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The Truth Is In Here: Project Hail Mary Review & Starfield Release · Multiple Nerdgasm

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  um I'm gonna be murdered by my wife in a few weeks time so I'm just starting to
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  say my goodbyes and everything welcome to multiple
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  nerdgasm with your hosts Matt Luke and
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  Dan multible nerdgasm your guide to All
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  Things
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  nerdy what have you done what are you going to do well you already know what
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  I've done and it comes out in a couple of weeks who are you going to do oh
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  Starfield Starfield comes out in a couple of weeks whichit God does it it
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  does I think did she Bann you from playing it or something on pain of death
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  never going to see her again he's Starfield wife now and then she doesn't
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  need to kill him does she she can just move on with her life she could just
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  continue living her life and Luke will just she just has to start putting food
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  outside the door no it's not that it's remember there was
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  an expensive collector's edition that they announced oh you did you buy the
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  the bomber jacket a watch and a jacket and a I didn't know about a jacket I'm
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  getting the watch I think the jacket's a new thing it's like like merch but yeah
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  there's a fancy bomber jacket looks very nice I might look into that though but
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  I've got the watch I would get murdered if I bought that cuz I have more than
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  enough jackets yeah looks like a watch is nice and it I like it because it's
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  not it's a smartwatch but not it's it's just going to be very basic like steps
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  and help a dum Smartwatch yeah I don't even wear a smartwatch anymore I wear
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  this yeah nice come over to the dark side of watches I'm not wearing one
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  right now I'm practically nude I just hate the fact I have to charge my watch every
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  day yeah yeah it's like every day you have to take it off even though there's a
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  sleep function on it that tracks your sleep well that's why I stopped wearing
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  expensive watches so I've got I've got like one Swiss m watch fancy mechanical
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  one that you've got to you got to wind it every few days reset the clock and
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  then wind it right like the cheap watches that cost me $150 to
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  $300 I've got a [ __ ] battery in it that just keeps them going like and my
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  my Rolex I'll say it just is a piece of [ __ ] compared to the you know what I
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  mean like it's medieval my last the last watch I had was probably my favorite an
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  LG watch that was a smart watch but it also had hands so
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  I remember you had that when you were in Europe when we were in France you had
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  that one two separate batteries so there was one that was for the Smartwatch and
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  then there was another one for the actual hands still function as function
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  and that would last for 30 days pretty awesome that's smart but also wouldn't
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  the hands it's a very smart watch when you yes wanted to look at the screen
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  that was very yeah so if I pushed a button when I was looking at the screen
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  the hands would sort of just fold up so they weren't like all over the screen
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  they just all go to like 12 was a great watch but then the hands died and I
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  contacted and I had to send it back to get it fixed and I'm not good at sending
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  stuff in the mail so it's still here and then I should
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  probably watch I have an Apple Watch it's a couple years old now and I use it
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  I was using it but I noticed that cuz I'm you know this I'm not a big social
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  media person I think any of us are particularly and I just don't I don't
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  even my phone's always on silent I don't want to be bothered and I found out I
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  just turned everything off on it and I was like why do I have this like I'm not
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  you're just using it as watch watch YouTube on it or anything like that
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  no the only time literally the only time I was like I wish I had it was was a
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  little while ago we were all out somewhere and if I had had it I could
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  have put my phone and used it to trigger a photo literally literally the only
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  scenario where thought wish I had contactless payments that would be great
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  to just tap that well I'm in America so we don't have those oh really sure I
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  thought they was last time I was there there are a few places I could have done
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  it I don't even have a wallet anymore Luke I'm sure you're the same no it's
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  infrequent enough that I don't bother anymore I just have to have the cards
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  anyway so it's like there's not much point you know because we're in New
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  South Wales our license is on our phones Min like so we just don't have to
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  carry a wallet anymore it's yeah it's EXC wallet there it is
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  got to have it um my daughter iPad watch and um she pick up my wife's and just
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  start saying watch TV watch TV into the
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  watch L tries to say Alex shouldn't have said it tries to say that to things to
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  it to say play fir truck play fire truck and then yeah it gets upset when
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  it doesn't listen Hara hates it when I talk to we've got Google but um she
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  doesn't like it when she she she's ask questions yeah and then I get an answer
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  from the house you know yeah I have to ask
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  it's great do you say thank you yeah
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  sometimes I do and you can tell it to
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  wait for chat GPT but I'm [ __ ] furious at Google because she it's it's
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  like having an inept chimp as a butler like Siri the worst breaking things oh
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  I've never used Siri I was talking to Jen about this the other day like they
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  got to do something about it it was like the first one and it was amazing M like 10 years
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  ago the same [ __ ] no Li the only time I
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  use Siri is in the car carplay when I'm like you know play Henry purel and it'll
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  be like and half the time it just doesn't know what you're talking about I
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  assume yeah yeah mine doesn't yeah yeah yeah it goes oh playing podcast about
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  yeah it goes hang on a minute uh hang hang on yeah it goes
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  something went wrong and you're like yeah no sh [ __ ] obviously and I wonder
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  who yeah I asked you that's what went wrong yeah that's right should have just
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  reached over and [ __ ] tapped on the big screen
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  yeah so what do we got can we go straight to Baldwin followup news
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  because it's been a while since we've spoken about him sure yeah this is
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  interesting and I knew this would come back up because I mean the whole thing
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  about the Balwin trial was if he can prove that he didn't pull
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  the trigger M it completely changes the way he fits into the whole
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  narrative um and then finally somebody admitted you know what maybe the gun was
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  faulty and he didn't pull the trigger and then he pretty much got off and now
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  because Gutierrez and all of these other people who are also being charged uh
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  they're still doing tests on these guns and they're kind of coming back around
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  to the you pull the trigger maybe someone had to have pulled a trigger
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  that even if the gun was faulty a trigger would still have to be pulled for it to
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  fire see it's just I think that should be something but whether he pulled a
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  trigger or not is not I don't think it's the real issue with all of this I do
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  wonder why that's such a big he because he made a big deal out of it yeah but he
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  was also I mean I mean obviously they must know this he was in shock and it
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  was a stupid idea to go in the interview he shouldn't have said anything but like
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  yeah he doesn't remember no he right no the whole if he had knuckled down on the
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  first day and said I was told there were no bullets in that gun and it's not my
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  job to know whether or not the bullets are in that gun and it's not my job to
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  question the armor there shouldn't have been any bullets on set he shouldn't
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  have even had to ask are there bullets in this gun cuz it should have been safe
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  to just assume that they were yeah we're playing the Cowboys and Indians movie
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  right this is not like a real gun that could like kill people I shouldn't have
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  to ask this but clearly remember people trying to say he should have known he
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  should have had training he should have been able to tell by the weight of the
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  gun when it was handed to him and stuff and that's just
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  no I mean there's an argument for that right but then fine that has to be
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  across the board and you have to change the industry like I know people were
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  saying that and it's like okay but that's not how it is that's not
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  Baldwin's fault but there's a big difference between someone who handles a
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  gun professionally every day they could do an actor who comes on even if you
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  send them training for that they're not going to be able to identify that
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  difference day in day out it's not practical there just should be prend guns
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  guys guns that's what he yeah cuz the rock goes I dare you to be able to tell
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  the difference once we put in all the muzzle flashes and stuff like yeah like
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  it's been the only reason they us they use blankets you think this real back in
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  the day it's the only thing that looked real we don't have that problem anymore
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  you do CGI for putting a sign on a door mate Matt made a movie Once where he
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  used a blue [ __ ] what was the PlayStation
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  2 what was that
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  it was like a the the the Time Crisis time CR it was it was the Time Crisis
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  gun with the cord up his sleeve so you didn't know that it plugged in we
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  couldn't tell the difference fooled everybody was I was like [ __ ]
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  hell but that was the first I had to go to court and prove that I myself was
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  alive cuz if you recall in that film I shot myself you yeah that's right the baboon
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  um those early like I assume that was after adub
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  after effects that you used for that yeah that was before i' done any
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  experimentation with them and I was like Matt's a magician like this stuff is
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  this stuff is beyond this is Hollywood techniques here the first Ninja Warrior
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  Budan listeners who will not see this don't ask amazing I've got it somewhere
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  to clarify it's not even the first ninja war boy was the third Ninja Warrior Bo
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  first one I did the special effects on yeah we had lightsabers I rotoscoped
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  those in Photoshop frame by frame oh my God damn why didn't we didn't have
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  anything better to do in those days me yeah yeah we had a SP a weekend drawing
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  lightsabers over the pieces of wood that we used did look amazing though yeah it
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  looked it looked better than most lightsaber things I've tried to do since
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  then and after look at the early Star Wars movies cuz that's how they [ __ ]
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  did it exactly yeah pulsing like so so so yeah we're
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  saying mat could do this 10 years ago they can do it today sorry 10 years ago
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  10 years ago we were 32 mate this is when we were 18 it's a long time ago
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  years ago a very long time ago photosh four or
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  five yeah it would have been five about that time yeah I met the guy who created
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  it Photoshop did you really huh when I was went to the filming of um episode 3
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  cuz he talking to this guy and he it sort of came from of ilm and stuff like
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  it was a yeah and I was talking go oh yeah I created that and this Photoshop
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  yeah yeah he's like you ow me some money if you've used Photoshop at all or
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  anything I but at that stage I had been using it and none of us had a license no
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  oh God I certainly would have owed in money for that copy I wouldn't have had
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  any though so I got my copy of Photoshop 5 from the guy at the garage that dick
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  used to work at UH cuz dick got a job straight out of high
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  school at this this like mechanics that he was apprenticing to and he was like
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  the guy here can get you literally any software you just you give me a disc and
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  $10 and tell me what you want so this was real piracy like I paid for for
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  pirate stuff well that's sort of what back then you knew someone who could get
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  it or had it got find I probably don't have told the story in the podcast
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  before but we live downstairs in Eastwood we lived in the downstairs unit
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  and up above us on one side was it was a a scary big guy we didn't mess with and
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  on the other side were these two other people I won't say where they work they
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  worked for a telecommunications company in in Sydney and they had there aren't
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  many so cable they had cable right which was not common back then and it was
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  [ __ ] F no caps no nothing cuz they worked there and so we said well why we
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  just run a network cable out of our bathroom window up into your house and
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  we'll sing you some cash every month and they said all right yeah um it didn't
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  last too long they got a letter saying what the [ __ ] are you using all this
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  bandwidth for and Dave and I like oh um but that's where I got my copy of
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  Photoshop and that's where I copied a great porn collection oh there you
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  go also it did mean that we were literally on the network with their
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  computers which oh sure like these days I don't think you'd even consider doing
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  that just the random people that live downstairs not random if a neighbor of
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  mine said do you mind if I just run a network cable at I'll be like [ __ ] off
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  you just get on the Wi-Fi well yeah yeah I do remember and it probably be faster
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  than this was E I remember when I first moved to camera SO waiting to get
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  internet installed because you have to wait and it was going to be two we wait
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  so got got there so so who's not protecting their Wi-Fi and that's how I
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  got internet for the first two weeks now everyone's got passwords people have
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  learned well I love it when not just passwords but people also try to name
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  their Wi-Fi things you don't want to click on you like like
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  people will name it like Isis terrorist group FBI surveillance
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  van you got to have password I'm going there Matt do you have a mountain Jew in
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  one hand and a scotch in the other hand uh it's tequila I was gonna put
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  tequil I was going to put the M tequila but then I was like no tequila oh man I
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  don't do tequila I I cannot do tequila ever again no yeah yeah ever again ever
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  since the Fox was it the fox remember what don't call me that
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  Melbourne oh the the the yeah yeah yeah I could never drink it after again after that
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  night we were wrecked that entrepreneur we
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  metant brought us a lot of drink the ox the ox Colin Ox laid I think might be in
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  prison now maybe we should maybe we shouldn't be talking about him
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  his name is in prison and the ox is on an island somewhere could be but yeah
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  since that night I've never been able to drink tequila
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  again yeah yeah yeah once you overdo tequila it's hard to go back to it
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  because it actually is disgusting it's not like other drinks where it's like
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  but it's such a nice drink no it isn't and the problem with tequila is you can
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  be drinking it and you're fine and then the next minute you're falling over
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  drunk there's no sort of real in between I find with the
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  Kila you get fall down drunk not enough in this glass for that to happen
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  so got my Mountain Dew yeah so there is some Mountain Dew news I mean it's it's
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  it's not something we have to spend a lot of time for um I just read the Hound
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  that Hound line the headline women douses herself in Mountain Jew to cover
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  up murder and I thought I need to know about this I love Mountain Jew but I
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  don't know if it helps well she got charged with um
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  obstruction of justice covering up evidence by pouring Mountain Dew on
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  herself so I I think it does count a certain bit so um
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  why well okay so police this is in Florida because of course Florida of
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  course yeah yeah Florida where you're not allowed to teach um Shakespeare in
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  schools anymore we haven't talked about that but um too sexy too sexy look I
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  don't have a problem with that not the fact the Bible cuz it was too sexy yeah
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  well you know I think it's probably in the Century there's enough other
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  literature that we don't have to just rely on Shakespeare Star [Laughter]
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  Wars now it's got incest in it no good
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  yeah so this woman um bashed her husband to death and then set fire to a house to
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  You Know cover up the evidence and then down to the local Denny's or something
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  oh so was it just she had Mountain Dew just available there she went out of her
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  way to get it well yeah except that the police apprehended her on the way to the
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  denes right and um and when she saw the police she quickly dropped her knife and
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  Hammer right oh MH um and said oh those aren't mine uh what are they doing there
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  when they said we [ __ ] know what you did she was like all right I'll tell you
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  everything have a quick drink can somebody get me a Mountain Dew yes M yes
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  so the cops went and got her a Mountain Dew so that she could sip it and calm
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  down and confessed to the murder and then she began dousing herself in it and
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  saying you'll never find any evidence on me so hilarious oh remember that hammer
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  and knife you just we just saw you drop that have all your fingerprints over and
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  his blood and the blood of the victim yeah I love the cops were like all you
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  get what do you want Oh man all right sure I think they do that because if
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  she's looking like being compliant that's the easiest way to just get y she
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  committed to it so you do but the thing a little bit you want a sandwich sure
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  mate yeah what do you want yeah tattoos a bad name cuz this is why I can't get a
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  neck tattoo yet yes you think
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  criminal yeah yeah or Maroon Five front man I can't even see your
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  neck you've good point Beard's long enough I mean I don't mean because
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  you've got a double chin so don't look at like that I just don't like the fact how much
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  white there is M yeah your very red your Beard's come in very gray hasn't it it's
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  white thank you well yeah well your wife was the one who explained to me that
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  there's no such thing as a gray hair it's either just your normal color or
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  white next to your noral color which makes everything look gray I think redhe
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  heads tend to go look whiter than gray cuz their hair is sort of fairer so yeah
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  man there's nothing more tedious than trying to grow your hair in after having
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  a shaved head I got called out yesterday cuz had the like the back of the head
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  which just sticking up and they call me out look like right about I can't do
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  anything with it yeah yeah it's just there they could get a haircut and I no
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  my boss literally said to me I just cut it I'm like cutting it is the opposite
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  of what I want to happen I need to get it long enough that I can do something
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  with it yeah if I was going to cut it I just shave it again cuz I either want
• 18:49
  much much longer hair or it just shaved again none of this in between [ __ ] what do you
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  think in buddy I gave up oh my daugh did
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  uh mine I got I was lazy um while we were up in Vermont and I had you know
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  the ear infection all that kind of stuff I got lazy and it did grow out a little
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  bit and I picked her up from daycare and then she came get Daddy and I picked her
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  up and she was like Daddy you have hair
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  good good and I was like thanks
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  honey thanks yeah she's like good
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  job thanks thanks like you can grow it the Magic's in you you doing it yeah I
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  believe in you oh my daughter loves it when I've got a beard does she play with
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  your beard oh yeah not my daugh your daughter
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  yeah yeah yeah yeah my my nephew um was
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  was playing my beard but I've got piercings and he actually is your nephew
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  like 20 years old now I I nephew on Hannah's
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  side got some Michael Jackson followup I'd like to go into but um he got his
• 19:59
  his finger stuck in my piercing so he didn't have a very good time for 30
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  seconds while we're trying to sort that out
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  fck he was trying to pull away I'm trying to cut I'm going with him we your
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  honor I swear that's what
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  happened it's my story and I'm sticking with
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  it um I never thought I'd have to say this on our podcast but do we have any
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  URI Gela news I was I'm I'm I hope to Christ we
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  don't okay let me just PR we do so you guys I we haven't talked about
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  this yet I don't know if you guys talked about it when when I was my e was
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  infected but we definitely didn't talk about uriella there's been a quite a bit
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  of UFO news lately I assume Luke's on top of this kind yeah if you've been
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  listening to Eric Weinstein it's all [ __ ] talks about now I haven't sure
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  not over this cuz it's oh no this one in particular no but you
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  know they had the Congressional hearing and all that kind of stuff and you know
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  I talked about the the Congressional hearing never trust the government
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  except when they show you UFOs then it's the government the only ones you can
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  trust but he's a whistleblower who got permission to go and talk but he's a
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  pilot so he knows what's in the sky exactly yeah exactly yeah he was in the
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  military therefore he's more believable the pilots are sky experts even though
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  he's not saying he saw anything he's just saying he got told by somebody else
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  that he [ __ ] off so anyway I hate this you know I talked about the the pyramid
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  stuff that really disheartened me this is this is almost worse cuz I go on
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  Twitter now and I see people talking about this and I'm like guys come on
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  like it's not it's not real like and then they go oh you say he's lying I'm
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  like no he doesn't have to he doesn't have to be lying for it to not be true
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  he's just mistaken especially I love
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  told me this well he was told that yeah
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  but also he just made a mistake like yeah they saw a thing it there's been um
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  Mick West himself presumably he already put forward several potential
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  explanations for Mick West has pretty much done the maths and gone I totally
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  get why you thought it was this because to somebody who doesn't know this level of
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  mathematics wouldn't be able to understand how something can move in the
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  way that you think that can't possibly move in that way but it can yeah or it
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  probably didn't it just looked like it did because of of
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  theam you know exactly yeah so yeah and
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  I mean they hate Mick West UFO believers they think oh yeah and they were talking
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  about oh you know this is this is a dark day for Mick West when the Congressional
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  hearing was on and he was posted going I'm fine what what are you talking about
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  and also Mick West he's like mate I would love to see a UFO like I'm not out
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  to debunk he doesn't even use the word debunk any more I mean but and they say
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  oh my friends so this my friends all that and mix like give here's my email
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  address get him to call me I'll talk to him I want to talk to
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  him yeah I'd love it to I'd love it if he could convince me I've just never had
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  anyone be able to convince me so this week urri gella and I I saw this because
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  MC Quest repli replied to it so I saw it on on X not Twitter on on X still
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  pronounced Twitter Matt it's just spelled X yeah so Ella uh posted
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  a photo on Twitter this week and he says my dear friends I cannot at this stage
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  reveal any information about this photo but please be patient till I'm allowed
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  to say more if at all you did say blah remember I've seen alien bodies in a
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  NASA refrigerator room with Dr W Von Brawn and Captain Ed Mitchell who walked
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  on the moon C I only I can only bend spoons that I bring not one you hand me
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  but then he posted this photo right and then most people immediately responded
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  and said that's the Xbox that's that's Anis of the Xbox that's not a photo you took
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  Ur you found on YouTube yeah so what
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  was his response oh he had a l resp
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  skeps look at response we need to go back to having limits on how much you
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  can say on Twitter I know it's ridiculous he says some of you had a
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  problem with this photo I posted because you claimed it came from the xfile
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  series I don't see any sity to the mor body trollies not of the bodies on them
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  from the XO series it is them URI yeah going into a lot of detail there for
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  something that photo you posted was taken by the prop guy like this is
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  documented it's not not up for debate mate it's not a new photo we've seen
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  it I'll say it again and again over and
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  over Dr wer Von Brawn showed me alien
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  bodies why would they show him yeah when we went inside it smelled like a
• 24:57
  hospital I can see heavy glass containers with lifeless bodies lying
• 25:02
  inside them okay so not what's in the photo then yeah there's no glass
• 25:06
  containers in the photo anyway this guy's full of [ __ ] it just I I it just
• 25:11
  disheartens me how many people are replying to him going don't worry mate
• 25:14
  the truth's going to come out I just my thought is this if you're trying to keep
• 25:18
  something a secret you got all this involved why would you invite this guy
• 25:24
  to come and have a look yeah yeah yeah like talk show favorite urri Geller come
• 25:30
  and have a look you should tell Johnny you can't tell
• 25:34
  anyone yeah also Veron Bron the Nazi
• 25:38
  scientist yeah I was about to say name
• 25:42
  going I know right yeah well ex Nazi Matt ex Nazi we' theer him as their own
• 25:49
  when you when you Google him that's the first thing it mention yeah that's right
• 25:52
  oh don't Google him yeah no no no no don't look at his war crimes just look
• 25:55
  at Operation Paperclip stuff yeah
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  and if the photo I posted did come from the xfiles could it be the production
• 26:05
  team or the special effects people involved base their models and effects
• 26:08
  on a genuine photo or image that had been provided to them yeah hi um Chris
• 26:14
  cter yeah it's the government um if you're going to show aliens in your show
• 26:18
  it's important that you show them correctly well actually my show's about
• 26:21
  kind of like exposing government lies yeah yeah yeah yeah but just in the
• 26:25
  spirit of that here's a picture of the actual Ali B to it breaks my immersion
• 26:29
  when I watch it and it's not accurate so if we could just send you some photos
• 26:32
  that' be great that's right yeah like it makes no sense like why do people
• 26:38
  believe this when that's Story look I want aliens to be real I do I also
• 26:43
  believe that if aliens were real and they were coming here they're here for
• 26:48
  terrible purposes oh Matt did you finish project Hail Mary oh I did oh my God so
• 26:54
  amazing and there was a point and and absolutely no spoilers but there was a
• 26:58
  point 3 qu of the way in where I was like you better not [ __ ] me mate you
• 27:02
  better give me a happy ending because if if one single [ __ ] thing happens to
• 27:06
  this charming alien I'm going to [ __ ] come for you there are so many things in
• 27:10
  this book that I did not expect like it just kept taking turns and turns like
• 27:14
  even like when I thought I knew okay I figured out where it's going to go from
• 27:17
  here that's fine I'll write it out and then just like it's a thing that again
• 27:20
  no spoilers there's a thing about him that gets revealed at the end that I was
• 27:24
  just like [ __ ] hell that's so good that is so good good and that you would
• 27:29
  plant that and not reveal that till so close to the end of quite a long book
• 27:36
  like trusting your reader will just go on this journey with you and then just
• 27:40
  give them this gold right at the end it's I'm getting close I purchased it
• 27:45
  last time we spoke about it the audio book is great I did the a download
• 27:50
  downloading project H hours hmary it's great it's really
• 27:55
  good if you like the Martian you like it it's the Martian times 100 cuz it's
• 28:00
  actually like a fullon space adventure seen the Martian yet oh no don't know
• 28:06
  why Martian okay the Martian's great except [ __ ] Ridley Scott pisses me
• 28:13
  off these days oh Matt Matt is like changing camps here two weeks in a row
• 28:18
  going against Ridley so the Martian the book is again is fantastic right really
• 28:24
  really good in fact you know second only to project hel perhaps in that genre
• 28:29
  that that very heavy science science fiction like hard Lost in Space genre
• 28:35
  like modern very near future hard science stuff um and his other book emus
• 28:42
  is also very good actually I don't know if you've read that oh no there's
• 28:45
  there's one that was in between them called Artemis it's set in the moon base
• 28:48
  that's also very good um but in the movie The Martian there's a bit at the
• 28:54
  end like spoilers for a book in a movie that are quite old now um
• 28:59
  where in in the book Mark Watney the scientist right he gets up back up into
• 29:04
  orbit but he's not close enough to the ship that's trying to pick him up right
• 29:07
  and they're trying to figure out how the [ __ ] are we going to get him SE yeah and
• 29:10
  in in the book he says well I'll just cut a hole in the arm of my suit and
• 29:14
  I'll fly over to you like Iron Man and then they all laugh and they go no
• 29:17
  that's [ __ ] stupid don't do that he's like no obviously I'm not going to do
• 29:20
  that that's stupid but then Ridley Scott comes along and he goes he's going to do
• 29:25
  that in the movie yeah and so that movie I was loving it loving it loving it and then
• 29:30
  that bit happened and I was like the [ __ ] did you guys watch ad
• 29:35
  asra no I should watch that so Ad Astra
• 29:38
  is the same it is 99% one of the
• 29:43
  greatest man alone in space science fiction movies you likely to see and
• 29:48
  Brad p is amazing as just this [ __ ] depressed guy going to space for all the
• 29:53
  wrong reasons oh that's right I have seen this when he's going to cuz he's
• 29:56
  he's going to go see his father yeah so his dad essentially got lost in
• 30:01
  space 30 years ago oh okay thought missing and then they're like we picked
• 30:05
  up a transmission from Jupiter and we think it's your dad and he's like my
• 30:10
  lost dad is why I became an astronaut right so they sent him to get there but
• 30:14
  then there's just yeah but then there's and it's this really great stuff and
• 30:18
  it's mostly about how his psychological
• 30:24
  changes happen over the course of this mission right cuz has to he has to talk
• 30:30
  to this this computer to give it a psychological update for it to allow him
• 30:35
  to continue to it gives it m psych evaluation to allow him continue but he
• 30:39
  of course he spirals into madness sure but then somebody at the
• 30:45
  studio said what if we took that beautiful existential story and then put
• 30:52
  a couple of ridiculous action set pieces into it oh yeah and there are two one
• 30:58
  where he climbs on the outside of a launching shuttle launching shuttle
• 31:03
  climb into it as it escapes Earth's orbit right right okay yeah that's
• 31:10
  plausible scenario yeah love it love it yeah and one even less scen plausible scenario
• 31:16
  later in the movie so it's it's like you have to just switch off your brain when
• 31:20
  those those two silly sometimes you do to get the story moving you have to
• 31:24
  allow for something how does he get into the ship I don't know he climbs in yeah I guess
• 31:30
  so well they're they're they've already bought the rights and are developing
• 31:35
  project Hail Mary into a movie starring Ryan I have no idea how they're going to
• 31:41
  pull off I can't wait to see how they [ __ ] this up but if they if they don't
• 31:46
  this could be the greatest movie ever made yeah give it to somebody who has a
• 31:50
  track record of not [ __ ] things up like Den I'm being a little like yeah
• 31:54
  I'm being a little no but you're not though because it would be so easy [ __ ]
• 31:58
  this up no no no but I'm saying it could be the greatest movie I mean maybe not
• 32:01
  but it could be really really amazing like it could be a really really good
• 32:05
  science fiction movie better than anything we've had in years and years
• 32:07
  and years you haven't had a good science fiction for a while actually remember
• 32:13
  bad good science fiction movies oh yeah we don't have any of them anymore you
• 32:18
  mean like what what do you classify as bad good are we talking like Event
• 32:22
  Horizon being bad good or is that just good that I would say is good I'm
• 32:26
  talking about just sort of like old just science fiction moves that
• 32:31
  are just like they're in space and they're going here just for fun just for
• 32:34
  fun like we don't have them anymore Silent Running or something like
• 32:39
  that I love Silent Running of course is great yeah but it's not
• 32:44
  good right yeah yeah yeah sure yeah you don't have that being made anymore yeah
• 32:50
  that is true that is true so I was trying to see what I'd read of Andy we
• 32:55
  um and it turns out I'd actually read
• 32:58
  some of his short stories oh decades ago yeah he used to post stuff on Reddit
• 33:05
  yeah all right so he wrote so I found on Reddit like when I was like 25 or
• 33:09
  something this story called The Egg right which I thought was the most
• 33:14
  profound thing ever when I was like a college student right which is about
• 33:17
  this guy who dies and goes to heaven and meets God and finds out that he is The
• 33:22
  Reincarnation of every single human being who ever lived and it's the same
• 33:26
  Consciousness just being put into everybody to experience every different
• 33:32
  way that life could possibly occur right and and I thought that was utter genius
• 33:38
  and this is before the guy was a novelist this was just a guy who had a
• 33:41
  Blog and used to post short stories believe that's the same guy the Martian
• 33:46
  was was he he couldn't get it published and so he just would post chapters on
• 33:50
  Reddit for a long time and and built up a following and eventually people were
• 33:53
  like oh we'd like to buy a physical copy of it so he self-published it on Amazon
• 33:57
  and just went [ __ ] nuts and then now you know jokes on the Publishers cuz he
• 34:02
  made infinitely more money than he would have if they had just given him a shitty
• 34:06
  cut of in the first place yeah yeah and he was able to sell the film rights by
• 34:12
  himself by himself and presumably he made Bank off that as wellet cash yeah
• 34:18
  yeah yeah and then he lety Scott do that at the end of it for some reason it was
• 34:23
  it was still it's still a good movie Luke don't let oh no no it is it's
• 34:26
  fantastic just that bit just like I yeah it just if it didn't have that one bit
• 34:32
  in it it would just be like better so unnecessary there's a couple of bits
• 34:36
  like that in Project Hail Mary that I worry they could lean too heavily into
• 34:41
  and yeah cuz well and actually the the again I don't want to spoil anything but
• 34:46
  the end of it is a little light on action for a film a modern film like
• 34:52
  it's more character stuff for the back end of it than action stuff I feel like
• 34:57
  probably want to add some drama to that b yeah that's true that's true I will
• 35:04
  get around to listening to it I promise may take me a decade but if you like
• 35:09
  Arthur C Clark and I know you do you will love this well I actually just push
• 35:13
  the audio book cuz someone want just won the Arthur C Clark
• 35:16
  award cuz I wanted to see like if he won that this might be good that's some venomous lump
• 35:23
  sucker that sounds like a penth band that you would have listened to I know
• 35:29
  but yeah I just saw this I just saw the book of the author I need clarification
• 35:32
  on that that's the name of the book um
• 35:35
  It Is by um Ned Bowman okay so he just
• 35:40
  won that and I've gone well I like AR Clark work that near future very hard
• 35:45
  size high so this is like in 2030s and
• 35:49
  not 2030s 2030 that's 2030 isn't it yes it is yeah I don't know what to say the
• 35:55
  30s is it the 30s we're going to go the 30s yeah yeah The Swinging
• 36:00
  30s the 20s just going to ignore the different now anyway because we still
• 36:05
  say 2,000 nobody said 1,900 and you know what I mean we just said we don't maybe
• 36:11
  they did in the first couple of hundred years of this the oh yeah they did
• 36:16
  maybe yeah yeah I think the the 80s were fine 90s were fine then we got to the
• 36:21
  2000 and it just got confusing and then we yeah but at a certain point people
• 36:25
  won't be confused anymore cuz you say back in 80s I did this they're going to
• 36:28
  go what the 1780s no obviously not but like even though we are like we're
• 36:33
  approaching the halfway mark of this centuries you know what I mean but if I
• 36:37
  say turn of the century you still imagine a penny faring yes you know what
• 36:40
  I mean that's true yeah that's true literally a penny farthing is what
• 36:46
  I imagine exactly so I'll let you know if I ever
• 36:51
  listen to this what it's about I'll tell you this yeah please in fact i' I'd love
• 36:55
  your thoughts I think you'll really like it actually and it's and it's not it's
• 36:59
  not some like it's very scientific and they put facts in
• 37:05
  there but oh yeah that's why I used assume everything except for the plot is
• 37:09
  real that's why I used to love like hardcore science fiction when I used to
• 37:12
  read a lot like after I used to read that and he actually start putting blurs
• 37:16
  in like did this and this is like Nas is doing research into this now like and
• 37:22
  some lities you have to though because it is also still he must have in this
• 37:27
  there's almost certainly things in this we can't know that but it's fine but you
• 37:32
  base it off what what we know now and what where we're going but yeah there
• 37:35
  has to be some Stu you take a leap where we might get to that just yeah just the
• 37:40
  amount of effort that clearly went into that too is just like when I it's just a
• 37:44
  joy to to like read SL listen to and just to know man he must to spent so
• 37:50
  much time on this an idiot he he says it in ways to you cuz like it's narrated by
• 37:56
  the character who is a scientist but he talks to you as if you were also a
• 38:00
  scientist so he'd be like well the first thing I thought of was um to use like
• 38:05
  this technology but as we all know that would only work in zero gravity and I've
• 38:10
  got the gravity turned on like it makes you feel smart for reading it yeah okay
• 38:17
  um speaking of smart people versus idiots I got caught up in a conspiracy
• 38:21
  theory Rabbit Hole the other night so um I've had a cold this week so I'm I'm
• 38:25
  sleeping in my study uh because now that we have a child if we both get sick it's
• 38:30
  all over right um so one of us needs to be well at all times so I've just
• 38:35
  retreated in here um but it just means there there's just no reason to not stay
• 38:39
  up late going down conspiracy theory rabbit holes on be careful Reddit um but
• 38:45
  I came out the other morning and I opened up my laptop and I found all of
• 38:48
  these tabs open of like Amazon and all this stuff where I was like I'm like I'm
• 38:52
  so glad I didn't pull the Amazon or amazon.com oh no no but just like I was
• 38:57
  like oh [ __ ] these guys have I'm going to I'm going to read everything they've
• 39:00
  [ __ ] published on this so you guys are aware of the Out of Africa Theory
• 39:04
  the Out of Africa hypothesis being that all human beings on the planet right now
• 39:09
  are the exact same species of human being even though there have been many
• 39:14
  and we are all of us every single one of us evolved from a single tribe of
• 39:18
  migratory hominids that moved out of Northeast Africa about 70,000 years ago
• 39:24
  right yes I'm familiar with that that's that's what I was as that's pretty much
• 39:28
  what most academics would would assume now there's still questions in that like
• 39:32
  okay well how did they and what happened when they encountered this the IND
• 39:35
  theander thals in in Europe and the denans in Asia and all this stuff like
• 39:39
  this right that we don't know and there is a lot of controversy of people that
• 39:42
  say well if that's the case how have the Australian Aborigines been here for so
• 39:47
  long and how has their culture been so continuous when a you wouldn't have had
• 39:52
  like seafaring technology at at that time to to get to
• 39:56
  Australia B they came here as if it was their destination a knowing it was there
• 40:02
  which they couldn't possibly have done and B if they were so technolog
• 40:05
  technologically advanced they didn't just then start conquering South America
• 40:08
  and other places as well they seemed to know that this was the destination right
• 40:12
  now the truth seems to be that sea levels were so low back then yes that
• 40:17
  they essentially walked here right across what what we now call the islands
• 40:21
  of Indonesia what they used to call just land right um but there are these Aussie
• 40:27
  guys who are um they are archaeologists but um essentially from further reading
• 40:34
  I found out they essentially disgraced and no one will
• 40:36
  public um they're the most interesting kind though the M yeah yeah so the main
• 40:41
  guy is called Steven Strong and he has published many many books on what he
• 40:45
  calls the out of Australia Theory right oh which is so everyone came from he
• 40:50
  first correct and so his his his hypothesis is based on the fact that
• 40:56
  that is in fact what the indigenous mythology actually says right so the
• 41:02
  Aboriginal stories of the dream time say we were the first humans and everyone
• 41:07
  else evolved separately in different places so he's not necessarily saying
• 41:12
  that everyone started in Australia and then spread but he's saying that
• 41:15
  the the people that began in Australia that lived in Australia the original
• 41:20
  habitas evolved here right and then he backs that up with evidence I'm using
• 41:25
  evidence in quotes but he find evidence you know what I mean like they found
• 41:29
  like the oldest cave drawings were in Australia or something andu like they
• 41:33
  found they found human remains that that that shouldn't because they like if they
• 41:36
  walked from Indonesia then that means they were at the top of Australia first
• 41:41
  and then had to migrate down to the bottom so why is there cart in the
• 41:44
  bottom of Australia dated before they were even supposed to have left Africa
• 41:48
  and I guess the answer is because it's not as simple as that yeah right yeah I
• 41:52
  mean that's all very that is very interesting and I maybe there's
• 41:55
  something too but then I I would think aren't we all too similar like
• 42:00
  genetically to have grown to evolved completely separately like doesn't I I
• 42:06
  could be wrong yes no you're I could be wrong but maybe that's yeah I don't know
• 42:10
  I don't I'm not a scientist I'm not a biologist different races back then with
• 42:14
  like the anthol and stuff like that it wasn't that they beat them like killed
• 42:18
  them it was that they bred with them and that's what it is like or they just
• 42:23
  competed with them for resources and and
• 42:28
  it wasn't genocide we killed them all it's we sort of unless we did all evolve
• 42:32
  separately but we were seeded from the same
• 42:37
  stuff space black stuff they got put
• 42:40
  into a river sure yeah several Rivers
• 42:45
  yeah mhm prove me wrong Danny I know it's I'm just asking the question it's
• 42:49
  one of these things like they can get a pretty good idea but then also hly like
• 42:53
  stuff that happens like over not like over a couple of years is which is where
• 42:57
  a lot of people who don't believe in um Evolution Evolution they believe like
• 43:03
  well why isn't it involved now CU it doesn't take yeah it takes are evolving
• 43:08
  now thousands of years stuff in between doesn't just stick around likeing well
• 43:14
  but that's the thing turned into it the other thing it does we all the stuff in
• 43:17
  between there is no in between it's just what is yeah because is they find a
• 43:23
  mitochondrial ancestor of of theoretically everybody they
• 43:27
  theoretically found one but they didn't find it it's not like they found a
• 43:31
  body that's that's all I'm saying no but that's certainly the theory that that
• 43:36
  there there would be one female that is the the ancestor to to every mital Eve
• 43:43
  as it were yeah her name's Eve
• 43:47
  yeah lovely lady wife yeah made from a
• 43:51
  rib yeah that's right delicious y oh I
• 43:55
  love ribs yeah um but but so and I was buying this to a
• 44:02
  certain point too because it's like like yeah okay okay okay is interesting yeah
• 44:08
  but and they start saying but then they start saying that there's similarities
• 44:14
  between the myths of ancient people you know yeah that's I'm also very
• 44:17
  interested in finding that I mean you know the the whole theory of the
• 44:21
  monomyth you know that that Joseph Campbell talks about which is just like
• 44:24
  humans come up with the same story stru no matter where you are um but then you
• 44:31
  know these guys have got a whole book about how some Aborigines travel to
• 44:34
  ancient Egypt and and that's and that's why they're similar that like probably
• 44:39
  not though right probably not they probably didn't maybe but probably not
• 44:45
  but that's how sort of these things work they start off with stuff that's
• 44:47
  plausible and then they just go and then there are people who just well this is
• 44:51
  all true and go down the it reminds me of some of those guys that that
• 44:55
  emancipated from science ology um there's a there's a guy haggus uh Tom
• 45:02
  haggus is a screenwriter Hollywood screenwriter and he's very vocal about
• 45:06
  um leaving Scientology right cuz he was like when it first got described to me
• 45:11
  it was amazing it was basically just a self-actualization cult a cult but I
• 45:16
  knew that basically they said if you join us we give you the confidence the
• 45:20
  skills and the contacts to achieve your dreams and he was like sign me the [ __ ]
• 45:23
  up and so he was doing it and as he raised through the level they were given
• 45:27
  him more opportunities opening more doors and then one day he got to a
• 45:31
  certain level they took him in the room and they're like right we're going to
• 45:34
  tell you about the squid monsters now he sorry what like yeah yeah you're ruled
• 45:40
  by squid monsters I'm out yeah that's what he said can we just pretend this
• 45:46
  meeting didn't happen yeah can we go back to yesterday back to level six yeah
• 45:50
  please just stay there cuz yeah cuz when I did go into
• 45:57
  Scientology just to do that one course and buy those books there was nothing
• 46:01
  about just to join yeah they still send me emails and I I haven't had a phone
• 46:07
  call for a while but that's good um they don't Focus much
• 46:14
  on what it's actually about yeah it's no more on that self-building that
• 46:20
  confidence that like he's this and this will help you with life and that in fact
• 46:25
  it might be a problem that you know already about that stuff I don't know
• 46:30
  exactly what they would do about it but I'm sure that would cause that'd be
• 46:33
  somewhat problematic for them trying to I would say they would just tell you
• 46:36
  that's flat out not true most most of the information I have about the beliefs
• 46:40
  and Scientology do come from South
• 46:44
  Park they are very well researched yes like that the aliens came here on like
• 46:50
  747s essentially and yeah there's a website back in the day that I got a lot
• 46:54
  of info from before that uh I think through something awful somebody on
• 46:59
  something awful link to it cuz uh forget some high-profile person had like bailed
• 47:05
  on the church and and anyway there's a website that was like um this is what
• 47:09
  they believe and everyone was like no it's not for a long time people were
• 47:13
  like no no way yeah and then turns out like I I got to know some Jehovah's
• 47:18
  Witnesses it je yeah Jehovah's Witnesses once who were telling me that basically
• 47:25
  if you if you do enough like good stuff
• 47:29
  on earth right MH in the afterlife you'll get your own Planet yeah that
• 47:35
  you're the god of and you can move your Mor too right maybe it's Mormons I'm
• 47:40
  thinking of Mormon that I think what yeah right yeah and I'm like that's some
• 47:45
  sci-fi [ __ ] mate yeah you do so good that you get to become God and just now
• 47:51
  I control Planet yeah but also you move your family to that planet so you could
• 47:56
  like look if you've got a like a [ __ ] Uncle who's like a really excellent one
• 48:01
  you could suddenly have to be oh you've got to leave Earth because he's actually
• 48:04
  got a that's where it fall that's where it falls apart for me that's where it
• 48:08
  falls apart well no no when you think about it if you're on my
• 48:14
  planet no but if you're really into this and you believe that like I'll get to go
• 48:19
  and then if I get to take like my family with me then when you start to notice
• 48:24
  that no one you've ever known has ever just entire blood have just disappeared
• 48:31
  overnight well maybe it's like Spiderman you just don't remember that
• 48:37
  they ever existed oh and that's why there's abandoned
• 48:41
  houses you don't even no was working the shift tomorrow used to used to be tons
• 48:47
  of Mormons in Detroit yep and they all used to work at
• 48:51
  a car factory who's working there now no one nobody yeah I think I think that's
• 48:57
  yeah that's the problem I have with it that's where it doesn't work for
• 49:00
  me that's where that's where until that until then
• 49:05
  yeah before we wrap the main show we got a little while to go I want to talk
• 49:09
  about some Vig games oh oh I'm good at Vig games I finished the main story for
• 49:15
  Assassin's Creed Origins okay took took a lot longer than
• 49:19
  I thought it would at the start only taken about 10 years things that no no
• 49:23
  no no Origins only started this year but it came out a long long time
• 49:28
  ago oh yeah but I didn't play it so that doesn't that doesn't
• 49:32
  count um it was it's it was very good got convoluted like as their plots do I
• 49:38
  really feel like it lost the thread there a bit like all I cared about was
• 49:42
  him and his son yeah and it kind of went all over the place a bit but it wrapped
• 49:48
  up in the end was good I probably won't go back to it I've got tons of stuff
• 49:51
  left to do don't care I'll finished the main story line I'm good uh I was
• 49:56
  surprised where it ended actually luk you finished it right okay I don't want
• 49:59
  to spoil anything I cannot remember though it was a very long time ago you
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  canoil I killed Julius Caesar oh that's right yeah yeah okay
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  yep yep I do think it was bizarre that they they made an ancient Egypt game but
• 50:14
  set it heavy on Roman times yeah because because by then you'd
• 50:19
  have Alexander the Great conquer them with the toies and then you'd had the
• 50:22
  the Romans conquer yeah yeah interesting I I um well it makes sense politically
• 50:28
  for the Intrigue that they want going on I guess like and to keep it gets into a
• 50:32
  lot of that c and everything stuff yeah yeah yeah so um anyway yeah it was good
• 50:39
  good like I said just kind of Meed as they do like those games pad themselves
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  out basically um and then I thought uh I
• 50:49
  I want to play bers gate three B just before we move on from Assassin's Creed
• 50:54
  I can actually just announce that well not announced they they announced that that
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  the is coming out this year but they've moved a date for
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  it further or back um here's something they've actually moved it
• 51:10
  Forward oh so the game's already G compete with do not compete with uh
• 51:16
  Starfield or something Starfield been gold it it it does compete a little bit
• 51:20
  more because October is sort of a very busy month for games but so of actually
• 51:25
  it was been to release on the 12th of oob is now going to release on the
• 51:29
  5th whereas Stargate comes out beginning of September so I think Stargate
• 51:35
  Starfield got Stargate in my head there was a Stargate you know what because
• 51:39
  Stargate is a [ __ ] excellent movie and it holds up even to this day I
• 51:43
  watched it earlier this year before we completely move off Assassin's Creed as
• 51:46
  well I haven't played any more of Origins although it's very very good I
• 51:51
  did download Early Access of a game recently called gate zero have you heard
• 51:57
  of this no so this is developed by um
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  the publisher is called Bible X and yes
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  they are a Christian based um game developer studio um this game
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  essentially is um Assassin's Creed With Jesus and uh I heard about it and I was
• 52:18
  like I have to [ __ ] play this wait it doesn't look to Jesus no you don't play
• 52:23
  as Jesus it doesn't look bad does it it looks quite good and like I'm interested
• 52:27
  histor Jesus I'll play that in like ancient you know the ancient near
• 52:33
  e but so you're hanging out in Jerusalem and all these places and that you hear I
• 52:39
  think I don't know what the story what little travel through time to AG Israel
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  in this compelling Rich story Rich Adventure uh gather resources use
• 52:47
  stealth to avoid danger L it doesn't say whether you're Pro or or con Jesus I
• 52:51
  don't think the only thing I don't think I'd like about this is I don't think you
• 52:55
  get to attack people I'm looking at this one screenshot and
• 52:59
  it's like um you know you know in games like this where you you find an item you
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  hover over it and it the Holy Grail Holy Grail pick up X oh my God yeah pick it
• 53:09
  up look the only thing yeah this do look good but I think it's going to be full
• 53:12
  on stealth game I don't think it's going to be you fighting that's how I play
• 53:16
  these games anyway so yeah but the problem with that is if normally I do
• 53:20
  try and play stealth but then if someone sees me everyone has to die it's
• 53:25
  well dying because he saw me but this looks like it might be shut your mouth Jim yes
• 53:32
  yeah so okay but no it does look it looks good it does look good it looks
• 53:37
  way too good for for what it is oh and I'm looking at like a future thing so
• 53:43
  yeah it does look like a very Assassin's Creed like you go back and relieve a
• 53:47
  memory and yeah yeah it's Assassin's
• 53:50
  Creed With Jesus yeah H all right what's
• 53:54
  it called gate Z gate zero all right I mean I'll report back next week and let
• 54:01
  you know yeah how it is well I I played
• 54:05
  some Boulders Gate 3 I have one question I'm on my Mac and [ __ ] technically I
• 54:11
  haven't [ __ ] a bear yet I will but I haven't yet uh the Mac version is not released
• 54:17
  yet I'm still early access only the PC versions out like console or any
• 54:22
  PlayStation it's not coming out the Xbox but um it is well is it yes they're
• 54:28
  still working on it yeah well when when you say they're working on it I don't
• 54:32
  think they are working on it I think they're waiting theying about it yeah I
• 54:35
  think they are working on it and they there's nothing to work on right the
• 54:41
  problem is that they can't release it with co-op on the series s and Microsoft
• 54:47
  said well you can't release it with with co-op on one and without co-op on the
• 54:51
  other and so they said well we won't release it then so they kind of an
• 54:54
  impass so I don't think they're working on anything no no the last thing I did
• 54:57
  say that they are working on it on the S still but I think they're more so trying
• 55:01
  to push Xbox to go okay don't yeah just let us release it without Co-op so it
• 55:06
  [ __ ] works yeah I mean don't understand Microsoft and why they are so
• 55:11
  I I guess it's because they want to blow the line doesn't matter which one you
• 55:14
  get get the problem is is that's how they that's how they sold the two
• 55:17
  consoles the fact that you don't they were both work on both what is that
• 55:22
  relying on the fact that half the people don't know the difference like the only
• 55:25
  reason a lot of people brought an S was because there weren't enough stock of
• 55:29
  the X yeah that's true yeah like
• 55:34
  so come eventually and I think they and I only got one because you got two I got
• 55:39
  three actually I still got you didn't give me one when you got
• 55:45
  a second you give me one when you got a third I need to have a backup Xbox if it
• 55:49
  breaks what am I meant to do first world problems I played a bunch
• 55:55
  of BS Gate 3 enjoy it it's [ __ ] excellent but I realized I I should wait
• 56:00
  until the final release version because first of all I don't even have the full
• 56:03
  character creator which it's going to annoy me if it gets released because I'm
• 56:06
  going to be like what if my characters you know I haven't realized the full
• 56:10
  potential of my character kind of thing so I'm so now I'm waiting so I thought
• 56:15
  I'll try something else and I checked out atomic heart on the Xbox cuz I
• 56:20
  hadn't played that yet and I don't like it no
• 56:27
  struggled with it it's that character is so [ __ ] annoying I was like I don't
• 56:32
  want to play you anticipated games of the year and I put it on I was like oh I
• 56:37
  am not enjoying this I don't know it misses the mark somehow I just
• 56:42
  can't maybe it gets better but the start of it was I was like I don't like this
• 56:47
  and then I got had to fight robots with an axe and I was like this is yeah not
• 56:52
  and So Many Robots it's like okay kill you kill robots B I'm bored now yeah I
• 56:58
  don't know it's missing something and I don't know what it is and I
• 57:03
  think very unlikable for me I just I was
• 57:07
  like shut up he was like whining I I try and put it on every now and again to try
• 57:13
  but I go like it's not quite clear what you meant to be doing and it's pretty
• 57:17
  yeah yeah it's like very pretty definitely pretty and and like the world
• 57:21
  looks cool like I just I don't know
• 57:27
  just I played it a bit and then I was like nah I'm so happy this is a Game
• 57:31
  Pass game cuz I would have been upset if I paid for it yeah same yeah I might
• 57:36
  have forced myself to play it more and maybe if I liked it yeah but the fact
• 57:41
  that it was Game Pass I was like yeah okay I'll just ride this off yeah Alo I
• 57:44
  play some more Dia 4 instead and then that's great I need to go back to that
• 57:49
  people are really mad about it because it came the season one you know they did
• 57:53
  the seasons thing yeah in Diablo that came out first of all I guess a lot of
• 57:57
  new people didn't realize you have to make a new character for the seasons so
• 58:00
  they were pissed off about that cuz it didn't I guess it didn't explain that
• 58:03
  very well in any of the marketing well it's not an RPG it doesn't matter if
• 58:06
  you're playing it with a new character I but I guess people didn't understand and
• 58:12
  then um and then they also put a whole bunch of new weapons I think I think
• 58:17
  what happened is they made there's a new thing where you can upgrade your weapons
• 58:22
  in a way you couldn't before and they realized oh they're too powerful mhm so they
• 58:27
  downgraded everything in the game to balance it which [ __ ] over people who
• 58:33
  were kind of min-maxing their characters and then I mean the the Practical effect
• 58:38
  for someone like me is nothing yeah because I I don't care the game still
• 58:43
  plays the same but the people who are really super into it got understand what
• 58:48
  the stats are and how everything works together and it ruined whatever their
• 58:52
  spury plan was for their character so anyway game's still for people like us
• 58:59
  it makes no real difference no I couldn't even tell
• 59:03
  monsters literally no difference to me yeah yeah I'm not looking at the numbers
• 59:09
  I'm just holding the button down while my Barbarian spins around and hits
• 59:11
  things with his two [ __ ] swords he still does that yeah I was about to say
• 59:16
  aren't you describing Diablo one Matt yeah yep and two this one it's very much
• 59:23
  like that except this one is got an Eastern Europe feel uh which I like
• 59:28
  actually yeah like PR just because it's newer they're all a little prettier yeah
• 59:34
  yeah I two kind of looked like one but three was shinier four is even shinier
• 59:39
  yeah it's good it's fun it's funny like one and two came out pretty close
• 59:45
  together and then a long time between three and then four but yeah games B two
• 59:50
  used to come out very quickly back in the day well it's like the first two
• 59:55
  fallouts when Fallout 2 came out it was like can we have another Fallout please
• 59:58
  we want it exactly the same except just bit longer and they're like yeah sure
• 1:00:03
  here it is got rid of the worst feature that Fallout one had that time limit to
• 1:00:07
  get that stupid water chip oh the chip yeah yeah cuz that was the worst thing
• 1:00:12
  about the fall that game CU if you did sort of get distracted doing other stuff
• 1:00:16
  the game just ends oh yeah yeah it didn't it didn't reward you for
• 1:00:22
  exploring before you did the main story yeah no which I know wants to unlock
• 1:00:27
  every every part of the map before he even attempts the story he's got to
• 1:00:31
  decide what he's going to do he need to know in advance all the
• 1:00:34
  options last time I played through skym like I went through and then but playing
• 1:00:38
  through the main story line I was just a monster just slaughtering everything
• 1:00:41
  because I'd already maxed out every other skill and had dragon armor before
• 1:00:45
  it ever left white run so I tried to do that my last playthrough of Skyrim I was
• 1:00:49
  kind of the same I wanted to basically not say no to any opportunity that came
• 1:00:53
  up if if I passed a cave I had to go into the if someone sent me on a I had
• 1:00:57
  to go I had to say yes to everything except you can't do that their lives like that
• 1:01:02
  Dan I've been told supposed to always say yes no I don't now I'm G I'm gonna
• 1:01:07
  say you're GNA have to make a choice with Starfield with that because there's
• 1:01:14
  a thousand Planet yeah that's right well the first game that taught me you can't
• 1:01:18
  do that was The Witcher the very first Witcher cuz when you get to that first
• 1:01:24
  town the way I used to play games was you choose every dialogue option to
• 1:01:28
  unlock all the possibilities but when you talk to that dwarf like uh
• 1:01:32
  blacksmith in the first town one of the options is just to talk to to tell him
• 1:01:38
  make some offensive joke and you click that option he goes [ __ ] off and he want
• 1:01:43
  talk to you ever again and then you don't have a blacksmith good luck buying
• 1:01:47
  any up yeah that's right yeah and I was like oh this is that's how it is okay
• 1:01:52
  it's the first game that ever had consequences like that yeah yeah cuz the
• 1:01:56
  second you mean you do want to insult him cuz this will be funny and then I'll
• 1:02:00
  just go back and oh this will be funny I can say it and in fact a lot of those old games
• 1:02:06
  like even Skyrim you have to say everything that's available to you to
• 1:02:11
  get all opportunities and if you insult them and then just talk to me they don't
• 1:02:15
  oh yeah he literally goes [ __ ] off and he won't talk to you over again I love
• 1:02:21
  in Skyrim like obviously characters are programmed to just say certain things to
• 1:02:25
  you no matter where you encounter them but like if sometimes you walk into the
• 1:02:29
  shop and the guy's like I work at the local shop and you're like I know I'm in
• 1:02:34
  the shop right talk they do that though Starfield they disappointed though because they've
• 1:02:40
  taken they've taken the arrow in the knee line out completely as far as I can
• 1:02:44
  tell because in this entire playthrough no one has told me about the arrow in
• 1:02:47
  the knee and that's all I remember from the first playthrough was that everyone
• 1:02:51
  I used to be an adventurer and I took an arrow in the knee I love all the
• 1:02:54
  screenshots of the guards going have to keep our eyes open there could be
• 1:02:57
  dragons around and there's like a [ __ ] dragon breeding fire on him
• 1:03:00
  right one my own bosses call when I was calling him seik I just sent him a
• 1:03:05
  message that I took an hour to the knee and go okay I'll see you
• 1:03:10
  tomorrow he's like great well I've just told him again that I was just playing
• 1:03:13
  video games he's given me the day off but yeah no evidently Starfield have
• 1:03:19
  said is going to be their least buggiest game
• 1:03:23
  ever which would want to be since they they they postponed it for a year
• 1:03:29
  remember was come meant to come out November last year don't don't want any
• 1:03:34
  more games released before they're ready I'm actually happy that they're doing
• 1:03:37
  this because we're close to being released now fall out 76 they must have
• 1:03:42
  learned a lesson from that please have learned a
• 1:03:46
  lesson don't make online games yeah yeah there's a lot of lessons
• 1:03:52
  they learned from that no they're still they're still adding content still
• 1:03:56
  playing it honest I could thinking of going back
• 1:04:00
  in it got okay after you can essentially play single player game yeah you still
• 1:04:07
  can but people are playing Starfield already I've seen like like journalists
• 1:04:11
  playing to get their reviews ready
• 1:04:15
  so we not obviously time will tell I I I will have a review for you before it was
• 1:04:21
  released o you yes wait what does that mean
• 1:04:26
  never you mind oh it's a threat wait a review from somebody else or from
• 1:04:32
  yourself I I get an early copy of it that's all how early how early
• 1:04:38
  um I don't know how early not not this
• 1:04:41
  early but maybe a week early why why don't I get it because because I've done
• 1:04:47
  something stupid it's fine don't worry about it move on oh cuz you
• 1:04:52
  thing so I get we can't move on we're going to we move on we move on to the
• 1:04:56
  after party spit it out get Early Access so a lot of people
• 1:05:01
  going have Early Access but the official I'll still play it before the official
• 1:05:03
  release date okay so see now we've bookended this with the actual reason
• 1:05:08
  that your yes wife will be murdering you is because you've bribed Todd Howard to
• 1:05:13
  give you the game you paid a lot of extra money she listens to this so I'm going to
• 1:05:18
  murder lot of money it's a pretty
• 1:05:23
  watch it's a very pretty watch we should be able to watch it on the video of this
• 1:05:29
  podcast you should be able to know what time it is that you're getting it early
• 1:05:36
  yes speaking of the party what is the party yeah the part is um well basically
• 1:05:42
  uh the fun doesn't stop here man no the the fun continues in the Afterparty um
• 1:05:49
  just with less pants and um you're wearing pants find out in the afterparty
• 1:05:55
  patreon.com multiple nasm
• 1:06:00
  pants minus SL pants I'll say this I've recently
• 1:06:06
  started wearing drawring drawring pants and I'm I'm never going back I put a
• 1:06:11
  pair of jeans on the other day and I was like jeans are [ __ ] [ __ ] I told you I
• 1:06:15
  want those linen pants a little while back I fought more of them they're so
• 1:06:19
  comfortable I'm wearing what they call joggers which are like slightly posher
• 1:06:24
  trackon pants sure I wear them every day every day so
• 1:06:30
  you're not call full Bogan I
• 1:06:35
  mean he's not wearing a blue
• 1:06:38
  singlet AKA true we call a wife beater probably don't call them that
• 1:06:44
  anymore I probably wouldn't even call it that yeah not but yeah that was really a
• 1:06:48
  terrible thing to call something wasn't it just casually you and your wife beat
• 1:06:53
  her mate I could beat my wife jumper I want this is where we grew up that's
• 1:06:58
  literally what everybody called them yes like it wasn't an edgy joke or anything
• 1:07:03
  no that's what they were called MH yeah and in fact if you wore a different
• 1:07:07
  color one they just put the color and still say wife be oh you got a a black
• 1:07:12
  wife beat it yeah yeah that's fun white wife
• 1:07:15
  beat oh the blue one was the official
• 1:07:20
  uniform that in a pack of wi so often
• 1:07:26
  again this is not just us everybody called it that no well everywhere we
• 1:07:31
  grew up at least and it's because and now like we just said it and Luke
• 1:07:35
  literally in real time went oh that's a bit off isn't it but at the time it
• 1:07:38
  didn't come up cuz that's what it was called didn't think about it it's not
• 1:07:41
  associated with what the name is even no no and in fact what the thing is called
• 1:07:46
  battered wives would would call them that without going oh that it was it
• 1:07:51
  wasn't a wife it was just that's what they were called that now it's like when
• 1:07:56
  you point out to old people now how something something they call something
• 1:07:59
  is racist and they go why is it racist explain and they go I never really
• 1:08:02
  thought about it it's like that right yeah yeah well I had that actually yeah
• 1:08:08
  like um Chinese Whispers oh yeah we just got Whispers at my
• 1:08:13
  house but no cuz I actually said that it worked the other day and I've G oh hold
• 1:08:17
  on cuz I cuz that's just a game I played in primary school you know in the whole
• 1:08:22
  rest of the world they call that game broken telephone it's only in Australia
• 1:08:26
  we call that China we decided to make that they don't call it that here
• 1:08:29
  actually yeah it is broken telephone you just said that and I'm like that is what
• 1:08:32
  they call it here yeah yeah y so yeah I had to talk with someone at work to go
• 1:08:38
  is this is's gone no it's fine but yeah but yeah I just never thought of it
• 1:08:42
  because that's just the game I was taught I was taught in Primary School to
• 1:08:47
  play Chinese Whispers I was taught in year three
• 1:08:53
  social studies to call the Aboriginal people Wild black Fellers yeah wow I've
• 1:08:58
  got the workbook to prove it well crocodile
• 1:09:04
  dande uh encourages some stuff that's not you know so the rest of the world's
• 1:09:09
  probably aware of all the horrible things but they think it's
• 1:09:14
  normal like I think that's why the rest of the world thinks Australia's
• 1:09:18
  intolerant and well I think Australia has always been that's one of the
• 1:09:21
  reasons casually racist more than yeah
• 1:09:26
  actively RAC yeah yeah activ racist I'm Mak good I'm making eable I'm
• 1:09:32
  actively racist when I think of it I always yeah I get off off my ass and be
• 1:09:38
  racist racist keep on there something else this is
• 1:09:44
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• 1:09:50
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