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I have a question for both of you
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H what type of pants does a a flat earther
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wear um is this is this a joke it's just a
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paranormal
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pants welcome to multiple
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nerdgasm with your hosts Matt Luke and
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Dan MO mble nerdgasm your guide to All
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Things
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nerdy that's good that's it that's all I
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got now going to open VX yeah oh that's the one that's got VOD
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Canon or something no it's just got um stronger 6 the strength yeah just
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stronger how do they make it stronger just put more alcohol in it and make it
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a small size yes yeah well they don't trust him that's why no that's why I've
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got a bigger one for later my name name Alli if if he's
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untrustworthy how is making more alcohol in smaller
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shootable remember they had the was it the depth charge for a while I think it
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was cartton cold with a shot of vodka in it and then that got pulled from shelves
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pretty quickly very quickly the Australian government was like no wasn't
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there one called a stinger or something like that that actually came with shot
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on the outside test tuby thing you support no you just I don't think I
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think that was more of just a look cuz you just shot it cuz it didn't taste
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horrible well it's supposed to be that you dropped it in and then as you drank
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it started off quite light but then by the time you got to the bottom of the
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bottle it had gotten quite concentrated but you shot it I remember at c a
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certain point out in out in wcia where I grew up one of the one of the boys in
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the neighborhood went on a cruise and came back with the knowledge that you
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could take something like a bardi Breezer MH put two two bendy straws in
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it and hold them down at the sides and then if you just tip it upside down and
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in your mouth it just goes it just falls out it just it's just inside you and
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then and that's that's young people getting interested in science yeah and
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then so everyone was doing that and I was like sorry why are we doing this
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couldn't we just drink something that doesn't taste like [ __ ] that's the
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thing I the thing I also never understood and I I don't think I ever
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really did when we grow up drink people used to drink to get drunk sure and that
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was their goal to get fall down drunk and iink more but my goal is to never ever get
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drunk being drunk I just like I like the taste of the alcohol and I want to drink
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it I like the tasty I like that just just before that tipsy [Music]
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that just keep it there you're drunk Dan and I'm an alcoholic I think I am too at
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this point so if you get drunk then you got the 3 to four day hangover
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now oh yeah yeah yeah I can't do that especially because my daughter does not
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give a [ __ ] about how hung over I am she's like Dad get up we're watching
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Sheriff C that's why're doing stuff yeah um listener Grant was telling me that uh
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young people these days drink completely differently to how we do because he's
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he's a he's a lawyer right he's part of the lawy firm he has a some paralal or
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clerks or something that are in their early 20s and they had a work drinks the
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other night and one of them said a I probably shouldn't come to the work
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drinks I'm not much of a drinker and uh Grant said you don't have to drink much
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he's like yeah I might just limit myself to four shots and's like we're not going to be
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doing [Laughter]
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shots right no shots are when the night's starting to take a
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turn yeah yeah we could go home now or we could make sure that we're really
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really regretting this tomorrow again I'm like shots the way people do shots
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where it's just like get it in get just get it down right I don't want to taste
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it just get it and like no I I don't why do you want to do that I don't like not
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that I don't like being drunk I do but I also like the taste of delicious
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beverages yeah there's plenty out there if you don't like it just swap there's I
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would rather have a a a tasty drink than
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a shot right yeah get an Apple Tei if that's how you feel whatever yeah well
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actually I quite like a martini every now and again I don't but which is
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pretty much a shot but you don't I'll be honest the last time man
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my my other friend Luke we We snuck martinis into um the last James Bond
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movie and it was 9:00 a.m. and I hadn't even had breakfast and I had three
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martinis and I was vomiting in the toilets after the movie [ __ ] it was not
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good no I bet in your head it probably sound like a good idea of it mate it was
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like yeah day opening day what's it called no time to die yeah no time to
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die vodka martinis of course this is what want to do the problem was you
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didn't call them breakfast tiies oh yeah if you just called them that it wouldn't
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have been a problem for you okay your body would have known what to do with it
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yeah dipped a Quant in
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one I uh I saw or heard or experienced
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the music from uh no time to die live on Monday night this looked like a very
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very interesting musical experience so I went and saw hanima live again I've seen
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him once before last time I saw him was at Foxwoods Casino which is one of the
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uh Native American casinos near here I did a decide how to describe it you
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didn't want to say I was like yeah I I almost said the bad
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word is that Cally how they're known or do people always pause and have to think
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about it and then say native American now uh Foxwoods people just say Foxwoods
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and everybody knows I don't I don't know that it comes up that often yeah I
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that's why I had to think about it a bit because no because there's there is a
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phrase casino right that's a an idiom yeah and I think we've talked about this
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before is that when you they tell you the signs that say you're entering a
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reservation right the laws of the land are different here so just [ __ ] bear
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that in mind right um yeah so last time
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I saw him was was there uh and it was still amazing but it was kind of a
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smaller scale thing this was at TD Garden which is the big [ __ ] arena in
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yeah how many how many people were there cuz that place looked packed and that
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place look [ __ ] TD Garden capacity
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capacity is about 20,000 people okay I actually built like more yeah that's
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actually less than I thought too cuz we all concerts now in Sydney seem to have
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moved to the arena the cluster of Arenas in Olympic
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Park which like 100,000 people yeah no look this is sick uh loved it
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I've got one question for you Matt did he do video kill the Radio Star he did
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not do video kill the Radio Star were you calling out so the other thing is
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last time too they did they do you know he does all the hits all the movies does
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some stuff from inception some of the stuff from a no they did uh he did time at the end
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he didn't do the bo last time he did the you know the uh the dream is collapsing
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that I don't know if the name of the tracks but you know you know what I mean
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the the the you know the bit I mean this
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time he just did time um time is one of the like it's it's one of the all-time
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great trailer tracks now yeah yeah and it's a beautiful but it's just it's four
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chords and like arrange beautifully across different instruments and and and
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but it's Four Courts is what it is Prov it yeah doesn't have to be complicated
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for it to be good no that's what's so great about Han Zimmer is I mean I'm not
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going to say he's not a talented musician he clearly is but he knows how
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to take very very simple Melodies and and simple core progressions and make
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them just sound he he gets everything out of an idea he can yeah and look he's
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got some [ __ ] talented people so Guthrie Goin In still guitarist he's
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[ __ ] incredible he's got like R Panini on violin it's just incredible
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musicians on stage with him the Her Name Escapes me the woman who the yelling
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woman from the Dune soundtrack she was there um Lisa Gerard
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was there the woman who does the singing on The Gladiator soundtrack last time I
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saw him they did the Gladiator soundtrack but she wasn't there it was
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just some other singer she pops up this woman pops up the back with the the hair
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mm and I was like [ __ ] that looks like like Lisa Gerard or someone cosplaying
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is her no her it's her cosplaying is her The Lion King guy was there why the guy
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does the I'm not goingon to do it he was there he did a very job of it just when
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you when you think when you start thinking that um Zimmer is all
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Interstellar and and Inception all that you start remembering oh no no he won an
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Oscar in the '90s for writing The Lion King and The Lion King soundtrack is
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phenomenal stunning we we watched The Lion King couple of month ago here and
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the music stands out against all the other Disney movies from that period the
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cartoon or the Remake I'm not watching the [ __ ] remake I'm not watching a
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live action I forgot you know when you said that I was like oh yeah they did
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make a sequel no you mean the live action one John I think they're making a
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live action sequel as well oh God John anyway and they even did uh
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they did some stuff from dark Phoenix and it was funny because he gets up we
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could see so we were s i i I spent a bit money on seats cuz I was [ __ ] it [ __ ] it
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where you were so so where we were you could see the screen that was it was
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like the what was up next and it also had like the metronome and the time
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signature and stuff so yeah I was quite interested actually yeah
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um but uh [ __ ] what was I about to say what was I talking about um
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um where you sitting Gladiator no [ __ ] there was a whole there was a point that
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I was about to make I've completely forgotten s trying to backtrack saw
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things I don't know it's G I'm sure it's very profound
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though du Phoenix can't oh yeah Duc Phoenix that's right yes thank you he he
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he was talking about how he's like you know sometimes you work so hard on these
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films and you always obviously you always hope it's going to be successful
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and sometimes you get all these musicians in and you work really hard
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and you're so proud of the score that you think oh this is going to be so
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amazing and then the movie comes out and it's a bit
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[ __ ] I don't want to say the name of the movie and then I'm looking up here dark
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Phoenix on the up on the board and uh yeah so they played some of that I mean
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amazing score awful movie but he also seems like quite the
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performer oh yeah yeah he had so so I don't know if I told I want a messed you
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guys right he canceled the show in Baltimore on the Friday because they
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just said he was Ute illness they didn't say what it was so and then everyone was
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like oh [ __ ] what's going to happen so I was checking on Instagram because in
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fact I only knew because some of the musicians I follow like some of the
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people who perform with him and they said oh we've had to cancel the show
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that's the only reason I knew that it happened so I was checking their
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Instagrams and stuff and then they were saying oh you see you tonight Boston so
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I was like okay still happening he had pneumonia oh and he had pneumonia
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presumably still a bit during this show cuz he was back coffing and stuff like
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that and he said at the start is I'm sorry I'm not going to be as energetic
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as usual cuz I've I've had pneumonia and but he still came down I saw him [ __ ]
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basing it through the the crowd came by got some photos and stuff was good but
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but that's what I mean like he's just uh yeah he Lo he obviously loves it and he
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[ __ ] BS up the people he works with too so I give him credit for that I love
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I love when musicians do that he's like the opposite of because you know these
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articles about how Hollywood composers are [ __ ] who steal credit yeah I just
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don't see how people can lump him in those guys after unless unless a
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reaction to that and now he's trying to like no I doubt it trying to give credit
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Prett genuine guy anyway love it if you ever get the chance to go [ __ ] just do it it's
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[ __ ] sick don't think he's going to be coming to Australia anytime soon I think he
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might he may have before been I see why he wouldn't he goes to
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Europe that's a little that's fair that's
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fair um let's see go I can go see candle light H Zimmer's best works on October
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3D the Masonic cite I get I get advertised that every day on Instagram
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what do you like come and see it by candle Zimmer announces return to
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Australia this was back in okay he was there in 2017 and he was back again in
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2019 okay keep your eyes open yeah he
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played at uh Kudos Bank Arena yeah the
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Arena's Chang name depending on who's the sponsor of the Arena at the time
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yeah okay I don't know what the [ __ ] I think it used to be called all phones
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Arena all phones were sponsoring it at the time and then I remember that
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yeah anyway what are you doing Lov it [ __ ]
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awesome go see it again I I I would AB absolutely see it again and I and I will
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if I get the chance it yeah well that'd be cool go
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see him in prag or somewhere he play St when he does tours I to go to sturg and
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see [ __ ] Han Zimmer so good it's only a short flight for you
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Hitler lived in um speaking of musicians and I don't
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want to linger on this long um but um just for some absolute [ __ ] news can we
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just talk about the fact that [ __ ] P did is in jail and on suicide watch cuz
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they think he's going to kill himself because he's been convicted of human trafficking
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mhm I've heard some of the stories to come out and it's w are coming out and
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going mate that's just hip-hop culture that's what we do we [ __ ] fly women
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all over the world and make them do like what I heard the story is like
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he would have people would host a party and then we get people hiring like Kine
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and all this stuff and make them have sex in front of him
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that's just what they do Luke what they do who you Jud you can't call him on it
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that's their culture they fly poor impoverished women from third world
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countries they drug them and abuse them that's what they do see see that's just
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what we do is not a great thing to be saying at the moment yeah this just how
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we do things problem you want me to not do it is that
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what you want yeah yeah [ __ ] ridiculous couldn't believe it when I read all
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that I learned about it from TV trivia team names and then I was like why are
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we talking about P didy again and then unfortunately I found out now here's the
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thing I couldn't name you one p didy song I only know him through osmosis of
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popular culture like I think I know what he looks like
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but evidently like when think I know what he looks like like when they rested
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him like in his house there was like drugs just everywhere so I think they
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also getting on drugs charges right right I mean your house let me put
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my drugs away and they're like mate this is the least of your worries we don't
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care about that mate yeah let the women out but I wonder if actually s so watch
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or they just don't want anything to happen to him let him [ __ ] kill himself if like
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do the whole world of fa now people want to see him get raped in jail I don't I
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don't even think I mean everyday people I mean like the judicial system I'll
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hear about it I just want to hear that it's happened I mean let me know but
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yeah no I think it's also um without him going to tril off you don't know exactly
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what's happened you may get more out of it then and there's probably other
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people involved that you know he's going to turn on and oh yeah he turn in I
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reckon let's get this [ __ ] out in the open the other week they
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rushed uh what's his name wiin Harvey Weinstein to hospital for some emergency
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thing and then just everyone was like yeah don't care about that yeah yeah oh
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is he sick is he feeling okay it was like like it was news for a bit and then
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they were realizing no one gives a [ __ ] so he they released him didn't they uh
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no he's still in prison because he was
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he was he got a retrial in New York I think he's still convicted of all the of
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all the other cases okay for someon all I think I think one of them somehow got
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overturned or one on repeal or something but I there's enough other ones that
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they could prove that he's I think the judge allowed a witness to talk about
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something that wasn't part of the what he was charged with and the judge
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allowed them to give testimony and C I'm thinking of oh oh yeah yeah he's out
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yeah out and
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proud yeah yeah why people so
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terrible know I'm happy that Hollywood's actually starting to call this stuff out
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though but that's the thing and we don't have to go into it
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um the Neil gaming thing that we keep coming back to as well everyone's
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shocked and everyone's like I'm not buying these books anymore okay fair
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enough you don't want to that's that's absolutely a perfect way to you know
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vote with your wallet but at the same time I assume any famous person is using
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their Fame to get sex you know what I mean like I'm just I just assume across
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the board that any media I'm consuming there's some [ __ ] in there well
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that have changed on that quite a bit not not not in like a oh I hope they're
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changing no no but I feel like there there's there's Neil Gaiman is
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what what he was doing was perfectly acceptable on a in a way that what P
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didy did was never acceptable you know what I'm saying like there's never a
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point where everybody would have been like oh yeah that's fine you know yeah
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keep at it whereas with Neil Gaiman he was a famous person people were having
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sex with him because he was famous that's how that works yeah and then now
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it's like well actually you know what no it's not that's that's [ __ ] stupid
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collectively we' have said that's not okay now yeah yeah and I don't know I I
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think it was also just that that thought he was one of the ones who wasn't doing
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it I think is is part of that too like for example if I found out tiger YT was
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abusing women I'd be shocked you know what I mean because to me he just seems
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like one of the ones who just wouldn't get carried away he just doesn't seem
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but then yeah yeah well what what we talking about let's get it out the way
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Manda Palmer's finally spoken out about it oh has she no yeah and and I tried to
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find that um post and I think she's deleted it or I just maybe I just can't
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find it but yeah she she retweeted a t-shirt it wasn't her own design but she
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found somebody who had designed a t-shirt that said I'm just a girl
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standing in front of a leftist boy asking him to apply his politics to the
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actual women in his life and just said I'm just going to leave this here it
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certainly does seem to be a comment yeah yeah yeah
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does all right well yeah but I mean that's vague enough that she could just
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be respon she's like oh yeah I've just heard that podcast that's not good is it
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it's not necessarily her there's more to it as well is with
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everything being cancelled with all these projects and stuff there must be
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other stuff happening in the background can't just that I think it's just
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they're worried about abely they're worried about public reaction if they
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don't I think it's that theyy if if you did one thing to piss
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Disney off you're gone forever right so I understand why the isn't no good Omens
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is primee talk about yeah think yeah it is actually yeah I know that is yeah so
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yeah like it's not worth the risk like
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yeah yeah if the reaction is bad like uh
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[ __ ] uh there been a really negative reaction I saw this week to the
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Australian office remake have you seen this I've seen very polarized reactions
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I've seen to the point where now it's almost like what do you do about it you
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just no I've seen stuff saying that it's it's good as well like I've seen tons of
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good good like people are [ __ ] excited about it I've SE people having
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like to to like the the Melbourne cup is like a great way of introducing and
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stuff like this I've SE both sides so yeah the only that's the the funny thing
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about it though is that the people that really hated like do not remake the
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office it's a classic it's like mate the office you love is a [ __ ]
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I just realized maybe it's because the media Outlets I'm seeing are American
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and they're like going this is in Australia there's a there's a couple of
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loud voices saying oh it's too woke you've swapped the genders but actually
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I think that's a good idea I think I think if you same it would be compared
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to Apples and apples whereas now you can you can change it up all you want no
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it's getting some some good Buzz here we were talking I was never American office
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fan anyway so I don't give a [ __ ] no it got better but it was yeah the British
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one was King obviously we were talking the other day about I was asking cuz I
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had never thought of this I asked a bunch of people this is it trivia like
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have you ever heard of Young Einstein
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and largely they had not not and uh and it was just so funny to me because that
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movie was so big when I was a kid like we went on a school Excursion to see it
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to the movies [ __ ] Cody's cordial had a ticket hidden under every third lid or
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something yeah it was such a big film and then Americans are just like who the
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[ __ ] is Yahoo serus the first cassette tape I ever owned was the
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the soundtrack to Young Einstein yeah right it be pretty easy to explain Yahoo
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series to them it's just carop Australian carp became the most
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famous actor in the world once for like for one year yeah yeah just a little
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bit he's [ __ ] ripped now though he's a he's a surfer he lives on the beach I
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know he went broke and had to sell his mansion and everything Yahoo no Carrot
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Tops no Yahoo oh they both got ripped then oh carp ripped as
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wellp weird looking now though yeah oh he's had he had a lot of work yeah all
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right F he yeah in in that kind of too much plastic I know carrot talk because
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of other people making fun of him I've never seen an actual Carrot Top presents
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whatever he does whatever prop comedy doesn't he yes is that what he does yeah yeah it has
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big things on stage and just he's a funny thing cuz it's
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big all right classic um I've got a little bit of
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followup we talked about movie pass the other week yes and I had been joking
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about how I it was seemed fairly obvious that it was
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unsustainable but at the end of the day they gave me a credit card to buy movie
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tickets I'm going to use it and then it's their problem turns out the the ex
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CEO also knew this was unsustainable and uh and has pled guilty to
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fraud fraud for he said yes we we intentionally misled customers and
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investors it was obviously this was unsustainable but back up see this is
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the thing and we've argued this before and Luke and I I think we had a
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conversation once about like how do you even get rich off of a Ponzi scheme
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because like you know the bottom fall out he just wanted to watch movies for
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free I guess I don't know I just don't understand how this
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fraud benefited even the fraud I think
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like it has caused some disruption in that now I can get a subscription at Showcase
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Cinemas which is the C like theaters the big theater chain near me I can get a
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subscription and it's it's not too bad like in a way that I couldn't before
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Movie Pass did the door for okay it forced people
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to being competitive I mean I'm sure he's probably going to say that's what
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he was trying to do so you're saying he just did it to save Cinema maybe cuz like it was
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was cly theit of the doubt is it yeah the cost of a subscription was less than
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the cost of a movie it was $10 a month I paid and I I was able I could literally
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could have gone and seen they said uh well actually we're talking
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about this the other week on Tuesdays I found out now it's about five bucks
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which is quite good that's 90s prices 0 Tuesday prices I mean I saw
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Oppenheimer for free because I had leftover loyalty points from when I was
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going with movie passs in my showcase account and it was a Tuesday and I I was
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like I'm going to go see Oppenheimer you know lur in bed whatever I was like all
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right great get on my phone go to buy the ticket and it was like all right
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total is zero with popcorn and I was like [ __ ] yes amazing um tell about the
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weird free thing I got in Freedom Furniture that one time no so ha wanted this really
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specific laundry hamper it's it's very nice it's Wier right she sends me off to
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get it so I I find it I go up to the cter it's $120 right for this yeah does
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it do the laundry it just just holds the laundry yeah and uh and they said it's 20% off
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today I said oh great she go so that's down to 100 bucks I'm like awesome
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then uh oh whatever it was I knew you going to call me on that whatever
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percent off it was and then uh and then she goes
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oh she because when you she goes oh what's your phone number you put it
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in you got some vouchers I said no I don't think so she said yeah didn't you
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buy something you bought a couch or something here within the last 5 years
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I'm like yeah I think maybe I bought a couch she's like oh was it like $1,000
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I'm like sounds about right and they're like okay well you got two $50 vouchers
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one for each $500 you spent so this is for you and I was like okay and then I
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just stood there and they're like have a nice day and I'm
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like so I just leave with this like it's literally just free like yeah it's yours
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doesn't sound right it doesn't seem
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right yeah and it didn't really work for them cuz the whole idea is when they
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give you the vouchers they want you to come back and spend more money whereas
27:22
this you forgot about it they didn't tell me I had them no but the employees
27:26
don't get paid enough to care about that I issue no
27:28
yeah yeah they also didn't tell me that the pieces of my modular Lounge clipped
27:33
together cuz I went in one day and I said like they going all skei all over
27:36
my land room is there something I can buy to like bolt to the bottom and
27:39
they're like should be something on the bottom I'm like didn't even think they
27:44
look same thing though they said oh the guy who dripped it off at your house
27:47
should have told you I'm like he didn't yeah I think they assembled us and then
27:52
did not give a [ __ ] noticed it yeah uh I think under normal
27:56
circumstances a movie is about 15 20 mon if you saw one movie a month you'd
28:03
already got a discount yes and what they said was you're allowed to see one movie
28:07
every day one a day which is still quite a lot for $10 a month but there's not
28:12
movies it was just a credit card that they sent you and and they get the bill
28:17
so people quickly discovered you can do whatever the [ __ ] you
28:21
want you can pay for popcorn and [ __ ] with it which you're not supposed to do
28:25
right cuz the cinemas didn't care they were like yeah we're just we're sending
28:28
the bill to to moveie pass so this is what I mean how did they think they were
28:34
going to make any money they didn't apparently fair enough they didn't yeah
28:38
but even if it was a scam how did they think they were going to scam money I
28:42
don't know maybe they were hoping the stock price would go up and a normal
28:45
subscription thing I'm not good at this stuff like this would have made sense
28:50
that maybe $25 or $30 a month where people go in their head like pay for
28:54
this I go to movie twice I get my money back and then any
28:58
making you go more than you already would to make it worth it yes okay
29:03
showcase subscribe and then not letting you charge popcorn and stuff so that the
29:07
cinema still make that money yes in addition to that as well all right so
29:13
for 10 bucks a month $950 a month I can
29:17
see one 2D movie a month for $1.95 I can
29:22
see it in [ __ ] IMAX if I want to see five movies a month it costs me 20
29:28
$66.95 that's still quite good if I'm going to see that many movies that's
29:32
excellent hello my swe that many
29:36
movies hi hi he's your star hello
29:43
Harper this is Harper's Weekly segment M what you been doing watch what show are
29:48
you watching at the moment what's your favorite show at the moment Gabby cat
29:51
Gabby cat yeah C cat yeah and what's your favorite
29:57
movie Mo Moana watched Moana today have some The
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Rock news Moana didn't like Moana you're
30:08
welcome Maui song yeah that's Maui's song yeah that's right who's your
30:13
favorite character in Moana Maui Maui yeah Ro Luke's favorite
30:19
character is Maui as well yes okay he liing me all right say goodbye to
30:25
everyone oh yeah they can't see Charlie
30:28
bye Harper we condition that's who it
30:33
was PD's gotten in
30:41
again too soon too soon he's still alive too that's what was wrong with that joke
30:47
yeah yeah and just to clarify I'm I'm not sure he was into kids I'm I think they
30:53
were perfectly AED women I think yeah he was he was Lally kidnapping them
31:00
and flying them across the world to be [ __ ] oh just to be even more clear I
31:05
wasn't actually accusing him of doing anything no no no I think your
31:10
accusation stands it's you don't think he's actually in the rooming hope he's
31:14
not I hope he's not too I hope you're not harboring P didy that's what I hope
31:21
um we do have some other followup that
31:23
relates to somebody being a [ __ ] uh
31:28
but this is ironic it's iron [ __ ]
31:32
news so
31:35
convicted woman Basher Jonathan Maes is now having chosen his first public
31:41
appearance to be at the famous monster
31:46
Expo I'm assuming it's because he plays [ __ ] is it K that he
31:52
plays but also it's because he's a [ __ ] monster
31:58
I bet you he's not allowed to say he's
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played King now maybe not yeah I re but
32:06
H this was the person who was going to be the next um Martin Luther
32:10
King Jonathan M time Martin Luther King bashed ever his first ever convention
32:16
signing appearance at [ __ ] famous monsters going to be doing any movies
32:21
that's funny this is his income now $140
32:26
us to have him sign an autograph they can be expensive I
32:32
wouldn't have paid that for Jonathan Maes even when oie done was Lovecraft
32:38
country and I thought he was great bashed anyone except shog
32:44
offs yeah no yeah no autographs can be quite
32:50
expensive at these things oh here's something that's quite sad There are
32:53
some comments on cuz he made a post about hey I'm going to be here and of
32:57
the comments is bro it sucks what happened to this guy it seems like a
33:01
genuinely good guy who got himself in a bad position because of someone
33:04
else what she kept headbutting my fist
33:09
yeah and then she reported it it's
33:14
in there are people who also say show his face in America you know Harvey
33:18
Weinstein you know he didn't force him didn't he they wanted they wanted the
33:25
job I've literally seen people say that M she got what she
33:31
wanted just saying just saying I'm not just
33:38
saying someone else yeah I know I don't
33:41
want to be to um to Sam Harris's latest episode about
33:48
um uh was it Sam har yeah it was Sam Harris when he was just talking about
33:52
this second Trump shooting sure oh yeah someone shot at Trump again yeah um no
33:57
didn't he didn't that far it didn't get that far they they saw the gun poking
34:02
out and they got it oh it no no no I heard that there were four shots fired
34:06
[ __ ] news is crazy no oh okay news Secret Service shot at the guy oh he
34:13
didn't shoot anything I never read the articles I saw there were shot and he
34:16
was a nut bag he's been on the new they've interviewed him before because
34:19
he went to Ukraine and he was fighting the wall there yeah he was came he was
34:24
going to he had this plan that he was going to fly a bunch of [ __ ] [ __ ]
34:28
um Afghanistan afgh [ __ ] soldiers Freedom Fighters to Ukraine to beat
34:34
Russia and he's he's enough case [ __ ] enough case at least he's on the right
34:38
side are we going to talk about the fact that all these YouTubers have been paid
34:42
millions of dollars by the Russians God yeah what that's [ __ ] up too oh you
34:47
didn't hear about that no they're saying they were duped yeah they were con to I
34:52
think at least come on at least one of them had to know what was going on but
34:56
yeah who what so apparently allegedly the the the uh
35:01
they've been indicted by the justice department I think um two Russian
35:08
operatives working for uh Russia times what's that new Russia Today Russia
35:13
Today this The State newspaper in State News Network prop propaganda machine
35:19
yeah yeah so they they they've come to America they've started a media company
35:24
called tenant media and they've hired a bunch of YouTubers like Dave Rubin
35:30
Timol uh Lauren Southern uh some other guys so right
35:35
leaning yes guys anyway and they've paid them a lot of money to make videosu got
35:42
$5 million for four videos yeah and they're not
35:48
explicitly like some of them
35:51
are to be Yeah Tim Paul stuff some of it
35:56
literally saying America needs to publicly apologize to Russia yeah yeah
36:00
yeah and when he said oh I had no idea it's like you had no idea but you said
36:04
that of your own those were your own comments the opinion you came up with on
36:09
your own so so so if you were just saying that what were they paying you
36:12
for exactly exct that's yeah that's yeah Dave Rubin in particular come out and
36:16
said hey look we got scammed yeah yeah how did you get
36:22
scammed they paid me money they literally said he said I W to
36:28
like who's who's paying me what are they getting out of it and they literally
36:32
apparently put a put a fake person on a Skype call with him and said yeah I'm
36:35
just funding some media I live in France and it's in the document from the the DJ
36:39
it's it's there's a there's a resume and this pamphlet they made about this fake
36:43
investor some European guy and it's got a photo of I guess an actor because if
36:47
you Google this person nothing comes up evidently they just invented this fake
36:51
person still doesn't make sense it doesn't matter that that person was fake
36:55
you still what saying is got opening right if you find
36:59
out that Russia wanted you they wanted to pay you a lot of money to make your
37:04
content you like well I wasn't saying anything I don't already think I know
37:08
exactly that's what I mean yeah have a think about that then
37:13
yeah because actually it was quite anti-American in in a way as well
37:20
because it was like you know our country is kind of split down the middle
37:24
government doesn't know how to keep itself together you know that kind of
37:28
thing Paul's one was was was very direct we should be supporting Russia against
37:35
Ukraine but the others were just like America's [ __ ] type stuff no I have to
37:40
disagree with you there it was very American they did it for
37:44
money yeah yeah yeah while we're doing polit well I
37:49
guess it's sort of political can we talk about this [ __ ] pager [ __ ] oh with [ __ ]
37:56
Israel and where somehow they managed to get explos pages and then just set them off like
38:03
thousands of pages so years ago right so
38:07
at some point Pages were a thing no no no no Hezbollah go they get they called
38:13
a big meeting or whatever and they go Israel can tap our [ __ ] mobile phones
38:17
we're not using them anymore we're getting pages and and two-way radios yep
38:20
okay Israel finds out about this there's a Taiwanese company that was contracted
38:25
by Hezbollah to make the stuff Israel forms allegedly right I'm not
38:30
[ __ ] expert alleged don't know how Israel forms two Hungarian shell
38:36
corporations bids to manufacture the devices wins builds them all with
38:42
[ __ ] bombs in them bombs in them in 2022 mhm and then just wait for two
38:48
years they've been walking around with these devices right Pages phones and
38:52
then they knew that eventually ultimately they want and then last week
38:55
they sent the the the code that made him
38:58
go off killed what 20 30 people and injured injured thousands that's amazing
39:05
what also amazing is that this hasn't come up on my news feed really yeah well
39:09
in the same way it's amazing that the [ __ ] Tim Paul stuff didn't come up on
39:13
your news feed news is [ __ ] now it's like proper spy [ __ ] I was about to say
39:18
that is cold fasinating [ __ ] yeah yeah digress for a sake I've been
39:24
watching a TV show this week that I can't recommend highly enough it's slow
39:28
horses um oh yeah Apple TV Gary Oldman Gary Oldman yeah it's basically it's set
39:35
present day it's set MI5 so that's the uh domestic intelligence as opposed to
39:41
MI6 which is foreign intelligence right got so um Gathering intelligence
39:46
domestically but it's specifically about this one branch where they put all the
39:50
people who were [ __ ] up um and then just give them shitty assignments so
39:55
that they just stay out of it um um but of course they always stumbled upon some
39:59
big conspiracy and and blow it wide open
40:03
and uh I've always liked uh watching Gary Oldman because he's just super cool
40:08
but in this he's the the ultimate uncool he's overweight and he's disgusting and
40:14
he's a prick but he does it so well and the show is just so good it's like the
40:18
anti James Bond it's like people who just being a spy is their desk job you
40:23
know and like what they do on the weekend is more important to them and
40:27
and what they you know just filing and [ __ ] is is most of their day-to-day
40:31
stuff and occasionally like you know there'll actually be a dime where he's
40:34
like please send me I haven't chased anyone in ages you know probably more
40:38
than what it's really like yeah so good there's four seasons the fourth Seasons
40:42
airing I think sporadically [ __ ] hell all right but there're only six episodes
40:46
a season because it's British right so right I watched first two seasons this
40:50
week it's very good I've seen it 24 episodes in total
40:56
21 H I watched um season four of the Umbrella Academy did we talk about that
41:03
no I haven't seen that yet I couldn't get pass the start first episode of that
41:07
was weird I still love it I love that show it's really good it was not the
41:12
strongest season and there was some stuff in there different yeah and
41:15
there's some stuff that I was like uh whatever and uh and it's short it's a
41:21
short season which I guess they just weren't given the budget presumably to
41:25
do more uh but I I liked it I like those characters I like the show okay worth
41:29
watching if you're a fan I I I like that each cuz I I went back and watched the
41:34
first season I think after the third season and I was like [ __ ] I forgot
41:37
about all of this stuff it's a completely different show like you know
41:40
in the second season with JFK and all of that in it and then the
41:45
third season just all set in that hotel like y every season's been very
41:49
different but I I'm on it yeah I I got to watch this yeah this season they get
41:55
um like new powers and stuff cuz something that happens and so it kind of
41:58
mixes things up a bit and it's I yeah it was good but did you ever watch that
42:02
British TV show where the yeah Misfits I've heard of it a million times I know
42:08
it's got class from yes it does but it's the story is it's these [ __ ]
42:13
delinquents on what do they call it when you they send convicted child criminals
42:18
out to just do cleanup Duty on the weekends and whatever public service or
42:22
community service whatever and they all get they get struck by lightning they
42:25
get super powers right it's [ __ ] great it's great Four Seasons first two
42:31
seasons are very very good then they have a bit of a cast rotation and it
42:36
kind of changes up a bit it's not as good but still still worth watching
42:43
okay right it's so good I've got one more piece of followup that I do want to talk
42:49
about because I'm very confused by it can you please explain to
42:53
me what this is why trailer did you watch the trailer did not watch the
42:57
trailer I didn't realize it was a trailer so ancient can't even talk
43:03
ancient apocalypse which I actually thought
43:07
was canel oh really yeah I I thought I thought it wasn't I thought it was quite
43:13
a lot of clearly it did I was say I don't know how much Bank Netflix makes
43:17
based on stuff but it got a lot of well I've I've heard Netflix doesn't still
43:20
hasn't figured out how to make money on um but uh season two back turns out
43:27
if your kid is the head of programming it's pretty easy to get another season
43:31
going well even then I don't know um but
43:36
uh there's a guest star this season I'm so confused by this
43:42
so famous renowned archaeologist Keanu
43:46
Reeves is in season actual archaeologists won't be on this show
43:52
that's true that's true cuz the ones that got tricked into being in the first
43:56
season yeah definitely not going to be in the second seene I've watched an
43:59
actual archaeologist debate uh gra Hancock on Joe Rogan and that was
44:04
fantastic Flint dble Flint dible is is
44:07
great and it really bums me out he is odd but I thought it went really well
44:13
and was kind of quite uh despite gra
44:16
mok's efforts to make it more kind of dramatic it wasn't very dramatic it was
44:22
very good and interesting but then afterwards gra Hancock's sharing stuff
44:27
about how Flint dibble's a con artist and stuff and it's just gone it's gone
44:30
all weird on him again it's just like why are you doing this yeah it was a
44:34
great debate actually I thought it was quite good and the only thing that
44:36
annoyed me was was Joe Rogan really I was like stay out of it let these two
44:42
talk you don't know anything um because because he'd say say
44:46
something oh with the age of the Earth blah blah blah and Joe ran would be like
44:50
do we know what the age of the Earth is I'm like don't Stoke this fire stay out
44:53
of it mate here's the thing cuz I look I I went through a phase when I was about
44:58
20 where I read everything that graem hanok wrote and Von danan and all of
45:04
those guys because I thought I found and I still to to this day find fascinating
45:09
that that that there are mysteries from the ancient past right sure but the
45:14
thing is every archaeologist will tell you yes there's Mysteries yes we find
45:19
new things all the time and we always move the goalpost when we find new
45:22
things we're not saying there couldn't possibly be stuff we we know there stuff
45:27
we haven't found and we used to think humans were only 50,000 years old then
45:31
we thought 100,000 now we think a million like we find a new fossil and we
45:35
change it Graeme Hancock if he keeps looking he might very well find
45:41
something he's not going to find Atlantis but he might find something and
45:44
he's going to be all [ __ ] told you so and they're going to be like right we
45:46
didn't say you were wrong we just said you've come up you've made up your mind
45:51
before you found the things we dig and then find something and then analyze it
45:56
that's Arch you have come up with a theory and now you're going to try to
46:00
find proof of it and he constantly walks things back too like he's this whole
46:04
thing about them having magic powers and stuff he's like I never said that you
46:07
[ __ ] did say that B books about
46:12
it he never mentions aliens anymore either and and he did yeah and it's just
46:18
now he just says no no no very smart white people yeah that's right thousands
46:22
of years ago not these Savages yeah taught the Mayans how to build yeah it's
46:27
like that map right there's the map that he shows where it's got like South
46:30
America comes down yeah and it it comes around this way he's oh that's
46:33
Antarctica and it's like is it Antarctica or is it it could be
46:36
Australia they ran out of paper so they kept drawing the coastline this way and
46:40
then they wrote on it here's where the [ __ ] snakes are right you think
46:44
that's Antarctica or do you think that's South America where the snakes how could
46:47
they could they possibly have known about it yeah mate if you look it but
46:51
even little things like um you know when it's like oh the the pyramids line up to
46:55
the Stars sure they do if you ignore some pyramids and most of the Stars
47:01
right it's just it's just Fuzzy Math yeah okay so do we know why Keanu Reeves
47:07
is in this I really tried to find out too I mean the article says he's in it
47:11
to boost numbers sure I don't get why he would agree to
47:17
it and something ruse explains to Han in a brief Tut trailer how he's always felt
47:21
the timeline was off which I'm must have Theory or something yeah I don't know I
47:27
almost don't want to know right yeah cuz yeah K is not someone I thought would be
47:34
entertaining this sort of yeah
47:38
yeah but is out of context MH it seems
47:43
like he's talking about the big picture where he might ask keano about one very
47:48
specific temple in China where Keanu visited once you know what I mean like
47:54
we don't know yeah look I love K Reeves but I was obviously being factious when
47:59
I said he was a ren archaeologist I'm not convinced he knows anything there's
48:04
no reason for me to think that he does so he could just be a fan of gram H
48:08
because the show is very compelling super compelling it's beautifully made
48:13
yeah stunning photography and I had I not so I I the way I watched ancient
48:19
apocalypse I I talked about this at the time is I watched it because I had a
48:22
companion YouTube series that I was interested in about the actual
48:27
kind of his TR facts and whatever and so so I had the benefit of watching the
48:32
show watching an episode of the show then watching a YouTube video that was
48:35
explained to me why the show was hor [ __ ] and then but like you didn't have
48:40
that it is compelling cuz I watch the episode and I go oh what about this what
48:42
about this and then the YouTube video would explain it and I go oh okay which
48:46
is I I think it would be better if he just dialed down the archaeologist don't
48:51
want me to tell you this like mate they don't want you to tell you this because
48:54
you're undermining their [ __ ] no one actually like you're not saying anything factual
48:59
enough to even have them argue against you yes they don't get paid enough to
49:03
give a [ __ ] about this other than the fact that you're just full of nonsense
49:07
here's the thing I think these these kind of things are quite
49:10
dangerous cuz they are compelling and then people instantly believe this cuz I
49:16
saw this and then it starts to undermine other things as
49:21
well I believed everything I've read in these books I was like [ __ ]
49:24
mainstream archaeology all wrong and I've seen Milo Rossy the Milo Minute Man
49:30
on YouTube he's like a he's a young kind of archaeologist who does really good
49:34
YouTube content and he was talking about how turn your Xbox off downloading
49:40
telling me it's turning off he's gotten called out cuz he said before that he
49:44
thinks it's all very racist and people said oh gr Han's not racist and he's
49:49
like well look the stuff that he's referencing is racist like there is
49:54
there are works that he quotes and he refer that are literally just white
49:58
supremacist texts so if he's not do he just not know that how does he not know
50:05
that like you know prove me wrong basically I mean even just it's
50:09
problematic even just saying I think Europeans might have built all the stuff
50:12
in South America and Africa Asia problematic even if it's not racist per
50:18
se it's problematic Sur they couldn't have built this stuff Sam Harris they [ __ ] there
50:24
it's there we know they did it's [ __ ] proof it's [ __ ] right
50:29
there they did build it they did build it yeah they absolutely did um mate
50:34
watching my daughter build with she's got these magnetic blocks she builds
50:37
structures that I'm like how did you know that that inverted shape went there
50:40
to reinforce the like she just figures it out you know what I mean like I
50:44
believe that smart people you know they had the same brains as us they just what
50:49
happened long thousands of years to figure things out that and it's not like
50:54
we found like pyramids fully formed there's pyramids that just go like this
50:59
first there's pyramid that goes like this and then like this you know like
51:02
there's shitty pyramids as well like people yeah people forget in Egypt in
51:06
particular there are thousands of thousands of py they w't built at the
51:09
same time no they were literally built the oldest ones thousands of years apart
51:14
and it's like oh why is this pyramid so different because it was built four
51:16
[ __ ] thousand years later yeah yeah longer ago to that pyramid than this
51:22
pyramid is to us yes and the pyramids you see aren't actually what they look
51:27
like when they were built no that's true the great parents actually have were
51:31
smooth but they step because they stole all the sh of them to build the wall
51:37
allegedly obsidian yeah on the top or something right oh yeah or whatever yeah
51:43
different different ones well we don't know right because it's just from texts
51:46
that are [ __ ] who knows what the we can barely read anyway but just quickly
51:51
it's still relevant to scale back to Sam Harris was talking about how you can
51:55
only take for Grant certain things if you're not kind of opening the
52:02
Pandora's Box in other words you can assume someone thinks Hitler is bad and
52:05
the Holocaust happened and it was bad in normal conversation but if you start
52:10
saying that Hitler was actually quite a good artist you are then it is your
52:14
responsibility to follow that up with not that I condone his due killing you
52:18
know like and it's it's that same thing too it's it's I can't remember why we
52:22
were talking about before but it's relevant here with hanock as well it's
52:25
like if you're going to make these big statements about how everything was
52:28
built by white people if you're not a racist you then have to back that up it
52:33
is on you now to back that up about why why that's not a racist if you're going
52:37
to use a quote from a text that the Nazis also used as evidence of things
52:43
you do need to kind of do a bit more explaining as to why don't leave it at
52:49
that don't just quote the part that you like and then not explain why else was
52:54
looking for Atlantis yeah yeah yeah it's not a joke that was
53:00
the plan postwar was to go find it yeah yeah
53:05
yeah all right anyway Dan I have a question for you are you excited for
53:11
packs I am excited got my tiet right here right here in front of
53:16
me cuz it's we've only got like three weeks yeah it's very
53:20
soon start I'm looking for I'm looking forward to bucker shock I'm looking
53:25
forward to Quail on stick mhm and I'm looking forward to packs these are all
53:29
games that are coming out of packs are they playing ball games I'm looking
53:32
forward to I'm going to go to the gaming went old panel again that's a fun one to
53:36
go to because they talk about you go there meet people who probably will talk
53:40
about Amigas and commodor and yeah right yeah awesome there's also another one
53:45
gaming with disability which I'm looking forward to too but no it's getting close
53:48
and I'm getting excited hi my
53:51
wheelchair oh excellent it's a lot of walking are you cosplaying this year I
53:58
you I'll probably just I'll probably just throw my babyon 5 outfit one day
54:02
yeah yeah maybe a princess layer we'll see you have to walk around with me I'm
54:09
jealous I wish I was going yeah I wish East obviously but next year
54:16
but you guys I have tickets to that as well actually when's that
54:22
one I can't remember go up I should go up for
54:28
that make a day of it or two
54:33
days but yeah should yeah it's a long way to go for one day oh yeah but the
54:38
comicons here are not yeah yeah no well I don't mean go up to the Comic Con for
54:43
two days I mean yeah go up to see you for two days and go to Singapore ComiCon
54:48
every year and I think the longest I spent was an hour and a half and I was
54:52
like I have seen and done everything here but the thing you need to with when
54:56
get a pack it's the panels is you need to go to see more panels and yeah that's
55:02
where yeah yeah yeah you get out of it what you put in really yeah if you just
55:06
want to look around the yeah yeah you just want to look on the floor you can
55:09
do that in a day do a lap and yeah then you're like oh what is that no no you
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got to pace yourself you got to watch things y yeah so I think they've got the
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the app out now so have a look at the m and or Jerry coming or do they just not
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do Jerry probably Mike doesn't anymore yeah so he'll do
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like the Seattle one packs West they call it now yeah but I don't think he
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does he doesn't he doesn't like to travel especially to Australia I think
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so yeah it's a long way for but Jerry usually goes yeah yeah I don't know why
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I'm glad we went when they were both still attending yeah yeah Mike doesn't
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even come to East anymore last time I saw him he was on a robot he was a robot
55:52
there was a robot mic at oh that's right yeah yeah because he wasn't going to
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come anymore so yeah speak I I still did say hi to both of them he was just yeah
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on a TV screen yeah um I saw this and there's not much of a story here except
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that just um scientists put robot legs on a mushroom and it learned to
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walk there's got to be more to it than that hasn't there there's more they they
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taught it to walk it didn't just go finally but stop eating
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us [ __ ] off but they have something of a
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brain right and so mushrooms do yeah and so scientists reckon that this is the
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first step into some kind of
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biomechanics I didn't mean that some kind of like biomechanics using brains
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from plants that have brains of of some kind of or another sort of scary cuz
56:51
mushrooms grow very quickly looks already looking at the big
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picture consequences of this of how quickly they could outnumber us my
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celium is able to produce natural electrical signals which responds to
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huh but I'm looking at the size of his legs that put on it's
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huge God something else I'm not going to be able to eat now yeah yeah but once
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they finally teach it to talk and it's like please stop yeah all right just the
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fish then yeah just eat them until they they're like I could put legs on a like
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please don't I need some kind of
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protein you these fungal brains respond to navigate more unpredictable
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environments navigate unpredictable environments what is this where are
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mushrooms traveling that are unpredictable unpredictable they've
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never had legs before we'll find out where they want to go we will find out
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yeah it's like that robot m cop that they made and it became sentient
57:57
realized in the fountain and then killed itself not just
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once with a killed itself
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again yeah [ __ ] well maybe we don't to worry yeah I
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know right this this quote this uh comment on
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the article the labor party have been doing this for years except they use
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cabbages instead of mushrooms what does that even mean I think it
58:30
means they they people who vote for the labor party
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right who' have thought clever mushrooms not long before they put them in
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metropolitan police uniforms everyone [ __ ] personal act grind that
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they are trying to just wedge into
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here no that's good yeah I'm interested in that hey uh this is a funny one I saw
58:55
this week Cards Against Humanity are suing SpaceX yes because and this is
59:01
actually legitimate yeah I read into this too I was like I didn't know this back in
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2017 they did a a crowdfunding campaign Cards Against Humanity to buy a plot of
59:12
land on the southern border to make it difficult for Donald Trump to build the
59:16
wall between America and Mexico right and they took $15 donations raised the
59:22
money bought the plot of land and then it's just been sat there then they were thinking
59:26
well that's that's that then right yep
59:30
yeah but apparently SpaceX has just dumped a bunch of [ __ ] on there and been
59:35
using it for like construction or something and uh so now they're suing
59:41
them saying you didn't ask permission to use our land and SpaceX replied and said
59:46
do you want to sell it and they said no we'll do this instead so partially for
59:51
entertainment value so they're suing them and they've said that if they win
59:57
everybody who donated $15 gets their money back will get
1:00:01
$100 from the that's
1:00:05
awesome yeah yeah except what if he what if Elon then send sells it back to Trump
1:00:11
and he builds the war well well they're not selling it to them yeah right they
1:00:14
they'll have to get off it because they they've got photos in here too this is
1:00:17
what it looked like when they bought it and then now they've gone down there and
1:00:20
this is what it looks like now and come down there and [ __ ] SpaceX is there
1:00:24
they've just done all this [ __ ] I heard all about this wall and I'd
1:00:28
never been to Mexico and then I went to Mexico in 2018 just a there is a wall
1:00:32
and there is a wall know yeah and I said to my friends who were down there I was
1:00:36
like oh so there is a wall and they're like yeah but we put that up I was like
1:00:40
oh okay they're like we don't want Americans just wandering in here every
1:00:45
day cheap stuff and go back I understand what they did and the
1:00:50
whole idea behind it but if the government wants the land I'll just take the
1:00:54
land oh yeah of course it's not the government yeah this yeah I see what
1:00:58
you're saying right right no no you're saying the yeah but it was a a gesture
1:01:03
right yeah yeah but yeah I just I just like the goal of Space X just go this is
1:01:10
bits empty we just start building [ __ ] on it I know but that's so musk isn't it
1:01:15
and then when they sue him he's like I'll just buy buy yeah how much you want
1:01:19
for it yeah you you you caught us I can't dislike him no matter no
1:01:25
matter what he does does he's so no no no I I don't like him but what I'm
1:01:30
saying is he's just so entertaining and he's just so unashamedly himself that I
1:01:36
couldn't make it through his book oh not his book but the what's his name I
1:01:39
couldn't make his conversation with Dan Carlin I just keep getting I haven't
1:01:44
heard that they had a conversation yeah there's an addendum episode where Dan
1:01:48
Carlin has Elon on just to talk about World War II planes huh no I just keep
1:01:54
only thing I really see from musk is I keep getting things on X or Twitter or
1:01:58
whatever it is where he's posting stuff and it's just stuff he's posting isn't
1:02:04
helpful no to the world no oh no no yeah
1:02:10
yeah yeah he's reposting stuff that's adding fuel to fire yeah I don't know
1:02:14
what's going on there there's there's conspiracy conspiracy theory but the the
1:02:19
there's I've heard accusations that when he bought Twitter he needed
1:02:26
the money and he got the money from various places including people from
1:02:32
countries other than America and now he's
1:02:36
somewhat indebted you know correct
1:02:39
indebted to various overseas entities not necessar I'm not necessarily saying
1:02:45
like Russia or whatever but I think you know like the Saudis and and various
1:02:48
places he's because he's been seen with them at events and stuff since then so
1:02:52
it's kind of like again not saying I know I don't know anything about it but
1:02:56
I've heard people say that's a bit but yeah I do like you do see photos where
1:02:59
he's invents in other countries at the Times where he's telling people they
1:03:02
need to sleep in the office to do work and then he just get off over here for a
1:03:06
game and go see this and yeah I sacked all the women because we we all know
1:03:10
that women have other priorities out of the work yeah that's right yeah I wonder
1:03:15
where that sentiment came from [ __ ] hell so anyway yeah you see um James
1:03:20
May's um review of the Cyber truck I did I did I enjoyed that that was very enjoy
1:03:26
see that basically I love because he he said at the end he said the only reason
1:03:31
I've agreed to do this is because I can turn it into an ad for my gin and what
1:03:34
we've decided to do is just see where I can put the Gin on the Cyber truck
1:03:38
before and it won't slide off but it was interesting that when had his ruler out
1:03:43
and he was like he's like the reason cars have curves is so is because you
1:03:48
can't make them perfectly so he's like this is supposed to be curvy but like
1:03:52
let's zoom in there's a corner here and then the next corner is like
1:03:56
SK is so obvious and I mean that was a criticism all Teslas have anyway of
1:04:01
their build quality not being completely aligned think everyone's starting the
1:04:06
golf Teslas I think and I think the only reason they were so big is they were the
1:04:09
first yeah they were the first and they were and now it's
1:04:15
just other competitors now who Mak and they look nicer yeah yeah I'm obsessed
1:04:21
with the poar the beautiful [ __ ] lovely made by Volvo
1:04:26
they're lovely they look like 80s spaceships
1:04:30
mhm I like the the hundes the electric hundes yeah comping byd which is I think
1:04:37
a Chinese they're actually quite nice yeah right yeah yep they are nice hey
1:04:43
there's also a Chinese company that bought the the badge the rights to use
1:04:47
the mg badge and then they make kind of these like cheap family cars so if you
1:04:51
see new cars that are MGS that it's just Chinese companies not to do with mg at
1:04:55
all except that next year they're bringing out a roadster nice yeah I am very interested
1:05:02
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