Latest / He's Hot but Something's Off... / HHBSO 129: What About a Hamster?

Transcript

HHBSO 129: What About a Hamster? · He's Hot but Something's Off...

• 0:02
  Hello and welcome to He's Hot, but something's off and it is
• 0:07
  the new year, the first HHB Esso of 2026.
• 0:12
  Happy New Year, everybody, happy 2026.
• 0:16
  I hope you all had fun celebrating New Year's, wherever
• 0:22
  you were, whatever you were doing.
• 0:24
  I didn't do anything for New Year's, but that's okay.
• 0:30
  I'm looking really forward to a vacation, semi vacation that I
• 0:37
  have coming up. I'll be on the Atlantis cruise
• 0:41
  in February. So it's coming out.
• 0:43
  Oh, it's actually, it's in like 3 or 4 weeks.
• 0:45
  It's actually getting pretty soon.
• 0:47
  I'm really excited for that cruise.
• 0:48
  So that's kind of like my holiday celebration, if you will
• 0:53
  just delete a little bit. And it's also like close enough
• 0:58
  to my birthday. That is basically my Christmas
• 1:03
  and holiday and New Year's and birthday celebration rolled into
• 1:07
  that one week, that one cruise. So I'm super excited about that.
• 1:11
  So don't feel sorry for me that I can do anything for for New
• 1:13
  Year's. It was kind of intentional.
• 1:15
  I was like, you know what, I don't need to spend a bunch of
• 1:17
  money to go somewhere for New Year's every single year.
• 1:24
  I already am spending some money going on this cruise and I'd
• 1:28
  love to cruise this anyways, but I hope all of you had a great
• 1:32
  new year. You know what it was literally
• 1:34
  like Sometimes I feel like the algorithms, the social media
• 1:39
  algorithms, the ads algorithms, it's almost like they have
• 1:43
  microphones. Because right around that
• 1:47
  stretch between Christmas and New Year's, those three days I
• 1:50
  was at home and I was just doing normal things.
• 1:53
  I scaled back on doing work a little bit.
• 1:56
  I was taking a bit of a break, but I couldn't completely switch
• 1:59
  off. There were like a couple minor
• 2:00
  things here, work stuff that I was leisurely doing, wasn't
• 2:06
  swamped or anything, but the rest of my I was just relaxing,
• 2:10
  chilling. It was pretty rainy here in Los
• 2:12
  Angeles just watching TV, just scrolling through Instagram.
• 2:17
  I so rarely do that, but like I just let myself just mindlessly
• 2:21
  do it. You know what?
• 2:21
  You can easily kill an hour and not even know it just by
• 2:24
  scrolling through social media. But anyways, as I was scrolling
• 2:27
  through Instagram that stretch between Christmas and New
• 2:30
  Year's, I started seeing memes and posts about basically people
• 2:38
  not doing anything for New Year's.
• 2:41
  You know, all the graphics and comics and memes about
• 2:45
  celebrating New Year as if it was just any other day by like
• 2:48
  going to bed early or just like being at home and how it's just
• 2:52
  like a day like any other day. So I wasn't specifically
• 2:57
  searching for anything on TikTok or social media.
• 3:00
  I was just scrolling through whatever came out on my feed.
• 3:04
  I was not doing any searching. So like somehow there there are
• 3:08
  microphones everywhere. I'm talking to a microphone
• 3:11
  right now. Anyways, the one thing I did do
• 3:16
  over that break was I was dog sitting a good friend of mine.
• 3:20
  Well, there are a couple, so a couple of good friends of mine
• 3:23
  here in LA. Once in a great while I would
• 3:25
  dog sit for them. So I think if you're on my
• 3:29
  Patreon, I think you would have met him already because I did a
• 3:33
  few posts with Louis the dog on my Patreon over the holidays for
• 3:38
  my Patreon subscribers and his daddies were on a trip for New
• 3:45
  Year's, as many people were. And I wasn't doing things.
• 3:47
  I was like, hey, I'm not like really doing anything.
• 3:50
  If you guys want it or need it, dog sitter, like, you know, I'd
• 3:54
  be more than happy to like I wasn't doing anything.
• 3:56
  I love dogs. It's a great way to get to play
• 4:01
  with a dog, hang up with a dog and without any of like the
• 4:06
  expenses of a dog or like the the more, the less enjoyable
• 4:13
  chores that comes with a dog. Like you don't have to pay for
• 4:15
  the vets. You don't have to bring him to
• 4:18
  the vet. You don't have to pay for and
• 4:21
  take him to the groomers. You don't have to buy the dog
• 4:23
  food. You don't have to buy the dog
• 4:25
  toys. So whenever Louis gets dropped
• 4:29
  off, the daddies will drop off like toys, treats, food, leash,
• 4:34
  doggy bags, the poop bags, some pee pads as well.
• 4:38
  So it's it's it's very, very easy.
• 4:39
  So it's actually a really good way to if if you like dogs and
• 4:44
  will love to occasionally have the company of a dog, but you
• 4:50
  are aware that dogs can get expensive.
• 4:56
  If you own a dog, you know, like you will need to pay for like
• 5:00
  meds and vet bills and things like that.
• 5:03
  All that stuff like it overtime does add up.
• 5:06
  So it's a great way dog sitting every once in a while to just
• 5:08
  have the enjoyment of a dog without any of the chores that
• 5:12
  come with a dog. And I realized that I always
• 5:16
  kind of knew that dog sitting for a friend is always you get
• 5:20
  all the fun with none of the hassle.
• 5:22
  I knew that, but I have been thinking about the last couple
• 5:29
  of months as I have talked about on the podcast.
• 5:32
  So I get in my own dog, but this time with Louis, I was like, OK,
• 5:37
  let's just like pretend. Let's play pretend.
• 5:40
  Let's pray pretend for these two weeks that like Louis was
• 5:43
  actually my dog and kind of put myself into the mindset of like,
• 5:46
  OK, let's assume Louis is your dog.
• 5:49
  Instead of just having a mindset of like, oh, you're just dogs in
• 5:51
  him for like a little bit. Like what would be all the
• 5:53
  things you might need to do? And having him like in the house
• 5:57
  was very helpful for that. I was like, you know what, dogs
• 6:02
  are fun. I love dogs.
• 6:03
  I don't know if I want a dog to the level of like having to do
• 6:08
  all the things you would need to do for a dog.
• 6:11
  I think with Louis, it's kind of like a pretty good case scenario
• 6:15
  because he's very low maintenance.
• 6:17
  He's a bit of a diva. He's kind of a Princess.
• 6:20
  He may or may not give you the time of day, but he's very
• 6:25
  docile, very chill around the house.
• 6:27
  He doesn't ask for anything really, but he doesn't ask for
• 6:32
  anything. But at the same time, like he
• 6:33
  won't do much for you. He's kind of just there, which I
• 6:38
  think for a lot of people when you think of having a dog's
• 6:40
  companion, they're not really thinking of, they don't want the
• 6:43
  dog to just be there. They want the dog to like keep
• 6:48
  them company more than just like it being like 2 feet away from
• 6:53
  you, but not wanting to actually snuggle or hug you or anything
• 6:56
  like that. I don't know.
• 6:57
  So I am going to just shelf that for now.
• 7:04
  I'm going to table the wanting to get a dog because you know,
• 7:10
  if I step back and think about it, money that I would spend on
• 7:13
  a dog, the way it gets expensive is because sometimes I travel.
• 7:18
  Like if I am the type of person to never travel or travel very
• 7:22
  rarely, I think I probably would have a dog already.
• 7:26
  But I'm in the travel business now as well.
• 7:28
  But I've always travelled a lot, like I've got this cruise I'm
• 7:32
  going on in February, it's I'll be away for probably like 8 days
• 7:37
  total. You know, someone has to take
• 7:39
  care of the dog. So it's great if you have a
• 7:41
  friend that's like willing and able.
• 7:43
  But like a lot of people, I'm going to put my phone on mute.
• 7:47
  Whoops. Sorry guys.
• 7:48
  A lot of people aren't willing to like just dog sit for you.
• 7:53
  You know a lot of dog lovers who tend to have dogs already.
• 7:56
  But you know you can't always depend on friends being able to
• 8:00
  dox it for you when it's when you need them to dox it for you.
• 8:03
  But your friends have lives too. OK, that's fine.
• 8:07
  They have people that will like dox it for you for money.
• 8:10
  They have doggy hotels. They have people that will like
• 8:13
  dog and house sit for you. Some people will do that too.
• 8:17
  There are also people that they'll dog sit for you like at
• 8:21
  their place. It's not like a doggy hotel.
• 8:23
  It's not like a business per SE, but there are people that you
• 8:26
  know, they're like individuals. It's almost like the Ubers of
• 8:31
  dog sitters that you know, like you'll drop off your dog to them
• 8:35
  and they will take care of your dog while you're away in their
• 8:38
  own home. It's like professional dog
• 8:41
  sitting. Basically.
• 8:43
  They're charging you money for it.
• 8:44
  You're friends with, I guess probably do it for free.
• 8:47
  But dog sitting is actually very expensive.
• 8:48
  But I looked into it. I was like, OK, if I had a dog
• 8:51
  right now, I would need to probably find a dog sitter for
• 8:57
  when I go on this cruise in February.
• 8:59
  If I didn't have a friend that would do it for free.
• 9:02
  And it it's a bit of a burden to like have a friend take care of
• 9:06
  your dog for like extended periods of time, you know?
• 9:09
  But anyways, the going rate for doggy hotel or like a
• 9:15
  professional dog sitter, at least in this part of LA, it's
• 9:19
  about 70 to $90.00 per night. Could be a little bit more, you
• 9:25
  know, if you pick like a more expensive place, but like it's
• 9:28
  starting from about like 70 to $90.00, that's kind of like the
• 9:32
  expected price range you're looking at.
• 9:34
  So over the course of like 8 days, that's what like 600 ish
• 9:38
  dollars? That's a that's a decent chunk
• 9:40
  of change. So yeah, for now I would, I'm
• 9:45
  going to table it. I'll see how I feel maybe like
• 9:48
  in the springtime. So yeah, I don't know where this
• 9:52
  like I wouldn't say obsession. I don't know where I got this
• 9:57
  like affinity, I guess for dogs were from.
• 10:01
  We never had pets. OK, we didn't, we did have pets
• 10:03
  when we were younger, but we never had anything that was like
• 10:05
  a dog or like a cat when we were younger really.
• 10:08
  We did have some hamsters though, when I was like younger.
• 10:12
  I don't know why. Like so we, there was a period
• 10:14
  of time where we had just like a hamster that you buy from like
• 10:17
  the pet store in the mall, a little hamster.
• 10:20
  We have like this plastic hamster cage.
• 10:23
  And then you would have the sawdust down in the bottom with
• 10:26
  like the little water bottle dripper thing and like you would
• 10:29
  feed them these like little pellets.
• 10:31
  It's actually kind of cute. Maybe I should, maybe I should
• 10:33
  get a hamster. How can, how long can hamsters
• 10:35
  stay alive? We just like go away for a week.
• 10:37
  Can they, if you give it enough water, if you gave a hamster
• 10:43
  enough water and food, can they just be self-sufficient for a
• 10:47
  week? So I think cats can do this, but
• 10:50
  I think people can leave their cats in the house for like 4 or
• 10:54
  five days. And I think it's OK assuming you
• 10:58
  have like an automatic feeder, for example, just fresh water,
• 11:03
  like the litter box. Because cats don't need to
• 11:08
  really go outside. Because I know of people that
• 11:12
  they have cats and they can go on the trip for like a week and
• 11:14
  like the cats are completely OK. Anyways, we will visit.
• 11:20
  Maybe I can't, maybe a hamster would be fun.
• 11:23
  I have no idea where all of this is going.
• 11:26
  I think maybe I just need to get up more.
• 11:27
  Anyways, we'll switch topics a little bit and oh, by the way,
• 11:32
  quick plug my skin kick. I'm going to run ads as Segways.
• 11:36
  Now the Segway between topics, I'm going to run ads.
• 11:39
  My skin care company Magnate is up and running, so please go
• 11:43
  check that out. I think I would like to give
• 11:47
  some sort of podcast exclusive discount code.
• 11:52
  Wouldn't that be good? OK, I'll add it to my To Do
• 11:55
  List, but I'm still getting the hang of creating discount codes
• 12:00
  for different things. You know, a lot of e-commerce
• 12:02
  like websites, they'll have discount codes for different
• 12:06
  things. Even when I go shopping, when I
• 12:08
  get to the point of checkout where you can put in a coupon
• 12:11
  code, I'll go onto a new tab, a different browser window and
• 12:15
  I'll start Googling to see if they need discount codes for
• 12:18
  that particular vendor. So yeah, I, I think I should I
• 12:22
  think it's only right and fair that I give you guys some sort
• 12:26
  of HHBSO exclusive podcast discount code for that skin care
• 12:32
  for the for the magnet. So I should probably do that
• 12:35
  yeah and as well another plug because I have multiple
• 12:38
  businesses now just Joey Travels is definitely open for business.
• 12:43
  So if you are interested in going not just on an Atlantis
• 12:48
  cruise, I know that my bread and butter and that's what I talk
• 12:52
  95% about over on just Joy Travels, but I have access to
• 12:57
  book you on any cruise and also any hotel as well.
• 13:01
  So any kind of travel you want to do, I can probably book it.
• 13:05
  I won't venture into the more specialized stuff.
• 13:07
  For example, there are whole travel advisors that specialize
• 13:11
  in Disney. Disney is like a very specific
• 13:14
  ecosystem of like, like theme parks and vacations and cruises
• 13:19
  and resorts. Disney that has like a lot of
• 13:21
  travel, vacation related properties and things going on
• 13:25
  actually. And they're, yeah, they're,
• 13:28
  that's a bit of a special. I do have access to book Disney,
• 13:31
  but like I would rather help people with things that I am
• 13:35
  familiar with and I know about and that's cruises.
• 13:39
  I kind of want to focus on cruises and kind of be the pro
• 13:44
  in cruises so that when I'm helping people, they're
• 13:47
  interested in cruises. I'm like an expert for them.
• 13:50
  I don't want to be a generic travel agent that's like, I can
• 13:56
  book you on anything, but like doesn't know that much about
• 13:58
  anything, you know what I mean? Yeah.
• 14:01
  So I'm ramping up the marketing for that.
• 14:03
  But yeah, but you're you're at all interested in any kind of
• 14:06
  cruises. But as you guys know, I'm, I
• 14:09
  specialize in in particular the Atlantis cruises reach out to
• 14:13
  just Joey travels on the side of the video podcast available on
• 14:18
  just Joey T the YouTube channel. I've started putting up QR codes
• 14:23
  for those of you that are watching on TV and also you can
• 14:25
  just see on the screen what the the website address and the all
• 14:28
  the social media handles are. Yeah.
• 14:31
  So that's the that I'm going to start doing that.
• 14:34
  I've been wanting to do ads. So when I first launched the
• 14:38
  skin care company, like the initial launch, that wasn't
• 14:40
  really a success. And now we've done the relaunch.
• 14:43
  But like a year ago, I used to have prerecorded ads for the
• 14:47
  skin care company and I would just edit them in at like random
• 14:52
  points in the middle of the podcast.
• 14:55
  And I did that during the edit. You know, when you listen to a
• 14:57
  podcast, there's always like ads that like are prerecorded or
• 15:01
  recorded completely separately and they just like slice into
• 15:03
  the middle, almost like commercials when you're watching
• 15:06
  something on TVI was going to do that.
• 15:12
  But then when I sat down and thought about it, it's like I
• 15:16
  always skip over that when I'm listening to a podcast.
• 15:21
  The thing I've discovered is if I'm using the Apple Podcast app,
• 15:25
  I used to use Spotify and Spotify doesn't, it was like,
• 15:29
  OK, but like for some reason I switch over to Apple.
• 15:33
  I think I was testing something with the podcast that I host to
• 15:36
  see how it will show up on like all the various podcast apps
• 15:40
  because I wanted to like, just see what the experience was like
• 15:42
  when I was like setting it up. So I somewhat discovered that
• 15:46
  with Apple Podcasts, it will show you a transcription, a
• 15:53
  transcript of the whole podcast. You just like a little icon you
• 15:56
  click in the bottom and then it will show you basically the
• 16:00
  captioning and have the entire podcast transcribe.
• 16:04
  But the great thing about that is you can tap on the text and
• 16:08
  jump to a specific part of the podcast.
• 16:12
  So usually when I listen to the podcast in the Apple App and
• 16:17
  it's coming up to an ad, a lot of the times the ads do not get
• 16:22
  do not get transcribed. So it would just show up as like
• 16:24
  a little blank, like dot, dot dot in the transcript.
• 16:28
  And that's how I can see if there's an ad coming up.
• 16:30
  And when an ad's coming up, I can just tap for the caption
• 16:34
  that is the next part right after the ads.
• 16:37
  And I can very easily skip over the ads.
• 16:40
  So I think most of you that use the Apple podcast, that probably
• 16:44
  knows about this feature already, but I happened upon it
• 16:47
  like sometime last year and I was using Spotify before
• 16:49
  Spotify. I think Spotify has captions,
• 16:52
  but it doesn't let you jump to specific parts of the episode by
• 16:56
  tapping on the caption like you could do with the Apple 1.
• 16:59
  So I'm using the Apple one now and I, I find that it was great
• 17:04
  to do that. And I always skip over ads, but
• 17:06
  I'm listening to a podcast, even if I have to do it manually, I
• 17:12
  will always skip over an ad. So at the end, I'm thinking, if
• 17:16
  I skip over ads all the time when I'm listening to a podcast
• 17:19
  and listen to a podcast almost every day now, why would I put
• 17:24
  prerecorded ads in the same fashion in my own podcast that
• 17:27
  other people are just going to skip over anyways?
• 17:30
  So it kind of doesn't make sense.
• 17:33
  So I decided, you know what, people are just going to skip
• 17:37
  over it. But it's so easy to skip over.
• 17:39
  Like most, a lot of people use the Apple podcast app.
• 17:43
  I'm sure most of them know about this trick to easily skip over
• 17:46
  an ad just the way like I do every single day.
• 17:48
  So like, I don't see the reason of recording ads when people are
• 17:52
  just going to skip over it when you're watching something on
• 17:55
  Netflix. And if you have the ad supported
• 17:58
  tier on Netflix, which I do, and then the ads come up, you know
• 18:01
  what? I don't mind that so much
• 18:04
  because I guess maybe when I was growing, I mean, I grew up
• 18:09
  before streaming when I was in like school, for example, it was
• 18:12
  just regular cable TV and you can't skip over the ads, but
• 18:17
  it's a great time to take a bathroom break, refill your
• 18:21
  snack, refill your water, refill your drink, like what?
• 18:25
  Whatever you need to do that only takes like 2030 seconds.
• 18:28
  And with streaming, you can pause it.
• 18:31
  So it was an it's a very natural point to like take a break and
• 18:34
  like, or to grab a snack, you know, grab dinner, grab food,
• 18:39
  grab a drink, like toilet break, whatever you need.
• 18:42
  And because you can pause it, the break can be as long as you
• 18:45
  want. But when I'm listening to a
• 18:47
  podcast, it's not usually because I'm sitting on my couch
• 18:50
  at home. When I'm watching TV, I'm like
• 18:52
  usually sitting on my couch at home.
• 18:54
  OK. I'm not usually watching stuff
• 18:56
  when I'm out of when I'm out and about, I'm like out and about
• 18:58
  doing something like maybe if I'm like waiting for something
• 19:04
  uttered by like if I'm at the pharmacy and I need to like wait
• 19:07
  for something. If I'm at like the doctor's
• 19:09
  office and I need like I'm waiting for my appointment,
• 19:12
  something like that, that's maybe I'll watch like a video,
• 19:16
  but I'm probably still listening to a podcast more likely than
• 19:18
  like actually watching something.
• 19:20
  It's easy when I'm at home that I'm actually watching something.
• 19:22
  So I got used to commercials in a video, but with a podcast I'm
• 19:28
  listening to when I'm doing other things or random out and
• 19:31
  about and I don't have time for ads.
• 19:35
  So that's why I don't record ads for my my stuff.
• 19:40
  I need to market my businesses. But I've decided ads in my
• 19:45
  podcast, ads in any podcast is not the way to go.
• 19:50
  So that's why you should all get used to me continuing to talk
• 19:57
  about Magnet, my skin care company, as well as just every
• 20:00
  travels travel agency ad hoc like this so that you can skip
• 20:06
  over it. And it's just part of the
• 20:08
  natural conversation. I will do that.
• 20:11
  And then I'm just going to watch the steady decline of my
• 20:14
  listener numbers for my podcast. So there you go.
• 20:19
  Happy New Year. Go buy some of my skin care and
• 20:21
  please book a cruise with me so that I can continue to pay my
• 20:25
  bills. All right, we'll leave it there.
• 20:28
  We have a light opening a light kick in in kick wait home.
• 20:34
  What's the word? I'm looking for soft launch.
• 20:38
  Anyways, I I'm, I'm thinking about some word, but I think I'm
• 20:40
  missing it. We're going to have a start.
• 20:45
  I think I'm hungry anyways, we have a light start to the New
• 20:51
  York. Keep it a little bit shorter
• 20:52
  than usual for this very first episode of the podcast. 01 more
• 20:56
  thing I want to plug. This is just going to be like
• 20:59
  the Joey Plugging shit podcast from now on.
• 21:01
  I just uploaded a YouTube video with David and I where we talk
• 21:05
  about some of the party outfits and themes for the upcoming
• 21:08
  Symphony cruise with Alanis that we're both going on.
• 21:11
  So we're very excited about it and there's going to be more
• 21:15
  videos coming on my YouTube as well.
• 21:16
  You know, the YouTube, just to be upfront, is part of the
• 21:20
  marketing strategy for just Joey Travels.
• 21:23
  You know, a lot of people know me from the YouTube videos and I
• 21:28
  was making lots of cruise videos, like I've been making
• 21:31
  them for a decade, like for 10 years now.
• 21:33
  So there's like a number of people that followed that
• 21:35
  YouTube channel, but you know, I'm going to be leveraging that
• 21:39
  as part of the marketing strategy or just Joey Travels.
• 21:43
  And because of that, I've been making quite a few more cruise
• 21:46
  and travel related YouTube videos in 2026.
• 21:50
  For like the last couple years, it's been pretty dry.
• 21:53
  The last proper cruise video that I filmed on a cruise was
• 21:58
  like 2023 was like the last big one that I did.
• 22:02
  I did another one where I was on a cruise where I was like, sit
• 22:04
  down. I sat down in front of the
• 22:06
  camera that was filmed in the end of 2024.
• 22:10
  In 2025, I didn't really make any cruise videos, but like in
• 22:14
  2026 we're going to be, you know, releasing.
• 22:17
  I've been releasing a lot of cruise and travel related
• 22:20
  videos. So already already building out
• 22:23
  the content calendar. So that one that went up with
• 22:26
  David is already out. Go watch it.
• 22:29
  There's going to be more videos. There's going to be one that's
• 22:32
  coming out tomorrow or like on the weekend that's going to be
• 22:37
  like a enhanced, like remastered version of a past video that I
• 22:44
  did. One thing that I noticed, I know
• 22:47
  I was going to like end the podcast, but like I just had, I
• 22:50
  just had this coming into my head when I was editing and
• 22:55
  posting videos early on and like 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018-2019,
• 23:04
  basically even up to like around like time of the pandemic, You
• 23:07
  know, technology has progressed a lot since then.
• 23:11
  Smartphone cameras a lot better now compared to like 5 or 10
• 23:14
  years ago. My editing skills are a lot
• 23:17
  better. The software that I use is so
• 23:20
  much better than the software I was using like 5 or 10 years ago
• 23:23
  to edit those videos. So because of all these things,
• 23:26
  I was just looking up some of the past cruise videos that I
• 23:30
  did. I was like, wow, I could edit
• 23:32
  this so much better and this could be in like much higher
• 23:36
  quality with the skills that I have in terms of editing videos.
• 23:41
  Also, because we have much better software now and I have a
• 23:47
  much better computer now compared to when I first did
• 23:49
  those videos, it can be like much higher quality.
• 23:52
  So I'm actually redoing some of my past Cruise videos,
• 23:58
  especially those after movies because when I look at them the
• 24:02
  way that they were done back in like, you know, 2017201820
• 24:06
  nothing, I was like, this looks a little rough.
• 24:09
  So now I'm going back into the edits for those older videos and
• 24:15
  I'm kind of like re editing and refining and basically enhancing
• 24:21
  everything. And then I'm going to repost
• 24:24
  them again because like honestly, like the jump in
• 24:28
  technology and like my skill from those like last five or ten
• 24:33
  years of like editing. It's like so massive.
• 24:36
  So I'm going to be reposting some of those.
• 24:37
  So one of those videos that's like the enhanced version, if
• 24:40
  you will, it's going to come out in 4K.
• 24:42
  It's going to be like all enhanced.
• 24:44
  Like it looks like so much better, honestly, much like the
• 24:47
  original. And one of those is going to be
• 24:49
  coming like tomorrow, Friday or like this weekend.
• 24:52
  I'm actively working on it. It's almost finished now.
• 24:55
  All right. Oh my God, this is how it goes
• 24:57
  with me on a podcast. I said I was shut up 5 minutes
• 24:59
  ago and now I've just talked for another 5 minutes.
• 25:01
  Anyways, we will end it there. Thank you so much for listening
• 25:05
  to this podcast and for following me and for supporting
• 25:08
  me again. Please go buy some of my Magnet
• 25:10
  Skin Care and please book a cruise with just Joey Travels.
• 25:13
  Happy New Year, happy 2026 and we will see you next week.
• 25:19
  Until then, bye y'all.