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Elon Musk Not Twitter Top Dog + NASA and Barbie · Elon Musk Podcast

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  Welcome back to the show. Everybody show be starting
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  momentarily. Momentarily with a little bit of
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  SpaceX Starbase news, little bit from NASA news.
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  Its Appeal on news, Twitter stuff.
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  So it's going to be it's fun. Let's talk about.
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  Let's talk about some stuff. Can we can we, let's do it.
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  Let's figure this out. Hi everybody.
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  Welcome back to the show. What's up?
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  How you doing? Hope everyone's having a great
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  day. What's up jet?
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  What's up past? Wind Justin, how you do it, how
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  starlink man. How starlink the I'm so excited
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  about it. I'm so excited about it.
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  It's going to bring streaming to pretty much anywhere that I go
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  right now. I have a system in place.
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  It's like so. So it's all right, it's, it's
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  not that good. I'm just saying, is that I got,
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  it's all right, but I need a better connection.
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  So starting like once I get, it will be awesome.
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  What's up Michael? Michael Maxie how you doing,
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  we're just chilling today. We're just hanging out, it's a
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  holiday weekend. Hope everyone has a very safe
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  and awesome weekend. Enjoy food, enjoy your family.
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  If you can enjoy everything about it because you get a
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  little bit of time off, I'm taking a little bit of time off
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  myself for the next few days to to reposition some of the stuff
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  Studio stuff streaming stuff, filming stuff, all that stuff.
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  And just just try to figure all this stuff out.
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  Easter egg hunting this weekend. There was an Easter egg hunt
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  here yesterday. I'm in Brownsville.
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  So I'm about. So if you're not familiar,
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  Brownsville is about 25. Miles away from SpaceX is
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  Starship headquarters down here at Boca, Chica Texas at
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  Starbase. And last night I went to the
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  sports park. I went to the sports park, just
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  to hang out. I was just going to take a nice
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  jog around the place. Just get a little bit of
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  exercise. It was pretty hot so I was like,
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  I'm going to hang out for like 30 minutes at the sports park.
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  I don't usually go there, it's cool.
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  But it's a different place than what I'm used to.
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  So usually what I do, I just walk around my apartment complex
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  here and you know, it's good enough but I was like I got to
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  get out, I got to go do something else because I've been
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  in my apartment all day. So I went to the sports park and
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  they were hundreds of kids. There it was crazy.
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  They were doing. They were doing Easter egg hunt
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  and I want to bring you some of the, the Brownsville stuff in
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  the future to. So that's another thing that I
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  want to, I want to kind of cover is like the local scene here,
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  but also So I thought it was cool that I just happened upon
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  that. I had no idea what's happening,
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  you know, and I showed up and there's like a million million
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  people there. They're all doing an Easter egg
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  on. All these kids were super
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  excited. There were like three Easter
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  buddies there. I was I was pretty happy but the
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  the horrible thing for me is that like there were there was
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  no place to park. Yeah so there was no place to
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  park. I was just like, what am I going
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  to do? I pulled into the parking lot
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  and I was like in line to park and I was like Don't even feel
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  comfortable walking here. Like there's so many little
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  kids. I'm going to be doing like a
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  little shimmy. Going to be like, walking down
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  the sidewalk and like, run into a kid.
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  Yeah, there's too many kids so I just took a little side route
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  and got out of there. Then there's another part of the
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  sports park that didn't have anybody there because there were
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  the bunny rabbits run. The one side, the Easter Bunny
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  was on the one side and then nobody was on the other side.
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  So when around the other side and there was nobody there,
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  there's like I don't know, maybe 30 people there.
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  So I just hung out did my walk and then got back, my car took
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  off and updated. Some of the, the production
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  stuff here. This is some footage that I
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  actually shot the speaking to production.
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  Some of the footage that I shot yesterday before the cryo test.
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  A booster 7, Michael, I was down there and I got kicked out a
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  Starbase I say, kicked out in a broader sense because they shut
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  down the roads at Starbase when they do testing and yesterday,
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  the did the cryo test and some People think that it may have
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  been due to the the Frosted section of the Lox tank.
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  Booster 7, there may have been a structural test for the center
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  13 engines of booster 7. So that's kind of where we're at
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  right now with booster seven, and there was a road closure
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  this morning. I don't know if I even have the
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  road closures up here, but there's a road closure this
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  morning. And let me get that out for you
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  here for the road closures. But there was a road closure
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  this morning, really early, really, really early am.
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  Let me show this to you and nothing really happened.
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  We couldn't see if anything really happened here.
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  So Thursday, the beach was closed.
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  The roads were closed on the way down to Starbase Friday morning,
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  5 a.m. to 8 a.m. we thought booster 7 was going to move
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  someplace or ship 20 was going to move someplace that.
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  Going to move something somewhere because there was a
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  temporary intermittent closure for the beach and for the road
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  which is Highway for that goes down to Starbase all the way
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  from Brownsville nothing. We didn't see any movement then,
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  see anything like that from either those structures.
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  So booster 7 still there, ship 20 still there.
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  But Monday if a possible closure from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. 12 hours,
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  why would they do it at 6:00 a.m. 6:00 a.m. is a really good
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  time to move something because nobody's there.
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  Nobody is down at Starbase at 6 a.m. in the morning unless you,
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  you know, maybe you are traveling from someplace in your
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  like I got to get there early. I got to see what's happening.
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  But also the last few days like you've seen from the footage, it
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  is absolutely foggy here. So in the mornings it looks like
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  this sometimes. So if they're going to be moving
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  a booster from the production facility or from the launch site
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  to the Production facility or they're going to be moving a
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  ship from the launch site to the production facility.
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  The fog in the morning is pretty incredibly crazy so it might be
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  a good idea for them to move it a little bit later.
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  Maybe from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. maybe they get it all set up
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  from 6 a.m. to about 7 or 8. P a.m. 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. sorry
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  mess it up twice. 6 a.m. to 8 a.m. maybe they do that.
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  They get it all set up to get it ready to move for booster.
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  For, I don't think they're going to be moving booster, 70 yet,
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  they may be moving booster for and ship 20 out of there.
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  Because the road by the production site is finished,
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  they finished up the construction down there so they
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  could be moving booster for in ship 20 out of there.
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  And also they may move booster 7 from the launch site to the
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  production site to put the engines on it because if it
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  successfully did all these cryo test pressure test Etc.
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  Of course they need to put engines on this thing to test
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  out to sea. If they fit one a fit test and
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  to, to see if they can do a cryo test with the engines on it, and
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  Elon wants to launch in May. So, this is a really good time
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  to do that. It's the 15th of April right
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  now. In two days, it's Easter and in
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  the next, you know, 15 20 days. They want to get pretty close to
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  launch a bowl State. That's booster for right there.
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  Those are the covers on booster for, but they, they want Close
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  to a launch able state for a full stack Starship, right?
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  So now we have we have booster seven down there.
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  I don't know if booster 7s going to make it.
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  I don't know because Boo story is very, very similar to boost
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  her seven. So they do all the stuff on
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  Boozer. Seven.
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  And I've said this before, in the, you know, I'm like, why
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  would they launch anything else other than booster for, right?
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  And I'm, and I'm okay with Being wrong.
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  You know, and a lot of people they just don't talk about it.
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  They don't talk about when they're wrong.
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  I'm going to talk about it. I was a big proponent of booster
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  for. I want a booster for to launch.
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  I want a booster for ship 22 launch because I was like why
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  would they waste the time on getting another booster in
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  another ship ready when they could just launch what they have
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  already? I wasn't sure because we didn't
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  have the information, we didn't have the data for the new
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  Raptors until Ilan said, the really close to having a full
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  set of Rapids. Years.
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  You know, in April, you know, we didn't know, we didn't know
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  anything. Like we were seeing the Tessa
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  McGregor. We're seeing the tests every,
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  you know, every place we were like, okay what are these?
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  Things going to be shipped to Starbase and then the fact that
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  they weren't for a while I was like they might as well.
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  They may as well fly ship 20 booster for because we don't
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  know when the next the next stuff is coming down.
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  The next engines are coming down to Starbase.
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  So I was a big proponent a booster for ship 20.
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  Yeah, booster eights in the hype it, right?
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  Exactly, Michael, that's what I'm saying, it's closed, it's
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  closed. So they could have been doing
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  the crowd says, it's very similar as far as we know from
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  all the parts that we've seen on the ground from all the pieces
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  of booster. A, that we've seen.
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  It's almost identical to booster, seven others, small
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  changes. And I'm not exactly sure what
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  they are off the top of my head, but You know, the the fact that
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  booster sevens the same boost rate has better welds, I've seen
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  better way better welds on booster 8 than I have on seven.
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  So switch them out. You know.
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  Booster 8 could get done, maybe they could get really close over
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  the weekend and then they could ship.
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  I mean, the Monday, this is just all speculation because we don't
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  know what's going to happen. The, the booster 7 right now,
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  they could ship that back to the production site.
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  They could ship booster for and ship 20 back to the production
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  site or to the Rocket Garden, which is probably the case or
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  destroy them, you know, booster for they don't need them, but
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  they do need the engines. They might want to keep the
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  engines for some reason, so, maybe just maybe they'll be
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  shipping. Those things out on Monday
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  during the road closure. And then maybe and I don't think
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  this is going to happen. Happen.
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  But maybe they're going to ship booster 7 back to the production
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  site and booster 8 down to the launch site.
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  I don't think that's going to happen though.
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  That's a lot of movement in one day, but ship 20 ship Tony's,
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  out of the way booster for is out of the way.
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  They don't need to move them, but they could, if they wanted
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  to, you know, they have a, they have the facilities.
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  They have all the stuff. It's ready to go.
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  Starbucks has got it. Out of doing a port work under
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  cover of Darkness. Yes, Michael.
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  That's what I'm Thinkin. So Monday super early Monday
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  morning 6:00 a.m. maybe under the cover of darkness and fog
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  they move it out because I mean we've seen it happen before.
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  Like you said they move things all the time.
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  They do stuff all the time, under the cover of Darkness.
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  So yeah, I'm not sure, I'm not sure.
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  I'm just curious jet. Yep, we can see you, man.
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  You can see you. Michael Mike.
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  S is s 25 or 26 has the payload doors?
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  Yeah, I've seen that too. That's incredible.
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  That they're working on a prototype of the payload doors.
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  So soon even though they don't have any payload other than
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  starlink to launch. And there was a couple mock-ups
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  that I've seen on Twitter and I'm not sure exactly where they
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  are or who posted them. But they're very, very
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  convincing mock-ups that I've seen of people making a I
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  started like configuration within Starship and we're just
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  going to have to wait and see how that turns out.
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  Because in the next, you know, maybe these are these maybe
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  Pathfinders for the for the future bay doors.
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  And you know, it's going to be it's going to be incredible for
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  the next. I don't know month or so to see
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  how fast they build everything down here at Starbase it's going
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  to be incredible. And then the next two, three, he
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  months if the FAA gives them approval to launch, its going to
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  be a incredible scene to watch all this stuff culminate.
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  The things that they've been doing for years culminate, into
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  some gigantic launch of this monstrous rocket and hopefully
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  it flies. Ilan says the Raptors, the new
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  Raptors wrap your twos are better than the current
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  generation. So move down from the first
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  generation to generation 2 and this is what they're going to be
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  sticking with as far as we know for the future.
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  So if Says they're more reliable, more thrust more
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  power. I hope it works out and I hope
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  they can figure out the configuration for, for the bay,
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  you know, for to launch something the first time when
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  they're in orbit. I think that would be really
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  cool. I don't think it's possible the
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  first time, you know, they have to just do a flight test you
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  know. Like I don't think they're going
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  to do anything as far as opening up the hatch.
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  And you know, releasing some Sterling said like I don't know
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  though because They may be further along that track than we
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  know because like Michael says, they do things.
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  And, you know, they do some things that were not aware of
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  and they do a lot of their stuff at Starbase under the, under the
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  guise of Darkness, you know, like under the, under the
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  darkness of night or morning, they move a lot of the important
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  stuff, they do a lot of important stuff that we're not
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  sure of. And we don't see because we
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  can't be there all the time. I can't be there all the time
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  6:00 in the morning. Pretty early, I have to wake up
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  at five and get down there in Hopes of something happening
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  throughout the day from 5 a.m. till 6 p.m.
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  And that's a, you know, that's a 14-hour day of just maybe maybe
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  something happening. But there are a ton of other
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  reporters out there that are doing just that there's a lot of
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  robot cameras to out there. So yeah, there's there's a ton
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  of stuff out there, tons of content.
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  Probably Jessica, Kirsch would probably be down there she, she
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  likes to get down there early. She was down there early today
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  to she'd probably be down there on the side of the road is
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  hanging out in the Kirsch, the the Curse Cruiser.
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  It's like chilling out with starlink just as I'd rather the
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  fog be there until elon's ready to launch.
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  Nobody can see from above if fog is covering it.
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  Who knows? Maybe, it's artificial fog,
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  done. Done.
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  Done right, right. Exactly.
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  Yeah, maybe I don't know, I don't think that could be.
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  I wish I wish that were a thing. You know, that it could be
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  artificial fog. But man, I've seen a roll off a
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  roll in from the Gulf and it is, it's like, A cloud, just like,
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  since like, right at it's crazy. It looks awesome.
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  And you can see it from miles away.
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  Like when the fog rolls in from the beach and you're like, at
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  the at the production facility, you can see it coming in, you
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  can see the weather. Like, it's so cool if you're
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  into whether stuff too. If you're into clouds and if
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  you're, you know, like the whole atmosphere, it's a really great
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  place because it's literally just like, super flat Superflat
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  on their star base and you can see And that you can see the
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  clouds on the horizon, in the clouds, look like they're super
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  Thanks so much for that Deb's. That's gas money to get down.
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  That's, that's food money. That's water money for the
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  think it's kind of cool. It's kind of cool Starship
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  without the fog. It's kind of cool to go down to
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  Starbase, right? It's kind of cool to go down a
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  Starbase and like to visit with people, right?
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  And there's a lot of people that go down to Starbucks.
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  They did don't know how to how to get ready for it, you know?
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  Because starbases pretty much on the middle of nowhere, 30
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  minutes island in the middle of nowhere.
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  There's no amenities. No drinks, no food, no, nothing,
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  no bathrooms. There's no place to get gas.
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  So I always bring a trunk full of water and snacks, right?
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  And I always feel like it's important that when you're down
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  there, you help people out to there's a community at Starbase
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  as well. So, that's That's the kind of
• 20:33
  community. I want to bring here, somebody
• 20:35
  someplace that's giving to each other's people.
• 20:37
  Like I've met so many cool people from all over the world
• 20:39
  due to this Channel. And also due to my Adventures
• 20:42
  down to Starbase. I met people from all over the
• 20:44
  world people from Africa. People from the UK people from
• 20:48
  everywhere, England everywhere, it doesn't matter, Florida.
• 20:52
  Yeah, there's a hop over the gulf, but I've seen them all,
• 20:56
  you know, and a lot of people super nice super giving.
• 21:00
  So that's what I want to bring to.
• 21:03
  Community is we all work together here?
• 21:05
  You know, we're all here to have fun time and talk about the
• 21:09
  information and spaceflight and Ilan.
• 21:13
  So let's talk about something else.
• 21:14
  The NASA thing that was going to get into this is cool.
• 21:18
  So NASA is switching to a new, a new van transportation vehicle.
• 21:25
  The canoe CA n 0 0 at canoe on Twitter meet NASA's new crew
• 21:31
  Transportation vehicle. We're Honored to be chosen by
• 21:34
  one of the most respected institutions in the world for
• 21:37
  this mission. Man, so cool.
• 21:41
  Michael Maxi, wow, thank you so much for that superburger.
• 21:45
  Thank you, man. I appreciate that.
• 21:47
  I really do. Let's get you out.
• 21:50
  Let's get you a Starship. We're honored to be chosen by
• 21:53
  one of the most respected institutions in the world for
• 21:56
  this Mission at canoe with Masa, there is space for everybody
• 22:02
  Artemis. Moonshot read more and the
• 22:05
  bitly. That's so cool.
• 22:07
  They have And it was a, it's an electric car company.
• 22:13
  There's, there's numerous medals, and I want to show you
• 22:15
  some of the stuff that they did. But here's the press release
• 22:18
  from canoe about the NASA missions as the parser partners
• 22:22
  with canoe, just in Texas, the National Aeronautics and Space
• 22:25
  Administration, select the canoe Inc, a high-tech Advanced
• 22:29
  Mobility company provide crew, Transportation vehicles, for
• 22:33
  crude Artemis lunar, exploration, launches, you know,
• 22:36
  in everybody thought that it was going to be SpaceX that are in a
• 22:38
  space. Like salons Tesla because they
• 22:41
  use those for the crew missions. But these missions, Artemis
• 22:47
  lunar missions. They may have to bring other
• 22:49
  things with them. Right?
• 22:50
  So lunar missions. They may have to bring a little
• 22:53
  bit more. They have to have a big
• 22:55
  wide-open van or something like that.
• 22:59
  That's what I'm thinking. It's a PR thing to you know, why
• 23:03
  give you Ilan everything, why give SpaceX while I give tests
• 23:07
  that everything can you make Good stuff, they have.
• 23:10
  They also have a platform for people to build on so let's take
• 23:14
  a look. We're honored transport, the
• 23:15
  Artemis crew to the launch site, for the first human Landing
• 23:18
  lunar Landing in more than 50 years.
• 23:19
  That's a pretty big deal for a small company like canoe.
• 23:23
  It's crazy that NASA would choose a small company like this
• 23:28
  without a track record. Really canoe is a small company
• 23:32
  but they do, you know, they're they're high-tech, they're
• 23:34
  moving forward but if they can build this cool car for NASA and
• 23:39
  they also they have prototypes out there.
• 23:40
  They have cars out there, they have fans out there.
• 23:42
  High-tech Mobility company, were inspired by NASA is pioneering,
• 23:46
  a, trailblazing spirit are customized vehicles are modular
• 23:48
  and upgradeable. This is a pretty cool too
• 23:50
  throughout their lifecycle with a high-level recyclability at
• 23:53
  the end of life can use made in America electric vehicles and
• 23:56
  body. Our nation's Ingenuity data
• 23:58
  designing with a human in mind of the crew.
• 24:00
  Transportation vehicle must carry full suited astronauts
• 24:04
  flight support staff, and equipment to the launch site.
• 24:06
  That's what I'm saying. A lot.
• 24:08
  A lot of those things can fit in a Tesla.
• 24:10
  So, Tesla's aren't huge. But a big van could be very
• 24:15
  helpful and maybe they did approach Tesla.
• 24:17
  Maybe, you know, maybe maybe they had talks with the line
• 24:20
  that are here. They were like, hey, could you
• 24:22
  build us? This, you know, that's like kind
• 24:23
  of a back, you know, a backstage meeting and he was proud like we
• 24:27
  want to focus on other stuff because building something for
• 24:30
  NASA for this would be cool. But the Elan and, you know,
• 24:35
  Tesla's worried about building cars for the consumers.
• 24:40
  It's like an Astro van but cool. You know, the old Aster Vans are
• 24:44
  really cool. Michael Maxie says canoe is a
• 24:47
  rolling RV. Exactly.
• 24:48
  It's a, it's a pretty big vehicle.
• 24:50
  And here are some some shots. This thing the canoe.
• 24:54
  It's a platform, right? So, you can put anything on this
• 24:57
  platform. It's extensible.
• 24:58
  You can move it. You can make it bigger.
• 25:00
  You can make a smaller whatever you want to.
• 25:01
  It's like a Lego set for a car, basically.
• 25:04
  So, you put the, put the pieces together and you make this This
• 25:08
  cool cool car and then there's some interior, it's a pretty big
• 25:12
  area, you know, if you've ever been to, you know, if you ever
• 25:17
  been to a theme park where they have rides like this, you know,
• 25:21
  where they have a shuttle, this is basically a shuttle van, but
• 25:26
  a new high tech shuttle van with, like, how crazy does this
• 25:30
  thing? Look, it looks pretty minimal.
• 25:33
  There's like, the screen is like, not there.
• 25:35
  It's like a phone, you know, you plug in your phone and that's
• 25:38
  the Only screen you get us. Not like this big 14-inch Tesla
• 25:41
  screen but it's just a little phone.
• 25:44
  It's kind of crazy, but of course, it's extensible, like I
• 25:46
  said, but look at how cool that is.
• 25:48
  That's going to look rad if they paint that thing like black like
• 25:52
  that with the NASA logo, that looks pretty killer right now.
• 25:55
  And yeah, it just looks, it looks so cool.
• 25:59
  But as you can see the front and the back look very similar.
• 26:04
  In the middle is just two big doors, right?
• 26:07
  So it's easy for people to get in and out of there in their big
• 26:09
  space suits. You know, there's not a not a
• 26:12
  lot of room to wiggle around in this to wiggle around in a Tesla
• 26:16
  compared to this thing. So I think they made the right
• 26:19
  choice here. Even though canoe is, you know,
• 26:22
  canoes the it's like it's one of those things that I've heard
• 26:28
  about but it's not really that popular in the TV space.
• 26:31
  It's like It's a it's a it's a like a I don't know how to
• 26:38
  explain it but it's a Workhorse. You know like they're going to
• 26:41
  be doing things for the general public as opposed to people who
• 26:44
  buy cars you know. So it's more of a transportation
• 26:48
  company rather than a car company.
• 26:51
  So yeah, that's pretty cool I think I think it's a pretty neat
• 26:54
  idea and I think it's a pretty cool looking vehicle considering
• 27:00
  what's available at this time in considering what they Needed for
• 27:03
  a vehicle. That's what's really the most
• 27:05
  important thing these astronauts need a vehicle that can fit them
• 27:09
  and all their gear and the other people that are helping them get
• 27:13
  to the launch sites. Pretty cool canoe, congrats,
• 27:17
  pause Angel says, is Texas going to lose Starbase to Florida.
• 27:23
  That's a really big question. And I think what's going to
• 27:26
  happen and this is just me from from from being down here at
• 27:30
  Starbase a lot. I don't think they're going to
• 27:32
  move. Nothing to to Florida.
• 27:36
  I think what's going to happen is if this does the FAA doesn't
• 27:42
  give them permission then. I think they're going to keep
• 27:47
  this as an R&D facility. And there was I mean the
• 27:51
  governor of Texas is highly behind SpaceX being here like
• 27:55
  the other day. He was down at the Port of
• 27:56
  Brownsville and he was pushing SpaceX.
• 28:01
  He was pushing Elon, he was here.
• 28:03
  Just saying look we're going to do everything in our power,
• 28:05
  whatever we can do to keep SpaceX here to keep you
• 28:09
  Anonymous companies here because they work already with Tesla and
• 28:13
  the really like they really want to move forward with the future
• 28:17
  down here at the tip of Texas and they want to keep Starbase
• 28:21
  here. So if anything right away, you
• 28:24
  know, if they if they fail this FAA thing, if they fail, the
• 28:27
  environmental stuff, I think they're going to stay here, but
• 28:30
  I think it's going to be Rd. D and then Florida will build
• 28:34
  what they learn here so they can launch from Florida.
• 28:39
  So it's going to be it's going to be pretty close.
• 28:43
  I mean we're but 15 days, 14 days away from from knowing what
• 28:48
  the fááá is going to say about the environmental stuff.
• 28:51
  So I mean we don't have much time and hopefully it works out
• 28:56
  well. And SpaceX is favor.
• 28:57
  And if that's the case, they're going to be launching here,
• 29:00
  sometime this summer and hopefully it's not Four degrees,
• 29:03
  like it was the other day, I'm just saying that was really hot.
• 29:07
  Hey, what's up, effed up. World like a, maxi says the
• 29:10
  canoe will be a rolling clean room for NASA.
• 29:12
  Yeah, exactly. They had to have the
• 29:14
  specifications for a, for a lunar launch, so these people
• 29:20
  can go to the moon in its clean. Yeah, exactly.
• 29:25
  Exactly Tesla want. Texas.
• 29:27
  Wants Tesla SpaceX boring interlinks SolarCity is a tub.
• 29:30
  Yeah, exactly. It's Texas.
• 29:32
  This is a place where Ilan has stated that he wants to be.
• 29:38
  You know, he moved his residence to Tesla or Tesla to Texas move
• 29:42
  Tesla to Texas. The gigafactory in Austin, is
• 29:45
  humongous. So the fact that elon's moving
• 29:50
  all of his companies, here, it's lot of revenue for Texas to.
• 29:53
  I mean, if these people and it's just the local economy here in
• 29:56
  Brownsville, he has gone way up because the people living in
• 30:00
  Brownsville work in Brownsville or the Surrounding area and they
• 30:03
  spend their money here. Whether if they go out of town
• 30:07
  to do whatever that's fine, but they have to buy the gas in
• 30:10
  Brownsville to get out of town. You know.
• 30:12
  That's they might buy a plane ticket at the you know at the
• 30:15
  Brownsville Airport they might go to South Padre Island, have a
• 30:19
  have a cocktail surf, a little bit, who knows?
• 30:22
  You know, there's there's a lot of things that people could do
• 30:25
  here. Let alone buy everything else
• 30:28
  for their house. Like, when I moved here, I had
• 30:30
  to buy everything for this apartment, so, It's like they
• 30:33
  got my money you know, the so the other thousands of people
• 30:38
  yet already worked here and then the new people that came in just
• 30:42
  for SpaceX. It's the other thousands of
• 30:44
  people that came in, just to work.
• 30:45
  For SpaceX is so big, so big for the economy here and you know,
• 30:51
  tens of thousands of people have put their put their work in time
• 30:55
  and money into this area. So it's I think it's a big deal
• 30:58
  for Texas in. They're going to do everything
• 31:00
  they can to keep SpaceX here. Keep them happy, you know, makes
• 31:02
  me It's happy and do everything they can to, to kind of
• 31:06
  facilitate the, the, the launches, from the Boca Chica
• 31:12
  area. There's a great question,
• 31:13
  though, by the way, paw great question because that's it's on
• 31:17
  everybody's mind like where are they going?
• 31:19
  Where SpaceX go on, but I think, you know, I hope they launch
• 31:23
  from here, but I think it's going to be Florida.
• 31:26
  So yeah, let's let's take a second here and I gotta Get this
• 31:33
  Outta out of my face here. There's a there was a rocket in
• 31:35
  my face are going to switch scenes here.
• 31:38
  We got to talk about something else too.
• 31:40
  There's another thing that I want to talk about real quick
• 31:45
  in. This is another NASA thing and I
• 31:47
  think it's really cool and it's a little bit off the beaten path
• 31:51
  off the track a little bit, but I think you guys would enjoy
• 31:54
  this. Jacques says, thank you for your
• 31:58
  detailed following a SpaceX. Thanks you, thank you for
• 32:00
  following the channel man, appreciate that.
• 32:02
  Applicated homes will really take off in the RGV of Space X
• 32:05
  stays. Yeah, I think so too.
• 32:08
  How far away to people have to be when they finally do that
• 32:11
  orbital launch? I don't I think it's seven
• 32:13
  miles. I think it's seven miles, but I,
• 32:17
  it's it's up in the air right now because the other launches
• 32:21
  were seven miles ish, the stamp Zone was seven miles no-fly
• 32:25
  zone. No boat Zone know people zone.
• 32:29
  So if they're going to be doing an orbital launch, I'm assuming
• 32:31
  it's going to be similar but it may be bigger and maybe nine
• 32:36
  miles, you know, the whole highway for they could close
• 32:40
  that whole thing down they could close down the whole highway
• 32:43
  until you know, even rocket Ranch.
• 32:45
  Who I mean the rocket Ranch is seven ish miles away.
• 32:50
  And if they say, there's a no-fly zone or Noah know
• 32:54
  people's own 49 miles rocket. Ranch might not have a you know,
• 33:00
  in rocket Ranch if you're not familiar with the area rocket,
• 33:02
  Is a place where you can go and hang out and watch launches,
• 33:05
  watch SpaceX, do their launches and you can rent a room for the
• 33:09
  night. You can you can camp there, they
• 33:11
  have cool facilities and cool people the run it like really
• 33:15
  nice people to run it. So nine miles seven to nine
• 33:20
  miles is. I think that's key right there
• 33:23
  somewhere in that range. I think your background is also.
• 33:28
  Thanks, Jeff. Thanks that is crazy loud.
• 33:33
  Wait, what's work is allowed the launch?
• 33:36
  Are we talking about? Yeah, that's what I'm thinking
• 33:38
  that? Well I don't think it's gonna be
• 33:39
  super loud though, because they've done tests and the
• 33:43
  loudness of of the, well, I guess it's different.
• 33:47
  When you launch a prototype of a Starship that it is, if you
• 33:50
  launch something with raptor 2's that's gigantic, and has many
• 33:56
  more start, ten times as many Raptors on it.
• 34:00
  So, yeah. I think the I think the The the
• 34:04
  launch is going to be much louder, so that's another thing.
• 34:07
  But the environmental review, like, how does that affect
• 34:12
  Wildlife here in the RGV? So, yeah, pork Isabella's on the
• 34:18
  other side of Boca Chica pay approximately seven miles away.
• 34:21
  Yeah, that's the that's another thing.
• 34:23
  Like what are they can't really get rid of like everybody at the
• 34:26
  Port? You know, because the port is
• 34:30
  it's a hub of Transportation one also of Commerce so they can't
• 34:36
  just get rid of everybody at the Port, you know?
• 34:39
  So they can't just move like whole little towns because
• 34:43
  there's a bunch of little towns, you know, over there.
• 34:45
  So they can't just move those people out of there and say,
• 34:46
  hey, we got to move you out of here, just because we're doing
• 34:48
  this rocket launch, because what are they going?
• 34:51
  Where they going to displace them to?
• 34:52
  Like, where do they go? It's like, hey, leave your home
• 34:55
  for the whole day because we're going to leave your business for
• 34:59
  the whole day because we feel like we're launching this
• 35:01
  rocket. Yeah, so I think it's going to
• 35:03
  be around the stem of the Nine Mile Mark but it might be off a
• 35:07
  little bit depending on where the where the Mark is, you know?
• 35:12
  Well loud, it'll be comparison to Center fight.
• 35:14
  I'm not sure because the suppression system was really
• 35:16
  important for Saturn 5. So the suppression down here
• 35:20
  doesn't really exist yet. As far as we know.
• 35:24
  So, yeah, we're hoping they have a sound suppression system
• 35:29
  because it's gonna be probably gonna be pretty loud.
• 35:32
  Now, I want to show you this too.
• 35:34
  So fun one. So this is Barbie right after
• 35:37
  adding astronaut to our long list of careers in 1965 Barbie
• 35:40
  is embarking on Our first ever mission to the space station.
• 35:44
  So this going to be a quick one but it's kind of fun.
• 35:46
  So Barbie these are the old pictures, the old.
• 35:49
  You can tell you can tell by the by the way these things are
• 35:52
  built. They are from the 60s.
• 36:02
  Looking Barb. How cool is that though?
• 36:05
  How cool is that that that like to to make people aware that
• 36:12
  women can do great things like this and women can go to the
• 36:15
  space station when we can go to space.
• 36:17
  Barbie is sending Barbies in partnership with ISS, Cassis to
• 36:23
  Barbie dolls travel to space as a part of the Barbie Mission
• 36:28
  dream, star education, project encouraging girls to darken.
• 36:31
  Isn't stem. Reminding them.
• 36:33
  That nothing can stop them from achieving the Greet.
• 36:36
  Their dreams. Not even gravity.
• 36:38
  So look at how cool these space suits are super cool.
• 36:43
  EBay money. Yep I hear you.
• 36:45
  Will it be water sound suppression happy?
• 36:47
  I'm not sure. I think that's the other thing.
• 36:50
  Where do they? They had a pond.
• 36:52
  So they have a artificial Pond slated for their updated.
• 37:01
  Army Corps of Engineers thing, but that is gone now because the
• 37:04
  Army Corps of Engineers said, no, we're not going to let you
• 37:08
  expand right now. So the the future of that is
• 37:13
  kind of in question. So I hope so.
• 37:16
  I love it. Jacques.
• 37:18
  Okay, Jack, thank you for being intentionally respectful.
• 37:21
  A friendly reminder, it is. Initials, acronym jjk, keep up
• 37:26
  your great SpaceX update work. Thank you so much.
• 37:28
  Thank you so much, Jackie. Yeah, I'm trying.
• 37:32
  It's a, it's hard, as everybody has their, as their, acronyms in
• 37:37
  their names. And I try my hardest because
• 37:39
  most of the time, I don't know what people's names are.
• 37:41
  I'd look at their name and I'm like, I can understand Jeff and
• 37:44
  Michael, it would have. But I saw effed-up world and I
• 37:47
  was like 'I FTP EFT world. Oh I get it now.
• 37:55
  So nothing, nothing personal, it's just tough, it's tough.
• 38:00
  Sometimes the sea peoples names. My Barbie might be the zero g
• 38:04
  indicated for crew for it. That would be pretty sweet.
• 38:06
  How cool would that be though? That'd be pretty awesome.
• 38:09
  That'd be really fun, but that's pretty much it, you know, 0/0 in
• 38:14
  0 g. There we go.
• 38:15
  We got some Barbies up in space. Look at that.
• 38:19
  That's so cool. And they're good photos too.
• 38:23
  Shouting the International Space Station 314 22, March, 14th.
• 38:31
  This is neat, it's just neat to see, you know, like, toys in
• 38:34
  space in that, you know, something like Barbie could
• 38:37
  could actually spend some some, you know, hard-earned money,
• 38:40
  some Barbie money on the International Space Station.
• 38:44
  Let's, let's talk about something super serious here,
• 38:47
  Elon Musk and Twitter as move on a little bit, so we can talk
• 38:51
  about Elon Musk. Trying to buy Twitter which is
• 38:54
  probably, you know, he's thinking about it.
• 38:57
  But could it be? Could it be a ploy for Ilan to
• 39:03
  make the stucco down? And then he could buy a lot more
• 39:07
  of it than a lot cheaper price possibly, or when the stock
• 39:12
  tanks, maybe this is the move that he's doing, maybe if the
• 39:15
  stock tanks people will be more willing to sell it so he could
• 39:19
  just do a hostile takeover. Take over everything.
• 39:22
  Just wipe them out. You know, take all that, take
• 39:25
  all that money. Let me know if you're watching
• 39:28
  this later, let me know in the comments.
• 39:30
  What you think? Let me know what you think
• 39:33
  Alana's going to be doing with Twitter.
• 39:35
  Do you think he's going to be buying it outright?
• 39:37
  Do you think Twitter will sell to them?
• 39:39
  Or do you think that Ilan is doing a power move here by
• 39:44
  saying? Okay, we're going to be doing.
• 39:46
  I'm going to be buying this for x amount of dollars and fifty,
• 39:50
  four dollars and twenty cents, 5 4, Tea.
• 39:53
  And if you don't buy it, that's my final offer.
• 39:55
  That's all you get, you know. So I thought it was funny
• 39:59
  because the, the 5420 of course is funny.
• 40:04
  But somebody that does this all the time as Mark Cuban.
• 40:08
  They say this is visit. Don't talk to me.
• 40:10
  You take my deal or you leave my deal, that's it, take it, or
• 40:12
  leave it. I watched a lot of start a shark
• 40:15
  tank. I was gonna say Star Trek, but I
• 40:16
  do that to Shark Tank and Mark Cuban actually tweeted about
• 40:21
  this and want to show you this. Mark Cuban, little bit of
• 40:24
  profanity here. My conclusion Elon Musk is
• 40:27
  effing with the SEC is filing with the SEC allows him to say,
• 40:30
  he wants to take a company private for fifty four dollars
• 40:33
  and twenty cents versus his. Am considering taking Tesla
• 40:36
  private at 4:20 funding secured price.
• 40:40
  Go up his shares gets old Prophet SEC, like WTF just
• 40:44
  happened. So Mark Cuban is funny, he's a
• 40:51
  no-nonsense business. Person does this thing he wants
• 40:55
  to take the company private for five fifty four dollars and
• 40:58
  twenty cents. 5420 should have just done it at $69 per share.
• 41:06
  Michael, Maxie says one Twitter stock owner says, he will sell
• 41:09
  his $369. Yeah, yeah, exactly.
• 41:12
  You should have just done it. He should have just done it.
• 41:15
  Yeah, you should have just done it.
• 41:16
  So, here's another. Here's another thing about the
• 41:18
  Twitter, Twitter deal going on and I'm going to show this a
• 41:21
  Wall Street Journal article. While Elon is trying to buy
• 41:24
  Twitter Inc, he's no longer the company's largest stake
• 41:26
  shareholder so you'll end was the shareholder.
• 41:29
  The largest shareholder for a few days funds held by Vanguard
• 41:33
  group. Recently up this their stake in
• 41:35
  the social media platform, making the asset manager
• 41:38
  Twitter's largest shareholder, and bumping mr.
• 41:40
  Musk out of the top spot, so Elon is even the largest
• 41:44
  shareholder anymore. So, Vanguard group in Investment
• 41:47
  Group has little bit more that Elon does Vanguard disclosed on
• 41:51
  April 8th that it now, Now owns eighty two point, four million
• 41:54
  shares of Twitter or ten point, three percent of the company
• 41:58
  Uline had about nine ish. So the the fact that Elon is
• 42:05
  doing all this like is this, some people say it's a pump and
• 42:08
  dump. Some people say he's pumping up
• 42:09
  the stock price and then he's going to sell it off.
• 42:13
  Yeah. Because why would he keep his
• 42:14
  share as he said this in a tweet.
• 42:16
  Why would I keep my shares If These people aren't willing to
• 42:19
  move forward with what the company could be?
• 42:21
  And this is a classic classic thing that people Ceylon does
• 42:29
  that he pumps up Dogecoin and then he sells a bunch of it but
• 42:33
  he doesn't sell a bunch of it. He said he just holds onto it.
• 42:36
  He said numerous times he just holds onto his doge and the fact
• 42:41
  that you know, people are saying he's pumping us up, and then
• 42:45
  he's getting to, you know, he's trying to get the price going up
• 42:48
  and up and up because there's a war for Twitter going on.
• 42:50
  Right now, a financial war is that they're think he's going to
• 42:55
  sell off. All of his stocks and make, you
• 42:56
  know, a zillion bucks. But I don't think he really has
• 43:00
  the intention of selling off his stock right away.
• 43:05
  He's not a board member anymore. He stepped down from the board
• 43:08
  because he said he wanted by the company, right?
• 43:11
  So you can't. He couldn't buy the company if
• 43:13
  he was part of the port. So Ilan stepped away.
• 43:18
  I think the I think this is his power move.
• 43:21
  I think this is a power move. I think he's doing this for this
• 43:24
  is just speculation. You know we don't know what's in
• 43:26
  elon's head, we don't know what's It is portfolio.
• 43:29
  I think what's going to be happening.
• 43:31
  Is it? Heal on wants to buy everything
• 43:33
  from Twitter and if he steps back and says I'm not going to
• 43:36
  buy this, not worth it. I'm not going to buy the whole
• 43:39
  company or if Twitter says, hey, we can't sell the you because we
• 43:44
  have our values. Don't line up with what you want
• 43:47
  to do, with the company. Let the shareholders talk about
• 43:52
  it, you know? Let the, let the board talk
• 43:54
  about it. But Elon, you know, has
• 43:57
  something to say about another investor.
• 44:03
  I'll will lead to LOL. I don't believe that the
• 44:05
  proposed offer by Elon Musk. 5420 comes close to the
• 44:09
  intrinsic value of Twitter, given its growth prospects,
• 44:13
  being one of the largest and long-term shareholders of
• 44:16
  Twitter Kingdom khc. I've rejected this offer.
• 44:21
  Yeah, so this is another investment firm Kingdom company
• 44:25
  and I completely completed raising our ownership and
• 44:28
  Twitter company to 5.2%. Bringing the market value of our
• 44:32
  ownership to more than three point seven, five billion
• 44:35
  riyals. So they have tons to invest in
• 44:38
  this. Now, Elon tweeted back, it's a
• 44:40
  little clap back, interesting, just two questions.
• 44:43
  If I may how much of Twitter does, the kingdom own directly
• 44:47
  and indirectly. What are the Kingdom's view is
• 44:49
  on journalistic, freedom of speech.
• 44:53
  So they didn't reply. They didn't say anything about
• 44:56
  it. This is the This is the End
• 44:58
  right here. Ilan said, what are The
• 45:00
  Kingdom's views on journalistic, freedom of speech, people all
• 45:03
  over the world if they have a company or if they're just a
• 45:06
  single person they can buy stocks and Twitter buy shares of
• 45:10
  Twitter. So this company is, you know,
• 45:15
  Ilan wants to know how much do they own directly and
• 45:18
  indirectly, meaning sub companies other entities, Etc.
• 45:23
  And also he wants to know, what are the Kingdom's views on
• 45:25
  journalistic freedom of speech. So that's the one thing that
• 45:28
  you'll on really wants to push forward is The freedom of speech
• 45:32
  on Twitter is more important to him than the money.
• 45:36
  He's like, I don't care if I make money, if I'm take this
• 45:38
  private, he's already loaded. The, the person of Elon Musk has
• 45:42
  so much money that he can just buy Twitter, it does not care.
• 45:46
  He's going to pay the people to run.
• 45:47
  It doesn't care if it makes a profit.
• 45:50
  It's just a thing in his portfolio that he cares about,
• 45:52
  and that he wants to make into a free speech platform.
• 45:56
  Apparently. So, I don't know.
• 45:58
  I want to know what you guys think in the chat and I wonder
• 46:00
  what she Thinking the in the and the comments about what you
• 46:04
  think he lands going to be doing a Twitter because I think I
• 46:08
  really do think and I'm not an analyst don't take this as any
• 46:11
  sort of financial advice but I think what's what he's going to
• 46:14
  do? I think he's going to back off
• 46:16
  for a little bit. Let people go crazy for a little
• 46:18
  bit with Twitter and then swoop in, once the price goes down
• 46:23
  again, and buy up a ton of stock and become the major
• 46:26
  shareholder. Again, you know, take out.
• 46:30
  It's competition, the Vanguard group now and then slowly,
• 46:34
  slowly slowly pick off little pieces here and there and then
• 46:38
  eventually have a controlling stake in the company and then
• 46:41
  nobody can do anything. You know, he owns the most of
• 46:43
  it. So he has the has the head of
• 46:47
  the table so to speak. So he can be be the top dog at
• 46:52
  Twitter so then buy it outright because people are like, okay
• 46:55
  he's doing doing good things. Making us money Etc.
• 46:58
  Let's do this. So I think it Might be, I think
• 47:01
  it might be that. I think he's going for the
• 47:02
  longer game, you know, is I think he's a vlogger game.
• 47:06
  I think they're going to pump it up right now.
• 47:08
  Like, what's happening right now?
• 47:10
  There's a lot of talk about Twitter and people like Maxie
• 47:13
  says that Twitter is presently selling For $52, right?
• 47:18
  So that's pretty good for Twitter.
• 47:20
  So, moving down the line, maybe it pumps up a bunch people make
• 47:26
  a bunch of money, he makes a bunch of money, maybe cells a
• 47:28
  few shares then later on he buys on furlough.
• 47:30
  Price? Or maybe he holds on to his
• 47:32
  shares and then he buys them buys more shares in the future
• 47:36
  and slowly takes over the company by waiting for the price
• 47:42
  to go down again, once all this. But then again, Twitter seems
• 47:46
  like, it's very important right now because he'll on the most
• 47:49
  important guy in the world, you know, the most important, you
• 47:54
  know, entrepreneur in the world said he wants it.
• 47:58
  So if he loaded one, It. Why wouldn't anybody else be
• 48:02
  interested? You know, I thought about buying
• 48:04
  Twitter stock and I'm like, oh wait, I don't have any money so
• 48:08
  the people that actually do have money.
• 48:10
  They're probably like oh yeah let's buy some Twitter stock
• 48:12
  because elon's interested so we should probably be interested to
• 48:15
  because he sees something in at the maybe we didn't see before.
• 48:19
  So the I think he's going for the long game.
• 48:22
  That's all I'm trying to say here and I think I think he's
• 48:25
  going to succeed because he usually does with whatever he
• 48:27
  wants. I kind of love, Etsy says, I
• 48:29
  think he might be right. Thank you for that.
• 48:31
  Simon says the fact that big Corp don't want Ilan to buy out
• 48:34
  Twitter says a thousand words true democracy is Free Speech.
• 48:38
  I agree. Now, there's another there's
• 48:39
  another part of this that we have to we have to think about.
• 48:44
  Okay, so the fact that Elon met by Twitter and if he does by
• 48:48
  Twitter, he's a proponent of free speech the Free Speech
• 48:52
  super important to everybody in the world right just being able
• 48:56
  to say whatever you want, but with repercussions, right?
• 49:00
  I think That's the that's the thing the repercussions of what
• 49:04
  you say. That's not under your control if
• 49:06
  say something stupid. Someone's gonna be like, hey
• 49:08
  stupid that was stupid. You know, don't say that stupid
• 49:12
  thing. If you're a jerk people should
• 49:15
  be able to call you a jerk, you know, because you're being a
• 49:17
  jerk it's one of those things. So we've seen communities like
• 49:24
  4chan we've seen communities like all the other, you know
• 49:28
  Reddit is part of that, too. Where there's a lot of hate
• 49:31
  speech. Lot of that.
• 49:32
  Horrible people say, horrible things about innocent people on
• 49:37
  other platforms and if Elon makes Twitter into a place where
• 49:41
  those horrible people can come and hang out, it just say
• 49:44
  whatever they want. Wouldn't that destroy Twitter
• 49:47
  from what it is? Now into some sort of edge?
• 49:52
  Lord me milord sort of back alley, gross place to be as
• 49:57
  opposed to where it is now where it's it's pretty cool like It's
• 50:00
  a pretty nice place. You don't have you don't feel
• 50:02
  like you're going to get attacked all the time and being
• 50:05
  attacked on the internet really. Isn't that fun?
• 50:08
  But also knowing that you know knowing that Ilana such a
• 50:13
  proponent of free speech like where are the where are the
• 50:17
  boundaries is going to put in place and if there are any
• 50:20
  boundaries I should say, are there going to be any boundaries
• 50:23
  that he puts in place and if so how effective are those
• 50:25
  boundaries going to be for people that you know are just I
• 50:30
  mean really, really horrible people.
• 50:33
  So harassment online, huge deal. It hurts people.
• 50:38
  It hurts so many people. And if they can, if they can
• 50:44
  mitigate those horrible people, the harasser is the people that
• 50:48
  are, you know, doing bad things. Then, that would be great.
• 50:52
  And I think Twitter so far has done a really great job of that
• 50:54
  and the I think Elon is really Okay, with people talking about
• 51:02
  things, as long as they're not being horrible, but you should
• 51:07
  be able to say those things. In some context, Michael Maxie
• 51:11
  says, Elon believe in responsible Free Speech, not
• 51:13
  propagated misinformation being spread on Twitter, like what
• 51:16
  happens on Facebook? Yeah, I agree with that.
• 51:20
  Facebook is just a garbage hole in my opinion, Facebook is.
• 51:26
  It's a good place because you're you're older relatives.
• 51:30
  Have a count there in like every once in a while the will message
• 51:34
  you or like your old friends from 20 years ago, or whatever,
• 51:37
  they'll hit you up and be like hey how you doing?
• 51:39
  And you're like after like I don't use Facebook anymore, I
• 51:43
  have a have a space new spot account on there and have my own
• 51:46
  account on there, but I just don't use it.
• 51:48
  Like I log in once a month and I'm like, this is garbage, you
• 51:51
  know, it's I just haven't, I haven't logged in so I hope it
• 51:57
  doesn't turn into that pain. Angel says YouTube.
• 52:00
  He just as bad. Yeah, some of the YouTube stuff
• 52:03
  is just you know, sometimes some of the comments are just not the
• 52:08
  best comments, you know, some of the some of the interactions
• 52:11
  just not go. They have a pretty strict
• 52:16
  comment filter now that you can engage on your videos which is
• 52:20
  really nice because then like you got to really prove that
• 52:24
  you're making a contribution to that page which is really cool
• 52:28
  as opposed to like I've gotten some Um, I've got some really,
• 52:31
  really, really funny like I think I don't care like at, if
• 52:35
  you're gonna say something stupid and the internet, then
• 52:38
  you're the dumb one, you know. I'll give you going to be doing
• 52:39
  something really like mean to somebody and the internet like
• 52:43
  go have a good day, I don't care.
• 52:45
  So I've had some of those comments and I'm like and then
• 52:47
  like the ones that are held for review and I've looked at him
• 52:52
  just like I laugh at them and then I send them to my friends
• 52:55
  go like wow this person's awesome.
• 52:57
  Like what's wrong with this person?
• 53:00
  But I know that there's, there's a lot of, there's a lot of
• 53:04
  horrible people out there that are just there to hurt people
• 53:07
  and of Ilan can find a way to mitigate that horribleness.
• 53:11
  I think Twitter is going to be in a good place.
• 53:13
  If he does end up buying it in the future, Night, sld are says,
• 53:20
  my tourniquet hack past months, the name is changed to Elon
• 53:22
  Musk. Did you did they start doing
• 53:27
  crypto scams on your account to? Because that's a huge one on
• 53:30
  Twitter to Ilan said he wants to take care of that too.
• 53:33
  All the Twitter, all the crypto scams and all the scammers out
• 53:37
  there too. So I think that'd be cool if
• 53:40
  that were to be the case. If Twitter if maybe even if he
• 53:42
  just pushes Twitter in that direction to get rid of all the
• 53:45
  scammers, that would be A great place to be like some like I
• 53:50
  can't do Twitter for more than I don't know.
• 53:53
  I do it at like 20 minute interview levels, it the most,
• 53:56
  and I'm like, hey, what's going on?
• 53:58
  Okay, this is horrible, you know like all these scammers and
• 54:01
  stuff like every time, Ilan tweet something there's like 50
• 54:05
  Bots that try to get your bitcoind you know and they have
• 54:10
  his profile picture. They have his name, all that
• 54:12
  stuff in has like man. How do you do that?
• 54:16
  Like how Do you, how do they pull that off and keep their
• 54:20
  accounts other than they're just there.
• 54:21
  Bot Farms, you know? What do you think about common
• 54:25
  sense? Skeptic, how do you think he'll
• 54:27
  react to SpaceX land people on Mars?
• 54:29
  Who? I don't know.
• 54:31
  I don't really get into all that beef, the common sense skeptic
• 54:34
  stuff, because for me, not worth my time.
• 54:38
  I'd rather focus on positive things.
• 54:41
  I'm a, I'm a huge proponent of people landing on Mars and if
• 54:46
  SpaceX can pull it off, that's great.
• 54:49
  And if they can't, I'm not going to be the one that's, you know,
• 54:52
  I'm not going to be the one that it's fingers and you know, I'm
• 54:55
  going to be responsible, responsible adult.
• 54:59
  Basically it's a hey, that's cool that they did it or ah,
• 55:02
  that sucks that they didn't do it.
• 55:04
  That's it. Like, those are the only two
• 55:06
  responses you need for those like, oh, that's a shame that
• 55:09
  they didn't get it done or that's really cool that they got
• 55:13
  it done. Like those are the only two
• 55:14
  things you can think of like, it would have been great but it
• 55:17
  didn't happen or that's really sweet.
• 55:20
  Those are the only two responses you ever need for that.
• 55:22
  You don't need He'd like, you don't need to go into, you know,
• 55:27
  trying to prove yourself because you're not aligned and you're
• 55:30
  not SpaceX, you don't need to. So you don't need to prove
• 55:34
  yourself for that kind of stuff. And I know like as a person, as
• 55:38
  a normal person, sometimes I'm wrong.
• 55:41
  You know? And I'm totally fine with that.
• 55:43
  And I think that's what a mature person would say.
• 55:46
  It's like, hey man, I'm wrong. It's okay, I'm fine with it.
• 55:50
  Did I learn something? Yes, as long as you learn,
• 55:53
  Something for being wrong then that's cool.
• 55:55
  But if you did something right, you know, said hey this is this
• 55:58
  have what I think is going to happen and then you predict
• 56:01
  something that's going to happen because of data, that's great.
• 56:06
  But the the fact that people make such a big deal about it,
• 56:13
  it's just too much, you know, it's too much for me.
• 56:15
  I'm not that kind of person. I don't care.
• 56:18
  Like I got I've got good friends, right?
• 56:21
  I got good friends. I got a good family.
• 56:23
  Lee I've got this YouTube channel.
• 56:25
  I'm livid at Starbase like you know I don't live a star a sort
• 56:29
  of close to Starbase I can goes down there whenever I want to my
• 56:33
  life is pretty okay you know like I could be way worse.
• 56:37
  I don't care about anybody else's YouTube channel when
• 56:41
  they're trying to prove something prove the everybody
• 56:44
  else wrong. So it's little rant but thanks
• 56:47
  for that question. That's pretty, that's pretty
• 56:50
  insightful. I like that living the dream.
• 56:52
  Yeah. Hydrate for Deb's YouTubers,
• 56:59
  turn the dislike button into a block button.
• 57:01
  Oh yeah. Yeah.
• 57:03
  There's a lot of, there's a lot of blocking going on, you know,
• 57:06
  I think the, you know, I've blocked some people on my
• 57:10
  YouTube channel just because they're just like, don't don't
• 57:14
  add to the conversation, you know?
• 57:16
  Like that's the, that's the part that I don't understand.
• 57:20
  Is why you would why you would be part of a community.
• 57:23
  Unity on YouTube. If you don't add to the
• 57:25
  community, I want people on this channel to be nice.
• 57:31
  Be good to each other and support each other and also just
• 57:36
  be good people, you know, just just love the same things, you
• 57:41
  know, we all love spaceflight, we all love that stuff.
• 57:44
  So that's how we want. Like that's all I want to hang
• 57:46
  out with people that are like minded, you know, that's pretty
• 57:49
  much it and the fact that There are trolls, there's always going
• 57:54
  to be troll. Serve always been trolls in the
• 57:56
  internet. I was a troll when I was a kid
• 57:57
  on the internet, like, straight up.
• 58:00
  I'll tell you, you know, some of the things that I used to say.
• 58:02
  When I gamed it was horrible. Pete about people's moms.
• 58:05
  You know, everyone says that stuff but it's like it's like
• 58:09
  man. How do you, you know, how do you
• 58:11
  get through that and move on from being that person into
• 58:15
  being like, you know, part of the community?
• 58:18
  And that's that's an important thing to think about.
• 58:24
  It's a RICO says perhaps instead of policing Speech, Twitter
• 58:26
  could encourage you to just stop being so fragile.
• 58:28
  Well, it could be that or just tell people to stop being jerks.
• 58:33
  That, you know, that's the, that's part of it, you know,
• 58:36
  everyone's different, you know, everyone is brought up
• 58:39
  different. Everyone is a different person.
• 58:41
  Like my feelings are different than your feelings, you know?
• 58:46
  So, we're not the same people, it's something that you say
• 58:49
  could hurt somebody else's feeling.
• 58:50
  Something, I say could hurt somebody's feelings, but as long
• 58:53
  as there's a communication in with that, as opposed to just,
• 58:59
  you know, just just stopping or just don't be mean like, I wish
• 59:04
  I just had like a I think there's shirts but just like a
• 59:07
  shirt that says don't be mean like this be nice to people.
• 59:10
  Why are you being a jerk, you know?
• 59:15
  Like a maxi trash-talking is like rubbing it auto racing.
• 59:17
  Yeah, it is is this trash talking like when you're a kid
• 59:20
  you know I said I do sometimes to now and I'm an adult you know
• 59:24
  I play Pub. Gee.
• 59:25
  You know, I play games on my twitch Channel, you know, and
• 59:31
  like I'm sometimes I'd say stupid stuff on there, it's
• 59:34
  fine. Like he just do that.
• 59:35
  It's it's a good way to vent your frustrations, but to still
• 59:38
  do it to the person. You know what I'm saying?
• 59:42
  Like that's, that's a thing. Like I usually say, like, oh
• 59:45
  yeah whatever, you know, like stupid, idiot, or whatever,
• 59:48
  whatever it like a stupid idiot like that.
• 59:50
  I say things to make myself laugh and not in a horrible way
• 59:54
  to people, you know it's like dude come on.
• 1:00:00
  Yeah, I think I think Rico, you have a, you have a good point
• 1:00:05
  where people do overreact to things that are said to them on
• 1:00:12
  social media and sometimes when things are said to you on social
• 1:00:16
  media, they really do hurt some people.
• 1:00:18
  If they don't hurt you, that's fine.
• 1:00:20
  But if they do hurt you, it's the time for you to take a break
• 1:00:23
  from social media as well. You know, maybe that's the right
• 1:00:26
  thing for you to do as opposed to, you know, trying to get in
• 1:00:29
  an argument. Flame war with somebody.
• 1:00:31
  These flame Wars have been around since the beginning of
• 1:00:32
  time. You know, you used to be in
• 1:00:35
  front of a campfire. Used to be when people were in a
• 1:00:37
  town square when people were at the store together and people
• 1:00:40
  are at the pub or whatever. But now, if you say on Twitter
• 1:00:45
  or you see it on social media, there's a whole different
• 1:00:49
  Dynamic that happens because there's feelings involved as
• 1:00:53
  well, but you can't talk directly back to the person.
• 1:00:57
  You know what I'm saying? You can't talk directly back to
• 1:00:59
  them. They're hiding behind a
• 1:01:01
  computer. So it's, you know, you can't
• 1:01:05
  really have a discussion. You can't say, why do you feel
• 1:01:07
  like this because of the shut you down, it's easy to shut
• 1:01:10
  somebody down on the internet. I was I asked some this is one
• 1:01:15
  of the things that I did the other day and I thought it was a
• 1:01:18
  funny kind of interaction with somebody.
• 1:01:21
  I forgot what it was exactly what it was.
• 1:01:26
  I think they were talking smack about Elon.
• 1:01:29
  Let me see if I can find it. It's kind of want to see if I
• 1:01:34
  can find this conversation just so I can can I, here we go.
• 1:01:45
  They were talking about. They're talking about the first,
• 1:01:52
  all civilian space crew to be docked to the International
• 1:01:55
  Space Station ax 1 Mission. So somebody said F this this is
• 1:02:02
  not impressive anymore. Space is something that should
• 1:02:05
  be admired by many visited by few billionaires or trash.
• 1:02:09
  So I said, hey that's like saying early explorers shouldn't
• 1:02:13
  cross the ocean because they had Financial backing humans are
• 1:02:16
  inherently explorers. And then like before this, you
• 1:02:21
  know, I was like oh you know like maybe like this have a
• 1:02:24
  conversation. I think that'd be cool.
• 1:02:26
  Like let's let's talk about this person said, exploring and
• 1:02:29
  exploiting are two different things.
• 1:02:31
  Dingbat and I was like ding bat, who says that?
• 1:02:35
  Like for me I was like, oh man. That's a good one.
• 1:02:38
  I was like dingbat who even says that that's from the 50s, you
• 1:02:42
  know, I was thinking of like somebody from The Jetsons or
• 1:02:46
  like Fred Flintstone or something.
• 1:02:48
  A dingbat really or like some old black and white TV shows so
• 1:02:54
  I said not sure how this Mission exploits anyone for real.
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  Can you fill me in not for or against these people?
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  So I wanted to know what their what the conversation was going
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  to be about. I wanted to know how they're
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  exploiting people by doing this Mission and that was really
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  legitimately my take on this. How are they exploiting these
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  people doing the ax1, the a Ax 1 Mission.
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  How are they exploiting people by going to space and going to
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  the space station on all private space mission?
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  You know, I'll private Mission. Then they said do you seriously
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  not understand how businessmen operate.
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  I said I understand business just wondering how these
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  particular people exploited anyone seriously no idea and
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  haven't heard anything about them doing it.
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  Not all rich, people are not rich business, people are jerks
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  or have crappy companies. I personally worked Amazing
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  companies with amazing people and really crappy companies that
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  have exploited workers. Can you please tell me how they
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  exploited people so I can learn, that's what I wanted.
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  I wanted to learn, I want to see how they exploited because if
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  they did, I wanted to tell you guys about it.
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  And then I got this back. This is this is literally the
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  like okay, they didn't have anything, right?
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  So they said nah you're just a corporate Shield douchebag.
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  So I said Okay. I was like okay now I know you
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  know now I know they don't have any ammo, they don't have any
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  information about how they said that these people were
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  exploited, you know how somebody exploited these people during
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  the ax 1 Mission. So many jumped in and said are
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  you not able to answer this person question?
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  They ask you the same question twice and you avoided it
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  entirely. Then I said, the burden of proof
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  is on the person who brings a claim into into a dispute.
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  No proof was Added though asked numerous times instead they
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  decided it was prudent to call names and insult.
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  Then I said, okay, have a good day and then they didn't answer,
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  so flame Wars, you know. They happen and words hurt
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  people. But the conversation didn't
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  happen because the other person that was also just being a
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  flame, a flame War person. I don't know.
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  They were there. They were being just mean
• 1:05:18
  they're just Being mean to be mean, you know, there's no
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  reason to it and then when I asked them for proof, they said
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  that I was a shill a corporate shill.
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  Yeah, I'm a corporate shell. I'll tell you that.
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  Yeah, I'm making tons of money doing YouTube because I'm a
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  corporate shill for SpaceX tons of money.
• 1:05:38
  Not even close, not even close, not even close.
• 1:05:42
  I have like three, nice things in my life.
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  I have a car and that was because I had a, I had a crappy
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  car. I've had a crappy car for like
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  the last seven years at a super I drove it until it was 230,000
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  miles, right? So that and then I got a nice
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  car let not a nice cars. Get like a another Subaru it's a
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  good car, it's not like a seventy thousand dollar car.
• 1:06:07
  And I have my computer which I pieced together over years,
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  which actually died about three months ago, a couple months ago
• 1:06:16
  and I had to get a new one. So it's like those are the two
• 1:06:19
  nice things that I have and then I have cameras.
• 1:06:21
  Like, those are three nice things that I have.
• 1:06:23
  So I can't be a corporate shill because they don't, I don't do
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  the things, you know, to be a corporate shill.
• 1:06:29
  Like I'm not buying all the Tesla's though.
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  I do want to Tesla but I just buy things because they work
• 1:06:34
  like and I don't promote things. I tell you about things.
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  They're happening. So it's kind of funny that they
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  what the Corporate shill Way immediately.
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  They're like you're a corporate shill.
• 1:06:45
  Like dude, you have no idea how much I don't like corporations
• 1:06:49
  and what like how how usually management is just not good for
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  a lot of places you know, like I'm at a corporate shill I would
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  rather not work at a giant Corporation.
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  I would rather work at a place with like, you know, 10 15
• 1:07:05
  people like that's cool. I want to know the people that I
• 1:07:08
  work with and of course, they're probably writing on their
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  iPhone, wearing their Nikes, you know, whatever.
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  So it's like it's like, okay, this is the corporate shell, you
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  know, think about that kind of lavezzi SpaceX and Tesla
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  committee are used to the nasty comments about Elon think that's
• 1:07:26
  why they're so well-behaved. And I agree to Michael says, ax
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  1 Crew were all volunteers to go there since they have the money
• 1:07:32
  to pay it and the desire to go, there was no exploitation
• 1:07:36
  exactly. Exactly, that's the thing.
• 1:07:39
  Like, how did they explain to anybody?
• 1:07:41
  And I think this person what they were getting at is they
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  exploited the people to get the money to go.
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  So they exploited the worker, there's a huge.
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  There's a huge movement on Reddit about this to you know,
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  the the anti work movement. You know, like that stuff's
• 1:07:58
  going on on Twitter around on Reddit.
• 1:08:01
  And you know, they branched out into different sort of
• 1:08:05
  subreddits where they're just attacking.
• 1:08:07
  Corporations and telling their stories about how bad some
• 1:08:11
  corporations are for them. And I feel bad for the people
• 1:08:14
  that were treated badly because I was treated badly to
• 1:08:17
  Corporation before, and I know how it is.
• 1:08:20
  Just bad management. Basically, a bad management
• 1:08:23
  didn't know how to manage Engineers.
• 1:08:24
  So you know, didn't didn't have the right, they didn't have the
• 1:08:29
  right tool set in order to help him my tool set to get the job
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  done. So I wasn't exploited, it was
• 1:08:36
  just human error. That's it.
• 1:08:39
  In any discussion. The first one, getting your and
• 1:08:40
  take. Their opponent has lost the
• 1:08:42
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  I agree. Simon Says how to present a
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  great. Yes, I agree.
• 1:08:47
  I agree with that. Yeah.
• 1:08:48
  Anybody who's going to attack the other person just talk it
• 1:08:51
  out. You know sometimes I get
• 1:08:53
  flustered, sometimes I get upset too, but if you come to me with
• 1:08:57
  an argument and say, hey I think you're wrong about this and I
• 1:09:01
  said, okay well why am I wrong about that?
• 1:09:05
  and if they don't have any sort of, Discussion to add to that if
• 1:09:10
  they don't have a reason if they just say you just are that I'm
• 1:09:14
  like okay I don't want to talk to you because you are you're
• 1:09:16
  not good at talking like we're not going to get anywhere.
• 1:09:20
  If you have, if you say something isn't, right?
• 1:09:23
  Because x y, z, that's the discussion that needs to be
• 1:09:28
  made. But if the discussion is, you're
• 1:09:31
  not right? And I said, oh cool.
• 1:09:33
  Well, why, you know why am I not, right?
• 1:09:35
  I just want to know, like I want to fix it.
• 1:09:38
  And they just say you're you're not let's go.
• 1:09:40
  Okay. Well or if they say you should
• 1:09:44
  know, that's all. That's also a funny one.
• 1:09:47
  That's always a funny one. It's like when they when they
• 1:09:50
  argue with you and they say and this has happened to me in real
• 1:09:53
  life and I know this happened to some of my friends.
• 1:09:57
  When they say, you know, this isn't you're doing something
• 1:10:01
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• 1:10:04
  What's what's up? You know, what am I doing wrong?
• 1:10:07
  Why am I doing this wrong? And they said well you should
• 1:10:09
  know you should just know it's like well I don't that's why I
• 1:10:13
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• 1:10:17
  You know the more people we talk it's not black and white.
• 1:10:20
  It's not once and zeros. Its people.
• 1:10:23
  The people we talk about things. That's how we got to where we
• 1:10:26
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• 1:10:29
  opposed to this is right? This is wrong.
• 1:10:33
  That's the most horrible thing. You can do this is right?
• 1:10:35
  This is wrong, talk about it, you know.
• 1:10:38
  No, there are some things that are horribly wrong and everybody
• 1:10:41
  knows it, but something in between where, it's just an
• 1:10:45
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• 1:10:47
  Why do you have that opinion? If you can prove that, somebody
• 1:10:50
  is right or wrong or is there something different that could
• 1:10:53
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• 1:10:57
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• 1:11:01
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  Within last month, I saw like a thousand subscribers just go,
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  like, you have this many people subscribing to you in the next
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  day. My analytics were like, like,
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  1,000 people gone and I was like, it reached out to YouTube
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  support and I was like, whoa, what does happened a thousand
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  people can't just subscribe unsubscribe but for me from me
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  like overnight, that's 1,000 people that must have been crazy
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  and I like, oh yeah, those are Bots, don't worry about it.
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  Just bots. So, yeah, I was like, what
• 1:12:45
  what's going on here? But, yeah, Bots subscribers.
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  It's kind of funny because there's a ton of bots on
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  YouTube, you know, whether it's comment Bots, or it's of people
• 1:12:55
  watching or people subscribing or something like that.
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  Like, subscriber Bots, I was like, heck, yeah, get rid of
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  those Bots. I don't want them.
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  I want, only people that are interested in the things that
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  I'm talking about, so we can have a discussion about it.
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  So, Yeah, it was kind of funny, like I was like, uh-oh what just
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  happened? Mass Exodus, what is this?
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  A mass Exodus of bots from about Farm somewhere?
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  I have no idea, but I thought it was kind of funny, like, freaked
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  out for like 10 seconds. I was like, oh, not good, but
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  the mindset, you know, we all have the same things in mind
• 1:13:32
  here, SpaceX, spaceflight, Elon, stuff, you know, NASA all that
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  stuff. So, So I think it's, I think
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  it's a important to build this community up and to I'll be part
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  of this crazy Journey that were aligned in together.
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  So most the Bots are information providers who just deleted
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  whoops. Sorry.
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  Michael didn't mean to say that out loud.
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  If you didn't want it out, but this is reading chat.
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  So yeah, there we go. I think that's it for today
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  guys. Think that's it.
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  I think I'm just chilling. So have a don't forget Star
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  Trek. That's right, that's right.
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  Don't forget start a remember Star Trek Enterprise, what a
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  good show, what a good show. I love that.
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  I thought that was really fun. That was one of my favorite Star
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  Trek's. A lot of people hate it because
• 1:14:20
  the intro but the but the rest of it's really fun.
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  So I like that show a lot. I think it's it's kind of campy,
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  but then again, I'll start Trek is campy.
• 1:14:32
  Almost you to bots are information providers.
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  Yeah and there are their subscriber Bots.
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  You know. What's funny, is that people try
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  to try to? And I've seen this happen to a
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  couple of my friends that have channels here on YouTube.
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  They've seen and this is totally Off the Mark.
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  Of spaceflight and stuff, but this is a kind of side note.
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  They've been bought bombed, so they've gotten either tons of
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  viewers to their live streams, which means they're about bombed
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  by the by subscriber in viewer Bots like viewbots.
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  I think that's what they're called viewbots.
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  And people buy those bots in. This is just I have no idea why
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  they would buy them, but I think what they do is they buy them to
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  get you like more viewers, maybe they did it for the right
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  reasons which are like, hey, I want to see this person succeed,
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  or they do it for the wrong reasons, which is, hey, let's
• 1:15:34
  bought bomb them and then they'll get kicked from YouTube
• 1:15:38
  because all of these, you know, these Bots, ouch, I just punched
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  my desk. All these Bots are Fake people,
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  you know, maybe we'll get in trouble for it.
• 1:15:46
  So I don't know which one it is but but maybe, yeah, I guess
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  spammed, right? Maybe streams are being spammed
• 1:15:54
  by adult Kim but yeah this stream has been Michael exactly.
• 1:15:57
  Yeah. This stream has been been bombed
• 1:15:59
  by those two polynomial, really? Like the music of Enterprise
• 1:16:05
  that's sweet. It's been a long road.
• 1:16:08
  Yeah, that was awesome. I used to work at a TV station,
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• 1:16:13
  Like production media used to work at a TV station where we
• 1:16:19
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  What was the UPN? I think it was Yeah, UPN.
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  And we subdue Enterprise in every Friday.
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  and we had a tape from we had a look at literal tape from the,
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  whatever to put the tape in. And I had to push a button like
• 1:16:53
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• 1:16:58
  And then when the commercials were coming up, I had to push a
• 1:16:59
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• 1:17:04
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• 1:17:07
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• 1:17:11
  night. It's pretty sweet.
• 1:17:14
  I loved it. I think it was very, very fun,
• 1:17:18
  but I got to watch a lot of Enterprise so that's why I like
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• 1:17:23
  what the world needs. Hopefully one day we will get
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• 1:17:27
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  Yeah you're not a bot. You're not about Deb says
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  20% off. So you should in theory, let's
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  see if this works. If I turn this on, right, all
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  the proceeds for this, go to set another shirt at that to the
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  cart, check it out. Should automatically get some
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  money off when you go through the checkout, and I don't want
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  to go through the shipping because then, you know where I
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  live, not cool. But the cart You can see the
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  cart in that should be 20% off if not use the code YouTube at
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  checkout and you get 20% off. So yeah.
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  Very cool very very cool. 20% off auto applied promotion so go
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  check them out. That's about it.
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  Thanks everybody for tuning in today.
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  I'm going to hit the end screen. Thank you for.
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  All of your support, I appreciate you.
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  Appreciate all the supporters out there, everybody out there,
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  that's doing work everyone, that's, you know, putting in
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  your time, in your life to support the show.
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  Being here and financially, super, super cool.
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  You're all very cool. Here's a few of these people and
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  I'm getting a full list. It just some some reason it's
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  not rendering properly on the screen but I do have a full list
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  of people who supported the show so I will get that up there as
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  soon as I figure it out. I have no idea what's going on
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  with it, what the bug is but I'm trying to figure it out.
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  So, thanks again, appreciate you take care of yourselves and each
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  other and I will see you next time.
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  Next Monday, we're going to do a show at noon Mondays and Fridays
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  and going back to Wednesday's as well because I had to take this
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  Wednesday off. So, Mondays, Wednesdays and
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  Fridays at noon show here. All the latest space news,
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  spaceflight SpaceX, Elon all the stuff.
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  Take care. Bye, bye everybody.