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TWR Monday | A Tale of Two Cripples w/ Mortheous! · The Whitfield Report

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  The right to offend is not some pesky little part of freedom of
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  speech that we have to put up with.
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  It is the heart and soul and lungs of freedom of speech.
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  It is the coursing lifeblood of human progress.
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  It is the instigator of liberty and modernity and science and
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  understanding. What a laughingstock today's
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  student leaders are that they can so casually dismiss the
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  right to be offensive without realizing that their lovely,
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  enlightened lives are the gifts of individuals who gave offence.
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  Offensiveness is not just something we have to
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  begrudgingly accept. Offensiveness is the motor of
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  human progress. Now broadcasting from the Right
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  to Offend media studios in sunny South Florida, bringing you the
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  latest in politics, current events, art and pop culture.
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  This is the Whitfield Report live with Sam Whitfield.
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  But giving offense is good. In fact, it's essential.
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  And happy New Year, ladies and gentlemen.
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  Welcome to the first, the first Whitfield report.
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  In fact, not just the Whitfield Report Monday edition, but the
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  first Whitfield Report episode for 2026.
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  Great to have you aboard and have your new year.
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  And as you might be able to tell based on today's title, well,
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  you know, oftentimes we have writers and, you know,
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  podcasters, occasionally musical people on the show.
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  But I decided to start the new year off by kind of inviting a,
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  a friend of the show who has done all three.
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  And I, you know, I, I suppose it could be considered cheating
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  since I'm going in the house for the 1st guest technically with
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  right to event media. But the Mighty Morpheus returns,
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  you know, for a one-on-one show for the new year.
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  Hey, hey. So happy to have you.
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  Happy to be. Here, Yeah, yeah.
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  In fact, to borrow the name of Eric Bishops, you know, podcast
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  to tell of two scribes, I think this episode is going to be
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  titled like a tale of two cripples or something, because
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  why not? But anyway, welcome to the show.
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  Morpheus. How was, how is the remainder of
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  your 2025 and how is your 2026 been at the time We're recording
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  this three days and do it. Knock on wood, 2026 hasn't
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  hasn't fucked me yet. The tail end of 2025 was me
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  being an absolute nerd, doing a little bit of drinking and
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  building some Legos. Nice.
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  Yeah. Yeah, I did.
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  I did not know that you were into Legos, but that's that's
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  pretty cool. So yeah.
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  And I mean, you know, just 2026 has, I mean, it's kind of been
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  uneventful so far for the most part, except I should point out
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  that we're recording this on a Saturday night and I'm sure
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  we'll talk about this on Wednesday.
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  But it appears that the Trump set in Delta Force into
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  Venezuela and they captured Nicolas Maduro, the dictator
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  over there. Who?
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  Did see that. That's pretty, pretty wild.
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  Who I just found out, like before being president, he was a
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  bus driver. But then he was connected.
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  He was connected to Hugo Chavez, who was, you know, who was the
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  previous dictator. And yeah, I mean, I guess, I
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  guess that's what happens when you're, you know, in a communist
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  country, the the bus driver can rather become president without
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  any qualifications, so. Definitely fucking wild.
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  And then and they and they said Trump had no qualifications.
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  Right. Yeah, well, apparently, I don't
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  know if this is true, but from what I heard, extent the new
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  Fire Chief for for like New York City apparently is a is like a
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  lesbian, like DEI Hire has no experience, like she's never
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  been a firefighter before and she's proud of that, actually.
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  The current mayor. Mayor is now without with
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  Mandami. I wouldn't doubt it, yeah.
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  Well, like I said, I think it's going to be a few years before I
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  before I visit the the city. Yeah, the city again, I think.
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  Fuck, I live nowhere near the city.
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  Of of course, yeah, right. Of course.
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  By the time I go back, if if they have someone who's a Fire
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  Chief who doesn't even know how to fight fires, then that could
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  be that could be dangerous and it might burn again just like in
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  18. 100 again and continuously for years.
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  And I know how to fucking put them out.
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  Yeah, yeah. Well, may, you know, maybe after
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  Mondami we'll get like we'll get Rudy July Giuliani 2.0.
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  Here's hoping. That would be good.
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  But anyway, so I have to ask, you've been hosting Bits and
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  bones for about a year now. It's been about like the has
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  been a has been AI think it's been a full year at this point,
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  hasn't. It it's been a little over a
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  full year. And so how is your experience
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  hosting bits and Bones? Bad.
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  It's it's fun. It's, it's, it's, it's the fun,
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  non, non formal project and it's, it's fun and low pressure.
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  So how do you how do you like being a second or third chair
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  for it? I I love it because I do not
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  have to, I do not have to be the host of the, of the show.
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  So it, you know, it's a, it's a different, you know, animal.
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  So and I don't have to worry about like producing too much,
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  although I might like be I might be working on an intro video for
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  bits and bones. That'd be.
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  Cool. So anyway, I actually wanted to
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  ask you because we've gotten a question on this before.
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  What is your background in gaming per SE?
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  Are you just like a passionate gamer?
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  Or a passionate gamer. I played Gwen when that
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  community was active from the entire life of that game.
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  I was part of a part of one of the E sports teams that they had
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  mostly passionate gamer. But my my main background is in
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  is in music because I've got I've got a degree in music
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  industry and audio producing. Nice.
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  So, so yeah. So you're, so you are a music
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  producer by trade? By trade then I would.
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  Want to say audio engineer because I don't really do do a
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  whole lot of music, but audio engineer.
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  Fair enough. So as an audio engineer, then
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  this kind of fits into something I saw.
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  I'm going to I'm. Going to I'm going to follow the
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  Mudahar and say I'm an engineer. Well, you know, I mean, I mean,
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  you know, Craig, Craig is an engineer too, you know.
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  Craig outranks me so. Yeah, Well, well, well, Craig is
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  well, Craig is a doctor, so he outruns all of us.
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  So, but as a as an auto engineer, I I have to ask, what
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  do you think of this? I guess there's this phenomenon
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  where like Gen. Z and Gen.
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  Alpha are discovering like CDs now which is hilarious to me and
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  I I guess like. That is pretty fucking funny to
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  me because my my my first CD that I received as a gift was
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  Who do you know Blowfish got correct review.
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  Yeah, yeah. Well, I mean, I mean, my first,
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  my first CD that I got as a gift was, was The Who was who's next?
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  And I saw the copy of it. And I think, I think it is funny
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  how like they're now finding out how like losses, how like CD
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  quality is better than and, you know, streaming.
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  CDCD quality is better than streaming and fucking vinyl is
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  better than CD. Yeah, I, The funny thing is, is
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  I, I own, I own a few vinyls, but I do not have a vinyl.
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  I do not have like a record player.
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  Very, very few people do these days.
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  I well, you can, you can get one now like pretty cheap.
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  So are are you, are you ACD guy or like more of a vinyl guy or
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  streaming just like everyone else now?
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  If I have it in physical format, I will play it in physical
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  format, CD, vinyl, what what have you.
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  But if I don't have it, I'm just going to go to go to YouTube.
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  I, I mean, I, I have Apple Music, but if there's like an
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  album that I really like that I'll like replay over and over
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  all I do tend to buy my. My physical copies as well.
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  Yeah, and that's mainly just because, just because like with
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  rights and whatnot, you know, you, you never know when
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  something is going to get pulled from, you know, streaming
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  services. So actually.
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  Funny funny story where I have my computer set up, my streaming
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  set up, I have A to show stand that has the mixture of my CDs
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  as well as my the CDs that I have heard from my grandfather
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  when he passed. Yeah, that, yeah, that's
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  somewhat, that's similar to, you know, as similar to my thing
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  with my with my uncle, you can't see it because I've got, I've
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  got the green screen, but behind me is the shelf.
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  And on the second level, I, I have my CDs and then his CDs and
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  I've, I've also got CDs here on the desk with me that are like
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  off screen. But yeah, I, I, I just thought I
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  just found that funny how there are now, there are now like Gen.
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  alpha Youtubers that are discovering, you know, CDs for
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  they're. Discovering what what what real
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  music sounds like. Yeah, well, they're all.
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  And they're also discovering. They're also discovering
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  watches. They're also discovering watches
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  too, which is funny. That's hilarious.
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  So I mean, and like I and like I, I have AI have like an Apple
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  Watch. Like I also a pretty nice
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  collection of like I've just like, you know, standard watches
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  that I inherited from my my white grandfather, so.
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  Yeah, my, my, my daily watch is a is AG shot because it's
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  pretty, pretty indestructible with with the wheelchair and
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  whatnot. But I.
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  Also, yeah, those. Dress watches that I that I go
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  to on occasion. Yeah, there's those caster G
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  shots. Yeah, those are those are nice.
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  I, I, I had one and then I think, I think I got, I got rid
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  of it like way back when I was still in Colorado.
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  So, but anyway, well, what are, what are you looking forward to
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  in terms of like 2026? What are your hopes for kind of
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  in like, you know, media or pop culture or really anything?
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  Earlier today the game developer Rebel Rebel Wolf just confirmed
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  that Blood of Don Walker is coming out in 2026.
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  So they didn't give officially give us a release date, but they
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  said the game will be out this year.
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  That's interesting. The gaming industry is kind of,
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  I don't know, it's, it's, it's been in a weird spot.
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  The the AAA, the AAA is fucked, but the independence and AA like
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  Rebel Wolves is, is in a pretty good shape.
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  And I'm pretty sure you've you've heard me say this on the
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  bits and bones there Sammy. But Rebel Wolves is made-up of
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  former CDPR devs at Left Left Studio.
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  Yeah. I mean, what what's interesting
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  is that like, I mean there, there are some AA studios like
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  like Remedy that like do sometimes go into the DEI thing,
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  but not often. I'm really hoping, and I know we
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  just talked about this on Bits and Bones, which hopefully now
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  people can find on Spotify as well.
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  But I know on the last Bits and Bones episode that we had, you
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  know, that there have been concerned like about the new
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  James Bond, you know, game going woke, which I hope.
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  That would. That would suck.
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  Which I, which I hope to God, isn't.
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  That isn't the case, but if it if it is like sadly, I think
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  that also will show kind of the direction that Amazon might be
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  might be taking the franchise as well.
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  So and then I haven't seen, I actually haven't seen the
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  Witcher season 4 yet, but I watched a video review on it and
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  the review I saw and it was better than probably the season
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  itself. I would have.
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  I would have happened. And quite honestly I I stopped
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  watching the Witch on Netflix mid season 2 when they killed
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  Lambert which says fuck you I'm not watching your your your fan
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  fiction. Yeah, well, you might be
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  interested. In Because I'm sorry girl and
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  Zamir would wouldn't kill Osco period.
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  Right. Well they well they all well
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  they I guess they killed Bezamir in season 4 even though like.
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  So homo even. Even though we're even though
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  we're nowhere near like the Wild Hunt.
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  Yeah, Oh, at least not at least not in the in the game, at least
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  not in the Netflix series. Also the one I I guess my cool
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  thing is your favorite, your favorite character in the
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  Witcher is played by Laurence Fishburne.
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  So there's that. I, I, I did did see that in the
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  clips that I have seen them. So, you know, in the character I
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  have no, I have no issue with that betrayal at all.
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  But I mean, but it also seems like he's playing Morbius
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  absolutely insta. Yeah.
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  So I mean, I, I don't know. The in like I I want to like I
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  want to like it's is it, is it Chris Hemsworth or the other
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  Hemsworth? The other Hemsworth, Liam.
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  Yeah, I like, I like William Hemsworth.
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  I just don't think he's the Witcher.
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  He has the Henry Cable problem. Where where?
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  Where it's just been typecast you mean?
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  What? Well, no where is as far as the
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  fans are concerned. Henry Cavill is our girl,
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  meaning Liam Hemsworth is not. Yeah, well, I mean that that's
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  that's one of those things it's going to be super, super hard to
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  replace anyone, you know, who's been like in an iconic role like
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  that. So do you think, and then I know
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  that like the Witcher fours coming out, do you think the
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  direction of The Witcher 4 as a as a game is taking the
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  direction it is because of the show or do you think they were
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  headed? I honestly think it has nothing
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  to do with the show. To me what it has to do with is
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  back in 2022 or 2023, developers put up a an ESG and DEI video up
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  on their YouTube channel and went through all of that
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  business as well as signed a legally binding European bulk
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  charter. Awesome.
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  Well, well, that that would explain a lot then.
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  I guess unfortunately, and I think we went, we mentioned it
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  on Bits and Bones, you know, either yesterday at the time of
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  the recording or last week that there that rumbles about a new
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  Witcher 3 expansion and looking over a bunch of things that have
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  come out. Well, that have been pointed out
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  to me today. It's basically confirm.
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  It's just a matter of when it's going to be released.
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  The rumor is May. And in that in.
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  In the witches old game. Yeah.
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  And yeah. And that's, that's what I that's
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  what I was going to say. It's a it's a decade old old
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  game. I mean it.
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  Is cool, but The thing is because they're switching to
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  Siri and Witcher 4, you have to bridge that gap somehow and I
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  guess this expansion is rumored to be that.
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  Yeah. There's a lot of a lot of
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  questions in world lore wise and for me again, as as we just
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  mentioned the woke bullshit as how how they're going to do this
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  properly that's going to make the fans of the of the series OK
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  with everything. Yeah, well, I mean, I know that
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  like in certain parts, Siri is a is a playable character in The
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  Witcher 3, which by the way, I hate that that's her name
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  because every time she gets mentioned, my iPhone always goes
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  up, always goes off. You know, since that, since
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  that's the name of the Voice Assistant.
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  Yeah, yeah, certainly. I think you were, you were
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  mentioning the playable character, playable character
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  theory. She is playable in The Witcher
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  3, but she's very much overpowered in that game.
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  And a space that you can't start a new game and A and a new
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  trilogy with somebody that overpowered.
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  Yeah, well, because well, because I I know that what I
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  know that like in the I know then the in Witcher 3, she can
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  like automatically heal, wears like yeah, you.
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  And and and and and Witcher 3. She's still got all of her lady
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  of space and time powers at that point, which that that character
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  would be fun as fuck to play with.
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  But I I get what we've seen in the trailers for Witcher 4 is
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  she's going to be a full-fledged Witcher that's gone through all
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  of the trials, and that's where all of the lower questions come
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  in. Well, I mean, I, I would
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  imagine, and I'm not as much into that series as you are, but
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  I would imagine like in order to, for her to be like a
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  Witcher, they would always have to like strip her of her power,
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  which would come. That's basically the the way I
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  see it is as as is the lady of space and time.
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  She's more powerful than Gerald, so she's got to go to some life
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  or death situation where she has to make the choice, do I die or
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  do I go through the trials? Yeah.
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  Is Syria mortal? So is she basically like
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  immortal in the books or in the in the game?
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  She she's essentially 1/2 human half elf.
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  She's she's mortal, she can die, but her powers are so that she
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  basically has a severe advantage for pretty much everybody in the
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  universe as far as battle wise. OK, so it's it's kind of a God
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  Mode thing, but not like not completely.
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  Wouldn't outright have an advantage to but pretty much God
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  Mode in the universe. The only thing that they she
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  couldn't outright beat flat out is probably the elder vampires.
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  Yeah, I, I I probably need to like, start playing Witcher 3
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  again. Just so so our listeners get the
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  bit of information that they need in the universe.
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  The elder vampires. The only way they can be
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  defeated is if they're they're their own kind that does the
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  final blow. In interesting So so only
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  vampires can like fully kill other vampires?
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  Right, that's that's the higher vampire variant.
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  The other normal versions that are normal versions of vampires
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  that were throughout other fantasy genres can be killed
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  just by normal the normal way. But higher.
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  Higher vampires have to be killed by other higher vampires.
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  Have so have you so I mean the Witcher is your favorite fantasy
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  series or or have have you have you like ever thought about like
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  writing anything fantasy related?
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  Because I know you've done like some writing I've.
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  Thought about it. Unfortunately I'm extremely
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  undisciplined, so I would really have to be like out of
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  Commission as far as electronics to have the the gumption and or
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  discipline to actually do that. Otherwise, ADD would kick it
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  would kick it. Yeah, how?
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  How'd you? Some motivating factors.
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  Well, I mean, I certainly think that you would always be.
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  I mean, you seem to understand like the high, the fantasy.
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  Right, I have it was a major outlet when I was going to
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  college for music. I would basically have a
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  notebook on me at all times because on occasional the music
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  professors would have us write lyrics or a poem or whatever
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  just on a limb and wrote this poem getting trying to get into
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  a spoken word poetry group. And it was a hit with the
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  instructors as well as a bunch of my friends.
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  And they're like more you should do this piece.
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  And we're going to put set you up as the opener because it's
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  you know, me, Sam and I. The title title of the poem is
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  cripple. So I'll smash you in the face.
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  Again, 222 cripples wheel wheel into a bar.
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  That's freaking hilarious. A special needs people with
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  funnier than out. So good.
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  Yeah, it's a primary diagnosis of spinal nifedo with corrected
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  scoliosis because I I had to have the Herrington rod surgery
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  back in the day. I can absolutely tell the
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  weather I am more accurate than the weatherman.
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  Yes. Definitely, definitely sucks,
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  but as long as it's a gradual change I'm I can typically
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  manage it. It's when the when when Mother
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  Mother nature wants to be a bitch and change on a whim.
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  That's when nothing kicks me in the ass.
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  Not so much in the, in the, in the, not so much in the in the
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  fall and summer, but we're on at New York, we get, we get lake
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  effect snow. So yeah, unfortunately we get
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  crazy changes on occasion in the winter.
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  Yeah, that would that would that would kill me.
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  It's a masshole that's that's used to stop Arctic
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  temperatures. Goddamn polar bear.
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  That that wouldn't exactly be right on our end to not give
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  each other shit. At least you shouldn't anyway.
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  Well, I, I kind of hope to get the bit bits and bones a little
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  little little more refined as it is.
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  But you know, the show that as it is, it's pretty loose.
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  I find a couple topics throughout the week and we just
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  go off that and like playing with a couple ideas about that
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  format. I just don't know if I'm
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  actually going to change anything or not.
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  I'll play with it. With it being on YouTube now, we
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  can do that. And and you and you and I are so
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  used to long form com content. We don't really deal in the bite
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  size TikTok that content. You mean you mean YouTube shorts
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  of Breaking Bad, not bits and bones?
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  I was like, they've seen you YouTube shorts of bits and
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  bones. I'm like, how are they doing
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  that? Unless you and Max were doing
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  that. That's what I thought.
• 39:37
  Make the giant cook. Maxine, maybe the giant and
• 40:15
  Maxine can cook for us works.
• 41:02
  What I was going to bring up, I touched down a little a little
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  while ago that the Rebel Wolves developer dropped the video
• 41:10
  earlier today, The day, the day after Bits and Bones, of course,
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  potentially unofficially announcing that 2026 is the year
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  of blood of Don Walker. And if I, if I, if I had to
• 41:28
  guess, we'll probably get that game probably mid to late summer
• 41:32
  or right right around Halloween. Being a independent studio, it
• 41:59
  might I would probably Avenger between 50 and 60 going up what
• 42:05
  I know about the studio. Yeah, fuck that game $100.
• 42:18
  Fuck that last first flight.
• 42:57
  Yeah, I probably won't touch GTA6 until it like goes on on
• 43:02
  like half price sales. I'm so glad that game didn't win
• 43:46
  a fucking thing at the fucking Game Awards.
• 43:59
  Crazy. I'm I'm that hoping they'll say,
• 44:38
  I mean, they're, they're on occasion you'll get a game that
• 44:41
  say for an instance, is, is released in September or
• 44:44
  October, it doesn't do too hot. So by what December, January, it
• 44:49
  goes on sale for 50% off. And, and the rumor is they're
• 44:52
  not very happy with the ghost of Yorkshire sales.
• 44:55
  So you would think at some point that game is going on sale.
• 46:22
  That's funny as hell and, and, and honestly finding Red Dead
• 46:26
  Redemption for 20 bucks I I almost would have bought that on
• 46:29
  principle, right? I'm constantly switch, going
• 47:03
  back and forth between replaying Witcher 3 and cyber bombing
• 47:08
  again trying to do yeah evil Corporal VI have I have.
• 47:19
  It's fun. I think Joe,
• 47:53
  I think when I get when I get to it, I'm I'm actually going to do
• 47:58
  the Super shitty suicide ending for Corporal V.
• 48:27
  Just just just to shoot yourself because it's I want to do it
• 48:34
  simply because it's the one ending that I've never done.
• 48:37
  I've done a lot of the other corporal stuff, but I've never
• 48:40
  done the suicide ending. But from the clips that I've
• 48:43
  seen online, the video clip, the video clips from Judy at that
• 48:48
  ending, heartbreaking. They didn't,
• 49:43
  right? You know, I think I saw that two
• 49:46
  hours or something like that in the comments as well.
• 49:58
  That same token, if anybody's actually thinking about suicide,
• 50:01
  please don't. I promise you, life is not that
• 50:13
  bad to do that. Don't be wrong, I've had some
• 50:28
  pretty fucking low lows in my life.
• 50:30
  Knock on wood, not not in like 20 years, but I've had, I had
• 50:34
  some major lows back in the day and just no, don't do that ever.
• 50:49
  Because sure, your pain is over, but you've just dealt a lot of
• 50:52
  other people pain. Jesus Christ, yes, of course
• 51:44
  they are. Yeah, I can see it.
• 52:23
  Yeah, Fat JD Vance.
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  That's funny as fuck speaking.
• 53:44
  Speaking of AI slop, I saw I saw a headline a little bit before
• 53:51
  we went. We we got on the night that the
• 53:54
  head of Microsoft is whining that video gamers are calling
• 54:00
  things AI Slop. Well, it's called Don't make AI
• 54:14
  Slop games and we won't call it AI Slop.
• 54:37
  How about you make make your make your AI not not shitty?
• 55:23
  They've tried to, but unfortunately my PC is on the
• 55:29
  older end of things now and it actually can't upgrade to
• 55:33
  Windows 11. Yeah, I have no issue with being
• 55:54
  quote UN quote stuck on Windows 10.
• 55:56
  I mean, at some point I'm sure I'm going to need a new PC that
• 56:00
  does is able to take windows, Windows 11.
• 56:04
  But right now it's running everything that I, that I, that
• 56:07
  I need. It might not run everything the
• 56:09
  the best of it that that I would need, but it's good enough to do
• 56:14
  a podcast so I'm OK. Yeah, it it, it, it runs my
• 56:36
  Witcher 3, it runs my Cyberpunk and it runs podcasting.
• 56:41
  I am good. My cousin has a family
• 57:07
  accessible, an extended family accessible Plex server where he
• 57:14
  shoves all of the movies that he can get his hands on onto the
• 57:17
  Plex server and we all share that through our PC.
• 57:20
  So I watch movies on the PC. Oh yeah.
• 57:30
  The only thing I don't use my my PC for is you.
• 57:37
  Portable YouTube stuff my mind those don't know I'm on
• 58:02
  with Sam and Max on on Wednesday nights Whitfield Report and then
• 58:07
  Friday nights 10:00 PM EST Bits and bones on Rumble, YouTube and
• 58:13
  kick nice.
• 58:42
  Yeah, understandable. And if anybody wants to get a
• 58:45
  hold of me at ICE, I'm at Martheus MORTHEOUS.
• 59:16
  Yes, indeed, yeah, typically I'm I'm, I'm a worker in discord.
• 59:29
  But if if somebody pings me, I will have no no problem
• 59:32
  conversing and replying to whatever the gentleman the
• 59:37
  gentleman want to talk to me about.
• 1:00:20
  Thanks for having me, Sammy. The right to offend is not some
• 1:00:30
  pesky little part of freedom of speech that we have to put up
• 1:00:33
  with. It is the heart and soul and
• 1:00:35
  lungs of freedom of speech. It is the coursing lifeblood of
• 1:00:39
  human progress. It is the instigator of liberty
• 1:00:43
  and modernity and science and understanding.
• 1:00:46
  What a laughing stock today's student leaders are that they
• 1:00:51
  can so casually dismiss the right to be offensive without
• 1:00:55
  realizing that their lovely, enlightened lives are the gifts
• 1:00:59
  of individuals who gave offence. Offensiveness is not just
• 1:01:04
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• 1:01:07
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• 1:01:11
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