Ever been stuck on a plane crammed next to an overly chatty neighbor, or fumbling with the obstinate recliner button? This episode takes you on a hilarious journey of our travel misadventures, all the way from Guadalajara to Yosemite! We trade tales of tequila tasting in Mexico, share our fascination for nature's beauty from Yellowstone to Zion National Park, and even indulge in some light-hearted banter about chess tournaments and metabolism!
The laughter doesn't stop there as we segue into a discussion about the bizarre Australian chariot race, and the rather questionable act of firing guns at weddings - yep, you heard it right! We delve into the physics of shooting and present some mind-boggling true stories about accidental gunfire. And if you're a fan of the Simpsons, we have a fun segment discussing their uncanny knack for predicting the future of Tyson Fury and Francis Ngannou fight.
To wrap things up, we don't shy away from having a serious chat about the looming threat of the Chinese economy collapse and what it might mean for us globally. We also share some thought-provoking insights on recent medical breakthroughs concerning Alzheimer's, and how our gut microbiota could be playing a role in cognitive decline. So, sit back, relax, and join us on this ride full of laughs, learning, and everything in between!
Ever been stuck on a plane crammed next to an overly chatty neighbor, or fumbling with the obstinate recliner button? This episode takes you on a hilarious journey of our travel misadventures, all the way from Guadalajara to Yosemite! We trade tales of tequila tasting in Mexico, share our fascination for nature's beauty from Yellowstone to Zion National Park, and even indulge in some light-hearted banter about chess tournaments and metabolism!
The laughter doesn't stop there as we segue into a discussion about the bizarre Australian chariot race, and the rather questionable act of firing guns at weddings - yep, you heard it right! We delve into the physics of shooting and present some mind-boggling true stories about accidental gunfire. And if you're a fan of the Simpsons, we have a fun segment discussing their uncanny knack for predicting the future of Tyson Fury and Francis Ngannou fight.
To wrap things up, we don't shy away from having a serious chat about the looming threat of the Chinese economy collapse and what it might mean for us globally. We also share some thought-provoking insights on recent medical breakthroughs concerning Alzheimer's, and how our gut microbiota could be playing a role in cognitive decline. So, sit back, relax, and join us on this ride full of laughs, learning, and everything in between!
Welcome back to some offense intended. I'm Jeremy Robinson.
Speaker 2:I am Mike Nick.
Speaker 1:I think the camera did something too, because it's Like a little more up the normal. I think, yeah, that might be why it's brighter.
Speaker 2:Can be so. We're just brighter today.
Speaker 1:Oh, maybe I'm gonna fix that because that's bothering. Sure that I mean because you can see the fan spin. Talk about something.
Speaker 2:Okay, it is gonna be Halloween tomorrow. I Love Halloween. It's a great day of the year. I'm not a big fan of holidays, but I will take holiday Halloween. It's not a holiday where you're required to do anything. You don't have to show up places, things are not closed. You don't have to go shopping for presents or cars. There's no hugs. There's no, you know it's.
Speaker 1:I mean great you can. You can hug people on Halloween.
Speaker 2:No, no, it's just, it's not. It's not the usual holiday. Like I'm not a big fan of the holiday season that people call it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, fucking cringe.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's, that's me.
Speaker 1:Scrooge.
Speaker 2:Yeah but you see what you see what you see Scrooge and the by humbug thing. That's all about Christmas. Me it's, I'm on.
Speaker 1:It's all of it, all of it.
Speaker 2:Yeah well.
Speaker 1:so I went to Mexico and I brought back it's a different bottle, but it was the same thing because it's tequila being a roommate drink. The last one, it's sentinario reposado. Mike was like, hey, bring me back a bottle. Was like I don't have a check bag so I don't know that I can, but the duty-free shops at international airports you can just buy it and put it in your in your carry-on. So you have a direct flight, which I did. Yeah, you can just get one. So, and no duty? Yeah, no duty.
Speaker 2:He said duty.
Speaker 1:So this is pretty fucking delicious, and the shot glasses, yours also.
Speaker 2:Thank you. I'm gonna try not to spill tequila Cousin as my as you know, my handshake do they? Yeah, a little bit, most delicious it's good, that's.
Speaker 1:Peter got a bottle of in Yale and I thought we were gonna try that too, but it looks like you'd finish that.
Speaker 2:I like in here. I like our basado too.
Speaker 1:Cheers, cheers. It is delicious that is good. Yeah, that's what I was drinking. I'm not down there.
Speaker 2:I'm not familiar with this one, but I like it.
Speaker 1:It is tasty. So one of the one of the biggest things I thought it was super weird Was when we landed in Guadalajara. I'm not one of those people that just stands up immediately, because then you just stand up to do nothing. Yeah right, when the plane lands, but nobody stood up. When the plane landed, and like we were at the gate, nobody stood up that's weird.
Speaker 1:And I'm like what's going on and I heard them over the intercom thing. They were like the one of the flight attendants will let you know, like when you can get up and like get your stuff and leave. So like the flight attendant would walk from the front to the back and, as you walk past, opened up the overhead bins and then like as soon as she walked past, you can go. So like I Think it worked that's what really very fucking well, like it was way more organized, like every it worked like faster, it's more efficient, like that's. That's fucking great.
Speaker 2:See. But now you said stand up and just stand there and do nothing. But if the person in front of you's got a hat, you can always smack their hat off their head and be like oh, I'm sorry, I didn't see you there.
Speaker 1:So all another unheard of. So I upgraded seats to the emergency exit row. Yeah, that's fuck it, why not? I had the whole emergency exit row to myself there and back, I hope you're ready for a emergency, because they were gonna rely on you.
Speaker 2:You were alone.
Speaker 1:Well, there was two other, three other but you're on that side.
Speaker 2:You got a.
Speaker 1:I'll open that door. I'll just part of kick that bitch.
Speaker 2:I like the emergency exit row. It's, it's an extra seat, it's an extra room.
Speaker 1:Oh, that's it was nice and then, so the first, the first plane, the one on the way there, you could fold the armrests up. So I had the armrests folded up because there's fucking nobody there.
Speaker 1:Yeah so like if I didn't want to sleep, I would move to the middle seat so I have more shoulder space and stretch out a little bit and relax and read and I'm like, okay, it's time to sleep again. So I moved back over to the window and lean up against the wall. Then the way back there was, I think, an older plane, because you couldn't. It was like the hard rails for the seats that you couldn't fucking move up and you could. It had the button to recline but you couldn't recline it, I think because it's an exit row.
Speaker 1:Yeah like then why have the button? Bro? I got sitting there for a while. I was like Jamming the button, like let me fucking do it yeah.
Speaker 2:I've had the and the only one in the row. It's nice, yeah, yeah, but a lot of times when I'm on a plane, obviously I'm not by myself a lot of the time and I Just have to put my earbuds in because for some reason, people want to talk to me.
Speaker 1:That's. I haven't had that in a while.
Speaker 2:I don't invite it.
Speaker 1:But I also sleep like the way back. I was asleep before we even taxied.
Speaker 2:I did that.
Speaker 1:Uh, we were working on taxing and I was out like wake up. I'm like why are we not fucking moving? I've only been like four, four to ten minutes ish. There's another like three plans you can see out the window that are waiting to take off. Oh okay.
Speaker 2:See, I I, when I had flown to Hawaii, I was flying out of, I had to go from Vegas to La, and I Actually, because I had to go early, early in the morning. So I went to the bar and I had some drinks and I had somebody drop me off at the airport. I had quite a few drinks. I went to a bar that's unfortunately not there anymore. There's one location, but it's not on the side of town I live in. It's called Shucks. I've heard of it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, well, I uh Shucks tavern.
Speaker 2:I knew the bartender and I knew the people who cooked. Like I'd go to look at a menu and they'd take it away from you. What do you want? They'd make anything I want but um, so that I went to fall asleep on the airport, on the airplane as it was pulling out to go taxi. I fall asleep, I was. Then I woke up and the plane was back at the terminal. I'm like what happened? And then there was a now, so we were delayed forever, like it. We were supposed to get there on noon. We didn't get there till like three. Damn yeah, which it worked out, because the rest of people's meeting there, they flew from other areas. They didn't get there till three, so we all ended up getting there about the same time.
Speaker 2:Oh, that's good, I didn't have to sit around the airport waiting three hours for the rest of the people to show up.
Speaker 1:That's so. I had to wait for like two hours till till my friends showed up in one of our. I went outside and like found a smoking area and Like cuz I don't know if you can use your vape inside anywhere fucking like you can, almost but definitely not in airports.
Speaker 1:So I found a smoking area and like I see a bunch of people, like they're all like swatting bugs and like Just looking, I don't know, just weird. I'm like look around, like Holy shit, there are a lot of mosquitoes, like they're like hovering around the trash cans mostly. So I look parent, obviously a lot of liquid. You're going to the airport and just dub everything yeah.
Speaker 1:But after like two, three minutes, I'm like hold on, none of them are coming to me. This is nice, nice. And then I talked shit too much because the last day I Think it was like I was there six days I think day four I was talking shit about it.
Speaker 2:I'm like yeah, like I don't.
Speaker 1:I think I have one, and the last day probably got like 15 on fucking both legs like right above my sock, like in almost in my sock, like well, that's what I get.
Speaker 2:So when I was at your, so many we had so many mosquitoes around us. We'd gone in June instead of July, like we had that year before, and it was ridiculous. I could not believe how many mosquitoes were around there, because the snow was melting. I was just standing.
Speaker 1:Oh, I was gonna guess it was because Nick Benbow left something, left something out when he was living there. Never seen somebody with so many fucking you so many clothes in my life.
Speaker 2:No, yeah, I know, you had a shirt for every day of the week at least I had one.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:And it had a map and it showed where we were at on the map.
Speaker 1:That's cool. There was a trail you go to no, oh well, that's, that's cool.
Speaker 2:But it showed a. It showed the trail that people could go on and the different stops, and the place we were at was one of the stops on the hike, so people would hike to each spot and then Sleep there overnight, get breakfast and go the next spot. That's cool. That's an all-day hike too, because it's a. It's a long, long hike. I.
Speaker 1:I don't think I've ever been to Yosemite. I think I've been to Yellowstone once.
Speaker 2:I've never been to Yosemite, I mean Yellowstone. I've been to Yosemite a few times.
Speaker 1:I've been to Mount Rushmore once. Super little.
Speaker 2:I went to Mount Rushmore three times.
Speaker 1:And I went to Zion plenty of times.
Speaker 2:I've been to Zion once.
Speaker 1:Zion's fucking nice. Yeah, really nice.
Speaker 2:I highly recommend, though, going to Yosemite. Go to the Valley Flow the first time, even though it's packed, because you've got to see like, because you can see all the things. You can see half dome. You can see Yosemite Falls. You can see Bridal Veil Falls. What's Bridal Veil Falls is impressive. It's huge, and you give me an idea of how huge you know Niagara Falls. Yep, one of the falls there is Little Bridal Veil, because the big Bridal Veil is in Yosemite.
Speaker 1:I didn't know that.
Speaker 2:The one in Yosemite they just call Bridal Veil. I used to have refrigerator magnets that had Yosemite Falls and Bridal Veil Falls.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I read, I think I saw it on Joe Rogan's podcast, but I was looking at it a little more and I came up with a theory like how everybody's like oh, your metabolism just changes after like 30.
Speaker 1:There was some study done because they were trying to figure out, like during a chess tournament like a lot of people were losing weight like over a month, Like a lot of players would lose a lot of weight. So they started doing a study about it and they found out that chess players can burn up to like 6,000 calories a day from how much like strategic thinking and planning and like everything of like they're sitting there, but it's up to 6,000 calories a day that they burn doing that.
Speaker 2:I haven't played chess in years. That's what happened A lot of f**king calories. I saw playing chess and I got fat.
Speaker 1:So my theory on it is, when you're young, like you're curious about everything, figure everything out, like, think about this, this, this, this, this, and then, like once you hit 25, 30 ish, you normally like career, family, this, that, like you're in a routine that doesn't really change and you don't have to think about anything. Like you go to work, you work, it's normally the same every day. You go home, you take your shoes off, you say hi, get a beer or whatever you do play a video game, maybe watch a movie, go to sleep, get up, do it again all the same, all the time.
Speaker 1:What's your routine. I think that's why the metabolism falls off after reading about the chess players burning that many calories. I don't think it has to do with like, oh, your, your metabolism changed or your body changed. No, you're just not utilizing your.
Speaker 2:I can ask you so my metabolism changed when I quit smoking?
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's often for a lot of people.
Speaker 2:Because it was shortly after I quit smoking that I started really gaining weight.
Speaker 1:Yeah, a lot of people. For some people it's like snacky instead of fucking smoking.
Speaker 2:And the way I quit. I just stopped. Yeah, most people don't. No, most people try to clean themselves up, but it doesn't work. Some people get the gum.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I will never fucking chew the gum, ever. I have a friend that I used to work with in Vegas that had, like he smoked like two or three packs a day.
Speaker 2:That's what I did so.
Speaker 1:When he did the gum he was like want a cigarette, like choose some gum, so it was off like almost all the time to him. He lost like 60% of the hearing in his left ear.
Speaker 2:Damn.
Speaker 1:He lost like three teeth from like the gum or the chemicals or fucking something, or how hard he was to, I don't fucking know, but he had the teeth when he was fucking smoking and now he doesn't.
Speaker 2:You see, like I know, my mom chewed the gum for a lot of years and she never had a problem.
Speaker 1:She probably didn't like full packs of fucking gum either.
Speaker 2:No, I used to go to the store and have to pick it up for her, and the closed stores didn't have the one she wanted, so I had to go further. Yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah. So that's gotten me thinking about like just the whole metabolism thing of like what? What's the like threshold on how much you have to think to start fucking burning calories?
Speaker 2:thinking get online and start playing. Playing chess.
Speaker 1:I mean, I enjoy chess, but I don't know that that's the answer.
Speaker 2:I'm just saying it might help. You can be playing chess against people all over the world. Sure, because I'm not getting back to chess and so long since I played.
Speaker 1:It's fun every now and then, and then it's like well, like a lot of these people like have they know the names for every move, for every opening, for every fucking this for that. Every gambit, every yeah. Like I don't, I'm just trying to play chess, bro, yeah. So then I get pissed off or frustrated. After like probably five games, I'm like huh.
Speaker 2:That was fun. Yeah, I'm gonna do something else. Yeah, monopoly Checkers.
Speaker 1:So what you, what you got for notes?
Speaker 2:I got a lot, but there was one I wanted to tell you about. Somebody showed me this at work. It's done. In Australia They've got these chariot races. It's not just chariots, it's. You've got the chariot with the person riding and what pulls it are two motorcycles.
Speaker 1:Oh, I've seen, I've seen videos of that and they got the way they steer it with that. Oh it's, it was crazy, it's amazing.
Speaker 2:I'd never seen it and that was awesome. That is, that's taking chariot racing to a dude. Yeah, I would go to an event if they did that in person.
Speaker 1:I would race at one of those.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I figured you would. I was thinking that as I was telling you about it. Yeah, yeah, and he showed me the video of it while we were working. I just thought that was really fucking cool. And I've said this many times. I've mentioned that common sense is not a thing. Yes, it is a made up concept. This is not something I say to be funny or because I'm saying people are stupid. I'm not saying people aren't. There are some stupid people. I'm not saying all people are, but common sense it's a myth and I looked it up again. It's a psychological myth. If you go to any of these psychology websites, they will tell you it is not a thing.
Speaker 1:People just come up with this oh, it actually says it on psychological fucking published papers, yeah.
Speaker 2:That's why I got this Common sense psychologically. Psychologically, it's a myth.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so I like how that you're so worried about humanity that you every now and then check to make sure that common sense is still a myth.
Speaker 2:No, I know, I'm just trying to prove that I'm right, don't twist it, I'm right, don't twist it.
Speaker 1:You're concerned about humanity.
Speaker 2:Oh shit, it's touching. Yeah, I'm concerned, I show it every day. So here's some like if there's common sense, like when I'm driving down the road and I find weird shit on the sides of the road.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you stop in your lane, you open your door without looking, and then you walk around the back of your car and pick it up, or just look at it and take a picture and then get back in your car.
Speaker 2:I saw recently. I saw a table in a chair. The table was upside down with the base sticking up there just sitting on the side right off the freeway I've seen a couch in the middle. I do as an accident because it's couch wall, somebody's back, somebody's truck Every day. When I went drive over here to do this, on the side of 80, there's a bunch of onions, yeah of course, that's where I stopped. I had to pick up some onions. It's fairly nice you paying for them, you know.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's I've seen. I've seen onions often on the sides because they come from Cali to through the 80s.
Speaker 2:It will fuck them over this particular spot where these onions are have been there for a long time now.
Speaker 1:Well, go pick them up and plant them. They're probably fucking sprouting.
Speaker 2:They've been there for a well over a month. They just sit there.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's drop them off a Burger King.
Speaker 2:I just saw them on my breaks. Grab an onion.
Speaker 1:Go, take a bag full of them to Burger King and say, here, put these in the batter before you fry them. Yes, then they'll have onion rings, yeah.
Speaker 2:I need that because they really don't have onions in the burger. It does in the Western and the rodeo burger they do, but not on the side. What do you get? But one of the more interesting things that I saw on the side of the road on the way to work. You know how there's one of the 80, how there's one when you're going west, there's a part that's raised. Yeah Well, if you look up on that hill there's actually like a semi tire attached.
Speaker 1:That's. I saw that, yeah, like it was just rolling, rolling, rolling, bouncing, and then just like fast enough that it impaled itself on a fucking bolt.
Speaker 2:And it's just stuck there. It's been there for a couple of weeks now. Yeah, I first saw it when you were, when you were in Mexico.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I fucking. It might have been the week before, but I'm surprised it's still there.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I just saw it there.
Speaker 1:I was expecting it to, for sure, only be there for like two days.
Speaker 2:I saw it there Saturday for, yeah, it's been there definitely for a couple of weeks. Yeah, I thought that was kind of funny. Of course, I should have been paying attention to the road and maybe not the tire stuck to, I mean you just said common sense doesn't exist.
Speaker 1:So that's that's where, paying attention to the tire. Yeah, there you go, yeah.
Speaker 2:But like um, if common sense? Case closed. If common sense existed, the person with the table and the chair might have had it in their back of their truck better, or the person with the couch might have had it on the back of their truck better.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah. Well, there's also people that strap down piles of dirt on the back of flatbed trucks.
Speaker 2:Yeah. Strap down a pile of dirt, but I won't strap down a couch.
Speaker 1:No, it's got my hand on it. That's good yeah.
Speaker 2:I hate to say it, but I was with somebody on sorry about that where he had a mattress on the top of his truck and he was like hold on to it. I'm like that's not going to work.
Speaker 1:I've I've roughly had to do that before.
Speaker 2:I think still. What did you do?
Speaker 1:Okay, it's going. Maybe Okay, nope, I don't know, maybe I fucked it up.
Speaker 2:I think you did.
Speaker 1:We'll have to wait a little bit and see if it finally dies down.
Speaker 2:So the other thing I did see I was watching the Darwin Awards and this guy. He's sitting in his desk, he's doing stuff on his computer and he's got his gun sitting on the desk next to him. So his friend comes walking up his own that's a gun, picks it up, looks at it, puts his hand in front of it, holds the gun. He's looking at it, finger, of course, on the trigger, suits himself in the hand.
Speaker 1:Was the friend that was sitting at the desk on the other side of the hand.
Speaker 2:No, he was sitting here. He's on his computer, he's got his fingers on his, the other guy picks up the thing and he's pointed his own hand. Well, no, I meant like if he picked it up it stopped buzzing, by the way.
Speaker 1:Good, I don't know if he noticed, I noticed, but yeah, no, like if he accidentally shot the fucking, that's not even an accident at that point. It's just fucking ignorance.
Speaker 2:He kind of turned. He was a little startled that the guy picked up his gun and just decided to fire it into his own hand. So there's rules of guns. One of them is to assume it's loaded, Not put your finger on the trigger until you're ready to shoot it.
Speaker 1:That's actually two different rules.
Speaker 2:Well, I said there's rules plural but he broke pretty much every rule of gun safety. Yes, yeah. So there was another guy who we had a wedding party and he's, you know, doing what they do, where they shoot off guns, and he's shooting his gun and then he goes and he lifts it up and ends up shooting another another wedding goer in the head, kills him right there. Wow, you just see the guy just fall. Wow, some people on the internet were calling it premeditated, like that was his whole plan.
Speaker 2:He'd shoot in the gun and then he just went perfectly to hit him in the head. Oh, I doubt that, yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that would be. That would be a lot of planning for someone dumb. So for anybody that doesn't know how things work, like physics or gravity or that's I forgot gravity doesn't exist. So if you shoot a bullet into the air cartridge whatever you want to fucking call it the bullet comes out and it goes up, and then at a certain point, because it doesn't keep going up forever, it's not going to go into space, it eventually fucking comes down.
Speaker 2:Well, fortunately there's no gravity, so it'll just go into space.
Speaker 1:Well, if there was no gravity, it would just stay where it lands. Um, yeah, so it comes down, but not where you are, because there's there's zero point, a lot of zero one percent chance that you're shooting it straight up.
Speaker 2:Yeah, perfectly straight up to where there's no arc, there's no nothing, where it just goes straight up and straight down. No, that's not happening at all so. I mean if you're living in the cartoon world.
Speaker 1:Yes, like you can catch it back in your own gun and whatever. So it'll go somewhere else and have a great chance at hitting something or someone else on the other side. Like it might not be as fast as coming out the gun to the first place, but it can still fuck somebody up.
Speaker 2:I heard a story about a guy in Texas. He showed up at the doctor's office complaining of headaches.
Speaker 1:Yes.
Speaker 2:And he had a head when in his head.
Speaker 1:I read a similar story and it's been in a couple of different TV shows. Similar shit happened.
Speaker 2:In this case the guy didn't shoot up in the air, he shot, shot and then he was at this angle and he that the perfect. So we didn't even have it up yet and I thought you know he was shooting up, and then it was kind of went down, and that's my point of like, and then he was at like if you're stupid enough to shoot up in the first place. Yeah.
Speaker 1:And then, like right after, to play it out like exactly where someone's going to it's. I think that's far fetched.
Speaker 2:But he did. I mean, I saw the video and he kind of went and it was like, and it was like, it was like straight to his head. You just saw the body just Damn Go down. Huh, then another guy he brought out a bigger gun and he was indoors shooting this thing off at a reception and everybody, everybody's like what the fuck does that happen? You see this DJ just stop and turn. And this guy's got this big gun and it just like a chain fed gun. I don't understand why people said it's a great fucking idea To do dumb shit like that.
Speaker 1:I don't get it.
Speaker 2:I like the ones who like to shoot the you know the, you know the, you know the rock, rock propelled grenades you know out of their cars. Yeah, yeah, that's always a good idea. But you know when, when, when the bullet goes out forward or the whatever projectile you have, something comes, there's going to be equal opposite reaction and you shoot one of those RPGs in the back of your car, something's coming out of the back of that as well as out of the front.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's where the fun starts. Lights the car on fire, or whatever, yeah.
Speaker 2:That's what you need.
Speaker 1:Probably.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but I do have another interesting thing that I ran across People always talking about the Simpsons and how the Simpsons predict things.
Speaker 1:Is it the Francis Neganue and Tyson Fury fight? No, okay, cause I just saw that, like Simpsons predicted, it.
Speaker 2:This is something different. This is which I don't even know. I didn't even see the results of that fight yet.
Speaker 1:Do you want to know about it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, One second, Let me finish this. So, on the Simpsons, I watched the episode I watched yesterday. Monty Burns bought Twitter and gave it to his wife. He got married in that episode and he said oh yeah, she's like what A Twitter gift card. He's like no Twitter. I bought you Twitter. I got it cheap because the previous owner had to sell it after his self-driving Mars rocket hit the international space station.
Speaker 1:How long ago was that episode?
Speaker 2:That was. I just watched it last night.
Speaker 1:Oh, was it like the new, new one.
Speaker 2:It was like a new one yeah, okay, so is that a prediction? Are they predicting what's going to happen?
Speaker 1:Well, I thought you were getting to the point where it was like this was like an episode from eight years ago and it's like well, obviously, who was the owner of a self-driving propelled rocket to Mars? Elon, yeah. So I thought you were going to say like that's well, but he hasn't sold Twitter, so I'm sorry. No, no, no, but that he owned Twitter. At one point I thought that's what you were getting at is that they predicted he was going to own Twitter. What do I mean?
Speaker 2:No, they called him the previous owner. No, so Mr Burns bought it from. I got that.
Speaker 1:So I'm saying but at some point the prediction has to be just a prediction and not something that came true, but if it wasn't a new episode then it would also be predicting that, as the past owner, he owned it at some point. That's why I was asking the timeline on when it was yeah.
Speaker 2:But I'm just saying I mean, is that something we're going to see happen now?
Speaker 1:I mean, yeah, but it could be fucking 20 years. Yeah, I'm just saying that they've never been consistent on their fucking timelines of like when the predictions come true.
Speaker 2:But if somebody says, you know, does a prediction for it, you know there's got to be a point when, when you look at it before it actually happened to go as well is that. Is that what we're going to be seeing?
Speaker 1:Yeah, but like so, if they were consistent with how much time was in there in between their predictions and when they came true, that would be a little different, but I don't think there's a but I just thought it was interesting to hear him say that.
Speaker 2:But he still called it Twitter. Yeah, it might have been last year's episode.
Speaker 1:Or they just refused to call it X. Yeah could be, I should have got water.
Speaker 2:Well, they actually they. Um, it takes a long time to get the episodes out. I mean to write them and draw them and all that. So I mean, at the time that they actually made the episode, it might have still been called Twitter and then I couldn't go back in and change it. Yeah, I would believe that, like I remember. I remember when the family guy, when they killed Brian and I, was at work and I was like this guy tells me, uh, he's like, yeah, see, it worked. All the plans complained, they got rid of that other dog and they brought Brian back. I'm like, no, this was in the works from the beginning. They didn't just make this episode last week. It takes a year to make these fucking episodes. This was their plan all along. He's like oh, you just ruined it all for me.
Speaker 1:Like sorry for reality. Well, go put your head back in the sand then, boy. Um, yeah, so the the Neganu fury fight. He Neganu knocked him down. He knocked Fury down in the in round three, like whooped a shit out of him, all right, and like he looked stunned as fuck, so like that was part of the Simpsons predicted at one of like him hitting him. Uh, there was some black guy that uh Homer boxed and the black guy like to dictate him where Lee like squarely in the jaw and he's just like the stunned, dazed but Homer, so one.
Speaker 2:No Homer lost.
Speaker 1:Oh well they. They showed what the part that I saw showed him like lifted and Homer's arm up.
Speaker 2:Homer God take it when he was in the heavyweight championship fight. Um well, came in with those fan man things and pulled them out of the ring because he was going to get killed in the ring.
Speaker 1:Oh, yeah, yeah. So then there you go. See, I didn't predict it, because the screenshots I saw was like them lifting up Homer's arm like he won. Um, here he won. I figured he might need some pretty good fighter but he won by decision and, like a lot of people are pissed off about it, like yeah, they're not going to let an MMA guy come in there, only train for a year and then win.
Speaker 2:Yeah. But, maybe that's one of the Paul's next fights.
Speaker 1:That's what somebody else was telling me. They're like Paul would have won.
Speaker 2:No, I'm not saying it's pure, I'm saying it's the on that magazine. Yeah, Cause they don't want to actually fight against somebody who's a professional fighter boxer, you know. But but now they want to fight him, either because he just did so well against the champ.
Speaker 1:Yeah, Like that's. I don't. It was a split decision, so like it was close.
Speaker 2:Maybe they're there Then maybe they'll have to be a rematch.
Speaker 1:I wouldn't doubt it.
Speaker 2:Not choosing what happens when there's split decision and it's hard to beat a champ on a decision you pretty much have to knock the champ out. That's the champ's advantage.
Speaker 1:That's kind of fucking stupid. Oh, I agree, Just like if I'm just going through history you have a review process of, like how employees do, on a scale of one to five and you can only ever get threes and fours and you can't get a five. Maybe don't have it.
Speaker 2:Well, no, the thing is is that I don't like? It's when they do that they'll be like we have this review thing. We have fives and nobody can have a five. But you know what we're going to do we're going to get rid of the five and now nobody can have a four.
Speaker 1:No, exactly, I was like at that point like going back to the boxing judge shit. Why. Why is it okay that they're biased towards the champ? Aren't they supposed to score the fucking hits? The accuracy I don't agree with the process.
Speaker 2:I'm just saying historically that's what's happened.
Speaker 1:Why would that be a thing that they can be biased towards the champ? That seems fully illegitimate and shitty.
Speaker 2:See, that's why you need boxers with power, like Tyson had, and it just ends the fight 90 seconds and then there's no question, there's no going to the judges. The judges are there just to just to watch.
Speaker 1:Yep Like ah, that was a nice 15 minutes. I'm going to go eat.
Speaker 2:They're undercard, they're setting their way through the undercard to get to the Tyson fight, and then they say a minute and a half and it's already over, yeah, thanks. And the people who paid for the pay per viewer were like are? You gonna be fucking kidding me. I paid this money to watch you fight for 90 seconds.
Speaker 1:I mean. So I used to think the same way, but now I don't know that I care because, like a couple of the UFC main cards were over in like 15 seconds.
Speaker 2:Oh, I know.
Speaker 1:And I'm like bro, like paying for that, I'm like I'm fucking mad. But then you're like well, you still got to see them fight. And like maybe whoever you wanted to win one, maybe they lost, you still got to see them fight and an outcome. It's not like there was 15 seconds into the fight and they're like I'm sorry, but we can't show this fight anymore and you don't fucking know what happened.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:So yeah, like fucking, I don't know.
Speaker 2:I never bothered me because I usually caught the fight. I didn't actually pay for pay per view, so I and I like the people who had parties for the fight, so you still have a party. Yeah, enjoy your party, have fun.
Speaker 1:That's normally how I watched them, was it either bars or parties at friends houses.
Speaker 2:One year we were watching one of the fights and we were all at work. We didn't get off work until late, so we waited until all of us got off work and went over to friends house. We watched the recorded fight. Nice, yeah, that was a pretty good fight and it wasn't as quick as some of the other ones. I watched a lot of Tyson's fights, a lot of the quick, quick fights.
Speaker 1:I don't know that. I've seen almost any of them.
Speaker 2:Yeah, sminks, he knocked them out, I think it was. That's the one that was like 96 seconds, 90, some seconds.
Speaker 1:That's quick.
Speaker 2:Yeah, quick, quick. You could actually put like a compilation of the of. It wouldn't even have to just put the knockout, you could just put the whole fight and it wouldn't take a bunch of time. Ha, ha, ha, ha ha. Whatever, some really good boxers. Roy Jones Jr was one of my favorites that he was. He was so good.
Speaker 1:I don't know if I saw any of those either.
Speaker 2:He would, I wanna. He also had a bit of style, so he'd go to the ring like. I remember one in particular, his, like you know, mike Tyson, went out, he just had the towel over his head, yeah, and he would just throw it over his chest. Um, roy Jones Jr, his robe. He went out in the ring one time and I loved it. It looked like a tux.
Speaker 1:That's fucking great.
Speaker 2:And then he had a like. Of course he had to have it, so the sleeves, so the boxing gloves could come out when he took it off. But it was great. I thought that was the coolest thing ever.
Speaker 1:That's hilarious.
Speaker 2:I have a little flare, and then he would taunt people. He would be in the ring and he'd be like, yeah, go ahead and hit me, and then bam, knock you out. Oh, should have hit me when you had a chance. Oh yeah, he was great. Yeah, he also fought for the, for the US and the Olympics.
Speaker 1:That's still I've. There's often that I forget boxing is in the Olympics.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I used to be a bigger boxing fan, but it's just.
Speaker 1:It's too rigged.
Speaker 2:It's too, it's too, it's too much. Like you can't even get the fights you want to see. Like in UFC, there's a couple of people are really good. And then I was like, yeah, these two need to fight, they make it happen. Oh, okay, in boxing, when Pacquiao Mayweather finally fought, that was five years too late I didn't give a shit. By the time they got in the ring, I put money on it, but I didn't give a shit. And I was mad when I found out that Pacquiao had a torn rotator cuff. He couldn't be very active. He's normally a very active puncher.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah well, I wouldn't have put money on him to win if I didn't know he was hurt. That's fair. Yeah, I'm still pissed off about that one. I had him knocking him out in the sixth.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, if you're not punched a lot, that's not happening.
Speaker 2:But I did that because you know the payout was good. Yeah, I mean I put a couple of bets on it, so I you know I had my bet, but still that pissed me off. I wanted Pacquiao to win so bad. I've just never been a fan of Mayweather.
Speaker 1:He likes to dance and hug.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Dance and hug and Carry a backpack with a million dollars. Not saying I could beat him, I'm not saying he's not good, but he dances and fucking hugs. I'm like that's a strategy, just like people that get fucking mad and halo when I take the rockets and I take the shotgun and I take the energy sword and they're fucking mad about it. Like well, like you're a power weapon horn. I'm like well, I killed you to take that power weapon.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so you must have liked the power weapon yourself too, before you lost it.
Speaker 1:But also do better. Yeah, because if I can stay alive and keep power weapon horn like it's a strategy, maybe do better, yeah, yeah, I don't know what to tell you.
Speaker 2:Maybe come up with a better strategy of hero.
Speaker 1:Yeah, because your strategy seems to be working Of killing me when I have the power weapons and you can take them back. Yeah, yeah, I don't know. I have another note here that I saved. It's an article from October 19th. That is actually really surprising, like it's a stride in a. It's a medical thing, a stride forward in a very good fucking direction. By the title of it it sounds a little wrong. In a huge first, scientists transfer Alzheimer's to healthy young animals.
Speaker 2:I actually heard some breakthroughs on Alzheimer's recently.
Speaker 1:So, yeah, it kind of sucks. They gave Alzheimer's to fucking young animals. However, if they were able to give it to fucking healthy young animals, that means they're pretty close to figuring shit out about it. Yeah, and it basically talks about the role of the gut microbiome. I've been reading so much more about your gut bacteria and microbiome like how your body functions, a lot based off of your gut, of people that are either anxious or nervous or this or that, like that ulcers, and they just always either depressed or anxious or this or that, and their stomach's always fucking horrible and ulcers and this and this and that, and that's one of the reasons that you can actually get I think have we talked about this before that you can get good shit and do a shit injection?
Speaker 2:No, we've never talked about this.
Speaker 1:Do you know about that?
Speaker 2:No.
Speaker 1:So say you don't have good gut bacteria at all and there's issues that you're having. It's obviously like a doctor that's going to do this.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I would hope it wouldn't be just so many on the street corner.
Speaker 1:Yeah, just here's a bag of shit, go put it in you. It's not like that. So what it does is they test whatever sample because there's a site you can actually like sell shit to.
Speaker 2:I was going to say, if I have good shit. If I have good shit, does that mean, I could?
Speaker 1:Yes, you can sell it, nice, yeah. So we'll find that fucking website and we'll pop it in the description when this one comes out. Basically, you get a good sample of stool and then a doctor goes snap and then shoves it up in you. I'm sure it's a little more gentle than that, but like I was thinking there was going to be some kind of injection tube there might be Because the hand.
Speaker 2:They'll probably make it easier.
Speaker 1:Yeah, whatever, I was just thinking like Jurassic.
Speaker 2:Park, you just made me think of a whole new eBay store.
Speaker 1:So that Jesus Christ. But so then the good sample and all the bacteria and microbiome that's in that can spread and take over the bad shit and then like, okay, now you have good bacteria, good gut health and good, that's like super extreme. There's a lot you can do before you get to that.
Speaker 2:But it just makes me. I've heard people who smoke weed talking about this and this is good shit, but that just puts a whole new spin on that. Yeah, I'm going to go buy some good shit tonight.
Speaker 1:But so it says, using gut microbiota transplants and international team of researchers has shown memory impairments in humans with Alzheimer's can be passed on to young, healthy rats. It also revealed specific bacteria in the gut that are directly linked to cognitive decline in Alzheimer's patients. Blah, blah, blah. The highlights this highlights the gut microbiome as a key research area for Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia that could lead to new ways to treat the disease. Obviously they're normally diagnosed after the onset of cognitive symptoms, which may be too late for like the gut thing to work. But it says it's a start and then, if they can figure that out, there you go. So maybe you go take a fucking. I think you can swab your saliva and you can get a good gut microbiome makeup from that. So maybe it'll be like after you're 50, 60, go get a fucking mouth swab every three months, every six months, and then, okay, you need a fucking shit transplant.
Speaker 2:You need some shit.
Speaker 1:I need some shit in your life.
Speaker 2:You need some good shit.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, my eBay store is going to be called the Good Shit Store.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but I thought that was fucking fantastic.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, it is.
Speaker 1:Alzheimer's is horrible, yeah, awful, awful they don't have that burger anymore oh, I don't think I've ever had it.
Speaker 2:I never did yeah but that, the little nuggets gone I am fucking hungry. We should stop talking about food well, I'm gonna go to Wendy's after I leave here.
Speaker 1:I think Peter got little Caesar's, so probably have some of that.
Speaker 2:I think there needs to be a big Caesar's that's a Hillary Clinton. She has big Caesar's yeah, she's got a temper yep after she. It's famously known that after she lost election, she destroyed a couch in her place.
Speaker 1:I thought you were gonna say it's famously known that she has a kill list.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, that's all that too yeah, but that's that's the whole Clinton family, which I don't want to end up on that, so I'm gonna stop talking probably already said too much, yeah, well there are lots of good thing, they don't know what we look like there's a lot of unexplained.
Speaker 1:I'll just blur my face out when I say that, yeah, so they don't know which one it was there's a lot of unexplained deaths around them. A lot can't be coincidental yeah, most reasonable somewhere between one and, I think, 50 might be coincidental, and that's a high number, yeah, but what is it like? Three or four hundred something?
Speaker 2:right, I don't even know now, but one of the more recent ones was in custody when he killed himself.
Speaker 1:Yeah, epstein definitely killed himself. I don't know, just so much, just like a lot of the other people, like handcuffed and they shoot him a handcuffed by in the back and they shoot themselves in the back of the head. Yeah, it's suicide definitely textbook.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's the way, that's where you most do it yes yeah, exactly, most contortionist. That's how they do it man.
Speaker 1:So I guess the what's the fucking name of the people that inspect a dead person, like to see how they died?
Speaker 2:corner autopsy, that's well, that's what the report yeah no, so I was thinking of both.
Speaker 1:That's why I couldn't think of either yeah so you took one off the table and I found the other one, so the corner inspection had said something about that. Of they're like. He's seen a lot of people that have hung themselves, yeah, and none of them had the damage that Epstein had to his whole like hyoid area, I think it's called of like your trachea, your windpipe, like everything that fucking goes right here. That's all a lot of. It's like fine cartilage and like almost bone, yeah, and that's how they know when someone's like strangled is because it's fucking crushed like with way more force than just like you hung yourself yeah and they're like yeah, like it's one of the worst ones I've ever seen.
Speaker 1:Like he killed himself. Like that's, say that again slower, yeah, because yeah, like this is not typical in any fucking suicide. This is this, this is this. Is he killed himself like that?
Speaker 2:now you're scared but the thing is it's like the whole thing about the guard changes, where the guards were out when all this happened. It, it just seems suspect yes but yeah, I'm sure the Clinton said nothing new with the their upstanding system couldn't even finish the word.
Speaker 1:Wow, they, uh, yeah, they don't there's. There's gotta be something nice we can say about them they're not an office anymore. I really appreciate that you finished your career. Good job. Yeah, keep retired. Keep with good work there. Yeah, man, I guess that works. Yeah, that was something nice. You have any other notes?
Speaker 2:I'm starting to get hungry. We would wrap up early maybe there is something I wanted to mention. I guess I actually put this note a few weeks ago and I it was like I'll scroll up, so I didn't.
Speaker 1:I forgot it was there you don't erase stuff after you talk about it.
Speaker 2:We didn't talk about it so I didn't. So like I had a lot of notes on here, so one less. But now apparently them they're having some issues with Chinese economy. Still no, and apparently a lot of the, the wealthier people in China are shoving their money outside of the Chinese economy. Yes, yeah, that's in tropes and it's apparently it's maybe get caught doing it.
Speaker 1:You're in a lot of trouble, oh they've been doing that for fucking like five or six years, though at least the article I was reading was saying that they they were not prepared for post pandemic.
Speaker 2:They're having a lot of problems and they're real estate market and everything thing. Is it as a as a planet? We don't really want one of the bigger economies on the planet to go down. It affects all because it's a global economy.
Speaker 1:It'll affect everybody yes, but as like, since America owes China what, probably like 25 trillion dollars right now. Yeah, if China's economy collapses, yeah, can't we be like, hmm, so do I still owe you that? Yeah, what are they gonna do? Nothing is. Is that a proper exit for that? Or then what ours collapse because they're gonna be like, hey, we need it now yeah, I don't know, but I don't.
Speaker 2:You have about that in your couch cushions yeah can't you just cover it?
Speaker 1:I can. I can draw 25 t's right here real quick and then it's. I mean, but that's so. When I first read about like the Chinese economy issue, I think it was like I want to say, like seven years ago at least seven to ten years ago and the richest, like five to ten people in China also had connections with like their, like they're not the Federal Reserve, because I don't know that they have one, but like who are the fuck Prince money? I don't know why.
Speaker 1:I can't think of that either treasure yeah, so like they had connections with that person, so like they were printing and not really telling people and then exiting all this fucking money. Yeah, to the US, like housing market and stocks and this and that like everything in the US of like the top five to ten people like I think 80% of their fucking net worth was moved out of China within about six, six months.
Speaker 2:To a year it's been having for a long time is just I read more about it again recently. I've been reading about it every so often yeah about the real estate and all sorts of things going bad. I've mentioned the real estate on here before yeah just, I just saw more about it recently my phone. One of my news stories there's. There's a lot going on right now, which being a new story. I get some fucked up news stories on my phone regularly now. They've slowed down a little bit recently.
Speaker 1:But guy kills infant baby hear that Samsung step it up. I'm just. I don't, I don't read the fucking news.
Speaker 2:I get the notifications and I read them a lot of times. It was other stories about other things, but lately it's just been about like the kid who stabbed his mother unless she's sleeping, I mean multiple times Jesus Christ. I got 12 year old kid stabbed his mom that's healthy like 14 times. I kills people, carl do baby right across in a crib. Wow, yeah, so I'm just saying I get, I keep getting these fucked up stories then you just get notifications.
Speaker 1:It says like hey, read this.
Speaker 2:I get no occasion. It says this new story, pop on it, check it out. Sometimes I ignore it because I'm like I'm tired isn't reading about the middle say, I'm gonna say, if you try turning the fucking notifications off, well, but some of the stories are interesting. Some of them are not about people getting killed, but lately it's been a lot of killed.
Speaker 1:I saw something about somebody getting eaten by a bear or some shit, or alligator, some shit if it's an alligator, is probably in Florida and they were probably trying to share their fucking ice cream.
Speaker 2:Come with it so yeah, I'm sure now there's always stories from Florida oh yes, that's.
Speaker 1:If nobody's done this before, go on Google type in Florida and then your name it's Florida man. And then you know, just Florida man and your birthday, but you can also do Florida like Florida news and your name, and that'll often pull up some weird shit too. Yeah, yeah, florida man and your birthday, and hit enter on Google. You'll probably have at least one or two some crazy story, fucking articles.
Speaker 2:I don't know what it is with Florida that's let's fuck.
Speaker 1:Let's do those right now, so you don't have to say your birthday, just fucking we don't have to say the year, just today yeah, florida man. So wow, perfect Florida man stole $600 worth of cat blood from clinic. Officials say Wow, naked Florida man chases couple around Chick-fil-A parking lot.
Speaker 2:Florida man sprays woman with no women with Roche spray. Florida man pleads guilty to attempting to transfer obscene. I thought it says it cuts off. Florida man, rex, lickershop, Lames, caterpillar. What, what? Say that again? Florida man, rex, lickershop, lames, caterpillar.
Speaker 1:I'm assuming it's the construction equipment from cat blood. Oh, okay, that's what I thought you said, man sentenced to man sentenced in egg smuggling case. Egg smuggling.
Speaker 2:Yep.
Speaker 1:Well then, when he doesn't do that anymore? Now he's an ex smuggler.
Speaker 2:Florida Woman sentenced to pulling Gator from pants.
Speaker 1:Florida man was caught driving drunk with a squirrel in his shirt. That's a. Is that what you do, like if you put a squirrel in your shirt and you're just like I got?
Speaker 2:it, you just try it.
Speaker 1:So do you think you put the squirrel in because he was drunk and was trying to sober up, or that's why he started?
Speaker 2:drinking Even like.
Speaker 1:That's why he started drinking was to because he had a squirrel in his shirt.
Speaker 2:I want to understand this Florida Woman who pulled a small alligator from her yoga pants during a traffic stop has been sentenced to probation after being guilty to four charges.
Speaker 1:What's the probation going to be? Don't fucking pick up alligators.
Speaker 2:Don't put them in your pants, don't threaten police with them. I don't know.
Speaker 1:Jesus Christ Shirtless. Florida man gets stuck on store roof after botched break-in.
Speaker 2:I've heard of that one a few times. I've heard of one guy who went through the skylight of a liquor store to rob it and then he couldn't get back out.
Speaker 1:Yeah, jesus Christ.
Speaker 2:That guy had some drinks and smoked some cigarettes while he's waiting for the police coming the rest of the morning.
Speaker 1:Yeah Well, some of these are fucking Also. I've gotten past the correct date, oh well, yeah.
Speaker 2:Look that up. Florida man says. Burglar broke into his home, sucked on his toes.
Speaker 1:I saw that one. I think we have a winner, that's do you have anything to do Tuesday night. Do you want to go?
Speaker 2:break it in somebody's house. I don't know how somebody can. How do you?
Speaker 1:come up with that I have no idea. Like, do you think? He broke in and was like this motherfucker doesn't have anything I can steal, I'm just going to fuck with him. He probably was like, which is almost worse.
Speaker 2:He's probably like, oh shit, that's a nice flat screen in his bedroom. Then he looked over. He's like shit, those are some nice toes. So I take the TV or I'm sucking the toes. You know the toes one. He had probably had some nice shit, but the toes were probably that nice. See, I'm not into feet.
Speaker 1:I don't believe you after that.
Speaker 2:I'm just coming up with ideas here.
Speaker 1:I don't. I really don't understand that a lot of people can have a lot of different shit that like makes them happy, turns them on, does whatever for them. To a point, feet are gross Feet. Like I'm semi-neutral about them, like I'm not like, oh my God, like I can see like that's a good looking foot, that's a fucking awful foot. But it's like that, like it's a shiny penny or a dirty penny, like I don't fucking like pennies.
Speaker 2:Um, why do you think I have so many pairs of shoes? Because I don't want to look at feet.
Speaker 1:I thought I was gonna look at my shoes. I wanted other people to look at your shoes.
Speaker 2:No, I buy them for me.
Speaker 1:I think these shoes are on my feet right now.
Speaker 2:So I'm gonna, because I think, they're ugly, I don't care.
Speaker 1:Have you showed?
Speaker 2:those. I haven't showed the bottom to those yet.
Speaker 1:That's the purple skeleton air forces.
Speaker 2:Yes, those are my Halloween shoes. Halloween is tomorrow, but I'm gonna wear them anyway. I don't care.
Speaker 1:We need to get better at what fucking day is coming out, what day, like what we record is coming out on. It's like we should have said happy Halloween last fucking last episode.
Speaker 2:Yeah, we did two episodes on the same day.
Speaker 1:Yeah no, but that's like okay, which, when is this gonna come out? And then figure out, like if there's something that we need to say for that one, yeah.
Speaker 2:I do want to say, before we sign off, that it's coincidence that we both wore Star Wars today.
Speaker 1:Yeah, this is the shirt Mike got me from Disneyland that says wingman chewy and then I'll show them the back. And Mike's got the millennium Falcon. Yes, mike's fucking headphones just fell off.
Speaker 2:I'd show you the back of my mind, but it's just blue Well this is a blue shirt, but please like, follow, share, comment.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I don't know if I upset Brandon again or not, because he stopped liking the videos.
Speaker 2:But if you, if you comment, it helps our algorithm.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it does, and then we'll like and share and respond and fucking like just talk back and forth, whatever, yeah, facebook and Instagram. At some offense intended Twitter X X, twitter X X, whatever. At some offense pod YouTube. Just search at some offense. Search some offense intended on YouTube and you'll find it. It's fucking easy. Hopefully, because I'm going to email them today or tomorrow about the video chopping stuff. We should have the first couple starting to get scheduled to post when this one comes out, nice or soon after Nice. I know I've said that before, but I actually found something that is super easy and takes minimal fucking work and it looks good.
Speaker 1:We can put things on TikTok and that TikTok, instagram, youtube shorts, facebook Reels, instagram. I don't understand the difference. So, facebook like, if you go through the videos, you can watch Instagram Reels and you can also have Facebook Reels, but it's not the same as watching the Instagram Reels on Instagram.
Speaker 2:But we'll have to just get full coverage.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Get more eyes on us.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and we'll see. I want to like we have plenty of fucking one, plenty of video to start with. And two like this is going to be episode 74. Like we have plenty of like ups and downs with like how many views there are, how many listens per week, and this and that like gauge it off of, like how fucking well it increases.
Speaker 2:And, like Jeremy, scares a bear.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah. So I have to go out there and scream in a caterpillar.
Speaker 2:I totally got a church for wrecking the fucking store. You're gonna have to scare alligators sharks okay mythical animals. A griffin, because there's not really much you can do after bear. It's.
Speaker 1:I mean can?
Speaker 2:you, can you scare a silverback, that's. That's where you gotta go next.
Speaker 1:Maybe, yeah, I don't know, never seen one.
Speaker 2:You don't want to see one in person. They are terrifying.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so look forward to video shorts and when you happen to see them, hit like, hit, share, comment. Yeah, comment and do stuff. Tell friends goodbye.
Speaker 2:You're gonna tell friends goodbye.