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14 | We Can't Stop Talking About This Drunk Raccoon & AI Actress · Let's Talk! An Our2Gens Podcast

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Let's talk. What's up weirdos?
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Welcome back. What's up?
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I got a little PSA for y'all because soon we will be able to
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breathe out of our butts. I can't with you.
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That's what the article said, and the science is proving it
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and the. Science is science.
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The. Science is science and.
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So we can. Breathe out of our butts, then
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we can breathe out of our butts. OK, I read an article today that
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said butt breathing could help people who can't get oxygen the
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regular way. Maybe through your actual lungs.
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Lungs seem optional at this point.
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If you can breathe out of your butt.
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Imagine. And like I said, science.
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It's Science News. It says it right there.
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It's science. Science News.
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It's official. OK, it's official.
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So this guy, Tuckanora Tuckakabe.
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I believe. Takanora Takabi or something
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like that come for me if I got it wrong because I should have
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gotten right but his father got pneumonia one day and he
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witnessed him go under the ventilator and how like
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violating it was. I don't know if it y'all seen it
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before. I think the pit the TV show
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shows it really well. Like how?
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Invasive it is, but. It's a crazy procedure.
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It's only a couple minutes long, but they're literally putting a
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tube down your throat and it's very aggressive and a lot of
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times the oxygen levels really go down during the process and
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it's just like, it's bad and it's a dated like procedure.
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So he said OK, what if we could find another way to do so?
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Or I'm sorry, I'm a child. I'm just like.
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Chuckling and it's. Crazy how he said.
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OK, let's go in the other end. I mean literally.
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I mean. It's another opening.
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It's another opening. But you know not.
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Attached and you know, you see those videos of people who are
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coughing and stuff and their butt goes like it's all
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connected. Oh my God.
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No, actually, because it's a drug, it's not a tube.
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It's not a tube, but. How are they getting the drug in
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the butt? It's a drug.
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Wait. Oh wait, hold on.
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Soda, Soda. So, so they started off
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obviously with animals, so mice and pigs and stuff like that.
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But apparently they got 27 males in Japan to take a dose of the
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drug up the anus and were asked to hold it in for an hour.
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So they got to hold it and they got to they got to incubate that
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thing in the wait. How do you hold?
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It in. I don't know what it is.
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I don't know. It's a no, no, no.
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It's liquid. It's liquid because the smallest
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dose was a squirt and that was their word.
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Squirt. It was barely.
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A squirt of 25 milliliters and then the biggest dose was one
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point. 5 liters liters liters. No so.
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But wait, how do they keep it in you clench.
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Hour, which was my question, do you got to like lay on your
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stomach or? On like upside down, how do you
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keep it in? This has to be on their.
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Side This is fascinating. This is fascinating.
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Isn't it fascinating? But the guy did it work.
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Apparently OK, so I think like a couple of them, it didn't work
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out too well. Like they have like stomach
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issues and stuff since it's all connected, but some of them were
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like able to actually breathe through their butt successfully.
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Obviously the percentage wasn't OK like they need like a better
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success rate, but from what I saw in a few years time we might
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be able to breathe out of our butts.
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So we got to take a dose up the butt to breathe out of the butt.
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You got to clench when you get in the pool because now you have
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to hold your breath and clench or else you could drown.
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It's out of this scenario. That's because I'm like.
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Why do I need another hole to breathe?
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But mostly he was thinking, like in emergency cases, when you're
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on the way to the hospital or you're at the hospital and the
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lungs fail, you need a backup option.
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So he thought, OK, let's make the butt the backup option.
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It's the backup option. But this is the guy right here.
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Super sweet guy he looks like. He looks passionate, right?
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And he said something like, OK, so he got like an award in 2024
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and he said, quote, thank you so much for believing in the
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potential of the Anus. And I love it.
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I love it. There's so much potential there.
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You know what? I.
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Mean there is. I mean, I watched Snowfall.
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I saw how some of those people did it.
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Oh my God, there's. So much potential in the anus
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that nobody is checking for scientists.
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Get on this I. I mean, the drug dealers got it
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right. That's insane.
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Oh my God. Crazy news, right?
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I love. This news I know and I feel like
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a lot of people are going to be very happy to hear about this
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news. You can utilize the butt or.
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Yes, bring it more into to the forefront.
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Don't put baby in the back. Oh my goodness.
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I mean, I can keep going. We should probably change
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subject. Before it gets out of hand, that
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was my news. But but you may pull up my
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screen, please. OK, so let's calm down.
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We're adults here, OK? No, we're not.
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No, we're. Not.
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Don't lie to them. We're not.
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So we like to do on Monday shows that are premiering this week.
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So on Monday it's here come the Irish, it's on Peacock.
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And so that's basically a BTS of the Notre Dame football team.
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So I know you love BTS football players.
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You want them all to be miked up.
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That should be interesting. Is Notre Dame the the one with
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the guy with like a lot of hair? Like he has a full jet black
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hair and he can grow like a full beard.
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Oh, are you talking about like the?
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The QB. The QB.
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Oh, girl, I don't know. Oh, no, no.
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Yeah, this is. Yeah, I know.
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Yeah, I have no idea. All I know is they have the
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shiny gold helmets. Yeah.
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Yeah, and it's blue, right? Green, green and yellow.
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Notre Dame. Notre Dame.
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Is it blue? It's blue.
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Aren't they green? OH, they're blue, right On my
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screen it's blue. Yes, it's blue.
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I know, I know. Look at us.
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So blue and gold. We started off.
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They're going to think something's wrong with us.
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We need to get this. Together, I promise you there is
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just tea in this. OK, so that one is super fun.
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On Wednesday, the show you watched the first season of
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this, right? First season.
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Really good. I know it's like for preteens
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and stuff, but I enjoyed it because it was my childhood.
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Like they had us watch the movies in high school and middle
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school. Oh, right, right, right.
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And we had watched those at home.
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I remember those. Which were so good, by the way,
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so good. So I'm here for the second
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season. Should be good.
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They're a lot. Older these dark kids man, it's
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like you take 3 months off and they're a grown up now.
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The pilot episode and then halfway through like.
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Crazy. I mean, we're watching it.
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Welcome to dairy. And something happened after
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episode 4. All the kids grew up like a
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year. Taller and everything, What
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happened? More adult in their faces.
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It's like these kids man, slow down.
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But anyway, OK, on Thursday. I just heard about this show
7:39
today. Streamers don't do a whole ton
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of marketing, but it's supposed to be a thriller.
7:45
These ladies are a friend group and the baby gets injured in
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some way and there I don't know, there's madness ensues.
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I see right. And so this seems like it's part
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of my favorite genre. White mess God.
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You kind of love it. Succession Yeah, White White
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Lotus. Like give me all of these people
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acting a damn fool. I will be sad every single time.
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So I put this on the list so I remember to watch.
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So you're like chick, I'll be there, yes.
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Absolutely. All right.
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And then on Friday, if you are a fan of Taylor Swift and you went
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to the Heiress tour, her six part docu series is coming out.
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OK. All right, so now there was some
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announcements that came out this past week.
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Yes. OK, so we love paradise.
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So good if you. Haven't watched Paradise?
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You are missing out. I'm telling you, everything
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about this show was great. The writing, phenomenal.
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Crazy, phenomenal. Directing was great.
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Everyone did great acting. Great color grading.
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Right. So beautiful.
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Music supervising. Phenomenal.
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Great pin drops, literally. So season 2 comes out on
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February 23rd and a new teaser dropped.
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I think it was yesterday or Friday or.
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Something. Wait, what?
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I didn't know you. Got a teaser?
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Yeah, I didn't tell you because I wanted that reaction, right?
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There, I didn't know. So it's like 30 seconds long.
9:12
Not only did it not answer any questions from last season, it
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presented more. So now I'm even more confused,
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but I'm ready. OK, I'm prepared.
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I'm here for it. February.
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February 23rd. OK, period.
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OK, we'll be set. So if you watch this show, you
9:27
know how much we do not like this woman.
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I'm about to show you It's the. Bob.
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It's the Bob. I'm telling you.
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It's the Bob. Anytime you see someone to Bob.
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Look at that fuck ass vibe lit telling you.
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I'm telling you. And it's like long girl on one
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side and she couldn't like girl. She played her ass off this
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actress to the point that I hope Sinatra gets it in season 2.
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Same. Don't like her?
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Same even though she has the worst trauma like ever Oh my.
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God, she does. She really, really does.
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But still I don't like it. None at all, Sinatra.
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All right, bye Sinatra. OK, Euphoria Season 3 premiering
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in April. No day.
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Just in April. Bring on Rue's madness.
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I love her though. I love her so much.
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I love. Rue.
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She is my favorite character. She can do no wrong, even when
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she's doing wrong. Even when she's doing wrong,
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she's. Hilarious to me.
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She's amazing. I love her.
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All right, if you watch the boys that's coming out on April 8th,
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you get a 2 episode premiere. Yes, super happy, right and.
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Wait. And so you know.
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Who this is? This is Jensen Echols.
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He plays Soldier Boy. And now we are finally getting a
10:42
reunion. J2 is back J.
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Two, and we're going to get Misha, too.
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They didn't release anything for him, but he's coming on the show
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too. So, well, Eric Kripke is the
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creator of Supernatural and Of the Boys, and so of course he
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would have the final season. You gotta bring him back you.
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Have to. And they all have to play
11:02
different characters. Yeah, the vibe has.
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To be different, Jensen's character is actually so like
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graphic and. Yes, I love different.
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I love The Boys. It is all my favorite things,
11:15
the superhero stuff, and it's inappropriate, raunchy comedy.
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It's like check check. I'll take it off.
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All right, so the Testaments, this is the last thing I want to
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talk about. So if you watch The Handmaid's
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Tale, you'd probably know that we have a spin off Margaret
11:31
Atwick wrote another book called The Testaments.
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So if you haven't finished watching Handmaids, don't worry.
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I am. They dropped some pics, but I
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only picked the ones that aren't going to give away anything.
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Oh. My goodness, so.
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Purple The young girls in Gilead wear pink, but once they get to
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the age where they start grooming them to be the wives of
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the commanders, they're called the Plums, so that's why they're
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wearing the. Plums.
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That's why they're wearing purple.
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The plums. The plums.
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I know that's so bad though. I love this show so much.
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It's so it's, it's just well written and everything is
12:12
perfect, but it's so traumatic. It is and it, it's a lot.
12:16
And so, yeah, but we got some really.
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And you can kind of tell that it's going to have the same vibe
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as Handmaid's. The color grading is the same.
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Symmetry is kind of beautiful. Isn't it though?
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Yeah. More trauma, yeah.
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I. Can't.
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But this I thought was really beautiful because this is what
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Handmaids does really well, is those.
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Top down shots, yeah. That just creates such beautiful
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things going on on the ground, so.
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Oh, while we're talking about handmaids, tell sorry, I have to
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Nick. Is that his name?
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Yes. I got to know if we like Nick
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like that, because me personally, I'm not into Nick
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like that. He's.
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I'm like, I can't say anything because I.
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Got one more season? You have one more.
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Season to finish. And I want you to finish so bad,
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but the fact that you asked that question, the comment section
13:08
might be full of some spoilers, so I will not say a thing.
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Please don't spoil it for her. I just won't be in the comments.
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Stay out of the comments section.
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That's so cool. Right.
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OK. That's all.
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Thank you. That is good news.
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I love all the TV shows coming out.
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I love the ones that have come out like, Oh yes, I love it.
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Super excited. But now that we're on the topic
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of like entertainment and stuff like that, I don't know if y'all
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have been on social media at all on TikTok or anything, but
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there's a thing going on with an AI actress.
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Name is Tilly. Yeah.
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So Tilly, this check right here on my phone.
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She is not real. And she looks.
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Terrifying. Real.
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Doesn't she look really real? She really does.
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It's crazy. Oh, and by the way, she has an
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Instagram. Hold on, let me go to her
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Instagram. No, really.
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Oh my God. Yeah.
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So this is her Instagram right here.
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She already has 67,000 followers, not real, and people
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have come out and tried to sign her and represent her and it's
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very problematic. And there's this whole thing
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going on. Actors, producers, studios,
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people have an issue with this. I think James Cameron said Tilly
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was horrifying. Giova del Toro said he'd rather
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die than make a movie with AI. It's just all very problematic.
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And the woman that made her is a producer.
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Her name is Elaine van der Velden.
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And I think and it took six months and like 2000 iterations
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of her to make her the way they wanted her to.
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And she is just fascinating because she's so real.
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And also these stills are from when she did screen test.
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And if you're in the industry, you know what a screen test is.
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But why are they having a machine?
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Test for a screen. Like what?
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It's so. Confusing and she looks so real
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but also slightly different in every single one of these, which
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is really creepy. Yes, and she doesn't look the
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same and. That's when I read the article
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that she sent me. It was crazy because the lady
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who created her was like, oh, yeah, we can age her up.
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She's probably about 24. Yeah, she's. 24 but you can age
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her up, age her down. Make it change her hair.
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And so she's just this nothing, you know, for whatever, but I
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don't even understand how this works.
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Yeah, I don't understand either. Like where does it end?
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Do does she? Have to sign an NDA.
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Yes. But also while we have all these
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people coming out and saying that they don't like the AI, she
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also came out and said that she already signed multiple NDA's
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for different projects. So 60 NDA's for hybrid movies
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with real actors and Tilly actual full AI films, right?
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And just Tilly specific projects like commercials and stuff like
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that. So she's already signed all of
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these Ndas and worked on projects and stuff.
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But but people don't want anybody to know.
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Yeah. But people are actively being
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like, we're not for this, but then 60. 60.
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That we know. Of first of that we know of,
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plus all those agents that are looking to Rep her or it exactly
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it. It she is not real.
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It's a machine, it's an algorithm.
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It's it's. So crazy, it's so crazy.
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But I also thought it was like slightly problematic anyway
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because when looking to create the perfect girl for acting and
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for these casting, she literally put in a prompt that said quote
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a stunning female celebrity with global appeal.
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She has a symmetrical facial features, clear radiant skin,
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captivating green eyes and her hair is long.
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Is that really like the standard here?
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Yes, yes. And, she said.
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Because she looks racially ambiguous.
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That's even better. What are we?
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What? Racially ambiguous, Huh?
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Racially. Ambiguous.
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You saw the freckles she made a big point about like she put
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freckles on her. The creator is blonde but she
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couldn't get any acting role. No cap because she is a former.
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Actress that didn't quite make it.
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But yeah, so when she said the the AI spit out a brunette, she
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was like, oh, OK, Noted that brunettes are more appealing
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than blondes. And so it's all just, it just
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feels very icky, yeah. Icky is the word for it.
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I don't like this. And it's a very, very thin line
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with what she's doing. And she said that she's not
17:48
trying to replace actors, but she's trying to cut costs for
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movies. And I'm like, so you're trying
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to replace actors? Because the most expensive thing
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on any production is the humans. So her statement doesn't make
18:03
any sense, no. It really does not.
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And I have no qualms of being like, this is gross, this is
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wrong. I don't like it.
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Yeah. And I really, this is what we,
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we struck over almost three years ago, the writers and the
18:17
actors. We said no because we saw the
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writing on the wall. With AII know, I know.
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And now that negotiations are coming back up and this is like
18:27
a hot topic right now, I'm sure that the actors sag will
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hopefully, hopefully make some steps towards making sure that
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their future is secure and their jobs are secure because.
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Like this? Is their job.
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This is. What they do And now you're
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trying to get a computer to to do it?
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Yeah, I'm so confused and it seems wrong.
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It's icky. I don't like it, so no.
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I'm going to take a. Very, very cute box office.
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Something that's just not going to.
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Land exactly true Well. What I think too is just that
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people have to just say no, you know?
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It's like you can cut costs in your production all you want and
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put out this thing. But I know whenever I see
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something that's AI, it triggers something in my head that
19:16
something is wrong. I don't know what it is.
19:18
I mean you can scroll social media and half the videos are AI
19:21
now, but there's just something off about it.
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I have 0 desire to watch a movie made with AI.
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With AI, I don't even want to watch commercials and there's
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commercials now, so I feel like this falls on the people to just
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be like I don't want. It to say no, like I've seen
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enough sci-fi, I'm sorry. How many movies do we have to
19:44
make about this? I am robot.
19:46
I know y'all seen the meme where he's like literally I am robot
19:50
like what are we talking? Can we not?
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Can we not? There's a book out there.
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I hadn't, you know, prepped this, so I don't have it up on
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my screen. But it's called Barrier Gaze,
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and it's written by a WGA writer, a working writer who
20:03
masks his identity, and he writes under a pseudonym.
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But it deals with. Stuff like this too, and I just
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think that it is. I think it's a slippery slope.
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Then I think that we are headed directly.
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We are in act one of a dystopian sci-fi movie.
20:22
Why do I love? Dystopian sci-fi, but like, I
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don't want to live it. Like no.
20:27
Absolutely not. Yeah.
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So no to Tilly. She's got a last name now,
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doesn't she? Tilly Norwood OK, so if you're
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acting like she's a person, go get her a birth certificate.
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Go go make her pay taxes like I. Right.
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Yeah. You know what I mean?
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Yeah. I think in our last negotiations
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and for the Writers Guild, we wrote something in there that's
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that classified a huge a writer as a human.
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Like we had to do that, right, Just looking at how things are
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going. So I don't know what the actors
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are doing, but they should. They should do that.
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They should. Do that too.
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So yeah. So that was Tilly problematic.
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It's, I know. Well, I mean, since we're
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talking about the industry real quick, I wanted to talk about,
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if you don't mind going to mine, everybody's heard Netflix
21:13
acquired Warner Brothers. Big move. $82.7 billion, That's
21:20
crazy goodness. So everybody's kind of freaking
21:24
out and not quite sure what this means for Hollywood, for our
21:27
industry, for the future. But what I do want to talk about
21:31
is how the every Guild came out with a statement against it.
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And so the Writers Guild, I just wanted to read the first line.
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The world's largest streaming company swallowing one of its
21:41
biggest competitors is what antitrust laws were designed to
21:44
prevent. So Yep.
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So the writers did it. The directors did it.
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I mean and the. Actors I I think that it's
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something to put into consideration if all of the
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unions, most of the unions that run this country, yes, yeah,
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exactly so. Good point.
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Very, very good point. And also when we're all united
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and something like this, then you know something.
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'S right exactly. Because nothing brings us
22:14
together than the threat that we all have to agree on.
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Yes. So as against, yeah, I don't
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know. Technology is against.
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It's like I don't want to be against technology.
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Technology is. So what?
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Are we talking about it's Tony 26?
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Blatant disrespect and disregard for how powerful technology
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could be? It's not an AI thing.
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Like Tilly didn't do it, she doesn't exist right?
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This was the. Actual human, I said.
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You know what? I can't do this.
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So I'm going to look to produce inside, right?
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I'll produce my own actress and I'll be hating.
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Yes, always, always. We are our own destruction.
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We're the villains every. Single time, every single time,
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every time. And it's just so problematically
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we can avoid that. And there are better ways.
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There has to be better ways. There has to be better ways to
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cut costs without, you know, getting rid of humans.
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Yeah. And something as as human as
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art. Yeah.
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Yeah. I don't want to give art to
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machines. Come clean my house.
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Literally help me. Research a topic, help me like
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efficiently do something, make a process quicker.
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But when it comes to creativity, leave that to humans because we
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have something that technology doesn't that's.
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Soul. And that's creativity and that's
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purpose. And like, you can't replicate
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that. I'm sorry, but you can't so.
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Slippery slope. OK, all right, so I have an Am I
23:47
overreacting this week? Yes, OK, this one.
23:53
This one made me very excited to read.
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OK, am I overreacting for being upset that my fiance let me go
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hungry? What?
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He'll let you starve. OK, my fiance and I just moved
24:08
into a new apartment today and have not had time to go grocery
24:11
shopping. Also, sadly enough for me, my
24:13
purse was stolen while I was in a graduate class yesterday
24:16
evening, so I currently do not have access to my funds.
24:19
Yikes. I paid for the deposit as well
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as next month's rent for the apartment and also have been
24:24
responsible for purchasing the living room furniture.
24:27
My fiance bought our bedroom furniture.
24:29
Well this evening I asked what we should do for dinner and I
24:32
suggested a local Chinese takeout spot as it's cheap and
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quick. He responded with OK go get it.
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To which I asked if he was paying for it because again,
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card stolen card. Stolen.
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He said Nope, looks like you'll have to find something else.
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I just went and continued unpacking my closet.
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About 30 minutes later he told me he'd be back and quickly left
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the apartment. When he returned he had gotten
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he had gotten himself take out from a different place and also
25:04
grabbed a frozen meal from a convenience store.
25:10
Does he know that when you get married, your finances go
25:17
together? So your money is my money?
25:20
Yes, they're not married. No, they're not.
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Thanks fiance. Thank God it's not too late.
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It Yeah. I was immediately frustrated
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because he didn't mention food when he left, but I didn't say
25:34
anything. Then when he put the frozen meal
25:36
away, he turned and said that's not your dinner, it's my lunch
25:39
tomorrow. He hates her.
25:42
He hates her. What?
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Which just caught me off guard. I got pretty upset and asked
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what he expected me to eat because we literally have no
25:50
food in the apartment yet and I won't have access to my money
25:53
until we go I go to the bank tomorrow.
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He literally just shrugged at me and then took his meal into our
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bedroom where he ate while I'm packing.
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I won't lie, I cried and called my best friend asking asking if
26:04
she would please bring me snacks or something to get me through
26:07
the night because the last time I ate was at 7:00 AM.
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My fiance said that I was dramatic and that I'd be fine
26:13
until I could go to the bank tomorrow to get cash.
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My feelings are so hurt because I do not understand how he could
26:19
let me go hungry even for just a night.
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Am I overreacting? No, no what?
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Are we talking about He's what? Is there a grace period on
26:31
signing this lease because I feel like you need to get out
26:34
now. And this cannot be the first
26:38
red. Flag.
26:39
No, this can't, because this one is.
26:41
Huge. This is big.
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And how he was so confident. First of all, you left the
26:44
house. Yeah.
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And got 2 meals but one's not for me.
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Not for me. It's my lunch tomorrow.
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Oh, so you going to stack up on meals while I'm not having a
26:51
meal? That's crazy.
26:55
That's actually crazy. Girl, you got to leave.
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ASAP. Right, but I bet her friend
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drove over and brought her something.
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Absolutely. What a quickness too.
27:02
This is why I like women. That's.
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Crazy. It's not too.
27:06
Late. It's not too late.
27:07
Jeez, get out. He's run.
27:09
He's an only child, huh? He's never shared anything in
27:11
his life, huh? Or he grew up with a bunch of
27:14
siblings and he was like I don't have to shave share anymore but
27:18
either child. It's the money that's going to
27:20
be combined regardless I. Don't like it?
27:22
You need to run. Run now fiance, but keep the
27:26
ring. Cash it in.
27:28
And then go buy yourself a meal, yeah.
27:33
Literally. That's crazy.
27:36
Well, that's it. Wow.
27:39
OK wait so we're a little early and if y'all have been on TikTok
27:45
I'm sure you've seen the raccoon and I was hoping to bring out
27:50
the raccoon today because I love the raccoon.
27:52
So if. You can.
27:53
Go to buy. Screen The raccoon is drunk on
27:57
the floor in the bathroom, so we've all been here I.
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Was going to say. I have.
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Literally there's probably a picture of me out there
28:05
somewhere looking like that. Because why is he laid out his
28:09
arms? And how did he get to the
28:11
bathroom? He knew to go to the bathroom.
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Because he had to get. Oh my God, He.
28:15
Opened up multiple bottles of alcohol so he was mixing.
28:20
Yes, he was mixing dark and light liquors.
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That was his. First problem, Yeah, he made a
28:27
bad mistake, passed out on the floor.
28:29
I wonder if he made it to the toilet or not.
28:32
I wonder. He is spread eagle and poor
28:34
baby. Virginia, They found him the day
28:37
later. They took him to the shelter, he
28:39
got sober, and then they released him again, but with his
28:44
body weight and everything. Oh.
28:46
It probably took just a couple sips.
28:48
Poor baby. But.
28:49
He opened up multiple bottles so you had to try them.
28:52
This made my whole week. The raccoon.
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Look at him. Look at him.
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Little feet. I love him.
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He's great. But what did we learn, right?
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What did we learn? Don't don't mix liquors #1 know
29:08
your limits. Yeah, know your limits.
29:09
Yeah, OK, the big one. And always bring a friend with
29:12
you. Never drink alone because.
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You got arrested and no one said this?