfass if you ask me. I'm going
45:39
45:39 Skittles.
45:40
45:40 >> Me too. I'm seconding you on that one.
45:42
45:42 I, as much as I would like a Smarty, I'm
45:44
45:44 not doing it. All right. Peanut M&M's
45:46
45:46 versus Tootsie Roll midgeties.
45:49
45:49 >> I don't know, man. Looking at that
45:50
45:50 Tootsie Roll, I picked up too many of
45:51
45:51 those in my day. Got dogs. I think I got
45:53
45:53 to go peanut M&M's. [laughter]
45:58
45:58 >> I've picked up way too many Tootsie
46:00
46:00 Rolls. Just saying.
46:02
46:02 >> I'm with you. I'm doing a peanut M&M's.
46:04
46:04 I love me a good peanut M&M. Uh, even
46:06
46:06 though they're all like no longer all
46:08
46:08 chocolate, I guess. I guess because it's
46:09
46:09 all different, but hey, there you go.
46:11
46:11 >> Okay.
46:11
46:11 >> Uh, Baby Bottle Pop versus Nestle
46:13
46:13 Crunch.
46:14
46:14 >> I mean, come on. Let's uh let's let's
46:16
46:16 all gather around and grow up. Nobody
46:18
46:18 needs to be seen a grown person sucking
46:20
46:20 on one of these goddamn baby bottles.
46:22
46:22 You know, [laughter]
46:23
46:23 let's grow up. You know,
46:26
46:26 >> we're going crunch. We got to go crunch.
46:28
46:28 >> I'm with you. Uh although I will say
46:30
46:30 that when we go to these like state
46:32
46:32 fairs or like any type of big food event
46:35
46:35 around here, uh they do have those baby
46:38
46:38 bottle drinks where they're just like
46:40
46:40 >> giant cups that are in the shape of baby
46:42
46:42 bottles that people drink out of. Those
46:43
46:43 drinks are pretty good. Uh but yeah, I'm
46:45
46:45 not doing it in a candy form again. Like
46:48
46:48 >> those flavors are very nostalgic, but
46:50
46:50 there's something about a crunch bar
46:51
46:51 that I just really enjoy more, you know?
46:54
46:54 >> Yeah. Let's grow up. Let's grow up.
46:56
46:56 >> All right, next one. Snickers versus
46:58
46:58 Airheads. I don't think this is a
46:59
46:59 competition. Definitely Snickers on this
47:01
47:01 one, buddy.
47:02
47:02 >> Absolutely. I ran right by the the
47:04
47:04 Airheads. It's not even chance.
47:05
47:05 >> There's There's no other option. Airhead
47:07
47:07 is just It's literally just taffy. Uh
47:11
47:11 that doesn't eat well. So,
47:13
47:13 >> yeah. If I was throwing candy in the
47:15
47:15 crowd, the Airheads would be hitting you
47:17
47:17 in the face and I'd be stuffing the
47:19
47:19 Snickers in my back pocket like you're
47:21
47:21 going to airhead to your head.
47:24
47:24 >> It's not Yeah,
47:25
47:25 >> Snickers. It is.
47:27
47:27 All right. Two Butterfinger one. Okay.
47:29
47:29 Weird. Uh, Butterfinger Classic or the
47:32
47:32 Butterfinger BB's. Joshua, what are you
47:35
47:35 doing?
47:35
47:35 >> I mean, you know, these butterfinger
47:37
47:37 beans.
47:37
47:37 >> No, I'm I usually pick everything but
47:40
47:40 her finger. Um, so uh [laughter]
47:45
47:45 I mean when you have options, but if you
47:47
47:47 have to pick pick, you know, I would go
47:51
47:51 the bar. No, actually the BB's are nice.
47:54
47:54 You know, they're poppable. I like
47:55
47:55 >> they're concealable. Yeah, let's let's
47:58
47:58 go BB's. Let's go BB's.
47:59
47:59 >> I'm going BB's. Yeah. Mainly because I
48:01
48:01 remember when these came out as a kid
48:03
48:03 >> and my god, ever since I choked on a
48:07
48:07 marble as a child, uh
48:09
48:09 >> to have one of these BB's uh was like a
48:13
48:13 a little like
48:15
48:15 devilish treat, you know? That's like me
48:17
48:17 saying I'm cheating death, right? And
48:19
48:19 I'm eating it. So, yeah, I'm going with
48:21
48:21 BB's on this one, too.
48:22
48:22 >> I like it. All right, last round for
48:24
48:24 this round. Uh, Jolly Ranch or Hard
48:26
48:26 Candy versus Lickormade Fun Dip. Hey,
48:31
48:31 hey, hey, hey. Come on. This This, you
48:34
48:34 know, Lickorade. Come on. Is that real?
48:36
48:36 Did you
48:36
48:36 >> Is that AI? Is that AI?
48:37
48:37 >> Fun Dip. No, this is Fun Dip, buddy.
48:39
48:39 >> You've never had fun dip?
48:41
48:41 >> No, I've never I never dipped it. I
48:42
48:42 mean, I've had fun dipping it, but I've
48:44
48:44 never had the fun dip.
48:45
48:45 >> Okay. So, then this is All right. So,
48:46
48:46 then Fun Dips are really interesting
48:48
48:48 because all it was So, you know how baby
48:50
48:50 bottle pops, you took off the top,
48:52
48:52 right? And then you would the one with
48:54
48:54 the stick. This has like
48:55
48:55 >> the white stick. The white chalky stick.
48:57
48:57 >> It's like a [ __ ] chalk. Yeah, they
48:59
48:59 they basically like try to p give you a
49:01
49:01 piece of chalk. Uh no, I'm going I will
49:04
49:04 go Jolly Rancher. I'm I'm a Jolly
49:05
49:05 Rancher fan.
49:06
49:06 >> Yeah, I'm a Jolly Rancher fan, too. This
49:08
49:08 was just an interesting concept. The Fun
49:09
49:09 Dip, you know. Uh the the problem with
49:12
49:12 the Fun Dip is that stick tasted like
49:14
49:14 buttholes. Like that was not good. And
49:16
49:16 then you had kids snorting the powder
49:17
49:17 and it was just a whole mess. So, yeah,
49:19
49:19 >> you shouldn't need an accessory to eat
49:21
49:21 candy. Just saying.
49:22
49:22 >> Yeah, you shouldn't. Yeah,
49:23
49:23 >> like this is not a two-part [ __ ]
49:25
49:25 candy. This is like
49:27
49:27 >> for sure. All right. Uh, Jolly Ranchers
49:30
49:30 locking it in.
49:31
49:31 >> Yep.
49:31
49:31 >> Here we go. Round number two. This is
49:33
49:33 two of five rounds because now we're
49:34
49:34 getting to the nitty-gritty. Uh, so now
49:37
49:37 Reese's Peanut Butter Cups uh pumpkin
49:40
49:40 edition versus uh Warheads Extreme Sour.
49:42
49:42 What are we doing?
49:43
49:43 >> All right. I have to go with an average
49:45
49:45 because I'm I'm a chocolate person and
49:46
49:46 I've actually never had the pumpkin. So,
49:49
49:49 based off of my my inexperience for the
49:52
49:52 pumpkin and I've had ton of warheads.
49:55
49:55 Let's go Reese's. Come on, give me the
49:57
49:57 pumpkin.
49:57
49:57 >> Let's do it.
49:58
49:58 >> Okay, so here here's the argument I'm
49:59
49:59 going to make for this one. The Reese's
50:01
50:01 pumpkin is a lot more pumpkin. It's more
50:05
50:05 peanut butter than it is chocolate.
50:08
50:08 Warheads, on the other hand, that is
50:10
50:10 just a different category all around.
50:12
50:12 So, I'm going to vote Warheads on this
50:13
50:13 one, buddy, because we do have the
50:14
50:14 original um Reese's Peanut Butter Cup.
50:17
50:17 And if we were to battle this versus the
50:19
50:19 original peanut butter cup, I think you
50:21
50:21 would probably lean more towards the
50:22
50:22 Reese's Cup. So, I would say Warheads
50:24
50:24 would probably be my choice.
50:25
50:25 >> If that is the alternative, then yes, I
50:27
50:27 would pick the Warheads over Yes. Got
50:29
50:29 it.
50:30
50:30 >> All right. So, we're going to do War.
50:31
50:31 >> See the logic? I see your logic. It's
50:32
50:32 fine.
50:33
50:33 >> Sorry, pumpkins. I appreciate your
50:35
50:35 seasonality, but gotta pick the Warheads
50:37
50:37 on this one because now we have peanut
50:39
50:39 butter cup versus a Milky Way. That's a
50:42
50:42 tough challenge.
50:43
50:43 >> That's not even tough. What are we
50:44
50:44 tough? I mean, have you seen the
50:46
50:46 commercials where they put the little
50:47
50:47 holes in the re like how do you eat your
50:49
50:49 cups? You know, the the the the vampire
50:51
50:51 one, you know, the two little
50:52
50:52 >> Yeah. Going Reese's Milky Way. It's
50:54
50:54 cool. I might smash it up and put it in
50:56
50:56 ice cream, but at the end of the day,
50:57
50:57 I'm eating a Reese's.
50:58
50:58 >> Okay, I'm with you. I mean, I was going
51:00
51:00 to make an argument for Milky Way, but
51:02
51:02 there's just something about a Reese's
51:03
51:03 Cup that you really can't beat, right?
51:05
51:05 And it's just chocolate and peanut
51:06
51:06 butter. You're like, "Yeah, I'm for
51:08
51:08 that. Let's do it."
51:09
51:09 >> All right. Sour Patch versus original
51:11
51:11 Skittles.
51:12
51:12 >> Gosh. Again, sour tugs at my
51:14
51:14 heartstrings.
51:16
51:16 >> So, do I go with the sour or do I go
51:18
51:18 with the Skittles?
51:20
51:20 >> I need a little bit. I I mean, I don't
51:22
51:22 know. I lean into the odd. So, give me a
51:24
51:24 give me a puckered face. And uh
51:26
51:26 [laughter]
51:28
51:28 I'm sour patch. Yeah. Yeah. I'm with you
51:30
51:30 on Sour Patch. Sour Patch. Lock it in.
51:32
51:32 There you go.
51:33
51:33 >> A tough one on this one. KitKat versus
51:35
51:35 Nestle Crunch. I'm going more KitKat.
51:37
51:37 So, that's what I'm calling right now.
51:39
51:39 >> Are those mini Kit Kats? Are those
51:40
51:40 actual like a four four uh
51:43
51:43 >> Yeah, the four bars, you know?
51:44
51:44 >> Four logs in there.
51:45
51:45 >> All right, we'll go full four logs.
51:47
51:47 We'll do it.
51:47
51:47 >> Okay, I'm with you.
51:49
51:49 >> Locking it in. Oh, this one's your
51:51
51:51 favorite. Uh candy corn versus
51:53
51:53 Butterfinger BB's.
51:55
51:55 >> Uh we got to go BB's, man. Candy corn.
51:57
51:57 Yeah.
51:58
51:58 >> I feel like there's going to be like the
52:00
52:00 death of the candy corn at some point.
52:03
52:03 >> You think so? I think candy corn is too
52:05
52:05 seasonality.
52:07
52:07 >> It's too much of a seasonal staple that
52:09
52:09 it cannot be like disturbable, right?
52:12
52:12 Somebody's always going to have a candy
52:14
52:14 corn whatever, right? It's going to It
52:17
52:17 may not be this brand. It's probably
52:18
52:18 going to be some other brand. But I feel
52:20
52:20 like you can't have the Halloween season
52:22
52:22 without some type of candy corn. So, I'm
52:24
52:24 going to say that one's It's definitely
52:26
52:26 not my choice. Uh, but it's not gonna
52:28
52:28 die, you know. So, BB's it is. Locking
52:31
52:31 it in. All right. Caramel apple pops
52:34
52:34 versus Snickers. Joshua, I [ __ ] love
52:37
52:37 caramel apple pops
52:39
52:39 >> and I will die on that [ __ ] hill,
52:41
52:41 >> but
52:43
52:43 you can't have more than one or two
52:45
52:45 caramel apple pops, you know? Like,
52:47
52:47 there's just it's just it just doesn't
52:49
52:49 feel right in your tummy. A Snickers on
52:51
52:51 the other hand though, Joshua, a
52:52
52:52 Snickers, buddy,
52:56
52:56 I could eat those all [ __ ] day,
52:57
52:57 Joshua.
52:58
52:58 >> Yeah,
52:58
52:58 >> I could put a Snickers up my ass and eat
53:00
53:00 it.
53:01
53:01 >> Jesus Christ.
53:01
53:01 >> I'm going that right. I'm going that.
53:03
53:03 >> You know what's funny? Uh, fun fact with
53:05
53:05 the caramel apple pops, I usually cut
53:07
53:07 the stick off and just throw it in my
53:08
53:08 mouth and just eat it like a full Yeah.
53:11
53:11 >> Yeah. Why waste the time with the pop,
53:13
53:13 you know? Exactly. Just eat it like
53:14
53:14 that.
53:14
53:14 >> Cut the stem off. Yeah. So, Snickers for
53:16
53:16 sure.
53:16
53:16 >> I'm with you. Yeah. Snickers it is
53:18
53:18 locked in. Twix versus Jolly Ranch or
53:21
53:21 hard candy. I'm Dude, a Twix, my guy.
53:24
53:24 Twix is the way to go. [clears throat]
53:26
53:26 >> Absolutely.
53:27
53:27 >> No other choice on that. Moving on.
53:28
53:28 >> Locking it in. Yeah. Easy. All right.
53:30
53:30 Milk chocolate M&M's versus peanut
53:32
53:32 M&M's. Where is your preference, buddy?
53:36
53:36 All chocolate. I like the peanuts.
53:37
53:37 >> So, give me the Give me the peanut.
53:39
53:39 >> Okay, I'm with you. I'm with the
53:40
53:40 peanuts. I like the peanuts, too. So,
53:41
53:41 locking it in. Now, we're on to round
53:44
53:44 three of five. So, this is number three.
53:47
53:47 Joshua, Warheads versus Peanut Butter
53:49
53:49 Cups. I think I know where you're
53:50
53:50 leaning.
53:51
53:51 >> I'm assuming peanut butter cups. Give me
53:52
53:52 the cup.
53:53
53:53 >> Yep. Yeah, me too. Sour Patch versus
53:56
53:56 KitKat.
53:56
53:56 >> Uh, give me the sour.
53:58
53:58 >> Really? You're not doing a KitKat.
54:00
54:00 >> No, dude. Hey, anything. I mean, you get
54:03
54:03 more out of the sour, the patch, the
54:05
54:05 pucker, the the everything. It makes you
54:07
54:07 sweat sometimes, you know? Just it feels
54:09
54:09 good to put that sour and then the gummy
54:12
54:12 at the end, the little chew. Just the
54:14
54:14 personality of the whole experience.
54:18
54:18 >> It's not one note. It's not a one note.
54:20
54:20 >> You've made You've made a strong
54:21
54:21 argument. I'll take it. Sour Patch it
54:23
54:23 is.
54:24
54:24 >> All right. BB's versus Snickers. I think
54:26
54:26 this is where BB's dies because Snickers
54:28
54:28 is way better.
54:29
54:29 >> It becomes a choking hazard when we get
54:30
54:30 to this point. So, [laughter]
54:32
54:32 >> yeah. Exactly. Exactly. So, Snickers it
54:34
54:34 is. All right. Twix versus peanut M&M's.
54:36
54:36 Buddy, I'm going Twix on this one. I
54:38
54:38 can't like if you give me the two
54:39
54:39 options, I'm doing a Twix every time.
54:41
54:41 Uh, depending on the day, I might
54:44
54:44 actually go peanuts here. Not going to
54:46
54:46 lie.
54:47
54:47 >> That's unacceptable
54:48
54:48 >> because Twix it's like two and done,
54:50
54:50 right? Two and it's over. You don't you
54:52
54:52 don't have anything but maybe you get
54:54
54:54 two bites out of that. Three if you're
54:56
54:56 just trying to be [snorts]
54:57
54:57 >> nice to it. You know, you're coddling a
54:59
54:59 little bit. You want to talk to it
54:60
54:60 before you make it disappear. You know,
55:03
55:03 with the nut with the peanuts, you can
55:04
55:04 just pop them one at a time. You can
55:06
55:06 enjoy them individually. They can you
55:08
55:08 can make friends. And there's a whole
55:09
55:09 bag of them.
55:10
55:10 >> Give them different names.
55:12
55:12 here. Uh, let's do it by a coin flip.
55:14
55:14 I'll go ahead and share this screen with
55:15
55:15 you. Uh, heads, we'll call it Twix.
55:18
55:18 Tails, we'll call it peanut butter.
55:19
55:19 Okay.
55:20
55:20 >> Okay.
55:21
55:21 >> Work for you?
55:22
55:22 >> Yeah, absolutely. Let's do it.
55:23
55:23 >> Let's do it.
55:25
55:25 >> Give it to me.
55:25
55:25 >> Tails. All right. Yeah. Peanut butter it
55:27
55:27 is. I'm sorry. Peanuts. Peanuts it is.
55:30
55:30 >> Do we even need to? I already knew.
55:31
55:31 Already knew.
55:32
55:32 >> All right. Peanuts it is. It wins.
55:34
55:34 >> All right. Peanut butter cups versus
55:36
55:36 Sour Patch Kids now.
55:37
55:37 >> Dude, why are we still fighting over
55:38
55:38 this? Why are we still fighting? You
55:40
55:40 know
55:41
55:41 >> what are you ch You just made an
55:42
55:42 argument for sour patches. Are you
55:44
55:44 choosing Reese's Peanut Butter Cups?
55:45
55:45 >> No, I I I'm going sour.
55:48
55:48 >> Really? The man who loves chocolate is
55:50
55:50 not arguing for Reese's Peanut Butter
55:52
55:52 Cups?
55:52
55:52 >> No, because there's a variety in the
55:55
55:55 bag. There's flavor. There's dynamics. I
55:57
55:57 can close.
55:58
55:58 >> There's only one Sour Patch flavor.
55:60
55:60 There's not a whole variety.
56:02
56:02 >> There's a red one. There's a green one.
56:04
56:04 There's a blue one. You know, there
56:06
56:06 there is different flavors in that. When
56:08
56:08 you eat two cups, it's over. When you
56:12
56:12 throw three different a blue and a green
56:14
56:14 and a in your mouth, you get a whole
56:17
56:17 flavor town of experience.
56:19
56:19 >> We're flipping on it. All right. Heads
56:21
56:21 is sour patch. Tails is
56:23
56:23 >> whatever cups. Here we go.
56:25
56:25 >> This thing likes chocolate.
56:27
56:27 >> Tails.
56:28
56:28 We'll do your [ __ ] sour patches.
56:30
56:30 >> Absolutely. Did I mean, why are we
56:32
56:32 arguing over this? It already knows.
56:34
56:34 >> All right. Here's another one. Snickers
56:36
56:36 versus peanuts.
56:37
56:37 >> Okay. All right. Now you have to stick
56:38
56:38 your peanuts in it. What are you doing,
56:40
56:40 buddy?
56:40
56:40 >> Okay, here's the thing, though. Here's
56:41
56:41 the thing, though. When I bite into a
56:43
56:43 Snickers, the memories come back.
56:46
56:46 >> You know, there's a lot There's a lot
56:48
56:48 that comes with the Snickers. And
56:50
56:50 absolutely going Snickers over a choking
56:54
56:54 hazard at this point.
56:56
56:56 >> I'm with you. I'm definitely with you.
56:58
56:58 Snickers over peanut butter M&M's or
56:60
56:60 sorry.
57:00
57:00 >> Mhm.
57:01
57:01 >> Yeah.
57:01
57:01 >> They want They really want to fight.
57:03
57:03 They want to fight about this.
57:04
57:04 >> They want to fight, buddy. They want to
57:05
57:05 fight. The last two, Sour Patch versus
57:08
57:08 Snickers.
57:08
57:08 >> Can I give you a real fun fact about
57:11
57:11 this? This This is fun.
57:13
57:13 >> My mom loves
57:16
57:16 sour and my dad, God rest his soul, he's
57:20
57:20 not with us anymore. I [ __ ] he's not.
57:23
57:23 But this is funny that we ended up to
57:25
57:25 this.
57:26
57:26 >> And at the end of the day, I love my
57:28
57:28 mom, but man, that Snickers when I when
57:32
57:32 I grew up eating those things and it's a
57:34
57:34 Snickers. Sorry, mom. I gotta go with
57:36
57:36 the Snickers.
57:38
57:38 Dad, I love you. I I got I'm going
57:40
57:40 Snickers.
57:42
57:42 >> It's all about Yep.
57:43
57:43 >> If I had to choose between these two
57:45
57:45 things, I would definitely choose the
57:47
57:47 Snickers. So, that is what we're doing.
57:49
57:49 So, there you go. The champion for 2026,
57:52
57:52 sorry for the delay, is the Snickers
57:55
57:55 candy bar uh as our Halloween champion.
57:59
57:59 >> So, very, very cool. Um, I wish there
58:02
58:02 was more stats that I could show you,
58:03
58:03 but I don't think there's anything else
58:05
58:05 that I can give you. Uh, the road to
58:07
58:07 glory, it beat a whole bunch of things
58:08
58:08 here on the bottom. You can see that.
58:10
58:10 Um, some image credits and then the
58:13
58:13 little bracket on how everything matched
58:16
58:16 out. So, there you go.
58:18
58:18 Ah, Snickers takes it.
58:19
58:19 >> I love that we got to those two at the
58:21
58:21 very end. I I absolutely love that.
58:23
58:23 That's how it ended up. That's great.
58:25
58:25 Love it.
58:25
58:25 >> Yeah, man. [snorts] What a good time.
58:27
58:27 Let's go ahead and land this plane now,
58:29
58:29 buddy, before we go too long on this
58:31
58:31 episode. Let's do some fun finds, some
58:33
58:33 lucky numbers, some fortunes, and then
58:35
58:35 let's get the people out of here at a
58:36
58:36 reasonable time. So, Joshua, what do you
58:38
58:38 got for your fun finds this week?
58:40
58:40 >> We're not going to go too long, but I
58:41
58:41 need I Sean, I need you to make a
58:44
58:44 decision right now because last week I
58:47
58:47 showed off the horror Funko box. And
58:49
58:49 guess what, buddy? You need to make a
58:51
58:51 decision on which blind box I'm going to
58:54
58:54 open. All right. We just doing one or
58:56
58:56 you doing two? What are you doing?
58:57
58:57 >> Uh, okay. So, we got four weeks. I could
58:60
58:60 do two or we could wait to the final
59:02
59:02 week.
59:03
59:03 >> Okay. I'm okay with that. I like that.
59:05
59:05 >> But you have to make a decision.
59:07
59:07 >> One, two, three.
59:08
59:08 >> I want to do number four.
59:10
59:10 >> Number four is calling to me.
59:11
59:11 >> All right. So, let me go ahead and close
59:13
59:13 the image.
59:15
59:15 >> Uh, Sean, here we go. Not lying. I got
59:18
59:18 number four. Uh, again, I have not I
59:20
59:20 have not opened it. It's very very
59:22
59:22 sealed still. Um, so if you want to show
59:25
59:25 off yours while I do this or you want to
59:27
59:27 wait until I just rip.
59:28
59:28 >> No, I can show off. I got a whole bunch
59:29
59:29 of them ready. So, yeah, I'll show off
59:30
59:30 mine while you do that. Uh, so I
59:33
59:33 discovered these things recently with
59:34
59:34 the old lady and I. We were out uh when
59:36
59:36 we had a little trip back to Joshua's
59:39
59:39 hometown there. Uh, I saw these or she
59:41
59:41 sorry, the old lady saw these. She
59:43
59:43 showed me them and I was like, "Oh my
59:45
59:45 god." Because there is one in this
59:47
59:47 collection of things that I need. And
59:49
59:49 Joshua, I'll just kind of show you. I'll
59:51
59:51 show you. I have four of them in front
59:52
59:52 of me. So, I'll show you two right now.
59:54
59:54 Then you can show your Funko, then I'll
59:55
59:55 show the other two. So, what I'm
59:57
59:57 collected, what I've collected now, uh,
59:59
59:59 are these characters.
60:02
60:02 >> So, this is the Wolf Man, and you can
60:05
60:05 see here, there's a whole bunch of them,
60:07
60:07 right? And if you notice here on the
60:08
60:08 very bottom, there's a little
60:10
60:10 glow-in-the-dark section, right? This
60:13
60:13 one does not glow in the dark. So, let
60:15
60:15 me show you off. Let me show off one
60:16
60:16 that does glow in the dark here. Uh,
60:18
60:18 this is Dracula from that same series.
60:22
60:22 He's in a black box. So, there he is.
60:24
60:24 Beautiful Dracula. And he glows in the
60:26
60:26 dark. You can see his little accessory
60:28
60:28 right there. Little trick-or- treat
60:30
60:30 bags. Uh, so there's that one. And then
60:33
60:33 I'll Joshua, go ahead and let you show
60:34
60:34 yours off. And then I'll show the last
60:35
60:35 two that I have here.
60:36
60:36 >> Okay. All right. So, again, told off the
60:38
60:38 plastic. Uh, there is a tear tab right
60:41
60:41 here. If you can see on the front. This
60:42
60:42 is the first time I've ever done one of
60:43
60:43 these, by the way, everybody. Um, let's
60:45
60:45 go ahead and Oh, gosh. Is there a proper
60:48
60:48 way to tear this?
60:49
60:49 >> There you go. Yeah.
60:50
60:50 >> Okay. All right. Does the top just Oh,
60:53
60:53 wait a second.
60:55
60:55 >> Wait a second.
60:57
60:57 >> We're waiting.
60:59
60:59 >> This is what we got, buddy.
61:01
61:01 This is the one that we got right here.
61:05
61:05 >> Okay.
61:05
61:05 >> I don't know. I don't know which one
61:06
61:06 this is.
61:07
61:07 >> Um this right here. Oh, yes. This is the
61:10
61:10 uh the one up here on the top. H gosh.
61:13
61:13 Up here. This is the Annabelle.
61:16
61:16 >> Okay.
61:16
61:16 >> Check that thing out.
61:17
61:17 >> Not bad. Not a chase, but we'll take it.
61:20
61:20 Okay. I mean, hey, the chase. Hey, we
61:22
61:22 got we got we got time to go, buddy. We
61:25
61:25 got time. Uh, but there you go. That is
61:27
61:27 my fun find. And we didn't get the chase
61:28
61:28 this time, everybody. But, uh, we got a
61:30
61:30 lot more to go. Stay tuned.
61:32
61:32 >> I can't wait. Uh, speaking of a lot more
61:34
61:34 to go, buddy, let me show off these last
61:35
61:35 two. So, from that series again, there's
61:38
61:38 this one here. This is Frankenstein.
61:41
61:41 Beautiful Frankenstein. Glows in the
61:43
61:43 dark. He's wonderful. But really, the
61:45
61:45 one that I've really, really wanted
61:48
61:48 was this one, buddy. This is the
61:51
61:51 creature cuz I'm a big creature from the
61:54
61:54 Black Lagoon fan. And this is the one
61:56
61:56 that I saw on the back of the box and
61:58
61:58 was like, "Oh my god, I need to get it
62:00
62:00 because if I don't, what is the point of
62:02
62:02 all this?" So, I ended up getting all
62:04
62:04 the other ones. And I do have another
62:05
62:05 one that I'll show off next week, uh,
62:07
62:07 which is the final one for the the
62:09
62:09 Universal Monsters set, right? Um, but
62:11
62:11 dude, I was so happy to get this bad
62:13
62:13 boy. It's [ __ ] amazing and I love it.
62:16
62:16 Uh, I'm going to put them all behind me
62:18
62:18 uh next week. But there you go. Those
62:20
62:20 are all my fun finds. Uh, Joshua, let's
62:22
62:22 go ahead and land this plane. Let's do
62:23
62:23 some fortunes and then some lucky
62:25
62:25 numbers and then we'll go to bed
62:27
62:27 together.
62:28
62:28 >> Okay. Um, but did you said you were
62:30
62:30 going to get the last duck? I think you
62:31
62:31 said that last week. Did you get the
62:32
62:32 duck?
62:33
62:33 >> Oh, no. It hasn't showed up yet. It's
62:34
62:34 been shipped. Just It didn't show up
62:36
62:36 yet. So,
62:37
62:37 >> somebody might have been listening to
62:38
62:38 that that you said that you said you got
62:40
62:40 the last duck of the set and I just
62:41
62:41 wanted to see if that actually was a
62:42
62:42 [ __ ] thing. Okay. Trying to get his
62:44
62:44 duck yet. All right. Um, so what?
62:46
62:46 Fortunes. Is that where this is where
62:47
62:47 we're at?
62:47
62:47 >> Let's do some fortunes.
62:48
62:48 >> All right. Um, gosh,
62:51
62:51 and how many episodes later? 154. We got
62:54
62:54 the misfortunes. We got the dirty dozen.
62:56
62:56 Sean, uh, which are we pulling from?
62:58
62:58 What do you want to do?
62:60
62:60 >> Uh, let's do let's do dirty this week.
63:03
63:03 >> Dirty. We did last week. So, we'll do
63:05
63:05 dirty.
63:05
63:05 >> All right, Misfortunes. Thank you for
63:07
63:07 the um these nice little cookies. We
63:10
63:10 enjoy these a lot.
63:12
63:12 And uh let's see what we got this uh for
63:14
63:14 this week's episode.
63:17
63:17 Uh let's go here. Let's pop this open
63:19
63:19 here.
63:21
63:21 All right. Crack that.
63:24
63:24 All right. All right. Here we go. Here
63:25
63:25 we go. Trust me. Can't read that far.
63:29
63:29 All right. Here we go, everybody. This
63:31
63:31 is your misfortune for October 6,
63:36
63:36 episode 154.
63:39
63:39 Your next sexual conquest is the first
63:42
63:42 person you make eye contact with after
63:44
63:44 reading this fortune.
63:51
63:51 [laughter]
63:55
63:55 All right. [laughter] All right. Hey
63:57
63:57 there. Sure.
63:58
63:58 >> Hi.
64:01
64:01 >> How's it going? [laughter]
64:02
64:02 >> Oh my god.
64:03
64:03 >> Be here all week
64:05
64:05 >> and next and the week after that.
64:07
64:07 >> And the week after that. Yeah.
64:08
64:08 >> Yeah.
64:09
64:09 >> All right. Cool. Uh let me hit the
64:10
64:10 people with their seven lucky numbers.
64:12
64:12 Feel free to use them for whatever
64:13
64:13 nefarious reasons you would like. Uh
64:15
64:15 they are followed 2 13 28 53 65 12 and
64:20
64:20 22. Once again, your seven lucky numbers
64:22
64:22 are 2 13 28 53 65 12 and 22. Everybody.
64:29
64:29 Oh boy. Joshua, we made it to the end of
64:31
64:31 this episode. I am so happy and also so
64:35
64:35 sad that the first official week of
64:37
64:37 October is over. But my dude, my love,
64:42
64:42 my confid,
64:45
64:45 uh what do you have left to say to the
64:47
64:47 people who are just starting their week
64:49
64:49 or just ending their week?
64:51
64:51 >> Hey, well, hello everybody and thank you
64:53
64:53 for listening. Thank you for watching.
64:55
64:55 It is October 6 and the spooky season
64:58
64:58 has officially arrived. So, get your
65:01
65:01 flashlights and candy ready. It should
65:03
65:03 be a fun month. Thank you for listening.
65:06
65:06 Thank you for watching. And we will see
65:07
65:07 you next week on episode
65:10
65:10 155.
65:12
65:12 Nice, buddy. Nice. Um, I don't think I
65:15
65:15 have anything else left to say other
65:16
65:16 than, hey, join us. Sorry for the
65:18
65:18 delay.live. Uh, check out the Sorry for
65:21
65:21 the scare. Join us on that if you want.
65:23
65:23 Joshua made an image, too. He's proving
65:25
65:25 to everybody that you as well can make
65:28
65:28 handmade stuff, right? Doesn't always
65:30
65:30 have to be AI.
65:32
65:32 >> Joshua, one last thing for you. Did you
65:34
65:34 hear October and November started
65:37
65:37 dating?
65:39
65:39 >> No, it did not.
65:41
65:41 >> Apparently, it's just a fall fling.
65:46
65:46 Ladies and gentlemen, we will see you
65:48
65:48 next week. Deuces.
66:16
66:16 Are we doing a drawing? Like, yes. Did
66:19
66:19 you know? Did you?
66:20
66:20 >> Yes, we're doing the drawings this week.
66:22
66:22 >> Yeah, this is Did you make Did you make
66:24
66:24 a drawing?
66:25
66:25 >> Did I make a drawing? Hey, I don't want
66:27
66:27 you to be upset. You got to remember I
66:29
66:29 did go to a bunch of museums a few weeks
66:32
66:32 ago, so when I you know, not trying to
66:35
66:35 say I'm any kind of Picasso or anything,
66:36
66:36 but you're going to love what you see.
66:39
66:39 >> I hope so. I hope so. You only had one.
66:41
66:41 I I I'm still working on all of them, so
66:44
66:44 that's good.
66:45
66:45 >> That's true. I did only have one. Yeah,
66:48
66:48 [snorts] one a week, I guess. So, all
66:50
66:50 right, buddy. Do your do your little
66:51
66:51 snaps and I'll do my claps here.
66:53
66:53 >> How do I feel? How do I How am I
66:54
66:54 sitting?
