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We listened to you · Talking Shed

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  Yo, welcome back to the Talking Shit podcast.
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  again, cheaper than your man's true shoes, and.
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  Tomorrow it's the bro much host from the coast.
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  He's sharper than you outside Champagne puppy jeans.
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  Yo, welcome back to the talk share podcast.
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  You're here with you saw how much you're bringing you the
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  latest in sports, pop culture and lots of big questions on
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  today's episode. Bro, what are we going to be?
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  Talking about we got the AI jam bro that's blowing us up on tip
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  top our most famous the post I've ever made in our lives.
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  So we've got another AI jam for you guys.
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  Well, we're. Listening to our followers on
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  this one man, and we're going to be hitting the track that you
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  guys have recommended. We're also going to be talking,
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  I reckon there's a bit of a hot debate, but how employers make
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  you feel guilty for for you taking sick leave.
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  Yeah, and then last one, we're going to talk about the types of
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  people that piss you off. That's right.
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  But but first, bro. So we've had a few of these AI
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  joints being sent in to us from the listeners.
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  There's people absolutely spamming us on on TikTok and one
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  of the most, I guess most requested ones was this one
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  here. So we'll get to see what you
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  think about this one here. Perfect.
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  The picture on it is crazy. Long as Nick, sex is fire.
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  When my nights became so complicated I can't recall my
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  mornings ever being. That sounds so real bro.
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  This is karma definition. Oh bro.
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  Gee, this is actually crazy. This stays on my mind.
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  This stays on my mind. I'm trying to put a muzzle on my
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  crazy feelings. I can see how they're trying to
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  make it sound like. Christine, I'm cool and then the
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  next. Oh, but it's tough tripping.
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  No, with somebody new. I swear she don't deserve this.
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  Fire the sex as well on my mind. She's still on my mind.
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  I'm honestly. Do we build it up?
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  Build it up. I'm honestly like I'm going to
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  get into the rabbit hole with these.
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  Wow, that's so good bro, that is so good.
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  Just to watch you run away. Please tell me who who's getting
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  on my love? That's so tough bro, getting on.
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  My. Love tell me who?
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  Oh how do they do that bro? Do you think someone's actually
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  singing it and then just auto tuning making it sound like it?
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  I actually need to know the the software these people are used
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  today. I almost don't believe this
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  isn't someone singing it. That's insane bro I can almost
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  show my like grandmother she would like what an attitude like
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  but. If we showed our parents, we'd
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  be like, right, this new track that Chris Brown.
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  Bought out. They'll believe it.
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  But like I just love how like it must they need to be actually
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  creative and have an ear for music.
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  The people that are making this because like you can't just bro.
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  Like if you gave me the software but I wouldn't know how to make
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  the. Yeah, yeah.
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  With the saxophonist though, it can't be like Chechi, BT bro,
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  whatever software they're using, it'd be like, yeah, just make
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  him sound like this in in the 1970 nines.
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  It can't be like that. It can't.
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  It can't. Just be like one sentence
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  statement and you just get this. It has to be like literally like
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  first verse. Make it like saxophone or
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  Barbara. How do you make?
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  Are they typing it or? Or or while they watch this and
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  be like, you know, but that's what we're doing.
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  That's what we're doing. Like it can't, there needs to be
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  some like individual breakdown of each part because like each
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  part is different and like, and then the voice and stuff like,
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  you know how he it isn't like a copy and paste of Chris Brown's
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  voice and just changed it to a 1970.
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  It's a complete different. Yeah, like.
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  Do we build it up? Build it.
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  Up and it's so far how they. Picture it.
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  Looks a little yachty mixed with Chris Brown.
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  Oh boy, that's another thing 100%.
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  But that is so tough, bro. And then this was different as
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  well. Like so he's gone dude.
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  Like a cool saxophone thing. It's just a little 5 year old, a
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  little 5 year old like on his like iPad, like my make a little
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  saxophone noise. Oh man, that's so this is crazy.
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  I'm not like that more than the 50 Cent one to be.
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  Oh no, that's debatable. Now what are?
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  We trying to do like 50 C one more.
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  Yeah, I like 50C, I did. That's a fishy one.
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  That's. Me bro, but I, I love this bro.
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  Bro that's a little bit of love there man.
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  Yeah, bro, and. The way they're finishing it off
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  this man. I'll tell you what, man, if
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  you're trying to get something from your partner, yeah, Chuck
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  this on in the background. You might get lucky.
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  That's my build up the momentum right here.
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  I'm just saying I'm just. Going through a dry spell?
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  Well, we've we got something for you, buddy.
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  Oh boy, 5 year olds made you a six song.
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  Oh. That is.
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  Crazy. Oh man.
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  Hey man, shout out to our listeners for sending that one.
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  And man, that's a very that was fun.
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  That was actually tough. That was, that was good.
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  I actually really enjoyed that one mate.
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  Do one more. We'll do a cook one.
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  Yeah. OK.
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  Another one. I'll listen to Sinton.
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  We've got another one here. It's a famous song.
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  We all know that. We all know the song.
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  Mario, let me love you. So let me see what you think
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  about this. One on this as well, but there's
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  too many of these. Though not that crazy picture
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  Lucky. More handsome than Mario, though
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  none of my favour. Oh boy.
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  Yeah. Oh.
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  Yeah, baby, I just don't need it.
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  Do you enjoy being hurt? I know.
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  You smell the perfume, the makeup on his shirt.
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  You don't believe in stories. You know that there are lies.
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  I don't know if this is a change from the OG.
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  Like as in this. Year.
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  This is unreal. This is give me 50 a run.
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  This is give me 50 a run. I'm telling you right now.
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  Do you know, do you have like an artist do you think of when you
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  hear it? John Legend.
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  I hear John Legend. Yes, bro.
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  Beautiful. Yeah, bro.
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  I I hear that as well. That's what I'm getting at.
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  You. You're too beauty.
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  Oh man. That sounds so real world.
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  It's actually. Disgusting me, how dare they do
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  this. Right.
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  How do they do that? We might have a new career.
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  I'm telling you bro this is a 10 year old in there you can make
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  your basement to making. This.
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  Oh bro, that is too tough. That this is giving 50 a run for
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  its money. I'm telling you, I actually
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  really that's on there. That's definitely on there.
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  That's on there. Damn bro, Allisons are really
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  actually sending in some fire music right now.
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  Fire music that isn't even from the actual artist.
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  It's. I know bro, that is crazy.
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  Bro, it's taking over the game. Bro 50 is onto it.
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  When we said this last week in our podcast that he is basically
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  going to venture into this whole space and pretty much make money
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  off it. Bro, he is smart.
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  He's he's adapting with the times, you know, and every other
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  artist probably needs to do this because if it's if that's
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  coming, someone commented on our Last Post, bro, and they're
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  basically saying that this has all happened in pretty much the
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  last two weeks. I know that it's already been a
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  thing of the past, but in the last two weeks all these jazz
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  have been coming out. I'm like bro if this has
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  happened in the last two weeks. Bro, and think about how long AI
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  has actually been around for. It's about what, a year or two
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  years? A.
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  Year a bit more than that. How long AI has?
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  Been. How long are we using Jet GP?
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  2 for that's like 3. Years.
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  Oh true fuck. OK so that's like 3 years bro.
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  And we're already getting songs that literally just sound like a
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  new song bro. That's three years bro.
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  Imagine 20 years. It's just it's literally going
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  to be the best music you can ever think of, and it's going to
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  be no human. Such, you know, in the past
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  where when people were like, oh, Nah, this is, you know, people
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  were going to lose their jobs. And people were saying this
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  like, you know, 3-4 years ago with the way the future's going
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  to be going, you know, they're saying that robots were going to
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  come in and take our job. But I can, I can honestly see it
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  now. Yeah.
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  I'm scared like. But and you just think, OK, is
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  this? But this, what I think of it is
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  like natural selection. I always go back to my head
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  about this and say, like, OK, so now, now we got more people.
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  We got more people that can just make things on computers and we
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  need less good singers. So, you know, they're like a
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  really good singer isn't as attractive to people now.
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  And so those jeans aren't going to get passed down.
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  So bro, in 200 years, is it just going to be a bunch of like
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  untalented humans? We're like, because bro, kids
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  are put on just on their iPads playing PlayStation more than
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  probably playing sports and that kind of thing.
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  And so, bro, is it getting less like sexy to be talented?
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  And so therefore, as all our generations that are gonna be
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  behind us, are we still gonna be like, bro, what's that movie
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  with the, you know, and all the humans are like driving and they
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  all got sent to outer space and they all like basically AI like.
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  Ohh, Wally. Wally, bro.
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  Yeah, Wally. That's what I think of.
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  Movie too. We're gonna be like Wally J.
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  And then we're gonna not know anything about Earth.
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  And then we come down to Earth and yeah, yeah, they're all
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  like, addicted to software, like computer.
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  Yeah, yeah. They're all fat people.
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  They're just like get driven around on these little like
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  hovering. That's it.
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  Yeah, they basically are showing there.
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  Disgusting. If we depend on technology this
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  much, this is potentially what? Could happen, but you can see
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  that going down that track, I can't.
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  Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, I can't.
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  Which is which is completely crazy.
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  Yeah, yeah. And we don't want that.
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  No. Anyway, on a positive note, On a
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  positive note or not? Well.
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  Switching subjects, but we'll go to our updates.
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  My update will more more really a hot take and that's well it's
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  this one here. This is recently kind of
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  happened in my working career and that's employers making you
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  feel guilty for taking sick leave.
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  Do you get that sense sometimes very like when you're like, Nah,
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  don't feel like going into work. However, you do have the LS you
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  know, of sick leave. There's a reason why you got
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  sick leave is because you can use it at your own expense,
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  right? And I remember I had a job,
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  right? And I probably had, I want to
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  say over three weeks of sick leave left to use up.
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  So I was actually leaving this job as well.
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  And I like I, I said, you know, I've got to use all the sick
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  leave because I've earned that sick leave.
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  So I'm going to use it the way I want to use it.
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  You know, at the end of the day, I'm getting replaced.
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  Yeah. So I just booked myself a flight
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  to Fiji. Para said stop this, bro.
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  I'm out of here. I'm going to go for a five day
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  trip to Fiji bro. OK, OK, I I actually do have an
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  opinion on this and it's a little bit on the other side of
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  the fence of you, but I think you need to think of sick leave
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  not as like accruing like you accrue annual leave.
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  Like I reckon, I honestly reckon that sick leave should be
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  unlimited. But how, how are you going to
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  tell me I'm only allowed to be sick for 10 days?
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  Oh, that's true. But I had a terrible year.
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  I'm stressed out. The kids got me sick teen.
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  They're like bro. And some days I might be sick
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  like one day. But so really it's just like, I
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  trust, like you can't limit how much times I can get sick.
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  That's a good point and that's why I booked my flight to.
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  No, see. And then that's why people
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  because I saw mine as well when I left my old job and it was
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  like 100 hours. I was like, that's crazy.
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  But really it's not. It's not days they owe you.
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  It's just, it's just emergency day.
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  Do you know what I mean? No, they owe me.
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  But The thing is, people use it as annually.
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  So so you actually look at your sick leave as annual leave,
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  right? Like sometimes, but I'll, I'll,
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  I'll be, I'll be sick as and I'll think, Nah, I can't take a
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  sick day. I need to save it for when I
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  need to do something. Yeah, I no, that's how that's
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  how I operate. And bro, this is the other
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  thing. I I never take sick leave too.
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  Yeah, but I was just like at this point, bro, this job is
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  like one of the best jobs I've I've had.
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  However, I'm leaving and I have all these hours, bro.
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  You owe me that. It just gets flicked out the
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  door. Yeah.
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  It does. It does.
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  And never mind about, in my personal opinion on this, I
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  don't care about burning bridges if that's what you're gonna get
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  frustrated over, because then you're basically looking at one
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  aspect of what I've done in that job.
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  And I know I'm a hard worker. And so if you're looking at that
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  one aspect of a job and not looking at everything else, and
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  especially the years that I've been there, I'm just kind of
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  like, well, that's that's a theme problem.
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  Yeah, that's that's that's where I'm getting that with us anyway.
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  Well. OK, well, what if you're
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  breaking up with a girl and then as as you leave, she she takes
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  all the clothes she's ever bought you?
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  Were you angry because that she she's owed it no sex?
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  No, I don't know. I'm trying to think of a weird
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  example, but I reckon that's a bad.
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  Example, which I knew we were getting there with that, but I
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  just yeah, I mean, at the end of the day, I mean I was enjoying,
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  you know, myself over in a different country anyway, so.
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  You won. You won Also on the sick bar on
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  the sick days is like 100%, bro. They make you feel bad for take.
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  Oh, I reckon they make you feel bad for taking a sick day.
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  It's like, bro, you get sick and you're thinking like, I can't
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  call on the sick because you're going to think I'm soft.
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  Like, but I need to I need to work into that's a like it's a
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  unwritten rule kind of thing. It is like don't take sick
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  leaves or, or you're putting pressure on the team.
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  Yeah, they're letting the team down.
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  I'm I'm. Kind of on board with you when
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  you say that it should be a more of a trust thing.
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  Yeah. And be like, you know, because
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  at the end of the day, like I've worked with colleagues as well,
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  who they're taking sick leave not for themselves, but for
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  others and their families, like their kids, for example.
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  Yeah. And they're having to use up
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  their sick leave. So it should really.
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  I, I, I, I'm kind of on board with you on this one.
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  Yeah. I do think that, yeah.
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  But then that's grey here as well, because how many people
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  can you take sick leave for? Yeah, that's true until you stop
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  penalizing them. Yeah, yeah, docking their pain.
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  My friend's sick and we just went to Sunny Coast for golf,
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  but it's just mental health. Actually, that's, that's a way
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  of getting around it. Mental health.
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  That's what I did. I took a mental health week.
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  Yeah, 100. Percent Yeah.
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  You want to make mental health a big thing and watch this.
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  Yeah, it's rounded out this week.
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  We got a segment on people that piss you off and this one stem
• 18:10
  from an experience I recently had.
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  I guess I'll kick us off anyway. Well, it's an experience that I
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  had at our local cafe. Shout out Goji and I was there
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  with my partner and you know, before work and rocking.
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  We get our coffee orders. The people know us there.
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  They know we will make our order.
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  We go to our seat that we normally sit in as well, which
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  is, yeah, crazy that we even have a spot.
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  You ever go to a spot when you go to a cafe?
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  Yeah. Hundreds.
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  You get it. Oh, you always.
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  Have the same chair. Same chair, Yeah.
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  Yeah, so we kind of like that too.
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  Anyway, we got to sit down and this, this elderly lady walks
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  in, bro orders her coffee, sits into the table next to us even
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  though there's like 5 other empty tables she could have gone
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  to away from us. Which is all good, no complaints
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  there. But then bro, she pulls out her
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  phone and just starts watching videos.
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  Bro on full blast day and I was like, bro, this is literally our
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  moment in the morning. We we're just like trying to
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  chat have a good time, you know right Brian this check next to
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  us or this elderly lady next to us bro is just like honestly
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  the. How old?
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  She was like in her 60s, oh, I want to say 60s, but maybe she,
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  maybe she was in her 50s. She was like 40s, fifties, and
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  you and people walk out to be like, shut up, Yeah.
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  I'll be more inclined and comfortable to do that.
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  Yeah, if that was the case. But in this case, bro, she this
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  lady, you know, when there's like no one has a sense of
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  regard for others. Yeah, bro, I hate that.
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  I hate that bro, I don't. Social awareness.
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  Social. Awareness.
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  Yeah, bro. Social awareness.
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  Yeah. Like she quite clearly not.
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  Like she was literally where? Well, maybe that chair over
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  there is which? Sounded like a 2m.
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  Or two, yeah. And just no sense of awareness
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  for for us or for the other patrons in the in the cafe.
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  And I'm just like patrons. No patrons.
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  That sounds right, Boba. Is that in your vocabulary?
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  I just said it all. Right.
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  Anyway, sorry it's. Patrons.
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  I don't know. Patriots.
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  Let's just say patriots. It sounds right to me.
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  So it sounded good. OK.
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  Kiko. Kiko.
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  Sorry. No.
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  No, no. So.
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  I'll just like, come on bro, what the Hell's?
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  Going on here they I'm just like full blasting and I was.
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  What was the kind of music well like?
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  She, she was watching some type of memes or something bro Old
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  granny's watch Facebook memes bro or shorts bro Oh.
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  No, she was on Facebook as. Well, I can't be talking crap
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  bro. I'm doing that too.
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  I'm not. Even scrolling she's full boomer
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  though on. I don't this might be a bit
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  mean. Do you know what gives me the
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  echoey old people on their phone?
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  What? It gives me the AK.
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  Does it really? I'm like bro actual age you.
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  You didn't grow up with phones. Bro that's going to be us of AI.
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  Bro. Is that going to look at us?
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  Like actually give you the age. Like if I see a 50 or 60 year
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  old person on their phone hot out, Yeah, it just like I'm like
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  thinking what are you doing bro? You don't know phones.
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  Give it up. I don't know why bro.
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  Like I I and if I see them like scrolling and stuff I'm like Boo
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  they doom scrolling like me. I was like Boo.
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  You know what? They're doing.
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  Yeah, I was like, Boo. It's awesomeness.
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  It sounds like do they know what a phone is?
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  Yeah, literally, that's what I feel like in my head.
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  I feel like they shouldn't be doing that.
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  That's. You know, it's a crazy ick.
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  Yeah, it's a crazy ick, bro. Yeah.
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  No that's, that's crazy bro. I hate people that that don't
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  understand how what they're doing is affecting the people
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  around them. But even like when you're out
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  and someone talking real loud like when we were travelling in
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  Europe, but the one type of people always way too loud.
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  Americans bro, they are. But we're at a cafe bar and you
• 21:44
  always hear American bar going off like just talking to her
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  family like but I wish I could do American that good.
• 21:52
  How Americans did they actually? Hey, man, you play American
• 21:56
  football? Yeah.
• 21:56
  Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Foosball.
• 21:59
  Yeah, Foos. I guess.
• 22:01
  Damn foosball. Waterboy, I'm not always way too
• 22:05
  loud. I'm thinking, Bird, do you
• 22:07
  understand people, other people here?
• 22:09
  And why is it always Americans I.
• 22:11
  Was I was in Japan in December with my partner, right?
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  And yeah, same exact thing with this American family.
• 22:18
  Had no sense of direction of where they were going.
• 22:21
  I mean, maybe they need to learn how to use a phone.
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  Yeah, I know, but. Bro use a map bro.
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  That's what you grew up on. Use your maps like an actual
• 22:28
  map. Yeah, yeah.
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  Open up your voicemail. Oh, very.
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  Yeah, they are, right. They're pretty.
• 22:34
  Now I'm gonna say it. A lot of Americans, bro, they're
• 22:37
  pretty rude, obnoxious, obnoxious.
• 22:42
  I'll come back that it come out. Bro, you got Patreon this That's
• 22:45
  sweet. The the, the thing that pisses
• 22:51
  me off, It's kind of similar a little bit because it's just
• 22:54
  about people being in your space.
• 22:55
  And we've kind of spoken about before when you're in the Jimbo
• 22:57
  people, someone that stands in front of you when you're looking
• 22:59
  yourself in the mirror. I'm like, sorry to be sound
• 23:03
  vain, but yeah, I'm looking at myself in the mirror while I
• 23:05
  work out. And sometimes I need it to, you
• 23:07
  know, focus on my contractions and my extensions and stuff.
• 23:11
  And I just want to look at myself.
• 23:12
  I can't even. Just say 4.
• 23:13
  Just say 4. Why?
• 23:15
  Why do you not understand that? I'm trying to look at myself in
• 23:19
  the mirror and you stand right in front of me?
• 23:21
  Yeah like that is insane in my opinion bar.
• 23:25
  We were talking about this the other day and because Macho and
• 23:27
  I go to the gym sometimes together and, and all we've
• 23:30
  been, we know the gym well enough.
• 23:32
  Well, we know the people there. Yeah.
• 23:33
  And there's a particular person at this gym mate that we go to
• 23:36
  and. Oh, that thinks he's big as
• 23:37
  well, and he can tell. He thinks he's big and he thinks
• 23:39
  he's tough. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
• 23:41
  yeah, I do know. Hopefully he doesn't listen.
• 23:43
  To the potty. I hope he listens to it.
• 23:46
  So you freaking learn what not to do.
• 23:48
  Yeah, right. And so The thing is, he's never
• 23:50
  done this in front of myself. And I don't know about you, bro,
• 23:52
  but I've seen him where people who are already using the bench
• 23:56
  and all that, you know, when they're doing their dumbbells,
• 23:58
  benches or whatever, or shoulder presses or something, people are
• 24:03
  doing their workout already. And he will literally go stand
• 24:05
  in front of them in front of the mirror.
• 24:07
  And I'm not even joking. Like he doesn't.
• 24:09
  Like, you could honestly smell him.
• 24:10
  That's how close he is. Yeah, no, that's bad awareness.
• 24:13
  And he is standing in front of you trying to do all those rips
• 24:15
  and stuff like that. Bro hogging the mirror while
• 24:17
  this person is doing, you know, their exercise and trying to
• 24:20
  focus on form, as you said before.
• 24:22
  And he just has no sense of that.
• 24:24
  Or maybe he does, bro and he just thinks he's the man, bro.
• 24:26
  And he does do that, bro, you know, until someone just slaps
• 24:29
  him around the ears, bro and says, hey, get out of here.
• 24:31
  You know what I mean? Like that's honestly what it's
• 24:33
  going to get to and honestly. I was thinking like, calf kick,
• 24:36
  Izzy, Izzy out of Sonia Bang, calf kick.
• 24:39
  Yeah, crumbles with the dumbbells under.
• 24:42
  Yeah, ha ha crumbled and he's down here.
• 24:46
  Don't even stand in front of me again, mate.
• 24:47
  You don't see us looking at myself, right?
• 24:51
  Yeah, I mean, hey, look, we'll be praying for you, bro.
• 24:54
  We'll be praying for that kid. Hopefully he doesn't even
• 24:56
  listen. But don't be that guy.
• 24:57
  That's what we're saying. That's what we're trying to say.
• 24:59
  Here have some. Have some social, social like
• 25:02
  awareness of your surroundings. Don't don't be like being too
• 25:04
  loud and like scrolling on your phone if you're over 50 and all
• 25:09
  that, because you're probably too loud if you're doing that.
• 25:17
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