Sorry For The Delay | EP.21 | Hoody Who, Muffins & Super Bowl Tears
-WHAT’S IN OUR CUP-
Sean: Bourbon (Brand Not Mentioned), Coke (Half Cup)
Joshua: None This Episode
-CHAPTERS-
00:00 Cold Open – Mia’s Intro
00:14 Welcome & Hosts
00:31 Drinks Check & Super Bowl Tease
02:01 Days-Left Pep Talk (316 To Go)
04:05 Holiday Lightning Round (Muffin Day, Women In Blue Jeans, Whistleblower, Handcuff)
09:03 Hoody Who Day Explained
11:56 Values Vs. Trends Returns
13:10 Starbucks Cups Apology & Wild Auctions
17:32 Shoes: Trend Or Value?
26:31 Funkos: Trend We Love
31:36 Comic Books: Why They Hold Value
39:29 Post-Valentine’s Chat & Breakup Stats
43:24 Valentine’s Recap: H-Mart Lobster Night
44:00 Super Bowl Feelings & Overtime Confusion
48:09 Raiders Fan Perspective (Stadium Rant)
52:36 Fun Finds Kickoff
53:22 Original Art: Raiders Painting
54:39 Funko Pull: Scooby-Doo (Scuba Suit)
55:13 Fortune Cookie Segment
58:01 Fortune: “Not To Find, But Unfold”
58:59 Lucky Numbers
01:00:24 Sign-Off & Call For Comments
01:01:24 Outro Music
-SOUND BITES-
• “Today on February 20th you have 316 days left in this year everybody.” — Calendar check with Joshua.
• “Have you become the couch potato you said you were not going to be?” — Joshua pokes the resolutions bear.
• “Today is actually National Muffin Day.” — Joshua declares a sweet start.
• “Women in Blue Jeans Day… bust them out everybody.” — Holiday hype from Joshua.
• “Hoody Who Day is a day that… you can go outside and yell at the top of your lungs ‘Hoody Who.’” — Joshua explains the ritual.
• “I think that might be our Sorry For The Delay official holiday — Hoody Who Day.” — Sean makes it canon.
• “Open up your cupboard right now.” — Joshua sets up the Starbucks cup reveal.
• “A 2020 Edmonton City mug… sold for $112,000.” — Sean reads the jaw-dropper.
• “Shoes are just a trend… nobody cares what you’re wearing on your feet except if you’re a shoe person.” — Sean on sneaker reality.
• “If you care that much about a shoe… maybe think about insuring it.” — Joshua with practical collector advice.
• “Funkos are a trend, but it’s a trend that I love.” — Sean keeps it honest.
• “Comic books do hold value.” — Sean draws the line for art.
• “Your fortune is not something to find but to unfold.” — Joshua reads the cookie.
• “Let’s win something together — just don’t go out and buy some [__] shoes with it.” — Joshua on those lucky numbers.
• “We played great… for whatever reason they still just won.” — Sean processes the Super Bowl.
-FORTUNE & FINDS-
Fortune: Your fortune is not something to find but to unfold.
Lucky Numbers: 38, 16, 44, 54, 48, 41
Fun Finds / Value Finds:
Sean: Scooby-Doo (Scuba) Funko — a colorful pull from the mystery box that turns nostalgia into shelf candy.
Joshua: Original Raiders Painting — hand-painted gift from his niece, a silver-and-black badge of honor for the studio wall.
(Artwork Shoutout: Original Raiders canvas by Joshua’s niece — keep painting, you’re talented!)
Transcript
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welcome to sorry for the delay I'm your
editor Mia in this week's episode The
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Boys discover a new favorite holiday
Joshua has to make a formal apology
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to the fans and things get heated in a
Super Bowl discussion enjoy the [Applause]
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[Music]
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show hello everyone welcome to sorry for the delay
another episode Another another week we are your
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hosts my name is Sean this is Joshua Joshua how
you doing boy I'm doing well Sean thank you and
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thank you to everybody who is joining us on this
episode what are we on uh the what is this the
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21st 20 what what episode are we on now Sean
21 21 yeah thank you for joining us for the for
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the listeners and the followers for this uh 21st
episode we appreciate you all but I am doing great
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Sean um by the way what do you what do you got in
your cup there are you sipping on wine still from
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the last episode you still got a bottle left or
no I was going to go get another bottle cuz I know
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you said you had a bottle waiting for you uh but
I was too lazy got up real early this morning and
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I was just tired so I was just like H so I have
literally two sips of bourbon in here and then uh
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like half half a cup of coke cuz that's all that
we had left we we went hard J we went hard for
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the uh what I like to call the most devastating
Super Bowl of my life but we went hard so are we
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are are we do we plan on talking about the Super
Bowl do we plan on getting into any of this any of
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this uh emotional you know get into this topic do
we want to go there are we G to are you know I'll
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let I I'll let you decide I haven't decided where
you want to go with this I haven't decided uh you
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know let's just start everything off as normal and
we'll see where life takes us you know so Joshua
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with that being said uh do you have any this days
in history or any uh fun [ __ ] records that you
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want our audience to try to beat so as I normally
do which those of you who are keeping track I do
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like to mention how many days we have left in the
year so today on February 20th you have 316 days
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left in this year everybody so the time time
a ticking time's ticking have you you know I
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always like to ask like what have you done you
know are you still doing things have you given
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up have you become the couch potato you said you
were not going to be at the be for your New Year's
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resolution have you become that couch potato did
you not get on the bike and work out have the are
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the weights Dusty by now like you still got time
you still got time you're to motivate you get up
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get up you know listen to this [ __ ] and and
work out listen to us let me motivate you so
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yes got you got you got some time left so so get
on it everybody um unfortunately Sean I do not
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have any world records today I didn't I didn't
look up I know I know I'm trying to get more
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consistent with the world records because I know
that is that is a fun little segment we do but I
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did not find a world record today if somebody else
finds it and they want to drop it in the comments
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down below that that maybe you came across that'd
be cool cuz we do look at the comments um um but
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I do have some holidays to mention if we want to
get into that little segment that we that we talk
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about every a while Butz said I could always use
some holidays joshu I need I need reasons to drink
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buddy other than sadness you know so give me some
holidays and every every Tuesday when we jump on
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together and and uh little chat I mean basically
any day that ends with why so you know okay well
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let me I I got I got five I got five holidays
that are dropping on this February 20th I I'll
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start with the one that's you know you know maybe
not so beneficial to your um your health goal this
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year but today is actually National muffin day
oh [ __ ] I'll be right back I'm G to get some
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muffins so if you're into the muffins don't feel
guilty cuz they made this day just for you you
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know so have a muffin everybody are you are you a
muffin person bro or are you a bagel person I love
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me a good muffin top I will just like the way it
flaps over the side you know just just the way it
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peels over the edge you know the more the more the
more that peels over the muffin top Yeah the more
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I'm likely to put it in my mouth you know like
that's the one I'm picking yeah okay all right
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sure yeah I'm I'm for it I'm for it yeah give
me them muffin tops baby you can keep those flat
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little cookies on the Shelf I'm not eating one
of them flat cookies I want I want something that
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fits all the way in my mouth you know what I mean
um that's great that's great confession um all
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right for my next holiday um thought this one
was kind of cool on uh this February 20th it's
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actually with women in Blue Jeans day women in
blue so just women in jeans blue jeans that's
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it that's the holiday yeah blue blue jeans
women in blue jeans so if you got a pair of
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blue jeans and you haven't put them on yet and
and you got them in the closet they still got
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the brand new tag on today is the day mark
this on your calendar for next year um but
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today is actually women and blue jeans day Rock
the jeans bust them out everybody all right I'm
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for that if you're woman man woman wear blue
jeans what for my third where the blue jeans
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I want to see you whatever you identify as put
those jeans I just want to see you put them jeans
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on baby for my third holiday we got National
whistleblower reward day today uh sorry my
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brain it just what whistle so whistleblower like
the like the homie who left to Russia that guy
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like that like somebody who blow the whistle
on uh news and [ __ ] yes so okay according
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to this holiday you should be able to come on
on this day yeah come on out everybody um and
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blow your whistle on this day because it it's
National whistleblower reward day so you will
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get a reward if you come out on this day and and
you know Joshua I'd like to come out on on this
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day I'd like to blow my whistle can can I blow
my whistle you can blow your whistle I should
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have should have told you about this one before
because you could pulled the whistle out of your
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back pocket and maybe here here we go everybody
the the NFL is rigged oh I have blown the whistle
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please I think I hear the cops Joshua I think I
hear the cops uh I think I'm being swatted at the
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moment you know we could we're going to get
into that we we're going to yeah we got more
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confessions we're going to get into that so blow
that whistle number two you might like this one
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wait this is number three oh oh it's number
two on my list sorry it's I I went backwards
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I'm jumping around okay so number three one two
yes number three on my list again this isn't
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scripted we have fun everybody number three
on my list national handcuff day oh so that
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goes in with the the national whistleblower
day okay nice oh that's that's good to know
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I'm about to be uh on the same day on the same
day that's my that's my gift right that's my
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celebration they're they're celebrating Me
by uh by arresting me makes sense now then
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they handcuff your ass yeah yeah so good luck
to you whistleblowers because you're getting
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screwed over on the same exact day you're
blowing your whistle oh God and my final
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holiday for this day February 20th is Hoody who
day I told you about this day Sean hoodie hoodie
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bam hoody who there actually is a holiday what the
hoody who holiday is okay so the little research I
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did other than find the name of this holiday like
pretty unique kind of funny hoody whoo day is a
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day that normally happens in the winter time fall
winter time where you can go outside on this day
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and yell at the top of your lungs hoodie who to
let all your neighbors know how [ __ ] cold it is
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and and if going outside if you can't go outside
it actually says this if you can't go outside on
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this hoody whoo day they advise you to pick up the
phone and call everybody you know and yell hoody
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who over the phone because you can't go outside
it's too right I got I got to call my mom whoy
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who so hoody who isn't just something that you
hear in in in like a rap you know uh video or our
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lyrics or whatever it is our country or what
there is a hoody who day it's a holiday it's
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actual holiday everybody believe it or not it's
beautiful I love it I love it I think that's the
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josua I think that might be our uh sorry for the
sorry for the delays God damn I'm [ __ ] drunk
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already sorry for the delays official holiday
is hoody H [Laughter] day great holiday great
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holiday and you know what it is cold especially
where I am right now it it this morning it was uh
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28 degrees I think it was jeez so pretty pretty
[ __ ] cold so hoody who baby hoody who hoody
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who yeah so get it out of get it off your chest
everybody hoody who today is National hoody H
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day did you have a favorite John incredible
of those holiday yeah hoodie did you have a
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favorite yeah Hy who we just said it takes
it Hy who takes it bro official holiday of
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sorry for the delay hoody who I I'm sticking
with the uh National muffin day bro I'm I'm
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going muffin muffin National Muffin Top day I'm
you know to be fair muffins are great so I feel
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that all right so I got the holidays out of the
way as usual so what do we dive into after after
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this I don't know some this stays in history
got this stays in history okay let's go let's
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go into the this wait a minute wait hang on I've
changed my mind you know what we haven't done in
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a while and excuse the lighting by the way cuz
it is like the sun has changed Direction now and
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so the sun is [ __ ] with everything but it's
going to be fine um J I want to change gears
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we have not done any more values or trends I
want to do some more values or Trends I know
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you have a list of them up there so I'd rather
do that okay so Sean is referring to a segment
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that you know we brought to the table uh
a couple episodes ago so we talked about
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a couple different things but if we're going to
revisit this this topic I do have some follow-up
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notes uh from that episode all right yeah so I
have I I I have to lay a little bit of context
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Joshua was this guy over here Joshua um yes was
was running these Starbucks cups um through the
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mud I did yes you were I did yes you did yeah I I
would agree yes but but in doing that I I wanted
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to give give them some justice I was like well
let me let me let's let's check it out let's see
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if there actually is value Sean's got some sun
in his eyes um let's let's give let's look at
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these Starbucks cups okay so I found a couple
here I found a couple here and if you are one
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of the lucky people that have these Starbucks
cups open up your cupboard right now because
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I'm about to give you some Starbucks cups that
are worth lots of money and maybe you have one
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of them maybe today is your day to get back that
money that you threw away when you when you bet
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on those piece of [ __ ] 49ers sorry whoa bro whoa
said said bleep it out I said it I said it sorry
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Sor too soon M 13 minutes in you know what to do
you know what to do all right all right all right
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we cut that out we cut it out okay so if you got
one of these Starbucks cups in your fridge look
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at look at or refrigerator why do I keep saying
refrigerator in your cup if you have is anybody
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keeping their Starbucks fridges in the cuups
or [ __ ] dude Jesus Christ Joshua do you want
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us share your screen so we can see the cup do
you have them on no I don't we're gonna have to
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we'll have to PO that in um there is a list though
we'll pop it in all right so once again open your
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cupboard check it out if you have an ed a 20 20
Edmonton City mug this one sold that auction for
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$112,000 H
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Excuse me yes $122,000 josa so this guy
over here once again Joshua the guy who
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was who was talking [ __ ] about people
who collect Starbucks cups I was doing
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that I'm sorry but if you have this 2020
Edmonton City mug that mug yeah sold for
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$112,000 $12,000 that's insane bro that's insane
that's a lot of money $112,000 for a mug that you
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got you know at a Starbucks somewhere you know
wherever you pick this thing up so that is a lot
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of money I have one more okay because I just
you know I have to apologize for anybody who
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has these mugs the the next one I found it's
a Charlotte coffee mug this one sold for 5,6
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$61 like I'm like Charlotte City correct like
that yes correct City yeah yeah okay it says yeah
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it didn't say Charlotte City it says Charlotte
coffee mug that uh okay so if you are sitting
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on your couch wondering how can I get more money
somewhere look take a look at the your Starbucks
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cups Starbucks cups cuz you may have have one of
these cups in your uh your cupboard and if it's in
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mint condition you could you could come out of one
of these cups for $122,000 maybe $5,000 there's a
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few more look them up they're worth money Joshua I
think we're in the wrong business here I think uh
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I think we need to be invested in a Starbucks CBS
just saying just saying yeah those yeah and 2020
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that's not even that long ago if you think about
it like no bro no literally still little babes
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little babby cups and isn't Ed isn't Edmonton up
in near Seattle or in Washington or no I don't
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know Mia will tell us I thought it was up there
I have no idea yeah I thought was up there sure
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so that was my apology for is it value or is it
just a trend that is my apology for Starbucks cups
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Stanley Cups I didn't find [ __ ] so those things
are still garbage can confirm still garbage full
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of lead yeah full yeah full of lead yeah yeah go
for the Starbucks do not buy the Stanley so that
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is what I got for that but nice let's let's get on
to another Trends and value so I started thinking
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about that when I came up with the segment couple
here and these are questions I'm going to ask you
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Sean and anybody else who wants to add down in
the comments as we usually right so for 2024
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Trends versus values let's talk shoes okay sure
shoes do you think shoes are a trend in general
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just shoes shoes yeah shoes I I mean shoes I mean
no specific shoe you're not talking about Yee we
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not talking about Air Force Ones like what are
we doing like we some Jordans what's up just I
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didn't get I didn't get specific so I looked up
a Starbucks cup and that's the value I got it so
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if anybody can if anybody wants to look at some
shoes yeah I I just it's a broad spectrum I threw
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out here on this on this trend versus value right
I know there's some expensive shoes out there I
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do I do this I'm not ignorant I'm not stupid but
for somebody like myself who doesn't buy anything
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other than Vans yeah judge me judge me but I don't
I don't buy Nikes I don't buy Adidas I don't buy
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you know I'm not wearing suits and ties I'm not
buying [ __ ] red bottoms or any of these [ __ ]
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fancy ass shoes um whatever you know um so it's
not an investment I'm making but that's why I'm
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posing the question to you Sean are you somebody
who feels like shoes are are of value or are they
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just a trend so I feel like shoes [Music] are
I'm going to get so much hate for this I feel
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like shoes are just a trend there is no there
is no value to them whatsoever um because I've
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seen people I we know people who are sneaker heads
bro and the amount of time and care and debt that
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these people are in like is amazing to me it's
amazing all for something that when you wear them
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you're scared of actually walking in them because
you don't want them to crease or get [ __ ]
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stepped on like shoes are meant to be [ __ ]
worn in and used which is why I'm a big Vans
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proponent like these shoes are they're not [ __ ]
$500 shoes they're like $100 shoes right right
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but I feel confident enough to just walk outside
with these Vans you know and people buying these
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Yeezys or these [ __ ] big ass Boot shoes whatever
and like just doing it for like the quote unquote
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clout you know I'm not doing it I'm not doing it
it's a trend it's a trend and you can't tell me
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otherwise so so can I ask you a personal question
sure go for it what is the most you ever spent on
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a pair of shoes on a pair of shoes yes the most
I've ever spent on a pair of shoes is $150 which
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wore uh these limited edition Disney high top
Vans that I use at Disneyland only at Disneyland
0:20:45.760,0:20:52.280
exclusively that's an exclusive exclusively
exactly yeah that's that's the most I've ever
0:20:52.280,0:20:59.120
spent on shoes um a close second is the shoes that
I wear to work those shoes run me about like 110
0:20:59.120,0:21:04.120
but they're like a composite toe so it's like
you know you're going to spend a little extra
0:21:04.120,0:21:09.760
money to protect your feet so that's it that's the
most I've ever spent Joshua how about you have you
0:21:09.760,0:21:16.200
spent more than $150 on shoes no I'm I'm sitting
around that range but it's kind of sad because the
0:21:16.200,0:21:21.200
shoe the the amount of money I spent on that
shoe I can't even wear it on a regular basis
0:21:21.200,0:21:28.240
it's a very specific shoe like you um mentioned
it was the shoe that I spent the most it was on
0:21:28.240,0:21:36.800
the same amount it was actually a golf shoe play
golf in and it was there's something else waste
0:21:36.800,0:21:42.720
of money golf shoot Jesus Christ did you just
say golf's a waste of money let's not go on a
0:21:42.720,0:21:49.960
changent here you know we're getting out plenty of
time the year to get on golf oh my God I know yeah
0:21:49.960,0:21:56.360
no but golf yes it it was that was probably the
most expensive pair of shoes uh I've I've bought
0:21:56.360,0:22:03.240
were were a pair of golf shoes shoes they were
they were Nikes and they were the reason I can
0:22:03.240,0:22:09.240
justify $150 is like any athlete anybody who
spends money on equipment when you buy good
0:22:09.240,0:22:17.920
equipment you do you do feel the difference so if
you play soccer if you play anybody who you know
0:22:17.920,0:22:24.560
basketball if anybody who uses their their you
know feet for their sport I mean I know people
0:22:24.560,0:22:29.200
use their feet in every sport but like if you need
to be stuck to the ground if you need traction if
0:22:29.200,0:22:35.560
you need you know some agility and movement and
and you know things like that like a shoe does
0:22:35.560,0:22:42.680
make a big difference but full circle like if
you're walking around in a $500 pair of Yeezys
0:22:42.680,0:22:46.960
or whatever these [ __ ] things cost it's not like
you're going to walk better they're not going to
0:22:46.960,0:22:52.120
make you [ __ ] taller all of a sudden you know
they don't do they make you more attractive do
0:22:52.120,0:22:58.400
somebody look at your [ __ ] shoe and just ignore
the fact that you're ugly you know like are your
0:22:58.400,0:23:03.040
breast stinks like you know like like cigarette
and coffee breath are you like you know what I
0:23:03.040,0:23:08.600
don't care that his breath smells like [ __ ] he's
wearing Yeezys that [ __ ] you know like he's he's
0:23:08.600,0:23:14.520
beautiful yeah like oh he's great not to diss on
Yeezys but you know what I mean like a shoe isn't
0:23:14.520,0:23:19.760
going to all of a sudden make somebody like you
you know yeah well you never know cuz there's a
0:23:19.760,0:23:24.040
bunch of people who are like who like who were
like sneaker heads right so like if a sneaker
0:23:24.040,0:23:29.880
head looked at you and you had some nice pair of
shoes on then they probably fall with you but the
0:23:29.880,0:23:36.360
majority of the population don't care what you're
wearing on your feet bro yeah it's like oh my God
0:23:36.360,0:23:42.960
controversial takes sorry just hit the mic it's
like car people Joshua it's like car people bro
0:23:42.960,0:23:49.840
like nobody cares what you drive unless you're a
car person then it's like oh look at that Miata
0:23:49.840,0:23:55.600
over there oh it's got that turbo you know
like nobody gives a [ __ ] about that unless
0:23:55.600,0:24:00.800
you're a car person same thing with shoes nobody
cares what you're wearing on your feet except if
0:24:00.800,0:24:07.240
you're a shoe person so yeah I know I guess it
is I guess it is a little controversial because
0:24:07.240,0:24:13.520
some people do love their shoes um but if you are
a shoe collector I I highly recommend you getting
0:24:13.520,0:24:18.960
your shoes insured if that's even a possibility
because if your [ __ ] house burns down and you
0:24:18.960,0:24:24.440
got $30,000 worth of shoe in there and you do not
have insurance on those shoes you have completely
0:24:24.440,0:24:32.160
thrown away your investment oh yeah so yep 100%
if you care if you care that much about a shoe
0:24:32.160,0:24:38.560
or anything in your life you know that way maybe
think about insuring it because it could be a day
0:24:38.560,0:24:43.720
when some [ __ ] happens you know floods happens
fires happen [ __ ] like that like like maybe you
0:24:43.720,0:24:48.000
know like like your your shoes you know you could
just grab that one box and run the [ __ ] out of
0:24:48.000,0:24:53.720
your place if you're somebody who's got like
closets full of shoes you're [ __ ] you know
0:24:53.720,0:24:57.880
are you grabbing your shoes instead of your dog
are you grabbing your shoes instead of you know
0:24:57.880,0:25:04.480
girlfriend or your wife or your kids like come
on like think long and hard about what you're
0:25:04.480,0:25:11.480
investing in you know damn that's [ __ ] crazy
I I don't know I I'm kind of with you in a way
0:25:11.480,0:25:16.720
that I I it's probably because I just don't
I wear Vans all the time I'm not a big shoe
0:25:16.720,0:25:24.360
Advocate I I think it's more of a a trend or if
you love it go for it but I I don't think they're
0:25:24.360,0:25:29.720
going to take you further and they're certainly
not going to impress anybody if you smell like
0:25:29.720,0:25:38.000
[ __ ] yeah yeah very true you know you go
bad cologne on you know or some some some
0:25:38.000,0:25:46.000
musky [ __ ] upper lip stench like if you're not
getting past Shish yeah you leaning for a kiss
0:25:46.000,0:25:52.760
they're not looking at your face I mean it's just
come on not look at your shoes like yeah so Trend
0:25:52.760,0:25:59.880
versus value I think we're both going um not I
think we're going more trend than value agre on
0:25:59.880,0:26:06.120
this one yeah okay and sorry to anybody if we
offended you and you love your shoes that's we
0:26:06.120,0:26:10.000
love we we can appreciate your passion I think I
can speak for me and Sean we can appreciate your
0:26:10.000,0:26:17.520
passion for yes sir shoes yeah I'm all for it hey
you do you you're not hurting anybody [ __ ] keep
0:26:17.520,0:26:24.160
buying the shoes dude don't let us stop you okay
so we we just talked about something that both of
0:26:24.160,0:26:31.440
us are just going to call a trend because clearly
we wear a similar sty of shoe and we don't very
0:26:31.440,0:26:35.880
true care about shoes We're not we're not doing it
that way now let's talk about something that we're
0:26:35.880,0:26:43.440
probably going to be a little biased about and
people probably could agree all right what about
0:26:43.440,0:26:57.120
funkos are funkos a trend are funkos a value I
think funkos unfortunately are just a trend Joshua
0:26:57.120,0:27:04.200
like with any plastic toy with any plastic toy
it is what is the trend of the day you know what
0:27:04.200,0:27:11.000
is the flavor of the month kind of thing and the
reason I can say that is because with this whole
0:27:11.000,0:27:17.280
Super Bowl thing I don't know Joshua if you've
if you've seen or not but uh Travis Kelce uh
0:27:17.280,0:27:25.160
had a moment in the Sun for a second where he was
shirtless and holding a beer right that's a that's
0:27:25.160,0:27:32.880
a pop culture moment right Funko decided to make
that into a Funko Pop right so shirtless Travis
0:27:32.880,0:27:39.640
Kelce holding a beer or whoever [ __ ] I think
it was Travis Kelce pretty sure anyways it was
0:27:39.640,0:27:48.440
made into a Funko Pop and that is not of value bro
that is a trend so as much as I love the amount of
0:27:48.440,0:27:55.240
funkos that I have here I know that they're just
plastic toys you know and I know that there's like
0:27:55.240,0:28:02.680
if if the economy broke now and we all had to
go back to like trading seashells like nobody
0:28:02.680,0:28:11.920
nobody would want to trade [ __ ] five grains of
rice for a uh Debo Samuel Funko Pop you know what
0:28:11.920,0:28:18.840
I mean nobody's doing that yeah so I'm saying
they're a trend but it's a trend that I love
0:28:18.840,0:28:29.960
so good answer I I I was hoping to Stir It Up a
little bit with that one um because we we if if
0:28:29.960,0:28:36.320
anybody's watched a lot of the other episodes
we tend to show fun CES on almost everyone so
0:28:36.320,0:28:41.240
if you'd like to take a look back at some of
the collectible fun codes that me and sea have
0:28:41.240,0:28:46.160
acquired over these last 21 episodes I think
most of them have fun codes some of them don't
0:28:46.160,0:28:53.720
you could take a look at a small fraction of what
we've collected over these episodes and what we've
0:28:53.720,0:28:58.520
kind of like what we like so if you're interested
uh look back at towards the end of every episode
0:28:58.520,0:29:07.600
we always we always do that um but I uh I'm kind
of with you Sean kind of but but more on the yes
0:29:07.600,0:29:19.920
side um I think they are trendy they are trendy
um they do hold right now value yeah but I don't
0:29:19.920,0:29:26.720
think they're going to you know get you off of
life support you know if you need that kind of
0:29:26.720,0:29:33.520
money you know I don't think they're they're gonna
it's going to be you know a $2.5 million fund code
0:29:33.520,0:29:37.560
that just says you can just drop in a piggy bank
somewhere and say you know what this guy can get
0:29:37.560,0:29:41.480
a heart transplant just by giving somebody a fun
code like I don't I don't think they're going to
0:29:41.480,0:29:49.280
hold that kind of value um but because like
you I do appreciate the the Artistry and and
0:29:49.280,0:29:54.520
the cool style of funco and like what they do with
them and everything like that like I'm I'm doing
0:29:54.520,0:29:59.600
the same thing I'm I'm collecting them and I love
them I don't know if I ever will sell them I if I
0:29:59.600,0:30:04.200
ever have kids someday I'll probably come home
and they'll all be out of the boxes all on the
0:30:04.200,0:30:11.160
floor and I'm probably G to have a dad moment
where I'm gonna freak out [ __ ] out of all of
0:30:11.160,0:30:16.960
them even though yeah even though I didn't plan on
ever selling them like it just you know it's kind
0:30:16.960,0:30:21.040
of like that's my [ __ ] sort of thing you know
what I mean like the 50-year-old version that's
0:30:21.040,0:30:25.000
got virgin that's got all the toys if you've
ever seen that movie you know he's like oh you
0:30:25.000,0:30:32.000
know [ __ ] these are all my toys um but yeah
I I I maybe someday I will turn around and sell
0:30:32.000,0:30:38.120
them for some kind of value but I think right now
they they will continue to be um they'll continue
0:30:38.120,0:30:45.960
to be a trend not a solid value for myself oh
yeah for sure and it's always fun I mean just
0:30:45.960,0:30:51.320
like with the shoes like it ain't hurting nobody
you know we're just collecting plastic you're
0:30:51.320,0:30:59.520
collecting Rubber and leather like you know fun
times fun times dude oh you want to go over one
0:30:59.520,0:31:11.160
more or do you want to move on to you know our
post Valentine Day episode segment okay one more
0:31:11.160,0:31:16.840
one more before we get to the post Valentine
Day stuff because this that's fun yes sir um
0:31:16.840,0:31:23.760
one more I don't I don't know how many of these
you have and I don't know how many of these people
0:31:23.760,0:31:36.520
listening have but I'm curious to know MH are
comic books a trend or do they hold some kind of
0:31:36.520,0:31:46.240
value do you have comic books let me start there
with with do you own comic books Sean I do not
0:31:46.240,0:31:53.800
own any comic books I love comic books they're
[ __ ] awesome they're cool fun to look at um
0:31:53.800,0:32:00.240
but I'll I'll tell you this one Joshua I think
comic books do hold value and now here's the
0:32:00.240,0:32:06.640
reason I'm going to say that it's because comic
books have been around for decades at this point
0:32:06.640,0:32:15.280
right and a lot of them still hold some monetary
value you know like you probably could trade a
0:32:15.280,0:32:25.200
first edition Spider-Man for like a small Tesla
you know like I I think you there is more value
0:32:25.200,0:32:31.840
in comic books than there is currently in like
Funko Pops you know I think eventually everybody
0:32:31.840,0:32:38.520
wants to be on that same level as comic books
you know or like close to that level where you
0:32:38.520,0:32:44.680
put out a set release of comics and then people
who saved those Comics like you know there there
0:32:44.680,0:32:51.400
has to be a bigger Market it's almost the way
I feel about Pokemon cards um but that could be
0:32:51.400,0:32:57.000
another one for for later but you know there's
there's still some type of value there I feel
0:32:57.000,0:33:03.400
feel for comic books rather than than that so I'm
going with value comic books value even though I
0:33:03.400,0:33:10.800
have none of them I I like I like your decision
Sean and the reason I like your decision because
0:33:10.800,0:33:21.160
I do own a significant collection of comic books
I do of course you do josua of course you do I do
0:33:21.160,0:33:27.440
I do own comic books I do own comic books um
I kind of got into collecting comic books as
0:33:27.440,0:33:35.320
a kid uh originally kind of starting with like
The Avengers Batman Spider-Man um you know all
0:33:35.320,0:33:43.000
the original you know kind of Marvel character
type stuff um and I don't I don't know initially
0:33:43.000,0:33:52.360
where that collecting of comic books came from I
just know I really loved the artwork the drawings
0:33:52.360,0:34:00.800
the the you know that whole thing so I I do have
comic books some of them are worth a decent amount
0:34:00.800,0:34:08.120
of money again nothing that's going to save me
on life life support but um they're not they're
0:34:08.120,0:34:12.520
not going to get me out of forever debt like if
I decide to go out and buy something stupid you
0:34:12.520,0:34:17.400
know like hey let me go buy this [ __ ] thing you
know like I can afford a Porsche no I can't shut
0:34:17.400,0:34:23.760
up you know here's a comic book for that Porsche
get out of here you know it's not happening um but
0:34:23.760,0:34:30.440
comic books I think do hold value still because
my still do they're they're they're worth um a
0:34:30.440,0:34:36.120
decent amount of money but I do have some family
members that also have comic books and some first
0:34:36.120,0:34:44.080
edition um comic books mind you and those things
those things are are are pretty cool to look at
0:34:44.080,0:34:48.080
because a lot of your sorry if you don't give
a [ __ ] about comic books anybody because I
0:34:48.080,0:34:52.480
[ __ ] you know if you like art whatever you know
it's [ __ ] fast forward this part I don't give a
0:34:52.480,0:35:02.880
[ __ ] um but uh you know what I mean I don't
know [ __ ] but um whatever comic books I I
0:35:02.880,0:35:08.520
do think they're great um they're cool for kids
you know instead of digging their nose into say
0:35:08.520,0:35:12.360
maybe a computer whatever and getting them to read
and look at pictures and maybe they want to be an
0:35:12.360,0:35:18.480
artist someday day um I think it's a good a good
starting point a good jump off point but what I do
0:35:18.480,0:35:23.360
what I do not know right now because I've stopped
collecting comic books there isn't even a comic
0:35:23.360,0:35:26.520
book store I think where I live anymore there
used to be one grown up that's where I'd spend
0:35:26.520,0:35:36.880
my money as a kid um oh yeah I know they closed
um but I I don't know how valuable newer comic
0:35:36.880,0:35:45.320
books are oh see that's where I'm like so first of
all to your point Joshua the reason I think comic
0:35:45.320,0:35:51.280
books hold more value than Funko is because the
Artistry right there's something about having a
0:35:51.280,0:36:01.440
piece of art whether it's like a Picasso painting
or a comic book that just speaks more volumes than
0:36:01.440,0:36:07.440
a twocan Sam you know made from Funko you know
it's just something to to art that holds more
0:36:07.440,0:36:15.600
value now you could argue the fact that these
Funko pops are Arts Frozen right Frozen little
0:36:15.600,0:36:24.160
bits of art but I think that with the funkos it's
it's onedimensional you know that's 2 can Sam you
0:36:24.160,0:36:32.360
know but with comic books and each art section of
a comic book like well each picture excuse me you
0:36:32.360,0:36:38.680
could argue that there is multiple meanings for
that picture right so it's it's more than just
0:36:38.680,0:36:44.600
one dimension it's multiple dimensions and I think
that's where the value really comes in so I I feel
0:36:44.600,0:36:49.880
it yeah and and I think I've always liked comic
books because they um there's story there I've
0:36:49.880,0:36:56.200
always I've always love stories you know whether
they're true stories you know fictional stories
0:36:56.200,0:37:03.120
just kind of sci-fi stories I think I've always
loved story and even though I don't uh read too
0:37:03.120,0:37:10.400
well I sure love the pictures yeah um that's
and then I would try to redraw the pictures
0:37:10.400,0:37:17.720
I would try to redraw it you know Trace them and
do all that kind of stuff so um yeah I I I I love
0:37:17.720,0:37:21.240
comic books I I think that they're still Trend I
just don't know if any of the newer comic books
0:37:21.240,0:37:28.600
are going to uh you know outlive some of the
original stuff uh yeah and that's the sad part
0:37:28.600,0:37:35.400
like we we won't know until we're probably on our
deathbeds whether or not your 2022 Spiderman into
0:37:35.400,0:37:41.120
the Multiverse comic book that you got at A Dying
comic book store is going to be worth anything you
0:37:41.120,0:37:47.320
know but I think that's the risk that you take
with these with these new with these new quote
0:37:47.320,0:37:53.880
unquote values and quote unquote Trends you know
like maybe one day this twocan Sam will be worth a
0:37:53.880,0:38:00.960
million twocan Sam bucks who knows you know just
the risky take yeah I I think if you're going
0:38:00.960,0:38:06.960
into anything that you like or are you just kind
of like if you're going into it just for money
0:38:06.960,0:38:12.320
you're always going to be gambling but if you're
like oh yeah I don't want to say like me or Sean
0:38:12.320,0:38:20.040
but if if you are kind of into loving something it
doesn't matter if it it falls off in value because
0:38:20.040,0:38:24.600
you still have a piece of history for yourself
that you can look back on and enjoy looking at
0:38:24.600,0:38:29.320
it even if it's isn't worth $100 and that's what
you paid for it when you first bought it like that
0:38:29.320,0:38:37.160
does [ __ ] hurt that does hurt but if you love it
it doesn't matter so yeah I I think uh continue to
0:38:37.160,0:38:42.880
find Trends or values whatever you're going for
but go into knowing that your investment could
0:38:42.880,0:38:50.800
no longer be a value if it's just a trend so love
what you start um and then take it from there you
0:38:50.800,0:38:56.080
know maybe you'll get lucky and it will be worth
something but love it first before you you know
0:38:56.080,0:39:01.160
try to look at it as a a piece of you know money
in your your bank account yeah and that there
0:39:01.160,0:39:09.640
you have it that is my Trends versus values uh uh
little segment very good um little controversial
0:39:09.640,0:39:14.080
I'd like to hear some Feb controversial yeah
please leave it down in the comments let us know
0:39:14.080,0:39:21.760
how stupid we are and how shoes are the best value
you could ever have right maybe we'll talk about
0:39:21.760,0:39:29.280
socks at some Trend versus value you know are
socks Val we'll get there we'll get there sucks
0:39:29.280,0:39:35.200
so Joshua let's talk about some post Valentine's
Day Shenanigans did you get up to anything did
0:39:35.200,0:39:47.320
you give your seeds away I I did not do anything
Wicked or wild um for my Valentine's Day I I kept
0:39:47.320,0:39:53.560
it simple the seeds unfortunately did not grow
as fast as I thought they would have I thought I
0:39:53.560,0:39:59.240
would have flowers by now I know it's only been a
couple days but they did say they did say they are
0:39:59.240,0:40:04.920
seasonal and then they grow now they're not the
annual they are seasonal so I I you know I thought
0:40:04.920,0:40:11.960
they were going to grow faster than they did um
but I made it for the seeds everybody I bought
0:40:11.960,0:40:17.040
my girlfriend some flowers too so don't look at me
like if I'm total you know this guy's just buying
0:40:17.040,0:40:22.880
seeds trying to be a weirdo um I just make it fun
you know I try to make things fun I don't I don't
0:40:22.880,0:40:28.080
I'm not your cookie cookie cutter boyfriend or
you know partner in crime whatever you consider
0:40:28.080,0:40:33.600
me as I I like to make everything fun in life and
if you can appreciate fun you will appreciate me
0:40:33.600,0:40:48.120
so um but I did find out a fun little fact about
Valentine's Day I found out 45% of people break
0:40:48.120,0:40:57.080
up tend to break up or prefer to break up before
Valentine's Day oh so almost half the amount of
0:40:57.080,0:41:03.000
people like to break up before Valentine's
Day yes huh can you believe that interesting
0:41:03.000,0:41:09.400
very interesting I mean I do I I do believe it it
makes sense like if I break up with you right now
0:41:09.400,0:41:13.960
Joshua like well if it was before Valentine's Day
right if I broke up with you then I don't have to
0:41:13.960,0:41:21.160
buy you a gift I don't have to buy you flowers you
know I just go home to my Fleshlight and enjoy the
0:41:21.160,0:41:30.560
night but after that I I got one more percentage
on the Valentine's Day breakup whatever yeah what
0:41:30.560,0:41:39.040
are what are the 5% of people that are breaking up
on Valentine's Day doing to doing you know are I
0:41:39.040,0:41:46.800
mean there are there's a percentage of people 5%
of people break up on the day of Valentine's Day
0:41:46.800,0:41:51.120
do you think it's just like it just arguments
like you're at a restaurant and she grabs the
0:41:51.120,0:41:54.720
wrong fork and you're just like what the [ __ ]
are you doing and then she's like what do you
0:41:54.720,0:41:58.600
mean I'm just eating a salad and then you're she
you're just like [ __ ] pissed cuz it's the wrong
0:41:58.600,0:42:02.600
fork and you're like that's not your salad fork
that's your main course fork and then it's just
0:42:02.600,0:42:10.640
like stupid [ __ ] like that yeah I I don't know
but people are breaking up I like I I what I did
0:42:10.640,0:42:16.040
read I think the 5% of people who do break up
I it's a I mean it sounds obvious I don't need
0:42:16.040,0:42:20.400
to tell you tell you this or mention this but
it is obvious that most of these relationships
0:42:20.400,0:42:27.080
were faing for probably over a year they were
already going down in flames and Valentine's Day
0:42:27.080,0:42:31.480
is just kind of one of those days where like
they bought the flowers cuz they had to they
0:42:31.480,0:42:38.360
took you to dinner cuz they had to they took you
know they did everything because they had to not
0:42:38.360,0:42:45.240
because they really wanted to yeah I see that and
then that 5% kicks in on the day of and just says
0:42:45.240,0:42:52.960
I'm [ __ ] done I'm [ __ ] done with you boy yeah
but pick another day I don't know I don't want to
0:42:52.960,0:42:57.640
judge you but breaking up with your breaking
up with your wife or your girlfriend or your
0:42:57.640,0:43:02.560
boyfriend or your partner whatever you again call
them on the day when they're they're supposed to
0:43:02.560,0:43:10.000
feel special and you do that to them on that day
that's that's [ __ ] up it's a little low it's a
0:43:10.000,0:43:18.960
little low I'm not doing that I'm not doing that
um I I personally yeah yeah mine mine was was good
0:43:18.960,0:43:24.320
mine was good what about you did did you have
a good vday uh we did yeah we did we went to a
0:43:24.320,0:43:34.040
place called Hmart which is an Asian supermarket
uh and they have full lobsters right so you can
0:43:34.040,0:43:42.360
get a full Lobster uh steamed right there right
inhouse um and we did that so we had two steamed
0:43:42.360,0:43:48.000
lobsters uh and then we made like a little pasta
and just hung out watched YouTube and [ __ ]
0:43:48.000,0:43:53.920
chilling bro chilling so it was nice very good
time uh you know it was a good time because we
0:43:53.920,0:44:00.040
had to recover Joshua for the last five minutes
Joshua I'm we'll we'll talk about this because
0:44:00.040,0:44:06.800
I got to get the emotions out we had to relax how
time do you need to get this all out how much I'm
0:44:06.800,0:44:11.400
only giv I'm giving myself about five minutes
here because I want to get through the rest of
0:44:11.400,0:44:21.440
the episode josa so let me just get it out listen
we are 49er fans we've established this already uh
0:44:21.440,0:44:28.840
go ners bang bang Niner gang um we went through
through an emotional turmoil that entire game
0:44:28.840,0:44:37.120
right to be up by 10 and then your kicker misses
a [ __ ] kick not his fault not his fault not his
0:44:37.120,0:44:44.600
fault it was tipped so not his fault completely
but if he would have just made the [ __ ] kick it
0:44:44.600,0:44:51.520
would have been fine we would have won that game
no overtime required speaking of overtime right
0:44:51.520,0:44:56.040
can we just say nobody knows the rules of overtime
anymore they should have just left it if you you
0:44:56.040,0:45:02.240
score first you'll win like that is the best
way to play that [ __ ] right so clearly nobody
0:45:02.240,0:45:07.640
understood the [ __ ] rules Shanahan's only been
to the Super Bowl three times I get it he probably
0:45:07.640,0:45:15.120
[ __ ] in his like he [ __ ] up somewhere and
he he did not understand moving on the game is
0:45:15.120,0:45:22.520
rigged it's [ __ ] there was a scene going on on
uh there's a a clip going on on Reddit right now
0:45:22.520,0:45:30.240
where you can see uh in the last five minutes of
the game or four minutes of the game momes does
0:45:30.240,0:45:40.120
this stupid ass run he runs right he doesn't get
a first down but all of the sudden he's now one he
0:45:40.120,0:45:45.880
gets a first down it's one and 10 when he clearly
was nowhere near the first down Market they just
0:45:45.880,0:45:52.760
literally gave him a first down and there's video
proof of this go ahead look it up you can see it
0:45:52.760,0:45:58.960
and it's like this game is [ __ ] rigged bro this
game is so [ __ ] rigged it's ridiculous and you
0:45:58.960,0:46:03.600
got to ask yourself why and it's because there's
so much money to be made all these swifties are
0:46:03.600,0:46:10.240
watching this Super Bowl this is one of the this
no sorry this was the biggest Super Bowl to ever
0:46:10.240,0:46:18.160
air that people watched right so there's so much
money in the swifties and in the momes thing it's
0:46:18.160,0:46:24.320
it's [ __ ] ridiculous and um that's it that's
all I have to say we'll get him next year you
0:46:24.320,0:46:32.320
know hopefully Joshua team will uh will show
up but uh that's that's it that's all I have
0:46:32.320,0:46:41.080
to say we played great they for whatever reason
still just won so they weren't even they weren't
0:46:41.080,0:46:47.520
even the [ __ ] better team I was expecting more
emotion Sean I'm just I'm just throwing it out
0:46:47.520,0:46:54.080
there I was expecting a a little beat of sweat
you know a couple more raises of the eyebrow I
0:46:54.080,0:47:01.160
was expecting that I had to really hold myself
back Joshua I had to hold myself back because
0:47:01.160,0:47:10.960
I'm I'm tired of crying um I sh I shed all my
tears on Sunday like I I called you Joshua I
0:47:10.960,0:47:15.560
called you for a brief moment did you cry did you
really cry you ready to admit that on camera did
0:47:15.560,0:47:20.960
you cry there were there were tears buddy there
were tears in my eyes because it's not every day
0:47:20.960,0:47:27.440
it's not every year that you get a team that is
so like competitive together you know that just
0:47:27.440,0:47:33.280
works well together you know and a lot of these
people contracts are expiring and you can't keep
0:47:33.280,0:47:40.920
everybody you know you can't keep them all and
so this was some people's last year to try and
0:47:40.920,0:47:47.200
do something like this to win a Super Bowl and to
go out the way they did is just heartbreaking but
0:47:47.200,0:47:54.760
you know it it is what it is it is what it is so
with that being said Joshua I'm ready to move on
0:47:54.760,0:48:01.320
from this my heart can go on um please enlighten
me with some fun finds I'm going to pull from the
0:48:01.320,0:48:09.200
box no I'm not letting you get out that easy I'm
not letting you get out of it that easy I don't
0:48:09.200,0:48:16.400
want to talk too much about it but now that you're
part of the bang bang no ring gang you know now
0:48:16.400,0:48:24.400
that you're part of the bang bang no ring gang and
you and momes Dick slapped your team the way he
0:48:24.400,0:48:31.160
does to all of other teams in the way he does it
I'm glad you got those tears out I'm glad you've
0:48:31.160,0:48:38.560
experienced the emotion because a lot of teams out
there have experienced this from momes and every
0:48:38.560,0:48:44.440
team needs to go through this every team needs
to get to the Super Bowl every team needs to to
0:48:44.440,0:48:49.640
there's always going to be a loser it's always
going to be a winner um and this has to happen
0:48:49.640,0:48:56.600
but as again I'm not a dieh hard Raider fan okay
let me just throw it out there I love love sports
0:48:56.600,0:49:05.200
I love I love combat I love all that [ __ ] you
know um but as a Raider fan not a fanatic but as
0:49:05.200,0:49:13.880
a Raider fan to watch both of those teams in this
the brand new stadium that was built for us it was
0:49:13.880,0:49:20.880
a hard game to watch it was it was hard you know
and you don't want any of them to win you hope
0:49:20.880,0:49:26.280
a [ __ ] earthquake happens you know every nobody
gets hurt you know like the like the Oakland like
0:49:26.280,0:49:31.040
the A's you know Oakland A's and the and the San
Francisco Giants when that earthquake happened
0:49:31.040,0:49:35.640
you know I think it was a World Series some you
know the game ended and that [ __ ] was over I'm
0:49:35.640,0:49:40.280
secretly thinking maybe none of these [ __ ]
get to win you know especially n in our house
0:49:40.280,0:49:46.000
maybe the lights go out some [ __ ] happens you
know that's the controversy I want yeah postpone
0:49:46.000,0:49:50.560
it you know I don't want to see a [ __ ] winner
you know no nobody's [ __ ] winning Place floods
0:49:50.560,0:49:58.760
some [ __ ] happens you know toilets back up some
weird [ __ ] happens um but I truly think for for
0:49:58.760,0:50:07.280
especially the 49ers and the Raiders whose house
they played in and and they they they got to use
0:50:07.280,0:50:12.440
their Poopers they got to use everything that all
their facilities both of these [ __ ] teams they
0:50:12.440,0:50:17.880
got to use our house for this [ __ ] even the
fans came in there and sat in our seats built
0:50:17.880,0:50:23.640
for us and rub their cooties all over that [ __ ]
[ __ ] I mean to be fair J during the season most
0:50:23.640,0:50:29.480
of those seats aren't full anyway so we do a
fav they are some of those CH got used I mean
0:50:29.480,0:50:35.480
just just saying just saying bro we got our we got
our money um but you did that you did you [ __ ]
0:50:35.480,0:50:41.360
you made out like Bandits I'll give you that
it it it had to happen and I really hope both
0:50:41.360,0:50:47.200
of these teams especially ours in our house they
do something you know i' I've been talking about
0:50:47.200,0:50:52.280
it maybe maybe for the Raider fans out there are
the players out there they need to put something
0:50:52.280,0:50:59.520
up in our house that the players can see every
time they go in to their house and see that those
0:50:59.520,0:51:06.040
two teams played in there and wipe their ass with
our field maybe that's the motivation our Raiders
0:51:06.040,0:51:14.160
need I don't know but there's something There's
Something Brewing in that stadium and the silver
0:51:14.160,0:51:19.480
and black are going to come through you know not
saying next year I'm not saying the year after
0:51:19.480,0:51:27.040
but the silver and black will redeem their house
they will come up once again and um sorry your
0:51:27.040,0:51:35.000
your Niners did not get the win guys had a great
season you know but momes you guys didn't play as
0:51:35.000,0:51:39.320
good as you needed to play against that guy yeah
no one broke his [ __ ] leg should have broke
0:51:39.320,0:51:44.440
his [ __ ] legs in half they should have carded
that [ __ ] off the field but uh nobody did lot
0:51:44.440,0:51:54.280
of Tears a lot of broken TVs some relationships
broken um but life goes on both of both of our
0:51:54.280,0:52:01.000
teams will be back one of these seasons and uh
I'm looking forward to it so sorry to deny your
0:52:01.000,0:52:08.520
fans but that's Patrick Mahomes for you you know
he's he's [ __ ] good you know sorry I wouldn't
0:52:08.520,0:52:14.680
even say he's [ __ ] good he just got [ __ ] lucky
he's an athlete he's an athlete you can say that
0:52:14.680,0:52:21.360
about any [ __ ] athlete some of these finger
grabs better than us so whatever PE they're
0:52:21.360,0:52:26.360
they're [ __ ] athletes they're good nobody on
that field is is is you know not healthy and in
0:52:26.360,0:52:30.440
shape they got both those teams got there for a
reason because they're [ __ ] good true um very
0:52:30.440,0:52:36.160
true you know so it was a it was a it was a it
was cool it was cool well with that being said
0:52:36.160,0:52:43.040
Joshua do you have any fun finds or anything
you want to share with the class all right for
0:52:43.040,0:52:48.520
everybody in the classroom listen up um because
I got something special to share with you I did
0:52:48.520,0:52:54.640
this last episode I got I yeah I got another
something special man I I I do I do I've been
0:52:54.640,0:53:00.880
coming across some original art lately and the
last few episodes I I've been uh shouting out
0:53:00.880,0:53:08.000
and promoting original art and I happen to have
another piece of original art that was painted
0:53:08.000,0:53:14.040
for me specifically um and it kind of goes with
the what we were just talking about matter of fact
0:53:14.040,0:53:22.080
oh [ __ ] let's go ties in TI ties into what we
were just talking about so this piece of original
0:53:22.080,0:53:32.480
art was done by uh my niece ni nice and she's
pretty talented and uh like to showed off here you
0:53:32.480,0:53:48.520
go H okay okay all right painted yeah it even
says Las Vegas Raiders down there um not bad
0:53:48.520,0:53:54.480
yeah probably be a flag I like it yeah very cute I
think she does a pretty I think she does a pretty
0:53:54.480,0:54:01.360
kickass job uh painting I I hope she continues
to paint because I think she's talented and I
0:54:01.360,0:54:07.200
I'm happy to show that off her so thank you I I
really appreciate that what about you Sean very
0:54:07.200,0:54:14.080
nice some over there for the class pulling from
the Funko box for those of you who don't know or
0:54:14.080,0:54:18.160
you're just tuning in right now because he spaced
out during that entire episode uh we have a box
0:54:18.160,0:54:23.920
of funkos that we ordered that were on sale and
because my doooo brain does not remember things
0:54:23.920,0:54:28.520
um I'm pulling them out randomly each week
so each one of this each one of these Funko
0:54:28.520,0:54:32.960
is a surprise to me and a surprise to you I
guess because you don't know what they're at
0:54:32.960,0:54:39.640
you don't know what they are either so here we go
here's the next one for the week um oh uh we got
0:54:39.640,0:54:47.200
a Scooby-Doo Funko look at that guy [ __ ] all
right all right is that that's a space Scooby
0:54:47.200,0:54:56.760
Scooby-Doo and outer or scuba he's in a scuba
outfit I mean it's kind of hard to yeah no I I
0:54:56.760,0:55:00.760
I'm seeing it nice and clear looks that looks
you know what I love that that because you got
0:55:00.760,0:55:07.480
a little helmet on got a little helmet and [ __ ]
he's cute that is that I like the color the green
0:55:07.480,0:55:13.320
I think they did a pretty good job on that one
I agree great beautiful all right Joshua give
0:55:13.320,0:55:20.680
us some uh [ __ ] fortunes we want to we want to
drop we want to drop a fortune all right I want
0:55:20.680,0:55:28.080
to drop a let's get a let's get a fortune I still
have a few of these you know if anybody [ __ ] how
0:55:28.080,0:55:37.560
manyal Special K ones do you have left okay let's
see how many Special K okay so I got two I got two
0:55:37.560,0:55:43.840
Special K and if and if people don't remember the
Special K are the ones with the the magic numbers
0:55:43.840,0:55:49.800
on the back that I read off on every one of these
episodes they have a fortune and a uh some lucky
0:55:49.800,0:55:55.480
numbers these garbage discolored weird looking I
mean these things look look like they've been on
0:55:55.480,0:56:03.120
the dash of my truck for you know even though
they're new like disgusting um these these P
0:56:03.120,0:56:08.400
the panda ones do not have fortunes on them so
we've kind of they don't have numbers on them
0:56:08.400,0:56:12.800
they have fortunes but they don't oh yeah sorry
sorry I misspoke yes they do not have numbers on
0:56:12.800,0:56:21.040
them um but yeah so I I got I got two special
KS left and the rest are just your Panda yeah
0:56:21.040,0:56:27.560
so I may have to order some Chinese food again
soon here and uh or maybe some muffins you know
0:56:27.560,0:56:33.520
maybe I don't know maybe they got that be cool
that' be very cool um okay so let's let's get
0:56:33.520,0:56:41.560
into it wait are these on Okay cool so check it
out Sean I did this on a past episode I numbered
0:56:41.560,0:56:46.720
some of these cookies and it turns out uh one of
the ones that I had numbered got put back in the
0:56:46.720,0:56:52.480
box so I'm going to let you pick I'm going to
let you pick sure you might not be able to see
0:56:52.480,0:57:00.000
the number but since I have two left one of
them has the number six on it big old Sharpie
0:57:00.000,0:57:09.840
and the other one is blank which Fortune do
we want to uh pull here for the class let's
0:57:09.840,0:57:21.640
do [ __ ] this is a tough decision um let's
go six let's do six number six rle six okay
0:57:21.640,0:57:30.560
yeah so Sean picks six everybody got it let's
get into it I swear to God if it's the [ __ ]
0:57:30.560,0:57:36.240
one from last week I know that last one I
can't even remember the last one from last
0:57:36.240,0:57:42.560
week it's [ __ ] I know it was dumb though
it was show an attitude of gratitude oh is
0:57:42.560,0:57:48.360
that what it was show attitude of gratitude oh
my God something like that this this one came
0:57:48.360,0:57:55.360
out broken sorry I don't know oh I'm already
off to a good start it was broken I didn't do
0:57:55.360,0:58:01.480
that it was broken all right everybody let's
get into the fortune so the the fortune for
0:58:01.480,0:58:09.440
today on February 20th [Music] is your
fortune is not something to find but to
0:58:09.440,0:58:20.480
unfold well okay all right read read it one
more time Joshua read it one more time okay
0:58:20.480,0:58:28.120
so your fortune for February 20th is your
Fortune is not something to find but to
0:58:28.120,0:58:35.360
unfold yeah I like it I've decided I
like that one that's a good one yeah
0:58:35.360,0:58:37.960
okay that that was a good poll that was
a good poll better than last week's for
0:58:37.960,0:58:45.520
sure yeah last week's was that was yeah
that was a weird one huh all right on
0:58:45.520,0:58:50.480
to the lucky numbers that I wish it would
be so cool if somebody were to play these
0:58:50.480,0:58:59.800
things and win one day but here we go one day
for your lucky numbers on this February 20th
0:58:59.800,0:59:13.360
2024 is or are 38 16 44 54 48 and
0:59:13.360,0:59:24.640
41 okay all right one more time one more time
hopefully I say him right again the second time
0:59:25.440,0:59:31.080
that's that's what I'm waiting for Sean had to do
a little bit of eding editing in one of our or no
0:59:31.080,0:59:38.640
Mia did I just say Mia Mia Mia to the editing um
yeah I I I messed that up all right one more time
0:59:38.640,0:59:52.920
for your lucky numbers on this February 20th 2024
are 38 16 44 54 48 and 41 are your lucky numbers
0:59:52.920,1:00:00.280
play them let's win something together just don't
go out and buy some [ __ ] shoes with them all
1:00:00.280,1:00:08.880
those numbers at the very end Josh were all 40s
you know that that's [ __ ] weird it's like four
1:00:08.880,1:00:18.440
of them that were all 40s so yeah 44 there's a
44 there's a 48 and there's a 41 so there's three
1:00:18.440,1:00:24.040
okay that's still weird I mean [ __ ] that one
up too would to see the playback but no you're
1:00:24.040,1:00:29.840
no you're good I listened to both of them you're
fine and with that being said thank you guys
1:00:29.840,1:00:36.240
for watching thank you for listening um you know
we'll be back next week another episode leave some
1:00:36.240,1:00:44.040
comments in the dooblydoo let us know how we did
um I don't know Joshua what else you got no just
1:00:44.040,1:00:51.840
uh keep watching uh we will continue to develop
this podcast for all of you and we like to always
1:00:51.840,1:00:57.160
throw out there if there's something that you
want to hear about are interested in or curious
1:00:57.160,1:01:04.560
about myself Sean um some of the things we talk
about we we highly encourage you to throw it in
1:01:04.560,1:01:11.160
the comments we'll read them we'll talk about it
we'll bring it up um so yeah we we encourage all
1:01:11.160,1:01:16.880
of you who are watching to to throw something down
there makes it fun for everybody so uh let's let's
1:01:16.880,1:01:24.440
do that together and let's have fun everybody all
right there you go see you guys next week deuces
1:01:24.440,1:01:24.940
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