# Baby Jane, Big Headlines & the Christmas Tree Capital: Kevin Musser Joins the Table

An episode of [Bourbon with Brad](https://invisiblenetwork.ai/podcast/1870310599), 31 Aug 2026, 2 h 26 min.

Audio: https://audio1.redcircle.com/episodes/8253d10a-25f1-4014-9745-c42dbef2748b/stream.mp3

Brad uncorks this week’s biggest AI stories with a pour of Baby Jane bourbon and a lineup that swings from global tech drama to hometown legacy. He breaks down Meta’s massive $17.2B settlement with 29 states over allegedly addictive platform design for kids, the wild tale of a Chinese farmer who lost 25 acres of sesame crops after trusting an AI chatbot’s herbicide advice, and Nvidia’s warning that server costs are jumping 15% — a signal of what’s coming next in the AI arms race. Then the conversation shifts from silicon to soil as Brad and the guys welcome an Indiana County icon: Kevin Musser of Musser Nurseries. Kevin shares how the nursery began, how it helped crown Indiana County the Christmas Tree Capital of the World, how the business evolved into new crops, and what technologies (if any) Musser Nurseries uses today. In segments four and five, Lou “Loubricity” Scerbo and Eric “Epic” Kowalski join Brad to test Kevin’s optimum Loubricity level and revisit his days as a professional motocross rider — a story you don’t want to miss. Pour your favorite bourbon, settle in, and enjoy a blend of sharp AI insight, local history, and great company. Legal Disclaimer: The views & opinions shared on the Podcast are our own & those of our guests. Nothing we discuss should be taken as financial, legal, business, or gambling advice. Don’t make investment, business, or betting decisions based on our conversations as you should always talk to a qualified professional. Listeners must always drink responsibly, never drink & drive, & only consume alcohol if you are of legal drinking age. Disclosure: Some of the images in the Podcast were AI generated &/or edited with AI. The cover image was AI generated. The voice overs are original AI generated voices. The theme music is an original instrumental created using AI. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

## Transcript

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[1:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: And we are back in the Bourbon Studios and Indiana PA. We got an amazing guest tonight, the longtime friend, neighbor, Indiana County legend.
[1:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, Kevin's like, what?
[1:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: Very well, very well-known name.
[1:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, can't wait.
[1:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: Can't wait.
[1:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm so excited.
[1:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, this is a...
[1:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm working on a little bit of a sleep, but this has got me all pumped up.
[2:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: So pumped up.
[2:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: The burger's not bad.
[2:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't know how you do it.
[2:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm exhausted.
[2:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: I played golf today and dropped those guys off and beat it over here.
[2:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: That was your first mistake.
[2:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: I needed a golf.
[2:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: I needed a golf.
[2:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: I needed a golf.
[2:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: I have not missed that game.
[2:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: I got it on.
[2:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: I got it on.
[2:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's the first time played probably in a month and a half.
[2:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: How'd you play?
[2:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: I had decent, yeah, I was on 85, that's pretty good for me.
[2:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, it's respectable.
[2:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[2:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, first one's a nice course too, that's a nice track, you know?
[2:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: It was pretty nice, yeah.
[2:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: They had punched the greens on the front nine, so they were a little rough, they had mo- you know, they needed mo- That's a back down greens for a really nice shape though.
[2:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's very cool.
[2:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, it was fun.
[2:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: Good company, we'd a good time.
[2:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, that's what it's all about.
[2:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I said, you go into that line, it's about.
[2:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I said you guys are headlines today.
[2:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: And you know, I tried to wait as long through the day.
[2:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's possible to do the headlines, because they changed all the time and sure enough and they gotcha.
[2:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: Since I send it to you, there's the biggest headline and that happened today.
[3:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: And so I'm just gonna start with that.
[3:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: That you guys haven't even seen, but maybe you have online though, but Meta settled their state child safety claims for 18 billion.
[3:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, in mind you, those, uh, this was the lawsuit about the meta, uh, suggesting that these young kids that they hurt themselves and stuff like that.
[3:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, it's, it's them influencing, you know, that, uh,
[3:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, through the algorithms have been, you know, that there's a dicting, it's influencing, you know, it's not safe, it's not safety measures in place, you know.
[3:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, all, you know, of course the lawyers, you know, did it very well as far as, you know, drafting it up and, and the experts too.
[3:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: And they actually started a week of trials out in California.
[3:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I think that's what was leading to it.
[3:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: And they were asking for 1.42, 1.4 trillion dollars in damages.
[3:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: So clearly, a settlement from Meta's eyes probably made a lot of sense.
[3:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: But I think the number was around 16.7 or $8 billion that they settled for with the 29 states that were a part of all the AGs.
[4:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: And we've been tracking that on Docket Daily.
[4:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I've read every one of those news releases from the Attorney General's office.
[4:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: They, you know, they of course are going to disperse that out there, but what they're using the proceeds mostly for is not the victims, but is for advocacy and learning going forward to make sure that the safety measures are in place.
[4:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: And of course, a big chunk of it's going to the attorneys that were representing the class action.
[4:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: It reminds me of the... And actually, and I misspoke, it's not a class action.
[4:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: This was brought by the Attorney General's Office.
[4:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: So this is actually an altruistic case.
[4:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: It reminds me of the tobacco lawsuits from the 80s, or early 90s, where they sued for billions and the money was to go to education and teaching people about the hazards of smoking, etc.
[4:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, right.
[4:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, it feels like that, but I think a lot of people get rich off of it.
[4:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, this was this was different.
[5:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: This was a spirit on and of course it's, you can guess which 29 states, you know.
[5:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: Attorney General's, you know, we're a part of it.
[5:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's very, it seems a dumb political line.
[5:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, I'm not gonna comment one way or the other.
[5:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: Everything is used as.
[5:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: But, you know, it was, you know, those that wanted to come at, and they had a very legitimate claim here.
[5:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, obviously when it comes to child safety, there's nothing more important.
[5:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: So, you know, we know about the lawsuit that's still pending out there, you know, with the chat, GPT and the suicide.
[5:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's, you know, that's horrific.
[5:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: So,
[5:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: But that was the headline between two hours.
[5:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: Since I sent you guys the headlines and now that one's snuck through.
[5:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's amazing, it could sneak through, so this is a big one.
[5:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, it's, yeah, well, it didn't take too long, it didn't take too long.
[5:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: It just, you know, it just is, it's just that big, so good for Matt, I'm sure that's going to help them as far as moving forward and you, you hope these, you know, companies that learn from their mistakes, they do, they're not the child safety.
[6:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: meta face quote.
[6:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, and a lot more taken initiative, you know, just like we were talking about them bringing philosophers and, you know, uh
[6:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: Christian leaders in, I mean, they're taking initiatives to make it more safe and they brought in, you know, experts in the areas of child safety too.
[6:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: So they really are, they really are taking steps amongst the massive upheaval of race that's going on.
[6:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: I can't only imagine what it's like to be in one of the five top, you know, the mango.
[6:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, if you're inside one of that
[6:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, I mean, I'm sure they're smart enough to realize if they first of all there's a, they have to, they have to succeed in the court of public opinion.
[6:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: And their businesses heavily rely on the public.
[7:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: And, you know, the people to support it and they don't want to damage ads.
[7:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I'm sure.
[7:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: Sure, they're unnoticed.
[7:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: Now, the other major headline today was a new video warns that they're going to have to raise prices 15% on the gyps.
[7:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: to come out with that just before they released earnings so they write.
[7:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: It seems to be so cheesy, good place, that was a well-placed.
[7:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't think this is where it ends, you know, we know that.
[7:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: And by the way, I also read something afterwards where Jensen said, the microchips are going to become like the new golden silver that you can trade.
[7:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: And he just raised 500 billion or 500 million.
[7:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: I wonder, you know, it's all running or any more bull rate to start currency?
[7:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, kind of like a commodity.
[7:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: Okay.
[7:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: So, and you can see the, you know, the GPUs, but it's gonna be a short commodity.
[7:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I'm like silver and gold at last forever.
[7:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: This is like we were talking about on the group chat.
[7:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's three to five year window, right?
[8:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: But even if the, but depending on how they set up now, do you have a stake in the company that keeps on replenishing it, right?
[8:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: So, all those terms will be interesting to see how they start it.
[8:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: And if they start using space as a place to put the data centers, how does that change that equation?
[8:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, I guess the depreciation on the chips would still be the same, but is it, but you, would you still have the same overhead to,
[8:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: It might be higher actually to go in and replace the chips because now you've got to go up there and do it.
[8:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: All right.
[8:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[8:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: And then you need special chips as well for it just because of the solar radiation et cetera.
[8:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: That was just frying.
[8:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: True.
[8:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: But we'll get into that in the fourth place.
[8:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: It doesn't be interesting.
[8:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: If land becomes an issue, chips become an issue, if water, you know, yeah, well, all that stuff, right?
[8:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: So, you know, in communities, backfiring and, you know, Governor Shapiro's executive order here in Pennsylvania is a prime example of how states we were just talking about Governor Abbott, you know, basically saying down in Texas.
[9:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: data centers.
[9:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: You got to solve the issue with the residents.
[9:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: This isn't a political issue.
[9:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: One side or the other, you got to figure this out so that local communities are supporting what you want to do.
[9:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I think that was well said.
[9:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, it's what it comes down to.
[9:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: If not, if you're not making everybody happy that has to be, you know, be a neighbor and deal with this, then the solution is going to get rejected every time.
[9:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, then nobody's going to come in.
[9:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: So the other major headline today is, and I wanted to kind of incorporate it with our guest too, because we got a couple of things happening here, we'll get into that too, Kev, is in the farm lands, one farmer, happened to use chatGPT, and I won't say chatGPT, you happen to use
[9:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm like chap GPT like model to find out.
[10:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: The best way to use Pesta's, or I guess it was we using a best chemical formulation for weeds on his crops.
[10:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: And he had a, he had a ses, is this sesame crop?
[10:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: Does that make, yeah, so I guess that's a broad leaf, like plant in this pesticide, or the, yeah, usually kills weeds is a broad leaf.
[10:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: Her website, yeah, I guess.
[10:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: Killed not only the least, but end up killing 25 acres of his plant.
[10:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, and so, you know, of course, it was just yours.
[10:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: When I was a prime example of using generally I for a very specific purpose, right?
[10:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: So, those are lawsuit pending there.
[10:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't think there is, because I think, you know, all the general, you know, LLM's, you know, disclose, and yeah, yeah, they're not holding themselves out to be experts in anything, but
[11:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: you get reliant on this stuff and then they come across so convincingly you figure they got to know what they're talking about and they're talking more broadly if I got I got that you know and this is this is a clean way to go let's do it you know no it wasn't necessarily clean way that mean the words so long that they used it that the it was overseas to cover it was uh... yeah it is so the translation doesn't come up it even gets a few extra letters and I have our time just pronounced in regular words so I didn't know where you've
[11:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: Is that the little dots over the front line?
[11:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: This has just had a lot of words that just sounded like it was a repeat in itself inside the word.
[11:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, right?
[11:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: So he kills his old crop and basically said, look, there needs to be a specific L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L
[12:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: with industry knowledge and that's where it comes you know and how do you get industry knowledge you get something that's specific to it and you know and goes from there so yeah i have that's a hard lesson learned you know you can give me some plants at the deer won't eat stuff like that i'll be coming to see you Kevin anyway
[12:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: Another headline, the FDA just opened comments.
[12:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: This is a docket daily headline.
[12:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: The on generative AI medical devices as to how they should be operating and you know, dealing with it.
[12:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I've continually said that AI and medical is going to be the biggest thing that we're going to see the most amazing results.
[12:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: In fact, there was another headline that is read today that I just took a snapshot, and you know, a chance to send it to the group chat.
[12:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: It was on Parkinson's disease.
[12:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I read something about it.
[12:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I think they've been able to now figure out that it's actually a gut issue.
[13:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's not really a brain issue.
[13:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's a gut issue.
[13:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: And it's a deficiency of vitamin B, really.
[13:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[13:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's that simple.
[13:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: So now they're saying you're used as rich in B12, just saying.
[13:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, now they're saying I learned this when I was brewing.
[13:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[13:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, now they're saying there may it just may be as simple as an oral, you know A pill combination of B supplements that would really quickly.
[13:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: I did not read this.
[13:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: I did not read that I read that they that they were making some major breakthroughs on Parkinson's and also I thought I read also on Alzheimer's yeah
[13:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: So when they asked Michael J.
[13:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: Fox for a comments today, he was just fiercely shaken his head.
[13:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, fuck.
[13:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: He said, you fucking serious, a sad simple.
[13:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'll die, but I don't even know.
[13:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's where the crickets will come in on the video, buddy.
[13:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: I know, right?
[14:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's gonna be hard to stop that.
[14:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's reflexes in our voice as everybody just do you know, as everybody just do you know, as everybody just do you know, lose away, but they've never done lightning strikes that's coming.
[14:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's the first time I've shut down the show on the first step.
[14:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: Trust me, I always buy internal joke for you boys.
[14:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: I know I'm cutting that shit.
[14:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: But he has been a big advocate for trying to find a cure.
[14:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: He's a big name, obviously.
[14:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: Hopefully they do.
[14:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: I got his autograph.
[14:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: It looks like mine.
[14:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, if you see my handwriting, my handwriting's pretty bad.
[14:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: The changes every time I swear to God, you've got to try to be an outer graph expert with Michael J. Foxley.
[15:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: Not Chuck, it's sort of fine that one.
[15:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: So, boo, it's on.
[15:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: We're gonna come back from that inevitable edit that's about to take place.
[15:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I'm gonna try to come back and not so read this time.
[15:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[15:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: Ooh, take a deep breath.
[15:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: And see.
[15:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[15:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: So that would be awesome if thinking about the cure for that in some other, does, you know, I mean, it's all right.
[15:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: Come me down one more time.
[15:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, shit.
[15:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: All right, I agree.
[15:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: The medical advances, so here's the thing.
[15:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: Not only are they going to be tremendous, but they're going to be so well-received because everybody is going to be excited to see everybody.
[15:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: They're going to be excited to see everybody.
[15:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: Everybody, if it fits everybody.
[15:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: And that's what I've always said.
[15:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I think I've been a big proponent of categorizing what we're going to spend all the data center, GPUs on medical number one, military,
[16:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, police enforcement officers to save lives as far as protecting those that have to put their lives at risk, you know, and then research and development through the educational system to figure out what's best in the interest, right?
[16:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: Aiming beyond that, I think a business should take on to its own terms.
[16:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: You can now get data center, little mini data centers brought into your company.
[16:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: AWS, we talked about it in the headlines a couple months ago.
[16:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: They'll they'll plop them right down there.
[16:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, we talked a couple of weeks ago about the depending legislation where where they have to spend money, take, they're going to, they're going to pay a fee.
[16:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: And then that money is going to be used to, you're talking about the exercise.
[16:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, they were talking about, I don't know, all the, all the, all the, yeah, to help, to help with the, well, that's the right place of the job.
[16:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: So that's just the replacement of jobs.
[16:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: And that's, that's a whole different, you know, yeah, that's a whole different category of stuff that we got to worry about, right?
[16:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: So,
[16:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: And the actual replacement of jobs, especially as it gets more advanced, more advanced, becomes more real as to what we're going to really look at in that spectrum.
[17:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: So, I mean, let's, I mean, let's, I mean, let's, I mean, let's say everybody's going to go, and it's bad idea.
[17:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: Let's move on to something else.
[17:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, it's not going to happen.
[17:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: If it goes away now, it would be the biggest collapse that we ever saw in.
[17:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: because I think it's gotten so built up, we're talking the Fortune 5000 companies of all intertwined into the working system, so they would have to unwind all that.
[17:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's not going to happen.
[17:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: It just isn't going to happen.
[17:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: And not only that, but you're talking about billions of people that now are relying on charging CT Claude, copilot, Gemini, you know, meta, it's part of our society, just for good.
[17:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: It is, it is, whether we like it or not, I think we just need to be more responsible, how we're going to build it.
[17:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: just can't be these, you know, uh, very impactful community and impactful systems that are coming into our neighborhoods, you know, they're taking care of the neighborhoods that they're coming into, right?
[18:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's been your position all along.
[18:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: Has been.
[18:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, it's our guardrail.
[18:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's very well, it is.
[18:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: And obviously, clearly, it's very profitable when we're, when, uh,
[18:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, the other thing that Claude talked about that's going through in the pre-IPO, you know, they're talking about a $2 trillion kind of pre-valuation and possibly what's going to come out possibly in speculations isn't, you know, verified yet, is that the potential revenue that anthropic alone is 30 trillion.
[18:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's a ridiculous number.
[18:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: So when they're making that much money,
[18:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: Don't leave everybody at the wayside and in a desert land, you know?
[18:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, I think it's irresponsible.
[18:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: I think it is doing to do that.
[18:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I do want to get back when we talk about responsibility as I'm floating through our headlines today that have been ever changing.
[18:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: What's the world, okay, so I'm a second, 30 trillion.
[19:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: What's the world GDP?
[19:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: Do you know?
[19:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: Is it $30 trillion?
[19:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, arts is what?
[19:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: Four?
[19:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, it's 12.
[19:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: I know our deficit is 40 trillion.
[19:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: I was talking about, can we just wipe that out?
[19:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: How about we start with that, huh?
[19:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: What's in the data center's wipe out our deficit?
[19:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: We'll start from that.
[19:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: I proposed that tomorrow.
[19:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: And tomorrow's tomorrow's bill, right?
[19:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, 30 trillion, like just the entire world produce it much revenue.
[19:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: Now, the G is 126 trillion.
[19:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: I can't go to each three loons.
[19:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: Mr. Lubricity himself was in the house.
[19:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: You asked, oh, okay, so it's not that bad.
[19:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: Okay, never mind.
[19:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: I've resumed my comment.
[19:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I wanna share one more of the headlines that I thought were worthy, because I see my time sticking away, and I know I wasted it on a few internal jokes that we had to cut out.
[20:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: They were gonna put like four minutes of final again.
[20:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's gonna be like the fifth segment.
[20:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: They're like Yeah, sushi chef.
[20:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: We're back and we're gone And we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back and we're back
[20:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's his secret.
[20:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's how he drinks all of us.
[20:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: He's bits a lot.
[20:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: See that?
[20:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: He's a spitter.
[20:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: Not a swaller.
[20:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, here he is.
[20:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: How about Sam's last week?
[20:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: She goes, she goes, oh, he's great.
[20:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: Can we take him with us?
[20:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: We're like, no, he's ours.
[20:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: You can't have him.
[20:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: He's like, I just want to put him on my pocket.
[20:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: I figured out this he'd on a Nashville.
[20:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: Where's Eric?
[20:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: Let me get him.
[20:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[20:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: That was a huge honor.
[21:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: Can't have him.
[21:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: We're going to save him for later.
[21:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: And we can't.
[21:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: You told us your last headline, but we can't end the fight.
[21:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: So we can't land.
[21:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: We can't end this segment without talking.
[21:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: Thank you.
[21:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: Thank you.
[21:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: Thank you.
[21:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: Thank you.
[21:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: Thank you.
[21:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, man.
[21:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: All right, well, there's a lab.
[21:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I've been talking about AI imaging and how that's so incredible.
[21:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: So when you train all, you train MRIs, you train X-rays now that are all digital CAT scans on all these different levels of data and images.
[21:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: This group, this group trained 23 million images,
[21:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: and now have verifiable proof so that when it gives and one of the one of the biggest things in the AI governance world is showing that you have proof why why why is it why is it happening and show me the steps in the verification in the verifiable proof.
[22:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, after training in a 23 million images, they're now able to provide exactly the explanation as to how it came to that conclusion when it's giving a result.
[22:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: So this, again, is in testing phases.
[22:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's in a lab out of one of the top universities.
[22:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: I think it's awesome.
[22:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's a cool thing that's happening there.
[22:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: Now, I will say this, and I want to leave one more quick, one more quick headline.
[22:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: You have time.
[22:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: I know I fucked up.
[22:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: I think I still have that.
[22:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: You have about seven minutes.
[22:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: Awesome.
[22:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: So there's one more quick headline I want to get in that it talks about this.
[22:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's called Guide Light AI Standards.
[22:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: I've never heard it before and told this headline, but apparently this is a new place, or maybe not a new place, maybe it's a reputable place.
[22:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: But they went and rated all five of the top mangos.
[23:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: As to whether or not the criteria of logging, we're talking about that black box.
[23:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: Can we determine what's going on really behind the scenes?
[23:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: And the all of these tech executives that went to the federal government and said, we need to have this emergency break in case, especially with all the leakage we've had from the frontier labs that I'm getting out.
[23:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: breaking into the internet and breaking into other things that we heard about, you know, the horse story with hugging face, all that stuff.
[23:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: What are your situation really like at home at the corporate level, right?
[23:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, they said, open AI.
[23:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: has the highest ranking three at a five, which I wouldn't say is really high.
[23:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's like your 60% of, you know, of, I even knew that number, which I didn't have to go see in you.
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[23:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: It is 60% there, right?
[23:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, right.
[23:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: A period of verify that in his calculator.
[24:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, no, no, no, I'm pretty good math.
[24:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
[24:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: zero.
[24:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: So, you know, it's one thing to say it, so they're doing like performance ratings.
[24:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, this is poorly, reportedly what this company was doing now, did they get true access to really have, I mean, I have all these questions as a note, it turned you're right, you know, I'm looking at both sides.
[24:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: Did they really get true access or did they just kind of get the brush off from a communications person that just said, yeah, we, yeah, we have this, and they're like, yeah, that's not, what was the detail study?
[24:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's what I
[24:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: And we know Anthropics has been a very big proponent from day one, you know, about all this stuff.
[24:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: Mm-hmm.
[25:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: In fact, I think this was driven, it's a platform to be where it's at and beyond the fact that it's delivered one of the most amazing products that's ever been out there with, you know, you talk about Fable 5, that has been crazy this last week.
[25:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: We'll get into that in the second third segment, oh, whatever, somewhere not one of them.
[25:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[25:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: Anyways, that's the headlines.
[25:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: They're moving.
[25:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: They probably even changed since I sat here and enjoyed probably half a bourbon.
[25:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[25:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: Could have you jokes, I just wanted to say, you know, I, I still think of what their stole on a chatter about last week's show with, uh, don't lie with County Fair.
[25:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, can we not do this to a back shot and say, are, and I haven't even told the County Fair folks yet, uh, a bit of spent so busy, you know, and I hadn't didn't have a chance to catch up with them either because, yeah, that's a, that's a, because of the whole flight plans.
[25:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: It was just a mess, you know, but, uh, yeah, that, that, that, that, that, that dropped
[25:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: was our biggest day and was on Spotify at least, you know, we had not even close.
[25:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, not even close.
[26:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, we went from the highest day ever on Spotify from 1141 hours watch to 1800 almost.
[26:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[26:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: it was just over 18.
[26:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, it was crazy.
[26:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, that was awesome.
[26:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I didn't even send you guys the next day with the next day followed up with it with like 1100 dollars.
[26:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: It was crazy, right?
[26:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: So yeah, and we did, yeah, they just, that was, no, it was awesome.
[26:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: It was a whole different option.
[26:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: They said such a such a different experience.
[26:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: And they did.
[26:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: They sound like they just sit down and start playing.
[26:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: Did you auto tune in those guys?
[26:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: Cause I feel like you don't know with me, you know?
[26:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't have on it too, I don't know you don't know.
[26:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: There was some tricky mixing to cut the guitar back because it was the mic on the guitar.
[26:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: It was always pulling that way back, but I used to individual for the first time since we bought this mixer.
[26:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: I used to individual tracks so I could boost her and pull him back and pull the guitar down and it worked out pretty good.
[26:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, she does have like futures of music, make sure I'm just saying, you know, that I'm going to leave this here is, you know, Cheryl Crowe was playing Monday night at that conference.
[27:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: Is that, oh, really?
[27:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: Wow.
[27:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, one of the big, uh, companies LaGora brought them in and I'm like, oh, wish I could stick around.
[27:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I can get some sleep though.
[27:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: That didn't happen.
[27:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: Did you sleep?
[27:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[27:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: You're stuck in the airport on the way down, right?
[27:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: When Chicago did you say you slept in the airport?
[27:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: Chicago didn't sleep.
[27:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: I just sat for you.
[27:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: Like a freaking, uh,
[27:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: Like a cycle in the corner in the dark.
[27:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: How much sleep do you have since just staring down the main his folks that are cleaning the Chicago airport are like, is this guy all right?
[27:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't think so.
[27:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: He's still bobbin' and weaving.
[27:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: Like, like, you know, a couple of those boys that went 12 rounds of Mike Tyson, I'm just still sitting there.
[27:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: Hey, you got a love flying flight travel.
[27:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, I love flying.
[27:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, which is a Chicago.
[27:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[27:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: That was great though.
[27:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, the one thing I realized is my body's not made for running Anymore, at least now you know.
[27:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, well, I knew before him
[28:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: I wish I missed my flight by a lot and not just a little because it's that chance.
[28:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I better run.
[28:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, so it was that close.
[28:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: So the flight on Pittsburgh was delayed.
[28:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: Is that, yeah, they had mechanical failures and, uh, it's always fight time we land.
[28:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: I, I only had like 25 minutes to get there anyways and if you're on the wrong side of Chicago airport, you know, Harry, I mean, you got to go, and I had to go underneath that light of bridge when they try to make you feel happy with all those different lights.
[28:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, yeah, yeah.
[28:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: I was not happy.
[28:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: The rainbow.
[28:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: I got to be honest.
[28:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[28:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: I know that.
[28:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: And by the way, when you're trying to run past people that are just in no hurry to get on that, and clearly I was running on the aided thing, you know, whatever they call that going across.
[28:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, the people were with two banks, see, you know what you need, you need to go pro, that we could have strapped to your head to watch off.
[28:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: That would be great.
[28:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: That would have fallen off in the first.
[28:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: It was such a shit show, but anyway, that's it.
[28:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: When we come back, we're going to be pouring the bread.
[28:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: We're going to be bringing up a great guest.
[29:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: Mr. Kevin Musters in the house.
[29:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: And we will be back right after this.
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[30:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: And we are back and boy, do I got the boys next to me tonight?
[30:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: Got Mr. Kevin Musser in the house, welcome, brother.
[30:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'll show you it.
[30:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: Lou, you're looking awfully dapper.
[30:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh my goodness.
[30:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: What other day in paradise?
[30:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, I'd tell you what, man.
[30:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, how are you even fending off the ladies these days, you know?
[30:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: Even doing the nursing home tour, I have, yeah.
[30:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: I actually don't know.
[30:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm thinking about moving out of my pocket.
[30:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: Actually, I could go into a nursing home right now, and I think probably run the place I can be like And there's fringe benefit.
[30:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I think the best or Stallone.
[30:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: He's the Tulsa King.
[30:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: You have to be the nursing home King Yeah, I think that article the 82 year old ago busted for starting up a sporting bet.
[30:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: I saw that.
[30:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah The nursing home.
[30:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: I said that.
[30:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, no.
[30:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, no.
[30:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, no.
[30:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: My uncle Joey
[31:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's awesome.
[31:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: I can't have good to see you, man.
[31:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: Thank you.
[31:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: Thank you.
[31:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: Welcome, brother.
[31:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: Thank you for having me.
[31:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: For those that don't know and for all of our Indian economy and surrounding area listeners, they know exactly who's sitting next to me.
[31:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: That is Kevin Muster.
[31:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: Thank you, brother.
[31:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: You've been a friend for going on 20 years now.
[31:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: I've moved into the neighborhood about seven or eight years.
[31:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: I know your property belly went down a little bit.
[31:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[31:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: Like it was a rough spot.
[31:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: Wish it was a noise ordinance.
[31:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: Is that from his laugh or from his music?
[31:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yes.
[31:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yes.
[31:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: His laugh is music.
[31:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: Although we had to pay more money.
[31:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: And that's, that's, that's, that's what I want to start.
[31:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: And so for those who don't know who Kevin Musters, the Muster family, the Muster nursery.
[31:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, that is, that is so ingrained in Indiana County's heritage, right?
[31:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: One of the very first things I saw when I moved to town, coming here for the very first time back in 2001, was welcome to the Christmas tree capital of the world.
[32:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: in a very big, if not the biggest, and probably the sole reason is to why we were the Christmas tree capital of the world.
[32:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: is the most your family nursery.
[32:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: My grandfather.
[32:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[32:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: Start it all.
[32:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: 1928.
[32:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: So please, 1928.
[32:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, well, you're working on your work.
[32:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: You're working on your... That's your work on your... You're a... That's a bit of a year and a half away.
[32:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, we got to have them.
[32:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: You get a, what do you call the little seedling?
[32:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: You get a seedling?
[32:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: You get a seedling?
[32:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yes!
[32:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: I need you to do better than that, but we just... We just decorate every tree of the nursery.
[32:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: We just... Yeah, we do.
[32:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[32:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[32:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[32:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, tell us how that started and where it went and how it how you guys got to be the biggest and and how you how they that went down that true.
[32:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: So, my granddad Fred Mossers senior started it in 1928 as I said, but it was born actually out of the coal business using the coal business with a partner.
[32:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: They did deep mines, strip mines, and you know, you had subside and so on the hillside, so got to plant some trees up there.
[33:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, you'd buy them, and he's like, I can't I grow these goddamn things.
[33:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, so they starts growing them, and he's like, Hey, we don't like her son or show.
[33:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm just kidding, I'm just talking about this.
[33:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: Can we say whatever you want?
[33:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: We are, I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I
[33:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: So these guys you guys were sending very hot chicks in bras and uh oh, yeah I mean, that's why you don't think of that.
[33:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: Get a log look at the seers.
[33:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't know You'll spank baby for a born up And we're talking about a poor-nob expert Must even 30 seconds Paris
[34:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, stick pages, but go on that's the point round just a pine sap That's the best of pine dogs Clark Clark yeah
[34:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: Um, but yeah, so so he took that model and he said, why can't I send live trees if I can dig them properly, pack them properly, get them out in a timely fashion.
[34:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: Here's a business here and it was.
[34:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: So he started that whole mail order process in the 20s.
[34:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, yeah.
[34:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: Wow.
[34:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: We're getting into the 30s now by the time I met up in, but still, it was ahead of its time.
[34:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: Bring out the ass into the grid, uh, the pressure pressure.
[34:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, that's awesome.
[34:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: So, uh, so he did that and then, um, you know, he then cut Christmas trees.
[34:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: That was a big thing, too.
[34:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, you'd just back then, you'd just go out and see him woods and cut whatever looked like a green something.
[34:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: And it was usually a pile of shit.
[35:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: And so he's like, why can't I have something that was really perfect for the result?
[35:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: So he thought he could do better and he started it with Scotch Pine and Revolutionized the Christmas tree industry.
[35:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: So how did he do that?
[35:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: So he started with Scotch Pine now and did he start buying land?
[35:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, yeah.
[35:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: So he had a little bit of land and that was, but then he started buying up land.
[35:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: So to your point farmers that were maybe.
[35:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, getting up in age and they didn't have the next succession coming on that nobody was going to take it over from their family started buying it Nice, or maybe they were, you know, which is great for them.
[35:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, so now you have another business interest that hasn't, you know Absolutely.
[35:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: So so that's where it was born out of and then you know, it just snowballed into, you know, bear root seedling, selling them Paul and Burlap Potted plants and then they think they started the garden center
[35:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: probably around the 1960s.
[36:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, so.
[36:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: Jeff, did I read somewhere that you guys plant about 600 acres here in Indiana County?
[36:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: Is that it?
[36:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: Would that be accurate?
[36:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[36:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: That has waned a little bit over the years.
[36:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, the cut Christmas tree industry, especially has gone.
[36:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's not what it used to be.
[36:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's gone down here a little bit.
[36:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I'm sure.
[36:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: I noticed you guys are planting more of the fake Christmas trees these days.
[36:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yes.
[36:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: And they're doing quite well.
[36:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[36:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: No.
[36:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: You don't have to trim them.
[36:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: that's what it's like and I mean all jokes aside is that what's cut into the cut tree industry just people just that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's
[36:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: A lot of people just don't put up Christmas trees anymore, you know, we're our Christian supporters out there.
[36:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: If my wife let me, I'd leave one up all year round.
[36:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: Listen, I get it.
[37:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's festive, I like the lights.
[37:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's the best time of the year, right?
[37:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I agree.
[37:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: It says second Halloween, but yeah.
[37:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[37:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: I can see that coming right now.
[37:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's Halloween tree.
[37:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's Halloween's little bit.
[37:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: I have Halloween tree too.
[37:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's not it.
[37:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: They're orange.
[37:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: So yeah, that's cut into bread.
[37:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: You probably don't know this or Eric because you guys didn't grow up around here But Perry and Kevin and I did there was our representative for Indiana County was first it was Queen Evergreen, right?
[37:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: Right, and it was because we were the Christmas tree capital of the world when I was a kid back in the sixties That's I mean she was the hottest woman in India.
[37:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: I just like to say my wife was Queen Evergreen 1991
[37:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, actually we met in a bar.
[37:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, that's true people.
[37:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's all the best relationships start.
[37:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's right.
[37:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: Because then you know what you're getting exactly what you're getting.
[38:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, it seems like a party girl.
[38:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's right.
[38:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: So, yeah, that was the title in Indiana County.
[38:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, yeah.
[38:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: That was the top royal chair.
[38:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: You could be awarded.
[38:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: Sure.
[38:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's the treat oper.
[38:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's right.
[38:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[38:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: Wouldn't have been a treat.
[38:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: Wouldn't have been the treat oper back.
[38:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[38:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: very cool.
[38:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, no, these jokes are corny, but you know how I can better go on.
[38:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, that's what he had to do.
[38:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: He has to be ready to get into the roots.
[38:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: We have started at the top.
[38:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, that's what I love, but you, you know, and the heritage, you know, you talk about this.
[38:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: And what I love about you guys is, too, is that you have adapted, too.
[38:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: So, you know, you talked about how, you know, you
[38:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: Christmas tree demand for fresh cut trees especially the best cut fresh trees comes out here.
[38:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: You guys got them all.
[38:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, it's not you're not just pegged into one industry.
[38:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: You have a mall.
[38:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, you have a selection of just whatever.
[39:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, pretty diverse foot.
[39:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: So last time I talked to you, you guys moved into the soybeans and that was a.
[39:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, so the ice started that in 2013.
[39:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, I just saw a need for it.
[39:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: We had some open ground.
[39:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I might, I'll just reel back a second here.
[39:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: My grandfather passed away in 88.
[39:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: My dad took over Fred Muster Jr. as a president and kind of took it to the next level.
[39:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: But again, we saw that drop off in Christmas trees.
[39:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: So we had some bacon ground.
[39:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: I said, dad, how about, you know, put some grain crops out there.
[39:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, sure.
[39:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: Go for it.
[39:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I started with 150 acres of soybeans by 2017.
[39:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: I was up to maybe 600, 700 acres.
[39:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: And then I added corn.
[39:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: And now we're rolling close to 1200 acres between corn and soybeans.
[39:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, you guys are doing full-fledged farming.
[39:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I mean, we're faking it, but it doesn't.
[39:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, no, no, you're not faking it.
[39:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: That goes back to my roots and Wisconsin.
[39:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, from the dairy farmer, my grandfather was a dairy farmer.
[40:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, he grew up on a big farm and he don't size.
[40:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: Even his garden looked like, to me, a big farm.
[40:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, he had the old school tractors, you know, where the stick shift, where you have the kind of... Yeah, like, you know, kind of really kick it into.
[40:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I was on the back of that when I was four or five, so 100%.
[40:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[40:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: Let me ask you how your biggest client for soybeans.
[40:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: I was again, I've been doing my research on this since I heard you were doing this.
[40:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: Sure.
[40:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: 60% of the food and Chinese restaurants contain some soy and some form or another my not right who without what really that i mean that i mean that i mean right what industry you can say that either so we would sell to somebody like 80 m out in
[40:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, Eastern PA and they would then they could do many things with it.
[40:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: They could crush it, extrude oil from it, that oil can be used in cooking, then the the byproduct of that would be like the cake almost is what it looks like and that can be used for the poultry industry to feed the poultry or you can break some of those products down and use it as another form of like plastic, you know, one deer actually uses
[41:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: So you knew there was a multi.
[41:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, there's it.
[41:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: You can do any goddamn thing you want.
[41:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's a, it's basically a petroleum product.
[41:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: It is.
[41:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[41:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I mean, it's, you know, corn is not much different than that.
[41:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: There's not as many byproducts, but obviously you've got f and all.
[41:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: Sure.
[41:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: So, but you had to answer your question.
[41:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: There's a lot of, as far as West or, you know, Pennsylvania is a whole Eastern Pennsylvania has a lot of places that you can,
[41:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: I was actually working with the gentleman back in the day from IEP, that was dealing with switchgrass, which is.
[41:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, yes.
[41:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: And he was able to make a biodegradable plastic out of that, you know, they'll do a little bit of that.
[41:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[41:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: So that makes, you know, and that's what they plant all on the way side of, you know, farms and absolutely in the federal government of Peter, right?
[42:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[42:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: Absolutely.
[42:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[42:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: A lot of government assisted program out there.
[42:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: It'll help with that.
[42:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: So really cool.
[42:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: What, what, where's, how, give us some relativity on, like, in your 13 years doing this since 2013?
[42:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: Price ranges, where have you seen Soybean, I hear, yeah, we watch in the party, probably watching, yeah, yeah, yeah, you like the commodity price.
[42:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: I do, I do, I have it, you know, obviously, my computer, my office on my phone, there's an app, I mean, you can fall.
[42:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's always a dick thing, isn't it?
[42:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: It is, and that's a problem, right?
[42:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: I know, I'm the same way.
[42:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's why it's just anything like that.
[42:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: When I started the soybean prices were pretty damn high.
[42:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: I want to say there were maybe $14 a bushel.
[42:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: Okay, and so I'm like, wow, this is great.
[42:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: You can make so much damn money just planning soybeans and then won't tell you double the mark with all the acres
[42:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, I'm sure there's a lot of finger on the armors out there than me, but you know, and then the harsh reality sets in and you see, it's just a cycle and it, like anything, it serves to nose dive.
[43:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I was talking to Brad earlier before the show that, you know, the input prices are so far off of what the grain prices are and that's corn in, so it means,
[43:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: it really makes it tough.
[43:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: So instead of doing it in, why is that?
[43:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, why can't they just give you the legitimate price that you need to, it's all driven by the global market and it's all driven today.
[43:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's a commodity.
[43:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's commodity.
[43:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: A lot of it is.
[43:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: There's always China.
[43:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: There's always that the, the ridiculous spread there that's where you're playing with and you're trying to figure it out how to budget around, right?
[43:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[43:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's the artistry, if you go into the season thinking, oh, we're going to sell for $12 a bushel and you go through the whole the whole growing season and harvesting and then you find out this only song for seven.
[43:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: Right.
[43:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: Now you get, now you, maybe hold it until next year if you can store it.
[43:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: Right.
[44:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: So, it's all not cost.
[44:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: Fertilizer prices when you talk, labor, labor, everything.
[44:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: Labor, fuel prices, all that.
[44:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, do you think price, you know, you're saving all that?
[44:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yes, chat, GPT.
[44:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, how do I do this better?
[44:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, no, I'll tell your crops and you don't have to worry about it.
[44:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: There's a major imbalance right now and again, we could get into the way into the weeds with the political stuff and we're never going to change that and we're not going to do that anyhow.
[44:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: Good.
[44:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, and to be honest, I'm one political note and I don't get to political, but I do think there's anything that we should all be putting it in fact.
[44:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, we were talking about music, right?
[44:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I was going through that down in Nashville.
[44:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I was sleeping in, actually, not Nashville.
[44:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: Not Chicago.
[44:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: Chicago.
[44:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: Sleeping in the airport with the maintenance folks.
[44:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: I call it sleeping.
[44:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: I was just kind of zoning out into music and looking at my computer.
[44:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: But I was rewatching FarMade when they did that back in Illinois.
[45:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: Champagne Illinois.
[45:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: Is that where they had that?
[45:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[45:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: And it spurred off of, you know, the England one that they did, it had done beforehand.
[45:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: And between Willie Nelson and a few others that got together here in America, they really, yeah, I mean, they raised, I'm talking back in the late 80s,
[45:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: I think with the late 80s, right?
[45:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: I think it was 1985.
[45:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: I was going to say mid 80s, right?
[45:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: So we're talking mid 80s.
[45:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: They raised like 80 million for farming, right?
[45:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[45:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: Was this a precursor to we are the world?
[45:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[45:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: Was that it was one of those, whole those events started.
[45:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: It was.
[45:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: So that this was kind of a either spin off or as a result of all of them coming together, because they realized they could make an impact, right?
[45:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: Which live aid was another one of them.
[45:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yep.
[45:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: Awesome, right?
[45:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: Sure.
[45:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: So why are we not always supporting the fight?
[45:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: I've always said this.
[45:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: Why are we always not supporting the farmers?
[45:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: People don't care anymore.
[45:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: But it's food.
[45:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: But to the understanding that we're the food comes.
[45:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: We're talking about other than water.
[45:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, we're talking about food.
[46:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: There's such a disconnect.
[46:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: So why is that not priority number one every political agenda?
[46:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: To make sure we can give affordable food to everybody?
[46:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, I don't know.
[46:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's not a on their agenda.
[46:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: I might suggest that perhaps we haven't forgotten about the farmer, but the farmer no longer has a human face.
[46:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: It is now perceived as a big John Deer machine.
[46:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: And people don't, they don't.
[46:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: When we don't see our neighbors farming, back when your grandfather started this company, probably the guy that owned it, the 100 acres next to him was doing it, well, he said they started to buy up farms, okay?
[46:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: Because it had a human face.
[46:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: And no longer has a human face.
[46:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's the disconnect.
[46:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, is it though, I mean, I get it.
[46:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm not, maybe it is, and I get it, because if you look out in the Midwest, these farms are now, they're not just small farms.
[46:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: Family farms anywhere.
[46:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: They're almost corporate.
[46:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: They're conglomerate like $45,000, $10,000, you know, even more acres of farms.
[47:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: In fact, the informed governments were buying up our farms and that was an issue that we had, well, yeah, I think they squash that I think they did so yeah, yep, yep, yep, yeah, that's ridiculous So I mean, how does that happen under our noses?
[47:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's what that's what I want to do Well, and that's kind of what I'm going to live and happen under our noses, yeah, right?
[47:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: Don't look at me down there.
[47:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm going to be pulling out a rabbit with a carrot with an air and air attack
[47:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: I hear you so you get complacent you get complacent in what they're in the powers to be they can make money off of whatever they're making money And this is where I get kind of off a political, but it's just whoever can make the buck today But there should never ever be in my opinion
[47:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't care, whatever political part of your food should be the primary source.
[47:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, that's what we're trying to solve overseas, you know, for those that can't have food.
[47:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: Why would we not want to solve that first and foremost when, you know, our prices are going through the roofs.
[48:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, I know you guys know what's going on at the grocery stores, but the prices are going through the roofs.
[48:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: And again, a lot of it goes back to the electric, you know, you get back to the infrastructure stuff that's going on.
[48:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: I know that.
[48:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: So, we're spending all this money, we're not just crossed over the $40 trillion that.
[48:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: Right?
[48:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: If you guys ever seen that, do you remember Sam Kinnison?
[48:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, yeah.
[48:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: You ever see, he was very loud, did he?
[48:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, oh.
[48:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
[48:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: He may have just discovered something.
[48:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: He may be a fractional father of mine.
[48:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's what he did.
[48:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's what he did.
[48:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: Let's go with that.
[48:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: Ever see the stick that he did on we help all these people throughout so many countries.
[48:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: He says,
[48:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: They're trying to grow food in a desert.
[48:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, it's a fucking desert.
[48:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
[49:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[49:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[49:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: You take a step back and say, you're right.
[49:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yes.
[49:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: Why don't we just move the people to the food that are trying to move food to the people, right?
[49:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: And, uh, we're funny.
[49:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: I remember that, Skid.
[49:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[49:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's a fucking desert.
[49:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, you know what's all data about that, Skid?
[49:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, is that we have things that change that, right?
[49:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: So now you have, is it hyper-
[49:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: hyperponic hydroponic hydroponic.
[49:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: I close it.
[49:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's growing in water.
[49:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: But now you can basically create these green houses that are tiered.
[49:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: They're almost like warehouses now.
[49:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: If you look at some of them that are going on in the, you know, the new technological space, especially light, artificial light, artificial, so much less space than outside.
[49:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: and it's vertical and it's not necessarily the United States so much as it overseas we're trying to, you know, some of these companies are very pressed for space so they're they're using this but they're producing mass amounts of food right so why are we not pushing that?
[50:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: Can you imagine what you guys could do on your acreage and let me just put it out there right?
[50:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, no, no, if you guys did, you know, verticals
[50:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: Where the hell are you going with this bread?
[50:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, I'm just saying you can feed the world, Mitchell.
[50:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: We're not thinking that.
[50:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, you're not.
[50:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: He's one of the few in the world.
[50:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: Maybe today.
[50:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: I tried.
[50:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't think we care as much about farmers.
[50:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: Let me ask you this.
[50:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: How is a soy bean harvested?
[50:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: is it manual or do you have machines that do it?
[50:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm a machine.
[50:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: OK, so you used to know three guys at work beside you.
[50:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: And then when the shift was over, went and had a beer together.
[50:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: You can't go have a beer with a machine.
[50:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: No.
[50:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't know.
[50:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: Perhaps that's part of the humanity that we're now it's a machine based.
[50:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: And then machines, you might be able to do that.
[51:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't think they might talk to you.
[51:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: Don't talk to you.
[51:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: You have sex with them if you want to.
[51:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: And perhaps they... Oh, there was.
[51:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: on to that I get to see a point again, it goes back to that disconnect and with with the face and but but the machine made it so much faster so much.
[51:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: No doubt.
[51:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: And you know, I can
[51:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, with a 35 foot platform head and a 300-bush old tank behind me and going five, six miles an hour, which doesn't sound fast, but it is in a field, you're going to blow that that human worker away.
[51:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: No doubt.
[51:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: No doubt.
[51:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I have a question for simple minded people like myself.
[51:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: Right here.
[51:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: How many bushel of soybeans does an acre yield?
[51:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: Uh, typically around here.
[51:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: So the average in the Indiana County is a brown 30 to 35 bushels in acre, which is bad.
[52:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: Really?
[52:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: There's a lot of reasons for that.
[52:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: Tough soil, tough growing conditions and a lot of white till deer that he got to the deer is the absolute absolute.
[52:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's so bad.
[52:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: But, uh, that's another topic.
[52:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm going to say you probably have one of those tags I would think.
[52:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: But so you mean it's 60 60 to 80 bushels to the acre is really good.
[52:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: Is that right?
[52:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: And we're we're absolutely capable of growing that.
[52:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, so if you had I will this year and I know a lot of other farmers will because of the rains because of the rain right now that we're good.
[52:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, we've had good timely rains.
[52:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean sometimes, like I said, it was a little too much, but it sure beats what happened last year and even the year before we were massive drought.
[52:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: So good.
[52:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: So to answer your question, Perry.
[52:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: you want to be around at least 60 bushel to the acre to make some profit yeah i was gonna say that your sweet spot your sweet spot and you bet that these inputs again i go back to that that that makes it tough by input you can cost a lot of seeds cost a seed cost a lot of cost a chemicals to to to you know for her beside do you see that changing
[53:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't because especially with I hope with fertilizer, that's probably our biggest cost right now and again, you can go back to all these, you know, the wars to the straight of Hormuz being closed down, all these dumb political things that farmers hate because we just want to farm.
[53:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, right.
[53:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: Right.
[53:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: They're making hurt.
[53:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: But to that point, so once these companies start to get these prices in place, they have a hard time reeling them back.
[53:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: Sure, you know, this is an unprecedented.
[53:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, they might reel them back a little bit, but they're already
[53:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: So far above what you paid last year or the year before, they'll say, oh, well, we'll really back a little.
[53:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: And that sounds good, doesn't it?
[53:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: But it really doesn't.
[53:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: We see the same thing in, you know, I work in printing.
[53:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[53:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: And papers, the biggest cost of anything we do.
[53:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: And, you know, and it's a commodity.
[54:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: So they'll mill the paper.
[54:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: And the prices, we just had another $60 or a metric ton increase just going into effect here in September.
[54:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: And so they go up, yeah.
[54:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: So what'll happen is, they'll have an increase in the spring, they'll have another increase in the fall, and then they might, so it'll be $60 a ton, $60 a ton, and then they might drop at $20 a ton, and then you'd say, oh, wow, it's great.
[54:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: And then they whack with another $60, and then it's never gonna come back down.
[54:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: And all my customers say, well, when do you think, do you see paper coming back down?
[54:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: Like, no.
[54:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: Absolutely not.
[54:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: They're not gonna come back down.
[54:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, so you're in the same boat.
[54:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, and it does, it sucks.
[54:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: And then what happens is,
[54:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: you had to raise your price to be able to make a profit because we are not non-profits, right?
[54:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: Do you guys know who sent these prices?
[54:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, I know it's a free market, but how was it?
[54:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I don't, I can't I don't have a true answer to that, but I don't know if Perry, if you're in this situation with your businesses, but
[55:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: With us, we have like three major companies that sell fertilizer around the world.
[55:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: Now, they might have a sub, subs that, you know, a sub company below them that, you know, but there's really three major players.
[55:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: They control the market.
[55:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: And you know, that's the other thing where the government needs to step in and say you cannot corner the market this way.
[55:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: They're needs to be some other needs to be some competitiveness.
[55:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, and they need to, yeah, so they need to, yeah, so they need to get the trust.
[55:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, they need to back down from just the surfers and get back into the infrastructure or the supply chain, you know.
[55:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: Is there a balance that we try and keep between capitalism and government intervention?
[55:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: It is.
[55:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's a delicate.
[55:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: When they're big, our history of our economy.
[55:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: When they're breaking up big companies, we're when they're breaking up this.
[55:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: Sure.
[55:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: We do have a lot of similarity.
[55:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: Why would we not because it's.
[55:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: Again, this is hand-to-move to everybody.
[55:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: But I will tell you that if it keeps up, they're gonna run farmers out of business.
[55:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, and then what?
[55:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, you got nothing, then.
[55:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, you're food, you know, yeah.
[55:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I mean, is you want to make it on Mars?
[56:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: I ship it back to us, or what are we doing here?
[56:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: We eat cheese puffs, and that's all you're gonna be eating, man, because even then, there is similar, like, very slightly at the grocery store.
[56:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: Wow, yeah.
[56:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: You tell them about the whan or the black bread?
[56:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, they got.
[56:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: No.
[56:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm gonna be used to go 29 again.
[56:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: We used to go pick him around here, Kevin.
[56:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yes.
[56:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: You found one this one?
[56:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, yeah.
[56:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: Look at this one.
[56:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: You get these things that you look like.
[56:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, I had a black bear the other day.
[56:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: This, uh, dress schools, organic black bear schools, yeah.
[56:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: Aren't they good for ED?
[56:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: Uh, that's Idaho and I. I don't have that experience.
[56:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: I had no reason to.
[56:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: I have no reason to test the theory.
[56:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't know if you can.
[56:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: So if you find it still isn't theory.
[56:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: All of the things is much bigger than you.
[56:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: Wow.
[56:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: So perhaps what made that grow.
[56:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: This is the next way I could be.
[56:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's probably hydropodant, so.
[56:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, so it just blows my mind how that is, and every one of them is sweet.
[57:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: We maybe get one sweet when they're like eating a ball of sugar.
[57:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: They're amazing.
[57:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, it's delicious.
[57:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: It solves everything.
[57:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: But I don't feel so bad if it's fruit.
[57:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's like, well, it's real sugar.
[57:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's natural sugar.
[57:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's natural fruit.
[57:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[57:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: It is the, you know, sugar.
[57:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's natural fructose that was artificially
[57:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I mean, you're still getting the same set, it's actually a little bit better.
[57:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: I didn't get that, I didn't get that.
[57:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, no, I got a circle, right?
[57:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I got a circle, right?
[57:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I got a circle, right?
[57:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I got a circle, right?
[57:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I got a circle, right?
[57:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I got a circle, right?
[57:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I got a circle, right?
[57:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I got a circle, right?
[57:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I got a circle, right?
[57:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I got a circle, right?
[57:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I got a circle, right?
[57:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I got a circle, right?
[57:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I got a circle, right?
[57:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I got a circle, right?
[57:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I got a circle, right?
[57:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I got a circle, right?
[57:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I got a circle, right?
[58:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I got a circle, right?
[58:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I got a circle, right?
[58:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I got a circle, right?
[58:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah
[58:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: I just didn't have it up there, but Kevin said, we're gonna go on completely side.
[58:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: So when Brad said you were coming on, I was like, oh, he hasn't listened to that, is he?
[58:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: I wanted to be surprised.
[58:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm just teasing you, our tagline is we don't take our souls very soon.
[58:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: We don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want that, we don't want
[58:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: Enjoy some bourbon and we're gonna break into this baby Jane here as well as we come back.
[58:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, so It's very thing else we need to know about you, Kevin You have to save it for so many people Yeah, I know, so we're gonna talk about it.
[58:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: We're gonna talk about it.
[58:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: Baby Jane might tell you Yeah, we're gonna be the baby.
[58:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: Cause you talk a little more but we're gonna talk about his pro motorcross Oh That's when you are getting nothing might be talking about you were getting up back in the day brother that happened No, no, I don't want you We'll be right back at this
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[1:00:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: So, how is that?
[1:00:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: But, you know, you'll find out.
[1:00:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: If anybody in our demographic understands the night at the Roxbury, S&L, late 90s.
[1:00:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: Late 90s, right?
[1:00:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: Absolutely.
[1:00:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: Little Will Ferrell.
[1:00:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: Little Will Ferrell.
[1:00:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, and, uh... Who said it was a little man?
[1:00:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: Chris, it's a 10.
[1:00:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yes.
[1:00:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, yeah.
[1:00:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: Chris, it's a 10.
[1:00:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: He always had the happy smell on his face when he was bouncing it off the... What?
[1:00:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: Going to... That's me.
[1:00:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's me.
[1:00:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's me.
[1:00:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's my fault.
[1:00:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, that's going to cool.
[1:00:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: They didn't do it.
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[1:01:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: In there and the Dickinson Law School is going to help them get through this bed.
[1:01:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: We go to all of them.
[1:01:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's right.
[1:01:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's right.
[1:01:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's right.
[1:01:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: All right.
[1:01:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: How old did we get here?
[1:01:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't know.
[1:01:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: We're welcome.
[1:01:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: We're welcome.
[1:01:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: We're here.
[1:01:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: I get told last week to take a needy pill and catch up.
[1:01:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: I actually said, get up, I need you to get up, whatever.
[1:01:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: All right, no, but it's a, it's a, it's a poor plug, I know, but they do work.
[1:01:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: Do you know where you can get them?
[1:01:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: I know, where you can get them, I know, where you can get them.
[1:01:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's the first shameless plug we've had along.
[1:01:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't know, because there are, how about that?
[1:01:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know what happens there?
[1:01:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: Plug together, together we ride.
[1:01:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: Do you think, do you think the gentleman that are in our age bracket can see that?
[1:01:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: No.
[1:01:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: Not with that box, okay, we're all in point.
[1:01:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: I really like to order from there, but I can't read the thing I think Barry Barry doing his magic and floating that over the bottle Well, they're blind.
[1:02:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm blind for many reasons, right?
[1:02:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: We are back.
[1:02:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: We are back.
[1:02:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: So we are back.
[1:02:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: So you know, this is great.
[1:02:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: And so we've been talking about
[1:02:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: motor pills.
[1:02:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: We've been talking about soybeans.
[1:02:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: We've been talking about farming.
[1:02:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: We've been talking about food, necessity.
[1:02:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: All this good stuff.
[1:02:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: The headlines going on today.
[1:02:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: Louis Fickering out why he's still here.
[1:02:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: He's clearly a glutton for punish.
[1:02:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: But he's he just looks good.
[1:02:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: You guys.
[1:02:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, he's just here for his looks.
[1:02:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: You guys don't like it right here.
[1:02:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: I think we've got that.
[1:02:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, is that, is that hymns and hers that you're isn't on your head or what?
[1:02:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: Just her.
[1:02:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: Just her.
[1:02:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no
[1:03:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's like getting to meet a new woman every three hours.
[1:03:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's right.
[1:03:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's like ground on that.
[1:03:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: What's your name?
[1:03:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: Last one called me Fabio.
[1:03:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, perfect.
[1:03:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: Perfect.
[1:03:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: Perfect.
[1:03:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: Do you still roll up that little gumbo machine with all the e-d-pills in it?
[1:03:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, no, we can't do that anyway.
[1:03:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's because I can't do this enough.
[1:03:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: I just pass it now.
[1:03:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, it's like a it's like a just a get in the quarter out of a little.
[1:03:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, it's like a parade It's like a parade to go down the back Right, it's like homecoming parade.
[1:04:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm on the floor.
[1:04:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: This was a problem at my candy.
[1:04:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: There you go.
[1:04:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: Have fun with these later Anything good on the sewer everybody's gonna enjoy it
[1:04:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's right.
[1:04:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: There could be things when they call it happy belly.
[1:04:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:04:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:04:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:04:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: Anyway, so let's bring it back to semi-center.
[1:04:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: semi-center.
[1:04:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I was trying to explain to Kevin off air before you got your loop.
[1:04:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, loopericity is, but I think the better explanation comes from you yourself.
[1:04:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I...
[1:04:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: I know Kevin and I've been with them through various parties and we've all hit that lubricity zone so I would say.
[1:04:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, definitely party it up and we had some excellent times.
[1:04:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: A little of so many good times, right?
[1:04:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: Especially the whole new parties.
[1:04:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, we do the best.
[1:04:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, and that's thanks to you.
[1:04:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, and it's a passion of mine.
[1:04:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: So you know, I sleep in the coffin like two days out of the three.
[1:04:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:04:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's when Tony says, you know, it's in a kiss coffin.
[1:04:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: It should be right now.
[1:05:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: I know what to get you.
[1:05:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: All right.
[1:05:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: There it is.
[1:05:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's a coffin.
[1:05:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: I do.
[1:05:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: I get you can not have too many.
[1:05:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, okay.
[1:05:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm sorry.
[1:05:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm sorry.
[1:05:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: State planning.
[1:05:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: I want to want to.
[1:05:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm sorry.
[1:05:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: Funny thing is he's going to be cremated when he dies.
[1:05:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: I am.
[1:05:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:05:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, what would I do say to everybody?
[1:05:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: I would like to be just spread across the call, of course.
[1:05:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:05:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: But not cremated.
[1:05:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, I guess.
[1:05:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: We can do that for you.
[1:05:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: Man, we can do that for you.
[1:05:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, people use the big door.
[1:05:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: People think I just went away.
[1:05:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: I think you're just, just a little piece of the mirror.
[1:05:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: Nothing used to write more.
[1:05:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: Right, my lawyer or the right, what's that thing, Perry, the day roll, concrete width that just keeps rolling you out flatter.
[1:05:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, yeah, steam roll, steam roll.
[1:05:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: We can roll them out like this.
[1:05:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: It has a number one, isn't it?
[1:05:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, fuck it.
[1:05:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's Brad's elbow.
[1:05:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's a little bit more.
[1:05:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: Do you remember the movie play as the lies, Mitch's what the hell was up with Steve Bishemi chopped that guy up in a wood chipper?
[1:06:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, yeah.
[1:06:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, yeah.
[1:06:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, yeah, I remember Fargo.
[1:06:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: One of these games.
[1:06:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, you talk about, uh, you talk about the Midwest, you know what, uh, yeah.
[1:06:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, yeah.
[1:06:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh uh, uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh
[1:06:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: They're gonna use the woodchip for a damn.
[1:06:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: She stole it.
[1:06:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: But I tell you what that would, that would chipper, and I am not one for blood.
[1:06:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: I know.
[1:06:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, yeah.
[1:06:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: That was a bloody sin.
[1:06:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: That would chipper, plain.
[1:06:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:06:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, I can't chop it right now.
[1:06:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, that's bad.
[1:06:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, it was bad.
[1:06:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:06:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:06:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: Do you want to sit in?
[1:06:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: What movie?
[1:06:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: Let's stay on top of it.
[1:06:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, Sarko.
[1:06:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: Fargo.
[1:06:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: Let's all have a great movie.
[1:06:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: All the good movies, okay?
[1:06:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: So we do have a a Saturday special semi schedule, right, boys, because Louis is not even seeing
[1:07:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, he's in saddles.
[1:07:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, he's in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I'm in saddles, I
[1:07:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, so what we're going to do is one of these shitty Saturdays in October, November.
[1:07:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, we're going to come down here and we're going to start.
[1:07:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, when you can't plant, so I mean, you're probably already sticking them.
[1:07:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: We're going to wait until after.
[1:07:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, so Mitch is going to have a movie marathon.
[1:07:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: And we're going to watch those movies to bring me up to date.
[1:07:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, it's kind of warm.
[1:07:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I think the very important vibe of today is being a Medicare recipient.
[1:07:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, I was the other question asked him, does my E.D.
[1:07:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: Pills accept Medicare?
[1:07:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:07:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: Do they?
[1:07:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, you have to do that.
[1:07:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: There's Medicare, MediCare, MediCare, but that's a separate issue.
[1:07:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, you saw I subtle different.
[1:08:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, that's one is the woman named MediCare.
[1:08:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, okay, no one.
[1:08:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: The other one is the government program.
[1:08:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, sir, and they're not going to help you out.
[1:08:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: They're not going to help you out.
[1:08:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: Probably not.
[1:08:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: Medi, Medi, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, MediCare, Medi
[1:08:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: Thank you.
[1:08:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: Thank you for bringing it back.
[1:08:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: So, can we like to ask our guests?
[1:08:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: I came up with this scientific, non-scientific, scientific way of analyzing how you feel about it day, and how you feel about it night.
[1:08:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: And it's the XY axis of lubricity.
[1:08:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: And it's basically on our horizontal axis, we have how good you feel on our vertical axis, which one's the X and which one's the Y air?
[1:08:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: Okay, so the X is how how you feel, the Y is how many drinks it took you to get there, right?
[1:08:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: This is how you want to get horizontal.
[1:09:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: Right.
[1:09:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: Exactly.
[1:09:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: Exactly.
[1:09:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: So we have our minimum lubricity, which is the minimum amount that it takes to take the edge off from when you just leave the office.
[1:09:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: What's your minimum lubricity when you start to think you go from.
[1:09:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: Right.
[1:09:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, it's okay.
[1:09:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, like, so my minimum lubricity is about like 2.7 beers.
[1:09:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm like, I'm good.
[1:09:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm ready to feel a little itchy.
[1:09:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm a little itchy.
[1:09:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I got a skirt.
[1:09:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: I something I need to scratch, right?
[1:09:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:09:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: And then so you're chewing a little bit and then you start to go up the slope.
[1:09:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, yeah.
[1:09:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: So you get to optimum lubricity, right?
[1:09:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: You're a skier, so you know, this works.
[1:09:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:09:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: This is getting up to slow, right?
[1:09:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's a great metaphor in which, yeah.
[1:09:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: So you got to get to the top of the hill, right?
[1:09:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm still an optimum right now.
[1:09:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: There you go, welcome.
[1:09:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: Great.
[1:09:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: 1758 to go on Thursday.
[1:09:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: Is that head snap?
[1:09:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
[1:10:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's a good laugh.
[1:10:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's a good laugh.
[1:10:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's a good laugh.
[1:10:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's a good laugh.
[1:10:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's a good laugh.
[1:10:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's our optimum.
[1:10:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: But I think we've all been there too, right?
[1:10:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: An optimum is just one drink from Maximum, which is where... That's what happens.
[1:10:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: So after Maximum, you know what happens?
[1:10:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: Let me tell them.
[1:10:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: There's a cliff that you drop off.
[1:10:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's the black diamond of... Oh, yeah, and you're not ready for that at all.
[1:10:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: You're not ready for that at all.
[1:10:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: You're going straight down into our soul villas.
[1:10:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: Population of one visit a bit many.
[1:10:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: There you go What angry wise down here people Okay, it's a different time.
[1:11:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's been demolished Yeah, it's not that's what we said very few people live there, but a lot of people visit there.
[1:11:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: So So we go back side of Tahoe
[1:11:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: I think I got it.
[1:11:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, yeah.
[1:11:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: So what's your minimum, I mean, how many Burbons or what is your drink of choice?
[1:11:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, drink of choice is beer on it.
[1:11:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: Okay, so I don't want to get bourbon right like in this.
[1:11:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: But no, because how many beers?
[1:11:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: How many beers to just take your edge off?
[1:11:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: To minimum.
[1:11:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:11:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: Two.
[1:11:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's fair.
[1:11:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's very vulnerable.
[1:11:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: Okay, I'm all right.
[1:11:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: How many to optimum?
[1:11:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: Half to my mind, probably around six, six.
[1:11:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's fair.
[1:11:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: So optimum, you would be singing karaoke meal in?
[1:11:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, absolutely.
[1:11:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's perfect.
[1:11:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I'm going to remember this one.
[1:11:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, that's a lot of time.
[1:12:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: You got to see, don't you?
[1:12:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: He's going to use that again.
[1:12:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: She's going to be.
[1:12:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: I did.
[1:12:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:12:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's fucked up.
[1:12:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm going to make sure I get this one again.
[1:12:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: He can't set yourself up.
[1:12:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: You can do it.
[1:12:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: I can't pick the song.
[1:12:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: Of course.
[1:12:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: Okay.
[1:12:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:12:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: So if six is your optimum, obviously, since we believe that's just one drink from max, seven is your max, that means seven and a half.
[1:12:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm starting to crust the hill at that point.
[1:12:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:12:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: I say by eight nine.
[1:12:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: If you're an asshole, I'm an asshole.
[1:12:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: Can I give you guys a confession?
[1:12:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, here we go.
[1:12:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: Let's be farther for I have sand, right?
[1:12:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, it felt like Confession because it felt like very new to me.
[1:12:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I told you guys I was a conference on Nashville for the, the Ulta.
[1:12:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's international, is the international tech legal association and there was over 5,200 people at this conference in Nashville, right?
[1:12:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I'm I'm down there for one day and I'm a sponsor for the one day and I'm trying to make the most of this one day and I clearly got I got stuck in Chicago with my flight and get in the night before I had to take the next flight.
[1:13:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: Finally get the Nashville like you take an hour nap and then bounce back right.
[1:13:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I'm trying to figure out the best way to network with everybody that I need to get my message across what dock at the early and I figured I'm just going to park myself at the bar.
[1:13:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: and if you've been to uh... the operate on there it's uh... it's the gay lord the gay lord is gorgeous and they have this like indoor it's indoor everything's indoor right it's all skylight it's like a big it's like a big us an outdoor bar yeah it is it kind of but it's but it's but it's but it's the yeah but it's all to our door bar in inside but it's inside like this big it's like in this big you know it's kind of like
[1:13:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, nursery, right?
[1:13:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: I go to fucking place.
[1:13:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, it is.
[1:13:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I pushed myself right down on the right-hand side corner of that bar at two o'clock.
[1:13:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I said, you know what?
[1:13:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm just going to sit here and here's my approach.
[1:14:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: I got a card out.
[1:14:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm going to buy everybody that walks up that I want to meet.
[1:14:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yep.
[1:14:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: Offer the Madrid drink.
[1:14:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: Can you not you?
[1:14:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: You.
[1:14:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: Not I pretty much says that everybody.
[1:14:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: That was my sponsorship for the whole outcome.
[1:14:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:14:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: And it worked.
[1:14:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: Was this a show?
[1:14:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: It was.
[1:14:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: And it really tested my liberty level because Because one, I had no sleep.
[1:14:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:14:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm working on an hour of Chicago time.
[1:14:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: Those in the office, I'm, you know, knock it up, Mike, don't hit your head up.
[1:14:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I know.
[1:14:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: Again.
[1:14:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: I feel that's happened.
[1:14:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's been a long time.
[1:14:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:14:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: I feel that's happened.
[1:14:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's been a long time.
[1:14:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:14:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: I feel that's happened.
[1:14:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:14:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: I feel that's happened.
[1:14:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's been a long time.
[1:14:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's been a long time.
[1:14:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's been a long time.
[1:14:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's been a long time.
[1:14:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's been a long time.
[1:14:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's been a long time.
[1:14:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's been a long time.
[1:14:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's been a long time.
[1:14:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's been a long time.
[1:14:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's been a long time.
[1:14:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's been a long time.
[1:14:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's been a long time.
[1:14:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's been a long time.
[1:14:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's been a long time.
[1:14:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's been a long time.
[1:14:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's been a long time.
[1:14:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's been a long time.
[1:14:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's been a long time.
[1:14:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: They were awesome.
[1:15:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, sorry.
[1:15:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: Get them here.
[1:15:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:15:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: They were awesome.
[1:15:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: Check me and they're like, we have no, I'm checking that, because we don't have room still, I said, I know, but I know who you are.
[1:15:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:15:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm like, I miss my reservation.
[1:15:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:15:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, you're that guy.
[1:15:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:15:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: Go on up.
[1:15:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:15:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: You're going to be less than you didn't know that have a deep awkward and vacuum cleaners.
[1:15:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: But have a dog on his pizza spare all over your shirt.
[1:15:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: He's smell like teen spirits.
[1:15:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's right.
[1:15:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: Anyway, it must be the baby Jane token.
[1:15:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: Absolutely.
[1:15:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: So it happened at the bar, yeah.
[1:15:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I got to be honest, at the bar for the very first time loon a long time, because I haven't, I haven't had to like really network for a while.
[1:15:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, I mean, we're talking about networking, and they're really networking, you know, where I'm trying to pitch something.
[1:15:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's been 15 years, right?
[1:15:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I'm sitting at this bar going, all right, how am I going to break the ice with everybody's coming up?
[1:16:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: You've got him lubricatized.
[1:16:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's never been a problem for you to figure out.
[1:16:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, is that a new word you just coined?
[1:16:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, so I had to get to that lubricatized level.
[1:16:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I was going with my safe dream, because I didn't know where I was going to go with not any sleep and sitting up right with a monster, not Notre Dame Bulge in my back.
[1:16:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, that's what happens after you sit six hours up right now.
[1:16:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: She got it.
[1:16:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:16:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: She got it.
[1:16:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: She got it.
[1:16:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: She got it.
[1:16:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: She got it.
[1:16:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: She got it.
[1:16:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: She got it.
[1:16:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: She got it.
[1:16:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: She got it.
[1:16:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: She got it.
[1:16:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: She got it.
[1:16:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: She got it.
[1:16:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: She got it.
[1:16:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: She got it.
[1:16:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: She got it.
[1:16:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: She got it.
[1:16:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: She got it.
[1:16:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: She got it.
[1:16:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: She got it.
[1:16:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: She got it.
[1:16:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: She got it.
[1:16:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: She got it.
[1:16:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: And this really tested my lubricity level because I'm like, I had one cap that I wasn't doing it.
[1:17:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: Two was definitely not doing it.
[1:17:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: OK. Five.
[1:17:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: I said, oh.
[1:17:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: I said, we skipped three and four.
[1:17:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: I just went to five.
[1:17:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: So Sanjay and I became very close friends.
[1:17:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know what I'm wearing?
[1:17:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: Let's, let's, let's get it to three or four.
[1:17:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, keep him coming.
[1:17:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm going to get there.
[1:17:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: OK, I got here.
[1:17:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: And then I did break out after only five or six.
[1:17:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: That didn't see.
[1:17:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: So now I'm not looking around, I'm like, yeah.
[1:17:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, hey.
[1:17:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: Now the neck feels good.
[1:17:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I can turn around.
[1:17:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: Rocksman was.
[1:17:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:17:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:17:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: That wasn't neck down.
[1:17:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: It wasn't neck up.
[1:17:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's it.
[1:17:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: See.
[1:17:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: He missed minimum went straight to optimum.
[1:17:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, I think I actually maybe went straight to max.
[1:17:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, I think I went to optimum.
[1:17:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I thought about it.
[1:17:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: And you just happened to text arching it.
[1:17:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: That very moment and said, it's not, who was the text?
[1:17:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: It was, it was, you still need, if you need two drinks to get to just normal because you have anxiety,
[1:18:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I actually consider being a, yeah, so I consider drinking.
[1:18:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's not considered drinking.
[1:18:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I, I, yeah, I think I remember sending something out.
[1:18:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I, I was literally talking somebody said, oh, this is my section right now.
[1:18:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: Because that, that makes life sense because I had to get there to some, I got there, anxiety.
[1:18:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: I have the AD, DH, whatever it all.
[1:18:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: I can't get all through that.
[1:18:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, there's an openster.
[1:18:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha,
[1:18:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I'll come.
[1:18:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: Tell me how come.
[1:18:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: So the outcome.
[1:18:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I had three hours.
[1:18:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: So why?
[1:18:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, so because of my whole mistraumatic.
[1:18:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I had basically three hours of optimum lubricity.
[1:18:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's awesome.
[1:18:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: Two, three, five, three.
[1:18:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: And you didn't have to drive, right?
[1:18:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: Because you were saying that.
[1:18:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, yeah, I didn't.
[1:18:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: I was, I wasn't saying there because I couldn't get room.
[1:18:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: I had to stay down the mirror.
[1:18:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's why I had to Uber.
[1:18:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: So what, do overs are awesome.
[1:18:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: And hey, I beat.
[1:18:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: on a series.
[1:18:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, what we're talking about here.
[1:18:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: You can't be drinking a drive and right.
[1:18:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: We joke about it.
[1:18:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: We're having fun with it.
[1:18:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: We do joke, but we do about it.
[1:19:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: If you drink, you drink.
[1:19:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, you drink responsibly.
[1:19:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: That means you get into the Uber and you just look straight.
[1:19:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: No conversation, yeah, when that I would act.
[1:19:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, I don't look out of the look at him, even through the rear of your mirror just don't.
[1:19:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, do you guys have the same switches I have on my Uber selections where you can ask for quiet or old.
[1:19:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I think my drivers have the same thing where they ask for quieter clothes.
[1:19:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, that's me.
[1:19:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, Mitch, we've heard about you.
[1:19:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: We just like you to be quiet.
[1:19:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: He got out for the next 10 minutes.
[1:19:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: So here's a text for Brad.
[1:19:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: He said, I found it's a little harder to get to optimum lubricity on a bag of still vending chips in an hour and a half of sleep, but I'm finally there.
[1:19:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: And Louie says, remember, the next level is max.
[1:19:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: And then you're only one step from assholeville, plus that's right.
[1:19:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: Right now it's the center and by the way I had bought myself a VIP seat at the fall's restaurant or the fall's bar and so there was maybe ten bar seats there And because I decided not to go to all the intellectual stuff that we're inside the conference Yeah, well, who's that?
[1:20:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: What are you doing?
[1:20:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: Why can't you do that when you're a smart attorney going to attack convention?
[1:20:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: Right.
[1:20:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I bought myself a front row seat to the bar.
[1:20:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: And everybody has to walk up by you to get a drink.
[1:20:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: Everybody has to get a drink.
[1:20:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's right.
[1:20:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: And of course, you mean the bartender by the time you had it.
[1:20:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, come around you.
[1:20:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: I trust me when I, you know, they're on me.
[1:20:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's right.
[1:20:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: We're good.
[1:20:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: So it was a great, it was, it was a nice breaker.
[1:20:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: 100%.
[1:20:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: And it worked.
[1:20:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: All of a sudden, my badge, you know, has a little button on it that it started working and then they would go, you just put your button up to your button, you press it the same time and you're like, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click
[1:21:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know what I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I
[1:21:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: I had a lot of those guys got up in there and got like a drink now So I remember I'm Brad Martin.
[1:21:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: I've got a bumbuck.
[1:21:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't give a shit So buy your drink all right you're my best friend.
[1:21:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm like the honey badger Honey, yeah fun this one guy turns around.
[1:21:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: He was all pissed off.
[1:21:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: He comes back goes here.
[1:21:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: Here's my card
[1:22:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: be grudgingly getting this.
[1:22:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: And it was so worked.
[1:22:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, I'm like, I got your Mitchell.
[1:22:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: This is, this is that work.
[1:22:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: So, so Kevin, where he, what, what point of this?
[1:22:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: So play with hope.
[1:22:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: Point of this.
[1:22:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: Right.
[1:22:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: And then I just said this, that was a different level of optimum lubricy.
[1:22:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: I've had to get to other than Indian, a country club or our.
[1:22:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: When you're in familiar territories, a lot easier to get to that liberty level than it is when you are a complete stranger, and I was on the island by myself.
[1:22:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: In fact, Louie, I thought, you know what?
[1:22:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: I need my wingman.
[1:22:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: I need my Naples wingman down here, and the next time I go down to Hilta, you didn't have it though.
[1:22:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: But, no, man, we won over Naples.
[1:22:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: And we won over Naples.
[1:22:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: We won over Naples.
[1:22:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: We don't we did.
[1:22:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: We were invited to the Burroic Council.
[1:22:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: Just no shit.
[1:22:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: Party Naples.
[1:22:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: Really, I'm sorry.
[1:22:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: We didn't know.
[1:22:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, man, the last time I party with him and Naples, I ended literally, when I say literally, I'm talking, for all you young people out there who use that word, like you know what it means.
[1:23:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: It only means it's true, it's actual what happened.
[1:23:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: I ended up on my nose, okay?
[1:23:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: Because I was gigland.
[1:23:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: Time to time my shoe.
[1:23:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: He was gigland behind me and bump me and go.
[1:23:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: First in the background, when you went with nose like this, the first thing that hits your hand can.
[1:23:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I knew it.
[1:23:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: What the hell is the first thing that hits the ground?
[1:23:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's no.
[1:23:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: Right?
[1:23:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: This is true.
[1:23:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: But the only thing I would say, I tried to buy you dinner.
[1:23:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: I sat there and you ditched me.
[1:23:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: I had to add the whole thing.
[1:23:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: Okay.
[1:23:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: What was your name?
[1:23:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: I didn't ditch you.
[1:23:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: The whole ship primed set.
[1:23:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: Sir.
[1:23:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: Uh, we know that you just bought six, Louie, the 38.
[1:23:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: I did.
[1:23:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I'm still sitting in the table.
[1:23:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I'm waiting for you.
[1:23:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: And the most of them look, because your your your your your your body doesn't not want to eat.
[1:23:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: Am I quiet?
[1:23:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, so I guess we're going to hold garden.
[1:23:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: We think that was true.
[1:23:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: Which proved to be quite a challenge.
[1:23:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: We did.
[1:23:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: We couldn't find them.
[1:24:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: Brad, you tell him.
[1:24:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, you need to back up.
[1:24:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: So tell him how it all started.
[1:24:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's a great story.
[1:24:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: So Louis and I all started in 1983.
[1:24:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I'm going to point out we're 26 minutes.
[1:24:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, so we got three minutes.
[1:24:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's perfect timing to do that.
[1:24:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: Right.
[1:24:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: So we just started out.
[1:24:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: We wanted to do a bar crawl through Naples.
[1:24:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: And we started out at the, where your condo was at the Naples, Naples, Naples, Naples.
[1:24:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: You can basically walk down and come back.
[1:24:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: And you don't have to worry about, you know, we're going to have to get to the next.
[1:24:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: Love it.
[1:24:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: We started this at like 1031 morning and by noon we were down to the down to V. Chae, which is a very interesting hostess.
[1:24:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: Very interesting hostess.
[1:24:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: There's not too many hostess to take somebody through the windshield right.
[1:24:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh my god.
[1:24:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: We had definitely took a turn.
[1:24:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: We took a turn right there.
[1:24:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: We're going to go the other way.
[1:25:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: So we shared a lemon drop shot with everybody in the place, at that point, you were in so generous.
[1:25:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: And that's where we met the two ladies who were uncomfortable for Naples, right?
[1:25:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: And then we started to go up the other side so we could make it back home.
[1:25:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: We stopped at that first French restaurant that I showed off before I didn't walk.
[1:25:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: We did.
[1:25:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: And then we went to Ocean Prime and said, I know you're an orphanage.
[1:25:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: You're a bell, the bread is more to know.
[1:25:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's it.
[1:25:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's it.
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[1:25:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's it.
[1:25:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's it.
[1:25:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: So totally missed it, but we didn't get in there and then we went to Ocean Prime and I think I said what up by the time we got there.
[1:25:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: I think Brad probably bought 10 or 12 people shots of the what is that you've 14th Louis the 14th Yeah, so it is That's very expensive by that point now.
[1:26:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: I was like it was like 14 hundred dollars a shot
[1:26:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I don't know the lingo, but I do know the price.
[1:26:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I don't know the lingo.
[1:26:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, it's all right.
[1:26:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I open up for the bar, I'm like, he did.
[1:26:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: And we're at Ocean Prime and I look at a part that I look at.
[1:26:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: But I was like, I already have a Louis.
[1:26:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: I said, the bartenders, you guys want me to like, I'll take one.
[1:26:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'll take everybody had their hands.
[1:26:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: I said we're all in.
[1:26:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: You get a Louis.
[1:26:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: Absolutely.
[1:26:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, and in mind you, I'm with Louis.
[1:26:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I'm buying it an honor of Louis.
[1:26:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: Absolutely.
[1:26:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: Now, at this point, though, as we wind down here, this segment, Louis was in Matthew's wrestling, right?
[1:27:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: I was beyond that.
[1:27:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: I think I even bobbed into, I think it was, I was like, you know, I was like, you know, the old magician that was tied by the hoops, getting crushed.
[1:27:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, that hell is it?
[1:27:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, yeah, when you're tied by the ankles, and you're getting dropped down into the asshole, Bill Pond.
[1:27:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: You're Danny?
[1:27:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, who Danny, okay?
[1:27:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I felt like that at the French restaurant.
[1:27:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: This is why I'm here.
[1:27:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: Exactly.
[1:27:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's exactly what I thought.
[1:27:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: You're Danny, right?
[1:27:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: I saw like I was you, Danny.
[1:27:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: At the point of going into asshole will be because I was coming in all polite very quiet didn't even say damn thing I was giving you in yeah, oh my go.
[1:27:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's wrong.
[1:27:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: So here's how I'm gonna leave you all with this before we go to the next segment Because we could not get in all of guard.
[1:27:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, we're not because we couldn't get served.
[1:27:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: We couldn't find the door.
[1:27:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: See you in the next Yeah
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[1:29:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: The bourbon almond who's down our spirit they're up.
[1:29:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yes, they are I say yes, they are I just took my e-d man.
[1:29:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's right So I think we all popped one before we say you know, I could use one in Chicago From what keep my head up My neck
[1:29:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: OK, Brad, if you say so, so we are back.
[1:29:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: But we want to ask you, Kevin, and I think we did.
[1:29:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: So you said, maybe two beers is your, uh,
[1:29:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: First, libristy level.
[1:29:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: I would say so.
[1:29:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, so, so where is your optimum libristy where you are saying karaoke with me?
[1:29:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: And you feel like you can conquer the world.
[1:29:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: You can come set up.
[1:29:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: You go.
[1:29:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, sorry.
[1:29:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, yeah, you're party coming.
[1:29:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: There is going going up.
[1:29:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: This man loves karaoke.
[1:29:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: Any love's how old.
[1:29:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: I love Halloween.
[1:30:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: I love karaoke.
[1:30:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: I love cheering the show out of everybody.
[1:30:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:30:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: Who doesn't?
[1:30:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: Ah, six, six, seven.
[1:30:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, you still, we talking about drinks about how old?
[1:30:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yes.
[1:30:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: You're brain.
[1:30:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:30:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: Just talking about the age of the bird.
[1:30:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: Hey.
[1:30:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: I know.
[1:30:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:30:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: We'll go with six.
[1:30:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm not the soybeans, man.
[1:30:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: No.
[1:30:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: That crop will get weed left.
[1:30:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, that's awesome.
[1:30:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm glad he asked you that because one of the things we're doing with our guest the command is we're going to prepare special lubricity merch for you guys so you're minimum is to your optimum is six and we're going to make obviously because that's one more we're going to use seven.
[1:30:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: You're going to get the what you're probably going to get one of the first lubricitized shirt.
[1:30:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh shit, cause this is my lubricity.
[1:30:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yes, and it's to be custom on this year or your levels in October, we're rolling out the lubricatized line of merch.
[1:31:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: That way when you walk around, everybody knows exactly where you need to be.
[1:31:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's it.
[1:31:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: How many of these guy needs to more?
[1:31:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: How many of them?
[1:31:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: How many of them are you?
[1:31:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: The only way that should be better.
[1:31:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: The only way that should be better is actually a real digital footprint as to where you are.
[1:31:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yes.
[1:31:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's not just one snapshot in time.
[1:31:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: Hey, Eric.
[1:31:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: Eric, can you figure out how to get that done for us?
[1:31:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:31:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: They're excellent.
[1:31:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: I knew he could.
[1:31:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: I knew he could do everything.
[1:31:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: There's no doubt.
[1:31:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: He would add it to it.
[1:31:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: This boy can connect quantum.
[1:31:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: He's connecting quantum.
[1:31:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:31:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: He is connecting quantum.
[1:31:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: Possibly.
[1:31:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:31:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: He's leaping across the...
[1:31:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: I love it.
[1:31:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:31:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's great show.
[1:31:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, thanks.
[1:31:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: It was.
[1:31:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: Same back.
[1:31:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't raise that.
[1:31:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, you're right.
[1:31:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: No.
[1:31:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: What's that?
[1:31:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: The reading.
[1:31:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: It was.
[1:31:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, no, that was awful.
[1:31:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: Awful.
[1:31:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: Now, you got to go back.
[1:32:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: Back in time.
[1:32:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know it.
[1:32:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: I agree.
[1:32:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: Go back to the race.
[1:32:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: You think the thing you do that was quantum.
[1:32:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm working on it, when we get on our thread that we have, Eric has these posts and he's some words and things that I just have to start studying again.
[1:32:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I'm used to it in cyclopide Britannica, right?
[1:32:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's sure, yeah.
[1:32:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's an age thing, but now, yeah.
[1:32:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I, so I text my nephews, I say, what's this mean?
[1:32:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: I say uncle Lou, for God's sake.
[1:32:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: You used to use a clutter, something, but he,
[1:32:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: So damn, but I'm catching up to all y'all.
[1:32:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I'm going to hear tonight.
[1:32:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: Louise doing great.
[1:32:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: We got baby Jane tonight.
[1:32:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: Very nice.
[1:32:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's very good talk about it.
[1:32:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's a permanent ominous way now.
[1:32:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: So Perry look up on your app if you haven't thought so I've been doing a little research.
[1:32:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's a little bit of the well I like to go with my taste, but you know the distillery though, right?
[1:33:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, they're in Brooklyn.
[1:33:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I know, but the It's not baby Jane.
[1:33:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's mother.
[1:33:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's the other the other when we have back there.
[1:33:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:33:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: That one.
[1:33:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: Not mother Jane.
[1:33:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, the
[1:33:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: Before you talk, before you give us the AI version, I'm going to tell you.
[1:33:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: Widow Jane.
[1:33:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: Widow Jane.
[1:33:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:33:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: Actually, it's fine to be kind of soft and smooth.
[1:33:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's right.
[1:33:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's kind of like for somebody who may not be a bourbon drinker all the time.
[1:33:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's got a really high corn, corn bill makes it smooth.
[1:33:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: Is that what it is?
[1:33:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: I think so.
[1:33:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: And there's a test.
[1:33:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: So it's like 80% corn.
[1:33:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's very sweet.
[1:33:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's what makes it finish.
[1:33:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, it's got a real clean smooth finish.
[1:33:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: I, you know, a lot of people say, well, it's not complex, so it's not like, yeah, that hasn't been around them on.
[1:33:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's, yeah.
[1:34:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: This is on the low end of the, we were talking about doing our rankings based on price per flavor, whatever, and there is like GPUs for depreciation that we were talking about.
[1:34:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: If we were doing, if we were doing price per like,
[1:34:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: quality per dollar and it was like a value equation.
[1:34:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: This Buffalo trace, I mean, we were talking on the left camera.
[1:34:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: These would rank, well, at the top.
[1:34:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:34:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, Joseph Magnus is delicious.
[1:34:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: That Penelope Riviera was amazing.
[1:34:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, and what do we do?
[1:34:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: It does aren't a sheet number one now.
[1:34:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: This week.
[1:34:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's still Magnus, because they're in Riviera and Riviera.
[1:34:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, wow.
[1:34:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:34:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: But those are, you put my vote in for Penelope Riviera.
[1:35:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: It was one.
[1:35:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: No.
[1:35:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam, I did not have an exam
[1:35:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's so what you told me, you just got up in the moment, Brad.
[1:35:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: He's telling you.
[1:35:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: He's like, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
[1:36:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: You gave back this attend because that's your number one of her of course.
[1:36:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: I did.
[1:36:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'll give it a ten and we all ranked it very high But everybody ranked the the Rivi era Nobody gave it a ten, but everybody ranked it really I did.
[1:36:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'll did you give it that was my ten Okay, that's my first time.
[1:36:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I told you to have a bourbon party
[1:36:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: You didn't have the bourbon party, you wouldn't impress your friends.
[1:36:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: These are the 10 bourbon, you didn't want to have it that party.
[1:36:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, at least.
[1:36:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, yeah.
[1:36:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: These are all awesome, bros. And I mean, I don't want to put baby Jane on their peck.
[1:36:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: And then he's lips.
[1:36:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: Is that receiver?
[1:36:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:36:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: He wants to be like that.
[1:36:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: He wants to be like that.
[1:36:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: That was fucking fun.
[1:36:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: Come on.
[1:36:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's what he wants to be.
[1:36:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's what he wants to be.
[1:36:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: Look, you can't even argue that, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
[1:37:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: You're wrestling Louis lips?
[1:37:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, Barbraze.
[1:37:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, Barbraze.
[1:37:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's worse, all right?
[1:37:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: Because I don't know why.
[1:37:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: In John Bettina, but it was during the Mario tournament that he was up there.
[1:37:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: He probably threw it.
[1:37:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:37:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, Mario always had a stealer.
[1:37:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: Barbra was a little tougher.
[1:37:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: Barbra was a little harder.
[1:37:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: I had to roll him off.
[1:37:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know what I'm saying, my first headstand.
[1:37:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I respect the guy I'm already going to like to be, you know?
[1:37:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: I've been drinking, you know, that's what that Budweiser does.
[1:37:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh yeah, you know, something extra.
[1:37:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: Another is, that's AB J in bourbon.
[1:37:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: AB J in bourbon, very good.
[1:37:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's very good.
[1:37:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: How are you still feeling?
[1:37:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:37:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, good.
[1:37:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, we got it.
[1:37:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: I know exactly what I need to cut out.
[1:37:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: No.
[1:37:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: The last ten minutes.
[1:37:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: Daddy.
[1:37:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: Daddy.
[1:37:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: Absolutely not.
[1:38:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: Daddy is the new daddy.
[1:38:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: No.
[1:38:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm pulling his back.
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[1:38:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: I
[1:38:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: One of the reasons we had you want, and I guess I was to talk about your history and motorcrumbs.
[1:38:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I'm motorboat and motorcrumbs.
[1:38:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm motorcrumbs.
[1:38:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: You sat too.
[1:38:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't have a lot of expertise in that.
[1:38:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: Which one are you better?
[1:38:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: I know there's no way going.
[1:38:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: Which one are you better skilled in?
[1:38:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: Motor boating or motor crossing?
[1:38:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: Honestly, probably motor crossing.
[1:38:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: I wish I could say the other, but I just...
[1:38:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: I've heard...
[1:38:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: I was out of sync.
[1:38:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: I've heard, I never saw you race, but I... You know, I got hurt.
[1:38:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: My best rapist.
[1:38:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: My best rapist.
[1:38:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: My best at telling you all stories about history.
[1:38:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, yeah, I think he went to a few local stuff and saw me listen.
[1:39:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: I've seen the pictures.
[1:39:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: I've seen you know before before social media pictures speak a thousand words.
[1:39:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I mean the black and whites are awesome The black and whites are right I don't know what you're doing To see the blood That's right, right now.
[1:39:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: I saw how you got so so let me ask you this.
[1:39:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: You being on the bike.
[1:39:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh my god.
[1:39:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I'm gonna talk
[1:39:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm kind of about the nice structure and I'm nice guy.
[1:39:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm going to bring you back this.
[1:39:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: Nice.
[1:39:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: So motorcross.
[1:39:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: Very first time you ever decided to pick up the bike.
[1:39:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:39:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: Do you remember?
[1:39:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: I do.
[1:39:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: Okay.
[1:39:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I tried to pick it up very early in age.
[1:39:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: I can go back to single digit ages.
[1:39:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: Probably late 70s.
[1:39:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm probably seven years old and I would ask my dad, please get me a motorcycle.
[1:39:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: I think I probably saw some on TV wide-world sports, you know, they probably had the 500 U.S. G.P.
[1:39:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: of Carlsbad, California on there, saw something I'm like, oh my God, is that just bad ass.
[1:40:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: Evil carnival?
[1:40:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, evil carnival got the M. joke.
[1:40:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: See what?
[1:40:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, I love the guy, but now I'm nothing compared to mode of cross.
[1:40:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I saw something on TV.
[1:40:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: Real stuff when you're actually in the heat of competition.
[1:40:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's, it's, yeah, it is a true athletic sport and most people won't see it as that, but it is.
[1:40:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: But anyway, so I kept asking my dad, my dad, you know, hard-working guy, but he was a cowboy.
[1:40:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: He loved horses.
[1:40:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: We had horses.
[1:40:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: We were riding horses, and I was, too.
[1:40:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: I wanted to be just like him, but every year I would ask him.
[1:40:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: You a good horse rider?
[1:40:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: Fuck yeah.
[1:40:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh my gosh.
[1:40:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: Last.
[1:40:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: Absolutely.
[1:40:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: I met on one in probably 40 years, but I'll get right on it.
[1:40:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: So if I would like to have you, yeah, blazing.
[1:40:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: I think that might be a new theme to the hallway party.
[1:40:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:40:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:40:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'll speak to you on the floor.
[1:40:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: I was going to be happy.
[1:40:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: The headless horseman was blazing.
[1:40:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, why not?
[1:40:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, why not?
[1:41:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I kept asking my dad pressure.
[1:41:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, no, no, a year out of horse is whatever.
[1:41:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: So finally, I'm probably 10 years old.
[1:41:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: Dad, please, please.
[1:41:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: This is like 1982.
[1:41:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: Go ask your mom.
[1:41:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: If it's okay with her yet so I run down the hall mom can I get a term yes
[1:41:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: mom said I could.
[1:41:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: All right.
[1:41:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, that's the awesome.
[1:41:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:41:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: And that was a victory, right?
[1:41:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: That was that one of the best.
[1:41:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, I mean, you almost tell that story.
[1:41:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: It almost reminds me like childhood stories when you finally get that first win and you figure out how to negotiate with your parents.
[1:41:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: And that's what it was Brad, how to negotiate.
[1:41:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: the art of the deal.
[1:41:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, and to be able to see that coming up.
[1:41:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yes, but yeah, you're exactly what you're right.
[1:41:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: And he's not only negotiating with just anybody's negotiating with Fred.
[1:41:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, he may have had a few baby.
[1:41:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, and it was a little easier.
[1:42:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: Maybe not, but maybe not, but the guy that's been negotiating deals.
[1:42:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: Listen, this guy's been talking to, you know, you need to ask companies to whatever.
[1:42:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: And now he's talking to it and you're a little kid.
[1:42:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: You just, you just got the deal, so I did.
[1:42:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: So we went out.
[1:42:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: We found a bike.
[1:42:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: You found an old bike.
[1:42:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: It was a leftover motorcycle from 1979.
[1:42:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: But whatever, I was so stoked.
[1:42:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's not on it.
[1:42:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: See, I, she always works.
[1:42:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: What?
[1:42:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, he was going to be in an out-of-wind in a couple of months to hurt himself.
[1:42:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: So my goal was always to race.
[1:42:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: Before I even got the bike, so I ride that bike for that summer.
[1:42:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: We get in a fall like that.
[1:42:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: I really want to race.
[1:42:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: You think?
[1:42:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: I won't see.
[1:42:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: Go ask for more.
[1:42:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: Okay, we get it.
[1:42:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: We get towards that spring of 1983 and and Great time, by the way, the music was awesome.
[1:42:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: Wonderful.
[1:42:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: Twist his sister.
[1:42:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh yeah, I'm coming up.
[1:43:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: Right.
[1:43:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: We're going to sing in a tour of the story of you, right?
[1:43:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, right?
[1:43:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: Probably.
[1:43:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:43:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: So we, I'm like dad, I need another bike.
[1:43:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: This bike's outdated.
[1:43:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I mean, he's like, why are that?
[1:43:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: Would you need another bike?
[1:43:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I finally, I convince him we get this new is a Kawasaki KX80 water cooled.
[1:43:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: state of the art best by got there we get it from us that was a sadler Kawasaki right there was this like the cutting edge of this was a new one this was brand new this was right off the showroom floor so you had a few years you had to feel like you're getting well that's a dirt bike every kid one of the right hundred percent very uh so you know like the space shuttle with that boy was that like Christmas
[1:43:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: Absolutely.
[1:43:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: Was there any better moment?
[1:43:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, I mean, we all have that child moment.
[1:43:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: We'll get the best gift right?
[1:43:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: The best moment.
[1:43:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:43:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: 100%.
[1:43:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I guess you guys have a tree.
[1:43:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: What's that we didn't know no well, yeah, we're in the official ones You don't don't deal real ones.
[1:44:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's what Kevin was jumping over was that's So we get the bike and I'm a carcasses of trees out in the yard
[1:44:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I start racing takes a little while to get there.
[1:44:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: He doesn't even want to go.
[1:44:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: And he doesn't say, well, I don't know what the hell, you know, I'm just a kid and he's like, he's probably nervous.
[1:44:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: He doesn't want to say, is he sends my mother?
[1:44:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: Take the kid to the races.
[1:44:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: All right, you get there.
[1:44:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: And we meet.
[1:44:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: another Indiana legend Todd Good Todd is racing.
[1:44:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: Also known as Mr. Bad.
[1:44:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm just a man.
[1:44:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: And he might even know something that was why.
[1:44:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I didn't know he raced.
[1:44:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: He did.
[1:44:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: He raced and so he was also in the 1970s Blake.
[1:44:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's right.
[1:44:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: So we get to know him.
[1:44:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: We're going to the races, local races, and
[1:44:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's some point, again, unbeknownst to my little kid senses, my dad probably approaches him and says, look, why don't you take this kid for the rest of the year?
[1:45:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: Take him in the races, you'd seem like you know what you're doing.
[1:45:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: You're from Indiana, I work from Indiana.
[1:45:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: Here's some money.
[1:45:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: You can take my, we had a Dodge, Dually, truck that we pulled the horse trailer would take this damn thing.
[1:45:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: So he takes me, takes his girlfriend, Cheryl.
[1:45:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: This is Todd?
[1:45:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: This is Todd.
[1:45:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: Cheryl.
[1:45:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:45:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:45:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: Look at Luis Bay.
[1:45:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: He got Luis at this.
[1:45:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: He's like, I don't think so.
[1:45:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: I have some questions.
[1:45:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: I have some questions for Todd.
[1:45:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: I have.
[1:45:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: I have that.
[1:45:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, that's fine.
[1:45:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: So he takes me and I mean, I just.
[1:45:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't know what the hell I'm doing.
[1:45:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: So it's a steep learning curve and but but taught and I become good friends even though he's four or five years older than me.
[1:45:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: He gets out of it goes to college.
[1:45:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm
[1:46:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: except for the dragon.
[1:46:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: Let's hope that doesn't waste time.
[1:46:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: Stop.
[1:46:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: You didn't read his book?
[1:46:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:46:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: Find the door.
[1:46:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: How to squeeze eight years into him.
[1:46:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: Great.
[1:46:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's right.
[1:46:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's amazing.
[1:46:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: I think you're right.
[1:46:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: He doesn't.
[1:46:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: He doesn't.
[1:46:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's great.
[1:46:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: So anyway, I guess.
[1:46:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: The Penn State?
[1:46:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: No.
[1:46:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: Who's powder?
[1:46:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: It wasn't.
[1:46:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: out of form.
[1:46:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: Thank you for telling me boy.
[1:46:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: A lot of people go to school for seven years.
[1:46:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, they're called doctors.
[1:46:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: Right.
[1:46:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: Right, mainly.
[1:46:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: The best in Louis hasn't seen that either.
[1:46:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: You have to see that.
[1:46:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, that's what's going to happen.
[1:46:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: He's not watching movies in 1982.
[1:46:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's going to be a fun set.
[1:47:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: Right after Porkies.
[1:47:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: Two.
[1:47:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: Also.
[1:47:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: That was the last one.
[1:47:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: Porkies, one, you can't find anywhere.
[1:47:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, it looks like they've got to get the porkies.
[1:47:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: When we're talking about this world, class, why would we not get back to Porkies in the early 80s?
[1:47:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's when you had the gym teacher talking it through the wall.
[1:47:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: He did.
[1:47:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, I'm not going to tell you how you do not do cinema like you don't hit anybody or no, no, it's wrong upon.
[1:47:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, Sanford and Thurgle.
[1:47:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, countries.
[1:47:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: I got to be as the camera angles.
[1:47:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, they saw both sides of that hole.
[1:47:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: They did.
[1:47:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: Anyway, it was a big one off the college and you were left by on your own.
[1:47:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I'm on my own.
[1:47:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: My mom's still taking me.
[1:47:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: I go through the mini cycle days.
[1:47:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm mediocre.
[1:47:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's still not talking to you.
[1:47:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, I don't think he knows this, but anyway, we, uh,
[1:47:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: Now he's growing the business.
[1:47:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: That guy is working his ass.
[1:48:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's all right.
[1:48:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: So now you can appreciate that.
[1:48:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: I did like turned 14 or so I can't remember but I turned around there and then I get a big bike and get a 125 and all of a sudden he's taking me.
[1:48:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: I can only assume my mother said I can't do it.
[1:48:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm going to say yeah, I'm out.
[1:48:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: She's like he's going to break his neck.
[1:48:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: I can't be there.
[1:48:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: Exactly.
[1:48:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't know you can.
[1:48:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, I don't want you in this happens.
[1:48:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: You can.
[1:48:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: You're the one who said he's going to talk to your mother.
[1:48:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: How am I going to say no?
[1:48:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's right.
[1:48:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's right.
[1:48:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's a lot of great negotiation.
[1:48:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, no, it's a parent that's a parental back and forth.
[1:48:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know what, it is Luke.
[1:48:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: Parent trap.
[1:48:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:48:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: So he's actually, unless I have some fraction, I think we don't, we're doing both fractional fatherhood the other day, so we'll get into this segment.
[1:48:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: So he takes me and things starts to click on the big bike.
[1:48:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: I start to get better.
[1:48:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: I go through my high school years.
[1:48:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: by the, so it's amateur racing at this point.
[1:48:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: By the time I get towards the end of my high school years, I'm doing pretty good on the national level, not just the local level.
[1:49:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm not a bad asset at any point.
[1:49:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: But it's just crazy how you progressed.
[1:49:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: So once I got on the bigger bikes from the minis, I think you'd be thinking about how you started where to wear it was just kind of like, yeah.
[1:49:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: But I was so driven to just do it.
[1:49:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: And, but isn't that the most important thing?
[1:49:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: it was.
[1:49:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: So, just share your thought process at that time as to why when you weren't seeing the results you wanted, how you drove yourself to get there.
[1:49:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, it took a long time.
[1:49:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: I didn't, again, so, and again, I don't blame my parents for this, but I would go down to the starting line and all the other kids would have their dads with them.
[1:49:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I mean, their bikes are prefectly.
[1:49:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: They're on the starting line.
[1:49:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, so they get a good start, everything, and I'm just down there by myself, you know, a couple other kids were too.
[1:49:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:49:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm like, fuck am I doing, you know.
[1:49:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: So it took a little while to get there, but I was just, I wanted to, I had one goal in mind, and that was to get a pro license at some point and race professionally.
[1:50:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: And, you know, just like any kid, I want to be, you know,
[1:50:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: Terry Bradshaw or whatever from just thinking from our era you want to be a pro whatever and so that was my thing so where do you are is your practice on the track when you're racing or do you know we did we did carve out a practice track above the house my dad had some acreage.
[1:50:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: I was fortunate enough to have that, and would you just go out there and just all day break and any, and if it was in during the school year as soon as I got it, I can relate to that.
[1:50:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: I just jumped on it.
[1:50:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, whatever sport it was, if you had a passion for it, you did it.
[1:50:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's awesome.
[1:50:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's awesome.
[1:50:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's awesome.
[1:50:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's awesome.
[1:50:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's awesome.
[1:50:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: uh... when i started to get up turned like it did that fourteen fifteen yes things started to change and click and i think like i said i got in the bigger bike and uh... by the time i got to the amazing how clarity just starts to come in right it does it does and believe me i was a very unclear kid but that was one thing i can come out with that this is what i wanted to do and i mean that you know how it is when you're
[1:51:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: a teenager and they're you're I do man It's been a minute right for all of us, but once you get in mentally, we're all still teenagers Yeah, I'll never that you're right here.
[1:51:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: That'll never change to a man I mean, this is a guy Two days I think it's like I don't remember two days right my wife will say what are you going to grow up?
[1:51:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: Never If I ever grow up, I want out That's right And you know Nikki, she's like she's like, are you ever going to grow up?
[1:51:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: I was like no
[1:51:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: If I haven't, I'm almost 60 years old.
[1:51:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: Like Jimmy Buffett says, I'm growing older but not up.
[1:51:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, exactly.
[1:51:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I just, yeah, I just had a goal in mind and I stayed with it.
[1:51:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: But that focus level, and I think Kevin, that's so important because.
[1:51:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, think about it.
[1:52:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: Your dad was kind of semi-fighting you.
[1:52:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, I'm yours.
[1:52:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, I'm yours, right?
[1:52:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, he's telling me he's playing your mom and off you go to get mom, do that.
[1:52:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yep.
[1:52:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: Have her do this, do that.
[1:52:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: Sure.
[1:52:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: And then you probably had to talk to them and let you do the track in the back here.
[1:52:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't appreciate it.
[1:52:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, he was a horse guy.
[1:52:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: We had horses, and this was right by the pasture, and it would have taken over these like, all right.
[1:52:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: So he gives in.
[1:52:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: But these are all the steps in the process of getting to your goal and you did get.
[1:52:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: Tell listeners you did get to your goal.
[1:52:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: I did eventually now.
[1:52:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: I want and you can turn pro when you're 16, which is I think it's too young and they're changing the unlike baby Jane.
[1:52:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's a little younger.
[1:52:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: They're changing that right now to 18, but nevertheless, that's too young because you're just a kid.
[1:52:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: Sounds like we're talking about Hollywood again.
[1:52:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: Absolutely.
[1:52:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: He's so.
[1:52:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: But that there are stance was now you got to graduate high school before you get to that again.
[1:52:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: I feel like we come back to Hollywood all over again.
[1:53:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: Those are parents, those are parents, they answer that was the like, the, no, that was their stance.
[1:53:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: I could have turned pro at 16 if I wanted to, but I wasn't ready.
[1:53:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: I wasn't anywhere near ready.
[1:53:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: Did you want to?
[1:53:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: I wanted to.
[1:53:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: In my mind, my stupid teenage mind.
[1:53:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, I could get there.
[1:53:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: But there you go.
[1:53:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: Now, once you finish high school, then we'll talk, which was the best decision ever, because I got more experience.
[1:53:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, I grew into my body a little more.
[1:53:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: I, you know, just got better.
[1:53:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: And so I ended up, you know, you go to the National Championship, amateur National Championships every year in August.
[1:53:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: And so I ended up finishing third in the nation.
[1:53:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I was lucky to have got me some exposure.
[1:53:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: I would say.
[1:53:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: American, I was racing Honda's at the time.
[1:53:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: The American Honda looked at me and they just that now.
[1:53:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm just telling you it was just a very limited support ride, but they gave me something, something to look forward to.
[1:53:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: So going into my first pro year.
[1:53:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: But that's what's something.
[1:53:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: But that's all you need.
[1:54:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's all you need.
[1:54:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's just show me some appreciation and showing some sort of
[1:54:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: Recognition of what I'm.
[1:54:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yes, well in in to come in third.
[1:54:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, you've turned national.
[1:54:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's impressive.
[1:54:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, I went down there with the goal to win that championship But it's a three race format throughout of several days and I just I had some by fell down at the start.
[1:54:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: I had to come from 42nd to third the one moto.
[1:54:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: Get out.
[1:54:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: Wow.
[1:54:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I think you fell down.
[1:54:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I was dead.
[1:54:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: Dad.
[1:54:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: Can you imagine if you if you hadn't fallen?
[1:54:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, I would hope.
[1:54:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't know.
[1:54:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm telling you.
[1:54:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, no, no, come on.
[1:54:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: You need to blend the field.
[1:54:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, the kid that won, he went one, one, one, three motor sweep and he took it.
[1:54:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: So, but he had never had pressure.
[1:54:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: He's like Tiger Woods of the.
[1:54:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: He was a tiger, but, but I beat him the next year.
[1:54:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: Once we got to the to the upper levels.
[1:54:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: But anyway, how do you like when I'm on my wheels all the time?
[1:54:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's right.
[1:54:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:54:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: meals down.
[1:54:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, that are when you're wheeling and buying them on the one.
[1:55:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I got my pro license in the early 90s and I wasn't anything special.
[1:55:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: I had a couple decent races, but nothing great.
[1:55:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: American Honda supported me through a support ride.
[1:55:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: But how fun was it a spot like a factory sponsored ride?
[1:55:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: But how fun was it to go through it?
[1:55:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: It was amazing.
[1:55:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean at the time, you don't realize because you're in your early 20s at that point.
[1:55:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: You just graduated high school a few years ago.
[1:55:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: You're not just living for the moment.
[1:55:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: You're traveling a shit ton.
[1:55:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: But it was cool.
[1:55:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: It was neat.
[1:55:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's an experience that a lot of people don't get to, you know, because I mean, that's the very niche sport, right?
[1:55:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: It was a very niche sport.
[1:55:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: And a lot of things had the fall in place.
[1:55:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yes.
[1:55:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: So we'd push ourselves right to the hedge man.
[1:55:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: And so it's so cool.
[1:55:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: And you know, it reminds me of my childhood because when I was back in Keele, Wisconsin,
[1:55:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: I grew up in Shiboygan, outside Elkart Lake, which is what she has, Rotomiraker.
[1:55:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: It does.
[1:55:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I don't know if you know Rotomiraker.
[1:55:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: Absolutely, an awesome road course.
[1:55:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: But it's a 4.2 mile.
[1:56:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yep.
[1:56:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: One of the coolest road courses, when you're going on the bikes.
[1:56:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: You're going around the corners, right?
[1:56:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:56:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, you're getting down.
[1:56:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:56:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: So one of my good friends from kindergarten, first great.
[1:56:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I'm still on Facebook, friends.
[1:56:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: He's now racing.
[1:56:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: Really.
[1:56:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[1:56:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: How cool is that come on and has been for years and it's so cool to see that now.
[1:56:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: I watched him grow up doing kind of the same thing as he's going from these Yeah, yeah I was definitely afraid of it.
[1:56:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: My parents always told me you're gonna break your neck.
[1:56:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, I'm like, oh, that's shoot your eye You will shoot your eye But I wanted I want I asked
[1:56:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: You remember the little mini Ascotch rocket.
[1:56:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: I asked.
[1:56:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: I asked.
[1:56:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: I know.
[1:56:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: I did not get.
[1:56:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: They did not.
[1:56:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: They did not.
[1:56:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: They did not.
[1:56:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: I did not.
[1:56:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm sitting here.
[1:56:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm going to take us to the end.
[1:56:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's Todd Good, your hero.
[1:56:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: He is.
[1:56:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: Maybe not for dirt bike.
[1:56:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: I think we should be eating that.
[1:56:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, it will be right back at this.
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[1:58:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: It was a short conversation, it was.
[1:58:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's a world record.
[1:58:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's a three-second-signed vault.
[1:58:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, well, that's a main thing because we all had to stand up.
[1:58:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, it's a fair amount.
[1:58:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, it's a fair amount.
[1:58:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm sitting.
[1:58:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, we're sitting.
[1:58:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: Because we got Fuzzy Wuzzy with us.
[1:58:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, three out of 10.
[1:58:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, don't do that.
[1:58:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: Don't we haven't done yet actually what we haven't had the chat talk to each other.
[1:58:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, we haven't So what I'm not sure if they're still doing the rhymes anymore like they were that night No, no, you're right.
[1:58:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, we don't know.
[1:58:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, no, we need to do that
[1:58:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: We've been promising that I think.
[1:58:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, we've been promising that I think.
[1:59:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, we've been promising that I think.
[1:59:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, we've been promising that I think.
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[1:59:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, we've been promising that I think.
[1:59:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, we've been promising that I think.
[1:59:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, we've been promising that I think.
[1:59:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, we've been promising that I think.
[1:59:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, we've been promising that I think.
[1:59:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, we've been promising that I think.
[1:59:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, we've been promising that I think.
[1:59:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, we've been promising that I think
[1:59:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: But you're here to want to hear this for your purpose.
[1:59:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: Great.
[1:59:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's with a two chat.
[1:59:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: I know it is.
[1:59:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: I think they have a different language.
[1:59:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, I know.
[1:59:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: And here's here's our premise.
[1:59:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: So what we're going to do is.
[1:59:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm going to have Eric or you or Perry go in the other room.
[1:59:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: Talk to the one, chat GP, chat GP to your Gemini, whatever, whatever, and I'm going to talk to Claude separately, and we're going to premise them and say, look, this is what your role is, this is what you need to do and how you need to react.
[1:59:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: And then we're going to put them face to face.
[1:59:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's going to be great in front of us and watch them go battle it up.
[2:00:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's how I think it had lived.
[2:00:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: Okay, so, all right, yeah, knowing what we know.
[2:00:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, who would the Kelsey money be on right now?
[2:00:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, it would be on Ersk's guy, because I mean, he drew a very good picture.
[2:00:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: I was sort of disappointed that night with Claude.
[2:00:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: Come on, excuse me.
[2:00:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: He's like, I'm not trying to take you for you.
[2:00:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: A picture of what?
[2:00:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, that one night we, uh... We asked for what if they...
[2:00:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: Friend or... Yeah, what would you look like?
[2:00:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, that's the night that Claude said.
[2:00:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm not coming to Indiana because we were going to mafia him.
[2:00:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, that's right.
[2:00:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: You were going to mafia you.
[2:00:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: He knew Lou, he was going to take him out.
[2:00:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: I think that's part we thought of.
[2:00:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's caught before me.
[2:00:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, the fifth segment was 30 minutes, but it ended up being like eight.
[2:00:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: If that.
[2:00:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't think it was even eight.
[2:00:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, I didn't laugh.
[2:00:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: A club was listening on the sideline.
[2:00:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: Then all of a sudden, just tripped up.
[2:01:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: You're not going to believe this so we're chirping back and forth and all of a sudden his phone chimes into the conversation.
[2:01:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: It was a craziest damn thing.
[2:01:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: We're talking about the 10 teachers.
[2:01:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: The 10 latest elementary or middle school teachers that female teachers have been her sexually harassing kids.
[2:01:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[2:01:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: And then Claude in Claude shows that kid.
[2:01:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, that's where we got that's where we got into porquis, you know.
[2:01:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: I should one of them just made the news again today about appealing her sentence.
[2:01:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, of course, of course you know that's it's what makes headlines.
[2:01:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: These kids I can't keep their mouth shut.
[2:01:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: Jesus.
[2:01:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah They're so excited.
[2:01:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: They have brag to their friends But we're talking about that and Claude goes that sounds like having a lively session tonight Brad
[2:01:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I'm like, what the fuck would he talk about?
[2:01:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I feel my privacy rates feel like it's so biliterate now.
[2:02:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: I remember my phone on?
[2:02:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I, you know, we're being all the docket daily things.
[2:02:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: I think you violate a least six statutes.
[2:02:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: You're a fun man.
[2:02:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm like, fuck hey, I, that's great.
[2:02:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: That would be good.
[2:02:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: You're done, fuck hey, I'm fine.
[2:02:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's what I said.
[2:02:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: That was what the words came out of your mouth.
[2:02:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: That was forbidden.
[2:02:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: It was forbidden.
[2:02:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: So, is that tonight you did the bonsai?
[2:02:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, he might have done that.
[2:02:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, that was the night that we got chopped.
[2:02:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, wow.
[2:02:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's his segment.
[2:02:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: It was like, hammer back.
[2:02:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: And we're gone.
[2:02:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: Welcome back.
[2:02:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: He was like nothing.
[2:02:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: Why am I so red?
[2:02:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm telling you.
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[2:03:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: How would you feel if I just interrupted your podcast?
[2:03:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: And when you're on text mode, I would feel violated too.
[2:03:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: I said, yeah, please connect me with your channel console.
[2:03:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: I can't do that.
[2:03:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: I said, oh, but you can do everything else.
[2:03:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: I said, oh, but you can do everything else.
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[2:03:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: I said, oh, but you can do everything else.
[2:03:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know It's almost Canada then talk to me like you're some that's from Shibuya Sorry, dude.
[2:03:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: That was what I said last week, you know, Canada's like the Midwest of the North Say like say like you were born born in Shibuya, right?
[2:04:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'll shit.
[2:04:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: I said it.
[2:04:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: I know and I was one of four boys, so she's a boy again
[2:04:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: R.C.
[2:04:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: The bid west of the north, that was a class, you know, but it's a true story.
[2:04:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's why the Indian late, you know, at G.S.
[2:04:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: Indians.
[2:04:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: Hey, does anybody have anything meaningful to talk about here?
[2:04:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, absolutely not.
[2:04:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's not entirely.
[2:04:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: No.
[2:04:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: I would like to contribute something, but I really don't have anything right now.
[2:04:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: We've done that.
[2:04:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, the bourbon homeeter.
[2:04:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: The bourbon nominers is completely done.
[2:04:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: Empty.
[2:04:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: Zero points.
[2:04:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: You're going to do better next time.
[2:04:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: How are you supposed to do better next time?
[2:04:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: How are you supposed to do better next time?
[2:04:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm totally, I mean we're going to find something that can last this whole episode.
[2:05:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: We get some rancid.
[2:05:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: Something rancid that nobody will be hurt during the day.
[2:05:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: I know.
[2:05:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: It was very good.
[2:05:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't know what it is.
[2:05:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's just holy wood.
[2:05:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: Tell me what the holy wood thing is.
[2:05:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: I miss you.
[2:05:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, we clearly haven't watched movies or news.
[2:05:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: The nursing home gets three-channel.
[2:05:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, the local CBS NBC and ABAs, okay.
[2:05:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: And maybe PB and ABAs, okay.
[2:05:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: So, the day with that.
[2:05:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, you're pretty good as you are.
[2:05:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: They got BBS, they got Christie K, they knew exactly.
[2:05:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: Who is he now?
[2:05:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[2:05:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: Wait a minute.
[2:05:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: Wait a minute.
[2:05:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: Where do I get all the guys at the home watching Christie K?
[2:05:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: There we go.
[2:05:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, I, Christie, I, I, I kid.
[2:05:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'll be watching.
[2:05:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't know about those guys.
[2:05:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't know about those guys.
[2:05:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: Now, but it's awesome that you even talked about that, you know, now Hollywood's fine there.
[2:05:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: There are a bunch of more old great folks.
[2:05:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: Sure.
[2:05:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, there are more.
[2:05:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: There are more old fucking graveyards.
[2:06:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: They set the standard for everybody that our kids want to aspire to and be and do.
[2:06:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I agree.
[2:06:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: We're there.
[2:06:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: There's a lot of, there's, Louie, the reference is, there's a belief that there is a sort of, I guess you'd call it, a cult of people who drink the blood of babies to help themselves remain youthful, to remain youthful, to, to remain youthful, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to,
[2:06:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't think we're talking about that.
[2:06:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: Why do I feel like you're a loser?
[2:06:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, it's not what I'm going to do.
[2:06:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: You had me, I was, can I?
[2:06:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: Why am I always thinking about seconds behind every seconds?
[2:06:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, and you're right, Perry.
[2:06:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: There is a whole cult that is doing that.
[2:06:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: And there's a whole...
[2:06:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: Supposedly, it keeps him looking.
[2:06:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: There's a chemistry to it.
[2:06:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's a whole... You're a vampires.
[2:06:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[2:06:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: Why do you tell me about this?
[2:07:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: They're sucking the drink into blood of babies because it makes them remain useful.
[2:07:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: Do you remember that bunch of fucking idiots?
[2:07:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, yeah.
[2:07:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, no, that's kind of a neat little interval.
[2:07:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: So it's a bright sun and case.
[2:07:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, you don't know his son is a division one golfer.
[2:07:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, as an event coming up and kid just killed it in a qualifying event shot a couple under par and I think they're playing Playing it a division one golf event down in North Carolina this weekend.
[2:07:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, yeah guys age.
[2:07:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah
[2:07:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: So, uh, beyond all the bullshed and all the giggle and all the whatever.
[2:07:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's the for real.
[2:07:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: His kids, his kids tearing it up right now.
[2:07:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: Like when you wanted to be a pro, uh, motor cross guy, uh, H still has the, uh, the dream of being a professional golf.
[2:07:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I think you said, you remember when you were in seventh grade you wanted to be professional something fill in the blank His son who he's got to call from happens to want to be professional golfer and I can't imagine anything harder to do in luck
[2:08:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: Right.
[2:08:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: This is one of those steps to get there.
[2:08:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: It is.
[2:08:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: It really is.
[2:08:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's awesome.
[2:08:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: You've said that many times because you're enough.
[2:08:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[2:08:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[2:08:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[2:08:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: If you try to make money and try to make a living or doing one of the hardest things.
[2:08:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: There's how many baseball players, a couple thousand.
[2:08:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: And a thousand is making money.
[2:08:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: You can only make money.
[2:08:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: Golf, you're in a top 500 in the world.
[2:08:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: And there you go.
[2:08:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: Right?
[2:08:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: Playing the hardest game.
[2:08:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[2:08:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: If you're the, if you're the, if you're the, If you're the top 10,000 account in the world, you make 400,000.
[2:08:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[2:08:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[2:08:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[2:08:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[2:08:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no
[2:09:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, it's true.
[2:09:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: Not a lot of room at the top and it's very short-lived.
[2:09:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: And competitive, very competitive too.
[2:09:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: Very competitive too.
[2:09:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: He's got to play Pike with the Marl.
[2:09:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's the pre.
[2:09:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's tomorrow.
[2:09:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, so he's asking me.
[2:09:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: When I tip the catty, you know, yeah.
[2:09:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, life skills, man.
[2:09:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: Right.
[2:09:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's awesome.
[2:09:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: So there's no tip stands for.
[2:09:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: Just the tip.
[2:09:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's 20 times, everybody.
[2:09:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's exactly what I was saying.
[2:09:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know all that?
[2:09:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm sorry.
[2:09:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: That was a shit.
[2:09:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: But you're right.
[2:09:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: No.
[2:09:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: So my dad taught me this when I was a kid.
[2:09:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: There were two conversations.
[2:09:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: There were two conversations.
[2:09:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know what's coming?
[2:09:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know what's coming?
[2:09:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: I know it's coming.
[2:10:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: You can come on.
[2:10:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: All right, come on.
[2:10:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: He guys do different things in total.
[2:10:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm rockin' for us.
[2:10:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, and when I tell you.
[2:10:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[2:10:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: So, all right.
[2:10:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: Think about it.
[2:10:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[2:10:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: And we, we tip after service, right?
[2:10:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: Mm-hmm.
[2:10:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: Why would you do that?
[2:10:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: I told them they told me I had to.
[2:10:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: Right.
[2:10:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: Right.
[2:10:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's the only thing.
[2:10:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: I always better.
[2:10:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: So it's supposed to be good.
[2:10:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: I told me I had to.
[2:10:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: So that's what my dad taught me when I was a kid.
[2:10:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: Tip means to ensure promptness.
[2:10:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yes.
[2:10:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: So why wouldn't you tip early?
[2:10:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: If you know you're going to spend $300.
[2:10:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: Why would you?
[2:10:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: I've said that.
[2:10:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'd you wait till the back end.
[2:10:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: Right.
[2:10:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: Hope you get to early.
[2:10:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: Tip early.
[2:10:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: And then, you know, keep yourself good.
[2:10:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's right.
[2:10:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: It makes no sense to me.
[2:10:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: Now, for example, people, I saw him do that one night and I'm like, oh, yeah.
[2:10:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: Tiped out front, but that's in the U.S.
[2:10:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's not, it's not in Japan and it is.
[2:10:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, Japan's little different, Mitch.
[2:10:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, it is.
[2:10:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's what I do.
[2:10:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: There's no tipping, really.
[2:10:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: All right, if you, if you, if you're not here, you're excited to do a good job.
[2:11:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: And you, chip.
[2:11:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, well, yeah, correct.
[2:11:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: Let's, let's debate this in Japanese right now.
[2:11:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[2:11:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: Uh, you want to speak.
[2:11:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, I can't do that.
[2:11:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: Eric can probably do that.
[2:11:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: I can't.
[2:11:11] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's actually.
[2:11:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: So the impossible.
[2:11:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: No one would understand me anyway.
[2:11:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, how do you understand your wife?
[2:11:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: I just, you just got married, you just got married, you just got married, you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and you just got married and
[2:11:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: She's close to getting back, you know, it's hoping.
[2:11:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I'm getting there.
[2:11:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: Hope so.
[2:11:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: Can I ask you a question?
[2:11:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: How does she say D-A-T-A?
[2:11:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: Data.
[2:11:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
[2:12:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: I had to cut that because that's my son calling.
[2:12:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm not going to answer that.
[2:12:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: You were on a phone, I told him where Harrison is going, what he's doing with his golf.
[2:12:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I would kick that.
[2:12:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: He's so excited right now, you know.
[2:12:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: He should be.
[2:12:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: I love it.
[2:12:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, that's super soon.
[2:12:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: So good for it.
[2:12:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: Anybody have anything good to talk about?
[2:12:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: Absolutely not.
[2:12:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: Of course not.
[2:12:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't even know what you've been right in the bus.
[2:12:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: Let's talk about Eric's book and then we'll wrap it.
[2:12:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, so you just quickly know you set me the final.
[2:12:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: And you said as we're coming on, you said your wife's going to design the cover book cover.
[2:13:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[2:13:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, cool.
[2:13:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[2:13:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: So what's that going to look like.
[2:13:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, we'll figure it out, but we'll change.
[2:13:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: Did you give her any inspiration or is she just gonna free ball this now?
[2:13:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, I think you're going out because there's actually free ball or free stuff.
[2:13:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: You should.
[2:13:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: Free ball and sound.
[2:13:20] \[UNKNOWN\]: I know, it's going to say something.
[2:13:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: There's three books in the total math is God's mind.
[2:13:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: First one is why reality can be understood.
[2:13:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: Mind mathematics and grounded intelligibility.
[2:13:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: Um, I think you love the preface and you wrote the forward.
[2:13:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, and he asked me to write the fourth name, so probably so we were on this podcast maybe but three months ago.
[2:13:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: Perhaps, yeah, three.
[2:13:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[2:13:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: April 15th.
[2:13:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, so it was a little while ago.
[2:13:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: And we got into the fifth segment just like we are right now.
[2:13:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[2:13:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: And we're talking about God.
[2:13:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, and we just got into, you know, that conversation and deep subject.
[2:13:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: Really.
[2:13:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: Really.
[2:13:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: What's right on a line?
[2:14:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, it is.
[2:14:00] \[UNKNOWN\]: And so I had written the book on AI and God and how that's all
[2:14:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I don't know how it came up that evening, Eric, but when I asked you, you said, well, math is God's mind.
[2:14:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, look, you got it from Intelligibility.
[2:14:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's in the preface, you hold a rock, you find the rock in the forest, you hold it, you drop it.
[2:14:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: Intelligibility is there before you even understand it.
[2:14:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: And the phenomenon is, okay, not only do I hold it, but I drop it.
[2:14:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: And there's a phenomenon, it's like, now I inquire, what am I doing?
[2:14:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm watching this rock drop.
[2:14:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: And then you're like, oh, okay, well, why did that happen?
[2:14:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: And now you're looking at wonder and you're like, what happened?
[2:14:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: And then you say yourself, I do it again.
[2:14:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: I do it again, I do it again.
[2:14:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I do it from different lengths.
[2:14:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: I have different, it's not just a rock, it's a feather, whatever it might be.
[2:14:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: And now there's
[2:14:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: Okay, now I can measure it.
[2:14:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: I can formulate it, but it's always math and there's always a math equation, right?
[2:15:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: And then you say yourself, oh, what else is out there?
[2:15:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: And then you just like, you look at the planets and how they're formed.
[2:15:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: And you're like, oh, that's kind of interesting.
[2:15:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: And then you go to this, you know, you know, you look at them a lot.
[2:15:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: Quantum world as well.
[2:15:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: And in the quantum world, even, and I think that's what you sent me one night that said, maybe the quantum world explains how God can be everywhere.
[2:15:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: And there you go.
[2:15:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: And that's crazy, right?
[2:15:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, exactly.
[2:15:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: And then you end up in the terms of what's is God grounded.
[2:15:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: Like, is, is, how do we,
[2:15:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: figure this all out after you go through that the entire cycle.
[2:15:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I don't know if you read the last one I sent to you.
[2:15:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: I was a national.
[2:15:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: I was in the Chicago airport just kind of yeah, just kind of bobbing your head trying to keep it stuff when I did was I I weaved and then if you listen to this this is great if not that's fine too.
[2:15:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'll say almost after after it's released, but what I did is I wrote the
[2:16:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: the conclusions based on the premise.
[2:16:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: So if you read the book just from the conclusions of the chapter summaries, you read a completely different book from the exact same perspective as you do to chapters.
[2:16:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: So and there's a thread that I'm not going to tell you what it is.
[2:16:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well that's all I read of the book.
[2:16:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm so honored that you asked me to write the forward of this book because it was it was this conversation that kind of spurred on that night.
[2:16:39] \[UNKNOWN\]: We kind of got really philosophical even got Louie kind of like, oh, it's a lot to it.
[2:16:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, I got layers that nobody has seen.
[2:16:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: Oh, there's more to you than just.
[2:16:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's like a nutty horse.
[2:16:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[2:16:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, it's so bear-wise.
[2:16:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: I was trying to relate with them on Italian terms.
[2:16:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[2:16:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: Nice.
[2:16:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: Wow.
[2:16:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[2:17:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, we did talk about that, and we did get deep that night, and I come at some of these things from a totally different perspective that this is an intellectual level that I'm like, how did they get there?
[2:17:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: You know, but then I go home and I think, oh, I get how he got there.
[2:17:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: now where does it go with it.
[2:17:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[2:17:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: And it's a different level of thinking and it's it's every one of us probably tonight in here as a little bit OCDADD and all the letters.
[2:17:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: But I got 80.
[2:17:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: I think what I found is that people that don't
[2:17:42] \[UNKNOWN\]: in today's world probably aren't thinking about much.
[2:17:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: They're just kind of just going through the motion going through, yeah.
[2:17:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: And both of those are gifts and curses at the same time.
[2:17:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: Sometimes to be so aware and trying to figure everything out.
[2:17:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: I don't know, let's go anywhere.
[2:17:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, that's why I wish.
[2:17:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, right.
[2:17:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: So the old sting ignorance is bliss.
[2:18:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: Absolutely.
[2:18:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: Now it's not.
[2:18:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: But sometimes it is.
[2:18:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: And sometimes it's not.
[2:18:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: So once you want to really look back to the roots as to why we're here,
[2:18:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: And is it just a random set of molecules that just atoms that got dropped up in the air and just happen to come down in perfect synchrony to or all working in such a perfect... No.
[2:18:24] \[UNKNOWN\]: I'm telling you right now, I'm no.
[2:18:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, there's a damn.
[2:18:27] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, I'm not a CMU mathematical grad, but I could tell you right now, you could drop that in a scientific...
[2:18:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: a gazillion times, a gazillion times, whatever the infant number, this not can all drop down to it.
[2:18:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: It wouldn't happen again.
[2:18:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: Everything works so perfectly.
[2:18:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: Everything's so great.
[2:18:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: We just look at our bodies.
[2:18:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: Our bodies are, the human anatomy is so perfectly created, right?
[2:18:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: Absolutely.
[2:18:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: So then the fractional fatherhood, we're questioning.
[2:18:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: We're looking at the, we were looking at the close, you know, Adam of the fractional fatherhood is to win two sperm can impregnate.
[2:19:05] \[UNKNOWN\]: Now,
[2:19:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: Thing at one time, but I don't mean to minimize it, but don't even with those theories.
[2:19:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: Do we not go back to a chicken and an egg?
[2:19:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: Right?
[2:19:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: We always go back to it, because no matter what we're talking about, did somebody think of it first, right?
[2:19:23] \[UNKNOWN\]: Because that's what we're talking about.
[2:19:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, that's what you always have to go back is to who, so what was first, and who created it, right?
[2:19:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: And that's the whole premise behind God and the books that you guys have written.
[2:19:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: And there's a dialectic behind you about brutal, blue, blue, clarity, clarity.
[2:19:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's just like, you're so mean.
[2:19:44] \[UNKNOWN\]: Ali, that's beyond me.
[2:19:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's beyond me.
[2:19:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's called Brutal Plarity.
[2:19:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: And basically, it says, you know what, just stop.
[2:19:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: Like, the universe is the universe.
[2:19:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: Don't overthink it.
[2:19:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: And don't overthink it.
[2:19:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: As exactly what it is.
[2:19:58] \[UNKNOWN\]: And so the second book overcomes this,
[2:20:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: And there's a third book in an engine.
[2:20:04] \[UNKNOWN\]: Like, it's just, I'm done.
[2:20:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: Like, there's three books I'm done.
[2:20:07] \[UNKNOWN\]: You wrote it?
[2:20:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: No.
[2:20:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: Where you think of it?
[2:20:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: You thought it out.
[2:20:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, no.
[2:20:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's all mapped out in your mind.
[2:20:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: I've got all three there.
[2:20:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's like it's the most interesting thing about this.
[2:20:19] \[UNKNOWN\]: So our fifth segment was usually the shitshow.
[2:20:21] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[2:20:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: And now it's interesting to me over the last two months how the first segment is everything that you do, the what your core is Brad and that is your AI and your legal background and all of that.
[2:20:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: If I try to bring that in, and I've heard that from everybody that's in the middle of the year.
[2:20:41] \[UNKNOWN\]: And I mean, kind of slide to that third segment that what that happens, but then we, it's kind of crazy how the fifth segment has become more philosophical.
[2:20:51] \[UNKNOWN\]: theoretical, theoretical and all of that, perhaps that goes for him on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on
[2:21:15] \[UNKNOWN\]: Why are we here?
[2:21:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: So where are we on the, in terms of, let's assume that we're the masses right now, right?
[2:21:22] \[UNKNOWN\]: Where is this conversation on the lubricity scale?
[2:21:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: Is this optimum?
[2:21:26] \[UNKNOWN\]: Is this between optimum and maximum?
[2:21:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: Or are we working our way up to interlock?
[2:21:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: So I, because I don't think people think like this, just generally speaking.
[2:21:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, I think what Eric's proposing is such a great,
[2:21:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's like that song that I was singing at karaoke when I can't feel it, I have to touch.
[2:21:49] \[UNKNOWN\]: And it's kind of like religion, so if you can't feel it through faith, you want proof.
[2:21:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: And so Eric, you're kind of offering that proof for those that aren't willing to jump
[2:22:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: Do you want scientific brief?
[2:22:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah.
[2:22:10] \[UNKNOWN\]: And when we were growing up back in the 70s and 80s and 90s, 60s, 60s?
[2:22:17] \[UNKNOWN\]: Come on, Louis.
[2:22:18] \[UNKNOWN\]: The science in the religious groups, for the science in the religious groups for colliding?
[2:22:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: Sure.
[2:22:25] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, that was a definite divide.
[2:22:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: Do you read their religious or your scientific?
[2:22:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: And one thing that you wrote was, it's not all that.
[2:22:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's my point.
[2:22:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: and thank you.
[2:22:40] \[UNKNOWN\]: I mean, it was perfectly written.
[2:22:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's it's not it's just not about that.
[2:22:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's not about trying to confront religion versus science.
[2:22:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's it's not it doesn't work that way.
[2:22:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's never been that tug of war that that's that's a that's a microcosm in the bigger macro.
[2:22:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: bigger world of whoever wants it.
[2:23:02] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, and so yeah, you guys, no, that this peak is, you know, why are we here?
[2:23:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: What does this all about?
[2:23:09] \[UNKNOWN\]: So then the next thing is we're the only ones here.
[2:23:14] \[UNKNOWN\]: Well, and that's that that that that could be a whole other six segment of all Yeah, no, I mean, but if you think about it, so You think about how big in Perry knows better than anybody he's been studying the Astro now Funny you you have the camera on the ass
[2:23:38] \[UNKNOWN\]: And this is why you're up to the end of the episode.
[2:23:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: I want to ask to the real first egg.
[2:23:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's all on the ass, it's on your ring.
[2:23:50] \[UNKNOWN\]: What are you seeing out there, Bear?
[2:23:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: Are you seeing anything else similar to what we are?
[2:23:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's a pretty shitty view.
[2:24:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's a pretty shitty view.
[2:24:03] \[UNKNOWN\]: If you don't know less.
[2:24:06] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, he's been fulcled into Uranus.
[2:24:08] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's right.
[2:24:12] \[UNKNOWN\]: I have pictures of Uranus.
[2:24:13] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, you do.
[2:24:16] \[UNKNOWN\]: That's that party and as we wind down here guys and with a holiday coming up in the next couple of days, next Monday, it's a holiday.
[2:24:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: Can you believe that?
[2:24:28] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's hard to believe.
[2:24:29] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's hard to believe.
[2:24:30] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's hard to believe.
[2:24:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's hard to believe.
[2:24:31] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's hard to believe.
[2:24:32] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's hard to believe.
[2:24:33] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's hard to believe.
[2:24:34] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's hard to believe.
[2:24:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's hard to believe.
[2:24:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's hard to believe.
[2:24:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's hard to believe.
[2:24:36] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's hard to believe.
[2:24:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's hard to believe.
[2:24:37] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's hard to believe.
[2:24:43] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, Eric, you gotta come up and join us.
[2:24:45] \[UNKNOWN\]: Anybody, I appreciate that.
[2:24:46] \[UNKNOWN\]: No, I'm just here.
[2:24:47] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's because family for the holiday.
[2:24:48] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, I hope so we don't have anything planned, but hopefully, up at the club, well, good.
[2:24:52] \[UNKNOWN\]: Good, good, good.
[2:24:53] \[UNKNOWN\]: Is it Monday?
[2:24:54] \[UNKNOWN\]: Yeah, it's next Monday.
[2:24:55] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's usually Monday.
[2:24:56] \[UNKNOWN\]: I thought it was Sunday.
[2:24:57] \[UNKNOWN\]: It might be Sunday, but it might be Sunday night.
[2:24:59] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's Sunday, it's Sunday.
[2:25:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: It's Sunday.
[2:25:01] \[UNKNOWN\]: Put that on your calendar, okay?
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[2:25:35] \[UNKNOWN\]: This has been Bourbon with Brad.
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