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00:04:08.550 because it gets you identical. 88 00:04:08.790 --> 00:04:09.430 Yeah. 89 00:04:10.390 --> 00:04:11.990 Man, I tell you what, 90 00:04:13.430 --> 00:04:13.829 made 91 00:04:18.135 --> 00:04:19.415 some kitchen 92 00:04:20.135 --> 00:04:21.495 sink strainers. 93 00:04:21.895 --> 00:04:22.855 Oh, yeah? 94 00:04:23.015 --> 00:04:23.735 Yeah. 95 00:04:24.135 --> 00:04:25.015 Because I mean, 96 00:04:30.110 --> 00:04:30.990 stoppers, 97 00:04:30.990 --> 00:04:31.470 right? 98 00:04:32.190 --> 00:04:32.830 Yeah, 99 00:04:33.150 --> 00:04:35.710 I could probably use those as a strainer, but 100 00:04:36.430 --> 00:04:37.470 I made ones. 101 00:04:37.949 --> 00:04:39.630 Measured my drain, 102 00:04:40.110 --> 00:04:40.830 and 103 00:04:42.669 --> 00:04:45.229 the first one I see is at 104 00:04:45.645 --> 00:04:48.525 82.5. 105 00:04:49.165 --> 00:04:52.685 Yeah. Something like that or 82.3. 106 00:04:52.925 --> 00:04:54.765 So I made it 82.2 107 00:04:54.765 --> 00:04:57.005 millimeters. Right? Okay. 108 00:04:57.245 --> 00:05:00.845 And then that one was actually just a hair too big 109 00:05:01.220 --> 00:05:02.980 because it wouldn't go down in. 110 00:05:03.540 --> 00:05:04.260 Dropped So 111 00:05:06.740 --> 00:05:09.540 it by two millimeters, went 80.2, 112 00:05:10.020 --> 00:05:11.940 and it fit perfect. 113 00:05:14.020 --> 00:05:16.820 And I made two of them, so now 114 00:05:17.665 --> 00:05:18.305 I'm 115 00:05:20.145 --> 00:05:21.265 not feeding my- 116 00:05:21.585 --> 00:05:25.665 Your pee trap, all sorts of clogging shit. Right, right. 117 00:05:26.545 --> 00:05:27.185 But 118 00:05:27.745 --> 00:05:28.225 yeah, 119 00:05:29.930 --> 00:05:31.370 I don't know, it's just... 120 00:05:32.330 --> 00:05:33.690 Made that... See, 121 00:05:34.170 --> 00:05:36.170 and I made some frames, 122 00:05:37.130 --> 00:05:38.170 some actual... 123 00:05:38.650 --> 00:05:42.515 They're square blocks and they have arms in between them. I 124 00:05:43.635 --> 00:05:46.435 have printed a bolt as well that 125 00:05:46.675 --> 00:05:47.715 mounts, 126 00:05:48.835 --> 00:05:50.195 that fits that hole, 127 00:05:50.595 --> 00:05:52.595 and I can screw them together. 128 00:05:53.155 --> 00:05:53.795 And 129 00:05:54.595 --> 00:05:56.275 so when I do my pour paintings, 130 00:05:57.479 --> 00:05:59.000 I don't have to worry about 131 00:05:59.479 --> 00:06:05.720 them sitting on them little triangle things and trying to get the canvas on just right. 132 00:06:06.120 --> 00:06:06.760 Okay. 133 00:06:07.479 --> 00:06:11.455 Because what I did is I took a canvas and I measured it 134 00:06:11.775 --> 00:06:13.455 middle from middle and side 135 00:06:13.935 --> 00:06:14.655 to side, 136 00:06:15.135 --> 00:06:15.855 and 137 00:06:18.335 --> 00:06:19.055 I 138 00:06:21.215 --> 00:06:22.335 had to revamp 139 00:06:22.720 --> 00:06:27.040 some of the stuff, but yeah, I made it in square blocks. 140 00:06:28.080 --> 00:06:29.600 Now when I do a painting,

141 00:06:30.560 --> 00:06:32.320 I've got one on my 142 00:06:32.480 --> 00:06:33.440 turntable, 143 00:06:33.440 --> 00:06:34.240 on my spinner, 144 00:06:34.735 --> 00:06:35.935 that'll 145 00:06:35.935 --> 00:06:38.175 stay there. And then I've got 146 00:06:38.735 --> 00:06:39.615 two more 147 00:06:40.175 --> 00:06:40.895 that 148 00:06:41.694 --> 00:06:44.975 I can set the paintings on after I'm done 149 00:06:45.375 --> 00:06:46.014 and make 150 00:06:46.574 --> 00:06:48.095 sure, take a 151 00:06:48.495 --> 00:06:54.930 tongue depressor and take the extra paint off the bottom edge so it doesn't pull the pitcher down 152 00:06:55.650 --> 00:06:58.850 and everything. So yeah, I made a few of those as well. 153 00:07:00.210 --> 00:07:00.770 So, 154 00:07:01.090 --> 00:07:02.770 you know, I've 155 00:07:03.010 --> 00:07:07.995 been freaking printing stuff. I'm freaking running out of PLA plus I will tell you that. 156 00:07:08.795 --> 00:07:10.955 I've already used two full spools. 157 00:07:13.275 --> 00:07:13.995 But 158 00:07:14.795 --> 00:07:16.075 dude, what's up? 159 00:07:16.889 --> 00:07:17.850 What's up? 160 00:07:18.410 --> 00:07:19.370 Not much. 161 00:07:19.770 --> 00:07:22.410 We was just talking about... I had printed 162 00:07:23.449 --> 00:07:25.370 some kitchen sink strainers. 163 00:07:26.009 --> 00:07:26.810 Okay. 164 00:07:28.090 --> 00:07:30.010 Yeah, I know. I mean, that's 165 00:07:30.250 --> 00:07:30.729 like what? 166 00:07:31.715 --> 00:07:32.675 Great news. 167 00:07:32.915 --> 00:07:33.715 Woo hoo. 168 00:07:35.635 --> 00:07:36.995 Let's go. Alright. 169 00:07:37.475 --> 00:07:43.155 Tell you I tell you what. I would not have made it through the rest of my fucking day without that information. 170 00:07:45.800 --> 00:07:46.760 No, no. 171 00:07:47.639 --> 00:07:54.360 Well, you see, what I had to do was I had gotten a file and I measured my sink drains 172 00:07:54.440 --> 00:07:55.160 because 173 00:07:55.320 --> 00:07:56.600 the measurements 174 00:07:57.400 --> 00:07:57.960 it had, 175 00:07:58.665 --> 00:08:01.065 because not all sink drains are the same. 176 00:08:01.544 --> 00:08:02.265 So 177 00:08:04.665 --> 00:08:06.825 I took my caliper and measured and 178 00:08:07.385 --> 00:08:11.625 my first one I made, well, my first two I made were just a hair big. 179 00:08:12.420 --> 00:08:15.620 So I had to make them just a touch smaller. 180 00:08:16.100 --> 00:08:19.380 And the first two, I didn't throw them away, I've one 181 00:08:19.700 --> 00:08:20.900 on each desk 182 00:08:21.060 --> 00:08:23.700 and it's a little catch all now. 183 00:08:24.835 --> 00:08:25.555 You know? 184 00:08:26.914 --> 00:08:27.955 I gotcha. 185 00:08:30.194 --> 00:08:32.195 But yeah, I did that and I actually 186 00:08:34.035 --> 00:08:34.755 started 187 00:08:35.235 --> 00:08:36.435 working on my frames. 188 00:08:37.839 --> 00:08:38.480 Did 189 00:08:38.959 --> 00:08:41.279 you get at least one full frame 190 00:08:41.360 --> 00:08:42.240 made? 191 00:08:43.600 --> 00:08:47.439 No, I'm 192 00:08:47.439 --> 00:08:48.720 going do probably 193 00:08:48.894 --> 00:08:50.175 a couple different 194 00:08:50.735 --> 00:08:51.535 styles, 195 00:08:52.175 --> 00:08:52.735 because 196 00:08:53.454 --> 00:08:55.774 when I was working with Claude, 197 00:08:56.495 --> 00:08:58.575 Claude just made a sketch of one 198 00:08:59.695 --> 00:09:06.490 with the light and showed how the light would hit, And actually it looks like a gallery style 199 00:09:06.730 --> 00:09:08.410 where it's just 200 00:09:10.089 --> 00:09:11.930 kind of a rectangle 201 00:09:12.410 --> 00:09:17.610 or whatever, and it's kind of tall and the light comes down across from the top. 202 00:09:18.305 --> 00:09:18.865 But 203 00:09:19.265 --> 00:09:22.705 I'm also... The first one I'm working on now is actually 204 00:09:22.865 --> 00:09:24.145 the one where 205 00:09:24.785 --> 00:09:26.785 the light will go all the way around. 206 00:09:27.505 --> 00:09:29.825 Correct. So I'm 207 00:09:29.825 --> 00:09:33.425 working on that one, getting the fit down to make sure 208 00:09:35.120 --> 00:09:38.399 I got the fit right for the eight by 10, 209 00:09:38.720 --> 00:09:39.440 and then 210 00:09:39.920 --> 00:09:41.600 I'll print the back and the 211 00:09:42.320 --> 00:09:44.000 stand and all like that. 212 00:09:44.480 --> 00:09:44.880 Right. 213 00:09:47.065 --> 00:09:48.745 So yeah, I'm 214 00:09:48.745 --> 00:09:51.065 working on it, I've got it started and I'm 215 00:09:52.185 --> 00:09:54.905 getting things pieced. I need to order the 216 00:09:55.305 --> 00:09:56.345 light strip 217 00:09:56.585 --> 00:09:57.945 so I can 218 00:09:59.630 --> 00:10:03.550 check it out and then make adjustments if needed. 219 00:10:04.510 --> 00:10:05.230 So 220 00:10:09.150 --> 00:10:10.270 that's 221 00:10:10.270 --> 00:10:10.830 what I'm doing. 222 00:10:16.635 --> 00:10:17.595 The frame. 223 00:10:17.995 --> 00:10:18.795 Okay. 224 00:10:19.035 --> 00:10:19.675 So 225 00:10:21.435 --> 00:10:22.795 yeah, I've got 226 00:10:23.995 --> 00:10:25.835 a couple different ideas now 227 00:10:26.075 --> 00:10:26.555 for... 228 00:10:28.080 --> 00:10:31.440 The frame I'm working on right now is just a fit for the 229 00:10:32.560 --> 00:10:33.280 painting. 230 00:10:33.360 --> 00:10:33.760 And 231 00:10:34.560 --> 00:10:40.000 then after that, then I'll go after the decoration and how it's going to look and stuff like that. 232 00:10:43.205 --> 00:10:43.845 So 233 00:10:44.404 --> 00:10:46.325 you're probably lost, aren't you? 234 00:10:49.605 --> 00:10:50.245 No. 235 00:10:51.845 --> 00:10:53.845 He's right where he knows he is. 236 00:10:54.085 --> 00:10:55.285 That's right. Damn it. 237 00:10:58.610 --> 00:11:04.050 No. I I I completely understand everything of what you just said. 238 00:11:04.610 --> 00:11:05.329 Okay. 239 00:11:06.129 --> 00:11:08.290 Okay. So... Yeah. No. I'm I'm 240 00:11:08.885 --> 00:11:09.685 I'm working

241 00:11:10.245 --> 00:11:11.685 I'm working on it. 242 00:11:12.485 --> 00:11:12.965 So... 243 00:11:13.685 --> 00:11:17.125 And these are... How many... The frames that you're 244 00:11:17.525 --> 00:11:22.245 making are for the canvases that are already stretched and 245 00:11:23.220 --> 00:11:24.900 around a frame, correct? 246 00:11:25.220 --> 00:11:27.300 Yes. Not your single boards? 247 00:11:27.860 --> 00:11:30.420 No, no, no. But I do have 248 00:11:30.740 --> 00:11:34.820 plans to work them out. The only thing is on those, 249 00:11:35.380 --> 00:11:38.420 I've got to figure out a way to keep them from bowing. 250 00:11:39.425 --> 00:11:41.745 You know what I mean? Uh-huh. 251 00:11:42.145 --> 00:11:42.865 That... 252 00:11:43.345 --> 00:11:44.385 Because that's 253 00:11:46.865 --> 00:11:47.745 the only thing 254 00:11:48.785 --> 00:11:50.945 I need to need to do. 255 00:11:51.770 --> 00:11:52.490 Well, 256 00:11:52.970 --> 00:11:54.010 and a thought. 257 00:11:54.330 --> 00:11:58.490 Yeah, go ahead. And you can even do this on the ones that have the frames. 258 00:11:58.970 --> 00:12:02.490 So when you're making your three d printed frames, 259 00:12:02.890 --> 00:12:04.570 you have just a little bit 260 00:12:05.615 --> 00:12:06.175 of 261 00:12:06.654 --> 00:12:07.695 overlap 262 00:12:08.175 --> 00:12:10.175 to where the painting sits 263 00:12:10.495 --> 00:12:11.375 into 264 00:12:12.015 --> 00:12:16.335 and gives it basically that stopping point for the painting 265 00:12:16.415 --> 00:12:17.214 on the frame. 266 00:12:19.280 --> 00:12:20.320 See what I'm saying? 267 00:12:20.720 --> 00:12:21.360 Well, 268 00:12:21.760 --> 00:12:22.400 yeah. 269 00:12:22.720 --> 00:12:24.480 You see though, the thing is 270 00:12:24.960 --> 00:12:26.400 on the boards though, 271 00:12:27.360 --> 00:12:28.800 the first ones I did, 272 00:12:29.040 --> 00:12:30.000 like the one you got, 273 00:12:31.205 --> 00:12:34.645 I let them sit for like two, three days and dry. 274 00:12:35.285 --> 00:12:35.925 That's 275 00:12:37.685 --> 00:12:39.205 where they started to bow. 276 00:12:39.765 --> 00:12:40.485 Right. 277 00:12:40.885 --> 00:12:41.525 Which 278 00:12:41.765 --> 00:12:42.725 is gonna happen 279 00:12:43.560 --> 00:12:45.080 damn near regardless. 280 00:12:45.720 --> 00:12:46.440 Okay. 281 00:12:46.920 --> 00:12:49.160 So yeah, because it's cardboard, 282 00:12:49.960 --> 00:12:51.960 yeah, make the frame to where it 283 00:12:52.440 --> 00:12:53.400 kinda pushes 284 00:12:54.120 --> 00:12:55.640 it back down because- Collapse. 285 00:12:56.555 --> 00:12:59.355 Well, you could make the frame on those, 286 00:12:59.755 --> 00:13:00.795 where 287 00:13:01.275 --> 00:13:02.875 you have the edge, 288 00:13:03.275 --> 00:13:04.315 I'd have to 289 00:13:04.715 --> 00:13:08.075 do a drawing of what exactly I'm trying to say, 290 00:13:08.635 --> 00:13:10.235 but if you, to where, 291 00:13:11.550 --> 00:13:14.350 like on a regular frame, if you have glass, 292 00:13:14.510 --> 00:13:15.390 there's your, 293 00:13:15.870 --> 00:13:18.590 you know, you can get it tight and 294 00:13:18.990 --> 00:13:21.950 straight. Yeah. If you're just making a frame, 295 00:13:22.750 --> 00:13:25.870 you, you know, add a little bit of material 296 00:13:26.454 --> 00:13:30.375 to catch all four of the edges on the outside. 297 00:13:31.334 --> 00:13:31.735 Uh-huh. 298 00:13:32.214 --> 00:13:36.375 And then when you put that in there, make the frame, 299 00:13:36.935 --> 00:13:40.855 you know, large enough to where it's, say, double, 300 00:13:41.730 --> 00:13:45.730 at least double the side or, you know, the thickness, 301 00:13:46.290 --> 00:13:51.090 and then make a make a slot in the back of the frame 302 00:13:51.330 --> 00:13:53.649 to where you can put a bar 303 00:13:54.285 --> 00:13:55.005 from 304 00:13:55.565 --> 00:13:58.205 side to side on the frame 305 00:13:58.765 --> 00:13:59.965 to get painting 306 00:14:02.524 --> 00:14:03.805 back to straight. 307 00:14:04.365 --> 00:14:05.085 Okay. 308 00:14:05.325 --> 00:14:06.285 Okay, I got you. 309 00:14:06.930 --> 00:14:07.890 I got you. 310 00:14:08.530 --> 00:14:09.570 Yeah, I can 311 00:14:10.210 --> 00:14:12.050 see something like that in my head. 312 00:14:12.610 --> 00:14:14.610 You know, if you make one say, 313 00:14:15.810 --> 00:14:21.410 either way if you're going either up or down or side to side, make your long straight one. 314 00:14:22.025 --> 00:14:23.385 And then two, 315 00:14:23.625 --> 00:14:25.065 going either direction 316 00:14:25.465 --> 00:14:28.265 that ties in to the top of the frame 317 00:14:28.505 --> 00:14:30.105 to that center 318 00:14:30.665 --> 00:14:31.545 bar. 319 00:14:32.105 --> 00:14:38.210 Mhmm. So you have them going up and down and side to side and then you also have 320 00:14:38.930 --> 00:14:40.450 that as your 321 00:14:41.250 --> 00:14:42.450 hanging device. 322 00:14:43.010 --> 00:14:43.650 Yeah, 323 00:14:44.370 --> 00:14:55.535 see this, on the frames what I'm doing is making sure there's a hanging device on the back and also a stand, a built in stand. 324 00:14:56.014 --> 00:14:56.654 Right. 325 00:14:58.735 --> 00:15:02.334 Both options is there, but yeah, Lightning them, 326 00:15:02.894 --> 00:15:08.894 say it's looking like I might have to look to see if I can find them cheaper, but I don't know 327 00:15:08.720 --> 00:15:10.800 if I can with the tariffs, 328 00:15:11.200 --> 00:15:11.760 but 329 00:15:12.640 --> 00:15:17.120 it looks like the light strips will cost me about $6.50 330 00:15:17.120 --> 00:15:18.240 almost 331 00:15:18.480 --> 00:15:19.520 $7 332 00:15:20.345 --> 00:15:23.065 How long of a stretch? One meter, 333 00:15:23.385 --> 00:15:24.505 three point Now two eight 334 00:15:25.865 --> 00:15:30.345 I've seen on TikTok to where the ones that you can cut 335 00:15:30.745 --> 00:15:31.464 to length, 336 00:15:32.750 --> 00:15:35.150 you know what I'm saying? Yeah. And 337

00:15:36.830 --> 00:15:38.830 you see, that's the thing on those. 338 00:15:41.710 --> 00:15:42.590 When you cut 339 00:15:43.150 --> 00:15:46.990 to length, when you cut the first one, okay, you've got all this extra, 340 00:15:47.555 --> 00:15:50.035 you would need another plug in 341 00:15:50.355 --> 00:15:54.595 and you'd have to what, solder it back on or... Because there's not... 342 00:15:55.315 --> 00:15:55.875 And 343 00:15:57.954 --> 00:15:59.154 I know that they're getting 344 00:16:00.360 --> 00:16:01.080 really 345 00:16:01.800 --> 00:16:02.680 accessible 346 00:16:02.680 --> 00:16:07.240 to where it's almost you could use the remaining part of that strip. 347 00:16:07.480 --> 00:16:09.560 And it's like a plug and play 348 00:16:10.040 --> 00:16:11.000 into 349 00:16:11.080 --> 00:16:12.040 the next 350 00:16:12.295 --> 00:16:13.415 lighting 351 00:16:14.295 --> 00:16:15.095 electrical 352 00:16:15.815 --> 00:16:20.935 point to where you just slide it in and they automatically connect on those, 353 00:16:21.415 --> 00:16:22.135 you know, 354 00:16:23.255 --> 00:16:26.535 micro wires that 355 00:16:25.150 --> 00:16:30.110 they have built in. But again, I have not done any research on that whatsoever. 356 00:16:30.750 --> 00:16:32.510 Right. To where, 357 00:16:33.310 --> 00:16:35.630 know, yeah, you have your main plug, 358 00:16:36.030 --> 00:16:37.390 but then if you cut, 359 00:16:39.395 --> 00:16:41.315 how can you use the excess? 360 00:16:41.395 --> 00:16:43.475 Can you buy another power supply 361 00:16:43.795 --> 00:16:47.715 and still use the excess of the remainder of that strip? 362 00:16:48.835 --> 00:16:50.275 Right. You see, 363 00:16:51.430 --> 00:16:55.670 that's why on these 8x10 frames, and the 8x8 boards, 364 00:16:57.030 --> 00:17:00.070 I'll have to cut because those will be less than a meter, 365 00:17:01.430 --> 00:17:02.310 that's fine. 366 00:17:02.710 --> 00:17:02.950 But 367 00:17:05.625 --> 00:17:11.385 when I go up to 11 by 14, I'm going to need a bigger one. So if I need like a 368 00:17:11.785 --> 00:17:12.985 six foot one, 369 00:17:13.305 --> 00:17:18.299 a two meter one, which is what, six and a half feet, I think. Roughly. 370 00:17:19.020 --> 00:17:20.299 Roughly. I 371 00:17:22.140 --> 00:17:23.179 can just get 372 00:17:25.100 --> 00:17:26.460 the size I need 373 00:17:26.860 --> 00:17:28.299 and the light I want. 374 00:17:29.100 --> 00:17:29.820 Yeah, because 375 00:17:30.514 --> 00:17:34.034 even coming out of the factory, most of those lights 376 00:17:34.995 --> 00:17:36.674 are all RGB, 377 00:17:37.634 --> 00:17:38.595 pretty 378 00:17:38.595 --> 00:17:40.594 much remotable to your phone. 379 00:17:41.394 --> 00:17:42.274 No, 380 00:17:43.429 --> 00:17:44.470 I mean, do 381 00:17:45.910 --> 00:17:49.269 have those, yes. They do have quite a few of those, 382 00:17:49.910 --> 00:17:50.629 but 383 00:17:50.870 --> 00:17:52.390 like the ones I'm 384 00:17:52.390 --> 00:17:52.950 seeing, 385 00:17:53.270 --> 00:17:55.830 I've got one in my cart right now, it's a two pack, 386 00:17:56.230 --> 00:17:56.870 but 387 00:17:57.635 --> 00:18:00.195 you don't have to worry about an app. Guess 388 00:18:00.995 --> 00:18:05.635 I've been noticing, and I'm not for sure, but I think people are getting tired 389 00:18:05.795 --> 00:18:08.595 of all these freaking apps to run this 390 00:18:09.315 --> 00:18:10.915 like know, shit like this. 391 00:18:11.395 --> 00:18:11.875 And 392 00:18:12.595 --> 00:18:12.915 so 393 00:18:13.820 --> 00:18:15.179 the retailers 394 00:18:15.660 --> 00:18:17.100 are like, Okay, 395 00:18:17.420 --> 00:18:19.019 this has no remote, 396 00:18:19.900 --> 00:18:21.340 no app, no nothing. 397 00:18:22.460 --> 00:18:23.659 I don't know. 398 00:18:24.220 --> 00:18:27.259 Yeah, you just program it to whatever 399 00:18:27.660 --> 00:18:29.100 with that little 400 00:18:30.995 --> 00:18:32.515 clicker controller 401 00:18:32.515 --> 00:18:33.794 that's on the cord. Yeah. 402 00:18:35.155 --> 00:18:35.634 Yeah, 403 00:18:37.795 --> 00:18:38.595 pretty much. 404 00:18:38.915 --> 00:18:41.875 Yeah, this one I got in my cart, 405 00:18:42.195 --> 00:18:42.434 it 406 00:18:44.400 --> 00:18:44.960 has 407 00:18:46.560 --> 00:18:47.440 a timer, 408 00:18:47.840 --> 00:18:50.880 it has like five or six different settings, 409 00:18:51.520 --> 00:18:54.000 you know, it has warm light, cool light, 410 00:18:54.560 --> 00:18:55.600 bright light, 411 00:18:56.320 --> 00:18:58.080 but it's all on the cord. 412 00:18:58.845 --> 00:18:59.485 It 413 00:18:59.885 --> 00:19:01.325 has a little clicker. 414 00:19:01.885 --> 00:19:03.085 I'm gonna leave it kinda 415 00:19:05.005 --> 00:19:06.924 like the lights that we put outside 416 00:19:06.925 --> 00:19:07.884 on 417 00:19:08.285 --> 00:19:09.325 your patio. 418 00:19:09.725 --> 00:19:12.365 Same aspect, just a lot smaller 419 00:19:12.365 --> 00:19:12.765 size. 420 00:19:13.300 --> 00:19:15.380 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But... 421 00:19:15.620 --> 00:19:17.380 So yeah, this way here... 422 00:19:18.500 --> 00:19:22.900 And it'll be USB powered so they can sit 423 00:19:22.900 --> 00:19:24.100 it on their desk 424 00:19:24.420 --> 00:19:28.900 and plug it into their laptop or power bank, whatever, their phone. 425 00:19:29.595 --> 00:19:30.955 Their phone where 426 00:19:32.155 --> 00:19:33.595 they want. So 427 00:19:34.075 --> 00:19:34.794 I mean, 428 00:19:35.434 --> 00:19:37.195 I don't know. I'm 429 00:19:37.195 --> 00:19:38.075 going to do it. 430 00:19:40.315 --> 00:19:41.835 Don't know. I'm 431 00:19:41.835 --> 00:19:43.355 going see how it turns out, 432 00:19:43.595 --> 00:19:45.160 and then I'll 433 00:19:45.880 --> 00:19:48.120 figure out if I want to sell them 434 00:19:48.600 --> 00:19:51.480 or not. Oh, I got it. Yeah. Make 435 00:19:52.600 --> 00:19:54.520 a Etsy store or something. 436 00:19:55.160 --> 00:19:56.120 Uh-huh. Because 437 00:19:57.265 --> 00:19:59.345 this will all

be handmade stuff. 438 00:20:01.185 --> 00:20:03.264 Yeah. And there's never gonna be 439 00:20:03.825 --> 00:20:05.905 two paintings 440 00:20:05.905 --> 00:20:07.264 or prints 441 00:20:07.745 --> 00:20:09.904 that will ever remotely 442 00:20:10.545 --> 00:20:11.265 be the same. 443 00:20:12.150 --> 00:20:13.110 Right, right. 444 00:20:14.790 --> 00:20:15.830 Something else, 445 00:20:16.550 --> 00:20:17.350 no 446 00:20:18.390 --> 00:20:19.590 one is doing this, 447 00:20:20.070 --> 00:20:21.910 doing the paintings and 448 00:20:22.150 --> 00:20:23.430 putting them in a light frame. 449 00:20:24.325 --> 00:20:27.925 They're 450 00:20:27.925 --> 00:20:32.165 not sourcing and doing it themselves. If they want a lighted frame, 451 00:20:32.565 --> 00:20:34.885 they go on Etsy and buy a lighted frame, 452 00:20:36.165 --> 00:20:37.765 and then they put their painting in. 453 00:20:39.140 --> 00:20:40.100 And 454 00:20:40.100 --> 00:20:42.499 this is where I'm making mine. 455 00:20:42.980 --> 00:20:44.820 Right, because you 456 00:20:47.059 --> 00:20:50.660 gotta have a three d printer to make the frames, you gotta have 457 00:20:51.375 --> 00:20:53.054 all of your painting 458 00:20:53.455 --> 00:20:55.934 aspects that you have on 459 00:20:56.895 --> 00:20:58.495 that wheel. 460 00:20:59.295 --> 00:21:01.215 Yes. So yeah, they are 461 00:21:02.015 --> 00:21:03.455 in a sense 462 00:21:04.380 --> 00:21:05.500 unique 463 00:21:06.060 --> 00:21:09.179 pieces. Like I said, there's never gonna be 464 00:21:09.420 --> 00:21:10.700 two paintings 465 00:21:10.700 --> 00:21:11.580 the same, 466 00:21:12.060 --> 00:21:14.300 not even remotely close. 467 00:21:14.940 --> 00:21:15.260 No. 468 00:21:17.595 --> 00:21:18.075 Mean, 469 00:21:18.395 --> 00:21:18.875 even 470 00:21:19.275 --> 00:21:21.835 if I use the same colors twice, 471 00:21:22.555 --> 00:21:24.875 it still won't be the same painting. 472 00:21:27.755 --> 00:21:29.675 No, they never was going to happen. 473 00:21:30.240 --> 00:21:31.039 Right. 474 00:21:31.520 --> 00:21:32.159 So now 475 00:21:32.720 --> 00:21:34.080 with your frames, 476 00:21:34.960 --> 00:21:36.320 you know, I would, 477 00:21:37.040 --> 00:21:39.440 just for you to make it simpler, 478 00:21:40.560 --> 00:21:41.920 you know, make 479 00:21:42.415 --> 00:21:44.654 you got one color frame. 480 00:21:45.695 --> 00:21:46.575 Yeah, I 481 00:21:49.295 --> 00:21:51.615 was kind of wondering about that just because 482 00:21:52.735 --> 00:21:55.375 of the paintings, you know, with the lights. 483 00:21:56.680 --> 00:21:59.080 I mean, I don't want to do different colors. 484 00:21:59.400 --> 00:22:03.880 I want to do basically one color. Now, I did think maybe of 485 00:22:04.040 --> 00:22:05.400 putting on some, 486 00:22:05.960 --> 00:22:07.240 I don't know what you call them, 487 00:22:08.134 --> 00:22:13.414 medallions or no, that's not the right word. That's an old word. But like, 488 00:22:13.815 --> 00:22:15.654 you know-

Charms. 489 00:22:17.414 --> 00:22:18.294 Charms? 490 00:22:18.695 --> 00:22:21.654 Yeah, kind of. Know, printing them in the frame 491 00:22:22.210 --> 00:22:22.850 you know, 492 00:22:23.650 --> 00:22:24.770 for the frame 493 00:22:25.010 --> 00:22:26.610 to have a different look. 494 00:22:26.930 --> 00:22:29.010 And then I thought about maybe 495 00:22:30.290 --> 00:22:31.010 painting 496 00:22:31.890 --> 00:22:33.250 a couple of the 497 00:22:33.650 --> 00:22:35.810 charms or whatnot just to 498 00:22:37.495 --> 00:22:39.255 give the frame of contrast, 499 00:22:41.015 --> 00:22:43.174 but not take away from the painting. 500 00:22:43.655 --> 00:22:44.695 That's 501 00:22:44.695 --> 00:22:47.575 the whole aspect, not taking away from 502 00:22:48.135 --> 00:22:48.935 the art. 503 00:22:49.950 --> 00:22:55.629 Right, and so that's why, I mean, and you know, I figured I'd do black 504 00:22:56.270 --> 00:23:00.669 because one, the light will make the painting pop off of it. 505 00:23:01.309 --> 00:23:01.470 Gray, 506 00:23:03.215 --> 00:23:05.615 dark gray would work probably, 507 00:23:06.015 --> 00:23:06.895 but I 508 00:23:07.135 --> 00:23:08.654 think black would be better 509 00:23:08.975 --> 00:23:10.015 in this case, 510 00:23:10.575 --> 00:23:11.695 you know what I mean? 511 00:23:12.015 --> 00:23:12.975 Yeah, 512 00:23:13.215 --> 00:23:14.895 because you can always 513 00:23:15.935 --> 00:23:16.815 make 514 00:23:18.210 --> 00:23:19.570 adornments 515 00:23:19.570 --> 00:23:20.450 within 516 00:23:20.610 --> 00:23:22.130 the frame itself. 517 00:23:22.370 --> 00:23:22.929 Yeah, 518 00:23:23.730 --> 00:23:24.370 yeah. 519 00:23:25.170 --> 00:23:26.610 You know, like the 520 00:23:27.810 --> 00:23:29.170 wood, or you know, 521 00:23:31.245 --> 00:23:34.445 hell, I could send you a picture of one of the frames that I have, 522 00:23:34.925 --> 00:23:38.125 you know, but hell, there's so many different fricking 523 00:23:38.925 --> 00:23:40.605 varieties of frames 524 00:23:40.845 --> 00:23:41.565 where... 525 00:23:42.045 --> 00:23:43.885 Let me take a picture of this one. 526 00:23:44.680 --> 00:23:45.480 Okay. 527 00:23:45.640 --> 00:23:48.120 But yeah, that's why I'm 528 00:23:49.320 --> 00:23:52.360 kind of going off script on the frames. 529 00:23:53.160 --> 00:23:53.799 I 530 00:23:54.200 --> 00:23:57.400 wanted a different design, something that is not normal. 531 00:23:58.195 --> 00:23:58.915 Yeah. 532 00:23:59.395 --> 00:24:01.235 I'm not normal for one. 533 00:24:01.555 --> 00:24:02.755 Oh, hang 534 00:24:03.235 --> 00:24:05.475 on, hang on, guess what, guess what, guess what? 535 00:24:06.595 --> 00:24:09.635 Other day I had to put my order in for Walmart 536 00:24:09.875 --> 00:24:12.195 because I needed bread and a few other things, 537 00:24:12.595 --> 00:24:13.155 and 538 00:24:13.669 --> 00:24:15.830 And I decided to get some bagels 539 00:24:16.230 --> 00:24:16.950 and 540 00:24:17.190 --> 00:24:19.269 I didn't have a bagel slicer, 541 00:24:19.669 --> 00:24:20.389 so 542 00:24:21.590 --> 00:24:26.470 you can put your bagel in it and then you just slide your knife down through it and cut it. 543 00:24:27.405 --> 00:24:36.205 Yeah, I saw all those pop up on my Facebook feed, because now that I've sent you a couple pictures, it seems like the only fucking videos 544 00:24:36.605 --> 00:24:37.725 that I get 545 00:24:38.045 --> 00:24:40.685 on my Facebook feed are for 546 00:24:41.590 --> 00:24:42.310 three d Yep. 547 00:24:44.150 --> 00:24:46.950 Well, I didn't have one, so... Well, I did. So 548 00:24:48.390 --> 00:24:50.790 while I was waiting on my order, 549 00:24:51.030 --> 00:24:52.230 I printed one. 550 00:24:52.550 --> 00:24:53.830 I printed a bagel slice. 551 00:24:54.904 --> 00:24:56.664 It works beautifully. 552 00:24:57.544 --> 00:25:00.264 I bet it does. Oh man, and 553 00:25:01.544 --> 00:25:02.584 at the bottom, 554 00:25:02.904 --> 00:25:06.584 it even says on one side bagel, and the other side says 555 00:25:07.304 --> 00:25:08.344 slicer, 556 00:25:08.345 --> 00:25:09.465 and it's printed in there. 557 00:25:10.430 --> 00:25:10.990 So 558 00:25:11.310 --> 00:25:12.750 I was like, yeah, that 559 00:25:13.310 --> 00:25:15.470 was kind of cool because it was like, didn't 560 00:25:16.830 --> 00:25:17.389 have 561 00:25:17.710 --> 00:25:21.070 bagel slices or something like, shit, I'll just make one. 562 00:25:21.550 --> 00:25:21.950 Yep. 563 00:25:22.635 --> 00:25:24.635 What you talking about? I saw no fail. 564 00:25:25.675 --> 00:25:26.715 Hey, on these frames, 565 00:25:29.275 --> 00:25:30.955 you talking about? Like 566 00:25:30.955 --> 00:25:33.115 the leaves on the circle one and 567 00:25:33.675 --> 00:25:36.715 the dots or the little squares on the other one? 568 00:25:37.490 --> 00:25:43.090 Yeah, and even it being raised up from the outside of the frame to the inside. 569 00:25:43.730 --> 00:25:49.730 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Where something like that, and then you're able to cut out that 570 00:25:50.215 --> 00:25:53.334 on the inside and have your slot for your lights. 571 00:25:53.815 --> 00:25:55.414 So, you know, that's just 572 00:25:55.735 --> 00:25:57.974 one small example of, 573 00:25:58.215 --> 00:25:59.494 yes, you have 574 00:26:00.375 --> 00:26:02.614 decorations on the frames, 575 00:26:03.254 --> 00:26:04.215 but they're not 576 00:26:04.660 --> 00:26:06.340 taking away from 577 00:26:06.980 --> 00:26:09.700 the picture in any way, shape, or form. 578 00:26:09.940 --> 00:26:12.900 Right. Right. There's 579 00:26:12.900 --> 00:26:13.860 a freaking 580 00:26:14.260 --> 00:26:15.220 gazillion, 581 00:26:15.700 --> 00:26:16.500 I'm sure, 582 00:26:19.395 --> 00:26:20.835 files out there 583 00:26:21.315 --> 00:26:22.434 for frames. 584 00:26:22.914 --> 00:26:24.754 Oh, yeah. Hell, I like that 585 00:26:25.155 --> 00:26:26.994 one for the headphone 586 00:26:26.995 --> 00:26:29.955 stand that I sent you. It was Daffy Duck. 587

00:26:30.540 --> 00:26:33.340 Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That was cool. 588 00:26:34.540 --> 00:26:36.940 I thought that one was just fucking hilarious. 589 00:26:37.580 --> 00:26:40.460 Yeah. I mean, I looked for frames 590 00:26:41.020 --> 00:26:44.620 on them sites and I found some and everything. 591 00:26:45.100 --> 00:26:45.340 But 592 00:26:47.585 --> 00:26:50.065 the thing is with my stretch canvas, 593 00:26:50.625 --> 00:26:52.704 I need something with 594 00:26:53.904 --> 00:26:54.864 holders 595 00:26:56.705 --> 00:26:58.065 on the backing plate 596 00:26:58.945 --> 00:27:00.225 so I can set the 597 00:27:00.620 --> 00:27:01.820 painting on there 598 00:27:02.540 --> 00:27:04.140 and hold it in place. 599 00:27:04.700 --> 00:27:05.740 You know what I mean? 600 00:27:06.140 --> 00:27:07.100 Uh-huh. 601 00:27:07.180 --> 00:27:07.900 So 602 00:27:08.620 --> 00:27:09.580 yeah, I 603 00:27:10.620 --> 00:27:10.860 mean, 604 00:27:13.515 --> 00:27:16.475 I've never really done something like this, so this 605 00:27:17.115 --> 00:27:18.075 is kind of 606 00:27:18.475 --> 00:27:19.515 different for me. 607 00:27:21.115 --> 00:27:22.955 Well, yeah. I 608 00:27:23.115 --> 00:27:24.155 mean, I've 609 00:27:25.595 --> 00:27:27.115 done some fabrication, 610 00:27:27.435 --> 00:27:27.675 but 611 00:27:28.300 --> 00:27:31.980 that was, God, that was like twenty five, thirty years ago. 612 00:27:32.380 --> 00:27:33.100 You know, 613 00:27:33.420 --> 00:27:35.820 I haven't really done none since. 614 00:27:36.460 --> 00:27:37.020 So 615 00:27:37.660 --> 00:27:39.660 trying to figure this out is 616 00:27:40.235 --> 00:27:45.434 a little bit of a challenge, but it's cool because I can actually make the pieces 617 00:27:45.595 --> 00:27:46.235 and 618 00:27:46.555 --> 00:27:49.275 I don't have to go buy them. You know what I mean? 619 00:27:49.995 --> 00:27:50.715 Yeah. 620 00:27:51.595 --> 00:27:54.315 Makes it kind of nice. Just think, shortly after 621 00:27:54.475 --> 00:27:55.435 he gets 622 00:27:56.110 --> 00:27:57.630 the little recycler... 623 00:27:57.630 --> 00:27:59.070 Plastic recycler 624 00:27:59.309 --> 00:28:04.830 made, he's gonna go off and probably buy one of those at home CNC machines so he can really get to work. 625 00:28:05.309 --> 00:28:06.109 Mhmm. 626 00:28:06.909 --> 00:28:09.230 One of those... They don't have a laser engraver. 627 00:28:10.695 --> 00:28:14.215 Yeah, and see, I don't 628 00:28:14.215 --> 00:28:15.975 have a laser engraver if 629 00:28:16.135 --> 00:28:17.975 I did that. Yeah, 630 00:28:18.455 --> 00:28:19.174 yeah. 631 00:28:21.415 --> 00:28:22.054 Not sure yet. 632 00:28:22.770 --> 00:28:24.210 I've looked at them. 633 00:28:24.690 --> 00:28:25.090 Yeah. 634 00:28:26.370 --> 00:28:27.250 X tool, 635 00:28:27.810 --> 00:28:28.690 dollars 2,000. 636 00:28:29.730 --> 00:28:31.650 No. Oh, no. No. No. No. You 637 00:28:32.770 --> 00:28:38.904 can get them cheaper, but I've always looked at the X tool and gone, Yeah.

Yeah. If I get one, that's the one I wanna get. 638 00:28:39.305 --> 00:28:41.945 Well, yeah, I mean, yeah, it would be nice, but 639 00:28:43.225 --> 00:28:46.505 I'm sitting here thinking, I mean, I've got a box of tile 640 00:28:46.745 --> 00:28:47.385 that 641 00:28:48.345 --> 00:28:49.145 whoever 642 00:28:49.705 --> 00:28:50.425 redid 643 00:28:50.920 --> 00:28:51.799 the house 644 00:28:52.120 --> 00:28:54.520 left a box of tile in the workshop. 645 00:28:54.760 --> 00:28:56.279 Oh, okay. So 646 00:28:57.240 --> 00:29:00.120 I could get a tile cutter from Harbor Freight, 647 00:29:01.240 --> 00:29:06.760 cut and break the tile into squares or whatnot and laser engrave 648 00:29:06.235 --> 00:29:07.594 whatever on it. 649 00:29:07.995 --> 00:29:08.714 Right. 650 00:29:09.755 --> 00:29:11.034 I mean, because 651 00:29:11.514 --> 00:29:13.114 it's just been sitting there 652 00:29:13.595 --> 00:29:16.075 for over two years now, but 653 00:29:16.554 --> 00:29:18.474 the thing... I don't know. 654 00:29:19.434 --> 00:29:23.820 I don't have room for a laser engraver. I don't have room for a CNC machine. 655 00:29:24.220 --> 00:29:26.860 I would need to build on to the house. 656 00:29:27.340 --> 00:29:28.700 No, you set 657 00:29:29.020 --> 00:29:30.220 it up in the living room. 658 00:29:33.580 --> 00:29:34.700 Well, yeah, I could. 659 00:29:35.735 --> 00:29:36.535 Just like 660 00:29:37.335 --> 00:29:37.975 the guy 661 00:29:38.615 --> 00:29:39.655 that does my 662 00:29:40.135 --> 00:29:41.735 vinyl for the Jeep. 663 00:29:43.095 --> 00:29:44.295 Well, you should... 664 00:29:45.175 --> 00:29:46.535 Always got a vinyl printer. 665 00:29:48.070 --> 00:29:49.269 Not one. 666 00:29:49.830 --> 00:29:50.869 Oh, multiple. 667 00:29:51.669 --> 00:29:54.229 That's cool. Multiple. Yeah, not 668 00:29:54.630 --> 00:29:55.269 one, 669 00:29:55.669 --> 00:29:56.469 three. 670 00:29:57.269 --> 00:29:58.710 The one that he does 671 00:29:59.284 --> 00:30:03.445 all of my vinyl on and pretty much everybody's vinyl, 672 00:30:03.684 --> 00:30:06.965 that printer was $8,000 673 00:30:07.365 --> 00:30:08.325 Good 674 00:30:08.885 --> 00:30:09.684 Lord. 675 00:30:10.965 --> 00:30:12.644 But this is his business, 676 00:30:12.725 --> 00:30:12.804 right? 677 00:30:13.780 --> 00:30:14.340 Yeah, 678 00:30:15.620 --> 00:30:16.340 but he 679 00:30:17.300 --> 00:30:18.500 do any Etsy. 680 00:30:20.020 --> 00:30:21.860 It's all word-of-mouth. 681 00:30:22.260 --> 00:30:23.299 That's cool. 682 00:30:24.020 --> 00:30:25.780 But it's dying down 683 00:30:26.735 --> 00:30:27.535 because, 684 00:30:28.015 --> 00:30:28.895 you know, 685 00:30:29.215 --> 00:30:31.775 some of the Jeep clubs around here are just like, 686 00:30:33.055 --> 00:30:34.655 you know, dying. 687 00:30:35.455 --> 00:30:38.655 So his... So that business aspect 688 00:30:38.735 --> 00:30:40.335 has died down a lot, 689 00:30:41.260 --> 00:30:45.340 but he has his computer and the printer in one room. 690

00:30:45.900 --> 00:30:47.980 His whole fucking cutting, 691 00:30:48.700 --> 00:30:49.820 laminating 692 00:30:49.980 --> 00:30:50.779 layout, 693 00:30:51.179 --> 00:30:52.700 all of his materials 694 00:30:53.595 --> 00:30:55.434 is in his living room. 695 00:30:55.915 --> 00:30:56.554 Wow. 696 00:30:57.515 --> 00:30:58.874 Mean He must be single. 697 00:30:59.515 --> 00:31:00.075 No. 698 00:31:00.475 --> 00:31:03.355 No. Oh, he's got his wife. Yeah. 699 00:31:04.395 --> 00:31:05.755 Oh, and then 700 00:31:06.470 --> 00:31:08.790 I should just take a picture sometime 701 00:31:09.350 --> 00:31:11.350 and show you guys. It is... 702 00:31:12.630 --> 00:31:13.670 You thought 703 00:31:13.990 --> 00:31:14.870 I had 704 00:31:15.270 --> 00:31:15.910 stuff. 705 00:31:16.950 --> 00:31:17.910 He has 706 00:31:18.345 --> 00:31:20.024 a five bedroom house 707 00:31:20.425 --> 00:31:21.544 that he built 708 00:31:22.665 --> 00:31:23.465 and 709 00:31:23.865 --> 00:31:24.745 one 710 00:31:24.745 --> 00:31:27.065 bedroom is nothing but 711 00:31:27.785 --> 00:31:28.585 storage 712 00:31:29.065 --> 00:31:31.705 of all of his cameras 713 00:31:32.270 --> 00:31:35.389 and his equipment 714 00:31:35.789 --> 00:31:36.989 and all of that, 715 00:31:37.390 --> 00:31:39.149 that he doesn't use anymore. 716 00:31:39.630 --> 00:31:40.349 Really? 717 00:31:40.590 --> 00:31:41.390 Oh 718 00:31:41.390 --> 00:31:42.349 my god. 719 00:31:42.750 --> 00:31:44.429 He has probably about 720 00:31:45.955 --> 00:31:47.554 $5,060,000 721 00:31:47.554 --> 00:31:48.914 dollars worth of 722 00:31:49.554 --> 00:31:50.355 cameras, 723 00:31:50.355 --> 00:31:51.075 lenses, 724 00:31:51.554 --> 00:31:52.674 dark room, 725 00:31:53.315 --> 00:31:54.274 everything. 726 00:31:54.915 --> 00:31:56.195 And he doesn't use it anymore. 727 00:31:56.770 --> 00:31:57.730 I'm like, 728 00:31:58.210 --> 00:31:59.330 and then he has 729 00:31:59.570 --> 00:32:00.690 an engrave... 730 00:32:02.370 --> 00:32:05.570 Where he can engrave hats and shirts, 731 00:32:05.650 --> 00:32:07.409 he has that machine, 732 00:32:07.890 --> 00:32:09.809 he has a laser printer 733 00:32:10.455 --> 00:32:14.934 for mugs and so on like that. But he's bought all this stuff 734 00:32:15.335 --> 00:32:16.934 and has never used it. 735 00:32:17.575 --> 00:32:18.775 Wow. His 736 00:32:18.775 --> 00:32:20.455 whole house is... 737 00:32:21.495 --> 00:32:24.855 This is his house. Now that doesn't include his fucking garage. 738 00:32:25.789 --> 00:32:26.989 His garage 739 00:32:27.390 --> 00:32:29.549 is almost worse than mine is. 740 00:32:29.950 --> 00:32:31.470 But he's got a 741 00:32:32.110 --> 00:32:33.549 three car garage 742 00:32:34.510 --> 00:32:36.749 and it's stuffed to the gills 743 00:32:37.390 --> 00:32:38.110 of 744 00:32:38.455 --> 00:32:39.255 stuff. 745 00:32:40.295 --> 00:32:41.255 He has 746 00:32:41.495 --> 00:32:42.935 two sheds 747 00:32:43.175 --> 00:32:45.895 that are 10 by 20 at least, 748 00:32:46.695 --> 00:32:47.655 full of 749 00:32:47.975 --> 00:32:48.695 stuff. 750 00:32:49.575 --> 00:32:50.055 Dang. 751 00:32:50.870 --> 00:32:55.670 So I'm like, you know, you need to start selling some of this shit. 752 00:32:55.910 --> 00:32:58.950 You're never gonna use it, he's got two motorcycles. 753 00:32:59.830 --> 00:33:02.950 He hasn't rode either one of them in over twenty years. 754 00:33:04.565 --> 00:33:06.085 Sell the motherfuckers, 755 00:33:06.725 --> 00:33:09.924 why are you holding on to them? You're not gonna ride them, 756 00:33:10.325 --> 00:33:12.645 your your physical capacity 757 00:33:13.205 --> 00:33:16.245 will not allow him to ride a motorcycle anymore, 758 00:33:16.710 --> 00:33:17.989 not two wheels. 759 00:33:18.390 --> 00:33:19.109 Right. 760 00:33:19.590 --> 00:33:20.229 So 761 00:33:20.789 --> 00:33:22.309 sell the motherfuckers. 762 00:33:22.710 --> 00:33:24.149 But of course, he wants 763 00:33:25.350 --> 00:33:27.109 damn near retail 764 00:33:28.230 --> 00:33:29.590 on everything he owns. 765 00:33:30.405 --> 00:33:31.045 Right? 766 00:33:31.365 --> 00:33:33.765 Oh my... You're never gonna get it, 767 00:33:34.085 --> 00:33:40.325 but you know what? You're never gonna have any money if it sits here in the fucking house because as soon as you die, 768 00:33:40.885 --> 00:33:42.725 Hope's gonna sell all this crap. 769 00:33:43.410 --> 00:33:46.210 Yeah. Every bit of it. Pay these off the She 770 00:33:48.290 --> 00:33:51.170 is gonna have a... An estate sale, 771 00:33:51.410 --> 00:33:54.930 and everything that is in here will be gone. 772 00:33:56.305 --> 00:33:57.105 Enjoy, 773 00:33:57.105 --> 00:33:59.425 you know, start getting rid of this shit 774 00:34:00.145 --> 00:34:03.345 and enjoy the money because you don't use this stuff. 775 00:34:03.745 --> 00:34:04.945 Get rid of it. 776 00:34:05.585 --> 00:34:06.145 I would. 777 00:34:07.759 --> 00:34:08.720 So would I. 778 00:34:09.200 --> 00:34:12.960 The high end camera equipment, like I said, he's probably got 779 00:34:13.359 --> 00:34:15.280 $5,060,000 780 00:34:15.280 --> 00:34:16.560 dollars worth of... 781 00:34:17.119 --> 00:34:18.800 If he got rid of all that, 782 00:34:19.839 --> 00:34:20.319 you know, 783 00:34:21.065 --> 00:34:23.065 he could take two vacations. 784 00:34:23.865 --> 00:34:25.865 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But 785 00:34:26.345 --> 00:34:27.785 But I may use it. 786 00:34:28.105 --> 00:34:29.865 No, motherfucker, you won't. 787 00:34:31.865 --> 00:34:32.505 You won't. 788 00:34:33.369 --> 00:34:37.370 I argue with him about it. It's like, when's the last time you picked up a camera? 789 00:34:38.010 --> 00:34:41.290 Oh, it's been like five, six, seven years. I'm like, 790 00:34:41.770 --> 00:34:42.490 okay. 791 00:34:43.210 --> 00:34:45.130 Keep two cameras, sell the rest of the shit. 792 00:34:46.295 --> 00:34:47.015 Yeah. 793 00:34:47.575 --> 00:34:50.295 Because I'm telling you right now, the day that you die, 794 00:34:51.095 -->

00:34:53.335 or the day after you go underground, 795 00:34:53.815 --> 00:34:57.255 Hope is gonna have an estate sale and all this shit will be gone. 796 00:34:58.359 --> 00:34:59.240 Well, mean, 797 00:35:00.200 --> 00:35:02.440 he won't care because he 798 00:35:02.760 --> 00:35:03.400 dead. 799 00:35:03.880 --> 00:35:04.840 You're right. 800 00:35:05.160 --> 00:35:05.880 You know? 801 00:35:06.599 --> 00:35:08.040 You are 100% 802 00:35:08.040 --> 00:35:08.760 correct. 803 00:35:09.480 --> 00:35:09.800 Yeah. 804 00:35:10.695 --> 00:35:11.895 But, you know, 805 00:35:12.775 --> 00:35:14.455 I guess to each their own. 806 00:35:14.855 --> 00:35:16.615 But he always complains, 807 00:35:17.175 --> 00:35:19.095 always complains about 808 00:35:19.655 --> 00:35:23.975 I'm on social security and now he's gotten his VA 809 00:35:24.890 --> 00:35:26.730 benefits jumped up to 810 00:35:28.010 --> 00:35:28.810 70% 811 00:35:28.810 --> 00:35:29.450 now. 812 00:35:30.250 --> 00:35:30.970 Oh, okay. 813 00:35:31.370 --> 00:35:33.370 Yeah. Because they were at 30. 814 00:35:33.930 --> 00:35:35.690 Oh, now he's getting 70. Yeah. 815 00:35:37.145 --> 00:35:43.145 But, you know, we're gonna have a social security in it. I'm like, you know what? Then sell fucking this shit. 816 00:35:44.585 --> 00:35:47.865 Stop complaining about money if you continuously 817 00:35:48.744 --> 00:35:52.185 buy shit that you are never 818 00:35:51.720 --> 00:35:52.520 ever 819 00:35:52.760 --> 00:35:54.200 going to use. 820 00:35:54.760 --> 00:35:56.040 He's got a fucking 821 00:35:56.520 --> 00:35:57.560 damn 822 00:35:58.280 --> 00:36:06.359 winch that has been sitting right behind his front door that he bought for the other jeep that's been sitting in the fucking box for as long as I've known him. 823 00:36:07.325 --> 00:36:09.244 Yeah. He could sell that easy. 824 00:36:09.565 --> 00:36:11.085 I'm 825 00:36:11.085 --> 00:36:13.484 gonna put it on the Jeep. I'm like, no. You won't. 826 00:36:13.724 --> 00:36:15.165 Just sell that, man. 827 00:36:15.805 --> 00:36:22.525 You won't ever you won't ever put the winch on the Jeep because you're never gonna take the Jeep 828 00:36:23.060 --> 00:36:24.100 out wheeling. 829 00:36:24.660 --> 00:36:25.300 Right. Which 830 00:36:26.180 --> 00:36:26.980 is fine, 831 00:36:27.540 --> 00:36:28.260 you know? 832 00:36:30.500 --> 00:36:32.820 Me, I'm just trying to one day save up for a hot rod. 833 00:36:36.185 --> 00:36:37.865 That's a good build to 834 00:36:38.185 --> 00:36:38.745 get. 835 00:36:39.065 --> 00:36:40.745 Yeah. Fuck retirement. 836 00:36:41.305 --> 00:36:44.185 Fuck saving up that. Say, what do need to retire for? 837 00:36:44.745 --> 00:36:46.505 I probably will never 838 00:36:46.985 --> 00:36:47.545 retire. 839 00:36:47.990 --> 00:36:53.990 Nah. They'll keep... They'll they'll be using my body as a placeholder for for the next guy whenever I pass. 840 00:36:54.390 --> 00:36:55.750 I'm like, alright. Well, 841 00:36:56.069 --> 00:36:58.309 these are worth at least half of what he was making. 842 00:37:00.245 --> 00:37:01.125 Uh-huh. 843 00:37:02.325 --> 00:37:03.605 So it's like, 844 00:37:04.725 --> 00:37:08.565 eventually, like I said, I'm gonna get a fucking hot rod. I'm gonna enjoy the motherfucker. 845 00:37:08.805 --> 00:37:09.445 Yep. 846 00:37:10.005 --> 00:37:11.365 But that's one day. 847 00:37:11.605 --> 00:37:15.910 What's what's the... You know, what good is it if you don't 848 00:37:16.230 --> 00:37:17.030 use it? 849 00:37:17.430 --> 00:37:18.470 You know what I mean? 850 00:37:18.869 --> 00:37:19.510 Yeah. 851 00:37:20.230 --> 00:37:21.349 Very much so. 852 00:37:22.230 --> 00:37:24.470 And like you just said, Rich, that, 853 00:37:25.625 --> 00:37:33.225 you know, I will have a hard rod, I'm willing to enjoy it until I die and at that point in time, don't give a fuck what you do with it. 854 00:37:33.704 --> 00:37:36.185 I'll 855 00:37:36.185 --> 00:37:36.665 be dead. 856 00:37:37.900 --> 00:37:40.940 Sell it and let the next person enjoy it and, 857 00:37:41.180 --> 00:37:41.740 you know, 858 00:37:42.460 --> 00:37:45.260 take money, I don't give a fuck. I'll be dead. 859 00:37:45.980 --> 00:37:47.180 I'll be ashes. 860 00:37:47.820 --> 00:37:48.540 Right. 861 00:37:49.180 --> 00:37:51.020 And not wait for fucking Wednesday. 862 00:37:53.795 --> 00:37:55.635 God. All this fucking 863 00:37:55.795 --> 00:37:58.115 bitch herm shit will be done. 864 00:37:58.595 --> 00:38:00.035 I've already voted. 865 00:38:00.675 --> 00:38:01.315 So 866 00:38:02.355 --> 00:38:04.835 I've gotten my say into it. Now, 867 00:38:05.609 --> 00:38:07.450 if that correlates to 868 00:38:08.490 --> 00:38:11.930 the other people, which I hope it does, then hey, we'll be good. 869 00:38:12.250 --> 00:38:13.369 If it doesn't, 870 00:38:13.609 --> 00:38:15.130 then we won't be so good. 871 00:38:15.849 --> 00:38:19.075 But my opinion's out there for what it's worth. 872 00:38:19.475 --> 00:38:20.195 Right. 873 00:38:20.355 --> 00:38:24.035 But I don't have to fucking listen to any these damn ads anymore. 874 00:38:25.555 --> 00:38:27.475 Well, say the voting 875 00:38:27.475 --> 00:38:29.955 is actually tomorrow, right? Correct. 876 00:38:30.830 --> 00:38:31.550 Okay. 877 00:38:32.030 --> 00:38:33.390 But pre voting, 878 00:38:33.950 --> 00:38:36.110 Texas has had the ballot 879 00:38:36.190 --> 00:38:37.710 place open 880 00:38:38.350 --> 00:38:39.390 for the last... 881 00:38:39.950 --> 00:38:41.790 It'll be a total of ten days 882 00:38:42.110 --> 00:38:43.550 that they will have been open. 883 00:38:44.595 --> 00:38:46.435 So I was watching 884 00:38:46.675 --> 00:38:48.595 Fox and Friends and right now, 885 00:38:49.235 --> 00:38:50.675 free voting Texas 886 00:38:51.155 --> 00:38:52.915 is close to 8,000,000 887 00:38:53.235 --> 00:38:53.875 votes, 888 00:38:54.755 --> 00:38:56.355 which is actually 889 00:38:57.250 --> 00:38:58.210 dismal 890 00:38:58.690 -->

00:39:02.690 when it comes down to the population of fucking state of Texas. 891 00:39:03.170 --> 00:39:05.570 Yeah. Well, that's... But again, their 892 00:39:06.049 --> 00:39:08.369 midterms are always the lower turnout. 893 00:39:09.355 --> 00:39:10.635 Well, yeah. 894 00:39:12.555 --> 00:39:15.995 But I just won't have to listen to it after Wednesday. 895 00:39:16.555 --> 00:39:17.275 Right. 896 00:39:17.915 --> 00:39:19.675 Oh, another thing that came across, 897 00:39:20.155 --> 00:39:21.435 what was it? The news? 898 00:39:22.400 --> 00:39:23.600 I can't remember. 899 00:39:24.080 --> 00:39:25.680 Thirty one years ago, 900 00:39:26.000 --> 00:39:27.040 last week, 901 00:39:27.600 --> 00:39:32.320 were either one of you guys in the military at that timeframe thirty one years ago? 902 00:39:35.065 --> 00:39:36.665 '96 to 2000, 903 00:39:36.665 --> 00:39:37.145 so. 904 00:39:37.785 --> 00:39:39.385 No, I see. 905 00:39:39.945 --> 00:39:42.105 Thirty one years would be '95. 906 00:39:42.185 --> 00:39:49.710 No. I'm too good looking for math, so that's why I have to throw... Just throw the dates out there and let y'all figure it out. Yeah. You're full of him. 907 00:39:53.150 --> 00:39:54.990 Well, do you remember hearing about 908 00:39:55.390 --> 00:39:57.710 at Fort Bragg, the towel 909 00:39:58.350 --> 00:39:58.990 court 910 00:39:59.710 --> 00:40:00.190 shootings? 911 00:40:00.945 --> 00:40:02.385 Oh, yeah. That was... 912 00:40:02.785 --> 00:40:04.545 Yeah. I remember that. Yeah. 913 00:40:04.945 --> 00:40:06.385 And I was thinking of doing... 914 00:40:06.865 --> 00:40:09.185 We're thinking of doing doing televised 915 00:40:09.585 --> 00:40:11.265 firing squad there for a bit. 916 00:40:12.385 --> 00:40:14.305 Nadan Hassan or whatever his name is. 917 00:40:14.980 --> 00:40:17.060 Yeah. Right now that's been suspended. 918 00:40:17.700 --> 00:40:18.340 Yeah. 919 00:40:19.060 --> 00:40:20.820 But you remember the Tal Court 920 00:40:21.300 --> 00:40:23.060 shootings at Fort Bragg? 921 00:40:23.380 --> 00:40:24.500 No. I don't. 922 00:40:24.820 --> 00:40:25.940 No? Okay. 923 00:40:26.340 --> 00:40:28.580 Well, they're getting ready for a brigade 924 00:40:29.195 --> 00:40:32.395 task force one to go on DRF one 925 00:40:32.795 --> 00:40:35.835 and there was a brigade down in Tal Court. 926 00:40:36.315 --> 00:40:37.995 It's basically a 927 00:40:39.435 --> 00:40:40.475 running track 928 00:40:40.970 --> 00:40:42.650 but on three sides 929 00:40:43.690 --> 00:40:45.210 he goes into the ground 930 00:40:45.849 --> 00:40:48.970 with big hills on the side. But anyway, 931 00:40:49.529 --> 00:40:50.250 there was 932 00:40:50.490 --> 00:40:52.170 a soldier that said, 933 00:40:52.569 --> 00:40:53.770 hold his command, 934 00:40:54.775 --> 00:40:56.455 you have that formation, 935 00:40:56.935 --> 00:40:58.455 somebody will die. 936 00:40:59.815 --> 00:41:00.455 And 937 00:41:01.255 --> 00:41:04.375 he made good on it. He killed one guy 938 00:41:04.935 --> 00:41:06.615 and I think he 939 00:41:07.790 --> 00:41:08.510 injured 940 00:41:08.990 --> 00:41:10.110 eight more 941 00:41:10.670 --> 00:41:13.070 before he was finally suppressed. 942 00:41:13.310 --> 00:41:14.990 I was down on that field 943 00:41:15.710 --> 00:41:18.350 during that because that was the start of our, 944 00:41:19.244 --> 00:41:20.845 that next week 945 00:41:21.085 --> 00:41:23.565 we were going on DRF one. So 946 00:41:23.964 --> 00:41:25.805 the Friday before 947 00:41:26.444 --> 00:41:28.845 the brigade goes on DRF one, 948 00:41:29.244 --> 00:41:31.325 we have a brigade run. 949 00:41:31.325 --> 00:41:32.605 It's just tradition. 950 00:41:33.350 --> 00:41:36.790 And they started it down in Tao Court and that's 951 00:41:37.590 --> 00:41:39.510 yeah, I was on that field when that, 952 00:41:39.750 --> 00:41:43.510 lack of a better word, sniper was in the tree line 953 00:41:43.910 --> 00:41:44.950 to the back of it, 954 00:41:45.684 --> 00:41:46.565 got off 955 00:41:47.045 --> 00:41:48.485 12 rounds, I think. 956 00:41:49.204 --> 00:41:51.205 Really? Before he was suppressed, yeah. 957 00:41:51.605 --> 00:41:52.405 Yeah. 958 00:41:53.924 --> 00:41:56.005 That was a wonderfully fun day. 959 00:41:56.724 --> 00:41:57.045 Yeah. 960 00:41:57.910 --> 00:42:02.230 Thirty one years ago last week, I had forgotten all about it until 961 00:42:02.870 --> 00:42:04.630 I saw it on the fucking news. 962 00:42:05.030 --> 00:42:07.670 I'm like, damn, I remember that day. 963 00:42:08.470 --> 00:42:09.110 So 964 00:42:09.430 --> 00:42:10.470 a lot of fun 965 00:42:11.195 --> 00:42:13.435 that we've all gone through in our lives. 966 00:42:13.675 --> 00:42:14.555 Oh yeah. 967 00:42:15.355 --> 00:42:15.915 Don't know what 968 00:42:16.635 --> 00:42:17.915 Brian. Yeah, Brian. 969 00:42:20.555 --> 00:42:21.755 Yeah, Brian? 970 00:42:22.155 --> 00:42:22.555 Hey, 971 00:42:23.210 --> 00:42:25.130 You must be talking to somebody. 972 00:42:25.609 --> 00:42:37.465 Oh, okay. I'll I'll wait then because this Okay. Okay. Sorry. No. I I muted because I was talking to somebody, and I have to turn my mute off. So I was like, yeah, go ahead. Go ahead. Come on. 973 00:42:38.505 --> 00:42:40.985 You have to be able to answer me. 974 00:42:42.025 --> 00:42:43.065 So do you 975 00:42:43.385 --> 00:42:44.745 like dragons? 976 00:42:45.545 --> 00:42:52.360 Yeah. I'm almost feeling like this is a gotcha question, though. No. Yes or no. Do you like dragons? 977 00:42:52.600 --> 00:42:53.240 Yeah. 978 00:42:53.560 --> 00:43:00.760 Then you are like me dragging these nuts across your forehead. Oh, I figured that was coming. Yeah. I got it. I figured it was a gotcha question. 979 00:43:05.494 --> 00:43:06.615 Not funny. 980 00:43:10.454 --> 00:43:15.175 Yeah, maybe I'll be a little bit more sublime next time I have. Oh, okay. There you go. 981 00:43:17.720 --> 00:43:19.000 Oh my gosh. 982 00:43:19.880 --> 00:43:22.040 But And what do you guys

think about 983 00:43:22.440 --> 00:43:23.560 that Learjet 984 00:43:23.560 --> 00:43:29.160 that nose dived into the ground? Oh, just long darted the hell out into into the ground. Yeah. 985 00:43:29.845 --> 00:43:40.005 There's people trying to get walking around going, well, I don't see no jet parts around here. I was like, well, yeah, I was going like a mach 50 into the ground. So, yeah, I don't think there's gonna be much left. 986 00:43:41.540 --> 00:43:45.460 Yeah. When that person made that statement, I'm like, 987 00:43:45.859 --> 00:43:47.140 have you seen 988 00:43:47.780 --> 00:43:51.700 the video from the back of that person's car where that 989 00:43:53.460 --> 00:43:58.185 jet nose drive into the ground? No. You're not gonna have fucking anything left. 990 00:43:58.664 --> 00:43:59.625 The thing 991 00:43:59.704 --> 00:44:00.505 fucking 992 00:44:00.664 --> 00:44:02.105 disintegrated. 993 00:44:02.984 --> 00:44:05.065 I'm like, that was one of the most 994 00:44:06.265 --> 00:44:07.545 stupidest statements. 995 00:44:07.944 --> 00:44:08.265 Yeah. 996 00:44:09.480 --> 00:44:11.800 Yeah. I see any clean wreckage? 997 00:44:11.880 --> 00:44:13.000 No shit. 998 00:44:13.720 --> 00:44:15.960 I didn't even hear anything about it. 999 00:44:16.360 --> 00:44:17.400 Where'd it happen? 1000 00:44:17.960 --> 00:44:19.960 Right. Not too far from 1001 00:44:20.520 --> 00:44:21.080 Mar 1002 00:44:21.805 --> 00:44:23.085 Mar A A Lago. Lago. 1003 00:44:23.405 --> 00:44:24.045 Oh. 1004 00:44:24.765 --> 00:44:25.965 Now was 1005 00:44:25.965 --> 00:44:27.485 this an attempt 1006 00:44:28.125 --> 00:44:28.845 on 1007 00:44:29.325 --> 00:44:30.125 Trump's 1008 00:44:30.125 --> 00:44:30.765 life? 1009 00:44:31.085 --> 00:44:32.605 No. Oh, absolutely not. 1010 00:44:33.245 --> 00:44:35.405 Because they have the recordings 1011 00:44:35.405 --> 00:44:35.965 that 1012 00:44:36.510 --> 00:44:38.030 they 1013 00:44:39.390 --> 00:44:41.870 had some type of icing issue 1014 00:44:41.950 --> 00:44:43.070 on the plane 1015 00:44:43.790 --> 00:44:44.670 and then 1016 00:44:45.230 --> 00:44:47.230 all mechanical failure just 1017 00:44:47.950 --> 00:44:48.590 broke loose. 1018 00:44:49.145 --> 00:44:51.785 And it nose dived into the ground from 1019 00:44:52.105 --> 00:44:53.945 27,000 1020 00:44:53.945 --> 00:44:54.745 feet 1021 00:44:55.065 --> 00:44:55.865 that it So could not 1022 00:45:00.105 --> 00:45:00.744 this guy 1023 00:45:01.910 --> 00:45:03.430 didn't do it on purpose. 1024 00:45:03.910 --> 00:45:05.270 No. No. And actually, 1025 00:45:05.510 --> 00:45:08.550 they've got an audio recording of the female pilot. 1026 00:45:09.030 --> 00:45:12.390 And she was like, we're falling at 20,000 1027 00:45:12.390 --> 00:45:15.110 feet a second. Holy 1028 00:45:16.665 --> 00:45:18.905 Oh, yeah. It was it was a complete 1029 00:45:19.865 --> 00:45:20.985 equipment 1030 00:45:20.985 --> 00:45:21.945 failure. 1031 00:45:22.425 --> 00:45:22.985 Yep. 1032 00:45:23.305 --> 00:45:25.945 Recorded all the way until impact. 1033 00:45:26.905 --> 00:45:28.425 Yeah. It's it's a 1034 00:45:28.770 --> 00:45:31.090 was a crazy, that's what I want. 1035 00:45:31.410 --> 00:45:32.290 I've 1036 00:45:32.290 --> 00:45:38.690 got a couple of videos and they've got both shows the plane as it's going down. I mean, 1037 00:45:39.410 --> 00:45:39.810 quite 1038 00:45:40.610 --> 00:45:44.290 straight up and down, but it is just maybe 1039 00:45:44.664 --> 00:45:46.425 four degrees from vertical. 1040 00:45:47.224 --> 00:45:47.865 Yeah. 1041 00:45:48.505 --> 00:45:50.984 And pretty much still at full throttle. 1042 00:45:51.305 --> 00:45:51.945 Yeah. 1043 00:45:52.585 --> 00:45:53.705 What happened? 1044 00:45:53.785 --> 00:45:55.065 Just Just 1045 00:45:55.224 --> 00:45:55.865 They 1046 00:45:56.345 --> 00:45:57.785 got some type of 1047 00:45:58.270 --> 00:45:59.870 icing issue. 1048 00:46:00.430 --> 00:46:01.150 Uh-huh. 1049 00:46:02.110 --> 00:46:04.030 When they were at what, 1050 00:46:04.670 --> 00:46:05.790 30,000, 1051 00:46:05.790 --> 00:46:06.750 35,000 1052 00:46:06.750 --> 00:46:07.470 feet, 1053 00:46:08.110 --> 00:46:09.310 they were having 1054 00:46:09.470 --> 00:46:12.990 mechanical issues and they believe it was icing 1055 00:46:13.525 --> 00:46:14.885 developed on 1056 00:46:15.365 --> 00:46:18.245 the wings and the ailerons, 1057 00:46:18.805 --> 00:46:21.765 and then it just basically 1058 00:46:22.645 --> 00:46:23.685 froze them. 1059 00:46:24.245 --> 00:46:27.845 Oh, wow. Okay. And then from there it was just an 1060 00:46:28.510 --> 00:46:30.510 unrecoverable 1061 00:46:31.230 --> 00:46:32.110 situation. 1062 00:46:32.990 --> 00:46:36.270 Right, right. But like Brian says, it was probably 1063 00:46:37.550 --> 00:46:38.910 80 degree angle, 1064 00:46:39.150 --> 00:46:41.310 that plane going into the ground at full throttle. 1065 00:46:42.335 --> 00:46:43.055 Wow. 1066 00:46:43.535 --> 00:46:45.295 Yeah, and then Halloween, 1067 00:46:46.255 --> 00:46:47.935 the frickin' they had three 1068 00:46:48.895 --> 00:46:49.695 fucking 1069 00:46:50.335 --> 00:46:51.215 shootings 1070 00:46:51.615 --> 00:46:53.615 and they're thinking from the same group, 1071 00:46:54.270 --> 00:46:56.190 three mass shootings 1072 00:46:56.590 --> 00:46:58.510 at three different locations 1073 00:46:59.070 --> 00:47:00.430 during Halloween, 1074 00:47:00.910 --> 00:47:02.510 during trick or treating time. 1075 00:47:02.910 --> 00:47:04.750 Wow, that's nuts. 1076 00:47:06.270 --> 00:47:08.830 Yeah. What the fuck is the world coming to? Nine, 1077 00:47:09.984 --> 00:47:12.785 I think the last, it was either five or nine 1078 00:47:13.265 --> 00:47:14.065 dead 1079 00:47:14.625 --> 00:47:16.545 and 14 or 15 1080 00:47:17.185 --> 00:47:18.065 injured. 1081 00:47:18.224 --> 00:47:20.305 They got a video you can't see 1082 00:47:20.705 --> 00:47:22.705 but you can hear all the gunshots. 1083 00:47:23.190 --> 00:47:25.590

And I mean, it was rapid fire 1084 00:47:25.829 --> 00:47:26.630 succession 1085 00:47:27.190 --> 00:47:29.030 on the fucking gunshots. 1086 00:47:29.270 --> 00:47:30.710 Yeah, they've got those, 1087 00:47:31.109 --> 00:47:34.470 a lot of the gangs these days, they get the, 1088 00:47:34.869 --> 00:47:40.125 there's a little plastic bit that you shove in the back of a clock 1089 00:47:40.365 --> 00:47:41.885 and it turns it automatic. 1090 00:47:42.045 --> 00:47:45.725 You don't have to go in there anymore and shave down the retention 1091 00:47:45.885 --> 00:47:47.885 arm at all. You just, you 1092 00:47:48.365 --> 00:47:54.020 put this in there and it will, you squeeze the trigger and it'll fire it out as fast as it'll go. 1093 00:47:54.500 --> 00:47:56.660 Yep. So yeah, it wouldn't surprise me. 1094 00:47:57.460 --> 00:47:59.060 Of course they don't hit shit, 1095 00:47:59.380 --> 00:48:01.220 except for innocent bystanders. 1096 00:48:01.540 --> 00:48:02.980 Yeah, that's the whole thing. 1097 00:48:04.345 --> 00:48:07.225 That's the ones who get killed are the innocent bystanders. 1098 00:48:07.385 --> 00:48:08.025 Yeah. 1099 00:48:08.745 --> 00:48:10.585 Yeah, three different locations. 1100 00:48:11.385 --> 00:48:12.745 Bad shootouts. 1101 00:48:13.225 --> 00:48:14.905 It's like, what the fuck? 1102 00:48:16.200 --> 00:48:17.000 Right. 1103 00:48:17.640 --> 00:48:18.360 Again, 1104 00:48:19.480 --> 00:48:21.480 what the hell is the world coming to? 1105 00:48:22.040 --> 00:48:22.760 Well, 1106 00:48:23.000 --> 00:48:24.120 it's gonna 1107 00:48:24.680 --> 00:48:26.520 get rough before it gets better. 1108 00:48:27.240 --> 00:48:27.960 Because 1109 00:48:28.075 --> 00:48:29.195 you go 1110 00:48:29.515 --> 00:48:30.715 off and change 1111 00:48:33.035 --> 00:48:34.395 the culture of 1112 00:48:35.915 --> 00:48:37.755 a good deal of the people in 1113 00:48:38.315 --> 00:48:40.555 The US because we just don't 1114 00:48:41.755 --> 00:48:43.835 have the upstanding culture that we used to have. 1115 00:48:44.690 --> 00:48:47.730 Yeah, and that's gonna take three, four generations 1116 00:48:48.369 --> 00:48:49.490 It's to 1117 00:48:49.490 --> 00:48:57.089 taken two generations to get this far out of whack, so it probably will take about that many to get back. Maybe three, you're right. 1118 00:48:57.890 --> 00:48:59.170 You know, something I've noticed, 1119 00:49:00.045 --> 00:49:02.125 and I don't know if... Because 1120 00:49:02.365 --> 00:49:04.925 I don't know why, but on my Facebook feed, 1121 00:49:05.405 --> 00:49:06.685 like on the reels, 1122 00:49:06.925 --> 00:49:07.565 it 1123 00:49:08.045 --> 00:49:10.045 shows you like four different reels. 1124 00:49:10.444 --> 00:49:10.605 Apparently, 1125 00:49:12.670 --> 00:49:13.630 pantyhose 1126 00:49:14.190 --> 00:49:15.470 is coming back. 1127 00:49:16.190 --> 00:49:16.990 Good. 1128 00:49:17.470 --> 00:49:29.185 Oh, yeah. No. No. I agree. I agree because that I am tired of seeing women walk around and their butts just jiggle in every freaking direction there is. It's like, put the pantyhose on that damn shit. Tighten it up. 1129 00:49:29.585 --> 00:49:34.865 I love jiggly butts, though. But Well, I mean, to a point, but there's 1130 00:49:35.825 --> 00:49:38.465 the jiggly butt and then there's the jiggly butt. 1131 00:49:39.330 --> 00:49:41.490 And, you know, there's 1132 00:49:41.490 --> 00:49:42.850 a difference. And 1133 00:49:43.330 --> 00:49:44.210 sadly, 1134 00:49:44.530 --> 00:49:45.330 most women 1135 00:49:45.890 --> 00:49:49.330 have just a jiggly butt, and it's not 1136 00:49:50.770 --> 00:49:52.050 all that pleasant to see. 1137 00:49:52.755 --> 00:49:54.994 Well, depends because sometimes, 1138 00:49:54.994 --> 00:49:56.835 oh yeah, it's like I 1139 00:49:57.555 --> 00:49:59.715 love looking at the jiggly butts. 1140 00:50:02.595 --> 00:50:05.155 Either way- That's one reason why I think a lot of women 1141 00:50:05.474 --> 00:50:09.250 wear yoga pants because it actually keeps their butt in their shape again, 1142 00:50:09.810 --> 00:50:20.050 like pantyhose used to be. Well, see though, the thing is, I've been seeing a lot of reels where girls are getting nylons and they call them stockings and stuff, 1143 00:50:20.530 --> 00:50:21.730 basically it's pantyhose. 1144 00:50:22.665 --> 00:50:27.065 Yeah, there's the stockings which go up to... Most of them are like 1145 00:50:27.705 --> 00:50:29.545 mid or upper thigh high. 1146 00:50:29.945 --> 00:50:31.065 Yeah, but 1147 00:50:32.025 --> 00:50:32.905 some girls 1148 00:50:33.385 --> 00:50:36.430 are even doing the full- Oh, the full pantyhose? 1149 00:50:36.430 --> 00:50:36.990 Yeah. 1150 00:50:38.350 --> 00:50:40.430 You see, that's the thing. I've 1151 00:50:40.430 --> 00:50:41.950 always loved it when women 1152 00:50:42.990 --> 00:50:45.790 wore a dress and pantyhose and were 1153 00:50:46.750 --> 00:50:47.550 done up nice. 1154 00:50:49.345 --> 00:50:51.105 You know what I mean? That's class. 1155 00:50:51.425 --> 00:50:53.185 Yeah. It's 1156 00:50:54.225 --> 00:50:59.825 not a sexual thing even though I love the feel of pantyhose, I ain't gonna lie to you. Yeah. It's 1157 00:50:59.825 --> 00:51:00.705 not that. 1158 00:51:01.425 --> 00:51:03.185 I just think it's class. 1159 00:51:03.265 --> 00:51:04.065 It's classy. 1160 00:51:05.500 --> 00:51:06.540 Absolutely. 1161 00:51:06.700 --> 00:51:07.420 So, 1162 00:51:08.140 --> 00:51:11.580 yeah. And it's, you know, and that's 1163 00:51:11.660 --> 00:51:14.460 something that I've been trying to express online 1164 00:51:16.220 --> 00:51:28.475 several times is because a lot of women will sit there and say, well, you know, you have the, where are all the good men at? It's like, well, women, y'all had all the power whether y'all believed it or not, and y'all ran them away. 1165 00:51:29.195 --> 00:51:33.675 And if you want to have the, find the, if you want men to rise to the equation, 1166 00:51:35.859

--> 00:51:38.900 then all you have to do is demand that they 1167 00:51:39.619 --> 00:51:41.940 act right and that they dress up right. 1168 00:51:42.580 --> 00:51:47.140 And one of the ways you do that is you dress up right. Stop dressing like a damn skank. 1169 00:51:47.875 --> 00:51:55.315 Right. And actually, you know, take the time, put your makeup on properly. Not so much that, you know, you look like Tammy Faye on a 1170 00:51:56.195 --> 00:51:57.475 heavy crying day, 1171 00:51:59.235 --> 00:52:02.035 but, you know, where it's just enough where 1172 00:52:02.420 --> 00:52:03.780 it accentuates 1173 00:52:03.860 --> 00:52:06.260 your, you know, your natural beauty 1174 00:52:06.660 --> 00:52:18.925 and you don't really... And most of us men don't really care all that much about the makeup. You know, you don't have to put on so much and you don't have to contour and all that other stuff. Just, you know? Okay. Yeah, that's 1175 00:52:19.565 --> 00:52:20.125 just 1176 00:52:20.525 --> 00:52:21.405 nasty. 1177 00:52:21.885 --> 00:52:23.005 Yeah. But 1178 00:52:24.605 --> 00:52:26.685 say if it's done with tact and 1179 00:52:26.925 --> 00:52:27.725 properly, 1180 00:52:28.525 --> 00:52:28.605 and 1181 00:52:29.970 --> 00:52:32.050 It brings women's 1182 00:52:32.050 --> 00:52:33.650 natural features out, 1183 00:52:33.970 --> 00:52:35.410 and oh my God, I 1184 00:52:36.369 --> 00:52:40.530 tell you what, men will stand up and take notice and they'll be like, wow, 1185 00:52:40.850 --> 00:52:41.410 okay, 1186 00:52:41.730 --> 00:52:47.835 I need to In step moment the women say, no, you can't, you know, that guy, first guy comes up and goes, hey, wanna go to 1187 00:52:48.315 --> 00:52:50.795 some place? And they go to like McDonald's 1188 00:52:50.875 --> 00:53:00.270 and he's showing up in a ratty t shirt and then wants to go to her house, she's gonna go, no, you should have dressed up nicer, dude. You wanna take me out and you want something from me? 1189 00:53:00.590 --> 00:53:01.950 Then you're gonna show me, 1190 00:53:02.349 --> 00:53:03.710 you know, six months 1191 00:53:05.070 --> 00:53:06.830 dating and a 1192 00:53:07.390 --> 00:53:09.630 good time before I let you have a good time. 1193 00:53:10.194 --> 00:53:12.835 Right. But again, they have driven 1194 00:53:13.234 --> 00:53:14.115 away 1195 00:53:14.674 --> 00:53:15.875 all of 1196 00:53:16.994 --> 00:53:18.515 decent gentlemen, 1197 00:53:18.994 --> 00:53:19.795 the 1198 00:53:20.194 --> 00:53:21.315 decent gentlemen 1199 00:53:22.290 --> 00:53:23.090 that 1200 00:53:24.930 --> 00:53:26.850 would even try to attempt. 1201 00:53:27.570 --> 00:53:29.330 Can't even attempt anymore, 1202 00:53:30.050 --> 00:53:30.850 you know 1203 00:53:31.170 --> 00:53:32.290 Without being 1204 00:53:32.290 --> 00:53:37.165 videoed and and mocked and ridiculed on social media. Yeah. Yep. 1205 00:53:37.484 --> 00:53:39.005 They're 1206 00:53:39.005 --> 00:53:40.365 the ones that have 1207 00:53:40.845 --> 00:53:41.725 set this, 1208 00:53:42.845 --> 00:53:44.605 you know, what's 1209 00:53:44.605 --> 00:53:46.684 the word I'm looking for? Precedent. 1210 00:53:47.980 --> 00:53:51.500 Yeah. They... They've set this precedent, and they wonder why 1211 00:53:51.820 --> 00:53:53.180 the the fucking 1212 00:53:53.740 --> 00:53:54.460 gentlemen 1213 00:53:55.500 --> 00:53:57.260 don't have any interest anymore. 1214 00:53:57.580 --> 00:54:00.380 No. They don't... They're not gonna do anything with 1215 00:54:00.995 --> 00:54:04.915 a woman that they know is of low quality. All they can 1216 00:54:05.155 --> 00:54:06.275 bring is 1217 00:54:08.035 --> 00:54:09.075 low value. 1218 00:54:09.235 --> 00:54:11.955 And it's not that sex is low value, 1219 00:54:12.515 --> 00:54:15.875 but when you use sex as a low valued item, 1220 00:54:16.430 --> 00:54:19.550 because you don't see yourself as a high enough value, 1221 00:54:20.350 --> 00:54:23.790 you're going to end up having, you're not going to have 1222 00:54:24.270 --> 00:54:25.710 the connection. 1223 00:54:26.350 --> 00:54:29.310 There is Yeah, you're not. One of my favorite quotes. 1224 00:54:30.055 --> 00:54:34.375 Go ahead. No. Go ahead. Your favorite quote. Oh, I was just gonna say one of my favorite 1225 00:54:34.855 --> 00:54:35.895 favorites. 1226 00:54:35.895 --> 00:54:36.695 I'm 1227 00:54:36.695 --> 00:54:40.855 gonna say I said quotes, but it's more... It's actually part of us. It's a speech. 1228 00:54:41.415 --> 00:54:43.735 And from Atlas Shrugged 1229 00:54:43.735 --> 00:54:52.890 that then Carlo... Oh, good god. I can never remember his name off the... When I first... Oh, then Carlo Bit it out, my boy. Bit it out. 1230 00:54:53.450 --> 00:54:54.490 Francisco. 1231 00:54:54.490 --> 00:54:55.690 Anyhow, he 1232 00:54:56.410 --> 00:54:57.850 goes by the Francisco... 1233 00:54:57.850 --> 00:54:59.370 Then Carlo, I don't know. 1234 00:54:59.915 --> 00:55:01.355 Anyhow, Francisco 1235 00:55:01.355 --> 00:55:02.875 is talking to Henry 1236 00:55:03.515 --> 00:55:04.475 Reardon and 1237 00:55:05.275 --> 00:55:06.955 is talking to him about 1238 00:55:09.195 --> 00:55:10.235 how people 1239 00:55:10.795 --> 00:55:11.755 view 1240 00:55:12.279 --> 00:55:17.000 sex is a reflection upon the value that they see themselves. 1241 00:55:17.480 --> 00:55:23.960 And if I would drive a mail, it's a fifteen minute speech. It's not all that long, but it's insightful, 1242 00:55:25.400 --> 00:55:27.480 and hell, I think I've got it posted up 1243 00:55:28.224 --> 00:55:30.625 on my... On Relax Mail page. 1244 00:55:31.585 --> 00:55:39.345 But it's in the end. I I I know what you're talking about. Yeah. I I listen I listen to the book once a year. So 1245 00:55:39.585 --> 00:55:42.145 one of my favorite is it is my favorite. What? 1246 00:55:42.980 --> 00:55:45.060 What is the quote? 1247 00:55:45.859 --> 00:55:47.780 You went off track. Well, 1248 00:55:48.740 --> 00:55:49.220 it's, 1249

00:55:49.540 --> 00:55:52.900 like I said, I said quote when it's actually a speech, 1250 00:55:53.220 --> 00:55:54.020 but it's, 1251 00:55:54.660 --> 00:55:58.500 he summarizes the whole damn thing up as 1252 00:55:57.825 --> 00:55:58.625 is 1253 00:55:58.945 --> 00:56:00.065 in the fact that 1254 00:56:00.464 --> 00:56:01.505 you're 1255 00:56:01.505 --> 00:56:02.945 not going to find 1256 00:56:03.185 --> 00:56:04.625 your sex, 1257 00:56:05.105 --> 00:56:06.785 you're going about looking 1258 00:56:06.785 --> 00:56:08.865 for a woman to sleep with, 1259 00:56:09.265 --> 00:56:12.890 you're going to sleep with a woman that matches 1260 00:56:13.050 --> 00:56:14.250 your value. 1261 00:56:14.570 --> 00:56:16.010 So if you're a 1262 00:56:17.450 --> 00:56:18.890 woman who is 1263 00:56:19.450 --> 00:56:22.810 low value, you're going to pick up nothing but low value men. 1264 00:56:24.265 --> 00:56:27.625 And while if you actually see yourself as 1265 00:56:27.625 --> 00:56:28.185 valuable 1266 00:56:30.505 --> 00:56:31.545 and actually 1267 00:56:32.425 --> 00:56:33.385 good woman, 1268 00:56:34.025 --> 00:56:37.545 you're not gonna have a problem finding a valued man 1269 00:56:37.900 --> 00:56:38.700 because 1270 00:56:39.100 --> 00:56:40.140 that's just, 1271 00:56:40.540 --> 00:56:48.540 that's, you're gonna see each other and you're going to automatically be attracted to each other. And I forget exactly how he phrases it because like I said, it's a fifteen minute speech. 1272 00:56:49.595 --> 00:56:52.875 I've been tempted to go off and try to say it, see if I can actually 1273 00:56:53.035 --> 00:56:55.035 get around to memorizing it. 1274 00:56:55.434 --> 00:56:59.195 You know, like how everybody memorizes the Saint Crispin's Day speech 1275 00:56:59.434 --> 00:57:00.714 from Shakespeare? 1276 00:57:01.194 --> 00:57:02.490 Yeah. Yeah. 1277 00:57:02.490 --> 00:57:05.210 Never even never even fucking heard it. 1278 00:57:05.930 --> 00:57:08.010 Never heard of the Saint Crispin's Day speech? 1279 00:57:08.490 --> 00:57:09.130 Nope. 1280 00:57:09.450 --> 00:57:10.490 No. From... 1281 00:57:11.050 --> 00:57:14.330 I can't remember if it's... I think it's Hamlet. Might be Big Mac. 1282 00:57:14.964 --> 00:57:16.165 I think it's Hamlet. 1283 00:57:16.484 --> 00:57:17.205 Yeah. 1284 00:57:17.925 --> 00:57:20.325 You you uncultured swine, I swear. 1285 00:57:20.885 --> 00:57:32.200 Now that was what... That was part of the fun whenever I was growing up. Maybe I'm weird. Well, more than likely, I'm weird. But yeah, during the summer in Dallas, hell, they had Shakespeare in the park. 1286 00:57:33.800 --> 00:57:35.720 Have And something about every 1287 00:57:36.760 --> 00:57:37.720 three or four 1288 00:57:38.280 --> 00:57:39.560 weeks, they would change 1289 00:57:39.880 --> 00:57:40.440 productions 1290 00:57:40.955 --> 00:57:46.155 or change plays. And so, you know, got Romeo and Juliet and A Tempest and 1291 00:57:46.475 --> 00:57:47.915 Midsummer's Dream, 1292 00:57:48.155 --> 00:57:51.115 Midsummer Night's Dream and just, you know, a bunch of 1293 00:57:51.675 --> 00:57:53.035 other, you know, classic 1294 00:57:53.680 --> 00:57:54.480 Shakespeare, 1295 00:57:54.640 --> 00:58:04.240 plays, and they were always they were always great. We had a good time. You just sat out on a little amphitheater on the knoll there, and you'd have to lay out your blankets and 1296 00:58:04.560 --> 00:58:09.955 bring a picnic if you wanted to and bring some wine, and you had a great time. 1297 00:58:10.755 --> 00:58:11.635 And so, 1298 00:58:12.035 --> 00:58:14.275 Saw a lot of Shakespeare. I like Shakespeare. 1299 00:58:15.235 --> 00:58:16.195 Y'all dropped me. Like 1300 00:58:18.675 --> 00:58:22.915 a like a motherfucking hot rock. Hot rock, Never, never, 1301 00:58:23.880 --> 00:58:25.799 read any Shakespeare. 1302 00:58:25.799 --> 00:58:28.200 I have never been to any plays. 1303 00:58:29.160 --> 00:58:29.800 Any... 1304 00:58:30.680 --> 00:58:31.400 No. 1305 00:58:31.720 --> 00:58:32.440 No. 1306 00:58:33.160 --> 00:58:34.920 Hold on. We need to get you out to one. 1307 00:58:35.495 --> 00:58:43.015 Just watch you look confused trying to figure out what the heck they... What the heck they're saying, but at the same time, you start understanding what the heck's going on. 1308 00:58:43.735 --> 00:58:46.055 I'm sure I can pick it up in a very, 1309 00:58:46.295 --> 00:58:48.855 you know, very quick manner. Yeah. 1310 00:58:49.440 --> 00:58:50.720 I'm not 1311 00:58:51.920 --> 00:58:53.040 cultured, 1312 00:58:53.040 --> 00:58:54.480 but in turn, I'm not, 1313 00:58:55.359 --> 00:58:57.680 you know, I got a lot of common sense. 1314 00:58:58.160 --> 00:59:00.320 Yeah. No. I I get that. It's... 1315 00:59:02.045 --> 00:59:05.245 Was always the Every time I'd sit down to first watch, 1316 00:59:05.405 --> 00:59:10.365 we'd start watching you hear the first, hear the fourth thou walk 1317 00:59:10.525 --> 00:59:12.525 upon thy means 1318 00:59:12.525 --> 00:59:15.960 of whatever. You're like, okay, you're working real 1319 00:59:16.360 --> 00:59:19.240 hard to try to understand what the hell they're saying. 1320 00:59:19.560 --> 00:59:28.440 And eventually your brain just kind of switches off and you start paying attention to what the story is and you start understanding what the hell they're saying and 1321 00:59:28.704 --> 00:59:33.744 you start getting all the dirty jokes that he throws into, Tony, he's a dirty minded old fart. 1322 00:59:33.984 --> 00:59:34.545 And 1323 00:59:34.785 --> 00:59:37.105 I always had a lot of dirty jokes in place. 1324 00:59:38.145 --> 00:59:41.744 Yeah. I've been to a few dinner plays and I enjoy those, 1325 00:59:42.305 --> 00:59:46.000 but I've never really been in an area where 1326 00:59:47.599 --> 00:59:49.040 they did stuff like that. 1327 00:59:49.599 --> 00:59:50.480 Yeah, 1328 00:59:50.480 --> 00:59:51.440 same here. 1329 00:59:52.000 --> 00:59:55.119 Now

if I ever go to a dinner thing, it's gonna be 1330 00:59:55.535 --> 01:00:00.895 the jousting one. I I can't remember the name of the Medieval times there in Downtown Dallas. 1331 01:00:01.135 --> 01:00:01.935 Yep. 1332 01:00:02.255 --> 01:00:04.495 That's the only thing that I would go 1333 01:00:05.135 --> 01:00:05.935 to do, 1334 01:00:06.495 --> 01:00:10.495 but to go to an amphitheater and watch a play and someone like that. 1335 01:00:11.190 --> 01:00:13.670 Now that is so far from 1336 01:00:14.230 --> 01:00:16.310 something that I would never do. 1337 01:00:16.950 --> 01:00:17.990 And to read 1338 01:00:18.310 --> 01:00:19.750 that, no. 1339 01:00:21.349 --> 01:00:22.070 No. 1340 01:00:22.470 --> 01:00:23.990 It ain't fucking happening. 1341 01:00:24.945 --> 01:00:25.825 Alright. 1342 01:00:25.825 --> 01:00:27.425 Well, challenge is accepted. I 1343 01:00:28.465 --> 01:00:31.025 got... And I only got five books 1344 01:00:31.505 --> 01:00:33.345 that I will pick up and read. 1345 01:00:33.505 --> 01:00:34.225 Right. 1346 01:00:34.705 --> 01:00:39.185 And I wanna find... There was one book that I read when I was over in Iraq 1347 01:00:39.460 --> 01:00:40.980 in Desert Storm. 1348 01:00:41.540 --> 01:00:48.260 Don't have a clue as to who the artist was, the name of the book or anything. Eventually, I will find it one day, 1349 01:00:48.980 --> 01:00:51.460 but it was one person's 1350 01:00:52.145 --> 01:00:53.185 travels 1351 01:00:53.505 --> 01:00:55.825 and he walked around the world, 1352 01:00:56.464 --> 01:00:57.265 basically. 1353 01:00:58.145 --> 01:01:00.865 Almost sounds like around the world in eighty days. 1354 01:01:01.425 --> 01:01:02.145 No. 1355 01:01:02.464 --> 01:01:03.105 No. 1356 01:01:03.585 --> 01:01:09.080 No. It's not because he didn't... They didn't walk. They they were in different different vehicles. 1357 01:01:09.560 --> 01:01:10.600 But this guy 1358 01:01:10.920 --> 01:01:12.360 walked. He walked, 1359 01:01:12.440 --> 01:01:17.880 you know, across The United States, and he got on a plane and went up to... Went over to Europe 1360 01:01:18.440 --> 01:01:20.200 and walked through Italy, 1361 01:01:20.200 --> 01:01:20.680 Germany, 1362 01:01:23.215 --> 01:01:24.495 into Russia, 1363 01:01:25.055 --> 01:01:25.535 into, 1364 01:01:29.855 --> 01:01:30.655 oh, 1365 01:01:31.695 --> 01:01:34.975 like Iraq, Iran, in The Middle East, 1366 01:01:35.375 --> 01:01:36.255 and Asia. 1367 01:01:37.089 --> 01:01:38.530 And it took him like 1368 01:01:39.970 --> 01:01:41.250 several years. 1369 01:01:42.050 --> 01:01:47.090 Yeah. But he he lived off of the generosity 1370 01:01:47.810 --> 01:01:51.329 of people in the towns that he came to 1371 01:01:51.885 --> 01:01:53.085 for lodging 1372 01:01:53.325 --> 01:01:54.445 and meals. 1373 01:01:55.085 --> 01:01:58.525 Yeah. That sounds a lot like Carl Bushby. 1374 01:01:58.925 --> 01:02:01.725 He is a real guy. He just recently... 1375 01:02:01.725 --> 01:02:03.965 11/02/2026, 1376 01:02:03.965 --> 01:02:06.980 he actually finished the 31,000 1377 01:02:06.980 --> 01:02:08.340 mile walk 1378 01:02:08.820 --> 01:02:09.940 around the world. 1379 01:02:10.420 --> 01:02:13.140 He literally walked... He didn't ever take a vehicle 1380 01:02:14.099 --> 01:02:17.940 anywhere around. He started in the far south tip of South America, 1381 01:02:18.865 --> 01:02:22.065 walked up the... All the way up into Alaska, 1382 01:02:22.945 --> 01:02:26.785 walked across the the the Bering Strait because it had frozen 1383 01:02:27.665 --> 01:02:29.345 enough to where he could walk across it. 1384 01:02:30.320 --> 01:02:31.760 He struggled 1385 01:02:31.760 --> 01:02:38.880 getting across Russia because they captured him and he spent like five years in jail or something like that. 1386 01:02:39.840 --> 01:02:41.440 And so, but he 1387 01:02:41.760 --> 01:02:42.480 finally was, 1388 01:02:43.055 --> 01:02:46.255 you know, he was in, he was in jail for illegal, 1389 01:02:46.255 --> 01:02:48.815 illegally being in Russia for a while. 1390 01:02:49.295 --> 01:02:52.175 And he eventually worked his way across 1391 01:02:52.175 --> 01:02:52.895 into, 1392 01:02:53.455 --> 01:02:54.495 into Europe 1393 01:02:54.735 --> 01:02:54.975 and, 1394 01:02:56.640 --> 01:02:57.440 eventually 1395 01:02:57.440 --> 01:02:58.240 got... 1396 01:02:58.800 --> 01:03:01.200 Don't know how he... I don't know if he... 1397 01:03:01.760 --> 01:03:03.440 Exactly how he crossed the 1398 01:03:05.040 --> 01:03:08.640 English Channel, but yeah, he wound up back over in Great Britain. 1399 01:03:09.684 --> 01:03:11.525 Took him, let's see here, 1400 01:03:11.765 --> 01:03:12.885 28 1401 01:03:13.285 --> 01:03:14.325 to walk it. 1402 01:03:16.645 --> 01:03:19.685 No. Don't think I'm on. Sure. Come on, man. 1403 01:03:20.085 --> 01:03:21.204 No. I'm good. 1404 01:03:22.650 --> 01:03:23.450 Oh, 1405 01:03:23.450 --> 01:03:26.330 your legs only hurt the first 30 miles. 1406 01:03:26.730 --> 01:03:28.410 Yeah, I know. I 1407 01:03:30.010 --> 01:03:34.010 wish that was the case, but yeah, I know it wouldn't be. No. I 1408 01:03:34.010 --> 01:03:34.250 mean, 1409 01:03:35.405 --> 01:03:38.365 I wouldn't even make 1,500 feet, 1410 01:03:38.525 --> 01:03:39.725 2,000 feet, 1411 01:03:40.125 --> 01:03:40.685 and 1412 01:03:41.165 --> 01:03:43.245 probably be like, yep, now I'm good. 1413 01:03:43.965 --> 01:03:45.245 Yeah, I think that 1414 01:03:45.565 --> 01:03:47.405 it would be fun to walk 1415 01:03:47.820 --> 01:03:49.420 the Appalachian Trail. 1416 01:03:49.900 --> 01:03:50.540 Yeah. 1417 01:03:51.100 --> 01:03:51.820 That's, 1418 01:03:52.300 --> 01:03:53.900 what is it, 1,000, 1419 01:03:54.220 --> 01:03:56.220 almost 1,200 miles. 1420 01:03:56.700 --> 01:03:58.860 They had a retired school teacher, 1421 01:03:59.420 --> 01:04:01.020 she was in her seventies 1422 01:04:01.100 --> 01:04:02.220 when she started, 1423 01:04:03.095 --> 01:04:04.055 and walked 1424

01:04:04.135 --> 01:04:05.175 the entire 1425 01:04:05.255 --> 01:04:06.455 Appalachian Trail. 1426 01:04:07.255 --> 01:04:07.895 See, 1427 01:04:08.214 --> 01:04:13.575 that's the thing. I have no ambition to do any of that because it's like, why? 1428 01:04:15.815 --> 01:04:17.255 Me and my 1429 01:04:18.060 --> 01:04:20.380 aunt in law, I guess you'd call it, 1430 01:04:20.780 --> 01:04:25.180 is... Are are actually making plans to to walk the Camino De Santiago. 1431 01:04:25.420 --> 01:04:25.980 So 1432 01:04:26.540 --> 01:04:27.180 Well, 1433 01:04:27.580 --> 01:04:28.860 do you Which is 1434 01:04:29.180 --> 01:04:34.265 which is starting in the Lord's France and by walking to the very farthest west point of Spain. 1435 01:04:34.984 --> 01:04:37.305 You you you get after it. 1436 01:04:37.785 --> 01:04:40.105 I will cheer you on from right here. 1437 01:04:42.185 --> 01:04:43.705 I mean, like And it 1438 01:04:44.265 --> 01:04:47.200 if it snows, he'll be cheering you from 1439 01:04:47.600 --> 01:04:49.040 Turks and Caicos. 1440 01:04:49.440 --> 01:04:50.320 Exactly. 1441 01:04:51.760 --> 01:04:53.040 It's... I mean, look. 1442 01:04:53.440 --> 01:04:57.200 And that... And the reason why is because that's... It's a... Well, granted, it's 1443 01:04:57.885 --> 01:04:59.085 typically a 1444 01:04:59.165 --> 01:05:01.245 Catholic pilgrimage that you make, 1445 01:05:01.805 --> 01:05:03.005 but because 1446 01:05:03.005 --> 01:05:04.605 what it is, is it's supposed 1447 01:05:05.325 --> 01:05:06.445 to be the 1448 01:05:07.245 --> 01:05:09.645 walk that St. James did 1449 01:05:10.059 --> 01:05:10.780 to 1450 01:05:12.460 --> 01:05:14.220 Santiago De Compostela. 1451 01:05:15.099 --> 01:05:16.460 And so that's 1452 01:05:17.180 --> 01:05:19.260 his, they've got a 1453 01:05:20.380 --> 01:05:22.059 cathedral there that's got 1454 01:05:22.704 --> 01:05:25.345 the relics of St. James. 1455 01:05:26.065 --> 01:05:27.345 And so it's just, 1456 01:05:27.984 --> 01:05:28.785 the 1457 01:05:29.265 --> 01:05:31.265 whole means of walking 1458 01:05:31.665 --> 01:05:32.385 that 1459 01:05:32.625 --> 01:05:33.345 length 1460 01:05:34.145 --> 01:05:34.944 is 1461 01:05:35.580 --> 01:05:39.180 kind of teaches, not just teaches you about yourself, but it also 1462 01:05:39.660 --> 01:05:41.260 offers means of 1463 01:05:42.220 --> 01:05:43.100 clarification 1464 01:05:43.100 --> 01:05:44.060 as to 1465 01:05:44.700 --> 01:05:45.820 you and 1466 01:05:46.060 --> 01:05:49.900 just, it's kind of just a spiritual journey that you take on this 1467 01:05:50.895 --> 01:05:52.175 month and a half journey. 1468 01:05:52.575 --> 01:05:54.815 Hello, Bert. Yeah, see, 1469 01:05:56.895 --> 01:05:58.655 to me doesn't... No, 1470 01:06:00.255 --> 01:06:01.695 it doesn't mean anything to me. 1471 01:06:02.589 --> 01:06:03.390 I mean, 1472 01:06:03.710 --> 01:06:06.510 why do I need to walk from France to Spain 1473 01:06:07.150 --> 01:06:09.310 to have a spiritual 1474

01:06:09.310 --> 01:06:10.190 epiphany? 1475 01:06:10.589 --> 01:06:11.310 I don't. 1476 01:06:11.869 --> 01:06:12.589 Well, 1477 01:06:16.125 --> 01:06:17.165 that is the question. 1478 01:06:17.645 --> 01:06:21.805 I've not walked it, so I don't understand it either, but I plan on documenting it. 1479 01:06:22.205 --> 01:06:28.765 Right. Well, that's fine. I mean, go for it. That's fine. Document it all you want. I still don't mean I wanna walk 1480 01:06:29.510 --> 01:06:30.550 Like 1481 01:06:31.030 --> 01:06:31.830 I said, 1482 01:06:32.470 --> 01:06:34.870 sis boom rah from right here. 1483 01:06:35.670 --> 01:06:37.750 I I would cheer you on from right here. 1484 01:06:38.070 --> 01:06:41.510 Well, if you don't like walking, they also accept bicycling. 1485 01:06:41.510 --> 01:06:48.375 So we'll get you a bicycle so you can I can watch you try to pedal that pedal that bike over the over the Pyrenees Mountains? 1486 01:06:48.855 --> 01:06:52.535 No. That's... I'm good. No. I don't I don't ride bikes either. 1487 01:06:53.255 --> 01:06:53.975 Sorry. 1488 01:06:54.214 --> 01:06:55.734 You know, and I don't ride bikes, 1489 01:06:56.580 --> 01:06:59.540 but I... And they don't broadcast it anymore 1490 01:07:00.180 --> 01:07:06.100 on regular television. You have to... I can't remember what channel. There's only one channel that 1491 01:07:07.540 --> 01:07:10.340 shows it, and that's the Tour de France. 1492 01:07:11.145 --> 01:07:11.945 Right. 1493 01:07:12.505 --> 01:07:16.185 I have a bicycle, been sitting in the garage in pieces now for 1494 01:07:16.825 --> 01:07:17.865 twenty years. 1495 01:07:18.665 --> 01:07:20.425 I don't ride a bike anymore, 1496 01:07:20.985 --> 01:07:23.385 but I really do love watching the Tour de France. 1497 01:07:24.650 --> 01:07:26.650 Well, when I was able to. 1498 01:07:27.370 --> 01:07:29.210 I'll cheer you on from here, dude. 1499 01:07:29.690 --> 01:07:31.930 I'm gonna cheer him on from here too. 1500 01:07:32.730 --> 01:07:35.530 I ain't riding it. Fuck that shit. 1501 01:07:36.410 --> 01:07:38.410 But I'll watch it. But I'll watch it. 1502 01:07:39.095 --> 01:07:39.895 Oh, yeah. 1503 01:07:40.535 --> 01:07:45.494 Alright. Ron, here... Here's your chance to turn your brain off for a little bit. Rich, 1504 01:07:45.734 --> 01:07:47.655 have you played with Muse at all? 1505 01:07:48.454 --> 01:07:49.175 Muse? 1506 01:07:49.335 --> 01:07:51.174 Yeah. Facebook's MetaMuse. 1507 01:07:51.710 --> 01:07:52.430 Nope. 1508 01:07:52.829 --> 01:07:55.470 That is actually really freaking cool. 1509 01:07:55.950 --> 01:07:56.589 Really? 1510 01:07:56.829 --> 01:08:00.109 Yeah. It is a... It's basically, it's just an agent. 1511 01:08:00.589 --> 01:08:02.190 It's an agentic AI. 1512 01:08:02.670 --> 01:08:03.310 Yeah. 1513 01:08:03.630 --> 01:08:06.910 And I've been playing with it just in the past two days 1514 01:08:07.425 --> 01:08:11.505 just to see what it what it does. And I've got it to where it... 1515 01:08:12.145 --> 01:08:20.480 Well, of course, haven't done it for a full... I haven't made it a full week yet, so I'm still testing to see if it'll actually remember to do everything or not. But it's, 1516 01:08:20.800 --> 01:08:22.960 I've got it to where it will go out 1517 01:08:23.760 --> 01:08:25.280 and do 1518 01:08:26.000 --> 01:08:27.679 the searches for 1519 01:08:28.080 --> 01:08:29.679 Sayre to Weatherford site. 1520 01:08:30.160 --> 01:08:32.960 Yeah. It'll do the searches, it'll write out and write out 1521 01:08:34.285 --> 01:08:37.724 articles and it'll actually do it. It's supposed to be doing it in 1522 01:08:38.445 --> 01:08:42.685 my voice. And I told it just to look over at relaxed mail as 1523 01:08:42.925 --> 01:08:45.804 being, you know, being my voice since I wrote 1524 01:08:46.365 --> 01:08:46.845 all that. 1525 01:08:47.810 --> 01:08:48.449 Right. 1526 01:08:48.770 --> 01:08:49.409 And 1527 01:08:50.130 --> 01:08:51.730 so to put the 1528 01:08:52.690 --> 01:08:59.970 articles in my voice and to break it up into, you know, big event or the big news, the 1529 01:09:00.495 --> 01:09:01.455 politics, 1530 01:09:03.135 --> 01:09:04.255 local events, 1531 01:09:04.655 --> 01:09:06.975 and just local gossip corner stuff. 1532 01:09:07.535 --> 01:09:10.335 And so far it's done. Sayre and 1533 01:09:10.735 --> 01:09:11.455 Elk City, 1534 01:09:12.349 --> 01:09:12.909 and 1535 01:09:13.150 --> 01:09:18.669 Elk City is wrote and ready to go for tomorrow. It's created the featured 1536 01:09:19.230 --> 01:09:19.949 image. 1537 01:09:20.510 --> 01:09:22.669 It's gone out and found images 1538 01:09:22.750 --> 01:09:23.550 for 1539 01:09:24.270 --> 01:09:30.065 another article that I went ahead and had it put out today, which is just a kind of a voters guide of 1540 01:09:30.625 --> 01:09:31.185 the 1541 01:09:31.425 --> 01:09:32.705 candidates that are 1542 01:09:33.105 --> 01:09:33.665 on 1543 01:09:34.305 --> 01:09:37.025 the ballot coming up on Tuesday 1544 01:09:37.505 --> 01:09:39.345 and went ahead and told it, so 1545 01:09:40.460 --> 01:09:46.940 what are the pros and cons if you're a conservative? What are the pros and cons of each candidate? If you're a 1546 01:09:47.260 --> 01:09:48.220 progressive 1547 01:09:48.780 --> 01:09:53.900 and stuff like that. And it's cranked out a 10,000 word 1548 01:09:54.555 --> 01:09:55.515 essay. 1549 01:09:55.915 --> 01:09:57.995 Oh, wow. As, you know, 1550 01:09:58.315 --> 01:10:00.715 breaking everybody down and all the state, 1551 01:10:01.035 --> 01:10:02.955 the two state questions and 1552 01:10:04.395 --> 01:10:05.035 it 1553 01:10:05.435 --> 01:10:11.699 did it after I gave it the prompt and I just told, and it asked like, all right, well, would you... You give a... You give it the... 1554 01:10:12.020 --> 01:10:16.900 You don't necessarily give it the username password. It's actually a a secure... 1555 01:10:18.580 --> 01:10:20.740 Way I understand it, it's a secure notebook

1556 01:10:21.235 --> 01:10:22.515 or notepad. 1557 01:10:22.755 --> 01:10:25.315 So it's got everything down, but it's supposed to be 1558 01:10:25.875 --> 01:10:26.835 where 1559 01:10:27.155 --> 01:10:29.555 nobody can pull it up. And it 1560 01:10:32.435 --> 01:10:42.390 doesn't actually have access to the... Direct access to the to the... Your the username password. But even if it does, I went ahead and just made it its own its own login 1561 01:10:42.790 --> 01:10:49.830 and just made it an editor so it can't go in and just start cranking around on on settings or anything just in case it does go rogue. 1562 01:10:50.070 --> 01:10:50.470 You know? 1563 01:10:51.625 --> 01:10:55.225 Because though I know it's not going to, I don't want... 1564 01:10:55.545 --> 01:10:59.625 There... There's parts of it parts of it that I just kind of a little about 1565 01:10:59.625 --> 01:11:01.864 because it is Facebook 1566 01:11:02.105 --> 01:11:02.665 after all. 1567 01:11:04.560 --> 01:11:05.600 Well, mean, 1568 01:11:05.920 --> 01:11:07.040 yeah, there's 1569 01:11:07.040 --> 01:11:10.320 been times when Muse has popped up and say, 1570 01:11:11.120 --> 01:11:18.000 Get the app on your phone, and I'm like, Yeah, I don't know. Because... It's, yeah, it's cool. It's Facebook. 1571 01:11:18.705 --> 01:11:19.265 Yeah. 1572 01:11:19.985 --> 01:11:26.145 Yeah, so yeah, I mean, you're giving Facebook a lot of, you know, it'll go through, it'll sort your, it'll take any 1573 01:11:26.705 --> 01:11:29.585 emails that you tell it are junk mail, 1574 01:11:30.240 --> 01:11:42.720 and it'll analyze what it is that makes junk mail. And so then it'll go through and go, Yeah, yeah, you don't want that. You don't want that. And it'll just, it'll separate. It's supposed to separate out your junk mail for you. So 1575 01:11:43.415 --> 01:11:43.735 it'll 1576 01:11:44.855 --> 01:11:47.255 triage everything for you in that fashion. 1577 01:11:47.975 --> 01:11:49.815 So it's 1578 01:11:50.055 --> 01:11:50.855 for 1579 01:11:50.935 --> 01:11:51.575 doing... 1580 01:11:52.055 --> 01:11:54.135 Basically, I have now automated 1581 01:11:55.335 --> 01:11:56.295 Sayard Weatherford, 1582 01:11:57.070 --> 01:12:01.310 all but the podcast, which I'm still actually kinda working on. 1583 01:12:01.870 --> 01:12:02.510 Right. 1584 01:12:02.670 --> 01:12:03.230 I've just, 1585 01:12:03.550 --> 01:12:05.150 got one in and grabbed the, 1586 01:12:05.630 --> 01:12:06.670 grabbed the 1587 01:12:07.550 --> 01:12:08.110 the Roadcaster 1588 01:12:08.844 --> 01:12:20.445 and was like, okay, how do we, how do I get this set up so that it's, you know, because I'm only gonna be in the place maybe, you know, at the most two weeks at a time before I have to break everything down. 1589 01:12:21.250 --> 01:12:25.650 Putting up and breaking down is where cables start going crappy, so. 1590 01:12:26.050 --> 01:12:27.250 Well, yeah, and that's 1591 01:12:28.370 --> 01:12:30.290 why it'd be wise to have a

couple 1592 01:12:30.450 --> 01:12:31.330 on hand. 1593 01:12:31.570 --> 01:12:35.890 Yeah. You know, just because, yeah, you're right, because, yeah, cables, 1594 01:12:36.725 --> 01:12:39.284 a freaking mic cable can go bad just... 1595 01:12:39.605 --> 01:12:40.165 You 1596 01:12:40.485 --> 01:12:42.405 spent wrong. Just sitting there. Yeah. 1597 01:12:43.525 --> 01:12:45.125 It's like, yeah, okay, we're done. 1598 01:12:45.525 --> 01:12:47.365 All of sudden, you get a weird buzz and just... 1599 01:12:49.780 --> 01:12:51.699 Or it just doesn't work. 1600 01:12:52.100 --> 01:12:54.660 Yeah, or it's just- You get nothing. 1601 01:12:55.140 --> 01:12:55.699 Yeah. 1602 01:12:57.780 --> 01:13:00.500 I might have to, Nope, cable broke. 1603 01:13:00.980 --> 01:13:01.060 But 1604 01:13:02.034 --> 01:13:03.155 I don't know, I 1605 01:13:03.635 --> 01:13:05.714 might have to try and play with it. 1606 01:13:07.795 --> 01:13:10.195 Haven't tried it, but you see, that's 1607 01:13:10.195 --> 01:13:14.755 the thing. It's like, well, Facebook already has all of our freaking information 1608 01:13:15.310 --> 01:13:16.429 anyway, just 1609 01:13:16.830 --> 01:13:20.110 because we're on a platform, so what's it matter? 1610 01:13:20.750 --> 01:13:25.630 That's kind of my thing also, that it's like, well, okay. I mean, they pretty much already, 1611 01:13:26.110 --> 01:13:32.744 they know, you know, they've got their pixels up, so, you know, they know what you're looking at. 1612 01:13:33.304 --> 01:13:34.664 Oh yeah. You 1613 01:13:35.145 --> 01:13:37.144 know, like what we talked about, 1614 01:13:37.625 --> 01:13:43.860 like what dude was saying, he, you know, sent me a couple things that were about three d printing, now that's all he sees. 1615 01:13:44.100 --> 01:13:47.540 All he sees, yeah. Yeah, and it's just because 1616 01:13:48.260 --> 01:13:49.620 that's the algorithm, 1617 01:13:52.100 --> 01:13:52.900 it's like, oh, 1618 01:13:53.635 --> 01:14:02.034 he sent some pictures or memes or videos or whatever of three d prints. He wants to see more of that. And then now, 1619 01:14:04.514 --> 01:14:06.994 well, he's on his phone, so his phone's listening. 1620 01:14:07.450 --> 01:14:08.650 That's 1621 01:14:08.650 --> 01:14:09.690 just my opinion. 1622 01:14:10.650 --> 01:14:11.210 But 1623 01:14:11.690 --> 01:14:13.850 some of our conversations, 1624 01:14:14.490 --> 01:14:18.090 stuff will probably pop up on his feed like it does on mine. 1625 01:14:18.490 --> 01:14:19.130 Yeah. You know, 1626 01:14:20.825 --> 01:14:24.505 just because of some of the topics we talk about, 1627 01:14:25.145 --> 01:14:26.905 you know? Yep. 1628 01:14:27.305 --> 01:14:32.425 Yeah, we get that happen. I mean, hell, shit. It's 1629 01:14:32.425 --> 01:14:34.265 been about a week and a half now. 1630 01:14:34.980 --> 01:14:35.780 I was 1631 01:14:36.260 --> 01:14:37.620 looking different 1632 01:14:38.500 --> 01:14:41.060 programs that you could use to try to help 1633 01:14:41.300 --> 01:14:43.060 your relationship out 1634 01:14:43.460 --> 01:14:44.820 and just trying 1635 01:14:45.220 --> 01:14:47.940 to see what I can do on 1636 01:14:47.475 --> 01:14:54.354 getting my relationship with Jana a little, you know, trying to elevate it a little bit more because we're still sitting in the doldrums of 1637 01:14:56.514 --> 01:14:57.715 roommate syndrome. 1638 01:14:57.955 --> 01:15:07.429 And I was like, all right, so what are we trying to find stuff on that? And so now Facebook has started throwing lingerie up on my, on my advertisements. 1639 01:15:07.429 --> 01:15:13.909 I'm like, well, some of that I'm not, some of that I'm like, yeah, let's click on that. Let's go ahead and 1640 01:15:13.685 --> 01:15:18.244 report that because there's a lot more woman there than was supposed to be shown. 1641 01:15:18.965 --> 01:15:19.445 Right. 1642 01:15:20.725 --> 01:15:22.005 And got, 1643 01:15:22.645 --> 01:15:29.179 there's three or four different types of vibrators that I've been shown now. I'm like, yeah, that doesn't do me any good. 1644 01:15:30.380 --> 01:15:31.500 Well, I'm 1645 01:15:32.460 --> 01:15:33.820 not gonna say anything. 1646 01:15:34.219 --> 01:15:39.020 I was just like, I just wanna know how to level up the relationship. Don't 1647 01:15:39.595 --> 01:15:41.995 already know how to get her rocks off if 1648 01:15:42.475 --> 01:15:48.155 I can get into her pants, but you know, we gotta get other things taken care of first before we can get that point. 1649 01:15:49.035 --> 01:15:49.594 So, 1650 01:15:51.755 --> 01:15:56.219 Yeah, so it's interesting. I've gotta now be real careful about how I... 1651 01:15:56.940 --> 01:16:02.860 When I'm looking at Facebook for the next couple weeks, just just because you never know, you might get 1652 01:16:03.500 --> 01:16:04.140 get... 1653 01:16:04.300 --> 01:16:07.900 Hang on. The the BFC 9,000 showing up on there. 1654 01:16:10.035 --> 01:16:10.835 BFC 1655 01:16:10.835 --> 01:16:11.795 9,000? 1656 01:16:11.955 --> 01:16:14.835 Yeah. Big fucking cock 9,000 vibrator. 1657 01:16:14.835 --> 01:16:15.315 Yeah. 1658 01:16:17.075 --> 01:16:17.715 Okay. 1659 01:16:18.195 --> 01:16:18.755 Mhmm. 1660 01:16:19.155 --> 01:16:28.070 I'm good, man. I'm good. Well, and I know you don't understand... Fully understand it, but... And that's... There... This brings up another topic to talk about 1661 01:16:28.630 --> 01:16:29.429 is 1662 01:16:29.590 --> 01:16:32.630 the the play... The game Cyberpunk 1663 01:16:32.630 --> 01:16:33.670 2077. 1664 01:16:34.485 --> 01:16:35.124 Yeah. 1665 01:16:35.605 --> 01:16:44.485 They've actually... They've got a bunch of joke weapons running around there, and there's all... There's one that's just... It's a it's a vibrator. It's a big black big black dildo 1666 01:16:44.804 --> 01:16:58.160 that's that's the most powerful freaking weapon you can get in the damn game. You sit there and spack somebody with it, and that they're, you know,

about one or two hits, and they're down. So you're run around and just weenie whip people. 1667 01:16:59.280 --> 01:17:01.600 Really? Yeah. It's hilarious. 1668 01:17:02.000 --> 01:17:03.485 So, but, 1669 01:17:03.965 --> 01:17:06.844 you know, the other topics that brings up is 1670 01:17:07.244 --> 01:17:09.324 what AI is. AI is 1671 01:17:09.645 --> 01:17:10.844 just being a 1672 01:17:11.165 --> 01:17:13.804 freaking thorn in Sony 1673 01:17:13.804 --> 01:17:15.645 PlayStation side right now. 1674 01:17:16.440 --> 01:17:18.039 Because a couple of weeks ago, 1675 01:17:19.800 --> 01:17:23.400 a group was able to use AI to jailbreak 1676 01:17:24.200 --> 01:17:25.800 the PlayStation five. 1677 01:17:26.440 --> 01:17:28.200 And you know how PlayStation 1678 01:17:28.200 --> 01:17:29.800 likes to say, Oh, well, you know, 1679 01:17:31.195 --> 01:17:36.315 we can't, we don't have the technology to be able to make everything backwards compatible 1680 01:17:36.715 --> 01:17:38.715 and yada yada yada. 1681 01:17:39.035 --> 01:17:41.355 And it's just too much effort to 1682 01:17:41.995 --> 01:17:43.195 do that. And so they, 1683 01:17:44.040 --> 01:17:45.639 every nuance, 1684 01:17:46.120 --> 01:17:47.639 they'll put out a new, 1685 01:17:48.520 --> 01:17:49.480 a remaster 1686 01:17:49.480 --> 01:17:51.960 of one of the classic old games. 1687 01:17:52.840 --> 01:17:54.199 Well, they've, when 1688 01:17:55.240 --> 01:17:57.400 they jailbroke the PlayStation five, 1689 01:17:58.645 --> 01:18:00.565 they were able to play 1690 01:18:01.045 --> 01:18:01.845 PlayStation 1691 01:18:01.845 --> 01:18:02.645 two 1692 01:18:02.725 --> 01:18:06.245 on... They were able to play some of the 1693 01:18:06.805 --> 01:18:12.005 some of the higher... Some of the like PlayStation threes and PlayStation four games 1694 01:18:12.730 --> 01:18:14.729 at at 60 frames 1695 01:18:15.369 --> 01:18:16.570 in four k. 1696 01:18:17.369 --> 01:18:18.889 Wow. And so they've shown 1697 01:18:19.130 --> 01:18:20.169 PlayStation, 1698 01:18:20.170 --> 01:18:20.729 hey, 1699 01:18:21.050 --> 01:18:28.305 we know you're a freaking liar. We know why you're doing it so that, you know, you can actually make an extra $70 1700 01:18:28.305 --> 01:18:30.625 per game that's being sold. 1701 01:18:31.025 --> 01:18:36.465 Because PlayStation has announced that in, I think it's 2028, 1702 01:18:37.105 --> 01:18:41.349 there's gonna be no... They're going... They're dropping physical media completely. 1703 01:18:41.830 --> 01:18:44.230 They're saying no more. We're not doing it no more. 1704 01:18:44.710 --> 01:18:47.510 So you can't get the hard... You can't get the PlayStation 1705 01:18:47.510 --> 01:18:48.550 discs anymore. 1706 01:18:48.950 --> 01:18:51.989 Oh, no. That's that's that's for '27. 1707 01:18:52.485 --> 01:18:53.205 You 1708 01:18:53.445 --> 01:18:56.085 can't get the disc version anymore, 1709 01:18:56.485 --> 01:18:57.125 period. 1710 01:18:58.325 --> 01:18:59.125 Still can, 1711 01:19:00.645 --> 01:19:03.925 because if you go to Walmart, you can still buy brand new ones. Yeah, 1712 01:19:05.350 --> 01:19:07.990 But that's old new stock, but in... 1713 01:19:08.070 --> 01:19:09.030 Think it's... 1714 01:19:09.990 --> 01:19:10.550 Because 1715 01:19:11.350 --> 01:19:17.350 I heard some GTA six isn't gonna be... It said it's not gonna have any physical media 1716 01:19:17.670 --> 01:19:19.750 available. It's just gonna be a code in the box. 1717 01:19:20.745 --> 01:19:23.545 If you buy, if you wanna buy the physical case, 1718 01:19:24.344 --> 01:19:27.224 basically all it's gonna have in there, but then this 1719 01:19:28.025 --> 01:19:29.465 PlayStation code and 1720 01:19:30.025 --> 01:19:40.349 you'll download the game. But again, that's you're renting the game because all they have to do is go, You know what? We're not gonna support this game anymore. Delete it, and it's gone. 1721 01:19:40.830 --> 01:19:41.550 Right. 1722 01:19:41.870 --> 01:19:44.349 Okay, yeah, no, you're right. January 1723 01:19:44.909 --> 01:19:45.710 of twenty eighth. 1724 01:19:46.445 --> 01:19:47.164 Okay. 1725 01:19:47.565 --> 01:19:50.524 But yeah, I've got a disc version, 1726 01:19:51.005 --> 01:19:53.405 Yeah, I've got the disc one also. 1727 01:19:53.644 --> 01:19:54.284 See, 1728 01:19:54.605 --> 01:19:56.925 I wanted that because of the fact that 1729 01:19:57.804 --> 01:19:58.445 I 1730 01:19:58.684 --> 01:20:01.405 can get DVDs and movies and watch 1731 01:20:02.640 --> 01:20:05.360 can get Blu rays all the way up to four ks. 1732 01:20:05.680 --> 01:20:08.400 Yeah, and so that's 1733 01:20:08.400 --> 01:20:10.079 why I got the disc version, 1734 01:20:11.040 --> 01:20:12.239 And you see, that's the thing. 1735 01:20:14.914 --> 01:20:15.954 When they go 1736 01:20:16.195 --> 01:20:18.114 to the fully digital version, 1737 01:20:18.275 --> 01:20:21.954 what happens if the internet goes out? You're fucked. 1738 01:20:23.315 --> 01:20:23.954 Literally. 1739 01:20:24.675 --> 01:20:26.994 One of the things they've set up is the license, 1740 01:20:27.550 --> 01:20:33.229 right? One of the licenses, the things they've set up is that it has to connect to the internet 1741 01:20:33.870 --> 01:20:36.909 at least once every thirty days to re up 1742 01:20:37.310 --> 01:20:38.110 the license. 1743 01:20:38.989 --> 01:20:39.230 Yeah, 1744 01:20:42.195 --> 01:20:46.035 but some games you can't play unless you're on the internet. 1745 01:20:46.435 --> 01:20:49.315 Right, they do a check on their servers. 1746 01:20:50.755 --> 01:20:53.475 Even if it's a single player, yeah. Yeah, I've 1747 01:20:53.715 --> 01:20:57.320 got a couple games I can't play unless 1748 01:20:57.320 --> 01:21:00.119 it's on the internet, so, you know? Yeah. 1749 01:21:01.400 --> 01:21:03.480 Yep, I've got several 1750 01:21:03.480 --> 01:21:04.599 games that 1751 01:21:06.920 --> 01:21:08.040 are like that, 1752 01:21:09.545 --> 01:21:18.985 but but yeah,

they've they've got a... But what happened is about three, four days after they they announced that they have jailbroke the the PlayStation five 1753 01:21:19.065 --> 01:21:26.020 and were and and shown everybody how open it was and people were going in, they were installing Linux on it. 1754 01:21:26.340 --> 01:21:29.860 It's one guy who put Windows 95 on it just because he could. 1755 01:21:30.420 --> 01:21:35.540 And they showed that a PlayStation five is nothing more than a low end gaming computer. 1756 01:21:36.745 --> 01:21:39.785 Right. Because it's not, you know, it's not like $3,000 1757 01:21:39.785 --> 01:21:40.825 $4,000 1758 01:21:40.825 --> 01:21:42.665 boxes that you can get these days. 1759 01:21:43.305 --> 01:21:43.785 But 1760 01:21:44.425 --> 01:21:46.105 anyhow, so Sony 1761 01:21:46.665 --> 01:21:52.249 mandated and put out a patch that you couldn't do anything on PlayStation 1762 01:21:52.489 --> 01:21:53.289 Network 1763 01:21:54.250 --> 01:21:56.169 until you ran this update. 1764 01:21:56.809 --> 01:22:00.489 And what that update did is it patched the the the vulnerability. 1765 01:22:01.465 --> 01:22:10.105 So about three days later, they cracked that vulnerability again, or they re cracked the, and re jail broke the PlayStation five, 1766 01:22:10.824 --> 01:22:20.500 and it was, you know, open again. And so they put out another one because they're afraid what's gonna happen. Well, you can actually leave it. If you can... If you're willing to not be on PlayStation Network, 1767 01:22:20.980 --> 01:22:22.580 there are actually now 1768 01:22:23.060 --> 01:22:26.260 whole libraries that you can actually go off and download 1769 01:22:26.580 --> 01:22:29.380 any old PlayStation five game that you wanna play. 1770 01:22:30.534 --> 01:22:31.254 Really? 1771 01:22:31.414 --> 01:22:32.054 Yeah. 1772 01:22:33.655 --> 01:22:38.775 From, I think, I think that, I don't think it starts at one, but I think they go 1773 01:22:38.775 --> 01:22:40.534 all the way back to PlayStation two. 1774 01:22:41.255 --> 01:22:45.060 That's crazy, man. And so, yeah, they're, so PlayStation's 1775 01:22:45.060 --> 01:22:47.699 wigging out because they've got, they got 1776 01:22:48.340 --> 01:22:50.900 Grand Theft Auto VI coming out. That's their, 1777 01:22:51.300 --> 01:22:53.620 that they're banking their whole world 1778 01:22:53.620 --> 01:22:55.699 on, on, on GTA six. 1779 01:22:56.615 --> 01:22:57.255 Right. 1780 01:22:57.895 --> 01:22:58.535 And 1781 01:22:58.855 --> 01:23:02.935 there are people that are already showing us like, yeah, yeah, you 1782 01:23:02.935 --> 01:23:03.575 you can, 1783 01:23:03.975 --> 01:23:07.575 you don't have to, they're already doing recompiles 1784 01:23:08.869 --> 01:23:11.669 games so that they can be played on computers 1785 01:23:12.150 --> 01:23:14.630 on the desktop. So, you know, it's, 1786 01:23:15.110 --> 01:23:23.510 and it's all because, you know, people talk about, well, piracy is getting out of control. It's like, no, piracy is because you've got really shitty customer service. 1787 01:23:24.345 --> 01:23:25.065 Right. 1788 01:23:25.465 --> 01:23:29.545 Because when you provide value, people wanna buy from it. 1789 01:23:30.105 --> 01:23:31.865 But if you're being a 1790 01:23:33.305 --> 01:23:34.665 little shit stain, 1791 01:23:35.465 --> 01:23:37.705 like Sony's been doing this since, 1792 01:23:37.705 --> 01:23:40.650 you know, since what, about July? 1793 01:23:41.930 --> 01:23:44.489 I'm sure. September or something like that, August, September, 1794 01:23:44.810 --> 01:23:46.170 sometime in that area. 1795 01:23:46.730 --> 01:23:51.290 It's just, yeah, they've been, I mean, people have no problem 1796 01:23:51.485 --> 01:23:54.764 going, you know, screw you, dude. We're not playing this 1797 01:23:55.885 --> 01:23:56.844 game no more. 1798 01:23:57.164 --> 01:23:57.965 And so, 1799 01:23:58.764 --> 01:23:59.724 but yeah, I 1800 01:24:00.364 --> 01:24:01.724 find it fascinating 1801 01:24:01.724 --> 01:24:02.284 how 1802 01:24:02.684 --> 01:24:03.885 PlayStation's in 1803 01:24:04.445 --> 01:24:11.449 panic mode because one, they keep, they do nothing but put out shitty games now. Well, not all shitty. But 1804 01:24:11.850 --> 01:24:17.770 there, a lot of the games they're putting out, West Coast studios that they put out, are putting out just really 1805 01:24:19.305 --> 01:24:21.145 weak, watered down games. 1806 01:24:21.625 --> 01:24:34.559 Everybody's afraid GTA six is gonna be that way because they're spending leaked pieces of information saying like they don't... We wanna make sure we don't offend any particular group, which, I mean, that was part of GTA, 1807 01:24:35.120 --> 01:24:35.760 you know? 1808 01:24:36.239 --> 01:24:37.600 Yeah. They 1809 01:24:37.600 --> 01:24:38.479 had all 1810 01:24:38.880 --> 01:24:41.199 the stereotypes out there and they 1811 01:24:42.480 --> 01:24:43.760 made fun of them. 1812 01:24:44.239 --> 01:24:49.415 And now they're like, now they got rockstar kind of going, Oh, let's not make too much fun of 1813 01:24:51.495 --> 01:24:52.455 the assorted 1814 01:24:53.575 --> 01:24:54.535 groups 1815 01:24:54.535 --> 01:24:55.815 that are out there. Let's 1816 01:24:56.215 --> 01:24:57.575 try not to be all that offensive. 1817 01:24:58.530 --> 01:25:06.850 And so a lot of people are trying to... They're they're gonna play it, but they're gonna they're gonna... You're gonna be finding out, alright, is this the 1818 01:25:07.410 --> 01:25:09.810 death rock star for being 1819 01:25:09.970 --> 01:25:13.330 too woke? You know, trying not to offend because 1820 01:25:13.785 --> 01:25:14.985 it's not art. 1821 01:25:15.385 --> 01:25:16.185 People, 1822 01:25:19.705 --> 01:25:21.065 you know, the liberals 1823 01:25:21.145 --> 01:25:22.265 should know this, 1824 01:25:22.985 --> 01:25:23.864 but the 1825 01:25:24.505 --> 01:25:28.825 impactful art, the art that everybody really talks about is the

offensive art. 1826 01:25:29.900 --> 01:25:33.500 Right. Not a big fan of the guy who went off and did piss priced, 1827 01:25:34.060 --> 01:25:36.380 but by damn, you know the art piece. 1828 01:25:37.340 --> 01:25:37.980 Right. 1829 01:25:38.700 --> 01:25:41.980 So, you know, there's a reason why, you know, 1830 01:25:42.705 --> 01:25:45.105 being offended is not 1831 01:25:45.825 --> 01:25:47.425 a problem for 1832 01:25:47.745 --> 01:25:50.304 everybody as a whole. It's a problem with 1833 01:25:51.985 --> 01:25:53.585 the person that's being offended. 1834 01:25:53.825 --> 01:25:56.945 You got a little too close to the truth they're trying to hide. 1835 01:25:58.050 --> 01:26:01.729 You know, I don't know, man. This 1836 01:26:03.730 --> 01:26:05.090 whole offensive thing, 1837 01:26:05.570 --> 01:26:08.690 people just need to shut the hell up and just live their life. 1838 01:26:09.505 --> 01:26:12.945 I'm tired of hearing about it. Yeah. Well, I'm 1839 01:26:14.065 --> 01:26:18.145 almost tempted to try to see if we can pop... Bring back... Oh, what's his name? 1840 01:26:19.185 --> 01:26:21.824 Oh, the guy who smoked smoked cigarettes, 1841 01:26:21.825 --> 01:26:24.385 it was known as the incest... An insult comic. 1842 01:26:25.050 --> 01:26:25.929 Hey. 1843 01:26:25.929 --> 01:26:30.889 You know? It would smoke... What was his fucking name? Not George Carlin. 1844 01:26:31.369 --> 01:26:33.130 No. Not George Carlin. 1845 01:26:34.489 --> 01:26:35.769 Oh, he was in 1846 01:26:36.250 --> 01:26:38.090 he was in in 1847 01:26:38.545 --> 01:26:39.744 Pretty in Pink. 1848 01:26:40.945 --> 01:26:43.984 Let's see here. I 1849 01:26:44.784 --> 01:26:51.824 love it whenever I bring up somebody's name and then... Or somebody, and then I go off completely forget who... What the person's name is. 1850 01:26:53.260 --> 01:26:59.100 I don't I don't know. I don't know who you're talking about. So... Yeah. I'm I'm good to see Jim Davis. Andrew 1851 01:26:59.820 --> 01:27:01.340 Dice Clay. Yes. 1852 01:27:01.980 --> 01:27:02.940 Oh, okay. 1853 01:27:03.500 --> 01:27:05.180 Yeah. He... I mean, 1854 01:27:05.955 --> 01:27:06.995 he was funny, 1855 01:27:07.555 --> 01:27:12.114 but he was cruel for a long time. Oh yeah, he was cruel and 1856 01:27:12.515 --> 01:27:13.635 crude, and I think 1857 01:27:14.195 --> 01:27:15.074 that's what 1858 01:27:15.635 --> 01:27:16.915 the college 1859 01:27:17.315 --> 01:27:21.475 campuses need is Andrew Dice Clay just going in there and just 1860 01:27:21.820 --> 01:27:23.900 turning everybody into hamburger meat. 1861 01:27:24.219 --> 01:27:27.340 Well, you see, that's the thing. He's 1862 01:27:27.340 --> 01:27:28.539 calmed down a lot. 1863 01:27:29.020 --> 01:27:31.499 Yeah, I know he has. Because 1864 01:27:32.140 --> 01:27:34.140 that's the thing, he got ousted 1865 01:27:34.915 --> 01:27:36.035 for being 1866 01:27:36.595 --> 01:27:37.475 so crude. 1867 01:27:37.875 --> 01:27:38.435 I 1868 01:27:39.395 --> 01:27:45.635 remember that. I mean, I did like some of his stuff, he was funny, but some of it I cringed at. I'm like, Damn, 1869 01:27:47.809 --> 01:27:49.329 I 1870 01:27:49.329 --> 01:27:54.530 mean, he still is who he is. He's just toned it down a little bit. 1871 01:27:56.530 --> 01:27:58.449 Honestly, I don't know if he's still 1872 01:27:58.945 --> 01:28:00.545 doing the circuit or not. 1873 01:28:01.185 --> 01:28:03.585 I don't think he is. I can see here. 1874 01:28:03.905 --> 01:28:09.344 I mean, he looks a lot like... He still looks like Andrew Dice Clay. He's just got gray hair and 1875 01:28:09.585 --> 01:28:10.864 had a few more wrinkles 1876 01:28:11.480 --> 01:28:12.360 than before. 1877 01:28:14.760 --> 01:28:16.840 He was like, yep, yep. It's 1878 01:28:16.840 --> 01:28:18.600 not the eighties no more, old man. 1879 01:28:19.960 --> 01:28:22.120 Right. But yeah, no, he... 1880 01:28:22.520 --> 01:28:23.480 I remember him. 1881 01:28:24.165 --> 01:28:25.844 Yeah. You know? 1882 01:28:26.485 --> 01:28:33.045 Yep. And I'm with you. He was he was one of those where you could watch, you'd be, oh God, why'd you say that? And 1883 01:28:33.365 --> 01:28:36.245 then turn right around and you'd laugh again. So... Yeah. 1884 01:28:38.239 --> 01:28:38.880 So, 1885 01:28:39.280 --> 01:28:39.679 I 1886 01:28:40.320 --> 01:28:40.880 mean, 1887 01:28:41.680 --> 01:28:43.520 you know, that's the thing. We 1888 01:28:44.320 --> 01:28:45.119 as 1889 01:28:45.200 --> 01:28:46.000 a people 1890 01:28:46.320 --> 01:28:47.680 have given too much 1891 01:28:48.975 --> 01:28:49.855 attention 1892 01:28:50.255 --> 01:28:51.695 to stupid 1893 01:28:51.695 --> 01:28:52.415 shit, 1894 01:28:53.215 --> 01:28:55.775 which is why we are where we're at now. 1895 01:28:56.095 --> 01:28:56.815 Because, 1896 01:28:58.335 --> 01:29:00.015 you know, we 1897 01:29:00.655 --> 01:29:01.615 think we have to, 1898 01:29:03.619 --> 01:29:10.179 water everything down and all like that, and it's like, no, that's not how life is. Life is cruel. 1899 01:29:12.580 --> 01:29:14.020 It's cruel, and 1900 01:29:14.675 --> 01:29:15.795 now you're 1901 01:29:16.115 --> 01:29:18.035 going to make out of any 1902 01:29:18.115 --> 01:29:20.355 word. I could say hello and that 1903 01:29:21.075 --> 01:29:23.635 your reaction is based upon your thoughts. 1904 01:29:24.195 --> 01:29:25.235 Always has, 1905 01:29:25.555 --> 01:29:26.435 always will be, 1906 01:29:27.250 --> 01:29:34.449 And yeah, a lot of people don't like that idea or don't like to hear that because that makes them responsible for their own misery. 1907 01:29:34.929 --> 01:29:35.570 Right. 1908 01:29:37.090 --> 01:29:45.074 But at the same time, if you're willing to accept the fact that you're responsible for your own misery, you have the power to change why 1909 01:29:45.074 --> 01:29:45.954 you're miserable. 1910 01:29:46.594 --> 01:29:52.034 Oh, I've got anxiety disorder. No, you don't. You just don't want to go out

and do anything because 1911 01:29:52.594 --> 01:29:56.119 it seems too hard. It's like change 1912 01:29:56.440 --> 01:29:59.719 your thoughts and you'll change your results every single time. 1913 01:30:00.040 --> 01:30:00.679 Yep. 1914 01:30:01.800 --> 01:30:04.439 Because we've got a lot of, right now, there's a lot of, 1915 01:30:05.239 --> 01:30:06.439 several of 1916 01:30:06.599 --> 01:30:07.960 the YouTube channels 1917 01:30:09.285 --> 01:30:11.525 that I watch, they've talked about 1918 01:30:13.285 --> 01:30:14.325 a lot of the 1919 01:30:14.725 --> 01:30:17.205 people with very poor social skills, 1920 01:30:17.365 --> 01:30:18.965 otherwise known as the queers, 1921 01:30:21.410 --> 01:30:22.850 a is lot of them now 1922 01:30:23.090 --> 01:30:23.730 are 1923 01:30:24.290 --> 01:30:27.570 not getting the attention that they want with 1924 01:30:28.610 --> 01:30:30.610 their perceived identity 1925 01:30:31.010 --> 01:30:32.770 being whatever it is they wanna 1926 01:30:33.330 --> 01:30:34.690 say they are. Again, 1927 01:30:35.855 --> 01:30:37.934 they just have poor social skills. 1928 01:30:38.495 --> 01:30:39.135 Yeah. 1929 01:30:39.695 --> 01:30:41.054 And they are now 1930 01:30:41.775 --> 01:30:44.014 saying that they are disabled. 1931 01:30:44.495 --> 01:30:46.494 You'll see them walk around with 1932 01:30:47.455 --> 01:30:49.855 canes and walkers 1933 01:30:50.469 --> 01:30:52.550 and stuff like that. And one 1934 01:30:54.310 --> 01:31:01.909 of the big ones that they like to go on, and I can't remember exactly what it all stands for, but they call it POTS, P O T S, 1935 01:31:02.565 --> 01:31:04.645 And that's an acronym for whatever 1936 01:31:05.045 --> 01:31:07.045 they've got. And, basically, it's 1937 01:31:07.685 --> 01:31:10.085 what happens when you stand up too fast 1938 01:31:10.565 --> 01:31:12.565 is what I understand it to be. 1939 01:31:13.285 --> 01:31:14.245 And they call it what? 1940 01:31:14.900 --> 01:31:16.820 POTS, p o t s. 1941 01:31:17.700 --> 01:31:18.179 Wow. 1942 01:31:19.380 --> 01:31:23.140 And and, yeah, they... So you've got one guy who... 1943 01:31:23.620 --> 01:31:24.980 One dude who's doing 1944 01:31:25.460 --> 01:31:32.315 a video about how he... His He wants to work, but he can't because of his of his POTS. 1945 01:31:32.475 --> 01:31:34.155 And he and he... 1946 01:31:34.635 --> 01:31:40.075 Because he... If he goes and starts coughing too much, he passes out, which is not what POTS is. 1947 01:31:41.440 --> 01:31:52.079 And so he... And through the thing, he'll sit there and he'll and he'll walk back on his back for about two seconds. Then he sits back up and continues around where you left off. 1948 01:31:53.199 --> 01:31:54.079 So it's like, 1949 01:31:54.925 --> 01:32:01.645 yeah, you've not ever passed out because you don't want exact... It takes you a few minutes to to get your facilities back into 1950 01:32:01.885 --> 01:32:03.165 back into gear. 1951 01:32:03.645 --> 01:32:07.485 When you when you pass out, you just... You're first trying to figure out why in the hell you're on the ground. 1952 01:32:08.730 --> 01:32:12.090 So... But everything that they they they... 1953 01:32:12.250 --> 01:32:13.050 Every 1954 01:32:13.130 --> 01:32:28.425 video that these people are talking about, there... It's something dumb and stupid. It's like, well, I've got this. And I've got I've got this problem, this problem, this problem, this problem, this problem. I can't work because of all this. It's like, well, no. You can work. You just don't wanna. 1955 01:32:28.825 --> 01:32:32.105 None of that stuff is debilitating even if you have it all at once. 1956 01:32:32.345 --> 01:32:32.825 So 1957 01:32:33.400 --> 01:32:40.360 it's just... It's crazy how they don't wanna do, you know, not only are they easily offended, 1958 01:32:40.360 --> 01:32:41.879 they are they're 1959 01:32:41.960 --> 01:32:45.079 they're they're 1960 01:32:45.079 --> 01:32:45.480 they're 1961 01:32:46.045 --> 01:32:50.445 too busy thinking that they've got everything wrong with them, so. 1962 01:32:51.165 --> 01:32:54.125 It's hypochondria. 1963 01:32:54.445 --> 01:32:55.645 Hypochondriatic. 1964 01:32:55.645 --> 01:32:57.645 Yeah, yeah, yeah, that word. 1965 01:32:58.400 --> 01:33:01.840 Yeah. I was gonna use it. I kept on coming up with lepto. 1966 01:33:03.360 --> 01:33:06.559 Well, I had a great aunt that was a hypochondriac. 1967 01:33:07.520 --> 01:33:08.880 When she died, she... 1968 01:33:09.520 --> 01:33:10.800 Hypochondriac? 1969 01:33:10.880 --> 01:33:11.280 Uh-huh. 1970 01:33:11.815 --> 01:33:17.175 Yeah. I had an aunt that was like that. Oh, you had an aunt? Oh, I thought you said you had a... 1971 01:33:18.135 --> 01:33:21.655 Nevermind. I misunderstood what you're saying. I miss the aunt's part. 1972 01:33:22.135 --> 01:33:23.574 So... Yeah. No. 1973 01:33:24.455 --> 01:33:25.815 When we were kids, Dee, 1974 01:33:26.960 --> 01:33:28.159 she was like that. 1975 01:33:28.640 --> 01:33:32.639 Oh my god. Yeah. I mean, was... Stub her toes. She's dying. 1976 01:33:33.120 --> 01:33:33.760 Yeah. 1977 01:33:34.000 --> 01:33:37.840 I mean... And and it it went on like that for years. 1978 01:33:38.735 --> 01:33:42.014 And it's like, God, just shut the hell up. 1979 01:33:43.295 --> 01:33:43.935 You know? 1980 01:33:44.655 --> 01:33:45.775 I mean, now 1981 01:33:47.055 --> 01:33:48.655 one time she was sick 1982 01:33:49.375 --> 01:33:50.655 and she 1983 01:33:50.655 --> 01:33:52.895 had a cold or something, and 1984 01:33:53.190 --> 01:33:55.030 my mom gave her aspirin, 1985 01:33:55.350 --> 01:33:57.190 you know, like bear aspirin. 1986 01:33:57.590 --> 01:33:58.470 And 1987 01:33:59.910 --> 01:34:01.190 we didn't know it, 1988 01:34:01.590 --> 01:34:03.350 but we found out really quick 1989 01:34:03.990 --> 01:34:05.670 because all of the 1990 01:34:06.070 --> 01:34:07.910 little blood vessels in her face 1991 01:34:08.805 --> 01:34:10.405 just

kind of exploded 1992 01:34:10.565 --> 01:34:13.925 and she had red bumps all over her face. So 1993 01:34:14.245 --> 01:34:16.245 they took her to the hospital 1994 01:34:16.485 --> 01:34:20.005 and the doc said, If you would have waited twelve hours, 1995 01:34:20.325 --> 01:34:21.365 she would have been dead. 1996 01:34:22.849 --> 01:34:24.689 She's allergic to aspirin. 1997 01:34:25.170 --> 01:34:26.050 Wow. 1998 01:34:26.210 --> 01:34:27.409 Yeah. Yeah, 1999 01:34:28.130 --> 01:34:28.689 that 2000 01:34:29.090 --> 01:34:30.929 was weird seeing that. I 2001 01:34:31.409 --> 01:34:33.090 mean, God, we were young 2002 01:34:33.409 --> 01:34:34.130 when 2003 01:34:34.290 --> 01:34:35.489 that happened. I 2004 01:34:35.810 --> 01:34:38.834 think I was a freshman or sophomore in high school. 2005 01:34:39.554 --> 01:34:41.715 Yeah, I remember when that happened. 2006 01:34:42.594 --> 01:34:43.314 And 2007 01:34:44.034 --> 01:34:44.834 I think 2008 01:34:46.275 --> 01:34:48.514 after that she started toning things down, 2009 01:34:49.090 --> 01:34:49.809 you know? 2010 01:34:50.850 --> 01:34:55.090 Realized, Oh, this is what sick is really like. That sucks. I don't want to be that. 2011 01:34:56.770 --> 01:34:57.329 Right. 2012 01:34:58.370 --> 01:35:02.449 But yeah, it was just... Yeah. Yeah. For a while it was just like, Gee, shut up. 2013 01:35:03.085 --> 01:35:04.445 You're not gonna die. 2014 01:35:05.565 --> 01:35:06.445 You're 2015 01:35:06.445 --> 01:35:07.245 still living. 2016 01:35:07.645 --> 01:35:12.284 No. No. No. No. I I got I got this. I got that. No. You don't. 2017 01:35:12.925 --> 01:35:13.565 So... 2018 01:35:14.605 --> 01:35:16.605 Was she older than you or younger than you? 2019 01:35:17.260 --> 01:35:19.900 Younger. I'm the oldest. Yeah. Okay. 2020 01:35:20.780 --> 01:35:21.499 Yep. 2021 01:35:22.060 --> 01:35:23.100 Sometimes 2022 01:35:23.100 --> 01:35:25.820 that's a blessing and sometimes that's a curse. 2023 01:35:27.420 --> 01:35:28.780 It just depends on the day. 2024 01:35:29.595 --> 01:35:34.074 I will say I probably am not going to Kentucky this year. 2025 01:35:34.715 --> 01:35:35.915 It's not the money? 2026 01:35:36.315 --> 01:35:37.275 Yeah. I'm 2027 01:35:38.475 --> 01:35:39.594 tapped right now. 2028 01:35:40.235 --> 01:35:41.114 I 2029 01:35:41.995 --> 01:35:44.555 don't have enough extra is what it is. 2030 01:35:45.410 --> 01:35:46.130 Yeah, 2031 01:35:46.370 --> 01:35:48.530 I understand, same boat. 2032 01:35:49.090 --> 01:35:49.810 I 2033 01:35:50.690 --> 01:35:52.130 just have to tell Dee, 2034 01:35:53.730 --> 01:35:55.489 and Dee'll say, Oh, we'll 2035 01:35:56.130 --> 01:35:59.010 help you with gas. No, no, thank you, but no. 2036 01:36:00.545 --> 01:36:04.545 Mean, I would love to go see the kids and all like that. I mean, 2037 01:36:05.425 --> 01:36:07.105 I will miss that, but 2038 01:36:07.425 --> 01:36:07.985 I 2039 01:36:10.545 --> 01:36:11.105 just can't. 2040 01:36:13.890 --> 01:36:16.290 If

I would have waited to buy the three d printer, 2041 01:36:16.770 --> 01:36:19.010 I probably would have been better off. 2042 01:36:19.570 --> 01:36:22.450 But I bought it, so I have to suck it up. 2043 01:36:23.650 --> 01:36:24.850 Still love shit. 2044 01:36:25.775 --> 01:36:27.374 Suck it up, buttercup. 2045 01:36:27.534 --> 01:36:28.574 That's right. 2046 01:36:29.215 --> 01:36:31.455 I'll keep printing kitchen 2047 01:36:31.455 --> 01:36:32.894 sink strainers 2048 01:36:33.054 --> 01:36:36.735 and bagel There's 2049 01:36:36.735 --> 01:36:37.375 something 2050 01:36:38.179 --> 01:36:39.699 I'm probably going to 2051 01:36:40.420 --> 01:36:41.380 run here 2052 01:36:41.940 --> 01:36:43.219 maybe this weekend. 2053 01:36:45.619 --> 01:36:47.059 It's sausage 2054 01:36:47.219 --> 01:36:48.019 slicer. 2055 01:36:48.659 --> 01:36:49.059 You 2056 01:36:49.699 --> 01:36:53.060 know them... Well, y'all buy them, you know the smoked sausage? 2057 01:36:53.675 --> 01:36:55.195 You buy them in the package? 2058 01:36:55.675 --> 01:36:56.235 Well, 2059 01:36:56.715 --> 01:36:58.235 take that out the package, 2060 01:36:58.795 --> 01:37:01.355 you know, slice off one end. 2061 01:37:01.835 --> 01:37:05.915 Oh, Brian dropped that, and it came right back. Yeah. I was. 2062 01:37:07.420 --> 01:37:08.939 Or a little hole there. 2063 01:37:09.659 --> 01:37:11.179 Well, it was so quick. 2064 01:37:11.739 --> 01:37:14.379 When I heard the ding, you were already back. 2065 01:37:15.820 --> 01:37:17.340 So... But but anyway, 2066 01:37:18.875 --> 01:37:25.835 you know, you slice the sausage and then you lay the one in in in the tray thing, and it has it has slots. 2067 01:37:26.395 --> 01:37:29.195 You can run the knife down through and cut your sausage, 2068 01:37:29.915 --> 01:37:32.315 and it and it's and it's big enough to where, 2069 01:37:32.980 --> 01:37:40.179 you know, you can just cut the sausage and you don't have to worry about pushing it out the way or having it fall on the floor, 2070 01:37:40.500 --> 01:37:41.940 you know, crap like that. 2071 01:37:44.340 --> 01:37:46.180 Well, it's kind of like the bagel slicer. Why 2072 01:37:47.835 --> 01:37:50.315 Why do you need the slicer when you can just use your hand? 2073 01:37:50.795 --> 01:37:54.954 Because a slicer is cool. Oh, okay. That makes sense. Have 2074 01:37:55.435 --> 01:37:58.074 never had a bagel slicer, so I feel... 2075 01:37:59.435 --> 01:38:01.994 I mean, I've got bagels, so why not? 2076 01:38:02.315 --> 01:38:05.840 Why not? Yeah. I mean, saw... It was funny because 2077 01:38:06.640 --> 01:38:07.680 the day I 2078 01:38:08.080 --> 01:38:10.239 put my order in online 2079 01:38:10.640 --> 01:38:11.360 and 2080 01:38:12.800 --> 01:38:14.160 I was just looking 2081 01:38:15.600 --> 01:38:18.560 and I was like, I wonder if there's a bagel slicer. 2082 01:38:18.935 --> 01:38:27.255 You know? Because normally I just do it, you know, by hand. Yeah. Which is fine. But, yeah, I saw this one. I'm like, oh, shit. That's cool. 2083 01:38:27.495 --> 01:38:28.295 I'm 2084 01:38:28.695 --> 01:38:32.055 like, hang on. I downloaded the file through it, my slicer, 2085 01:38:32.570 --> 01:38:35.050 and it was like a two and a half hour print. 2086 01:38:35.290 --> 01:38:36.730 Right? Perfect 2087 01:38:37.530 --> 01:38:38.329 timing. 2088 01:38:38.490 --> 01:38:41.449 I had it printing and waiting on my bagels. 2089 01:38:44.010 --> 01:38:45.210 That like... Yeah. 2090 01:38:46.895 --> 01:38:51.215 I bet you could probably even put an English muffin in there, couldn't you? 2091 01:38:51.535 --> 01:38:54.094 Yep. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I could. 2092 01:38:54.655 --> 01:38:58.655 I could, but I could probably even find a English muffin cutter, 2093 01:38:59.780 --> 01:39:00.500 you know? 2094 01:39:01.780 --> 01:39:03.780 Inquiring minds wanna know. 2095 01:39:04.100 --> 01:39:05.140 Yeah. I'm 2096 01:39:06.020 --> 01:39:09.140 looking at learning how to make bagels, not 2097 01:39:09.860 --> 01:39:12.235 so much how to slice them. Yeah, 2098 01:39:12.875 --> 01:39:15.115 I would honestly... But okay, 2099 01:39:15.595 --> 01:39:17.115 you see, that's the thing. 2100 01:39:17.835 --> 01:39:19.275 I thought about learning 2101 01:39:19.995 --> 01:39:21.355 how to make bagels, 2102 01:39:21.595 --> 01:39:23.835 but the ones I get from Walmart, 2103 01:39:24.700 --> 01:39:25.340 okay, 2104 01:39:26.460 --> 01:39:29.900 for six of them, six whole ones, which is 12 halves, 2105 01:39:30.380 --> 01:39:33.820 it's like $2.14 2106 01:39:34.940 --> 01:39:36.700 I mean, it's 2107 01:39:36.700 --> 01:39:37.660 like $0.17 2108 01:39:37.660 --> 01:39:38.460 a pop 2109 01:39:38.955 --> 01:39:39.594 and 2110 01:39:39.995 --> 01:39:42.635 they're already made, you know what I mean? And 2111 01:39:43.115 --> 01:39:45.035 now I do like 2112 01:39:45.915 --> 01:39:46.795 the onion 2113 01:39:48.795 --> 01:39:49.594 bagels. 2114 01:39:49.755 --> 01:39:53.849 Yeah, onion bagels are good. Oh yeah, those are great. Now those 2115 01:39:54.570 --> 01:39:55.929 are like $3 2116 01:39:56.330 --> 01:39:57.849 but 2117 01:39:59.290 --> 01:40:00.969 it's not that bad, 2118 01:40:01.690 --> 01:40:04.170 and I don't see an English muffin slicer, 2119 01:40:04.815 --> 01:40:07.454 So I bet my bagel slicer would work. 2120 01:40:08.094 --> 01:40:09.135 Pretty sure. 2121 01:40:09.455 --> 01:40:10.655 But yeah, did 2122 01:40:11.375 --> 01:40:12.414 honestly... Well, 2123 01:40:13.535 --> 01:40:13.934 to 2124 01:40:15.135 --> 01:40:15.935 print my 2125 01:40:16.430 --> 01:40:18.670 burger press maker too, 2126 01:40:19.950 --> 01:40:22.989 because I found one. I'm like, Oh, shit. Yeah, that's cool. 2127 01:40:23.550 --> 01:40:24.190 But 2128 01:40:25.230 --> 01:40:26.110 yeah, I 2129 01:40:26.990 --> 01:40:28.430 did seriously think about 2130 01:40:28.765 --> 01:40:29.725 making a... 2131 01:40:30.765 --> 01:40:33.885 Learning how to make English muffins because 2132

01:40:34.205 --> 01:40:36.845 one, it would just be cool, it would be fresher, 2133 01:40:36.925 --> 01:40:38.845 I know that. Yeah, it was fresher. I 2134 01:40:40.445 --> 01:40:42.845 mean, the only thing you'd have to worry about 2135 01:40:43.460 --> 01:40:44.019 is 2136 01:40:44.500 --> 01:40:48.019 you'll have molds set on to them a whole lot faster. 2137 01:40:48.420 --> 01:40:53.380 This is true. This is true because I learned that with making bread. 2138 01:40:53.620 --> 01:40:54.900 When you make bread, 2139 01:40:55.645 --> 01:40:59.165 you got about five days, maybe a week, and it 2140 01:40:59.485 --> 01:41:00.605 better be gone. 2141 01:41:00.925 --> 01:41:03.965 I guess I just live in an exceptionally moldy house, though. 2142 01:41:04.925 --> 01:41:08.765 Because mine usually, if I don't get mine consumed 2143 01:41:09.380 --> 01:41:11.219 within about three, four days, 2144 01:41:11.699 --> 01:41:13.300 it starts getting hairy. 2145 01:41:13.699 --> 01:41:15.540 Strawberries, 2146 01:41:15.540 --> 01:41:17.459 you don't ever leave strawberries out. 2147 01:41:17.699 --> 01:41:19.699 Dunk them in a vinegar bath, 2148 01:41:19.940 --> 01:41:23.460 you get them in the refrigerator ASAP, or the next day 2149 01:41:23.824 --> 01:41:24.864 they're molded. 2150 01:41:25.185 --> 01:41:26.704 Oh yeah, oh yeah. 2151 01:41:27.185 --> 01:41:30.465 That's why when they ship strawberries on the truck, 2152 01:41:30.705 --> 01:41:33.905 they're wrapped in plastic and gassed. 2153 01:41:34.545 --> 01:41:36.145 Oh, okay. Yeah, 2154 01:41:38.040 --> 01:41:41.400 So the hairs don't grow and mold doesn't it? Right. 2155 01:41:41.400 --> 01:41:42.920 Yeah. They're gassed. 2156 01:41:43.560 --> 01:41:43.960 So... 2157 01:41:44.920 --> 01:41:46.840 Oh, there's a doughnut cutter. 2158 01:41:48.760 --> 01:41:50.440 Man, they're... What gas 2159 01:41:51.105 --> 01:41:53.264 What gas do they use on strawberries? 2160 01:41:54.144 --> 01:41:55.425 I can't remember. 2161 01:41:55.905 --> 01:41:57.584 I wanna say arguably, So 2162 01:41:58.784 --> 01:42:00.464 what is the pressing 2163 01:42:00.465 --> 01:42:01.344 gas 2164 01:42:01.824 --> 01:42:02.224 for 2165 01:42:02.950 --> 01:42:04.070 whipped cream 2166 01:42:04.310 --> 01:42:05.510 in the can? 2167 01:42:05.990 --> 01:42:06.710 Uh-huh. 2168 01:42:07.190 --> 01:42:12.790 That's normally nit... Nitrogen or nitrous oxide, actually. No. Actually, it's helium. 2169 01:42:13.270 --> 01:42:14.070 What? 2170 01:42:14.310 --> 01:42:14.710 Yep. 2171 01:42:15.765 --> 01:42:20.565 I have eaten quite a few cans of of whipped cream, and I've never had a high voice. 2172 01:42:21.125 --> 01:42:24.085 Well, it's the only... It's not like you. So 2173 01:42:25.845 --> 01:42:27.445 is that why it's so light and fluffy? 2174 01:42:28.210 --> 01:42:31.169 No. The... So it does not 2175 01:42:31.730 --> 01:42:32.689 affect 2176 01:42:32.849 --> 01:42:35.010 the taste of the whipped cream. 2177 01:42:35.650 --> 01:42:37.570 That's why they use helium. 2178 01:42:38.210 --> 01:42:38.929 Hey, 2179 01:42:39.409 --> 01:42:44.655 dude. I just looked it up, and the gas for strawberries is carbon dioxide. 2180 01:42:45.375 --> 01:42:46.415 Carbon dioxide? 2181 01:42:46.495 --> 01:42:47.135 Really? 2182 01:42:47.535 --> 01:42:48.255 Yeah. 2183 01:42:48.815 --> 01:42:49.454 Yep. 2184 01:42:49.935 --> 01:42:54.730 Yeah. I thought I thought I thought that was because that's what mold... That's what... 2185 01:42:55.050 --> 01:42:59.290 Well, no. I mean, plants normally use carbon dioxide to grow. They need 2186 01:42:59.610 --> 01:43:00.570 that to grow. 2187 01:43:01.290 --> 01:43:02.010 Right. 2188 01:43:02.650 --> 01:43:03.210 So 2189 01:43:04.250 --> 01:43:07.210 I need to make sure. Because when you oxygenate water, 2190 01:43:07.965 --> 01:43:09.244 it kills off 2191 01:43:11.165 --> 01:43:11.724 the 2192 01:43:12.685 --> 01:43:13.885 algae and stuff, 2193 01:43:14.525 --> 01:43:16.204 which is a type of fungus. 2194 01:43:17.005 --> 01:43:18.205 Yeah, honestly, 2195 01:43:18.205 --> 01:43:18.925 I don't I 2196 01:43:19.324 --> 01:43:19.804 mean, 2197 01:43:20.530 --> 01:43:21.650 I had learned 2198 01:43:22.690 --> 01:43:23.889 a trick also, 2199 01:43:24.130 --> 01:43:25.329 and this was back 2200 01:43:25.889 --> 01:43:26.610 before 2201 01:43:27.010 --> 01:43:29.570 they started wrapping strawberries. 2202 01:43:29.889 --> 01:43:31.090 Would just ship them 2203 01:43:31.330 --> 01:43:35.889 right in the box on the pallet. And I was 2204 01:43:35.785 --> 01:43:38.105 told by an older driver, take 2205 01:43:38.585 --> 01:43:39.705 two caps 2206 01:43:40.025 --> 01:43:41.145 of alcohol 2207 01:43:41.465 --> 01:43:43.225 and set them right inside 2208 01:43:43.465 --> 01:43:44.745 of the back doors 2209 01:43:46.520 --> 01:43:47.720 in the trailer. 2210 01:43:48.040 --> 01:43:50.120 Okay. Yeah. And 2211 01:43:50.200 --> 01:43:50.760 the 2212 01:43:51.480 --> 01:43:52.440 reefer 2213 01:43:53.240 --> 01:43:56.840 would run the air around and the air would circulate with the alcohol 2214 01:43:56.920 --> 01:43:59.960 and it would keep the strawberries from 2215 01:44:00.120 --> 01:44:03.515 growing hairs and keep the shoulders, 2216 01:44:03.675 --> 01:44:05.355 the top of them red 2217 01:44:05.915 --> 01:44:06.875 and everything. 2218 01:44:07.195 --> 01:44:10.555 Well, yeah, have you ever seen a guy who gets drunk? Cheeks get all nice and rosy. 2219 01:44:14.170 --> 01:44:15.769 But yeah, no, that was 2220 01:44:16.170 --> 01:44:17.129 an old trick. 2221 01:44:17.769 --> 01:44:18.969 Was told by 2222 01:44:19.849 --> 01:44:21.369 a old driver 2223 01:44:21.530 --> 01:44:22.249 that 2224 01:44:22.409 --> 01:44:24.729 if I ever hold strawberries 2225 01:44:25.050 --> 01:44:28.489 to do that, but the strawberries I hold were 2226 01:44:28.730 --> 01:44:33.094 wrapped and gassed already, so I didn't have to worry about them. 2227 01:44:33.574 --> 01:44:35.175

Well, 2228 01:44:35.175 --> 01:44:36.534 that's very cool. 2229 01:44:36.855 --> 01:44:38.614 Learned a couple of things today. 2230 01:44:39.335 --> 01:44:40.934 Yeah, I'll 2231 01:44:40.934 --> 01:44:41.574 tell you, 2232 01:44:42.375 --> 01:44:42.855 it's crazy. 2233 01:44:43.909 --> 01:44:46.789 Oh, there's an egg slicer. I can make an egg slicer. 2234 01:44:47.429 --> 01:44:49.829 You can make a what? Egg slicer. 2235 01:44:50.550 --> 01:44:54.309 Now what you'll make a million bucks off of is if you can make 2236 01:44:54.469 --> 01:44:55.270 an egg peeler. 2237 01:44:56.145 --> 01:44:58.864 Oh yeah, dude, yeah, I would 2238 01:44:59.905 --> 01:45:01.905 be a billionaire in a minute. 2239 01:45:04.224 --> 01:45:05.425 Ain't no lie, 2240 01:45:05.905 --> 01:45:06.385 I 2241 01:45:06.945 --> 01:45:08.465 would be a billionaire in a minute. 2242 01:45:09.200 --> 01:45:10.080 You wanna 2243 01:45:10.320 --> 01:45:11.680 find some way 2244 01:45:11.680 --> 01:45:12.320 of... 2245 01:45:12.960 --> 01:45:16.960 Because they've got that... What is it? If you cook the... 2246 01:45:17.680 --> 01:45:19.840 If you hard boil an egg 2247 01:45:20.320 --> 01:45:23.545 with a, I think it's a teaspoon of baking soda, 2248 01:45:24.025 --> 01:45:29.784 it keeps the membrane from sticking to the shell. Well, it's a combination of that and giving it an ice bath. 2249 01:45:30.425 --> 01:45:36.469 But you take the egg, you cook it for the amount of time you want, then ice bath it. And then if you take 2250 01:45:37.430 --> 01:45:39.989 the shells off the front and the back, 2251 01:45:40.310 --> 01:45:41.909 you're supposed to be able to just 2252 01:45:42.710 --> 01:45:46.469 to just be able to blow on one end and the egg shoots out the other. 2253 01:45:47.445 --> 01:45:59.685 Yeah. I don't know about that, but Oh, no. It it... I've been able to do it some... A couple times, but I cannot... I have to I have to review as to how you're actually supposed to do it every time because I'll do it. I'll try to do it 2254 01:46:00.110 --> 01:46:08.030 to impress Janet later on down the road. And I've forgotten some crucial steps, also therapy turning blue, trying to pull an egg out of her. 2255 01:46:08.830 --> 01:46:10.670 No, shoot, that's funny. 2256 01:46:12.755 --> 01:46:13.314 Oh, 2257 01:46:15.554 --> 01:46:17.794 had something weird happen today. 2258 01:46:18.275 --> 01:46:21.314 Oh, yeah? Yeah, I was cooking bacon. 2259 01:46:22.275 --> 01:46:23.794 Do you know that little 2260 01:46:24.034 --> 01:46:24.755 metal 2261 01:46:25.230 --> 01:46:27.949 bowl under the heating element 2262 01:46:28.430 --> 01:46:29.630 on your I 2263 01:46:31.710 --> 01:46:32.989 don't know what they're called, 2264 01:46:33.390 --> 01:46:36.510 it's supposed to catch all the food and shit. Yeah, yeah. 2265 01:46:37.245 --> 01:46:38.285 Yeah, that... 2266 01:46:38.765 --> 01:46:39.325 I 2267 01:46:40.685 --> 01:46:41.245 guess 2268 01:46:41.885 --> 01:46:51.885 grease had built up

in there and... Oh, it caught fire? Oh yeah, it caught fire and it was... I mean, it was lightening up and I'm like, Well, shit. So I grabbed 2269 01:46:52.560 --> 01:46:54.800 some water and I just doused 2270 01:46:54.800 --> 01:46:55.599 it and 2271 01:46:56.079 --> 01:46:56.959 I'm like, 2272 01:46:57.280 --> 01:47:00.800 well, shit. That was the wrong move. No. No. It 2273 01:47:01.119 --> 01:47:06.880 doused it. Well, yeah, you lucked out. You gotta doused that time, but anytime you got a grease fire, 2274 01:47:07.545 --> 01:47:09.545 you take... It's on your stove, 2275 01:47:09.785 --> 01:47:12.025 you grab a lid and you cover it. 2276 01:47:12.425 --> 01:47:15.065 No. This was this was under the element 2277 01:47:15.145 --> 01:47:16.344 in that bowl. 2278 01:47:16.585 --> 01:47:17.304 Yeah. 2279 01:47:17.785 --> 01:47:18.425 I 2280 01:47:18.665 --> 01:47:21.065 I don't I don't have a lid big enough to do that with. 2281 01:47:22.239 --> 01:47:26.239 Dude, I have been here before. And... Oh gosh. This... 2282 01:47:27.040 --> 01:47:30.159 Well, we got a guy here who broke down on a hill. 2283 01:47:30.960 --> 01:47:33.280 Is he one of ours or is it? 2284 01:47:34.585 --> 01:47:35.225 Yeah. 2285 01:47:35.785 --> 01:47:39.304 Nope. Nope. Nope. That is one of the one of the contractors. 2286 01:47:40.185 --> 01:47:42.344 I bet you and Anne has been a good day. 2287 01:47:42.905 --> 01:47:49.320 No. No. Because I've been I've been in that very same field except my my electrical 2288 01:47:49.320 --> 01:47:54.600 was going all wonky. So all of a sudden, my lights would sit there and flicker out and 2289 01:47:54.920 --> 01:48:02.894 I... It dark in the night, and I'm sitting there with my damn flashlight on my phone, waving at people going, Get over, slow down, watch out. 2290 01:48:04.255 --> 01:48:07.614 Oh, hey, Brian. Yeah. What's 2291 01:48:09.054 --> 01:48:11.455 that little wedge you was talking about for the pigtail? 2292 01:48:12.030 --> 01:48:14.270 Oh, yeah. Just pigtail wedge. 2293 01:48:14.670 --> 01:48:16.350 Let me see if I can find it. 2294 01:48:19.390 --> 01:48:21.869 What? So it's just a mini wedge? 2295 01:48:22.270 --> 01:48:25.630 Well, I'll get a picture of it so whenever I get over to location, 2296 01:48:26.395 --> 01:48:28.715 I'll I'll show you 2297 01:48:28.715 --> 01:48:30.074 just look it up real quick. 2298 01:48:30.555 --> 01:48:35.515 Yeah. If you go on to Amazon and do a search for pigtail wedge, you'll you'll you'll 2299 01:48:35.515 --> 01:48:37.355 see the very same ones that we use. 2300 01:48:38.489 --> 01:48:39.689 Oh, shit. 2301 01:48:41.369 --> 01:48:42.969 Yeah. Stupid simple. 2302 01:48:43.369 --> 01:48:45.129 $12 on Amazon. 2303 01:48:45.210 --> 01:48:46.809 Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. 2304 01:48:47.530 --> 01:48:51.530 And you're looking at it going, son of a bitch, and that's it? No one... $12? 2305 01:48:52.465 --> 01:48:54.945 Well, the truck stops want, what, 20? 2306 01:48:55.345 --> 01:48:57.905 Oh, I'm sure they probably will last 20. But 2307 01:48:58.625 --> 01:49:00.065 that's but that's probably 2308 01:49:00.865 --> 01:49:02.945 about nickels worth of plastic, if that. 2309 01:49:04.080 --> 01:49:05.760 Oh, well, here, 2310 01:49:06.560 --> 01:49:07.919 here's what I'll do. 2311 01:49:08.320 --> 01:49:09.039 I will 2312 01:49:09.840 --> 01:49:10.719 copy 2313 01:49:11.920 --> 01:49:12.880 this picture, 2314 01:49:13.760 --> 01:49:14.479 okay? 2315 01:49:14.960 --> 01:49:15.760 And 2316 01:49:16.480 --> 01:49:17.280 their sites, 2317 01:49:18.835 --> 01:49:20.915 is 2318 01:49:21.075 --> 01:49:22.755 it Maker's World? Yeah, 2319 01:49:23.075 --> 01:49:26.355 Maker's World. There's an image 2320 01:49:26.675 --> 01:49:27.795 to printer 2321 01:49:28.195 --> 01:49:28.835 thing. 2322 01:49:29.395 --> 01:49:31.075 You can take any 2323 01:49:32.730 --> 01:49:33.449 picture, 2324 01:49:33.849 --> 01:49:34.969 put it in here, 2325 01:49:35.530 --> 01:49:36.969 and make a 2326 01:49:37.770 --> 01:49:39.050 three d print of it. 2327 01:49:39.770 --> 01:49:41.289 Yeah. 2328 01:49:41.770 --> 01:49:43.210 Any picture it says. 2329 01:49:44.205 --> 01:49:46.364 Yeah. I just wanna make sure you know what 2330 01:49:46.685 --> 01:49:49.084 the length and width of it are. 2331 01:49:49.645 --> 01:49:53.164 Well, I think the program measures it from the picture. 2332 01:49:53.965 --> 01:49:57.085 But how would it know, especially if you're using like a white background? 2333 01:49:58.130 --> 01:50:02.770 What do you mean? I I mean Well, there's no reference to to to the size 2334 01:50:03.090 --> 01:50:12.210 unless... So, you know, you might... Especially if it's just a simple device like that, you know, they might go off and go, you know what? Alright. Yeah. That's probably about seven inches by five. 2335 01:50:13.175 --> 01:50:16.534 And it's not that. It's probably about, like, an inch, 2336 01:50:17.255 --> 01:50:21.014 inch and a half long, maybe a half inch. 2337 01:50:21.415 --> 01:50:27.495 A little wider than a half inch, but it's it's not all that wide. It's it's just a little 2338 01:50:28.239 --> 01:50:30.479 just a little little wedge. 2339 01:50:31.280 --> 01:50:32.320 Yeah. I know. 2340 01:50:33.119 --> 01:50:36.320 And this is for a what? This wedge? 2341 01:50:36.560 --> 01:50:40.159 It's for your your electrical pigtail on on the trailer. 2342 01:50:40.755 --> 01:50:46.114 So in case there's ever a time that you get hooked up to a trailer and it's kinda loose 2343 01:50:46.515 --> 01:50:50.755 and you don't have your screwdriver to spread the the contacts out a little bit, 2344 01:50:51.155 --> 01:50:55.969 you can take this wedge and put it on the underside of the pigtail 2345 01:50:55.969 --> 01:50:57.409 when you're shoving it in, 2346 01:50:58.050 --> 01:50:58.849 and it'll 2347 01:50:58.930 --> 01:51:02.449 actually angle it up just a bit so that everything gets contact. 2348 01:51:02.930 --> 01:51:03.889 Oh, okay. 2349

01:51:04.690 --> 01:51:08.050 Or if you need it to go off to the one side or the other. I mean, 2350 01:51:08.974 --> 01:51:14.574 usually it works for me whenever I put it in on the bottom. So that's why I just say I put on bottom side of it. 2351 01:51:15.215 --> 01:51:15.854 Gotcha. 2352 01:51:16.655 --> 01:51:18.254 Never had used one, but 2353 01:51:18.895 --> 01:51:26.179 I got you. Yeah. I've got I've got the one that is connected to my pigtail right now, and then I've got a spare one that I have sitting... 2354 01:51:26.900 --> 01:51:33.699 I have in my in my frack bag just so that I don't have to... In case somebody decides they wanna run off with one, I've still got one. 2355 01:51:34.764 --> 01:51:38.844 So do you take it off every time you leave the truck or empty No, in the because 2356 01:51:40.045 --> 01:51:41.484 Gord does, 2357 01:51:41.644 --> 01:51:44.524 usually they have somebody who'll go through 2358 01:51:45.885 --> 01:51:53.409 every place and if they see a truck that doesn't have one on there, they'll put one on. I guess they buy by them by the boat. 2359 01:51:54.130 --> 01:51:55.409 Oh, it'd be cheaper. 2360 01:51:56.130 --> 01:51:57.010 And so 2361 01:51:57.250 --> 01:51:59.570 they usually will have someone walk by and 2362 01:52:00.130 --> 01:52:01.489 throw one onto 2363 01:52:01.890 --> 01:52:02.530 not 2364 01:52:03.170 --> 01:52:04.929 the glad hand, but the pigtail. 2365 01:52:05.515 --> 01:52:06.795 And so 2366 01:52:07.195 --> 01:52:09.835 there's not ever any need to, you know, 2367 01:52:10.315 --> 01:52:16.235 panic about if you lost one, you can just go out, go up to the main office and ask for a pigtail 2368 01:52:16.955 --> 01:52:21.790 wedge, you know, Safety guy or the DOT guy usually walk out and go, oh, here you go. 2369 01:52:22.910 --> 01:52:24.110 Sweet. Take it. 2370 01:52:24.590 --> 01:52:27.389 Yeah. That... I I just... That's... I mean 2371 01:52:27.790 --> 01:52:29.070 About $13 2372 01:52:29.070 --> 01:52:29.550 a 2373 01:52:31.085 --> 01:52:35.005 About $13 a pop. Pop. I'm just like going, geez, now there's 2374 01:52:35.885 --> 01:52:37.165 a market for there. 2375 01:52:37.645 --> 01:52:41.405 All you have to do is undercut them by $4 2376 01:52:41.405 --> 01:52:42.285 and you're good. 2377 01:52:43.020 --> 01:52:43.820 Right. 2378 01:52:44.619 --> 01:52:46.059 But see, that's the thing. 2379 01:52:47.099 --> 01:52:48.139 Well, it 2380 01:52:48.460 --> 01:52:53.019 says this is made from synthetic rubber, but honestly it's like... 2381 01:52:53.980 --> 01:52:54.460 Mine 2382 01:52:56.375 --> 01:53:00.455 So mine aren't. The one I have on the trailer right now, I mean, 2383 01:53:00.935 --> 01:53:05.175 it's got the... I swear, I think it is three d printed because it's got the little lines in it. 2384 01:53:05.575 --> 01:53:11.900 Well, the rubber one in the picture has lines in it. Oh, does it? Yeah. 2385 01:53:13.100 --> 01:53:16.060 I mean, I don't know, honestly, 2386 01:53:16.060 --> 01:53:16.460 it's 2387 01:53:17.020 --> 01:53:19.660 like, how can you patent something like that? 2388 01:53:20.844 --> 01:53:23.804 Because, I mean, it's a simple wedge, 2389 01:53:23.965 --> 01:53:26.445 and wedges have been made for years. 2390 01:53:27.244 --> 01:53:28.364 Mean, it's- The 2391 01:53:28.764 --> 01:53:36.260 thing they probably have to be able to say, Hey, we patent this, is just a little finger grasp hook on the end. 2392 01:53:38.580 --> 01:53:39.380 I mean... As 2393 01:53:39.700 --> 01:53:40.420 a whole. 2394 01:53:41.060 --> 01:53:45.460 Yeah. See, see that's the thing. I I don't know because it's it's just... 2395 01:53:46.375 --> 01:53:47.094 I mean, 2396 01:53:47.494 --> 01:53:48.534 yeah, it's a Yeah. 2397 01:53:50.295 --> 01:53:50.854 Mean, 2398 01:53:51.335 --> 01:54:00.375 wedges have been made, different style of wedges have been made since the beginning of time. Yep, it's a simple... It's classified as a simple machine. 2399 01:54:01.160 --> 01:54:06.360 Yeah, it's like, how can you patent it? I mean, what did he do 2400 01:54:06.920 --> 01:54:09.719 that was different from all the other wedges in the world? 2401 01:54:10.520 --> 01:54:11.880 I don't understand it. 2402 01:54:12.200 --> 01:54:16.520 Think that, like I said, I think all it is is it's the 2403 01:54:16.295 --> 01:54:17.335 turndown 2404 01:54:17.655 --> 01:54:18.614 on 2405 01:54:19.495 --> 01:54:22.135 the back so that you have something to put your finger on. 2406 01:54:22.615 --> 01:54:26.535 Right. Well, okay. Yeah. I could I maybe see that. 2407 01:54:27.415 --> 01:54:31.809 So just make yours a full loop and there you go. You've got... You completely changed it up, 2408 01:54:32.370 --> 01:54:33.969 it's your own patent now. 2409 01:54:34.530 --> 01:54:37.250 I'd just make it for you and let you have the patent. 2410 01:54:40.210 --> 01:54:40.929 You know? 2411 01:54:41.410 --> 01:54:47.845 I'm trying to find ways for you to make a $100,000,000 here, man. Come on. I'm trying to help you make $100,000,000 2412 01:54:47.845 --> 01:54:50.245 Well, see, this isn't... I'm 2413 01:54:50.245 --> 01:54:53.605 the idea guy. You're the one with the printer. 2414 01:54:54.405 --> 01:54:56.085 Well, I mean, we go in business. 2415 01:54:57.560 --> 01:55:01.640 We make 50,000,000 each. Okay? Yeah. Okay. I'm 2416 01:55:01.640 --> 01:55:03.880 happy with that setup. Okay. 2417 01:55:06.360 --> 01:55:08.360 I mean, yeah, seriously, dude. 2418 01:55:08.920 --> 01:55:13.015 You know? And I could freaking print it out of ABS or ASA, 2419 01:55:13.095 --> 01:55:14.295 it would withstand 2420 01:55:15.015 --> 01:55:16.135 the elements. 2421 01:55:16.455 --> 01:55:17.094 Yep. 2422 01:55:18.375 --> 01:55:21.415 Throw that picture up in the chat there, Rich, 2423 01:55:22.290 --> 01:55:24.370 that you took a picture. 2424 01:55:24.770 --> 01:55:25.969 Yeah, hang on. 2425 01:55:26.610 --> 01:55:28.290 Yeah, it's... Mean, this... 2426 01:55:31.010 --> 01:55:32.130

And it's there. 2427 01:55:32.770 --> 01:55:33.170 Okay. 2428 01:55:34.155 --> 01:55:35.114 Because I mean, 2429 01:55:35.515 --> 01:55:38.315 my pigtail fits snug at my trailer. 2430 01:55:38.715 --> 01:55:39.114 I 2431 01:55:40.955 --> 01:55:44.554 run the same truck, the same trailer day in, day out. 2432 01:55:45.115 --> 01:55:46.715 Right. But you say over time, 2433 01:55:47.630 --> 01:55:49.709 year of pigtail will wear out. 2434 01:55:50.270 --> 01:55:51.789 Oh, I'm sure it will. 2435 01:55:52.110 --> 01:55:53.309 That's a given. 2436 01:55:53.949 --> 01:55:55.149 Well, I don't know, 2437 01:55:56.429 --> 01:55:58.510 since y'all change trucks so much, 2438 01:55:58.989 --> 01:55:59.469 you 2439 01:56:00.429 --> 01:56:03.495 get a freaking new truck, what, every two years? 2440 01:56:04.135 --> 01:56:05.255 No, it's... 2441 01:56:05.575 --> 01:56:06.775 I think they're... 2442 01:56:07.895 --> 01:56:08.295 Once 2443 01:56:09.255 --> 01:56:10.855 the lease is 2444 01:56:11.415 --> 01:56:12.055 over, 2445 01:56:13.175 --> 01:56:14.215 then they sell them. 2446 01:56:15.310 --> 01:56:16.190 Okay. 2447 01:56:16.510 --> 01:56:19.710 I can't remember I can't remember how long this lease 2448 01:56:20.030 --> 01:56:23.150 goes for. I I remember my last truck 2449 01:56:23.550 --> 01:56:25.390 when the lease was up... 2450 01:56:26.030 --> 01:56:27.630 No. It went to 2451 01:56:27.965 --> 01:56:29.165 another location, 2452 01:56:29.245 --> 01:56:30.925 so it's already gone. 2453 01:56:31.565 --> 01:56:34.125 I think my truck had like 200,000 2454 01:56:34.125 --> 01:56:35.324 miles on it. 2455 01:56:35.805 --> 01:56:38.685 Wow. But when the lease came up or 2456 01:56:39.245 --> 01:56:40.764 when the lease was done, 2457 01:56:41.325 --> 01:56:42.605 they sold the trucks. 2458 01:56:43.480 --> 01:56:44.119 Ah. 2459 01:56:44.440 --> 01:56:47.800 Because I think my truck was paid off for like about two months 2460 01:56:48.360 --> 01:56:50.679 and it was going. 2461 01:56:51.719 --> 01:56:53.239 But yeah, we're averaging, 2462 01:56:55.239 --> 01:56:57.880 it was like 200, 210,000 2463 01:56:57.880 --> 01:56:58.760 miles 2464 01:56:59.554 --> 01:57:00.434 basically 2465 01:57:00.675 --> 01:57:02.034 for the 2466 01:57:02.675 --> 01:57:04.034 term of the lease. 2467 01:57:04.915 --> 01:57:06.354 Well, I got it converted 2468 01:57:06.755 --> 01:57:08.354 to an STL file. 2469 01:57:08.995 --> 01:57:10.355 The only thing is, is 2470 01:57:11.010 --> 01:57:13.650 I would have to pay for this site 2471 01:57:13.970 --> 01:57:15.810 to download the file. 2472 01:57:16.370 --> 01:57:22.449 But I mean, I could I could figure it out and get it... Get the STL file. 2473 01:57:22.690 --> 01:57:23.570 Oh, here you go. 2474 01:57:24.505 --> 01:57:25.704 On Yeagle 2475 01:57:26.425 --> 01:57:30.184 claims to be pigtail webs three d models to print. 2476 01:57:31.625 --> 01:57:32.824 On which site? 2477 01:57:33.305 --> 01:57:36.585 I'm assuming it's called Yeagle. I don't know. So anyhow. 2478 01:57:37.260 --> 01:57:38.139 Spill it. 2479 01:57:38.940 --> 01:57:42.219 I'm sending it over to you right now. Do 2480 01:57:42.780 --> 01:57:45.179 paste and there. I 2481 01:57:45.820 --> 01:57:48.780 don't know what the details are. It could just be just 2482 01:57:49.355 --> 01:57:49.914 a 2483 01:57:51.435 --> 01:57:53.914 site saying, yeah, you can print it. 2484 01:57:55.035 --> 01:57:58.315 How'd you send it? Snailed me? No, 2485 01:57:58.315 --> 01:57:58.874 through 2486 01:57:59.594 --> 01:58:00.554 the fucking chat. 2487 01:58:01.850 --> 01:58:03.929 Oh, okay. There it is. 2488 01:58:06.570 --> 01:58:08.570 All these sites. Yiggy. 2489 01:58:08.570 --> 01:58:10.010 Somebody lost a hose. 2490 01:58:10.730 --> 01:58:12.010 Must be this dude up here. 2491 01:58:13.145 --> 01:58:14.585 Lost a hose? 2492 01:58:15.065 --> 01:58:15.785 Yeah. 2493 01:58:16.505 --> 01:58:17.545 This is a 2494 01:58:18.265 --> 01:58:19.225 search engine. 2495 01:58:19.625 --> 01:58:24.025 Oh, is it just search engine? No. Okay. No. No. No. No. It's fine, though, because 2496 01:58:26.360 --> 01:58:27.239 it can... 2497 01:58:28.040 --> 01:58:28.679 What 2498 01:58:29.640 --> 01:58:31.560 it does is it searches 2499 01:58:32.440 --> 01:58:33.320 Thingiverse 2500 01:58:33.320 --> 01:58:34.840 and other sites 2501 01:58:35.400 --> 01:58:36.760 and finds the files. 2502 01:58:38.135 --> 01:58:39.655 Thingiverse, that's awesome. 2503 01:58:40.615 --> 01:58:42.295 Yeah, that's 2504 01:58:42.295 --> 01:58:45.175 a three d printing site, Thingiverse. There's 2505 01:58:45.175 --> 01:58:46.295 Thingiverse, 2506 01:58:46.455 --> 01:58:47.655 Maker's World. 2507 01:58:47.975 --> 01:58:49.095 I know Maker's World. 2508 01:58:50.230 --> 01:58:53.510 And a few others. I'm still learning some, 2509 01:58:53.909 --> 01:58:54.550 but 2510 01:58:54.869 --> 01:58:55.429 this... 2511 01:58:56.070 --> 01:58:57.590 Well, I'm on... 2512 01:58:58.070 --> 01:58:58.789 Hang on. 2513 01:58:59.270 --> 01:59:00.550 Let's go to 2514 01:59:02.405 --> 01:59:06.005 To the thingamabob and then switch over to the watch of a collar. 2515 01:59:06.325 --> 01:59:06.965 Exactly. 2516 01:59:09.045 --> 01:59:10.324 Yeah, no, that's- And 2517 01:59:11.125 --> 01:59:13.925 once we get real lucky, we'll get to the gaggle fuck. 2518 01:59:14.510 --> 01:59:17.550 Yep. And then the then the the water hooch. 2519 01:59:18.190 --> 01:59:21.789 No. It's comes right before the cluster screw. 2520 01:59:24.350 --> 01:59:25.390 Yeah. See, I didn't. 2521 01:59:26.445 --> 01:59:28.844 Yeah, I didn't know freaking about this 2522 01:59:29.565 --> 01:59:30.445 site here. 2523 01:59:30.765 --> 01:59:32.045 This is cool. 2524 01:59:32.445 --> 01:59:38.445 It says they have 10,177,846 2525 01:59:38.445 --> 01:59:39.085 models 2526 01:59:39.489 --> 01:59:41.729 of three d printable models 2527 01:59:42.050 --> 01:59:43.570 that they And 2528 01:59:44.290 --> 01:59:44.530 can 2529

01:59:46.449 --> 01:59:47.729 it's across 2530 01:59:48.130 --> 01:59:49.010 different... 2531 01:59:49.570 --> 01:59:50.849 Different sites. 2532 01:59:51.010 --> 01:59:51.330 Yeah. 2533 01:59:52.035 --> 01:59:54.675 And I looked at those pigtails holders, 2534 01:59:56.355 --> 01:59:57.395 they wouldn't 2535 01:59:57.395 --> 01:59:58.435 work for you. 2536 01:59:58.995 --> 02:00:00.515 Hang on a second. Hang 2537 02:00:01.155 --> 02:00:02.275 on a second. 2538 02:00:02.595 --> 02:00:04.915 Either way, I've got the picture I can find. 2539 02:00:05.739 --> 02:00:07.579 That's just wheel chops, guys. 2540 02:00:07.980 --> 02:00:11.579 Yeah. If you want wheel chops, I can print you some. You 2541 02:00:13.179 --> 02:00:16.219 ain't gotta buy them no more. I can print them for you. 2542 02:00:16.860 --> 02:00:17.340 Jesus. 2543 02:00:18.844 --> 02:00:20.684 You can do a lot of shit with 2544 02:00:22.045 --> 02:00:23.485 a three d printer. 2545 02:00:25.005 --> 02:00:25.804 Yeah. 2546 02:00:26.605 --> 02:00:29.885 And, I mean, all all it takes is time and a little bit of filament. 2547 02:00:30.860 --> 02:00:32.060 Drew, Drew. 2548 02:00:33.180 --> 02:00:35.340 Yeah, dude. I'm That's 2549 02:00:35.340 --> 02:00:37.340 when the money comes involved. 2550 02:00:37.820 --> 02:00:40.460 What do you mean? Is the filament. 2551 02:00:41.100 --> 02:00:43.775 That ain't no lie. I don't know. You 2552 02:00:44.895 --> 02:00:45.614 can get, 2553 02:00:46.335 --> 02:00:48.655 like this one site had 10 2554 02:00:49.375 --> 02:00:50.334 kilograms, 2555 02:00:50.735 --> 02:00:53.775 22 pounds of filament, different colors. 2556 02:00:54.415 --> 02:00:56.335 So it's 10 rolls 2557 02:00:56.679 --> 02:00:57.399 for 2558 02:00:57.719 --> 02:00:58.760 $90. 2559 02:00:59.559 --> 02:01:01.159 That's a PTG. 2560 02:01:01.159 --> 02:01:02.039 It's not bad. 2561 02:01:02.840 --> 02:01:03.959 Think about it. 2562 02:01:04.440 --> 02:01:06.359 22 pounds of plastic. 2563 02:01:06.520 --> 02:01:08.440 How much can you print off that? 2564 02:01:09.445 --> 02:01:10.405 A lot. 2565 02:01:11.125 --> 02:01:13.525 Well, I would definitely have to believe you. 2566 02:01:14.165 --> 02:01:15.205 Oh, you can. 2567 02:01:15.845 --> 02:01:17.845 You can. It's it's it's, 2568 02:01:18.405 --> 02:01:19.125 you know, 2569 02:01:19.685 --> 02:01:20.725 hey, dude, 2570 02:01:21.445 --> 02:01:30.160 that one freaking picture you sent me, you know, about the cup holder with the fingers and you set the cup on and the fingers grab it? 2571 02:01:30.560 --> 02:01:32.320 Yeah. Yeah. Where 2572 02:01:33.440 --> 02:01:34.560 did you find that? 2573 02:01:35.360 --> 02:01:37.120 It was just on 2574 02:01:37.705 --> 02:01:39.385 video from Facebook. 2575 02:01:40.265 --> 02:01:41.224 Because I'm 2576 02:01:42.745 --> 02:01:44.025 trying to look for it, 2577 02:01:44.585 --> 02:01:45.224 because 2578 02:01:45.545 --> 02:01:47.144 that would be cool to 2579 02:01:48.265 --> 02:01:48.905 print. 2580 02:01:49.304 --> 02:01:51.625 Yeah, my daughter is everything 2581 02:01:52.190 --> 02:01:54.189 of Nightmare Before Christmas. 2582 02:01:55.070 --> 02:01:56.110 Yeah, I know 2583 02:01:57.150 --> 02:01:58.590 a young lady, 2584 02:01:58.750 --> 02:02:02.510 I've known her since she was like five, 10, 11, 2585 02:02:03.150 --> 02:02:05.165 somewhere around there, 12. 2586 02:02:05.565 --> 02:02:06.045 And 2587 02:02:06.685 --> 02:02:07.324 yeah, 2588 02:02:07.565 --> 02:02:09.485 she loves Tim Burton as well. 2589 02:02:09.885 --> 02:02:11.645 I mean, I've a 2590 02:02:12.045 --> 02:02:16.365 couple of his movies and they're actually pretty good, I gotta say. Yeah. 2591 02:02:17.409 --> 02:02:18.209 You know? 2592 02:02:19.650 --> 02:02:20.369 But 2593 02:02:20.530 --> 02:02:23.969 Chelsea has loved Nightmare Before Christmas 2594 02:02:24.849 --> 02:02:26.689 since she was freaking 2595 02:02:27.730 --> 02:02:28.289 five, 2596 02:02:29.185 --> 02:02:30.385 maybe. Right. 2597 02:02:31.105 --> 02:02:32.304 And she'll be... 2598 02:02:32.705 --> 02:02:33.905 This month? 2599 02:02:34.545 --> 02:02:36.545 She'll be what? So, yeah, she's 2600 02:02:36.784 --> 02:02:37.664 35. 2601 02:02:38.145 --> 02:02:39.344 Oh my gosh. 2602 02:02:39.985 --> 02:02:41.105 His movie isn't it? 2603 02:02:44.760 --> 02:02:46.360 Nightmare Before Christmas? 2604 02:02:47.320 --> 02:02:47.959 Yeah. 2605 02:02:48.360 --> 02:02:51.880 I didn't know that it was it was that old of a movie. 2606 02:02:52.199 --> 02:02:52.920 Hell yeah. 2607 02:02:53.975 --> 02:02:55.574 Oh, yeah. She's been 2608 02:02:55.975 --> 02:02:57.255 just 2609 02:02:58.615 --> 02:03:01.574 gaga over that movie since she's been a kid. 2610 02:03:02.455 --> 02:03:03.175 Right. 2611 02:03:03.815 --> 02:03:04.455 So 2612 02:03:04.695 --> 02:03:06.135 everything 2613 02:03:08.090 --> 02:03:09.929 what is the name? Tim Burton? 2614 02:03:10.409 --> 02:03:14.889 Tim Burton. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He did Nightmare Before Christmas. 2615 02:03:15.449 --> 02:03:17.610 And Weenie is another one, and 2616 02:03:18.265 --> 02:03:19.945 Edward Scissorhands. 2617 02:03:20.345 --> 02:03:22.425 And Beetlejuice, was that one of his? 2618 02:03:22.825 --> 02:03:24.184 I don't think so. 2619 02:03:24.665 --> 02:03:26.585 I think so, actually. 2620 02:03:27.305 --> 02:03:31.145 Because the... I don't know. I have to look up IMDb to see. 2621 02:03:31.880 --> 02:03:36.040 Let's 2622 02:03:36.040 --> 02:03:37.639 see. No, he did. 2623 02:03:38.440 --> 02:03:41.479 Tim Burton did. I was gonna say that the 2624 02:03:42.599 --> 02:03:43.400 sandworm, 2625 02:03:43.400 --> 02:03:45.479 the black and white stripes are kinda 2626 02:03:46.280 --> 02:03:47.195 his thing. 2627 02:03:47.675 --> 02:03:48.394 Right. 2628 02:03:51.755 --> 02:03:52.635 Yeah. No, that's 2629 02:03:53.434 --> 02:03:56.395 He does Wednesday also. I didn't realize that. 2630 02:03:57.930 --> 02:03:59.690 What, the TV show Wednesday? 2631 02:03:59.850 -->

02:04:00.489 Yeah. 2632 02:04:00.730 --> 02:04:01.530 Okay. 2633 02:04:01.930 --> 02:04:03.369 I haven't watched it. 2634 02:04:03.770 --> 02:04:04.489 Hey, 2635 02:04:04.650 --> 02:04:08.090 you know what I can make? What can you make? I 2636 02:04:08.250 --> 02:04:09.210 can make a 2637 02:04:09.770 --> 02:04:11.050 can make a trebuchet. 2638 02:04:14.925 --> 02:04:16.765 Bling spitballs at people. 2639 02:04:17.165 --> 02:04:18.365 That would be cool. 2640 02:04:18.765 --> 02:04:19.485 Yep. 2641 02:04:19.805 --> 02:04:22.285 Man, the last time I had a 2642 02:04:22.845 --> 02:04:25.245 spitball gun, we used a 2643 02:04:26.260 --> 02:04:28.019 piece of a hanger 2644 02:04:28.100 --> 02:04:30.260 and an old pick pen. 2645 02:04:30.820 --> 02:04:33.539 I used to make match guns. That's what I used to make. 2646 02:04:34.179 --> 02:04:36.260 Match guns? What do mean? Yeah. 2647 02:04:36.739 --> 02:04:43.075 Okay. The old before they had safety, the safety strike matches, they used to have strike anywheres, 2648 02:04:43.075 --> 02:04:45.315 right? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. 2649 02:04:45.475 --> 02:04:47.074 Well, you take a clothespin 2650 02:04:47.555 --> 02:04:54.980 and you take it apart. You take the spring, set it off to the side, and you got the other two parts, the two wooden pieces. 2651 02:04:55.700 --> 02:04:57.699 Where the spring sat, 2652 02:04:58.420 --> 02:05:00.340 you would cut a little 2653 02:05:00.660 --> 02:05:01.699 wedge out. 2654 02:05:01.940 --> 02:05:02.500 So 2655 02:05:03.380 --> 02:05:04.659 when you go to, 2656 02:05:04.980 --> 02:05:09.060 because that's going be where you, when you cock it back, that's where 2657 02:05:08.995 --> 02:05:10.195 the spring sets. 2658 02:05:10.995 --> 02:05:12.195 And so you would, 2659 02:05:12.595 --> 02:05:14.275 the way you would take it, 2660 02:05:15.155 --> 02:05:17.075 you would have one end 2661 02:05:17.235 --> 02:05:26.750 pointed down, you'd have the other kind of broken half and set on top. You just kind of string it together, hold it all together that way. And then you take a matchstick 2662 02:05:26.750 --> 02:05:28.110 and you would use the 2663 02:05:28.510 --> 02:05:30.110 wooden end of the matchstick, 2664 02:05:30.270 --> 02:05:31.710 shove it into the 2665 02:05:32.830 --> 02:05:33.949 matchstick gun 2666 02:05:34.350 --> 02:05:38.835 to cock it so it would actually push that spring back, fell into 2667 02:05:38.995 --> 02:05:40.594 the little retaining hole. 2668 02:05:41.075 --> 02:05:45.635 And then you turn around and put it in upside down. So you put the 2669 02:05:46.035 --> 02:05:46.994 strike in 2670 02:05:47.315 --> 02:05:48.114 inside 2671 02:05:48.435 --> 02:05:53.370 the gun. And then when you hit it, push it, you could, it would hit the 2672 02:05:54.090 --> 02:05:55.050 end of the 2673 02:05:55.450 --> 02:06:07.130 matchstick and you didn't actually have to run it or strike anywhere matches. You don't have to just run it across something rough. You can actually hit the end of it hard enough or if you hit it hard enough, it'll light. 2674 02:06:07.824 --> 02:06:11.184 And so you could sit there and shoot a little flaming 2675 02:06:11.744 --> 02:06:14.064 arc across the classroom with it. 2676 02:06:14.625 --> 02:06:19.344 Oh, okay. So we used to do that in science class. It's the only place we were allowed to play with them. 2677 02:06:20.239 --> 02:06:21.840 That's a bummer. Yeah. 2678 02:06:22.160 --> 02:06:25.840 Mister Dick was the one that told us and then he's like, yeah, y'all bring one. 2679 02:06:26.080 --> 02:06:30.159 Bring them. Y'all start shooting things. They only do it on here during the... After 2680 02:06:30.800 --> 02:06:31.600 instruction. 2681 02:06:31.600 --> 02:06:31.840 So 2682 02:06:32.835 --> 02:06:33.875 you, Leah, 2683 02:06:34.195 --> 02:06:36.115 by the time the science 2684 02:06:36.915 --> 02:06:40.755 class was over with, walk out, the place smell like burnt up sulfur. 2685 02:06:41.155 --> 02:06:41.795 Oh, 2686 02:06:43.635 --> 02:06:46.515 that's fun. We had a lot... We had a good time with mister Dick. 2687 02:06:48.120 --> 02:06:52.680 Got tired got tired of listening to science stuff, just mention, you know, 2688 02:06:53.080 --> 02:07:02.600 a Mercedes Benz Goldwing or some other type of car. And, my gosh. I'm I'm... He'd go off on a tirade about cars and stuff. You'd be talking to him about cars for 2689 02:07:03.075 --> 02:07:04.275 for for 2690 02:07:05.155 --> 02:07:07.555 the rest of the rest of the period. It was great. 2691 02:07:07.955 --> 02:07:08.755 Okay. 2692 02:07:09.315 --> 02:07:12.515 So... But... Yeah. Yeah. You can actually make a matchstick. 2693 02:07:13.235 --> 02:07:16.195 Make a gun a gun that shoots flaming matchsticks. 2694 02:07:17.239 --> 02:07:18.440 Okay. 2695 02:07:19.239 --> 02:07:20.599 Oh, hey, dude. 2696 02:07:20.920 --> 02:07:21.639 Yep. 2697 02:07:22.040 --> 02:07:22.679 Remember 2698 02:07:23.640 --> 02:07:27.880 in that meeting I went to, they was talking about that potapalooza? 2699 02:07:28.535 --> 02:07:29.255 Yeah. 2700 02:07:29.655 --> 02:07:30.855 I went to that. 2701 02:07:31.175 --> 02:07:35.415 Did you? Yeah. And how'd that go? It was good. It was cool. 2702 02:07:35.735 --> 02:07:36.695 Met some 2703 02:07:37.095 --> 02:07:40.375 more guys from the club and everything. Nice 2704 02:07:40.535 --> 02:07:41.095 guys 2705 02:07:41.640 --> 02:07:42.920 and all like that. 2706 02:07:44.120 --> 02:07:45.239 Yeah, no, it 2707 02:07:45.720 --> 02:07:46.680 was a good time. 2708 02:07:47.080 --> 02:07:51.720 Good. Did you bring any of your setup or did you just use what they had 2709 02:07:52.120 --> 02:07:53.000 set up there? 2710 02:07:53.755 --> 02:07:54.474 Well, 2711 02:07:55.035 --> 02:07:58.474 I had brought my stuff as well, because I mean, 2712 02:07:59.435 --> 02:07:59.835 you 2713 02:08:02.155 --> 02:08:04.074 never know. Things break 2714 02:08:04.395 --> 02:08:06.155 this way, there was always extra. 2715

02:08:06.760 --> 02:08:08.119 Right. But 2716 02:08:09.639 --> 02:08:11.320 yeah, I just use their stuff. 2717 02:08:11.800 --> 02:08:12.679 Okay, 2718 02:08:12.840 --> 02:08:13.479 cool. 2719 02:08:14.280 --> 02:08:16.599 Well, I'm glad you got to have fun with that. 2720 02:08:16.920 --> 02:08:17.719 I did. 2721 02:08:18.199 --> 02:08:20.040 Which park did you go to? 2722 02:08:20.935 --> 02:08:22.054 Well, it's 2723 02:08:22.935 --> 02:08:25.014 a fairly new park actually. 2724 02:08:25.415 --> 02:08:26.374 It just 2725 02:08:28.135 --> 02:08:29.894 East of Bayou La Batre, 2726 02:08:30.535 --> 02:08:31.094 and 2727 02:08:31.655 --> 02:08:35.175 it's out in the woods. I mean, you wouldn't know 2728 02:08:35.540 --> 02:08:36.180 In 2729 02:08:36.340 --> 02:08:37.700 fact, one of the guys 2730 02:08:37.860 --> 02:08:39.700 lives ten minutes from there, 2731 02:08:40.260 --> 02:08:41.060 less 2732 02:08:41.220 --> 02:08:43.380 than ten minutes, and he didn't even know it. 2733 02:08:43.940 --> 02:08:44.500 Wow. 2734 02:08:44.820 --> 02:08:45.460 Yeah. 2735 02:08:46.740 --> 02:08:49.780 And it's a very small park. Five acres, 2736 02:08:50.100 --> 02:08:50.340 but 2737 02:08:52.245 --> 02:08:54.804 BLM took it over for some reason, 2738 02:08:55.364 --> 02:08:57.284 made it into a park, then 2739 02:08:57.685 --> 02:09:00.565 I guess someone put it through 2740 02:09:00.725 --> 02:09:03.125 the POTA system and they made it a POTA park. 2741 02:09:03.830 --> 02:09:05.750 Oh, okay. So... 2742 02:09:06.550 --> 02:09:07.750 It's... I mean, it's 2743 02:09:08.150 --> 02:09:08.949 not much. 2744 02:09:13.190 --> 02:09:15.190 Maps can't even find it. Okay? 2745 02:09:16.225 --> 02:09:17.025 There's a... Yeah. 2746 02:09:17.905 --> 02:09:27.264 There's a house just on the north side because I looked at Google Maps because I was reading the directions that they gave in the email 2747 02:09:27.665 --> 02:09:30.225 and I was looking on Google Maps 2748 02:09:30.850 --> 02:09:35.010 and I found a house just north of that park. 2749 02:09:35.730 --> 02:09:37.490 And so I used that address 2750 02:09:37.970 --> 02:09:38.530 and 2751 02:09:39.010 --> 02:09:43.250 it took me right to it. And then once I saw the turn in for the park, 2752 02:09:44.355 --> 02:09:46.755 you know, I went in and it's 2753 02:09:47.155 --> 02:09:49.715 just basically a big circle and, you know, 2754 02:09:50.195 --> 02:09:51.715 mowed grass and areas, 2755 02:09:52.035 --> 02:09:53.474 you know, nice areas, 2756 02:09:53.715 --> 02:09:56.115 maybe a walking trail through there. I didn't walk, 2757 02:09:57.460 --> 02:09:59.219 off through there, but I mean, 2758 02:09:59.619 --> 02:10:00.900 it's a nice little place. 2759 02:10:01.780 --> 02:10:03.059 Nice and quiet Yeah. So, 2760 02:10:05.300 --> 02:10:09.460 I mean, the thing is for me, the drive was like forty five minutes. 2761 02:10:10.565 --> 02:10:12.005 That's 2762 02:10:12.005 --> 02:10:13.765 just because it was on back roads. 2763 02:10:14.245 --> 02:10:15.205 Oh, okay. 2764 02:10:15.445 --> 02:10:16.405 So yeah, 2765 02:10:17.845 --> 02:10:20.485 on the back roads in Alabama, you can't really... 2766 02:10:20.965 --> 02:10:21.765 Well, can, 2767 02:10:22.290 --> 02:10:24.289 but you could get caught. 2768 02:10:25.250 --> 02:10:26.849 So 2769 02:10:27.170 --> 02:10:31.169 I just drove right around speed limit, maybe a little over. 2770 02:10:32.610 --> 02:10:35.489 But it was still cool because, I mean, it's 2771 02:10:35.489 --> 02:10:36.130 just out there. 2772 02:10:36.925 --> 02:10:38.445 If you don't know it's there, 2773 02:10:38.845 --> 02:10:39.405 you 2774 02:10:40.285 --> 02:10:43.485 gonna figure it out. You ain't gonna find it. Nope. 2775 02:10:43.725 --> 02:10:45.725 You'll drive right past it, not 2776 02:10:46.205 --> 02:10:46.845 even look. 2777 02:10:50.780 --> 02:10:52.699 But yeah, I went, it's cool. 2778 02:10:53.340 --> 02:10:54.139 Cool. 2779 02:10:54.219 --> 02:10:55.340 Awesome, awesome. 2780 02:10:55.980 --> 02:10:58.459 Well, I'm glad you got to 2781 02:10:59.900 --> 02:11:01.099 partake in 2782 02:11:01.735 --> 02:11:03.575 that activity because you were 2783 02:11:04.055 --> 02:11:05.415 looking extremely 2784 02:11:05.415 --> 02:11:06.615 forward to it. 2785 02:11:06.935 --> 02:11:07.655 Yeah, 2786 02:11:08.135 --> 02:11:08.855 yeah, I 2787 02:11:09.575 --> 02:11:11.015 left Bella at home 2788 02:11:11.495 --> 02:11:12.295 because 2789 02:11:12.375 --> 02:11:14.055 I didn't know 2790 02:11:14.290 --> 02:11:24.289 who all was going to be there. I didn't know how they felt about dogs. I mean, it probably wasn't a big deal. And I mean, you know, I had mentioned to the guys that, you know, I'd left, you know, my 2791 02:11:24.690 --> 02:11:29.010 dog at home and they're like, You could have brought her. We don't care. 2792 02:11:30.085 --> 02:11:31.685 So next time, 2793 02:11:32.165 --> 02:11:35.765 you know, because I mean, I've got it set up now where 2794 02:11:36.085 --> 02:11:36.645 I 2795 02:11:37.045 --> 02:11:41.125 can just hook her to one of my D rings and she has a long 2796 02:11:41.125 --> 02:11:41.605 lead, 2797 02:11:42.350 --> 02:11:42.909 so 2798 02:11:43.390 --> 02:11:44.830 she can't go anywhere. 2799 02:11:46.110 --> 02:11:49.389 Until she sees a squirrel and runs and rips her pants off. 2800 02:11:49.790 --> 02:11:52.510 No, no, no, no. She's 2801 02:11:52.510 --> 02:11:55.470 tied with D rings and they're hooked to her and 2802 02:11:56.105 --> 02:11:59.545 that line will stretch a little bit, but it won't stretch that far. 2803 02:11:59.865 --> 02:12:00.585 Wow. 2804 02:12:01.305 --> 02:12:05.705 I thought I had a good idea like that also. I had a little short leash 2805 02:12:05.705 --> 02:12:06.585 for rein 2806 02:12:06.905 --> 02:12:11.270 until she saw a cat. And like I said, she ripped my pants off. 2807 02:12:12.150 --> 02:12:12.790 Yeah. 2808 02:12:15.270 --> 02:12:17.670 It's blew the whole... One whole

side 2809 02:12:18.310 --> 02:12:21.270 of the pants off. So I had to embarrassingly 2810 02:12:21.270 --> 02:12:22.870 walk back with a 2811 02:12:23.135 --> 02:12:24.815 freaking blown out pants. 2812 02:12:25.775 --> 02:12:26.974 Yeah. It's crazy. 2813 02:12:27.695 --> 02:12:29.934 Yep. I learned don't do that no more. 2814 02:12:30.574 --> 02:12:33.614 Oh, he did... Tim Burton did Mars Attacks. Didn't know that. 2815 02:12:38.430 --> 02:12:39.710 But yeah, no, it 2816 02:12:40.270 --> 02:12:43.630 was good times. Then we went to Buffalo Wild Wings. 2817 02:12:44.510 --> 02:12:45.630 There you go. 2818 02:12:46.190 --> 02:12:52.945 Yeah, it was okay. Got... I'm not a big fan of Buffalo Wild Wings, but a lot of people do, so. Yeah, I 2819 02:12:55.025 --> 02:12:56.145 wasn't impressed. 2820 02:12:56.945 --> 02:13:02.385 I think that was maybe like only the second or third Buffalo Wild Wings I'd ever been in. 2821 02:13:03.520 --> 02:13:04.079 So 2822 02:13:04.480 --> 02:13:07.360 it doesn't bother me if if I don't go back. 2823 02:13:09.120 --> 02:13:11.840 I'd rather go to, like, Whataburger or something. 2824 02:13:13.360 --> 02:13:15.040 You know? Heck yeah. 2825 02:13:16.585 --> 02:13:19.625 I'd 2826 02:13:19.625 --> 02:13:20.745 take a Whataburger, 2827 02:13:21.145 --> 02:13:22.585 Mark Bake. Any day. 2828 02:13:22.985 --> 02:13:24.025 Shoot. Yeah. 2829 02:13:24.745 --> 02:13:26.265 So... Yeah. No. That's... 2830 02:13:26.745 --> 02:13:27.705 And then 2831 02:13:28.105 --> 02:13:28.985 on the twelfth, 2832 02:13:29.790 --> 02:13:31.309 everyone's meeting at 2833 02:13:31.710 --> 02:13:33.629 that restaurant for Thanksgiving 2834 02:13:35.309 --> 02:13:36.349 get together. 2835 02:13:36.989 --> 02:13:38.030 So 2836 02:13:38.110 --> 02:13:39.550 I'm gonna go to that one 2837 02:13:39.790 --> 02:13:43.229 because I ordered them shirts and I gotta 2838 02:13:43.550 --> 02:13:45.389 pay Diane for them shirts 2839 02:13:46.785 --> 02:13:47.825 that I ordered. 2840 02:13:50.865 --> 02:13:54.225 So yeah, no, and after that, nah, shoot. 2841 02:13:55.505 --> 02:13:56.305 Mean, I 2842 02:13:57.425 --> 02:13:59.345 think that'd be about it, I don't know. 2843 02:14:00.360 --> 02:14:01.400 I'll 2844 02:14:01.400 --> 02:14:03.480 just have to look on the website. 2845 02:14:04.280 --> 02:14:07.080 Oh, yeah. I saw a scanner 2846 02:14:09.160 --> 02:14:10.760 for three d printing. 2847 02:14:12.614 --> 02:14:15.414 Ain't no way I'm ever gonna get one of 2848 02:14:16.215 --> 02:14:18.454 They're $1,600. 2849 02:14:18.934 --> 02:14:19.814 Oh, wow. 2850 02:14:20.215 --> 02:14:28.119 Yeah. I was like, I saw that price. I think it popped up on Facebook or whatnot. I'm like, yeah, hell no. 2851 02:14:28.520 --> 02:14:30.280 Not no, but hell no. 2852 02:14:30.599 --> 02:14:32.760 Not but hell no. 2853 02:14:33.320 --> 02:14:34.519 I mean, damn. 2854 02:14:34.840 --> 02:14:35.879 That's no. 2855 02:14:38.760 --> 02:14:41.079 Mean What is it? One of those LiDAR

standards? 2856 02:14:41.835 --> 02:14:43.594 Yeah, I think so. Yeah, 2857 02:14:44.235 --> 02:14:46.715 it was a handheld thing and you just 2858 02:14:47.435 --> 02:14:48.554 scanned whatever 2859 02:14:48.715 --> 02:14:49.594 and it 2860 02:14:50.235 --> 02:14:52.395 would put it in the program and 2861 02:14:52.795 --> 02:14:54.235 you could make an 2862 02:14:54.679 --> 02:14:57.479 STL file from it and prompt. 2863 02:14:57.800 --> 02:14:58.280 Yeah. 2864 02:14:58.760 --> 02:15:01.800 But... Yeah. Yeah. $15.99? 2865 02:15:01.800 --> 02:15:02.920 I don't think so. 2866 02:15:03.239 --> 02:15:05.000 Come on. You can afford $16. 2867 02:15:06.775 --> 02:15:07.494 Maybe, 2868 02:15:07.655 --> 02:15:09.815 but not $1,600. 2869 02:15:13.095 --> 02:15:15.895 Yeah. No. Yeah. Yeah. $1,600. 2870 02:15:15.895 --> 02:15:17.735 Now... And that was on sale. 2871 02:15:18.470 --> 02:15:20.469 I'm like, No, hell no, I'm good. 2872 02:15:21.190 --> 02:15:26.310 I still got a whole bunch of other stuff I can print before I even need to think about scanning 2873 02:15:26.950 --> 02:15:27.670 something. 2874 02:15:28.150 --> 02:15:29.270 You know what I mean? 2875 02:15:29.590 --> 02:15:30.150 Oh yeah. 2876 02:15:31.364 --> 02:15:34.724 So yeah, it's like, yeah, nope. Oh, I finally 2877 02:15:36.005 --> 02:15:37.364 printed a comb 2878 02:15:37.605 --> 02:15:38.405 because 2879 02:15:38.645 --> 02:15:40.324 before when I tried, 2880 02:15:41.925 --> 02:15:44.770 the print was messing up, you know? 2881 02:15:45.490 --> 02:15:46.930 Because I tried two other 2882 02:15:47.330 --> 02:15:48.050 times, 2883 02:15:48.210 --> 02:15:49.969 my first two times and 2884 02:15:50.130 --> 02:15:52.610 man, it was mangled up. 2885 02:15:53.090 --> 02:15:55.410 So I had to dry my filament is what it was. 2886 02:15:56.224 --> 02:15:59.264 And so I used my dehydrator and dried my filament, 2887 02:15:59.664 --> 02:16:01.664 then I printed a comb 2888 02:16:01.985 --> 02:16:02.784 and 2889 02:16:02.864 --> 02:16:04.784 by God, it printed perfect. 2890 02:16:08.465 --> 02:16:10.465 So I've got a red comb 2891 02:16:10.849 --> 02:16:13.329 for when my hair gets a little longer. 2892 02:16:14.210 --> 02:16:15.409 Dude, you awake? 2893 02:16:16.610 --> 02:16:17.969 Say that again? 2894 02:16:18.130 --> 02:16:19.169 You awake? 2895 02:16:19.809 --> 02:16:20.690 Barely, 2896 02:16:20.690 --> 02:16:22.050 but go ahead. 2897 02:16:22.449 --> 02:16:26.905 I was going to say you were sounding like you was fixing the past the fuck out. 2898 02:16:28.025 --> 02:16:29.865 Way the fuck out. 2899 02:16:32.025 --> 02:16:33.065 Yeah. I 2900 02:16:34.345 --> 02:16:36.345 just heard a little bit of noise. I'm like, Yeah, 2901 02:16:37.970 --> 02:16:39.250 fixing to just 2902 02:16:39.811 --> 02:16:41.171 just kill. Fall off. 2903 02:16:42.851 --> 02:16:45.250 Oh yeah, fixing to like get 2904 02:16:45.650 --> 02:16:46.931 that chainsaw, 2905 02:16:47.811 --> 02:16:48.851 get it oiled, 2906 02:16:49.505 --> 02:16:51.186 get it revved up and 2907 02:16:51.825 --> 02:16:53.745 fucking start sawing logs. 2908 02:16:54.064 --> 02:16:55.345 Right. Yeah. 2909 02:16:56.785 --> 02:16:57.745 Yeah. I 2910 02:16:58.145 --> 02:17:00.145 finally cut my hedges today. 2911 02:17:00.625 --> 02:17:04.944 Oh, did you? Yeah. I got tired of being too tall 2912 02:17:05.340 --> 02:17:05.980 I 2913 02:17:07.100 --> 02:17:09.820 just took that whatever that thing is, 2914 02:17:10.460 --> 02:17:12.460 that electric hedge cutter, whatever, 2915 02:17:12.780 --> 02:17:13.260 and 2916 02:17:13.979 --> 02:17:17.020 I just butchered the shit out of both of 2917 02:17:19.625 --> 02:17:20.985 Oh, I did too. I 2918 02:17:21.865 --> 02:17:24.105 didn't care. So basically, 2919 02:17:24.185 --> 02:17:26.186 of having hedges, you have 2920 02:17:26.745 --> 02:17:28.266 sticks and stumps? 2921 02:17:28.985 --> 02:17:31.065 Well, I did leave a few leaves, so. 2922 02:17:31.880 --> 02:17:32.681 Oh, 2923 02:17:32.840 --> 02:17:33.480 okay. 2924 02:17:34.681 --> 02:17:35.961 Like eight? 2925 02:17:36.920 --> 02:17:38.041 Yeah, maybe. 2926 02:17:38.520 --> 02:17:39.160 Yeah. 2927 02:17:39.480 --> 02:17:41.961 Well, they might come back, they may not. 2928 02:17:42.520 --> 02:17:43.721 Oh no, they will. 2929 02:17:44.306 --> 02:17:45.186 Okay. 2930 02:17:45.505 --> 02:17:47.025 I did it last year 2931 02:17:47.346 --> 02:17:48.065 and 2932 02:17:48.226 --> 02:17:49.985 they grew back up again. 2933 02:17:50.465 --> 02:17:52.546 Oh, okay. And so 2934 02:17:53.346 --> 02:17:53.905 I 2935 02:17:54.465 --> 02:17:56.306 went out there and murdered them again. 2936 02:17:57.330 --> 02:17:59.650 I'm paying for it, I'll tell you that right now. 2937 02:18:00.051 --> 02:18:04.450 Ah, man, you are. So it's like, yeah, no, I'm 2938 02:18:04.450 --> 02:18:05.490 good right now. 2939 02:18:06.530 --> 02:18:09.171 But I got that done and all 2940 02:18:09.490 --> 02:18:12.530 those limbs and stuff on my trailer, I got them off 2941 02:18:13.065 --> 02:18:16.505 as well. Oh, okay. Yeah, it was funny. Was 2942 02:18:17.945 --> 02:18:19.705 fixing to load the trailer and 2943 02:18:20.425 --> 02:18:22.825 since I was going to use the Jeep, 2944 02:18:23.065 --> 02:18:27.065 I just opened the door, Bella jumped in, I just closed the door and 2945 02:18:27.840 --> 02:18:34.960 Bella was sitting there and I'm driving through the yard and Bella's looking around like, Dad, what are you doing? What are you doing? Dad, dad, what are you doing? 2946 02:18:35.280 --> 02:18:39.680 Then I hooked up the trailer and pulled out and, 2947 02:18:40.205 --> 02:18:44.686 you know, backed down the front yard there. And Bella's just like, 2948 02:18:45.404 --> 02:18:50.205 Yeah, this is my yard. What are you doing, dad? What are you doing? And then I'd get out, 2949 02:18:50.604 --> 02:18:58.370 I'd cut them limbs and I'd start throwing them on the trailer. Bella's sitting in the driver's seat looking. Oh, of

course. She's a supervisor. 2950 02:18:58.770 --> 02:19:00.530 Yeah. Oh yeah, right? 2951 02:19:01.570 --> 02:19:02.290 And 2952 02:19:02.850 --> 02:19:10.370 so I did that, then I pulled up to the front when I got out and did it again. It was funny, Bella was sitting in my seat. I'm like, Girl, 2953 02:19:11.016 --> 02:19:12.535 get the hell out of my seat. 2954 02:19:12.855 --> 02:19:14.296 And she jumps in the back. 2955 02:19:14.855 --> 02:19:16.376 I'm like, Oh my God, 2956 02:19:16.775 --> 02:19:18.855 fucking killing me. But yeah, 2957 02:19:20.136 --> 02:19:22.855 I did that and unloaded everything 2958 02:19:23.280 --> 02:19:25.200 and she just sat in the Jeep and 2959 02:19:25.680 --> 02:19:27.200 then got out 2960 02:19:27.600 --> 02:19:34.320 and went inside and I put her harness on her and I went and got gas because I have to go to the VA tomorrow. 2961 02:19:35.215 --> 02:19:38.655 I've got a doctor's appointment tomorrow and Wednesday, 2962 02:19:38.975 --> 02:19:40.335 so I have to go twice. 2963 02:19:46.654 --> 02:19:50.175 Yeah, I took Bella with me and 2964 02:19:49.370 --> 02:19:52.170 oh God, she saw some other 2965 02:19:52.649 --> 02:19:54.890 dogs and man, she just went 2966 02:19:55.370 --> 02:19:56.010 nuts. 2967 02:19:56.890 --> 02:19:58.490 I'm like, Shut up, girl. 2968 02:20:00.970 --> 02:20:04.250 She's like, Oh no, I want to meet him, daddy. No, you don't. 2969 02:20:04.766 --> 02:20:05.966 You don't get to. 2970 02:20:06.925 --> 02:20:07.645 So 2971 02:20:08.045 --> 02:20:09.405 that's 2972 02:20:09.405 --> 02:20:10.926 about what I did today. 2973 02:20:11.165 --> 02:20:13.726 Had her fire cut some bushes and 2974 02:20:13.806 --> 02:20:14.686 went and 2975 02:20:15.165 --> 02:20:15.885 got gas. 2976 02:20:17.100 --> 02:20:20.300 Did you have a lot of limbs come down from the 2977 02:20:20.780 --> 02:20:22.380 storm a couple weeks ago? 2978 02:20:22.860 --> 02:20:25.660 Not really, no. Small ones, 2979 02:20:26.140 --> 02:20:29.660 small ones. I freaking hate them. Oh yeah, it's funny 2980 02:20:30.625 --> 02:20:33.266 when we got out of the Jeep and everything, 2981 02:20:33.665 --> 02:20:36.386 I found a few more sticks that were on the ground. 2982 02:20:36.945 --> 02:20:37.426 So 2983 02:20:38.306 --> 02:20:43.505 I picked them up and as I was picking them sticks up, Bella ran 2984 02:20:43.505 --> 02:20:46.870 up and was like, I'm gonna grab this one and play with it. 2985 02:20:47.909 --> 02:20:57.109 When we got to the trailer, I broke it. I threw it for her and she went and chomped it in two, grabbed a small piece and then started gnawing on that piece. 2986 02:20:58.035 --> 02:20:59.635 I'm like, you're freaking 2987 02:20:59.635 --> 02:21:00.436 eat up. 2988 02:21:01.155 --> 02:21:03.875 Well, at least it doesn't have any 2989 02:21:04.435 --> 02:21:05.556 stuffing 2990 02:21:06.915 --> 02:21:08.115 Amen. To 2991 02:21:08.515 --> 02:21:10.195 dry and digest with. 2992 02:21:10.960 --> 02:21:11.760 Amen.

2993 02:21:12.239 --> 02:21:16.399 Now all those little splinters and pieces of wood, 2994 02:21:17.040 --> 02:21:17.680 now 2995 02:21:18.079 --> 02:21:19.920 you get to deal with that shit. 2996 02:21:20.560 --> 02:21:21.200 Right. 2997 02:21:21.840 --> 02:21:28.636 Yeah, no, and like her rope or some of her other toys, she shreds them and 2998 02:21:28.875 --> 02:21:30.395 then eats the string. 2999 02:21:31.035 --> 02:21:34.796 And it's like, I don't. And it's like, why the hell are you eating the string? 3000 02:21:35.115 --> 02:21:36.556 It's like, shit, you got food, 3001 02:21:37.690 --> 02:21:39.450 you know, if you're that damn hungry. 3002 02:21:40.170 --> 02:21:41.530 But oh no, she 3003 02:21:42.250 --> 02:21:43.130 has to 3004 02:21:45.210 --> 02:21:46.410 eat the string 3005 02:21:48.010 --> 02:21:49.051 and the fuzzing 3006 02:21:49.210 --> 02:21:51.050 or the... And the fuzzing, yeah. 3007 02:21:51.725 --> 02:21:53.165 The batting and stuff. 3008 02:21:53.405 --> 02:21:55.966 Yeah. It's like, all right, whatever. 3009 02:21:56.525 --> 02:21:57.966 I ain't doing that. 3010 02:22:03.005 --> 02:22:04.525 Because tomorrow 3011 02:22:04.605 --> 02:22:06.205 I'm gonna take my hearing aids in, 3012 02:22:07.189 --> 02:22:08.630 I'm gonna get them fixed, 3013 02:22:09.189 --> 02:22:11.030 so I'll get them back, thank goodness. 3014 02:22:11.670 --> 02:22:14.550 Maybe this damn ringing in my ears will freaking stop. 3015 02:22:15.270 --> 02:22:18.710 Yeah, you just never know, they may have your teeth done 3016 02:22:19.270 --> 02:22:20.550 when you go in there as well. 3017 02:22:21.614 --> 02:22:25.215 Dude, you are just so full of fucking joys. Unreal. 3018 02:22:27.614 --> 02:22:31.535 Well, I haven't gotten them back to you, and they fixed them yet? 3019 02:22:32.255 --> 02:22:34.895 I haven't taken them in yet. I'm gonna take them in tomorrow. 3020 02:22:35.990 --> 02:22:38.951 I thought you already took them in. No. 3021 02:22:39.511 --> 02:22:41.991 Like before I even got there. 3022 02:22:42.551 --> 02:22:45.110 No, they didn't break till after you left, dude. 3023 02:22:46.391 --> 02:22:47.671 Or no, they broke 3024 02:22:48.471 --> 02:22:50.391 while you were here, didn't they? 3025 02:22:51.315 --> 02:22:54.436 No, they broke right before I got there, 3026 02:22:54.915 --> 02:22:56.755 and you were gonna take them in 3027 02:22:57.155 --> 02:22:59.715 to get them fixed before I got there. 3028 02:23:00.515 --> 02:23:03.315 It ain't been that long, has it? Yes, 3029 02:23:04.750 --> 02:23:05.790 It has. 3030 02:23:06.270 --> 02:23:07.551 You sure about that? 3031 02:23:08.190 --> 02:23:08.910 Yeah. 3032 02:23:09.470 --> 02:23:13.950 You said you're gonna... You broke them like about two weeks before I got there. 3033 02:23:14.351 --> 02:23:16.510 And you said that you were gonna take them in 3034 02:23:17.025 --> 02:23:18.385 and get them fixed. 3035 02:23:19.345 --> 02:23:20.306 I 3036 02:23:22.705 --> 02:23:26.226 do not remember that. So you're slacking. 3037 02:23:27.104 --> 02:23:29.985 Yeah. I guess I am. Well, I'm Yeah. You 3038 02:23:31.359 --> 02:23:33.360 most definitely are slacking. 3039 02:23:33.840 --> 02:23:34.880 I'm 3040 02:23:34.880 --> 02:23:35.840 going to take my 3041 02:23:36.160 --> 02:23:37.600 partial in too 3042 02:23:37.920 --> 02:23:38.640 and 3043 02:23:39.359 --> 02:23:41.680 turn that in, because hopefully 3044 02:23:41.840 --> 02:23:48.604 they can make another new one. I'll just tell them I'll be back Wednesday because I've got another doctor's appointment Wednesday 3045 02:23:48.685 --> 02:23:49.805 at the VA. 3046 02:23:50.045 --> 02:23:53.805 I'll just tell them that I'll come in Wednesday and pick them up. 3047 02:23:54.524 --> 02:23:55.564 So hopefully 3048 02:23:55.805 --> 02:23:57.244 I will be back to normal. 3049 02:23:57.900 --> 02:23:59.900 Do you think they'll have a 3050 02:24:00.620 --> 02:24:02.940 new parcel back that quickly? 3051 02:24:03.020 --> 02:24:03.980 Yep. 3052 02:24:04.860 --> 02:24:05.740 Oh, okay. 3053 02:24:06.140 --> 02:24:07.660 Yeah, because the 3054 02:24:08.780 --> 02:24:09.580 lady that 3055 02:24:10.155 --> 02:24:10.955 normally 3056 02:24:11.274 --> 02:24:12.155 does it, 3057 02:24:12.635 --> 02:24:21.035 they're supposed to have two people, but the other lady, I guess, has medical issues or whatnot. I don't know. That's 3058 02:24:21.035 --> 02:24:21.755 what they tell me. 3059 02:24:24.450 --> 02:24:25.490 But yeah, they 3060 02:24:25.971 --> 02:24:26.851 do them 3061 02:24:27.170 --> 02:24:28.131 right then. 3062 02:24:28.931 --> 02:24:32.770 Oh, okay. Good. Normally the same day, because 3063 02:24:33.170 --> 02:24:38.466 the last time it happened, the lady was like, Yeah, yeah, come back about two. 3064 02:24:38.785 --> 02:24:41.105 I'm like, I live in Pascagoula. 3065 02:24:41.665 --> 02:24:42.865 She's like, Yeah. 3066 02:24:43.186 --> 02:24:44.065 No, 3067 02:24:44.065 --> 02:24:44.786 I'm not. 3068 02:24:45.105 --> 02:24:47.506 I'll be back, you know, later. 3069 02:24:47.825 --> 02:24:49.665 It was like a month before I got back. 3070 02:24:50.500 --> 02:24:52.341 Well, 3071 02:24:53.780 --> 02:24:54.261 I'm 3072 02:24:55.460 --> 02:24:58.181 not making a fucking special trip for this shit. 3073 02:24:58.820 --> 02:25:01.221 Know? Oh, yeah, I'd say. It's like, no. 3074 02:25:02.595 --> 02:25:03.155 If 3075 02:25:05.155 --> 02:25:06.436 you can fix them 3076 02:25:07.795 --> 02:25:10.436 within like an hour, hour and a half, I'll wait. 3077 02:25:10.835 --> 02:25:14.035 But if it's five, six hours, kiss my ass. 3078 02:25:14.710 --> 02:25:15.430 No, 3079 02:25:16.069 --> 02:25:18.390 I'm a pain in the ass. I know I am. 3080 02:25:18.710 --> 02:25:19.830 Yeah, I will. 3081 02:25:21.109 --> 02:25:21.670 But 3082 02:25:22.069 --> 02:25:23.189 that's okay. 3083 02:25:23.909 --> 02:25:24.710 Man, What? 3084 02:25:26.310 --> 02:25:28.390 I was just noticing that $9.45. 3085 02:25:28.846 -->

02:25:30.445 Oh, yeah, it is. 3086 02:25:31.726 --> 02:25:34.286 It sure is. Got stopped, I need to 3087 02:25:34.686 --> 02:25:36.286 get it. I haven't got my 3088 02:25:37.086 --> 02:25:38.046 got my 3089 02:25:39.165 --> 02:25:40.366 Side of the week. 3090 02:25:40.766 --> 02:25:42.365 Side of the week pulled up yet. 3091 02:25:43.659 --> 02:25:44.859 Oh, rude. 3092 02:25:45.180 --> 02:25:48.220 I know. Well, sorry. I just got stomped. 3093 02:25:48.699 --> 02:25:49.580 Jeez. 3094 02:25:50.220 --> 02:25:51.580 So let's see here. 3095 02:25:52.460 --> 02:25:54.939 Let's see here. Well, we got 3096 02:25:56.824 --> 02:25:58.265 let's see what, 3097 02:25:58.665 --> 02:26:00.745 yeah, what the hustle blower was about. 3098 02:26:01.944 --> 02:26:02.745 Alright. 3099 02:26:03.545 --> 02:26:06.505 So let me... I gotta look at that one a little more. 3100 02:26:07.465 --> 02:26:08.665 So let's do 3101 02:26:10.080 --> 02:26:12.801 myabandonware.com. 3102 02:26:13.440 --> 02:26:17.360 Okay. That's weird. Yep. Abandonware is just 3103 02:26:18.000 --> 02:26:20.480 games that are no longer supported. 3104 02:26:20.960 --> 02:26:25.305 And so these are different abandonware games from 1965 3105 02:26:25.305 --> 02:26:26.745 to 2015. 3106 02:26:28.105 --> 02:26:30.105 And they have got games 3107 02:26:31.065 --> 02:26:31.865 for 3108 02:26:32.425 --> 02:26:34.186 just about every, every 3109 02:26:34.939 --> 02:26:36.220 platform out there 3110 02:26:36.620 --> 02:26:42.940 from three d o, Acorn 30 bit, Adventure Vision, Amiga, Amiga CD 30 twos. 3111 02:26:43.660 --> 02:26:45.660 I've never heard of Amstrand, 3112 02:26:45.899 --> 02:26:48.620 but Amstrand p, Apple twos, 3113 02:26:48.700 --> 02:26:49.500 arcade games, 3114 02:26:50.035 --> 02:26:58.355 popular arcade games. I bet you you might be able to find Jiris in here. There's Metal Gear. Let's see. Animal Park. Okay. Let's see here. 3115 02:26:58.915 --> 02:27:03.075 16. All these are all the numbers, so I'm gonna have to scroll down. Let's jump over to one sixty. 3116 02:27:03.870 --> 02:27:07.310 There's zero, 0.0 3117 02:27:07.310 --> 02:27:08.190 teams, 3118 02:27:08.430 --> 02:27:09.470 Zippybug, 3119 02:27:10.029 --> 02:27:10.750 Zombie Yes. 3120 02:27:12.109 --> 02:27:13.390 They do have gyros. 3121 02:27:13.710 --> 02:27:14.750 Yeah. There you go. 3122 02:27:16.285 --> 02:27:23.966 So now we just need to get get the dude his computer back so he can play Jairus all night. He does have it. It's it's Oh, he got it. 3123 02:27:25.085 --> 02:27:26.686 It's a leaning. So 3124 02:27:27.165 --> 02:27:29.085 I think he should be able to play it still. 3125 02:27:29.920 --> 02:27:31.041 Well, they're saying... 3126 02:27:34.561 --> 02:27:38.320 Oh, yeah. Yeah. You can play it in the browser, it says. 3127 02:27:38.721 --> 02:27:41.280 Yeah. There's Axon on top of everything. 3128 02:27:42.095 --> 02:27:44.096 So yeah, dude, you 3129 02:27:45.455 --> 02:27:47.136 can open your laptop and 3130 02:27:47.455 --> 02:27:48.815 go to this site 3131 02:27:48.976 --> 02:27:51.136 and figure out how to play Jairus. 3132 02:27:53.535 --> 02:27:54.335 Oh my gosh. 3133 02:27:55.450 --> 02:27:58.490 X Men Children of the Atom. I mean, yeah, they've got... 3134 02:27:58.971 --> 02:28:01.371 This is so many different games in here. 3135 02:28:03.210 --> 02:28:06.251 And I think it's... See here. Let's go to the 3136 02:28:06.811 --> 02:28:09.370 genre name, year, platform genre. 3137 02:28:09.825 --> 02:28:10.545 Alright. 3138 02:28:12.145 --> 02:28:21.585 And download the game. Help me remember the game. Game support. I can't play the game. Can you help? Game ask about code. What is a no CD or a crack? What's a keygen? 3139 02:28:23.720 --> 02:28:26.120 Oh, there you go. There's a... Let's 3140 02:28:26.120 --> 02:28:28.440 do a search for Quake three. 3141 02:28:29.239 --> 02:28:34.199 Yeah. See, I I don't know. It it says add to it. I don't know how to add to it. 3142 02:28:35.255 --> 02:28:39.416 But... Yeah. They got Quick three Arena for Windows, Mac, and Linux. 3143 02:28:40.215 --> 02:28:43.895 Big one's Jiras. 3144 02:28:43.895 --> 02:28:44.535 So, 3145 02:28:44.775 --> 02:28:45.735 dude, dude, 3146 02:28:46.056 --> 02:28:47.016 we got you Jiras. 3147 02:28:47.650 --> 02:28:48.370 Yep. 3148 02:28:49.250 --> 02:28:52.851 You were gyrus all to pieces, and I think you fell out on us. 3149 02:28:53.250 --> 02:28:54.530 No. I was still here. 3150 02:28:55.090 --> 02:28:55.490 Okay. 3151 02:28:56.850 --> 02:28:58.850 Dude, you can take your laptop, 3152 02:29:00.395 --> 02:29:01.756 open a browser, 3153 02:29:02.315 --> 02:29:05.676 and go... Go to myabandonware.com. 3154 02:29:05.915 --> 02:29:06.636 Yep. 3155 02:29:06.955 --> 02:29:08.556 And type in Jairus, 3156 02:29:08.955 --> 02:29:09.915 and you can 3157 02:29:10.795 --> 02:29:11.835 get jiggy with it. 3158 02:29:13.930 --> 02:29:19.290 You can even take a bunch of quarters and set them at the top of the keyboard like you... Like you're about to put it into the game. 3159 02:29:19.770 --> 02:29:21.530 Oh, I remember those. Jesus. 3160 02:29:21.930 --> 02:29:22.810 Oh, I do too. 3161 02:29:25.596 --> 02:29:30.076 Like, we all knew whose quarter was what, but just kinda took everybody... 3162 02:29:30.875 --> 02:29:32.155 Everybody's word 3163 02:29:32.556 --> 02:29:35.195 for it. That... That's my quarter. I'm next. Alright. 3164 02:29:35.835 --> 02:29:36.636 Oh, yeah. 3165 02:29:39.030 --> 02:29:40.710 Quick three team arena. 3166 02:29:41.270 --> 02:29:42.710 Quick minus one. 3167 02:29:43.510 --> 02:29:47.030 Mission pack. I mean, there are all sorts of quick. Good. Good. Good. 3168 02:29:47.430 --> 02:29:50.150 So... Yeah. So there you go. You've got 3169 02:29:50.395 --> 02:29:52.235 you've got video games 3170 02:29:52.395 --> 02:29:53.596 to spare. 3171 02:29:54.155 --> 02:29:57.596 And, yeah, just... I might have to look and see here. 3172 02:29:57.995 --> 02:30:05.115 They got the

the year thing at the top. So, you know, I'm curious as to what that 1965 3173 02:30:06.590 --> 02:30:09.230 top 10 time sharing world series, 3174 02:30:10.351 --> 02:30:11.791 mainframe computer. 3175 02:30:15.790 --> 02:30:18.670 The PDP 10 time sharing world series. 3176 02:30:19.805 --> 02:30:20.525 Wow. 3177 02:30:21.965 --> 02:30:35.600 Retro gamer benefit kinda... Kindly shared, this very old game, old, very old text based game from the nineteen sixties. I obtained it from source code. It's called the PDP 10 time sharing world series created 01/13/1965 3178 02:30:35.600 --> 02:30:42.560 for the old PDP computer system. They're actually one of the very first games ever written in basic programming language. 3179 02:30:42.960 --> 02:30:47.920 I slightly revised it so that it could operate under DOS based operating systems. 3180 02:30:48.445 --> 02:31:15.811 Also able to run on DOSBox and should be compatible to run on any modern devices using an emulator. The game allows users to simulate a game. A baseball on the computer, the player inputs is limited to picking a random number between one and a 100... Or one and a thousand, after which after which the game is played out. Two teams, Dodgers, Yankees, will bat it out based purely on chance the baseball player will hit singles, doubles, home runs, steal base, 3181 02:31:16.395 --> 02:31:21.916 be safe and out. Each event is printed on the screen, and at the end of the... Winner is announced. 3182 02:31:22.395 --> 02:31:23.436 Well, there you go. 3183 02:31:23.835 --> 02:31:27.995 That is the oldest game they have on Mr. Paz Guardia, 1965. 3184 02:31:29.210 --> 02:31:29.530 So 3185 02:31:30.250 --> 02:31:31.210 That's crazy. 3186 02:31:31.530 --> 02:31:32.250 Yeah. 3187 02:31:32.970 --> 02:31:34.010 So anyhow, 3188 02:31:34.490 --> 02:31:38.330 with that, I guess we'll go ahead and we'll lay in this big old bird and let 3189 02:31:38.570 --> 02:31:43.130 the dude go get some rest. I've got... I'll be up till tomorrow morning. And so... 3190 02:31:43.755 --> 02:31:55.115 Well, I wanna say thank you to everybody who is listening to the show live. You can listen live by getting a modern podcasting app, which you can get over at podcastapps.com. 3191 02:31:56.170 --> 02:31:58.649 And there you will get a notification 3192 02:31:58.729 --> 02:31:59.770 saying, Hey, 3193 02:32:00.170 --> 02:32:04.810 Two Crappy Vets of the Dude is live now. And every time we 3194 02:32:05.050 --> 02:32:06.330 go live on 3195 02:32:06.569 --> 02:32:14.596 Mondays at 07:00 in the evening And we get to yabber and talk and share our lives and have a good time for the next three hours. 3196 02:32:15.075 --> 02:32:15.796 And so 3197 02:32:16.275 --> 02:32:20.995 if you want to listen to us live, that's one way to do it. Or you can do the time shifted way 3198 02:32:20.995 --> 02:32:24.115 as many traditional podcast 3199 02:32:24.580 --> 02:32:31.380 apps are. But if you use a modern podcasting app, there's a lot more there that you can actually do 3200 02:32:31.620 --> 02:32:35.940 besides just listen to the show. We also have the ability to 3201 02:32:36.580 --> 02:32:37.140 do our, 3202 02:32:37.925 --> 02:32:42.485 to accept value for value. And for value for value, 3203 02:32:42.805 --> 02:32:43.685 that is 3204 02:32:44.085 --> 02:32:44.885 the 3205 02:32:45.205 --> 02:32:46.485 way that we actually 3206 02:32:47.125 --> 02:32:48.725 have modeled our show 3207 02:32:49.205 --> 02:32:52.725 instead of going after the old sponsorship style. 3208 02:32:53.420 --> 02:32:55.261 Because sponsorships, 3209 02:32:55.261 --> 02:32:56.221 a lot of times, 3210 02:32:56.700 --> 02:33:03.261 just annoy me. Annoy me personally. Other people, they might be okay with it, but I'm not a fan of of commercials. 3211 02:33:03.900 --> 02:33:06.780 I've been in the in the hotel 3212 02:33:07.745 --> 02:33:11.825 for two weeks from time to time, maybe once every week, 3213 02:33:12.225 --> 02:33:14.226 I'll I'll turn on the television 3214 02:33:14.705 --> 02:33:16.145 to see what's going on. 3215 02:33:16.625 --> 02:33:26.461 And it's commercial, commercial, commercial, commercial, commercial, commercial, commercial, commercial. Oh, we've got ten minutes to show. Commercial. Commercial. Commercial. Commercial. It's like, okay. Well, 3216 02:33:27.421 --> 02:33:29.900 then never mind. And so I just... 3217 02:33:30.221 --> 02:33:34.620 It doesn't do... It... I... Didn't do me any good. I... There's a whole bunch of stuff that 3218 02:33:35.465 --> 02:33:36.426 does me 3219 02:33:37.145 --> 02:33:37.865 know... 3220 02:33:38.985 --> 02:33:44.105 Doesn't serve me in any way. So I don't wanna go off and do that to the listeners. To 3221 02:33:44.665 --> 02:33:56.620 you, I don't wanna to that. I don't wanna annoy you. We wanna provide value. And so we provide value. And when... As we're talking through here, if we've caused you to laugh, cry, think, groan, 3222 02:33:56.940 --> 02:33:57.740 sigh, 3223 02:33:58.380 --> 02:34:02.940 get angry, yell at the yell at the the... At the radio, 3224 02:34:04.005 --> 02:34:04.565 then 3225 02:34:05.045 --> 02:34:07.926 there you go. We actually got the 3226 02:34:08.645 --> 02:34:22.900 Sir? Uh-huh. Got the... We actually got the got the value out of you. And so with that with that a little bit with that value, what does that value work? And there's three different ways you could do the value for value. That is 3227 02:34:23.380 --> 02:34:24.820 through your time. 3228 02:34:25.221 --> 02:34:30.820 You can, and how you can spend your time for us. There are many different ways. You can 3229 02:34:31.266 --> 02:34:35.105 tell a friend, tell a family member about the show. You can tell 3230 02:34:35.426 --> 02:34:39.905 tell your post up a link to our show or to an episode on 3231 02:34:40.306 --> 02:34:44.065 social media, whichever social media platform you use is great. 3232 02:34:44.545 --> 02:34:45.585 We would love to have you. 3233

02:34:46.550 --> 02:34:51.431 We'd love to have you share it out. And sounds like dude's falling asleep on us. Yeah. Man. 3234 02:34:52.070 --> 02:34:52.631 I 3235 02:34:54.790 --> 02:34:56.791 was gonna say, yeah, dude's definitely He 3236 02:34:57.990 --> 02:34:59.270 he falling he falling fast. 3237 02:35:00.875 --> 02:35:06.716 Yeah, that chainsaw is humming. It was, I was I going again. Trigger on it. 3238 02:35:07.436 --> 02:35:20.300 Oh, better hurry it up. So yeah, so we got the value for value. If you're, if you, you can also shoot us an email. You can get it, shoot me an email, Circlecast, C I R C L E C A S T 3239 02:35:20.779 --> 02:35:36.135 gmail dot com. Or you can get ahold of Rich R Chelson, C H E L S O N gmail dot com. Either one of those is a great way to be able to get ahold of us and tell us whether we're right on what we're thinking, wrong on what we're thinking. Being 3240 02:35:36.135 --> 02:35:39.176 offended is actually a good thing for society. 3241 02:35:39.575 --> 02:35:40.775 Whatever your thoughts are, 3242 02:35:41.471 --> 02:35:42.910 love to hear your 3243 02:35:43.471 --> 02:35:47.391 inputs, hear what you think, and we can have a good honest 3244 02:35:47.710 --> 02:35:48.910 to goodness dialogue. 3245 02:35:49.311 --> 02:35:53.070 We're not going to belittle you unless you call Rich Rachel, 3246 02:35:53.070 --> 02:35:55.070 then, you know, that's just kind of a given. 3247 02:35:55.774 --> 02:35:57.295 But that's 3248 02:35:57.295 --> 02:35:58.415 only happened once. 3249 02:35:59.615 --> 02:36:00.175 So 3250 02:36:03.215 --> 02:36:08.975 you can have a good discussion and we can share what we think. You can then in turn reply. 3251 02:36:09.990 --> 02:36:11.270 And we'd 3252 02:36:11.270 --> 02:36:14.950 love to have that interaction with you. And you can also 3253 02:36:15.350 --> 02:36:18.630 contribute and provide value back by doing 3254 02:36:19.910 --> 02:36:23.109 your talent. Maybe you're good at creating art. 3255 02:36:23.425 --> 02:36:26.785 Would love for you to do a 2,000 by 2,000 pixel 3256 02:36:27.104 --> 02:36:28.465 piece of art that 3257 02:36:28.625 --> 02:36:31.665 represents something that we were talking about on this episode. 3258 02:36:32.145 --> 02:36:35.745 Share it out with us. Shoot me an email. Again, Circlecast, 3259 02:36:35.745 --> 02:36:40.160 C I R C L E C A S T gmail dot com or r chelson, 3260 02:36:40.320 --> 02:36:43.760 rchelson@gmail.com. 3261 02:36:43.920 --> 02:36:46.880 Either one of those will get it and we will 3262 02:36:47.200 --> 02:36:52.480 look through it and decide, hey, we like this particular email for, or this particular 3263 02:36:52.720 --> 02:37:06.215 image for the for the episode and the rest of these, let's go ahead and put... Use them as chapter art. And as everyone what we use, we give a give a shout out in the show notes. So you get a little bit of a lake juice for 3264 02:37:06.840 --> 02:37:10.359 your site. So share it out, give us 3265 02:37:10.359 --> 02:37:10.920 your 3266 02:37:12.439 --> 02:37:13.400 insights, 3267 02:37:13.880 --> 02:37:14.840 share your 3268 02:37:15.640 --> 02:37:16.439 art 3269 02:37:16.520 --> 02:37:19.560 and however you wanna make it. Just like I said, 2,000 by 2,000. 3270 02:37:19.995 --> 02:37:26.476 The third way that you can actually provide value for us is through treasure. So there's time, talent, treasure. 3271 02:37:26.955 --> 02:37:27.516 And 3272 02:37:28.475 --> 02:37:32.475 treasure, if you've got a modern podcasting app, like I said, you can do value for value. 3273 02:37:33.080 --> 02:37:34.440 And on the 3274 02:37:34.760 --> 02:37:37.880 show page in that app, will see 3275 02:37:38.279 --> 02:37:47.399 someone on there, support this show. Click that and it will bring up our PayPal page. And from there, you can actually decide how 3276 02:37:47.399 --> 02:37:51.125 much we are worth. That is completely upon you. 3277 02:37:51.444 --> 02:37:55.605 I I have no say on how much you want to contribute 3278 02:37:56.085 --> 02:38:14.865 and or how little, you know, you... Maybe you only wanna contribute a dollar 50. Alright. Well, I appreciate it. That's great. We will apply that to our to our coffers and we will we will be able to we will be able to say thank you and we will give you a shout out. If you give us $50, 3279 02:38:14.865 --> 02:38:24.305 hey, great. We'll give you a whole bunch of shout out. We'll we'll exalt you... Your... The praises upon you and and show you how wonderful we think you are. 3280 02:38:24.705 --> 02:38:26.625 But it all is dependent upon 3281 02:38:27.590 --> 02:38:30.391 how much you believe our value is. 3282 02:38:30.710 --> 02:38:39.110 And so you get to share that, tell us, and on there, you also are able to leave a message and we'd love to hear from you. And you darn 3283 02:38:39.351 --> 02:38:43.746 sure know that if you're sending us money, we're gonna read your message out 3284 02:38:44.145 --> 02:38:44.786 and 3285 02:38:45.585 --> 02:38:48.786 say thank you at the end of it. Even if you go where we're 3286 02:38:49.105 --> 02:39:07.895 a bunch of moronic idiots who don't know our assholes from a hole in the ground. At the end of all that, we say, well, thank you very much for telling us that. We're awesome. You're awesome. Thank thank you. And we would go on. So if you wanna play with us that way, you're more than welcome to. Give us some money and and and you you put us down and and and 3287 02:39:08.055 --> 02:39:11.415 we'll we'll say thank you for for for the put down. 3288 02:39:11.734 --> 02:39:16.295 We... You... It's it's just one of those fun things that you you can do 3289 02:39:16.854 --> 02:39:21.221 if if you want, if we found value in the show and we would 3290 02:39:21.700 --> 02:39:23.061 greatly appreciate 3291 02:39:25.540 --> 02:39:26.900 the help and 3292 02:39:26.980 --> 02:39:32.101 the support that you provide. So with that, I'm gonna pass the mic on over to Rich. Rich, what

do you got? 3293 02:39:32.745 --> 02:39:39.625 Oh, not too much. Just wanna say thanks for listening and keep coming back and keep downloading our 3294 02:39:41.064 --> 02:39:41.705 show. 3295 02:39:42.185 --> 02:39:43.784 Really appreciate it 3296 02:39:44.601 --> 02:39:46.681 a whole lot. Yeah. We hope 3297 02:39:49.080 --> 02:39:51.240 y'all are finding value in this. And 3298 02:39:51.641 --> 02:39:54.440 like Brian said, send us an email, 3299 02:39:54.681 --> 02:39:56.040 rchelsongmail 3300 02:39:56.040 --> 02:39:58.200 dot com or circlecastgmail 3301 02:39:58.200 --> 02:40:07.935 dot com. And we'd love to hear your thoughts when... And dude said something last week about the numbers and just to update dude, 3302 02:40:08.175 --> 02:40:11.055 we're at 10,693 3303 02:40:11.055 --> 02:40:11.535 downloads, 3304 02:40:11.900 --> 02:40:14.061 total downloads, all time downloads. 3305 02:40:14.860 --> 02:40:15.501 And we seem 3306 02:40:16.780 --> 02:40:17.740 to be getting 3307 02:40:18.460 --> 02:40:22.221 about seven downloads per episode as soon as it drops, 3308 02:40:22.780 --> 02:40:25.340 and then it almost doubles 3309 02:40:25.635 --> 02:40:26.755 to 14 3310 02:40:27.234 --> 02:40:28.115 the second 3311 02:40:28.435 --> 02:40:29.875 week. So, 3312 02:40:30.194 --> 02:40:33.555 and then it goes up and down from there depending on 3313 02:40:34.435 --> 02:40:35.155 what 3314 02:40:36.114 --> 02:40:44.370 y'all like. And I love seeing these numbers, so tell your friends, tell your family, your loved ones, tell everybody that 3315 02:40:44.770 --> 02:40:47.330 y'all need to just listen to this show. 3316 02:40:47.891 --> 02:40:48.770 We 3317 02:40:48.770 --> 02:40:52.851 might upset you, we might make you laugh, we might make you cry. 3318 02:40:53.944 --> 02:40:54.905 That's fine. 3319 02:40:55.625 --> 02:40:57.785 You want to help out, like Brian said, 3320 02:40:58.984 --> 02:41:01.625 send us some chapter art 3321 02:41:01.785 --> 02:41:08.825 or whatever, and we'll use it in the show, give you a shout out, you know, make you internet famous for at least thirty seconds. 3322 02:41:09.510 --> 02:41:11.350 I'm 3323 02:41:11.350 --> 02:41:14.470 not going to guarantee much more than that, but you never know. 3324 02:41:15.829 --> 02:41:17.430 Days change. So 3325 02:41:17.750 --> 02:41:29.545 other than that, that's about all I got. So just thanks again for listening and really appreciate you. Dude, you still awake over there? Barely awake over here. Okay. Well, what 3326 02:41:31.785 --> 02:41:34.905 Yeah. Asking me what my thoughts are right now? 3327 02:41:35.385 --> 02:41:40.061 Yeah. Just a little... You hear... Did you hear that that moth and what he said? 3328 02:41:44.061 --> 02:41:46.701 Risey flew out of my wallet. No. 3329 02:41:47.020 --> 02:41:50.700 Thank you everybody for listening, and please give us email 3330 02:41:50.700 --> 02:41:51.500 on 3331 02:41:52.105 --> 02:41:56.105 thought subjects that you would like us to discuss 3332 02:41:56.105 --> 02:41:57.065 and or 3333 02:41:58.105 --> 02:41:59.145 mutilate 3334 02:41:59.785 --> 02:42:02.025 so that we can even 3335 02:42:02.585 --> 02:42:11.290 entertain you all the better. So, yeah, give us a shout out and give us some subject topics of what you would like to hear and we can 3336 02:42:12.090 --> 02:42:14.410 have a chat about them and, 3337 02:42:14.729 --> 02:42:15.290 know, 3338 02:42:16.329 --> 02:42:20.170 get some more interesting topics going out there. Sometimes I know 3339 02:42:20.655 --> 02:42:21.295 that 3340 02:42:21.535 --> 02:42:22.655 more conversations 3341 02:42:22.655 --> 02:42:26.655 get dull because we have, you know, chatted over 3342 02:42:27.135 --> 02:42:28.735 a lot of topics and 3343 02:42:29.774 --> 02:42:33.694 just something that maybe you... A specific one that you would like to hear. 3344 02:42:34.420 --> 02:42:35.220 Yep. 3345 02:42:35.859 --> 02:42:36.740 For sure. 3346 02:42:37.140 --> 02:42:37.859 So... 3347 02:42:38.260 --> 02:42:39.460 Alright. Well, 3348 02:42:39.859 --> 02:42:41.540 Rich, Ron, guys, 3349 02:42:41.779 --> 02:42:43.859 always a pleasure to have you all on the show. 3350 02:42:44.260 --> 02:42:47.859 Love having... Being able to talk with y'all, and I'm grateful that I have y'all as friends. 3351 02:42:49.045 --> 02:42:49.605 And 3352 02:42:50.085 --> 02:42:52.726 don't wanna keep Ron up too much later. 3353 02:42:52.806 --> 02:43:00.085 So we'll go ahead and we'll wind her on down. And I wanna say thank y'all for for being here. Audience folks, 3354 02:43:00.900 --> 02:43:01.620 also 3355 02:43:02.180 --> 02:43:11.141 thank you all for listening. Enjoy that we actually are being heard and we will continue our conversations next week. And so till then, 3356 02:43:11.460 --> 02:43:11.939 bye. 3357 02:43:12.915 --> 02:43:13.555 Later. 3358 02:43:14.034 --> 02:43:15.075 Peace out. 3359 02:43:15.475 --> 02:43:20.595 Alright, guys. We'll catch y'all catch y'all next week. Take care. Alright. Alright. Have a good one. See 3360 02:43:20.915 --> 02:43:21.635 you. Alright. 3361 02:43:21.875 --> 02:43:24.515 Be Alright. Be safe. Bye. Bye. Bye.