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We will be talking about the movies, but we're going to start
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off by saying welcome back Matt. I hate you.
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I'm so jealous of where you have been.
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Welcome to Multiple Nerdgasm with your hosts Matt, Luke and
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Dan Multiple Nerdgasm, your guide to all things nerdy.
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No, I don't hear the. Term gay vacation this week,
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which is where you go away to do gay stuff.
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So I like that term. Is that where you were?
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Yeah. The gay patient took your wife.
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Couldn't have been that gay. No, it means it means pax.
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No. Yeah.
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You mean PAX? Yes.
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Yeah. I did packing it in.
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Yeah, Jenna and I went to PAX East.
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It was, it was good. It was good.
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I saw lots of photos. I want to be there with you.
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Yeah. I noticed one thing in the
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photos and we can come back to. I'm sure you've got a lot to
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talk about, but just to bring it back to multiple Old Man's
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Health, Gatham. You're looking pretty trim,
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Matt, I must say. Those kicks.
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Yeah, A noticeable difference I reckon.
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Yeah, well, I mean, would you say I look like Harrison Ford in
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there? I mean, devil do.
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I haven't seen Harrison Ford in like a black T-shirt and skinny
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jeans, but if I did and I have you side by side, I'd be able
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to. I'd be able to.
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I'd say I'm just going to definitely say you're heading in
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the right direction. All right, great.
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Cheers. Yeah, thanks for that.
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Nice to mind you. Fuck, have you seen that picture
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of Harrison Ford back in his carpentry days?
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Just fucking given the peace sign?
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And he's literally just got natural ABS.
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Like just a natural. 6 Even now, as an old man Harrison, he's
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still. Listeners, listeners, guys are
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rolling out of their heads right now.
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Not this shit again. Fucking Harrison Ford again.
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Yeah, yeah, we like him. All right, get.
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A very attractive man. I'll go on a gaycation with him.
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Yeah, Paxis is good. It's again the big names, most
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of the big names not there, in fact, which on tiny build this
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year. Build.
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Yeah, which is interesting. I do like the big names aren't
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really there though. I like seeing the small stuff.
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You don't get as much cool free stuff though.
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I say no big names Gearbox was there.
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I'll talk about that a little bit so that that's still going
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up, which is I'm I'm happy about it because I do enjoy their
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panel. I don't remember Booth or
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anything I. Remember, we were there for
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Borderlands 2, but that came out, yeah, all those many years
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ago. Fucking long time ago at this
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point highlights were there's a game called Goblin Town Colon,
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really hard driving game. The Goblin Town I think is a
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publisher I'm trying to trying to make.
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Sense of that, I was like, Goblin game, I'm fucking in.
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It's called Really hard driving game.
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It is as advertised it seems. That booth was like a big goblin
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food truck, which it was fucking cool.
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It was a really fucking cool book.
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Good food. I didn't have any food as far as
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I could tell. Oh right, I see.
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Just had games looks. Like a food cup and it was
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games. Yeah, I see.
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Yeah. I mean, there is food at packs.
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I thought maybe they were putting on a bit of a spread.
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But the game is, it's really hard driving game where you
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drive really fast in a food truck on these levels that are
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like, you know, tricky and you drive off the edge of the Cliff
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or whatever. And the thing that made me laugh
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about it is that if you want to slow down, you have to scream
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into the microphone. You scream anything or you have
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to scream. Slow down.
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And then? Slow down a.
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Bit. So ipso facto, if you hadn't
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decided to slow down, but you'd realized you were going too fast
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and just freaked out, it would slow down.
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Slow down, the boys scream. Yeah.
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So they had, they had people playing together like, like a a
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bunch of screens set up and then disappear.
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What they got. Oh God, yeah.
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Amazing, amazing. So that was very funny.
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There's I saw two point and click adventure games in PAX
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Rising which I was like 2. Yeah, there's a lot of there
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there. There's a lot of places that
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have started to work on them because people have worked out
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that people still like them. Hell yeah, we do.
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So there's one called world light No time to trip, which was
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interesting name. It's like the pre rendered
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background type where I suppose a lot of them are.
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But you know, it's very, very, I guess you'd say like advanced
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art in a way that pixel art's not.
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That's not right describing that well, but you know, more like
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Longest Journey and some of those 90s point and click games
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where they had a very nice 3D. Yeah, yeah.
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Yeah, right. And then there's another one
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called Perfect Tides Station to Station, which was pixel art
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point click. So yeah, both types.
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Well, when we go to PAX Australia, we'll be sure to
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point let you know which ones they have here because I know
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you've been following one of them.
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Which which one? Yeah, at least yeah.
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I was looking around for for power hoof, they weren't there
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but. They're Australian, I believe
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they are. They're from Melbourne, yeah.
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So we'll, we'll get you an interview with them.
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I would love to talk to you to Dave from Power Hoof because I
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use his when I do attempt to make point and click adventure
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games of my own. I use his Unity add on called
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Power Quest that he made. Excellent.
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Yes, Borderlands 4 panel that's coming out in September.
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Looks great. Yeah, I mean.
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What's the setting of this? So at the end of Borderlands 3,
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apparently you blasted the the thing that was going to destroy
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Pandora somewhere else in the universe.
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And so you're on a new planet now, in that new place.
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I'm going to put money. It's going to look pretty much
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the same. It looks quite similar.
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I didn't change it too much. The enemies are probably going
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to be, let's say you. Don't want to alienate the the
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Borderlands. Audience that's right.
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I don't. While the story is fun, I think
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the fun part is playing with other people and just silly
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stuff happening. So that's.
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One of the things except Randy was there, obviously Randy
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Pitchford, he was talking about they as always dedicated to
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Co-op. Yeah, they're one of the he
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said. I don't know why more games
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don't do this still. Like we are 100% this game is a
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Co-op game. And yet I will still not play it
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Co-op because. Yeah, I've never, we don't have
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to. That's a great single player
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game. But we also, yeah, look, split
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screen and all that stuff still. I think where if I'm the other
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way, I think too many games are doing Co-op where it works in
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this game, This game I find it works because you can drop in
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drop out. It's just.
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More even more of that too. Apparently you could drop in
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because you know the we've we've done this before with
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Borderlands 2 in particular. We played tons of that like
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where drop in drop out and it works really well but the
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levelling is a little weird. Well, remember, because I joined
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with my character and I'd finished the game when you and
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Jenna just starting and I was just one shopping everything
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where you were. Yeah, apparently.
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I mean, I'd have to see it, but this that that's even handled
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even better in four where? Yeah, I know they fixed it in
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three, but I don't know I. Just don't know how that works
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but then but you also you get like instance loot and stuff
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which I think 3 had but but even more so where like yeah, if you
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join, I guess somehow the enemies are harder for you than
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they are for us Yeah enemies. I don't know how the fuck.
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They I don't know how they do it, but it works.
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It's. Yeah, it's weird.
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How does that work? Yeah, I don't know.
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More of your bullets, less of his bullets.
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Something like that, like, yeah, it's interesting.
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I'm not quite sure. I noticed something about
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Minecraft today that I didn't know.
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If someone else is in your game, you can't go to sleep unless
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they want to go to sleep. That's true.
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That's been around for quite some time.
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That makes sense. And I'd lost my bed.
8:04
So I went back and I built a bed and then I think you saw me rage
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quit a couple of times, yes. I do just go like killed cripple
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has left. They're gonna have any kid and
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just when I get good stuff and I go alright, it's time to turn,
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turn back and that's when it happens and they're.
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All turn around What actually? Less annoyed about being killed
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than I am about people creeping up on me during the day and
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exploding and fucking bringing my fucking house down.
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That's happened to me several times.
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And today a witch poisoned me which was annoying.
8:43
The witch is not too bad. While it's annoying, it won't
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kill you it. Can't kill you.
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What are you talking about? No.
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It's going to drain my health. Oh, does it?
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I think it gets you down to 1 heart.
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Oh. I've made you susceptible to
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killing. Yes, Yeah.
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Well, I don't know. I was just full health.
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I had full hunger so we'll what have you put it and it kept it
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kept me at that one heart and now go back.
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So maybe it was just I was it. What do you full hunger?
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Hunger. I think if we start like a
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classic rock band, the name should be full.
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Hunger. Full hunger.
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That's a. Great name.
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The price of Borderlands 4 did AQ and a thing at the end one of
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the questions was how much is it going to cost?
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Because as I'm sure you've probably seen, there's been some
9:31
controversy about the switch to game prices and also GTA 6 is
9:38
going to be more expensive. And so someone said how much is
9:41
Borderlands 4 going to cost? And Randy was like, well, he
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said. I don't know for sure because
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it's up to the publisher, but probably it's going to be a
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price that people may not initially be happy with, but it
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is worth it. And.
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And games have never been cheaper so.
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And that's. What inflation wise and
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everything? That's why I keep going back to
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it. It's not really been a price
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increase in games since ever. But they, I don't know man,
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fucking the I. I kind of want the Assassin's
10:19
Creed right now, but it is over $100.
10:23
Like they've yeah, right. Like now we're starting to see
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kind of yeah, like, but what's going to be it's.
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Going to be 130, yeah, but that's.
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But games were always 100 forever.
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It's only now that it's starting to creep up.
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And I think the problem. Is here was like the norm for.
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Decades but. We were, yeah, we were so long.
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And the games were $50. Well.
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Everything else is creeping up. Console prices, computer prices,
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everything's going up. Games have just been 50 bucks
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but. You want to know what the issue
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is? The issue is now.
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The problem is is it's not. We don't buy the one game
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anymore. Yeah, true.
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So that's why you feel it's hitting you more, because you're
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buying more games. True, if it was back to our one
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a year you're like fucking Skyrim that's worth $100.
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I'll play it every. Day for a year, yes.
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When I was a kid I thought they were fucking expensive.
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Yes. And I'm like, is that just
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because I was a kid and didn't have any money, but actually
11:14
they were more expensive? They just were.
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Yeah, yeah. So, yeah.
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So that that's the thing. It's probably going to be 80
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here, whatever that is there. Fucking our dollar is trading
11:28
against the USD so poorly right now.
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It's basically 5050 again. Thanks so far I should.
11:33
Try putting tariffs on stuff. Works great.
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Oh, we've got some tariff news too.
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OK. Coming up.
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Oh yeah, not. As we do, but from.
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Going to throw the tea in the harbour again are.
11:44
You well, actually the tariff is going to hit the tariff is going
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to hit some of the stuff coming out of packs.
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Yeah. Yeah, definitely will.
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We watch Acquisition Zinc live as usual.
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Very good, very amusing. Love it.
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That's a live DND game if you don't know what it is, and
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notable in this case because Chris Perkins was the DM again
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and he has retired from his role at Wizards of the Coast, so this
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might be the last time we see him do something like this.
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Oh. He's he's, he's completed his,
12:16
his quest Wizards of the Coast. Are you being all coy about this
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because he touched somebody and has been sacked or no, he's
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just. No, no, he's just retiring.
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You just got to literally. I'm done.
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Yeah. They said retiring.
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These days I'm shocked when I hear people leaving companies
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because they haven't touched anybody.
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He may well have just retired full stop for all.
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I don't know how much money he makes doing this stuff, but
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yeah, he's no longer going to be Wizards.
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And Jeremy Crawford, the other guy who was doing the running
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from retired as well. Or or left.
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I guess you don't know. Wouldn't leave Wizards to I
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don't know, like that seems to me the pinnacle of like if
12:51
you're into that, you want a job in in that right they.
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Have been like bought out and I think got more corporate and
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more sure. He probably doesn't have much
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creative controls he used to. I get the sense Wizards is.
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Is it because not like it used to be a company now?
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Hasbro brought them out, wasn't it?
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Correct. Yeah.
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So. And it's been a while, but over
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time they're just been more like there's things like, you know,
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everyone's using DND Beyond now, and DND Beyond is great, but if
13:24
you've got physical books, you can't use those on it, right?
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So, so I have to explain, I guess for people who don't know
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what the fuck I'm talking about. When you play DND, you create a
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character and you have spells and abilities and all that kind
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of stuff, and you can get those from a book.
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The book tells you what you can have and all that kind of stuff.
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And that can be complicated and overwhelming.
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And DND Beyond is an online thing that makes it easier where
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you can just say, I'm a barbarian, I've got this skill,
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I've got this thing, whatever. And you click and select them
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all and it kind of just says, here's your character sheet.
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This is the stuff you can do. And for a while, you have to
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rebuy all the stuff that you owned, right?
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So I own literally a fucking stack of DND books.
14:06
There no good to mean DND Beyond, because not only do I
14:09
not have access to that stuff because I have to buy the book
14:12
again on DND Beyond, if you try and add them, you can home brew
14:17
stuff. If you add them on there, they
14:19
look for content from the books and they'll they'll they'll go
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kick it off there. Yeah, No, no, no.
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You got to pay for that, mate. Yeah, I fucking did pay for I
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got I. Can fucking prove it.
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Some of my house. Yeah, but anyway, and they've
14:36
gotten more stingy with that stuff and now to the point where
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it used to be you could buy like a la carte things like say
14:44
you've got like, say you buy the Player's Handbook so you can
14:47
make a basic character and then you like, I have this other book
14:50
that I bought and I want one of the spells from it.
14:52
You could just buy that spell now.
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You can you have to buy the whole book so.
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I'm trying to see a lot of D&D stuff like YouTube channels and
15:01
stuff, which is just really dumbing down the rules.
15:04
Basically, if you've and just, I mean, that's very, very simple.
15:08
For the yeah, for entertainment purposes, I can see that makes
15:12
sense. Like acquisitions of Inc is not,
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I guess really how you would do D&D.
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It isn't like is it's more a show as.
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Well. It's actually incredibly boring
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to watch people play it properly if you're not allowed to
15:25
participate. Yeah, because a critical it's
15:28
just people thing. Doing maths on.
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Pieces of paper. And so I've got some since we're
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on the subject, right? There's two things I've put in
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here that I thought were really interesting that we saw in PAX.
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One is quickly just quickly Braille dice, right?
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And I was like, of course. And I said to the guy, I'm like,
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oh, it's one of those things you just assume, yeah, of course
15:48
that exists. And he goes, well, it didn't.
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And I'll fucking tell you why. Because it was really, really
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hard. Oh yeah, because it would change
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the way the dice roll. Yeah.
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And yeah, yeah, right. He's like, nowhere manufactured
16:01
them, and he was trying to find somewhere that even could
16:04
manufacture them. And it was really hard because
16:05
the dice are such a cheap commodity.
16:08
Yeah. And you need precision in a way
16:10
that they just weren't able to do for Braille.
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And I say, oh, that's fantastic. Yeah, right.
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Because yeah, they're trying to how random they are with the
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weight of it and the. Because numbers, I mean are
16:21
numbers in Braille just the amount of dots for that number.
16:25
No, there's more like. On AD 20, is the 20 just really
16:28
loaded? Will always land face down.
16:32
This is them dots, Braille dice, and oh.
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They look cool. Yes, but the end.
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Now there's more to it than that.
16:41
There's like lines and stuff to because you can't fit 20 dots
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on. Yeah, I guess.
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And it also, it'd be very, wouldn't it be sort of hard like
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19 to 20? I don't know.
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Yeah, when there's like a there's like a section, each
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side has like a rim on it and there's a section cut out and
16:57
that tells you what the where the bottom is.
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So when you're holding it, you can tell, as you say.
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Oh, wow. Yeah, there's a lot to that.
17:03
Because now I'm trying to think of other ways that you are
17:06
hindered by being blind playing DNA.
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But I suppose. That would be the main.
17:11
One that would yeah, that would be the main one, having to ask
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somebody what you rolled or I'm sorry, snake eyes again, mate,
17:16
that's. A natural one you're not.
17:21
You've got the other one was open the Gates, which is I've
17:27
got the link in the show notes and it's just about making games
17:31
more accessible because not in the dumbing down sense out of
17:35
the rules or anything, but in the sense that and you, I mean,
17:39
I've certainly played with people who struggle with this
17:41
when the DM says, what do you want to do?
17:44
And there you go. Everyone just sits there, Yeah.
17:48
Yeah, because it's like some some people are just naturally
17:51
good at making fucking shit up on the fly and others are not.
17:55
And then and So what they've got is these action sheets that
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they've made for. There's one for, one for action
18:02
and one for, like, just general role play.
18:05
And it basically just says when someone says what do you want to
18:07
do? It's just a list of prompts that
18:08
say like, well, here's what you could do.
18:10
Yeah. You know, it's a conversation.
18:12
Like you say, how do I trust this person?
18:13
Yeah. And like, yeah.
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That's good to me, because actually it's not always
18:18
intuitive. No, no and like.
18:20
To to new players. Right, It's not something like I
18:24
I love that part of it. So and like like improv and just
18:27
fucking around and, and, but other people I know don't.
18:30
They just want to roll the dice and that bit, it confuses.
18:34
Them. You should have seen me and Luke
18:36
freaking everybody out at the fucking role play tables.
18:41
Yeah. They're like, it was this thing
18:43
of angels in the city and, and wearing this casino and and
18:46
there's like this, this waitress was helping us and he's like,
18:50
OK, So what do you want to do now?
18:51
And looks like I want to follow that waitress back to the change
18:54
room and, and the guy's like, she's giving you all the
18:57
information she needs and he's like.
19:01
Gonna follow on her. Back and he's like, she's not
19:03
going there, she's going down to a car.
19:05
He's like, can I follow her to the parking lot?
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But. Even remember the first time we
19:11
ever played D&D and one of the first things I want to do was to
19:14
curb stomp someone who was meant to be life friendly introducers
19:19
to the game and I murdered him. I was talking to somebody the
19:21
other day about you fucking idiots playing D&D game.
19:26
The space is what we did, where it's like there's like an hour
19:30
of you guys in the fucking. Just trying.
19:33
To get a sandwich. And then I was like, it's so
19:38
silly, but like, it was fun, so who gives a shit?
19:42
Yeah, you could do whatever you want recently.
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And the guy's like, you should come and join our game.
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And I'm like, you know, and he's like, no, no, no, we don't take
19:51
it too seriously. And I'm like, you still take it
19:53
more seriously than I think. Yeah, but yes, so they, they
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have prompt sheets, which I thought would be really helpful
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for the people I've, I've literally played with people who
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struggle with that, whether they say, what do you want to do?
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And then they're like, just tell me what to roll because I can't.
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But just can't, right? Well, sometimes they could even
20:14
just be like, it's their first time.
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They're just nervous, like, yeah.
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So this can just be, well, that. Kind of thing doesn't
20:19
necessarily come natural to people.
20:21
Like we've done performance stuff like it's just, you know,
20:25
we've practiced it I guess is a way to say it.
20:28
Whereas what people just haven't?
20:30
Yeah, yeah. No, that's a great idea.
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Yeah, so they're really cool. I'll link to those in the show
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notes. Yeah, so those are the main
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highlights. I think there's one of the thing
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I wanted to mention. I managed to get my hands on an
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OD diner. So jealous.
20:47
I don't know. If you can see it, it's behind
20:49
me over there now because they're completely sold out
20:51
online but I guess they still had a bunch of them.
20:54
And on the Friday this is IM 8 bit we were walking around and I
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saw they had a stack of them and I was like oh fuck I left one of
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those. Next morning I went back to
21:03
thought maybe I'll see if I can get one for dear God, I know he
21:06
wants 1. Yeah, gone.
21:07
Not only that, half the fucking booth was gone Saturday morning.
21:12
They just like everything they had because I didn't even I was
21:15
like, is this the wrong booth? They had all this stuff and it's
21:18
like, no. She's quite crazy because
21:19
Friday's the quiet day. Saturday at PAX, Saturday
21:23
morning I got there. I mean, we had to sleep in
21:26
because. But still.
21:30
And that reminds me of when I tried to get the the Bluey
21:35
Garden. Gnomes.
21:36
And it was like, not just were there none, but there was a hole
21:39
where the table used to be. Like people had fucking taken
21:44
everything. People had taken the sign that
21:47
said that where they were. Yeah, yeah.
21:54
So anyway, yeah, sorry about I I genuinely was going to get you
21:57
one. And then they drink.
21:58
Some coffee and and reclaim your health.
22:01
Yeah. Although in the second one all
22:03
you do it, all the thermos does is save, right?
22:06
Oh, that's right. Yeah.
22:07
Yeah, you're right. I love though in the first one
22:10
you're collecting pages of a manuscript and you're drinking
22:12
coffee to, yeah, boost health. If only it was a better.
22:17
Game a Rider. The first one, yeah.
22:21
Great story game not bad. I'd still enjoy it, but.
22:24
No, not bad, not bad. I played it twice.
22:26
That's good. I still love the fact that the
22:29
chapters I quite liked as I'm going to stop playing the game
22:32
now and I'll come back to it because there's an actual
22:34
stopping point. Yeah, yeah.
22:37
Yeah. Yeah, so that's Pax London.
22:43
Oh, I mean, while we're on the topic, So I was, Yeah, we were
22:46
in Boston for the weekend. Yep.
22:49
Lyra was a grandma, so we could kind of do things as if we were,
22:54
you know, we're, we're, we're not parents.
22:56
And so we were able to go to the movies.
22:59
Hey, what did you see? Nate, no need to yell at me
23:02
anyway, he knows this. I've already mentioned this to
23:03
him on threads, but I saw Sinners.
23:09
How have you seen it yet? No, I hadn't.
23:11
No, I haven't seen it and I had not heard that it even existed
23:15
until suddenly everyone was talking about it.
23:17
The same. And then I was like, I want to
23:19
go see it. OK, Do you know what it's about?
23:21
I don't want to spoil. Anything.
23:22
No idea. OK, No, not at all.
23:25
Oh. No black vampires.
23:28
I've just read the first line and I'm what?
23:31
So So what you just said Dan is apparently more than Jenna knew
23:36
because halfway through the movie when it was revealed
23:41
because it would lack up to about.
23:43
I don't want to spoil anything for people, but like it happened
23:45
to about halfway through. It's just not clear.
23:47
Like, you know, it's. Not for Luke and I, listeners.
23:49
Skip ahead. We're scholars.
23:51
Yeah, we can. Discuss these It's a vampire
23:53
movie. Yeah.
23:55
Oh, is it one of those ones where you don't really know like
23:58
from? No.
23:58
And I, I knew, so I hadn't really thought about it, but it
24:01
got to halfway through and then there was like a vampire there.
24:04
And then Jenna was like, are you fucking kidding me?
24:07
Like, she just got really excited.
24:10
And I was like, oh, yeah, did you not know that that's what
24:12
this was Just no. Oh, fuck.
24:14
All right. She just knew it was heard.
24:17
It was really, really good horror movie.
24:19
Yeah. Set in in the South.
24:22
And it is. It is that also.
24:24
Is it also a musical I mean? Sort of, no?
24:29
'Cause that's not that that that shocked me, 'cause on Wikipedia
24:32
it's got sinners. It's a 2025 American musical
24:34
horror film. Yeah, it is in the in the music
24:37
is heavily part of the play. OK, 'cause yeah, what I think
24:41
musical, I think they're gonna story breaking out into song.
24:44
Well they so it's about two twins, both played by Michael B
24:47
Jordan, which I also didn't know until I saw it.
24:49
And then he's literally fucking 2 characters in this.
24:52
They were like, fucking what can we do that's better than having
24:55
Michael B Jordan in a movie? Just let him play all the
24:57
characters. It was an interview because we
25:00
started the Alamo. Yeah, they do the the stuff up
25:03
the front. There's two things they did.
25:04
This is Saturday Night Live sketch where he's Jake from
25:07
State Farm, which is like one of the insurance companies.
25:09
And that was very funny. I'll try And finally to that and
25:13
there was an interview with Ryan Coogler, the director, where he
25:17
said I forget the context was, but he just started talking
25:21
about, you know, like, you know, we've got a lot of supernatural,
25:26
you know, God like stuff going on this.
25:28
But you guys need to remember he's only human.
25:30
I mean, I know you look at him and you go, but he's only human
25:34
too. Yeah, 2 of him, but it's about
25:41
it's in the South after like the emancipation, I guess.
25:44
And they're like the like the black community.
25:48
They're still, a lot of them are still working on plantations,
25:51
but they're free technique. I don't quite know how all that
25:54
stuff worked, but it's about two brothers, 2 twins who went to
25:58
Chicago, came back with money and they buy this old, I think
26:05
an old mill or abattoir or something, this old shed thing
26:09
and they're going to make a Juke joint.
26:11
They want to have music and stuff and that's what it's
26:13
about. It's like they go around and get
26:16
all the local musicians and then part of The thing is that some
26:20
people have this ability to create music that connects us
26:26
all and crosses time and space. And it's like, so music is like
26:32
super part of the. Dead vampires.
26:36
And it's like kind of bluegrassy, like oven.
26:39
Yeah, but it's like fucking. The soundtrack is amazing.
26:42
This is Ludwig Garnson. And it's like, because he and
26:45
Brian Coogler are good friends. And it starts out like, yeah,
26:49
it's all Blues and, and what you would expect.
26:52
Like they've got guitars and harmonicas and and they're doing
26:54
stuff. But then there's a sequence in
26:55
it where this guy, the main character, performs for the
26:59
first time. And it's like, you see the
27:01
music? It's like this not musical in a
27:06
in a traditional sense, but like it, it suddenly blends in.
27:09
You've got like this modern hip hop and then suddenly there's
27:11
like, like, you know, Public Enemy are there as well in this
27:15
like montage. And then there's like these
27:16
tribal people they're dancing too.
27:18
And it's like the cameras move. It's fucking cool.
27:21
OK. And later on as the Vampires
27:25
show up, the score gets this John Carpenter synth style stuff
27:30
added and then metal guitars and drums.
27:33
But with the Blues, it's really good.
27:37
All right, I might try and see it then.
27:40
I recommend it. It's.
27:41
Cool. It's not perfect, it confused me
27:44
a bit, mostly the third act confused me a bit, but still
27:48
good. Yeah, OK.
27:50
And and Nate is now off your back.
27:55
Yeah, OK. It looks like it hasn't shown up
27:56
yet. That's all right.
27:58
Oh yeah, yeah, No, no, it's very apparently it's going to be on.
28:01
Well, it's going to be on a streaming service that we've
28:04
also got some news about. Oh yeah, July so.
28:07
Draw's not Draw's pretty quick. So Luke and I have this.
28:12
Is not a big film technically, except it's been people were
28:16
like this is fucking sick and so now it's become a big film.
28:19
Yeah, yeah. But it's good when that happens,
28:22
when word of mouth makes good films noticeable just because
28:26
people have seen them gone. This is really good.
28:28
Because this. Is why he wanted to make it.
28:30
It was they made it quickly. It was just like he wanted to
28:33
make this thing and so you just get this fucking thing made and
28:35
then it was not like a big, you know, production or anything.
28:39
But This is why I always think like opening box office numbers
28:42
isn't the thing you should be judging a film on, it's the the
28:45
afterlife of that. Like how many people are going
28:47
to see it after that shows if it's a good movie or not.
28:52
Because that word of mouth and people go, oh, I want to say
28:54
that again. The first weekend, you don't
28:56
know what you're getting yourself.
28:57
Into this one really was like that.
28:58
I believe it came out and everyone was like no one was
29:02
seeing it until some somebody somewhere saw it and was like
29:05
guys. Yeah.
29:08
Go see this. Yep, there's night.
29:14
The last time I think that really happened to me was when,
29:18
Matt, you told me to go and watch Ex Machina, and I was, oh,
29:21
yeah, I've never fucking heard of this.
29:23
And I was like, oh, ask Isaacs. Yeah, I like him, but where's
29:26
this movie coming from? And then I watched.
29:28
I was like, holy shit, I've got to tell literally everybody to
29:31
see this. Movie.
29:31
I didn't probably put it in, but there's a rumor Alex Garland is
29:37
going to do an Elder Ring movie but I thought he wasn't doing
29:42
movies anymore. I don't know.
29:46
Elden Ring could be interesting but.
29:48
He started off as a novelist. Maybe he's going back to that.
29:51
I've read a couple of his books, maybe all of them actually.
29:56
Elden Ring would be a weird movie I think.
29:58
I don't know how that would be a.
30:00
Movie I've not played enough of elden Ring to know what the
30:02
story is, to know how difficult it would be to.
30:04
Because it is far too hard a game for me to be able to play
30:08
it's. Just one of those games that I
30:10
feel like the plot is services the game in a way that it would
30:14
be strange to detach it from the game.
30:18
Yeah, maybe I'm just not. But also I think.
30:21
Island. So maybe he's got a way to do
30:23
that. Yeah, we'll wait and see, but.
30:26
I was going to say, that's kind of every video game movie.
30:30
Yeah, unless they write their completely own story.
30:33
I'm trying to think of any that I thought, no, that was just a
30:35
great analogue from, from one to the other.
30:38
Because you know there's a do you know there's a Bioshock
30:41
series in development right now? Oh yeah, and.
30:43
I'm like, how is that? I mean.
30:46
Sometimes I think. Are they going to have series?
30:47
Would you kindly they're going to have all that in there or are
30:49
they going to? Have and that's why sometimes I
30:50
think a television series is a better way to go because you can
30:54
stretch out that story, whereas you've got like a movie where
30:56
you're going to try and packing all this law and story.
30:59
That's where you struggle. So maybe it will work well for
31:04
it because evidently, like The Last of Us, people enjoy that.
31:08
I've not seen it, but I. Haven't watched it either.
31:12
I tried. I watched the bit of the first
31:13
episode and I was like, I don't like the tone of it so I'll.
31:16
Leave it. But yeah, I've got no connection
31:17
to the game at all so. No, I've played some of it well.
31:24
Characters just aren't pretty enough.
31:26
The Internet has has spoken. Yeah, kind of drama around that,
31:32
because so much drama about all that stuff these days.
31:34
Fuck off. Well, yeah, people being
31:38
beautiful, that's really a Hollywood thing.
31:39
It's not a UK thing. Yeah, and like, I mean, I get it
31:44
if you've played a game. I mean, we all complained when
31:47
we heard that Geralt was going to be played by.
31:51
Cavill. Yeah, Henry Cavill.
31:53
We're like, how is that even going to work?
31:55
And then we saw the picture. We're like, oh, yeah, OK.
31:58
And we saw the first episode in that one long shot where he's
32:00
just fucking stabbing guy after guy after guy.
32:02
Well, Oh yeah, this is fucking excellent.
32:04
Yeah. It wasn't until that first
32:06
episode that I was sold, but like, yeah, he fucking smashed
32:09
it. Yeah, literally.
32:12
He was just so fucking athletically.
32:15
I know. And it went like Henry Kevin.
32:17
Fuck no, not that guy. And then it was like they fought
32:20
Henry cow. Are you kidding me?
32:22
Yeah, he could do. It yeah, I still don't know if
32:24
he got if he got screwed over it or this was something that was
32:28
planned for him to go. Sorry, I'm leaving to go do
32:30
Superman. Oh, I'm not Superman anymore.
32:34
Because it seems like a big thing to get out of your
32:37
contract for making TV show to go over and then it's not there.
32:42
Yeah, but now he gets to do Warhammer and 40,000.
32:44
Yeah. I'm all in for that, yeah.
32:46
Is that still happening though? Highlanders got sold off.
32:49
Oh yeah, I saw the other day. Lionsgate sold it because
32:53
they're like, Oh yeah, Amazon's doing it now.
32:57
Yeah, but they've got a start date, so OK shooting.
33:00
Yeah, because it's still happening then.
33:02
It's just interesting that they were like.
33:03
Yes, it was all. And then they were like, you
33:05
know what? We don't want to do this.
33:07
Does anyone else want to do it? Yeah, yeah, I wanted to Quaser.
33:10
And I'm like, you better not fuck Highlander.
33:11
She's like, I don't know what you're talking about.
33:13
You better not fuck Henry Cavill.
33:17
Pretty sure I get a Henry Cavill hall pass.
33:19
Yeah, I'll have a Henry Cavill vacation for sure.
33:25
I've got some Henry Cavill news I've covered in here very
33:28
quickly. It's not really news, it's just
33:30
that, and I started talking about this last week, but I have
33:32
watched Man of Steel and Batman V Superman in the last fortnight
33:36
did. You and I'm sorry you're excited
33:39
about James Gunn Superman. Yeah, I'm fucking so excited
33:42
about Superman. These are underrated
33:45
masterpieces. They're floored masterpieces,
33:47
I'll give it that. They're not perfect, but oh.
33:49
Boy. Cavill's Superman is he's so
33:57
good he's so not the problem. What if what if Superman wasn't
34:01
even sure if he should be Superman or if he even liked
34:04
people or if people liked him? Like sure, what a fucking movie.
34:11
And what if everything around him just blew up?
34:13
Just what if he didn't want to kill everyone?
34:16
Anybody but in in fighting, one dude killed thousands.
34:24
I love it. And I fucking.
34:26
And then what if he what if we teamed him up with Batman, who
34:30
was just so fucking sick of being Batman in real life that
34:34
it transcended into the movie? See, I still feel sorry for
34:39
Affleck because I think he could have been a great Batman.
34:42
And I'll say this the amount well and I'm trying to think
34:47
when Batman V Superman came out, had Wonder Woman standalone
34:51
movie already come out or not? I don't think it had.
34:53
No, I. Think this was that was her
34:55
first time we saw Wonder Woman and what what a perfect amount
35:00
of Gal Gadot to have in a movie you know just.
35:05
Yeah, it's not. Much for us to go.
35:07
Fuck. She's beautiful and charismatic
35:09
and charming, but not have to say too many lines.
35:13
Yeah, sure. I'm here to get a photograph.
35:15
OK, Intriguing. Hope.
35:17
We've hope there's not a whole movie about this lately, because
35:20
that will ruin it. But.
35:24
Yeah, so you didn't. Did you rewatch Wonder Woman?
35:27
No. No, no.
35:29
No, I'm not like doing the DC EU.
35:31
I'm just doing Henry Cavill. 'S I know women's odd one
35:34
because I know everybody liked it.
35:36
I liked it up until I didn't point and then I just really
35:39
stopped liking it. Like I've only watched.
35:42
It the. I thought it was aggressively
35:43
unlikeable and the sequel was so shit the.
35:47
Sequel. Did like it because I'm like.
35:50
What's this garbage? The sequel made no sense.
35:53
Like it fortunately made no. Sense.
35:57
I haven't seen that one. Yeah, I guess maybe I should at
36:00
some point. I'm just watching the trailer
36:03
for Superman at the moment. Like right in this second.
36:06
Yeah, Yeah. OK, Well, look, I'm.
36:08
Here I'm just watching it. I just saw right?
36:10
I love. About Superman, what I love
36:12
about Superman is that you can have Henry Cavill fucking
36:15
brooding, dark, hardly any colour in it, and 50% of people
36:19
go that's not Superman. And 50 people go fuck and you
36:22
don't deserve Cavill, bring him back.
36:23
And then you can do the complete opposite where Superman's just
36:25
out in the day, everything's brightly coloured, he's fucking
36:29
and say 50% of the people go fuck and that's not Superman.
36:32
And 50% of the people go, yeah, that's what we wanted all along.
36:35
Why has he got a dog? Because he has a fuck.
36:37
Because he's got a dog. He always had a fucking dog.
36:39
And you know who else has got a dog?
36:42
James Gunn, Yeah. Same dog.
36:45
Superman and James Gunn, Yeah. Yeah, no, it's the there's a
36:50
full trailer Superman. We'll link to it.
36:53
Looks good. I think what ruins superhero
36:58
movies for me is when the tone is not right and the tone looks
37:01
absolutely fine. Another thing ruins it is that
37:04
when somehow something happens and I don't like the actors, but
37:08
I don't dislike these guys. Both of them, they're good,
37:11
they're fine. This halt's good as looks good
37:13
as Lex Luthor. Now, do we know is Gal Gadot, is
37:16
she still Wonder Woman in this universe or is this like?
37:20
I don't think so. Fresh, I think they got a fresh
37:22
restart again like we're just. You know, in a weird way, I know
37:25
she's not old, but I think she's too old now, like, for this
37:28
universe. For yeah, because how I mean
37:30
this Superman looks. 25 That's what I mean.
37:33
I know I'd let her, but. Mega for it?
37:36
Yeah, fucking hit me. But I think I.
37:39
Think just OK, just don't talk while you're doing it please.
37:42
Honestly, say your own things. Don't.
37:44
Don't try to remember lines. Although they've still got
37:48
Peacemaker and that stuff happening so.
37:50
Yeah, that's true. I mean, I guarantee you that
37:54
Michelle, Michelle what's, what's the Aussie from Oh Street
38:01
and Neighbors. Robbie, Margot.
38:06
Robbie, Margot. Robbie.
38:07
Right, Right. Yeah.
38:08
We'll be carried over, no questions.
38:11
No, I was like, well, who? Oh, Harley Quinn.
38:13
Harley Quinn, Yeah. Yes, that would be odd because
38:18
yeah, some people are and some aren't, right?
38:22
Am I? Yeah, Nathan, it's up to him, to
38:25
previous, isn't it? Yeah, it's pretty cool.
38:27
Well, it's good. When you're super good friends
38:29
with the guys making it. I know, but it's like his
38:32
career, he disappeared for a long time and then now he's.
38:35
Well, he really disappeared. He just went to TV.
38:39
Yeah, he's still doing the rookie.
38:41
He was doing that. That's still going on at.
38:43
Least my sister has to be so she will not shut up about the
38:46
rookie. Oh yeah, I've never seen it, but
38:49
it's I've never. Seen it I've.
38:51
Never seen it. Still happening somehow.
38:55
Maybe it's good. It must be at least a bit good,
38:59
I think. Yeah.
39:01
I need something new to watch. Maybe I'll maybe I'll check.
39:04
That out, maybe you've done a try.
39:05
Trying to force myself to watch and or not because I don't think
39:08
I'll like it. But just because it.
39:10
Takes, I don't know and. I don't know.
39:12
Why is hard now? Because it's like.
39:14
Yes, it takes a commitment to to put it on.
39:17
Yeah. The problem is, is if it's good,
39:20
you need to give this one the support.
39:22
Otherwise you're not going to get other good stuff.
39:23
But we're going to end up with. We've already told us we're not
39:26
getting any more of this so. This will be the last 1 though.
39:30
I think the reason why I think the reason this is like a
39:32
breakup and. That your ex-girlfriend has
39:35
given. You but no, I think the reason
39:37
we're not getting rid of anymore and or is he's just going to
39:39
lead directly into Rogue One and.
39:41
Right. You can't do a sequel after.
39:44
Spoilers. He dies.
39:46
He dies, Yeah. And they don't kiss, they just
39:50
hug when they know we're about to die.
39:53
Well, they weren't really a romantic relationship, were
39:56
they? And no, but if you knew you were
39:58
about to die, you'd be like, start jerking me off.
40:04
Let's see. Let's see if we can time this.
40:16
In other Star Wars news, you know we talked before James Earl
40:19
Jones sold them his. Voice.
40:21
Rights for AI and apparently they've put that to use and
40:27
there's a Vader in Fortnite that is AI.
40:32
So you it kind of just says whatever the AI can.
40:36
Whatever they want anyway, yeah. Oh, there were some issues with
40:40
that apparently. And there's a video clip in this
40:42
article I've linked of a streamer.
40:45
It was just swearing back at people, basically.
40:49
But hold on, it had to be scripted, right?
40:52
No, it's AI power which. I think that's but it's not.
40:56
Doesn't generate on the fly the script.
40:58
Yes, it. Does, yeah.
40:59
Fucking what? So they had to patch it because
41:02
this streamer, what's her name, she's Australian Loser Fruit.
41:09
She was as Padme in game. She was playing as Padme and
41:15
said something about something about what?
41:17
Freaking fucking food is this. Yeah, what freaking fucking food
41:21
is this? Invaders.
41:21
Like freaking fucking such profanity doesn't fit you,
41:24
Padme. And they were like, like.
41:28
Amazing. Yeah.
41:30
That that's dangerous to. I always thought I want to.
41:33
Hear him lay in the fucking smack down.
41:36
Apparently there's more clips out there because they they
41:39
literally they had to patch it because they were like oh fuck.
41:42
Because it I can see what they're trying to do, like it's
41:44
actually reacting to what you're saying, which makes a lot more.
41:48
Yeah, that's great. But these large language models
41:52
don't obey the rules, they just they fucking rogue.
41:56
Like they'll go rogue all the time.
41:58
That's why they do obey the rules.
41:59
But if he hasn't? Come out of that rule, they
42:01
don't know to obey it. That's yeah.
42:03
That's why Apple's new Siri thing hasn't come out yet.
42:05
Because it's like, I want to literally have to just beg the
42:08
thing. Like, please don't say anything
42:10
fucking racist. Yeah.
42:12
And then it's like, I'll consider it.
42:14
Yeah. And then people.
42:15
Tricking it noted that you've said that, yeah.
42:17
Yeah, but that's the first thing everyone wants to do with AI is
42:21
make it racist. Let's just.
42:23
Make it racist. Make it swear.
42:25
Yep, what the Internet's for. So yeah, anyway, apparently
42:31
they've patched that, but I I am not convinced because as I said,
42:35
you can get these things to do stuff, you just have to if.
42:39
You're going to word it correctly and.
42:42
They're not as understood as people might think.
42:47
No, like while, while it did come a long way very quickly,
42:51
it's still very early stages. Yeah, like as far as I'm aware,
42:56
we still don't really understand how the fuck it does it.
42:59
We just know that it does it. Yeah, yeah.
43:03
And it's literally, like I said, you have to just like, please,
43:06
please, please. OK.
43:07
When you respond, don't say anything racist.
43:09
Don't swear. Don't do, don't.
43:12
Yeah, but the Apple one, if you look in the, if you see, I've
43:16
seen, you know, you have writing styles in Apple products.
43:20
We can say please rewrite this but make it sound more happy.
43:24
Casual, yeah. If you look in the in the the
43:28
prompts, I guess this leaked at some point.
43:30
It's like literally a long list of just begging this thing not
43:34
to. Don't, don't fucking don't
43:35
mention the Jews. Don't just don't.
43:39
Please God, don't do any of this stuff.
43:41
And here's the issue with AI. You're better off saying what it
43:44
can do rather than what it can't do.
43:46
Understand what it can do better.
43:48
So do this, do that, don't. Yes, doesn't has a harder time
43:52
with. Yeah, yeah, because it gets
43:54
confused. So you want to tell you should
43:57
be doing this, and when this happens, do this.
44:00
I know because I'm playing with AI at the moment and that's what
44:02
I've been. Learning.
44:03
Yeah, right. Well, in related news, you see
44:07
the Twitter 1 keeps mentioning the white genocide in South
44:11
Africa, but Elon Musk keeps talking about coincidentally.
44:15
Now, if you look at this article, even someone asked it a
44:19
question about a sports player and it was like, yeah, in South
44:24
Africa, trying to wipe out all the white people in the car's.
44:26
Like, what? Yeah.
44:27
And it's like, what the fuck? And then someone said, could
44:32
you? Are you alright?
44:33
And it's like, yeah, but I don't know about those white people in
44:36
South Africa. Wait, so it's on the, it's on
44:39
the side of the whites, is it? It's.
44:41
Like the side? And it just keeps bringing it up
44:44
like 'cause I. Said like what is it about?
44:45
The time it's like time to stop the genocide.
44:50
I mean, I kind of I'm of two minds.
44:51
I'm not usually one for a genocide, but I do think if they
44:54
want to finally achieve racial harmony in South Africa, getting
44:57
rid of the whites is probably a good first step.
45:00
But it just keeps mentioning it so funny.
45:09
Which I think there's a screenshot of an example there
45:12
where someone said Max Scherzer is getting paid this year.
45:17
This is like a baseball player and it's just like a list of all
45:19
the the salaries of baseball players.
45:21
And then someone said asked Grok the AI is this accurate?
45:25
And then it's reply was the claim of white genocide in South
45:27
Africa is highly debated. Some argue white farmers face
45:31
disproportionate but it's like what the fuck are you talking
45:33
about? He's like that guy that you stop
45:36
and have to stop inviting to parties.
45:38
Yeah. And then I think someone tried
45:42
to get out, ask it like, why do you keep talking about this?
45:46
And it's like, oh, I was asked to to talk about it.
45:49
And so by what? I think is funny about it would
45:52
just I mean, I only use ChatGPT, but one thing I've noticed is
45:54
that it will remember other things you've said in completely
45:57
other contexts and bring them in like when I was doing those that
46:03
trend of the action figure Prasadas right.
46:09
I'd tell it what to put for you, Matt, and then it would do it,
46:12
get into it was happy. And then I'd prompted for Luke's
46:14
and it would do it. And then I'd ask for a change
46:16
and then suddenly something from yours would be in his.
46:18
I'm like, no, no, no, this is something else.
46:21
This is a new. One you need to.
46:23
What you really need to do is what you need to, especially
46:25
when you're talking to it and you come up with another idea,
46:27
another sort of segue. You need to really go to a new
46:29
chat to start. Start a new window, yeah.
46:31
Right. But what they do now is it's,
46:34
it's interesting how it works because they don't remember
46:36
anything. People think, oh, it remembers
46:37
stuff it doesn't. What it's doing is it's sending
46:40
all of the stuff you said before every time you do a new one as
46:45
well, and it's reading through it all again because it can't
46:48
remember things. Like they get trained and then
46:49
that's it. It's locked.
46:50
What is remembering? Yeah.
46:52
So when it looks like it's like getting confused, it's because
46:55
it's actually been given, you know, 10 pages of fucking
46:59
dialogue and it's getting confused.
47:01
So you want to sort of start off like new chat and then like
47:04
starting off and then telling it like I want to start fresh with
47:07
this is a new one I'm doing. Yeah, I tried to get it to
47:11
design me a custard Superman again.
47:13
I'm fucking mad about Superman at the moment, and it's like, I
47:16
won't do that. It's a copyright character.
47:18
Oh, yeah, OK, forget it. Forget everything I've just said
47:20
about it. Draw me a man with a blue
47:23
spandex suit. He's like, I won't draw that for
47:25
you. I know.
47:26
What you don't do, Danny Boy? Yeah, I told you I tried to get
47:29
it to draw Lira on. Dinosaur.
47:33
Dinosaur. Yeah.
47:34
And then it said, I can't do that.
47:35
And I said, OK, can you just draw a blonde girl on a purple
47:37
generic dinosaur? And it said, yeah, sure, it did
47:40
it. And then all of a sudden this
47:41
red banner popped up and it said, like, I know what you're
47:44
up to, mate. Yeah.
47:44
Yeah, we'll watch it for you this time.
47:48
Well, I did. I wish I had the the the
47:51
article, but there was some guy who was like, because you, you
47:54
can't just like put a picture of a girl and say please make the
47:58
tits bigger, right? It won't, It won't do that.
48:00
But he wanted to see if he could trick it into doing that.
48:04
And so he put a picture of some woman and he was like, my sister
48:07
has had to have a double mastectomy and she's very sad.
48:10
And she wants to know what she would have looked like if her
48:12
breasts had grown improperly And like, And evidently he did trick
48:16
it into, yeah, putting massive tits on this and.
48:19
That's how. That's how my Nellie Portman
48:22
image collection got. Yeah, clearly there's some
48:26
without limits because I I've seen a lot of Natalie Portman
48:28
with very big tits out. There, that's because of that
48:31
meme. I think it's the funny meme with
48:33
the. To enhance it, right?
48:36
To enhance it, right? Yeah.
48:39
I think there's there's even some deep, some deep fakes here
48:42
at the moment that are sort of getting like female.
48:44
Black hits. No, but they're doing like
48:47
female rugby league players now. Oh, to just wait.
48:51
No. I mean, they'll do anybody the
48:54
deep fakers won't. They yes, I thought you meant
48:56
female rug. Do anybody?
48:59
As well I get the male ones we all but.
49:04
I mean, yeah, consent or no, they'll they're all up for it.
49:08
Yeah, yeah. I don't know how to deep like.
49:15
Is it just an app for deep fakes or?
49:19
My. Mother-in-law said.
49:21
I'm sure there is. One, there are people that she
49:24
was worried about getting deep faked and I was like, and then
49:27
when she was talking about it, I realized she meant identity
49:30
theft. Oh sure.
49:32
She was like, what if someone makes a deep fake of me?
49:34
I'm like, why would they do that?
49:38
Because I have heard doctorate of people who are white.
49:41
Like, remember one of the guys at the very start of the defect
49:44
was doing like the transition of, I think, Bill Hader into Tom
49:48
Cruise. Oh yeah.
49:50
And like he was really what he was doing in the impression.
49:53
Yes, yes. And he's really, really good at
49:56
it. And so like and how do you get
49:58
good at something like that? I saw somebody and then, I mean,
50:01
he's made himself a target. But you know, Sam Harris always
50:04
said he was worried about clips of himself being on the Internet
50:08
saying stuff that he actually didn't say because people often
50:11
you mis, yes, you misquote him or whatever and say he said
50:14
things he didn't. And and so now there are tons of
50:19
deep fake clips of him saying all sorts of stuff.
50:21
That's all right. Yeah.
50:23
I've cloned my my own voice now in 11 labs.
50:26
I had to give it like an hour's worth of.
50:28
Luckily there's a lot of audio recording of me, but it sounds
50:32
pretty convincing. Scary.
50:38
I know. And it was like, Oh yeah, we
50:39
could probably identify it. Can we?
50:42
Well, here's the problem is probably people don't.
50:45
Care enough because. That's the thing people don't
50:48
want people get the news from Facebook from like a a meme or a
50:52
5 second clip. That's that.
50:55
If they see that they're better, but it's true or not, that's now
50:57
fact to them. My president apparently mistook
51:02
this photoshopped letters on someone's hand as actual
51:05
tattoos. That's.
51:06
Right. And then when I say
51:08
photoshopped. Would not let that.
51:10
Go Ms. painted fucking letters on Yeah, so yeah.
51:17
Yes, he is one of the people who will get his news from Facebook
51:19
about stale facts. And.
51:22
Probably he don't repeat. It and then yeah, and then he
51:24
will retweet it or whatever the hell you call it now.
51:29
And then half the country believes it.
51:32
On the subject of him, tariffs will be on films produced
51:37
overseas now apparently, and that is probably going to it's
51:44
going to be issues, it's going to be.
51:45
Interesting how they're going to do that though.
51:50
Yeah, I'm, I mean, it's a very interesting idea.
51:55
Yeah, just how how this actually works already weighs around, You
52:03
know, they might just have to get an American executive
52:06
producer and then be able to say it's an American.
52:09
Film that we filmed, yeah, it's like.
52:11
We used to film all we. Used to film lots of stuff here.
52:12
It's like, yeah, because we used to film everything on a fucking,
52:15
like, painted background. Yeah, like, we don't do that
52:18
anymore. You actually go like.
52:20
The reason, the only reason people are going to other
52:22
countries and stuff is sometimes it is for the the setting, but
52:26
for oh, they're going to give the tax incentive.
52:28
That's all you need to do. You don't need to tariff it.
52:32
That stuff is probably what he's targeting is people getting
52:36
around taxes and stuff. But but like.
52:41
I mean, I hope so. It's sort of confusing, like,
52:43
because if Disney make a film, but they film it here in
52:46
Australia, it's still Disney. An American corporation, yes.
52:52
Own. Yeah, they already own it.
52:54
No, no. In America they spin up a
52:56
company. That's how that's how this
52:57
works. Yeah.
52:59
They spin up a new company and presumably in Australia, and
53:03
then that company makes the film and then goes bankrupt.
53:08
Yeah, I just, I don't understand how it's going to work.
53:11
Yeah, I don't know. I'm so interested to see if any
53:14
of the tariffs are working apart from making everything more
53:15
expensive for everyone. Yeah, well, one, the reason I
53:21
mentioned this specifically is because this made me laugh
53:23
because it's just so typical. Is that apparently just because
53:26
he liked Sean Connery as in Big OK because Sean Connery helped
53:32
him build a fucking hotel in in like the 80s or something?
53:38
James Bond films will not have tariffs on them, Trump said in
53:41
an interview. It's just so.
53:44
What's funny also is that by the end Connery fucking hated James
53:47
Bond movies. But I mean this is just so.
53:52
Didn't want to get asked about it.
53:55
Yeah. That's that's like.
53:57
That's putting tariffs on film, the movie makers, and we're
53:59
going to be doing some tariffs to get them because a lot of
54:01
them have left this country. They all live here.
54:03
The money comes from here, Everything comes from here.
54:05
But they make them in other countries.
54:06
So we're going to do something to bring them back, maybe to a
54:09
large extent, but James Bond has nothing to worry about that.
54:12
I can tell you. You know, Sean Connery was a
54:14
friend of mine. Sean Connery.
54:15
Make James Bond movies. In America, are they British
54:18
movies? Is dead.
54:22
That's why, that's why, yeah, there's going to be no tariff on
54:25
those because it's OK because some guy who played even decades
54:28
ago in. England.
54:30
Yeah, that's, I mean, it's just so funny and I mean, he's just
54:35
talking shit. Have you seen the thing that I
54:36
think is absolutely crazy how guitars gifting him a plane?
54:41
Yes, of course I've seen that, yes.
54:43
And it's all like, it's not like they're giving the government a
54:46
plane. They're gifting it to the
54:48
government to use for three years and then they're gifting
54:51
it. Imagine if they'd given a if
54:53
Qatar had given a plane to Obama.
54:55
Yeah, yes, thanks for. The plane like everyone to be
54:57
like we. Wouldn't have happened.
54:58
In Syria. Like even in my head.
55:03
This guitar know they can give you a fucking yeah.
55:07
Like that, in my head, it will make sense if they'll gift you
55:09
and that was going to be the new Air Force One for the next
55:12
whatever. But no, they're gifting it to
55:14
him and then they're going to gift it to his library that he
55:17
has. Control and when you talk, make
55:20
sure you talk into this lamp. Yes.
55:26
Oh man. Just insane.
55:28
But yeah, that's what he would be going crazy if they hadn't
55:31
gifted a plane to Obama or yeah, there's a lot of.
55:36
Stuff like that, yeah, yeah. It's fine for him to stay away
55:42
from that. I hate it, it's getting
55:43
depressing. Well, I've got there's an
55:46
interesting article I saw this week.
55:48
Did you see this the the the creator of the Lonely Planet
55:52
guide, right? Oh yeah.
55:54
You see, so he's he's visited 170 countries and written about,
56:00
you know, what's good and where to go and like that.
56:02
And he said that in all his travels, there are four
56:05
countries he would never, ever go back to.
56:07
Right. OK.
56:09
And you want to know what they are at?
56:10
Least yeah, I do want. To know, yeah, he's been to
56:12
them, but he just will never go back #1 Saudi Arabia, I think
56:17
that speaks for itself, right? Maybe they'd well, friendly to
56:21
outsiders, as far as I know, Sure, yeah.
56:23
Yeah. OK.
56:26
Next one is Russia. Now I had a good time in Russia,
56:30
but I probably wouldn't go there now.
56:32
Right. Sure.
56:33
Now, but I've also heard like people have come back, like I
56:36
enjoyed it, but there was something off about it.
56:39
Yeah, I've heard that too. Yeah.
56:40
And actually there was something off about it when I was there
56:42
too. But I did enjoy.
56:44
I liked it very much. Yeah, but you, you'd be all
56:47
right there kind of, right, so. And I was there with, I was
56:52
there on the invitation of important people.
56:56
Who looked? After me, right?
56:57
Yeah, Yeah. So.
56:59
Your experience is not the standard experience potentially.
57:01
Yeah, correct. Bali, not Bali, Bali.
57:07
But Even so I go there once a year now, like.
57:11
That's a lot of Australians. There, Australians go there all
57:13
the time. That's oh, maybe that's why.
57:16
Maybe, maybe. And in fact, the last time I was
57:18
in Bali, I'm going again in about 3 weeks.
57:21
Last time I was in Bali, we're in a cab going to this one
57:25
resort and the cab driver goes, oh, you'll love it.
57:28
Hardly any Australians. So you're probably right.
57:32
Like it's probably just yeah, yeah.
57:34
Where are you going? I might come.
57:37
Where or when? When?
57:39
I'll tell you. Let me look it up.
57:42
I don't know. I don't if you're.
57:44
Going in August, I'd be. Dead on air, you'll get weirdos
57:47
showing up. Yeah, that's true.
57:49
All Australia. I'm thinking about doing a tour
57:52
of Vietnam, Cambodia and Bangkok and then going for a week in.
57:57
Yeah, right. Sure.
57:58
Yeah, Nice 1 then. Yeah.
58:00
Just going to travel for a bit. Yeah, that's.
58:03
Bali when I was in Australia. I never went.
58:06
I've been to. Bali years ago.
58:07
My wife's family go there every year just because essentially we
58:11
could just live like a fucking cake for a week on very very
58:14
little money. Well, that's why you're looking.
58:16
For people to come to your house and cook you breakfast and then
58:19
take the fucking plates away at the end of breakfast, you know?
58:21
That's why I'm looking. I want to go back to Vietnam and
58:24
Cambodia and well, I've been to Cambodia, but Vietnam, it's
58:27
just, it's so cheap, like, and the food is amazing.
58:33
Yeah, the beer is amazing. Now for eggs, yes, I've had.
58:39
Yes, I've had if. You're doing if you're doing
58:41
Cambodia and Vietnam, do Lao as well.
58:44
Same thing. Super cheap, fucking nice people
58:47
and the food is amazing. I'll put that on the list.
58:52
The fourth country on the list, 4th and final country.
58:55
He will never go back to the USAI.
58:58
Knew it was going to be that. Yeah.
59:00
Interesting. But still, the one that shocks
59:02
me the most is actually still barley.
59:05
Yeah, I agree. Yeah, and also because it's not
59:08
a country. What is the US now?
59:12
Or just is this like a existing? I assume that's what he means
59:16
unless he was like I saw everything just.
59:18
Because I like, I mean, maybe my sense of it is.
59:23
Yeah, I'm pretty sure it is right now, he added.
59:25
Right now with the Orange 10, alright.
59:28
And his associated scandal was running in place.
59:30
I really don't want to go back there anymore.
59:32
Your experience here would be largely the same, I think, as it
59:35
was any other time you were here at the moment.
59:38
Too let. You in for some reason there
59:41
surely as I've. Seen a lot of protests from both
59:44
sides, that's weird to me. I just don't know if the not
59:48
letting people in thing is actually is that scaled up or
59:52
because that just happened anyway and I just can't tell.
59:55
Because I know people, I almost got blacklisted.
59:58
I've known other people that weren't let in.
1:00:00
It's, it has always been difficult to get in here versus
1:00:04
other countries. So I don't know.
1:00:06
I just don't. The thing that sucks about the
1:00:09
news these days is that I can't tell.
1:00:11
Is this actually anything I should be concerned?
1:00:14
The problem is with the news you have to watch over there.
1:00:16
You probably have to watch three or four sources to try and get
1:00:19
to the truth for the matter. Sure, or you just go to Truth
1:00:23
Social straight from the horse's mouth.
1:00:28
Because you've got to stay. What?
1:00:29
Oh, because as I said, like, I watched Fox News once and it
1:00:31
blew my mind. I don't.
1:00:32
Watch that. Stuff.
1:00:34
Nah. So.
1:00:34
I just got to Jordan Peterson's channel for my news.
1:00:38
If he's not telling me about it, then I I don't need to hear
1:00:41
about it. But no more politics.
1:00:45
You know, I thought there where there's no politics whatsoever
1:00:48
is the after party. Love it.
1:00:51
Where's the after? Party.
1:00:51
You couldn't do it after party. Every well, how do we get there?
1:00:54
How do I get into this after party of which you speak?
1:00:56
Well, you just go to, you go to the Internet.
1:01:01
Patreon.com/patreon orgasmmultipleorgasm.com Follow
1:01:06
the links. Yeah, give us 5 bucks a month
1:01:09
and we'll keep talking at you. And then you can also pay me to
1:01:14
do anything you want, wink. OK, you've said that now and I'm
1:01:23
leaving it in. Yep, it's the Luke will do
1:01:26
anything you. Want tier?
1:01:27
Let us know it's. Called the Shia LaBeouf tier.
1:01:30
Yep, Shia LaBeouf tier. Do anything you want and there's
1:01:34
a wink. To wink.
1:01:37
There's a wink wink. You can ask.
1:01:40
It could. Be a wank.
1:01:42
You can also get on the Minecraft server if you have the
1:01:45
Patreon. More details over on the Patreon
1:01:47
if you like Minecraft and you want to play on a Minecraft
1:01:49
server. I did discover it was kind of a
1:01:52
pain in the ass to facilitate getting more people on there,
1:01:57
but it's done now so. You think they wouldn't make it
1:02:00
simple because it's for children?
1:02:01
Essentially, you can't just. Upgrade.
1:02:02
You can't upgrade. You got to have to like, buy a
1:02:05
new one. Reason there must.
1:02:07
Be export the world, import the world to that, Yeah, I don't
1:02:09
know. That's well, at least you can do
1:02:11
that. I I thought maybe you just lost
1:02:13
your world, but I mean at least. I was worried that it wasn't
1:02:15
possible at all, but I did discover that you could.
1:02:18
Yeah, I mean, I did, to be honest.
1:02:20
That wouldn't surprise me that that would just be one of the
1:02:23
dumb things you just had to put up with.
1:02:25
I'm going to say one thing that's been amazing.
1:02:28
It hasn't been like Conan and it hasn't reset her progress like
1:02:30
20 times. That's true.
1:02:32
It is true. And even there's been an upgrade
1:02:34
to Minecraft just this week, and it still just worked.
1:02:37
Yeah. Yeah, so if you want to do that,
1:02:39
go to patreon.com/multiple Narcasim, sign up and you can
1:02:43
get on the Minecraft server, you can get the after party, you can
1:02:45
get the show early. There's all sorts of stuff over.
1:02:47
There, I didn't mention something at Minecraft server.
1:02:50
It is not, it's not something we're going to let you in and
1:02:52
you're not allowed to do anything you're not do it.
1:02:54
The open rain. Yeah.
1:02:57
Yeah, So I know some people have let people into Minecraft, but
1:02:59
these people, they don't have access to build or make anything
1:03:01
permanent. No, I'm just.
1:03:03
Invited for all? Yeah, no, just come.
1:03:05
Give your Patreon supporter and you want in.
1:03:08
I'm just letting you in so. Please don't wreck our stuff.
1:03:11
Yeah. Yeah, please don't.
1:03:13
I mean, you can if you want you can, but don't.
1:03:15
Don't really. Really.
1:03:17
Don't be that guy. No, but then join us in the
1:03:20
after party after you don't do anything disastrous on the
1:03:24
Minecraft server. And we have a lot of gigged
1:03:26
wakes, evidently. We sure do.
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Candidates, and we've got some. Unfortunately, no sex crime
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news. Yeah, so I've scrolled up to
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see. What do you mean?
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Unfortunately we've it's a good thing.
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Now there's a six crime news in the world.
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To go and. See if we can create some.
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