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We are recording and I Bunny use.
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Oh, you do? That's adorable.
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Is that a wearing a onesie as well as Yeah.
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OK, it is a onesie this. Looks like the kind of onesie
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that might have that little button flap at the back.
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It does. It does.
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Well, there's no button. I did not.
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There's just a flap. There's.
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No button flap, it's always open.
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No, but easy breeze. It's always open my butts out
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there. Welcome to Multiple Nerdghasm
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with your hosts Matt, Luke, and Dan.
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Multiple Nerdgasm, Your guide to all things nerdy.
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All right, are you? Are you where the wild things
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are? Is that what this is?
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Actually, I think it might be a weird wolfing.
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Night Max for his wolf costume, and made mischief of one kind
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and another. I don't actually know that story
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I just got. That's one of my favorite kids
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books. It's it's so beautifully
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written. He just goes off and has fun
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with monsters. Well, he doesn't really.
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Yeah, his mum tells him off for being dressed like you and he
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won't come down for dinner. What?
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Are you dressing like Luke for? You're dressed like a 45 year
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old hipster and then. I prefer to think of myself as
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being punk, not. OK.
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Yeah. Yeah, that's fair.
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Noted. Yeah, then his room slowly turns
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into the woods and A and his bed turns into a boat and he sails
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off across the ocean and the the wild things make him their king.
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And then he smells his dinner and he's like, Oh my God.
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You're not going to hang around where you're king.
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No, he wants his dinner. Silly story.
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What was Can I go back to the whole hipster thing?
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Sure. I have been thinking about it
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and I do want to say I think I'm more punk than hipster because I
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think hipsters care about their look.
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I don't. You care in a different way.
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Yeah, everyone who cares about don't care about their look but
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has a very distinct look raises questions for me.
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I just buy stuff that's on sale that's colourful.
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Yeah. I'll never buy stuff at your
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full price. It's true, I've been processing
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with his beer. What's wrong with colour full
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price? Like he's not covered up your
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beer label because we obviously we don't want to accidentally
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imply that we're sponsored by any particular Oh, it's VP.
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It just says bid up and that refers, that refers to Luke's
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life right now, not his, not his choice of beer.
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He is. Just like at my South city,
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Yeah. So we hold off.
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Is that Seth's any 2525? You're a member 25 surely?
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No, it's, it's year 2025, but I'm a member for 2025.
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So they every year that you're a member, they send out like a
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merch to say, yeah, you're a member this year.
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Oh. OK.
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And this year their merch was a tiny little jersey to put on
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your bottle. That's nice.
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Well, it's actually works out well because it fits on
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everything, fits on a long. There's a long there because
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they know they're yes. Then it fits on everything.
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Everything. I'm a Swans member and they used
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to have an international thing where you could take the same
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international, they would still send you stuff like like that or
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like key ring or whatever. I've got a key ring that I've
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got and and they stopped doing it.
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They said the international people don't get the the much
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anymore. Why would I be a member?
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Well, it's actually I, I have to do the math again, but I'm
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pretty sure it's cheaper to be a member because you get access to
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the Watch AFL app. Oh.
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So OK, yeah, I think it was cheaper to do that and then plus
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you get plus you support the team and you get to watch it
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because I have really, really hard to watch AFL here.
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When I have because no one gives a shit, yeah.
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When I have it's hard to watch here too because I hate it.
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I don't understand. Sport.
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So it's very hard to watch. Yeah, but NRL I understand and
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when I've travelled I've looked to get in like a travelling like
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to watch it, be able to watch the game.
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It's stupidly expensive. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I think it's.
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Ridiculously expensive to be able to stream it.
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It's a couple 100 bucks, yeah. A year to watch?
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Yeah, basically. Well, it is to sort of watch it
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here as well, except because they bundle it all in with KO.
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Which you provide access to. I could do that stuff I suppose.
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While we're on. Multiple people like all you do.
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No, I was just going to say, I think we've got a lag, Matt.
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Maybe. It's probably me.
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Oh, could probably is you. Actually, but you just raise
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your head when you want to speak to.
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I'm just going to say. Ahead of time so that we know.
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Yeah, exactly. I don't recall what I was going
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to say. Oh, obviously.
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Sports and this sports, obviously.
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Wasn't that? Interesting AFL.
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Yes. No.
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I. Can't.
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It's gone. It's gone.
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It's gone ko ko. Oh yeah, People say you can
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watch AFL on ESPN here, but not you don't get to choose what
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matches you watch, just the ones they feel like playing.
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So I feel like that's not an option.
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That's what I was going to say. That's fair.
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Yeah, I'm a graphic designer and at work we're designing
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something sports related. And the person who's very great
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in said are you into sports? And they said it just like that.
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And I said I'm into some sports. And they went you just don't
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look like a outdoorsy type person.
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And I'm like, I don't think that's a compliment.
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What are you saying? I've been outside.
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But here's the thing. You don't watch the game.
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Yeah, I'm not saying she gave you all sports.
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Yes. Yeah, I watched the game.
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Yeah, very different. Yeah, been watching the Formula
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One, Dan. Oh yes, I'm not going to miss
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Monaco. It's my favorite track.
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Everyone crashes. Yeah, and no one overtakes.
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Wasn't there a big crash in the Formula 2 just recently?
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Oh, I don't know. I don't.
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Follow Formula Two. There was a there was a big
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crash. Was it Formula Two or was it
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IndyCar? I can't remember.
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Just on the first corner there was like 12 cars just took each
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other out. Yeah, I didn't see.
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I saw there was a big IndyCar. Crash.
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Oh, and there there was at least one car who crashed on the first
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corner of Monaco. OK.
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What's that? I don't know, I don't follow
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that game. I I played a game I don't follow
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just driving because it looks boring unless they crash.
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It can be. They've got a good app, they've
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got a good app where you can switch, switch between the
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cameras and and you can listen to the the on board commonly.
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What do they call it? Just they've got the.
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Talking. Team, Team radio, they.
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Team Radio. They had a really good, I only
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noticed it for Monaco. I maybe they have it all the
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time. I've got a really great drone
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shot like up down on the track now on F1 TV that you can switch
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to and it's like you know, when you're playing like motor sport
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manager or or like one of those top down racing games.
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Like he races. You down the track yeah I mean
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you can't see a lot any detail or anything but I was just like
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oh that's cool that you can just like just get this big shot and
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especially at Monaco like this beautiful location.
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So just this this top down. That's why Monaco.
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Because it's like the. Fucking ridiculous track.
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Like it's ridiculous you can't do.
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Any isn't that the one that's got like so?
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Beautiful. You'll be in dollar yachts.
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Yeah, right. Next to it and stuff.
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The location. Roads that were built in the
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1850s, like it's just lovely. That's why Singapore is
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beautiful too, because it's another street race.
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So you just. Before the scenery?
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Yeah, Singapore. Singapore at night, yeah.
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I know that Australia got sick of the in Brisbane, they got
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sick of the street races. Yeah.
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Yeah, yeah, they got a bit over it and started yelling at
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people, like setting up the courses and stuff, and so that's
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why it's not Brisbane anymore. Man, Singapore wait all year for
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it. They've got that.
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That grandstand doesn't get used for anything else other than the
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F1. Well, I think.
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They're a bit more planned for it with Brisbane.
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They shut down the city, which isn't greatest thing, and it's
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very hard to get around. They shut down Singapore and the
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whole the city is the island. It's like 1 country, one city
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like you can. Everybody can see it anywhere
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on. That night, yeah.
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But that's the thing, yeah. You can see it from wherever you
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live. Yes, but with people who travel
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to the city to go to work in Brisbane, they sort of give the
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shits because I just want to go to work.
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Here, I've been to Brisbane after it was on and it was, or
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even that was like inconvenient because there was some
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barricades everywhere. But yeah.
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So I can understand why they get upset.
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Listen, I think I have, I'm assuming that's what it was when
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I was there. When did the last Brisbane F1
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race come? I mean, we don't have to do this
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on the podcast. I can let.
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This, I think it's, I think it's because it's moved to Melbourne
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now, hasn't it? Yeah, it's Albert Park.
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Yeah. Brisbane 1 I miss it from quali
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in Brisbane now. Obviously it's not now.
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What's it saying to, anyway? I don't know, you know.
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Here we go. Adelaide, Melbourne, 1996 to
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2019, 2008. OK, I must be thinking of
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something else. No, Are you?
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Going to be there between. 1996 and 2019 no.
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No, that's Melbourne. Oh.
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Yeah, actually. What am I thinking of doing?
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Apparently was not in Brisbane. No, there was something because
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Jenny, Yeah. And I were both there and I.
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Remember there being braces in Brisbane?
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Maybe it was just AV 8 or something.
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Yeah. I've watched that.
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I've watched anyway. Street race.
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They're more likely to crash. What have we been doing this
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week? Have we got anything?
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Anyone seen anything? Played anything good?
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I've actually started playing Doom the dark ages.
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Oh yeah, I was gonna ask if anyone started playing that
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because it's on game pass. Game Pass and it's different and
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also fun. So this I just finished a level
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where I'm flying on top of this dragon that flies around and
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shoots stuff, and I was in a big mechanoid thing a couple of
10:34
levels before. All right, They've added some
10:36
extra stuff that just makes it interesting.
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Yeah, All right. Yeah.
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Yeah. I mean, I'm not not interested.
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I must admit I'm not not interested.
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Yeah, I just started to say I got like the four or five levels
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in I went, this is fun. So I think I might stick with
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that, but I do need to go back to Minecraft 2016 it.
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Was awesome yeah Yep Doom Eternal I lost interest in it a
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little bit halfway through and I never went back to it just
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because it was it was more of the same which is fine but I you
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know I I 100% did Doom 2016 that's how much I liked it did
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you and I think maybe yeah I went back go to collectibles and
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everything like that and I think I wore myself out of doom
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because is. It hard especially.
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If you're playing, you earned it, yeah.
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They get a bit samey, yeah. If you're too close, you need to
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break the what? Games do.
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It's like when I tried to play all the Tomb Raiders
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back-to-back. By the time I got to the third
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one, I was like, oh, I've played this.
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Haven't. I but if you leave it those
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years apart, but they're actually quite good, you're
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actually enjoying it because Oh yes, I remember this and then.
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Or they need to change it up a bit like putting in a dragon.
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Yes. So I'm interested in the story
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because it's, yeah, it's, it's not the Dark Age, which I'll
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see, which is like on Earth or anything.
11:52
Nothing to do with Earth. Right.
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Yeah. I was going to say as we all
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know. That, but it is a bit Dark Ages,
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right? It's a little bit like that.
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He's like a horned helmet on on there.
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Yeah, sure. But there's swords as well.
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Right there are. There's lots of guns, OK,
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there's armies of guns. Mostly guns, Yeah, OK.
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Yes, no swords. Not that I've seen you've just
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got you may like your your shield.
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No, no one wants like Cortana. It's a.
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Copyright. Surely it's copyright for for
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Ian though, right? No, I was.
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That oh, no, I don't think it was.
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That was, what's he saying branching out, wasn't it?
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Yeah. Branching.
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Out Ramirez Company. Yeah, OK.
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And rocking out that he needs someone else to.
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He needs to work with him, I said.
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Make a good game, Yeah, but I'm interested.
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There's something in here I just saw which I'm very excited
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about. There's a sequel that's been
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announced. To which one are you?
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Oh, are you? Talking about cyberpunk.
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I was going to say, there's two sequels announced.
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I say you've seen sinners, and you already want.
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More I was going to say, it's on.
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The Torrance now, by the way. I'm aware.
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OK, sure. Wink wink.
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So Punk 2 is officially in development.
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It was in pre production and it has now entered development
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phase which means it's on its way and I'm assuming.
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I'm assuming Luke's annoyed about that because he doesn't
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want us to know when these things.
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Happen because it'll be five years.
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Surprised. He just wants to know, Yeah,
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that the. Game so it might release around
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late 2030 or early 2031. I mean, that sounds cyberpunk.
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To me, anyway. So Punk 20. 31 here is it.
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Mate I mean when I look, every time I look at an Apple Watch I
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think to myself no that's that's the fucking future.
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Like when I was a kid in the 80s I thought watches with fucking
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shit on them. Like that is the future.
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When you thought about it, they were chunky, not the small ones
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we've got. Well, Cassie, you need to get
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some television watch in the early 90s.
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Then I was like, well, fucking. It's the height of technology
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you. Need to wait till you get to
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hologram technology so when you look at your watch it sort of
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comes up quite big. And that stuff is going to 1000%
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be too annoying. Yes, because.
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Whenever they try and do that stuff, it turns out no, that we
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don't want that shit. So that's right, because it's
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like I don't want anyone looking at my screen at the best of
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times. I don't want it projected into
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3D space. Yeah, like when you're worried
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about open Instagram or Twitter in public, like, what is going
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to pop up first? Why?
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Are you talking to that ugly bitch?
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Your recommendations are disgusting.
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Six years. Away.
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Like, I was like desturating to that's the perfect announcements
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thing. Like, hey, yeah.
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Yeah, guess what? We're already testing it, Yeah.
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Yeah, everyone's loving it. Perfect.
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Yes, this is well ahead of schedule.
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Yeah, well ahead of when they should have announced it in
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Luke's mind. Yeah, But yeah, so it's in
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development key. Good.
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News attached. We don't know.
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I don't think so. I'd be surprised.
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Yeah. I would hope not, to be honest.
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Like make it about some other story.
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Just give you've got the whole stitchy in world.
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I'll tell you, I read these books.
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Oh, you mentioned the others here in China, Melbourne.
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Yeah, right. Him and Jana Mieville May wrote
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a book. It's based on the character that
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Keanu also created for his comic book series, The Berserker.
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It's very good. It's very good.
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Took me a couple of goes to get into it but then I I read it
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all. It's basically like if
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Highlander had a more well thought out mythology.
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Oh, the first one movie did. I I.
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Imagine of. Of imagine the tone of the first
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one, but if you asked any questions of it, it had any way,
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it didn't just go let's let's just let them fight, yeah.
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With a great soundtrack. The book does not have a great
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soundtrack. See.
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That's what's missing out on pages.
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Turning it did in my head though, yeah.
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I don't know, it sounds pretty much the same soundtrack when I
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read them. Just music I like I guess.
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Other City Project news, which three-game probably most people
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are familiar with at this point, got a got a cheeky little patch
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recently or or or on its way to let you use mods on consoles
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which I thought was a nice thing of them to enable.
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No, I've never looked at them making them naked.
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What kind of mods are out there? I mean as cosmetic mods.
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Is it like the tits mods? You say that they're already
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naked, so you know. Yeah, but you'll be able to see
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Siri naked. Yeah.
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They're all Siri with big breasts, are you?
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The little kid. No, she's an adult.
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She's an adult, yeah. Witcher 3.
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She is the only actually. Yeah, Witcher 3.
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Yeah, she did that all. This is the.
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Scene where you're training her and she's jumping on the thing,
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I mean. Yeah, I'm not talking about the
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flashback. Oh, sure, OK, I'll be honest, I
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haven't played a whole lot past there.
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I mean, if, if that's if we go and buy that logic, all women
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are little kids at one point or another.
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So you don't. See them you're like, you can
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understand why if I've only played half the game, I'm going
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to like. Really.
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You can see a photo of them. I've seen photos of my wife when
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she was a kid. Nothing wrong with that.
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Is the day. Hey, hey.
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There's one of two. Where are we going there?
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Why are we talking about this? Let's not.
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I think I've inadvertently said something that sounded weirder
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than I intended it to, if that's what you think I meant.
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My point was, and actually I was going to follow up because when
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you mentioned Siri, so Siri is an adult, which is 3 most of the
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time there is a flashback where you see it being trained, but
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she is an adult in most of the game.
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And when you play as a she's an adult.
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But she's actually the only female character, I think only
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female main character that you don't see naked.
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And in fact, there's a bit where she goes to a bath house and
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everyone else is naked, but she's got a little wrap on.
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And it was notable. I'm saying I didn't, not that I
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gave a shit, but people, people. It.
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Sounds like she did. Why can't I see her tits?
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There tonight. No, no.
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And the ball, like people are like why do we get to see her
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tits? Well, you can now, because now
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there's mods. Because now there's mods and
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it's because because she's like his adoptive, adoptive daughter,
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even though she's an adult, they didn't want to sexualize her.
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So they just put her in a tiny wrap.
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Yes, yeah. So everybody now can just think
19:07
about it. Anyway, mods, yeah, there's
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almost certainly be tits, but there's also a ton of other
19:14
stuff like, you know, add more monsters, add more game play.
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Like there's some people that also just make amazing mods that
19:21
actually. Yeah, new content.
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Make great stories, yeah. And even just like one of the
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times I played through Skyrim, one of the like 5 times was when
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they allowed mods on Xbox and I just put on all the cosmetic
19:35
mods and it just made it feel like the game wasn't 10 years
19:39
old. You know, just.
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Well, that's what I love with the scar, like with The Elder
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Scrolls games come out like there'll people who just go
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here's a mob to make it look better like and they have that
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every day. I said I didn't want it to be 10
19:54
years old, man. That's where we did that.
20:05
A Minecraft server. Need to follow up on that.
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I've been asking questions about it.
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I've sent invites to everybody who expressed interest.
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Not everybody, I guess. I don't know where they go.
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Yeah, I don't know where they go.
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And I know even you guys at first didn't realize that I had
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done that. So just to notify, if you
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expressed an interest, if you're a patron and you expressed an
20:28
interest in joining a Minecraft server, I'm pretty sure I sent
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an invite to all of you. So let me, well, actually it's,
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it's, it's not, it's not intuitive where the invite is.
20:40
So just look around your screen until you see a little, a little
20:43
alert. It might not be where you think
20:45
it is. On the Xbox or?
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On on the Xbox but did you get? Them OK.
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Yeah, because I went to. Just go to realm first.
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And couldn't see it there, right?
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OK, I had to go back to the home screen and look at messages and
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in messages was the invite. OK, All right.
21:03
This is for children. Why are we having so much
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trouble with it? Oh.
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I can't. Well to be honest.
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I mean, it took Me 2 seconds to find yeah.
21:12
But I think the the one thing about X, about Minecraft that I
21:16
love is going in and finding things different to the last
21:19
time that you went there. You know, like the time that I
21:22
worked out that, you know, Matt, you'd found that little beach
21:26
across the the harbour and you'd build a little jetty there and I
21:29
was like, OK, well, I'll go check, check out what's over
21:31
there now. And, you know, I'd found that
21:32
huge, enormous, intimidating strip mine that Luke had done
21:36
pretty much just devastated the landscape and made us have to
21:40
build new houses elsewhere because of all The Cave.
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But. I felt that.
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But I went in the other. To be learned about, you know,
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about the entire environment. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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It's called Fern Gully the OR avatar.
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I went in yesterday and I saw a little tree house and I was
22:08
like, oh, this cheek little tree house is this and it has a had
22:12
an orange welcome mat and I'm like, which one?
22:14
Which one of you guys has built this?
22:16
Well, I think I know these. It is, yeah.
22:19
I think it knows who it is, but I don't want to say because you
22:21
know. Yes, well, I confirmed who it
22:24
was today, and he's in their building.
22:28
He's building different to how I build, which is exactly how I
22:31
like people in Minecraft to be Just, you know, everyone plays a
22:34
bit different. So you like.
22:34
Yeah. Mix it up.
22:35
Well, mate, yeah. Yeah, I've still built nothing.
22:40
Except a strip mine. You've built a.
22:42
Strip. Mine you've done the opposite of
22:44
build You've you've you've devastated a lot of the
22:47
landscape, he. He just does the mining bit.
22:50
Yeah, don't I care about if you want to find some.
22:52
Relaxing. OK Luke, if you want something
22:54
to do, go across the harbour to where Matt build that jetty
23:01
where I now have a house and listen to Grant now has a house.
23:04
Go round to the other side and there is a volcano, this huge
23:09
mountain with just lava pouring out of it.
23:11
You're supposed to level. It.
23:12
I know there's something in there.
23:13
Yeah. I want you to find out what
23:15
that. I will find inside there I will
23:17
level the volcano for you. Yeah, great.
23:22
Actually that that's actually, I really want to do that.
23:24
That just seems so relaxing to me just to destroy a mountain.
23:29
Have we? Because the problem about that
23:31
is, yes, the problem about that is, is I'm not going to get
23:36
anything good from it because everything good is underground.
23:38
So it's just going to take me a lot of time just to level the
23:41
volcano for no real gain. You can see on the outside of it
23:47
that there are things like coal and copper and stuff, which is,
23:50
and I know it's not that useful, but I don't know where where you
23:54
see those things. Yeah.
23:55
I don't even know what you can build with copper.
23:58
Why can't I make copper tools? I am not too soft finding any
24:02
more copper. I do not care about copper.
24:04
We have chests full of copper. Yeah, put a bit of tin in it,
24:08
right, You've got bronze. That's.
24:12
There's a whole age based on that.
24:14
Yeah, exactly. Technically there's.
24:16
Tin in the game. You've got to have tin in the.
24:20
Game well there there. Is the name of this podcast not
24:24
adding modes? We are not adding any mods.
24:27
I think it. Is is there any mods?
24:29
I don't get achievements and I'll.
24:30
Say no, there's no, no mods, no, no, we have.
24:33
Vanilla is there settings? Because I have a feeling we've
24:37
got monsters ramped up to 11. I I don't ever remember there
24:41
being this many monsters and they don't.
24:44
There's just hundreds of them hanging around in the daytime
24:46
around my house. I'm like, what?
24:48
No one else that I watch on YouTube has all this fucking
24:51
problem with the monsters. You have to get rid of the
24:54
trees. OK.
24:57
Because they're hanging out under the trees in the shade.
24:59
That's why they're alive longer. Right.
25:01
Yeah, maybe. OK, so do you want me to mind
25:04
the check? OK, so.
25:05
The guy who spot mines is also like logging.
25:07
Just fucking log that place. Yeah, you're talking next time
25:13
there'll be no trees, no volcano, all gone.
25:16
No monsters. I mean, I can turn monsters off.
25:19
No, don't turn them off and not yeah.
25:23
All right. I would like I'll see if I can
25:25
dial them back a bit. But yeah, it was really fun to
25:27
walk in there and and see new builds.
25:30
So yeah, listeners, if you have requested, have a look, get in
25:33
there if you can. I've got stuff.
25:36
Help yourself to anything I've if I've got it in a.
25:38
Box. Yeah, it means I'm.
25:39
Probably not using it like. Just grab it, it's fine.
25:42
You'll just have. Something and if you need to get
25:44
on and you can't send us a message on Patreon because
25:47
that's yeah and if you want if you're a listener and you're
25:49
like how do I get into this go to patreon.com/multiple orgasm
25:52
join the Patreon but Patreon at any level and we'll we'll let
25:56
you in We'll. Let you in and you have full
25:58
reign. There's none of this.
25:59
You can't build or destroy anything.
26:01
You can come in and just destroy everyone houses if you want.
26:04
No, don't, please. Don't hang on, hang on a minute.
26:07
Let's try the Ted. I'll take the issue 10.
26:10
I'll tell you what. Oh yeah, there's no
26:11
restrictions. The other day I accidentally
26:15
flooded my own house and fuck, that was a pain in the ass.
26:18
And the reason I did it was because I dug A Moat around my
26:21
house. Right.
26:22
That's a shitty Moat. And I was going to fill with
26:24
with water. Yeah, but it works.
26:26
It does work. I was going to fill it with
26:28
water. So I got a bucket, went outside
26:29
to the to the beach. I filled the bucket with water
26:31
and I came in and then I went to click on my front door.
26:34
But the action button for the door is the same as the action
26:36
button for the bucket. For the bucket, if you if you
26:39
were off by a pixel, then what you're doing is just pouring
26:43
that bucket into your house. And the water defies gravity.
26:46
It just, it just fills your house is like, well, this house
26:48
is just full of water now until you do something about.
26:51
It it's now a fish tank. Yeah, enjoy your life as a fish.
27:00
Yes, well, very good, very fun. I'm not been on as much as I
27:03
would like to. I'm still, we mentioned I'm in
27:06
jury duty. I'm still in jury duty.
27:08
That's happening. So still, what's the rest of
27:10
that show? Very jealous.
27:11
Oh. Fucking hilarious.
27:14
Unbelievably hilarious. Yeah, the Baldwin sex scene,
27:18
shaking the bed. Very funny.
27:20
Yeah. Yeah, very, very funny.
27:22
And then in the last episode where they tell him where
27:24
they're like here is a video of me shaking their.
27:28
Head yes, however, they go through all the stuff that he
27:32
did like because he's how he's such a good guy, which is true.
27:35
You seem like a good guy because they give him every opportunity
27:39
to just be a prick. And he never, he's always, he's
27:43
like on camera, just being a good guy.
27:46
And then they just, like you even took the blame for Marsden
27:49
shit. Yeah, fucking huge turd they
27:53
planted in the toilet and he took the blame for it.
27:56
So funny. But even I just love like it's
27:58
the weird guy who's meant to be like we and he just became
28:01
friends with him. Yeah, that's yeah.
28:03
Like just. Like, just genuine good friends,
28:06
yeah. They got this out of the show, I
28:08
guess, because it was a little too intense.
28:10
But that where they have the birthday party for the guy
28:13
who's, and then they find out his wife has left him and all
28:15
that kind of stuff. But anyway, Marsden, James
28:17
Marsden shows up and he thinks it's a pity party 'cause he
28:20
didn't get the movie role. And he'd like flips the cake
28:21
over and they actually have to calm Ronald down and, and he's
28:25
like, Tom, oh, fucking want him here.
28:28
He's a prick. We don't want him here.
28:29
And then they're like, and the producers are like, we've gone
28:32
too far. He hates him.
28:33
Like, yeah, what do we do? And then they they showed that
28:36
they had James Marsden come back with a replacement cake.
28:39
It's not in the show because it wasn't part of what they were
28:42
trying to do. But they were like, yeah, we
28:44
went too far. We need to.
28:45
Wind up. Getting some like goodwill back.
28:47
Yeah, that's right. It's really interesting.
28:50
So good. Which I could see why they would
28:52
think that funny, but that's only funny if everyone's in on
28:55
it. If you're just like, we're
28:57
having this party for someone, this guy just walks in makes
28:59
about him and because. He throws the cake.
29:01
Yeah. Like he was improvising and he
29:03
threw. Oh well, whether he was supposed
29:04
to or not. And then Ronald was like, fuck
29:07
that guy. Yeah, like, oh, fuck.
29:09
Shit. We need him to like him.
29:11
Yeah, slight deviation just on while we're on reality TV news
29:20
last week we talked about Virgin Island and how.
29:24
Yes. The the hosts there kissing,
29:29
touching, fondling the contestants and and the question
29:33
you asked me that I couldn't answer last week is do they
29:36
actually fuck them? Yes, I can confirm they actually
29:40
fuck them. So they hired prostitutes to
29:44
come in. They they're sex therapists, but
29:47
they're just very hands on. See, I don't know if if they
29:54
paid to have yeah, you've been paid to have sex.
29:58
It's. There's nothing wrong with.
29:59
That but but that's where you are get your business cards
30:03
printed you're a proper attitude, but.
30:05
Was it still the same that the the guys were let's go.
30:09
And the girls were? Why are you here?
30:11
Yeah. Correct.
30:13
And in fact, yeah, there's at least one instance where the the
30:18
sex therapist slash prostitute didn't want to have sex with the
30:21
person. And they were, like, trying to
30:23
get their confidence on because I've got my confidence now.
30:25
I want to fuck you. And she's like, I think we're
30:28
going to end the session here. But then in another scene, a
30:32
different character with that same sex therapist slash
30:36
prostitute was, you know, slowly coaxed into making sweet and
30:43
beautiful love to her. I don't like this show.
30:46
Live on television. No, it's very strange.
30:48
I see this article. It's so uncomfortable.
30:52
So looking at this article, one of the contestants lost his
30:55
virginity to one of the therapists.
30:58
And then he says the article says despite losing his
31:02
virginity to Cat in the season's final episode, Dave's not been
31:05
in contact with Cat since. Yeah, because she was paid to do
31:08
that. Yeah, she doesn't.
31:09
She's not. Marrying him?
31:10
Yeah, that's right. But also if you read the
31:14
article, he even says they told me straight after, by the way,
31:17
you know, you don't ever get to see her again.
31:20
Like she does not. She's not going to tell you her
31:23
real name. Or her phone number like.
31:25
Right. This was just a job to her,
31:29
Yeah, and also a way to springboard into her career of
31:32
being an influencer now. Yeah, yeah, slash prostitute.
31:38
Yeah. Yeah, it's super weird.
31:41
Should should we go into body blue now or should I hold that
31:44
for the after party? Go into Bonnie Blue.
31:46
You can. You can.
31:47
Anyone can? I've got some after party stuff
31:51
right there. It's after party.
31:52
Get in the line. There's actually literally a
31:54
line there. You don't want to know what it's
31:56
for. Definitely wait for the after
31:58
party. I have some.
31:59
I have an update on body blue that's going to blow your minds.
32:02
It's. Going to blow my oh mind, right?
32:05
Plus some other things I. Don't want to know why you've
32:07
got an update, but that's fine. How to get to the after party?
32:10
Just go to patreon.com/multipleorgasm.
32:15
Yes, it's easy. Can I talk about a book?
32:19
No, Dan, you've said here that I'm banned.
32:21
But I want to talk about. It banned from talking about
32:23
this. Book I've got I've got an Eddie.
32:25
Book by Graham Hancock. OK, if barely worked, we'd never
32:29
speak about the old game. Any kids and talk about your
32:32
book? There's a precedent where I'm
32:33
allowed to all right, I don't want to say too much about it.
32:35
I just wanted to mention that I, I don't know why I did this, but
32:39
I wanted to because because I wanted to see, I wanted to go
32:44
back to the beginning and find out how did Graham Hancock
32:47
become the man he is today. Yeah.
32:50
And I guess I've learned that he's always just been this man
32:52
because I started reading or listening to The Sign and the
32:57
Seal, which is one of his earlier books, I believe, about
33:01
the Ark of the Covenant. Yes.
33:03
And it begins like very. Have you read it then?
33:08
No, not this one. OK.
33:10
So he just very compelling, joking.
33:12
He wrote a book. Well, actually.
33:14
It came out in 1992, so I would say that's.
33:17
Probably so. OK, so I mean, brief outline.
33:21
Starts off very strong, very interesting, very interesting,
33:23
and then just drops off a fucking Cliff as far as I'm
33:25
concerned. When the facts stop and the
33:27
speculation comes. In basically.
33:29
That's what happens with the ones that I read about the
33:31
pyramids and. The first couple chapters are
33:33
very interesting. Because he's not making shit up.
33:36
It's just he's just him saying anything.
33:38
So he yes, it's the 80s. He's in Ethiopia doing some
33:43
journalism paid for by the government, taking photos,
33:46
interviewing people for like, I guess tourism type stuff for the
33:48
Ethiopian government. He's just seen Raiders of the
33:51
Lost Ark and loved it. And here's someone, I forget
33:56
exactly how someone says to him, well, we've got the arc of the
33:59
covenant here, so yeah. And he said what?
34:02
That that is a real theory. And I don't mean an
34:04
archaeological theory, I mean like a like a a theological
34:07
theory. Yeah.
34:08
So he goes, so this is all very interesting.
34:10
This is, this is as far as I can tell, true.
34:12
He goes to this Chapel in a Aksum is the city in Ethiopia,
34:16
and he talks to the priest there.
34:17
And the priest says, yeah, we've got it out the back.
34:19
And he goes and he says, can I see it?
34:23
And the priest is like, obviously not, yeah, I mean, I
34:26
can see it. And we do bring it out out for
34:28
stuff, but we wrap it up to protect everybody from it.
34:31
This is like that movie Mystery Men, where Paul Rubens's
34:33
character turns invisible, but only when nobody's looking.
34:37
Yes. See, so the and then so you say,
34:40
oh, OK, so he talks to the the guy tells him this back story,
34:43
right? Which is that Ethiopians, Oh, I
34:45
don't know all of them, but generally they believe the Queen
34:49
of Sheba was Ethiopian and they believe that she went to Israel
34:55
and had it on with King Solomon. As you do.
34:58
Yeah. No, that's great.
34:59
And they had a son, Melenke, I think, and that son stole the
35:05
arc of the Covenant, brought it back to Ethiopia and has been
35:06
there ever since. That's what they think is true.
35:09
And then he was like, Oh, yeah. OK, and to be fair, that is a
35:13
true, and I don't mean a true fact, but that is a true belief.
35:17
They literally believe. The sources, yeah.
35:20
Yeah, they they genuinely. Believe that he can see it, No.
35:22
No, No, no. No, No, no, no, no.
35:24
Not the only he can see it. He's allowed to see it.
35:27
Sorry, I don't need to imply that it's invisible, No.
35:30
No, no, no. I bet that like, but I'm saying
35:32
like, he can see it, but he's not allowed to let anyone else
35:35
see it. But correct, it's too dangerous.
35:37
Luke, it's too dangerous. Luke But just to just, they
35:40
bring it in. Text wrapped up in clothes.
35:42
In the old Israelite religion, yeah, it's.
35:45
Dangerous. The priest was allowed to see it
35:48
anyway. It was in a place called the
35:50
Tabernacle, which in in a place called, funnily enough, the Holy
35:54
of Holies. Right, So this, that's that.
35:56
That is consistent with the biblical account.
35:58
Yeah, yeah, it's too dangerous. They wrap it up to protect the
36:01
congregation. God literally sits on it.
36:04
Yeah, and it'll have you. Are you seeing right as the Lost
36:07
Ark loo? Yeah, you.
36:08
Said that documentary. Yeah, yeah, documentary.
36:10
You need to close your eyes and look away when it's opened.
36:13
Yeah, so then he goes, he's travelling around the country.
36:16
He's like, well, obviously that's probably not true, but
36:18
whatever. Like he's travelling around, he
36:21
goes to another Chapel and then somehow the he's through a
36:25
translator. The translator says to him, oh,
36:27
he says they've got the arc of the Covenant here and he's like,
36:30
the fuck so. Then he's like the guy who's got
36:33
it. Yes, the tradition in Ethiopia,
36:35
and again this is true as far as I can tell, is that all of the
36:38
chapels in that particular church, I forget the specific
36:42
denomination, they all have these replicas of it.
36:46
So know what those really is? So but they're just like stone
36:50
tablets in a lot of cases that they call, they just refer,
36:53
that's just, they refer to them as the Ark of the Covenant as
36:56
well. And they do the same thing.
36:57
They bring them out for religious ceremonies and
36:58
whatever. And they just treat them as if
37:00
they are the original because they all believe that they have
37:02
the original, blah, blah, blah. And he's like, oh, OK, that's
37:05
all very interesting. And, and I was like, OK, cool.
37:09
But then he leaves Ethiopia. He's in France and he sees at a
37:14
cathedral in Chartres in France some carvings because he if
37:19
there's a cafe called the Queen of Sheba Cafe.
37:22
So he's like, oh, that's weird. And he goes in there.
37:24
He says, why is it called that? And the guy says, oh, because
37:26
there's a statue over over there.
37:27
He goes over and there's some carvings that he takes to be
37:31
telling the story of the Ark of the Covenant leaving and going
37:35
to Ethiopia. That's how he interprets them.
37:39
And then he starts, but then there's also somewhere it's a
37:42
stone and not the Ark. And he starts trying to
37:46
basically there's a whole chapter where he's trying to
37:47
make the case that the Holy Grail and the Ark of the
37:50
Covenant are the same thing. And that the the German poet who
37:55
wrote Passoval and the French architect who built Chuck
38:00
Cathedral both knew the story of the ark being taken to Ethiopia.
38:06
And they knew the location and they encoded the into a treasure
38:10
map that incorporates the story of possible the cathedral
38:14
inside. And it's this whole thing.
38:15
And I was like, what are you trying to say?
38:19
Like. He really?
38:21
I got very confused. He's jumping around all over the
38:23
place. And then he literally at one
38:24
point says, like, the question I had to answer is how did a
38:30
German poet and a French architect both find out this
38:35
information? And why did they both encode it
38:38
in such a way that even I, in the 20th century, with all my
38:42
resources, was only able to find these connections because I'd
38:45
been to Ethiopia and I was looking for them.
38:47
And I was like, Graham, you're almost.
38:48
There. Yeah, yeah.
38:49
That's. Almost figured out what's going
38:51
on. In your own question.
38:52
There, buddy, Yeah. Yeah.
38:54
And so I completely lost interest because it's it's just
38:59
too much. Here's Here's what the New York
39:02
Times wrote Kent contemporaneously as they review
39:06
Right. Tell me if you agree with this,
39:07
Matt. I think you might.
39:09
It's part travelogue, part adventure, part mystery
39:12
thriller. But mostly it's a whacking big
39:14
dose of amateur scholarship alloyed with a fevered
39:18
imagination, the kind of narratives that comes in handy
39:21
when telling ghost stories around a campfire.
39:24
Yeah, like he's literally doing this bit where he's going
39:27
through the story of Pass of All and the story of, you know, the
39:31
Solomon Queen of Sheba story. And he's like both stories, a
39:35
man and a woman have sex and have a baby.
39:38
Is that a coincidence? Yes.
39:40
No, it's not a coincidence. 90% of fucking stories have that.
39:43
Yeah. Like it's just.
39:46
It's just. Two, there's only one story I
39:48
could think of that someone has a baby without having sex.
39:50
Also in the Bible. Yeah, but you'll never guess who
39:54
makes an appearance in in in the one of the chapters.
39:57
No, only a certain European order of warrior monks.
40:01
You'll never guess. You'll never guess who.
40:02
The Knights Templar, of course they're in there.
40:06
What were they looking for? Obviously.
40:09
Yeah, as far as I could tell, they were just ferrying gold
40:12
back and forth from France to the Holy Land.
40:14
But I've got quite a reputation. Now, Solomon, I think you'll
40:18
find Dan. Yeah.
40:19
And what did they find? Well, they didn't find anything
40:21
because it's an Ethiopian. Yeah.
40:22
Yeah. Yeah, well, I don't know because
40:23
I've read another another book of scholarship called The Da
40:26
Vinci Code Man, and so I know full well.
40:30
That's what the. Oh, that the Holy Grail is
40:32
actually a woman, not a cup. The reason I the reason I said I
40:37
thought it was how do. You drink out of that.
40:39
That's right, it's the descendant of Jesus, right?
40:42
Yeah, yeah. From Holy Blood Holy Grail Holy.
40:45
Yes, yeah, I've I read that. I read that when I was younger.
40:47
Yeah, same. Yeah.
40:50
Look. I, I I I I I I do.
40:54
I like the way Graham Hancock writes most, most of the time.
40:56
Oh, he's a He's a good writer. It's just this was just too.
40:59
But once it starts. Getting into this the use.
41:03
The links are just too tenuous for me.
41:05
I can't I, I know, I've read, I looked at the reviews and people
41:07
are like, oh, very compelling. I'm like, is it?
41:10
It really lost me as soon as he started doing that because I'm
41:12
just like. A lot of the world is stupid.
41:17
And the other thing I want to mention is that the the the the
41:20
reason I say he's always been this person.
41:22
He literally in the bit about the the Templars suggests he he
41:26
posits that the I'm not even going to bother trying to
41:28
explain how he gets to this. But he thinks the Knights
41:32
Templar, while they were they were digging up the temple,
41:35
found ancient texts left by whoever taught the Egyptians to
41:41
build the pyramids and taught them how to build the
41:45
architectural wonders that they built.
41:47
For example, Gothic architecture was first introduced around that
41:50
era. And he thinks it's another
41:51
sacred geometry thing, blah, blah.
41:53
And I was just like, oh, it's the same.
41:55
Shit, yeah, he's obsessed as the showing.
41:59
He's an interesting guy. I think people give him way too
42:03
much of A platform, but yeah, it is interesting.
42:06
You talking about me? No, I'm talking about you.
42:09
Yeah, anyway, I've I've stopped for now.
42:13
I've got. To hear I'm just on on the same
42:16
topic that was Max Friedman. Lex Friedman won't let Flint
42:22
dibble back on his show to I Was.
42:26
I know that he won't everyone. I know.
42:28
I know that he won't everyone. Yeah.
42:30
But yeah, Flint, Flint is being silenced by big, not
42:37
archaeology, big Graham Hancock believers.
42:42
And yeah, Flint's got his own YouTube channel.
42:43
He does. Yeah, hopefully he, well,
42:46
hopefully he's doing all right. He's.
42:48
I mean, he was not well, very sick.
42:49
Yeah. And.
42:51
He's so hopefully he's all right.
42:52
He's only on half wages from the university grant that he gets.
42:56
Yeah. Poor, poor guy.
42:59
Yes. I've just seen something in the
43:04
chat and I need to know who has started watching the
43:06
detectorists. I have.
43:08
And for some reason I thought this was new.
43:10
And it's not new. It's no man.
43:13
It's like at least six or seven years old.
43:16
It's a that's what because I've watched.
43:18
I didn't think so. You would like it?
43:20
Good. I love it.
43:22
It's the best thing I've watched in ages.
43:25
I'm glad you've watched it because I was going to recommend
43:27
it to you. And Matt, I think you should
43:28
watch this too. This is written, directed by and
43:31
starring McKenzie Cook, otherwise known as Gareth from
43:35
The Office. Right?
43:38
Oh OK. And him and Toby Jones.
43:40
Nice show. Oh man, it is just like all
43:42
those English comedy shows that are very funny and then just
43:48
incredibly moving as well. And this one isn't like funny
43:53
like ha ha. It's like it's.
43:56
But there are times I've laughed out loud at it.
43:58
Yes, I'm going out tonight with a girl.
44:01
No, boy, no. Like, it's just, it is quite
44:05
funny, you know? Yeah, yeah, No, it's just about
44:09
a couple of guys who just had battle detectorists because they
44:13
like to be called metal detectorists because metal
44:15
detectors are we? That's a wrong term.
44:18
And they just go out and it's just a story of them going out
44:20
and just trying to find stuff. And it's.
44:22
Oh. My experience we've got to see
44:23
this new guy massive Nob has he no, I'm saying he is a massive
44:28
nob. I don't know how big his nob is
44:30
It's fucking great. It is it is so it's it's really
44:34
it's a show about just male friendship, right?
44:37
Like yes, and and just. It's like making fun of each
44:42
other, not the mean way. Yeah, definitely recommend it.
44:47
It's. All right, it's so good and
44:49
there might be three seasons of 6 episodes like like all the
44:52
good shows and they're not making any more ease.
44:55
Like now that's the story. We're done.
44:56
I'm actually surprised I'd been the third because it could have
44:59
ended after two seasons very easily.
45:02
I mean, it could easily have been a single season the way
45:04
that the last episode of the first season ended too.
45:06
I was like, oh wow, that's wrapped that up.
45:08
There you go. Yep, they wrapped it up after
45:11
the end. And there's Simon and Garfunkel
45:13
characters. Yes.
45:14
Fucking hilarious and I love that guy.
45:17
The the tall guy. I forget his name but he's in
45:19
SO. Many other bushy hairs like he's
45:21
just, but he's not a main star. He's that that accent's always
45:25
little. But he's always the antagonist
45:27
too. They're in the Mighty Boosh.
45:29
He's the when they have the fake versions of them, he's the fake
45:33
version. And there's also a movie called
45:37
Bill, which is, which is the guy from, you know, the guy from
45:41
Ghosts, the skinny guy with the big nose.
45:46
Oh yes, I know who you're talking.
45:47
About, But he plays Shakespeare, and again, that guy plays his
45:50
antagonist. Like he's just such a good
45:53
little comedy villain. Good.
45:55
Yeah. But that, yeah, that I think
45:58
you'll enjoy it. I do too.
45:59
Sounds like I would. Yeah.
46:00
It's I've got brick boxes. Totally very similar to
46:03
Afterlife, I think, just in the like dry humor.
46:08
But then by the end of the episode you're like, oh, I've
46:10
actually been really moved. Something to think about, yeah.
46:13
Yeah, doesn't preach like, not like that one does, but it it.
46:21
I've been watching an Australian show.
46:22
Australian comedy. That I don't know if you guys
46:25
have heard of. You probably have Colin from
46:28
Accounts. Oh, yes.
46:30
No. Yeah, we see a boob in the first
46:32
episode. Oh.
46:34
An Australian cruiser. That's true.
46:36
I didn't even I forgot about that.
46:37
Yes. You did?
46:38
Oh, it's cousin. It's an adult, right, Matt?
46:39
You weren't really paying that much attention.
46:46
Yeah, calling from accounts. So pretty.
46:47
It's funny. It's good.
46:48
Yeah, it's a binge original, apparently.
46:51
Oh yeah. So it's basically.
46:53
It's filmed in the street behind where we lived in Newtown.
46:57
Is it now? Wow, OK.
46:59
Yeah, like filmed right near our old house in Newtown, The.
47:01
Story for really sort of a weird couple getting together because
47:04
he ran over a dog because he saw a boob.
47:07
Yeah, he gets distracted because she flashes her boob and then he
47:10
hits a dog and then they take the dog to the vet and then they
47:14
bond. Yeah, OK.
47:17
But no, it's actually also quite funny.
47:20
It's very funny. There's some episodes that I
47:21
didn't find funny I found very uncomfortable.
47:23
Like just because it's, you know, that awkward kind of, I
47:26
don't know, like, like the episode where it's her birthday
47:31
and her all her friends. All her friends.
47:34
And I was just, I, I felt that people fucking suck.
47:36
And I was like, it really. It was making me anxious that I
47:39
was. Like, I don't know if that's
47:40
because we're sort of his age and we're sort of experienced
47:44
what? He she's younger and so it's
47:45
kind of a lot of jokes about his.
47:46
She's got young friends and they're all just like, they're
47:49
just. The worst?
47:50
They're literally the fucking worst, like, and I know it's
47:53
intentional, it's played up, but I was just like, fuck these
47:56
people. Yeah.
47:57
And just. Hit home a bit more I think
47:59
because of yeah, where his age. So the two main characters are
48:06
also the the writers of this series.
48:08
I'm just. Looking up now and I think
48:10
they're AI think they're married.
48:11
Oh, OK, sure. That's great.
48:13
But yeah, that episode, yeah. It's like he owns a bar and a
48:16
brewery that oh, that is that's hard.
48:18
She basically just bites all of her friends over.
48:20
It goes drinks are free, go crazy.
48:22
And he's this is costing me money.
48:25
What what he's doing and. I did like at the end, he goes,
48:29
he goes. By the way, I hope Ryan dies
48:30
tonight. I'll give this a.
48:34
Go. That's like me too.
48:35
Awesome. Yeah, it's funny.
48:40
It's a good show. Speaking of good shows, we've
48:44
got some Neil Gaiman news. Yeah, he's got his fingers in a
48:49
lot of pies, you know? Love this one.
48:54
It's been officially confirmed that once they've aired the
48:59
already shot and partially edited Sandman season 2, that's
49:05
it. You get no more.
49:06
They're not going to give game and any more money.
49:08
And the fair. Enough the director of the
49:10
show's come out and gone. Well, I didn't want to make any
49:12
more than this anyway. I was planning to wrap the whole
49:15
thing up here at Season 2. Well, let's see if you actually
49:18
close off all the stories or you leave stuff open.
49:22
Yeah. We're never getting any more
49:26
American Gods. It's near one more episode.
49:28
Definitely not getting any more American gods, yeah.
49:33
Well, yeah, I mean, you would say that.
49:35
What would you would say? Oh, we weren't planning on doing
49:36
any more anyway. Because.
49:39
Yeah. What are they going to say at
49:40
this point? Yeah, good marketing to say.
49:41
Yeah, unfortunately it will be incomplete and unfulfilling.
49:45
Yeah, that's right. Go ahead.
49:47
Don't even. Start Jesus claims to be left
49:49
hanging. Yeah, we have.
49:51
We have really been screwed by this.
49:53
And you have a better chance of getting fingered by the author
49:56
of this. You want to see what the author
49:59
intended you to see. Yeah.
50:03
Actually, it's real sad. That's kind of true.
50:11
When is this out? I mean, I'm still going to watch
50:14
it because. July season July season was
50:17
pretty. Good.
50:17
A month. Yeah, actually, I went back and
50:21
had a watch of it. Good.
50:23
Pretty much just went along the books.
50:26
They haven't really changed much.
50:28
I think the best adaptation of his stuff that there's been, I
50:31
think. I would probably agree in terms
50:33
of certainly because American Gods was a very, very good show.
50:37
But after the first season, they basically were just like, fuck
50:40
the books, yeah, let's just write about these characters
50:41
now. Yeah, right.
50:44
And yeah. Whereas this see though that
50:46
with this there's only two episodes.
50:49
What? Season 2 we're releasing 2
50:52
parts, with the first in July 3rd and the.
50:54
Finale on July 21st I think. 2 chunks of episodes I think it
50:57
means. I don't know, it says oh maybe
50:59
releasing 2 parts, so I don't know they.
51:01
Do that with the Witcher as well.
51:04
OK, yeah, OK. Like, I mean, unless that's all
51:08
they filmed and they're like, that's what you're getting.
51:11
Let's stretch it out as much as we can.
51:13
That's. Not good either.
51:14
But he didn't want to work anymore anyway.
51:18
Neil No, that's right, he wasn't.
51:20
He had no plans to make anymore. Oh, I see what you're.
51:22
Saying yeah, yes, no, no. I feel amazingly retiring.
51:26
He's just not. Yeah, yeah.
51:30
I didn't need to. I don't want to talk about Neil
51:32
Gaiman anymore because I was about to go down the fact like
51:35
he's been cancelled, cancelled and I still don't get it.
51:36
But no, yeah. I mean, we've done this before.
51:40
I don't understand how he's gotten so cancelled with other
51:44
people who've done much worse have not.
51:47
But you know. Well, I think other people have
51:49
been cancelled to disagree. I think the problem is he was
51:52
one of ours. He was, yeah.
51:54
I think people feel been undoing, let down by this.
51:58
Yeah, like. Remember at the start, like very
51:59
early on, it was like Amazon go will refund any book you've
52:03
purchased or anything like just. It was like a bigger betrayal
52:06
because like. Just so quickly, yeah.
52:09
I liken this in a strange way to the JK Rowling cancellation,
52:13
because at the same time as like, you could have just taken
52:17
what she said with a grain of salt and and and moved on and
52:21
this whole thing don't never have happened.
52:23
We've got to take care of we. Can compare that though I don't
52:26
because JK Rowling while people try to catch and upset she's
52:30
still making a ton of money from the plays the bulls.
52:33
There's another television series coming out.
52:35
Yeah, but. But she's they didn't cancel any
52:38
of her projects. Yeah, no, they're still going
52:40
and hosting the. Author on the Planet other than
52:43
Neil Gaiman. But she's they're still making
52:47
everything though. We we've got some JK relatives.
52:50
Do you want it in the main show or do you want to save it for
52:52
the after? Party.
52:53
Well, we've finished until now. So this this article States and
53:01
I, I just find this very interesting because I'm because.
53:03
I've read this now and. She certainly would not phrase
53:08
this the way that everybody is is is is phrasing this.
53:11
And I'm not not to say that you know that that she or anybody
53:15
else is in right or wrong. But the the articles all say JK
53:20
Rowling has found it using her to Harry Potter millions to fund
53:24
an anti transgender organization.
53:28
And I see how to, if she was to to to write the headline, it
53:34
would say JK Rowling funds Pro Women Foundation.
53:40
She's she's putting money aside to help women who are
53:42
discriminated against in the workforce.
53:45
Yeah, but people are going. And just women, part of that,
53:49
part of that is right, part of that is that she, as we know,
53:53
feels that men are pretending to be women to get away with shit
53:58
because she's obviously got some kind of PTSD from her assault.
54:01
That's my what? I'm not, I'm not a psychiatrist.
54:03
That's my opinion. The the problem.
54:04
Is why she's gotten so fucking crazy about this.
54:07
The problem is is I think there are people who are doing that
54:11
which is not helping. Because it's every, every, every
54:14
one of those is a data point for her.
54:16
But I also think that doesn't matter because you know when
54:19
you're, you know, when you're in the supermarket and someone's
54:21
trying to hand you a family for save the pandas and you go, no,
54:23
and they go, you don't care about the pandas.
54:25
And it's like, it's not that I don't care about the pandas.
54:27
It's just that not everyone can care about the pandas as much as
54:30
you do. Like, maybe I give to children's
54:33
cancer. And I think that's more
54:34
important, right? I think JK Rowling is perfectly
54:38
within her right to set up a charity just for women, if
54:41
that's what she wants to do. She's like, that's what I'm
54:44
going to advocate for. Yeah, that's her.
54:46
Like she chose that years ago. And, and in fact, when this
54:48
whole thing started, that's all she was saying.
54:51
It's not now. She's made herself very clear.
54:53
Yeah, at the start, that's what she was saying.
54:55
She was like, no, I'm a feminist.
54:56
And that means something very, very specific to me.
54:59
So I'm not going to be advocating for trans rights.
55:02
I'm advocating for women's rights.
55:03
And I believe that they're separate.
55:04
And everyone was like, well, you can't say that.
55:06
She's like, well, I fucking can. And I'm a billionaire.
55:08
Remember originally she tried to be cancelled because she was
55:12
turning like Dumbledore gay and things like this like.
55:16
And then those same people are now trying to boom.
55:18
Out, yes. Yeah, yeah.
55:22
But The funny thing is too like because the the new cast of the
55:26
Harry Potter show, which I don't know why they're doing, I guess
55:29
for money is the answer money. But the the Hermione Jarrett.
55:35
Go Nick Cross. She's a little bit brown, right?
55:37
She's not she's not snowy ones. She's a little bit brown and
55:41
people are like make wonder what Joanna Rowling thinks about
55:44
that. And like mate, she never had a
55:45
problem with like she's already. Spoken about that like she said,
55:49
does she if any of her hair and that was it.
55:53
Yeah, she has a very specific opinion.
55:55
About yeah, but now everyone that's specifically She must be
55:58
bigoted about everything. Yes.
56:01
Yeah. Well, no, I think she's actually
56:03
spoken about that in the past that she's never actually spoke
56:05
about. What race or color Hermione was
56:08
she? No, because people said frizzy
56:09
hair. People got annoyed because she
56:11
said Hermione could be black and they're like.
56:12
What? Because in the play, yeah, I
56:14
think they cast. No play.
56:19
And Snape is a is a black man in the new series.
56:23
Two people. Oh sure, being weird about that.
56:25
Yeah, I. But see, people are being weird
56:29
about it for the wrong reasons too.
56:30
People are going he doesn't look anything like Alan Rickman and
56:33
it's like he's not meant. To look like Alan.
56:36
Rickman. That was just a different actor
56:38
who played him. You're missing the point.
56:42
Yes. So anyway, yeah, this article,
56:46
yeah, it's called the JK Rowling Women's Fund.
56:48
And it's, it's, I mean, I get why people take it the way they
56:52
take it, but I just, I mean, yeah, it's I, I guess I don't
56:57
know. I wouldn't say it's not anti
56:58
trans. It's just pro women in a way
57:00
that it's. Definitely not anti trans.
57:01
Any more? It doesn't anti panda because it
57:03
doesn't raise. Money it just doesn't fit with
57:05
with with with their thing, which which is I understand and
57:09
maybe I, you know, I don't agree with with all of it.
57:11
No, but I can understand why she wakes up every morning and goes.
57:15
When did becoming like, being like a militant feminist make
57:22
you accused of like white right wing bigotry?
57:25
You know, like the world changed around her.
57:29
Yeah, yeah. And as we said, she's a victim
57:35
of some horrible things that have obviously, I think it, I
57:40
mean, I'm not psychologist, but I think it's fairly obvious that
57:43
had a very big impact on her opinions about these things.
57:48
She's, I was gonna say, scared of men.
57:53
I mean, I might as well. Yeah, maybe, maybe she just.
57:56
Yeah, she's suspicious of them. I think that's what it boils
57:59
down to. Well, you can see what I'm
58:01
saying someone that she. Yeah.
58:03
Yeah, well, betrayed her. Yeah.
58:06
Yeah. Yeah, anyway, I I don't agree
58:10
with. Joanne, if you're listening, I
58:11
would never hurt you like that. Call me, why are you hearing JK
58:16
Rowling? I like.
58:16
JK Rowling. She's you're trying to get us
58:18
cancelled. She's nice.
58:20
By JK Rowling What? Anti Trans.
58:27
Even just admitting you're not trans these days because it's
58:30
considered anti trans you know? Yes, in some circles I think so.
58:36
All right, let's end on something fun, because that got
58:39
deep. Yeah.
58:41
Let's head in in bathwater. Bathwater.
58:44
All right. Yeah, right.
58:46
So, Matt, you. Missed.
58:47
I assumed this. Yeah.
58:49
No, no, no, I know you've pinned on this particular.
58:53
So not interested, not interested whatsoever.
58:55
No, I'm with you. OK, so we're talking about
58:58
Sidney Sweeney, who is, I mean, she's fine.
59:04
OK, or? Whatever.
59:05
I mean, OK, let me clarify on that because I don't want it to
59:08
sound like I'm just being a fucking weirdo.
59:09
Yeah. No, no, we had to.
59:10
We had to say this. I didn't anything.
59:11
Yeah, I've not seen her acting anything, no opinion about that.
59:15
But I what I am aware of is that she's been put up on this
59:18
pedestal as some people literally saying oh she's the
59:22
fucking most beautiful woman in the well and I don't see it.
59:26
I just don't see it. And as I came into this room,
59:28
she wouldn't even be the most beautiful woman in this room.
59:31
You know what? I mean, like she's welcomed in
59:35
my room, but I'm just going to say I still keep going back to
59:38
The thing is, I think that the reason why she is going to be
59:41
considered is because she's different to the normal
59:43
Hollywood style at the moment. Is shit different?
59:47
I don't know. Because here's the thing I saw.
59:50
Breast size I saw. The new Supergirl today.
59:52
And I was like, oh, is that Sidney Sweeney?
59:54
And I'm like, no, that's someone else.
59:55
They all look. OK, insane.
59:57
So maybe it's changing back. We're now going the other way.
1:00:02
Just to be clear, I'm not just talking about the tits or just
1:00:05
the whole thing. No, no, no, no.
1:00:07
They're clones of one another. I know, no, I'm just talking.
1:00:10
About she's here, she's beautiful, but she's just not.
1:00:12
I don't. I just don't see why she's like.
1:00:14
I wouldn't call her beautiful. She's fine.
1:00:16
She's absolutely fine. I've actually just scrolled
1:00:19
down. No, I'm OK with this.
1:00:21
No, I'm back in. Are you OK?
1:00:23
You've seen the right thing. Yeah, I mean.
1:00:25
Like scrolled down I mean. I don't see it.
1:00:28
At all. I just don't understand the.
1:00:31
I mean, in this picture, sure, but she's been airbrushed to the
1:00:33
point where she doesn't even look like a human being.
1:00:36
No, I'll Scroll down. There's.
1:00:38
Alright, I'm in. I'm back in.
1:00:40
Yeah, OK. Yeah, but you're back in.
1:00:42
Yeah, yeah, she's a hottie. It's fine.
1:00:44
Yeah, yeah, those. The point is everything for me.
1:00:49
The point of this article is that she's jumping on the
1:00:52
bathwater bandwagon and she is teaming up with Doctor Squatch.
1:00:56
Which do you have, Doctor Squatch all over your feeds?
1:01:00
No. Australia in my body?
1:01:01
No, I don't know who, Doctor. It's probably a little after
1:01:04
this though. Soap and deodorant Men Men's
1:01:08
soap and deodorant. Brand.
1:01:10
That's all over the place here, and she's teamed up with them to
1:01:14
make 5000 bars of soap that contain her bathwater.
1:01:22
OK. And the slogan is Hello, you
1:01:25
dirty boys. Are you interested in my body
1:01:27
wash? Yep.
1:01:32
Yeah, I won't be buying this. No, neither am I.
1:01:35
Good or no? Yeah, as I said with Belle
1:01:38
Delphine, cash on salad, bathwater.
1:01:40
Go for it, I put her. In the same category as I put
1:01:44
Belle Delphine, which is like not interested except like the
1:01:50
Bill Bill Fiend. I mean just people lost interest
1:01:56
presumably. She made her Bunny and people
1:01:58
lost interest since she went away.
1:02:00
Maybe she's. Just got on her if that is what
1:02:02
happened. The comment on the article.
1:02:06
Complete cash grab you get no shit.
1:02:08
Every business is a. Complete cash grab.
1:02:11
I don't think there's anybody in the world who thinks this is not
1:02:14
a cash grab. If they're telling Sydney
1:02:16
sweeties bath water, what are you talking about?
1:02:20
That goes without saying, doesn't it?
1:02:21
They're not even trying to pretend this is anything other
1:02:23
than a cash. Yes.
1:02:24
No, no, no. But you could say Coca-Cola is a
1:02:26
complete cash grab. IBM like these people.
1:02:30
Aren't doing a Coca-Cola of it, but if Coca-Cola we're like,
1:02:32
we've got 5000 bottles of Coke that could taste Sydney.
1:02:35
Sweeties bath water. You don't think?
1:02:37
People would be all over that shit.
1:02:39
Then you are fucking deluding yourself.
1:02:43
But I just So what? Yes, it is good honour when.
1:02:48
You Google Sydney Sweeney. Has Sydney Sweeney ever been
1:02:51
nude? I assume you mean in films
1:02:53
because. Anyway, if you want some Sydney
1:03:03
Sweeney bathwater soap, go to Doctor Scorch's website I guess
1:03:07
and. Or go to Matt's house because
1:03:09
he's probably got and. If you want any of my bathwater,
1:03:11
I was only able to call. Up 4000. 94 flush, multiple
1:03:14
orgasm. I don't think there's any human
1:03:16
being on the planet that if they said do you want liquid filth
1:03:22
from my body, like there's a lot of people I really admire that.
1:03:26
I would still say that. I would still say Nah.
1:03:31
I was like, do you want drink my bath water?
1:03:33
I'd be like Nah but still call. Me.
1:03:35
No, I'm saying if if you have Patreons, if they want my bath
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water, I will go out of my way to have a bath because I don't
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like baths. But I'll do it for you.
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What? If Sidney Sweeney likes baths,
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yeah. Has she ever been nude?
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I don't get baths, it's weird. It's like a.
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What do you feel? It's like Luke soup.
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Yes. What's that?
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I need a Luke soup, Yeah. Maybe there's a soup company.
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Sidney Sweeney can. You know, we could.
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We could. Campbell's Sydney Sweeney soup
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We can move this to the after party.
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Yeah, I mean, there's a hot tub in the after party.
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We could settle into that and put The Jets.
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