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HHBSO 147: Do You Want Them or Not?!? · He's Hot but Something's Off...

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Hello and welcome to He's hot, but some things off.
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Am I getting the hang of this over fading the music out?
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Honestly, I feel like every time I every time I record, it's a
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little bit different. Hello, listeners, and hello
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special hello to my subscribers on Patreon.
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I I'm in a little bit of a mood. I was just at the gym and I,
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when I was leaving the gym, I was like, you know what?
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OK, I tried at the gym today. You know, sometimes you go, you
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go do something that maybe you don't want to do, but you know,
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you have to do and you try your best to like do that thing that
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needs to be done. Maybe it's not like perfect, but
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you know what, you gave it a try.
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No one's going to die. So it was one of those days at
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the gym because I have a spreadsheet that I follow and it
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shows me, OK, this day at the gym, these are the exercises I'm
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doing in this particular order. And this is how many sets and
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reps and how heavy the weights are, blah, blah, blah.
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And I did like 80%, if I'm being generous, more like 3/4.
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But I did like 7080% of what I wanted to do today, what I was
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supposed to do. And once in a while at the gym,
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as you're going through, as I'm going through my workouts, I can
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just feel that, you know what, today is not a day for breaking
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records. And that's OK.
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I don't allow myself to do this very much because if it's often
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that you're not, if you're not doing as much as last time, you
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know, if you did like 10 reps last time and you're only doing
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8 the next time, that's a regression.
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And you do have days where, you know what, today's not the day.
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Let's not push, let's just rest. We burn some calories.
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We got to the gym, we gave it a try and today's just not a day
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for breaking records. Today is not the day to do that
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extra Rep or to add some extra weight.
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But we moved our bodies, we burned some calories, we got out
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of the house, we got to the gym, we really tried today.
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It was like one of those days. As long as they do not happen
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often, at least in terms of when you're doing weight training.
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Because with depending on what your goals are, if your goals is
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just for general fitness, then you don't have the necessary go
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through a trouble of like tracking your workouts and how
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many reps you did and how heavy the weights were that you were
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using. My goals is to like get stronger
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and bigger over time. So, you know, I do need to over
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the long term lift more slash heavier.
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You know, to have a day where you're not feeling it for
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whatever reason, it's fine. But those days need to be kept
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like relatively rare. Because if like half the time
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you going to the gym and like you're doing less than the time
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before, it's probably not going to help your goals anyways.
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And I thought podcasting would be like a good way for me to
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actually decompress. I do sometimes decompress by
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doing a podcast, but sometimes it's good for me to just speak
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my thoughts. I got home and I thought, you
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know what? I, I, maybe I'm in the mood to
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do some work. So I sat down on the computer
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and I did like the, I checked like 1 e-mail or I responded to
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one work e-mail. And then I was just like, this
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is not the T bitch. And I thought, OK, let's record
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a podcast. So here we are in California.
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We're actually in the many parts of the country not to talk too
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many politics. And I swear this isn't really
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about politics, but in many parts of the country we have the
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primaries right now. I have to explain to a friend
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that's not from the US what the primaries were.
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For those of you that are not from the US, primaries is what's
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like the easiest, least boring way.
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It's like when you have something where a whole bunch of
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randoms can nominate themselves. They need to like thin out the
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crowd. That's basically the primaries.
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I know that was not a usefully descriptive description, but
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this is not supposed to be a useful podcast either.
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Anyways, the amount of this is my point.
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The amount of trees we're killing to like for all these
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spam I'm getting. Not e-mail spam, physical snail
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mail spam. The amount of Flyers I don't
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even know what they are. All I know is it's not
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important. The amount of money and trees
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being spent slash killed for whoever it is or whatever group
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it is that's sending all this mail because it is like
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elections of some sort. It's like mind boggling.
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It's like can we kill less trees please?
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So I basically have to I go to my mailbox to check it like
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every other day and usually I don't get that much mail.
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Honestly. It's rare that I get an actual
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letter that is actually important and I'm very much for
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if something is not important slash I'm not interested in it.
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I don't want to spend any of my time or energy on it.
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I I just want to keep things like clean and efficient.
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Like I have enough on my plate that I don't need to entertain
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random advertisements, unsolicited advertisements that
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fill up my snail mailbox. I have to check it every other
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day because my mailbox is like a regular size for like an
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apartment building, IE not that big.
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And it fills up with all this spam.
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And it's like, you know what, I need my mailbox to have enough
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space in it for actual letters that are actually important to
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me. And sometimes when the Postal
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Service delivers like a package, like a small package, they
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usually like to put it into like the mailbox.
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And I would rather my packages be locked in my mailbox than
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just like sitting out in the mail room because we have had
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people, like people just come into the mail room just steal
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packages. Haven't for a while now.
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But like a couple of a couple of Christmases ago, someone just
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came in right around Christmas time, just like stole all the
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packages. It's very easy to tailgate into
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the apartment building anyways. So like, yeah, every other day I
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have to like, track down their extra.
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Usually I don't have to check it.
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I just check like once a week. It's bad enough I get the
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regular spam from like the local supermarket or whatever, but to
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get the extra spam from like all the political stuff, It's like,
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I also don't like that the way elections kind of work in this
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country is how much money do you have to do marketing and
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advertising? But it's always, it's always in
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the news, like how much money the different candidates and
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campaigns are raising. And they're using a lot of it
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for marketing reasons, including to kill a whole ton of trees to
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send people a ton of spam. And I don't want to see it.
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I don't, I don't like this concept of like, let's raise as
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much money as possible to spam as many people as possible.
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It's like how marketing works. But for me, I have a maybe
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that's why I like, I'm not really good at marketing stuff,
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you know, like the skin care business that I have.
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I honestly am not great at marketing it.
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If I was better at marketing, it would probably be like more
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successful. But I maybe I'm making my peace
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with. I'm just not that type of a
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person. Anytime anyone tries to sell
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anything to me in that traditional like sales slash
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marketing sense, I'm automatically turned off.
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You know what? I love cars.
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And when I was growing up, if we had half a chance to like go
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near a car dealership, I would be giddy.
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But now that I'm an adult and have dealt with many car dealers
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and have because I've like sold slash purchased several cars
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now, I'm like, I don't want to be anywhere near a car
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dealership. It's nice to like see new cars
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because I'm, I'm a car enthusiast, but like, like it
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just seems like 90% of car people that are that work in
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like a car showroom. They don't look at me like a
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human. They look at me like a stupid
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bag of cash. Do you ever get the sense that
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if you, if you have ever been into a car dealership on the
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showroom floor, do you ever get that feeling someone is looking
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at you? It it's like the way a dog look
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at looks at a piece of steak. It's like they're looking at you
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like they want to eat you up and not for your benefit, for their
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own benefit so that they get fed.
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I understand that businesses need to make money, but I just
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really don't like how certain I I I don't like how salespeople
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sometimes manipulate their potential customers to make a
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sale. So I I on some level I
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understand like salespeople, their job is to close the close
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the deal, close the sale. I get it.
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But I sell stuff now I have a skin care company.
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I'm selling skin care. I need to do sales for that.
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I need to convince people to buy my stuff.
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And I'm a travel agent. I need to convince people to
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like book trips. It's actually sales.
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So I'm actually in sales and marketing in a way because when
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you're one person can be do everything.
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But like it's like I'm selling stuff and I need to market my
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company and market my stuff out there and I need to convince
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people to buy my shit. But I feel like with the travel
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agency thing, I think I'm I'm naturally able to market that
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pretty well with the skin care thing, honestly, marketing that
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it feels foreign to me to market the skin care like an actual
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like physical product like that. With the travel agency though,
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you know the travel agent, I'm selling more of a service.
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Like I'm, yes, I'm selling the cruise if you will, but I'm not
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providing the cruise as a product like someone else like
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Atlantis or Virgin Voyages, whoever, the cruise line,
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they're providing the product. So I don't really need to in a
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way I don't need to push the product as much because the
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product is what it is. Like with the skin care thing, I
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formulated those products. So because I have a direct hand
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in creating that product, I feel like marketing that something
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you actually make is different than your kind of marketing
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someone else's product. Like actually I think I would be
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like, well, I probably wouldn't be a good car salesman from
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like, from like the point of view of how many sales can I
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make? But I think it's a job that I
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would actually enjoy if I was able to do it my own way.
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Because someone's going to come to a car dealership with the
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interest in they're, they're someone interested in buying a
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car and they are there to like, look at the car that you didn't
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make, like you're a Toyota dealer, right?
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Someone wants to buy a car, they like Toyotas or they're looking
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at Toyota and they go to a Toyota dealership.
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They're not going to the dealership because of the
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dealership. They're going to the dealership
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because of the car, right? It's the same thing for me.
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People are coming to me not because I'm not the main event,
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if you will, I'm not the main event.
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I'm not the thing they're looking to buy.
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They're looking ultimately to go on the cruise, right?
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How they book the cruise, they've got some options and
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that's where I advertise like, hey, if you book with just Joey
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travels, this is how it's advantageous, especially with
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the travel company. It's been relatively easy for me
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to highlight like ABCDE, like 1 to 10.
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I did a whole podcast on it. So that comes Nat like pretty
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naturally if I'm allowed to do sales and marketing in my own
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way for something I'm like passionate about, for something
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that I don't have to manufacture myself.
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I guess I'm finding out with the skin care thing.
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Yeah, it I just find it's so different than marketing the
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travel agency actually. So yeah, learning a lot.
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But yeah, I don't like this thing where one time I was
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touring like an apartment to rent.
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Not that long ago, actually, this was not that long ago.
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I was touring some apartment and I'm kind of gullible.
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I'm not, I'm not always the smartest light bulb in the pack,
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to be honest. I'm kind of gullible in like the
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in the street smart sense sometimes.
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And there's a there's like a demo unit and this chick was
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touring me through it. And I was talking about, Oh,
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yeah, it's like we're looking at the bedrooms.
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And I said, oh, one of these spare bedrooms might be good
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because I have like, a podcasting set up and I need
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space to like, in the office to like, put that equipment.
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And then she said, oh, you have a good podcasting voice?
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When I hear something just at the moment, like a compliment
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like that from like a person, I don't really know, it was from a
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friend. I maybe I, I would, we would be
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bantering or maybe we're just like shading each other, but
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from like a stranger in like a situation like that.
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I just believed it. I would just believe it right
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away. I just believe it right away.
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It was like a little bit later, like I've left the place after I
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was like, maybe she would just say that to like as a sales
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pitch just like butter me up. I don't know what it is.
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I don't think my voice is so like conducive to like
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podcasting or whatever. I think I just have like a very
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average voice. Anyways, I, I am a little
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gullible. I can be a little bit gullible
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sometimes in like the spur of the moment in the public from a
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stranger type of way. Like if a, if a random stranger
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came up to me and just said like some random thing, doesn't
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matter if it's like a compliment or not a compliment, I think my
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initial instinct is to like believe it.
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So I feel like I'm a little gullible.
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Yeah. But yeah, but like the, the spam
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is just crazy. I've got a few different phone
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numbers because I like a personal phone number and I have
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like a spam phone number. And then I have phone numbers
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for like the different businesses, but they, they
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needed their own phone numbers for work reasons.
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The way that some businesses get your phone numbers and just cold
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call you. I've told some of you guys, I, I
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tried to list my condo like a while ago.
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And what I discover is if you list your house OK, but then you
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take the listing off, you remove the listing without selling it.
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Apparently, there are real estate companies, like real
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estate agent people. They're specifically looking for
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when listings get taken off, when houses get delisted without
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selling. And then they will like, try to
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call you up. And I didn't know about this.
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So the first time this happened, I was getting like spam phone
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calls, like out of nowhere. And you know, like it when you
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have your phone number for like a while and you start using it,
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you give it to different companies, like eventually, like
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it'll get into the hands of like spambots or whatever.
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But it was like the day after the, I remember the morning
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after we took the listing down, the number of phone calls I was
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getting from these like random real estate companies, real
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estate agents or whatever. It was like crazy.
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I've never had that many spam phone calls and I could
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understand if they call it like my regular personal number and
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my spam number. A couple of them got one of my
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company numbers from one of the companies that I own.
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Like I don't Maybe it was like the skin care company at the
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time and I was like, I know how because like companies are like
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companies LLC stuff. It's like public record.
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You can trace it. It's not like super, super hard.
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If you someone wanted to do what they could.
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I tell you guys some tea. The one that called one of my
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company numbers, I just didn't like that they went, they traced
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me all the way to the LLC that I own and it called me from that
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number. I just didn't like that they
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were doing that. And like they also had their
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real estate whatever thing show up on the caller ID.
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So I knew right away it was like some random real estate company
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that I have no business with and they're calling my business
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number I picked up and I literally just started yelling
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profanities at this person. Like I literally just started
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like being so explicitly rude with extremely colorful
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language. And like the, I think, I think I
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heard the person went like like that.
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Like they were just like flabbergasted.
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I went in so strong because, you know, sometimes you just need
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like half just be. Sometimes I just need half a
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reason. Like once in a while it's like
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because I was getting so much spam and I was like, you people
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need to stop calling me. It's like you think you cold
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calling me because I took my listing off.
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And this is partially from again, like my disdain for
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salespeople. And these are like cold sales
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calls. And I didn't need my date
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interrupted with all these phone calls from all these companies
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that think they're going to try to get my listing because I took
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my listing down and my place hasn't sold.
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So this person, I don't know who this person is, they called and
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I was so like rude. I used so much profanity.
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It's like unbelievable, like words.
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I can't even at words. I cannot utter any sort of
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recording or podcast. Imagine someone being super rude
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and saying words that they have no business saying.
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I sounded like the most angry person in the world for about
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like 10 seconds without threatening them.
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I was just like swearing basically.
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But I didn't threaten them. I did call them a bunch of
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stuff, but I did not threaten them.
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I want to be clear. And they never called again
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because like, OK to call my personal line.
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This is probably associated with like the property records for
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the house that I can understand to go all the way to look up all
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the records to like call my business line.
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You need to stay out of my business and that person.
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But like, that's my strategy now.
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I don't know the the next time I have to take a listing down and
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someone tries to call one of my work numbers.
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I I think I'm just, that's more effective.
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Like what are you going to say to that person to be like, Hey,
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can you please not call? No.
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I feel like if you're going to be the type of person that's
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going to like look up someone's company work business and call
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their work phone number for somebody that has nothing to do
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with their work, they can't expect me to be nice.
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They can't expect me to be nice. You know, sometimes people do
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sales, marketing things that makes me want to like not be a
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customer of their product or service.
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Sometimes I see ads that are like, you know what, This ad to
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me is so distasteful. I feel like advertising people,
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when they run ads, they probably know that, OK, we can have like
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play it safe type of ad that appeals to lots of people, but
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maybe they want to go for like a race year or edge year,
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advertising that where it will really resonate with some
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people, but it might turn some other people off.
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It's always like a risk reward balance with stuff, right?
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So I feel like when people run certain ads, they know, OK,
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maybe we'll run some ads that are a little racier, a little
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edgier, not for everyone. Maybe we'll turn some people
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off, but it will really resonate with a certain population, a
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certain demographic. And that's fine.
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But like, sometimes I see stuff that's like, I dislike this so
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much, I'm never going to use your product.
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Yeah, it's like this, these real estate companies, like when I
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did the listing and all this political stuff, like, I just
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don't want, you know what? I really rather people just do
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emails now. Like, I don't care if my e-mail.
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I just gets out there to like telemarketers and all that kind
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of stuff. It's pretty easy for me to like,
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spam filtering is pretty good these days for emails.
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Remember some of the some of you that are not 18 years old,
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remember when the earlier days from the Internet and spam and
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junk filtering were not so good? Yeah, there was a little harder,
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like spam filtering, junk filtering.
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It's like pretty good these days.
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But like phone, phone call filtering, spam filtering for
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phone calls and for text messages, it's like we haven't
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evolved, OK? We haven't found a good way to
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filter out the spam phone calls and the spam text messages.
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Sometimes I'll meet people like real people, not like companies
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and sales people. And sometimes they'll be like,
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oh, like, let's swap contact info, like what's your phone
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number? And I told them I don't, I don't
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use my phone number. I really don't.
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The only reason I have phone numbers is if like some company
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or organization actually needs to like if I order something
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online and they have to have a phone number for some reason for
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like delivery issues. But if it's like an actual
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person, it's like, oh, let's keep in touch.
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What's your phone number? It's like, I don't know, I'm not
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using my phone number, but it, it's, it's the worst.
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It's the worst. I have to text a month because
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like the spam filtering, it's so shit when someone text me.
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Like there's no authentication on SMS. Honestly, like the
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technology itself was so old. Like when someone calls, it's
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like I, I don't pick up, but 99% of the time it's some spam.
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A lot of the times I have my phone on do not disturb.
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I have my phone lines set to DND and I basically make people
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leave a voicemail. If it's important, they will
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leave a voicemail. Trust and believe it was
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important, like the doctor's office, like an actual doctor's
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office that I actually have that I actually visit if they need to
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reach me and like I don't pick up, they will leave a voicemail.
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OK, you know, And there's all, there are people now with like
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the fishing and everything. I don't pick up phone calls
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anymore unless I have like agreed with someone like a
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company, like oh, when are you free to have a chat?
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It's like, oh, call me at 1:00, then it's like, OK, then at 1:00
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I'll be ready to take a phone call.
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If a phone comes in at 1:00 and it's the phone call I'm
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expecting when I pick up, yes, that's fine.
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Otherwise, everyone is going to voicemail.
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Absolutely everybody's going to voicemail.
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We as a society somehow like this spam, like people's time
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and energy is so precious. Like the amount of spam we get
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everywhere. The snail mail spam, like the
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emo spam is like pretty manageable like that or
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whatever. But like the phone spam, like
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the in person spam, like, oh man, it's yeah.
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And I get so mad. You know, sometimes you have
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apps on your phone and app updates and because of the
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update or because they push something through.
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Oh, the the Uber Eats app or like the DoorDash app, I forgot
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which one. One of them recently it was
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like, oh, it was Mother's Day recently it pushed a Mother's
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Day promo notification on my phone.
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And I hate notification spam. Like spammy notifications I
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hate. I was like, OK, when an app on
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my phone pushes me marketing spam.
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I'll give it one chance. I'll go into the settings for
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the app and usually there is like a setting to turn off, to
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turn off the promotional push notifications.
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OK, in this like whatever, DoorDash, I think it's probably
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Uber Eats. Uber, it's really bad for this.
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Probably the Uber Eats app. There was a brand new setting
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for Mother's Day and Father's Day promotions that weren't
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there before. So they updated the app just for
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these occasions to have a Mother's Day notification
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setting and it was obviously on. And that setting was not there
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before. That setting is not there most
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of the year. And I was like sneaky shit that
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companies like this, like this is like a sneaky thing that I
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think it's probably Uber. I'm I'm blaming Uber.
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I can't remember what app is sneaky shit like this that
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companies do in their ABS. I was like, you know what, I
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just turn off all the notifications.
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Like I went into my iPhone settings and I told my iPhone
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this app, no notification, but it's very easy to do that and
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that's great. There are some apps that were
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like, you know what? It's an app that I use.
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I do use Uber Eats like once a month to actually order food.
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And I was thinking should I just leave the notification on?
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Because if I order food, I want updates on it.
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But I'm thinking, you know what, if I order food, I will check on
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the status because I'm waiting for the food.
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If I'm ordering dinner, I'm ordering pho on a Friday night
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and I'm waiting for the pho. I will go into the app and like
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keep an eye on it because if like 45 minutes goes by and I my
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fuzz not here like I will check so that's fine.
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So I just turn off the system notifications for that whole
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app. So like I don't care.
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So no matter what they do with the app, I won't get the spam
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anymore. Just spam everywhere, guys.
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I feel like, I don't know, like, is there anyone who's not
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bothered by spam? They're obviously people that
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are like sending out the mailers, people that are like
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doing these cold phone calls, people that are like programming
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these spam notifications into all these apps.
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Like there's so many people creating spam.
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I'm wondering, like the people that are creating the spam, do
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they ever think like we're killing a lot of trees and
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bothering a lot of people and filling the people's inboxes
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with something that 90% of them are not going to read?
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Is this like, is this what we we should be doing and spending
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resources on? I guess this has been a rant.
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I didn't mean to. Well, I, it, it turned out that
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way. I don't think I meant to talk
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about spam that much, but I think it's a very relatable
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topic. So I do a lot of I do a lot of
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like I don't none of my phone calls ring.
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They just go to voicemail. E most of the emails spam
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filtering is pretty good. Like the junk e-mail, the the
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junk snail mail is like most of it gets like thrown away.
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I always have to like fish through and like, OK, what's an
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actual letter? Even if it's an actual letter,
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you can't trust that it's not spam.
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Some realtor try to did a handwritten letter to me and
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it's, but it's like from some person I didn't know.
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So I just like threw it away. So God forbid I get a legitimate
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e-mail and it's in like a blank, unmarked envelope because it's
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some confidential thing where they can't mark anything on the
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outside and I just throw it away.
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It's probably happened. All right, Well, I hope you have
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a good Thursday. I'm personally very excited for
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my new to me podcast recorder thing to come.
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It's supposed to come Thursday night.
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It's Wednesday as I record this. So hopefully this will be the
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last time that we'll have any sort of little audio issues.
28:04
The last podcast recording I did, I heard a lot of these
28:08
little takes on the recording, but there's no way for me to
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like edit it out. So hopefully the podcast quality
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will get better starting from whatever the next podcast I'm
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going to record. And until that podcast, bye
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y'all.