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Live Podcast: SpaceX docks with Space Station, Tesla Updates, Stocks + More! · Elon Musk Podcast

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Hello everybody. Welcome back.
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We're doing a little little SpaceX thing mostly SpaceX
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today. Mostly SpaceX.
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Greetings from Billings Montana. Deborah, good evening.
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Good evening. It's 4:22 p.m.
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Eastern here on the east coast of the United States in
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beautiful amazing, amazing Burlington Vermont.
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So love this little city. Have to say, But all over this
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country. And there is a few places that I
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would consider Home in Burlington Vermont is one of
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them. So Jaden.
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Hey, how's it going? Um, So SpaceX.
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The dragon, his docked with the space station.
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Awesome is just, it's stuff. It's not people, it's just stuff
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and that happened today. Hello from Holland theorists.
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How you doing virus bad with names?
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We have two names. Hope everyone is doing well.
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There's a yeah there's a few things going on today.
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Now looks like SpaceX passed their test which tests you
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talking about a boot. I'm pretty close to Canada.
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So, I'm allowed to say that by the way.
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I'm like, you know 60 miles from Canada.
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In Vermont is kind of like Little Canada.
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So I'm allowed to see a boot. Yeah, these these things.
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These podcasts are really fun. Let me bring up the SpaceX.
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The Twitter, they do a really good job of just kind of doing
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the important stuff on their Twitter page in a little
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Snippets. It is really nice.
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What's pretty cool also is that NASA has a really good live feed
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and if you've never just kind of like put it on the background
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and hung out and just watch the stuff that they post like they
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have for some pretty cool programming.
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Some pretty cool programming, and it's pretty interesting to
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see, you know, what they think is important to show the public,
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which is, it's pretty cool if you think about it, like that,
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like, hey, what's the cool stuff that they think is cool?
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And then the other stuff that we think is cool, you know?
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So you kind of have to play off that.
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But I think everything NASA does is pretty cool.
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Let me that's just me. I'm sure those bureaucracy,
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those red tape, it takes forever to get anything done etcetera,
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but that's is amazing, and they've done amazing things.
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So, putting NASA TV on in the background is awesome.
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Also Cosmos, the Neil deGrasse Tyson show.
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Let's see here. What is it's coming tonight?
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I think it on Nat Geo 8:00 at night.
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Let me make sure that's right. Let me season 3 trailer.
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Possible worlds. Possible worlds.
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That's my Jeff Goldblum /. Neil deGrasse, Tyson
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impersonation. Wait a second. the can I watch
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this on Disney plus, your favorite actually goes to use a
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film streaming anytime on Disney plus, um, Yeah, so following the
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wildly successful Spacetime. Odyssey, Neil deGrasse, Tyson
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Returns His host translate more Revelations of science into a
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larva strands lavish transporting experience.
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Think audience at a series of spiritual Voyages of
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exploration. Cool, cool, cool.
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Canada Day, ever been to Canada. While Deborah, I got to get back
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there sometime. It's beautiful.
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I love Canada. Everything about it.
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I love everything about it. The show reveals previously
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Uncharted Realms including lost worlds worlds yet to come in the
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world's that humans be one day and have it.
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Let's see, let's see. Yeah, and Seth is back and an is
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back. So the whole crew is back.
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So yeah, this is the trailer, which I probably won't be able
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to play. Yeah.
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Probably don't want to play this because Let's go over there so
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you guys can actually see what I'm talking about.
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There we go. That's really small.
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We get this to like a decent size for you guys.
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Well, there we go. There it is.
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That's the beginning of the trailer.
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Won't be able to play the sound but we can have the visuals in
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the background probably. But yeah, the original Cosmos.
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Carl Sagan is amazing. We all know that.
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It's absolutely stunning and beautiful and breathtaking.
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The Neil deGrasse Tyson Tyson version is pretty amazing as
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well. The last season was really great
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and I used to actually watch it too, like to go to bed.
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You know, his voice is soothing but also there's cool stuff
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going on. So you learn something it's like
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osmosis sizing, you know, as you're going to bed, you listen
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to something cool. I do that with Nova as well.
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The PBS Nova show, I put that on the background and I think maybe
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somewhere in my head as I'm sleeping, I'll learn something
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from the show, but Cosmos is definitely.
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One of those things where you're like, yo, this is this legit.
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Like I'm going to learn something and then you pass out
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and fall asleep. Sorry that's just what happens?
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17.1 17.1 case of yeah. I know what did that happen?
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There was literally like Overnight.
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I don't even understand it. I don't understand it.
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It is kind of crazy and it happened within a few days and
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there was like this hat on hat off thing.
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But I can't keep control of it. There's too many people subbing
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to my channel now, so I can't do it.
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You know, I can't do the Hat on head off thing because I can't
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really keep track of it. I'm like, wait, where am I, what
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am I doing? So I'm just kind of chilling.
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Soothing voices. Yeah TJ.
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Yeah, exactly, yeah, soothing voices, you got Information.
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That's awesome. You know you get things that
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will maybe make you think for a second right before you fall
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asleep and then maybe that'll transform into like some sort of
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crazy dream. That'll be amazing when you wake
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up and you're like holy cow I just figure something out.
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I just figured everything out. So yeah that that's one of the
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things where you're like Crazy, crazy, crazy crazy.
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I also want to show you guys the School site that I saw a couple
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days ago rocket launched out live.
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They have a cool calendar of All the rocket launches coming up.
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It's a good way for me to figure out what I want to stream.
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You know, and they have a huge huge list of stuff.
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I'm actually working on a project similar to this and I'll
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let you guys know what it is when it happens.
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So you know, it's gonna be a little bit different, it'll be
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different this, it'll still be a calendar and you know, you'll
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still be able to go there and watch streams and things like
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that. But it'll be, I'm trying to get
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a more community-based than just a list.
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So if if I can actually, you know, pull that off in the next
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couple weeks, that's the plan as To get us started with a list of
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launches coming up and run Downs.
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You know, like brief descriptions with things.
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I've seen a couple list but I wasn't 100% satisfied with what
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I was seeing and I know this is going to be a little bit more
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work than just the YouTube channel but that's okay, it's
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part of the gig, right? So yeah, that's it's going to be
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part of the whole like space news pod.
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Umbrella I guess I also speak new spot.com which I don't
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really update which I probably should but I'm not a writer
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that's the thing. Like I'm not a writer and I'm
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okay with that. I don't need to be a writer and
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I don't want to pretend to be a writer because I don't have any
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real experience on that. I did have an old website And it
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was you know I kept it around for a little while space
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industry news.com and it was pretty popular for a while on
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Reddit. Millions of hits and then I just
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kind of like I had real-life stuff take over like I got a
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real job. And that took over and I spent
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more time doing the real job than that.
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So I had to abandon that years and years ago and that's what
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kind of like my first toe. Dip into this whole Space dele.
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So I guess I've been doing this kind of stuff for like Ever for
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a long time, but I haven't had a YouTube channel until just
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recently. So as you can see, Falcon 9's
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coming up starlink 6 March 14th. We will be streaming that live
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on this channel, so make sure to subscribe and get notifications.
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So he has to roscosmos March 15th the day.
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After, if I can, I will it's 227 p.m. the Falcon 9 launch is 9:35
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a.m. March 14th.
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And this was 227 p.m. March 16th, not sure the gslv to
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G. The G is at 1, we try to do that
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one earlier, but they scrubbed it.
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So they're postponing it till now March 16th because it was
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going to happen on March 6. So Atlas 5 launch, Ula launch
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from the cape. 3:22 p.m. March 19th.
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Be streaming that one to the soyuz.
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These ones are always tricky, the soyuz once, because you
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really don't know. Sometimes, you know, where
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they're going to stream, sometimes, you know what's going
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to happen, but sometimes they're just like, we're just not going
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to stream this one, so I can't really make plans for the soyuz.
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Launch has electron Rockets. They always always have cool
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stuff. So that might be one Falcon 9,
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SpaceX, CEO, com1, be long, march.
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Trying to ones either kind of iffy to so we'll see.
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We'll see what happens with these ones and then Astra we got
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to see 3.0 flight, March 20, 20, Possibly, so we'll see what
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happens. And I'll let you guys know about
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the calendar thing. O SN 2 passes pressure test.
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Yes it didn't pop the lid. I didn't see that.
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So that's awesome. Thanks for that Insight now.
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Let's, um, In a, let's kind of move on to the next thing.
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Get some morning after I launch. The midnight launch is sometimes
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hard for me too. Yeah, the the late-night
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launches tjr. They're cool.
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But the last launch that I did which started at 11:30 ish.
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I stayed up till like 2:00 in the morning and I've been dead
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ever since I'm just been kind of like why did I do that to
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myself? so, we have kind of move on to
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the Dragon capsule capture at the space station.
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NASA has a really great one hour video. so we're going to take a
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quick look-see at this, but I'll scrub forward and back because
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the fact that these things take a really long time, like a very,
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very long time. I might even move myself out of
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here in a second, but they do get some stunning stunning.
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Beautiful views of the earth, like how can you go wrong with
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just that if they didn't capture?
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That capsule. I'd still be fine if I were NASA
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and SpaceX of just getting this shot, like, how cool is that?
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I can't really see through like kind of part of me, but just
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seeing a satellite, you know, Sarah seeing this as a little
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satellite. Okay, so they go through
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everything and then it's about an hour long you know these
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things take a long time. you know, and then you can scrub
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through the whole thing. And it takes.
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A lot of precision, a lot of really smart people doing really
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smart things to get this thing a lined up properly.
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And that eventually eventually the grab it with that arm.
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You like in the way you like it. We go.
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Come on. So I'm just skipping through
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here so you guys can see the. There we go.
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You're probably let me pause this so I can get a better.
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Full screen for you here. There we go.
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So you can get a better look at it.
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Look at that. Crazy, is that?
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Yeah. And this part of it only takes
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like two minutes but the rest of it, like getting it lined up and
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getting ready to roll, you know, well, not roll.
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But ready to attach. Look at that.
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Perfect. T', every time.
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And getting it, you know, ready to be grabbed, I guess the
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SpaceX capsule to be grabbed and that's pretty cool.
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But yeah, that's that's insane. Yeah, that's absolutely insane.
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And maybe I'm just a dude, you know, like, I've never been to
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space. I don't really want to go to, I
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mean, I do want to go to space, but I mean, I've never had any
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idea of like, I'm going to be an astronaut not recently when I
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was a kid, I did when I was a kid.
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I was like, yeah, I'm gonna be an astronaut when I grow up.
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But now I'm like, man, I will never get there.
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But watching these kind of things, it just Stokes me out.
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It makes me super excited about the things that will be
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happening in the next, you know, 15 years of space exploration.
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How many thousands of miles per hour?
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Yeah exactly Deborah. How many Thousand Miles let's
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let's get a direct how fast is the space station going. 4.76
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miles per second. that's about 17,000 miles per hour, if So
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yeah and they get all yeah, they do all this stuff going 17, you
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know, sixteen or seventeen thousand miles per hour.
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But it's relative you know 17,000 miles an hour in space
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isn't actually 17,000 miles per hour.
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Here because they don't have anything to run into, basically,
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basically the like, okay, you can go 17,000 miles an hour but
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it's kind of like you're stationary.
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You just have to catch up to that thing.
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That's going that's here. And if your SpaceX is capsule,
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you have to catch up to that thing.
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You still have to go 17,000 miles an hour, but you're not
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going to run into somebody else up there.
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So if you're going, you know, 80 or 90 miles an hour down here is
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pretty fast. Gravity Etc, but when you're up
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there, I'm sure it's a little bit different because you just
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have space in between you and the space station.
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How can anything going 70,000-plus?
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Was probably take so long, I don't know, but look, it is but
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their relative to each other now.
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So it's this, the SpaceX capsule is going 17,000 miles an hour.
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I caught up to it and then the space station is going 17,000
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miles an hour. And they're right next to each
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other and their grab it and like this, the space station is
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grabbing the capsule. Because they're relatively,
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they're going the same speed. Some people might think, like,
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how do you get going that fast? Well, you shoot yourself there
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with job, bunch of giant Rockets.
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That's one way to do it. You get to do an orbit and you
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push yourself up to the right orbit and then basically space
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station goes around and you catch it as it goes around like
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this patient. You know, you might be coming up
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this way. Space station is coming along
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this way and then when you get to a certain point, Catch the
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same orbit. You know, base that's super
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basic but you know, if that's what you can think about it and
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that's one way to think about it.
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But yeah, absolutely stunning, absolutely amazing.
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That this actually happens in our lifetime.
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It's a private capsule made by a private company doing cool stuff
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for NASA on a contract. So that is the latest on the
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SpaceX capsule being caught by the space station.
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And here's a quickie, here's here's the SpaceX version.
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The one minute for the 38 second version,
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Okay, so this guy down here and if you can see which one is, but
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there's a guy. Right.
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That guy right there. I think he's asleep.
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It's 5:00 in the morning. I think he's asleep.
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I haven't seen the movie yet. This roll back a little bit.
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Oh, you just woke up the very yet.
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He's like, what are we? Okay, it's on cool.
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We did a guys. There are dancing to slow you
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down. Exactly.
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Deborah. They guy got caught.
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Who are you, man? Who are you buddy?
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You right there. I'm calling you out Sleepy Man.
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Everyone else is like okay we're gonna do all of our work watch
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everybody else moving around you're all kind of like you know
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the kind of move it. At least.
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Their heads are up this guy? Well, there he goes.
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He moved. He moved to watch this.
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He moves. Okay.
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He moved. So that was my bad, you're not
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asleep, buddy. He's moving around.
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What would it be like to work for NASA for this long, you
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know, like what if this guy started in his 20s and he still
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there? Like that's a good job.
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That's a cool job to have, that's a career you know.
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That is a, that is a dude, you know, hopefully, he, hopefully,
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he's had that job as whole life because I would be awesome.
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I'm sorry for calling you out there champ champ, buddy friend,
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but yeah, you weren't sleeping. So, my bad, my bad.
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So yeah. So those are the the newest
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things that have happened with SpaceX and NASA Artemis.
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There is some, some grumblings about Artemis, of course, the
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there's, there's a little bit in this is just pure speculation,
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pure speculation on a few people's part, coronavirus needs
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a bunch of money. Where can I take it from NASA?
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Just got a big bump. Can they re?
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Remove that money from NASA and give it to people to help them
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out. That was one of the I've heard
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that it's not a real thing not yet.
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So don't take my word as gospel. It's to take it with a grain of
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salt. So that was one of the things
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that I heard but I don't think that's going to happen.
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So don't worry about it. I just want to put it out there.
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Inside Elon musk's plan. This is on arstechnica inside
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Elon musk's plan to build a start one Starship a week and
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settle Mars. I think we need probably on the
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order of 1,000 Starships. That's a lot of rockets but he
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wants to make like a Starship a week or once every two weeks you
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know just build them up. I guess I mean think about this
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think about building a car, right?
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Henry Ford had his production line.
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You know that was kind of the thing that changed Vehicles
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Motor Vehicles. Everyone can buy a car.
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If they can get that sort of same process going with
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Starship, if they can get the money to do it and that's
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another thing, like our economy, just tanked, right?
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So People have. You know, they don't want to
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spend money on these things right now like, well, I've got
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my millions of dollars but I don't want to spend 500 million
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and, you know, giving it to Elon for his offworld stuff.
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So that's kind of a thing that you got to worry about to SpaceX
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is a private company and people with private money.
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They want to hold on to it. So if they did I think they did
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another round 500 million. I believe something like that.
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I'll have to look into it first in a second, but I think they
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just did another round of funding for 500 million.
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So that makes it, what is it like to?
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I think he's I don't want to say anything about it because I
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don't have the right numbers in front of me right now, that's
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it, that Dad and I had it earlier, but I think I lost it
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and all my thousand tabs that I have open space x-rays, is there
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it is? It was a CNBC article.
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SpaceX, raising over 500 million dollars, double with Elon Musk
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comes company planned to bring in SpaceX authorized 500 point
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0, 6 million in new funding at a price of to 20 per share
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documents obtained by CNBC show. The new funding round value.
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SpaceX at a run 36 billion dollars up from thirty three
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point three billion. This round.
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They only wanted to do 250 thousand or Twenty fifty million
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and they made 500 million. So that's yeah.
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So people are you know, they're cool with investing.
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But in the future you never know because it's possible that you
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know, this Corona thing and if we don't keep track of it and
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take care of each other, then You know, people might not
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invest but as you can see, on the right side of this article
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as well, Dow sinks 2000 points in worst day.
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Since 2008, S&P 500 drops more than seven percent.
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You know, that's one of the things you got to worry about
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people, funding these awesome projects and they're like, well,
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all my stocks have tanked also right now is a perfect time to
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buy Tesla stocks. So, let's see what the Tesla
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stock price is and see. See how far as come down or if
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it's gone up. let's see, Tesla stocks Okay, Tesla is down.
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Thirteen point five, seven percent to $608 is down $95.
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So it might be a good time to get in just saying, I'm just
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speculating, I'm not at stock person.
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I don't I have one stock and I won't disclose that because then
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I don't want people to buy that stock.
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Because I'm not a I'm not a stock person.
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So let's take a look at this, too, because this is a, it kind
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of wraps in with everything. 600. 6.50 .32, okay?
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So see the high 654 is down a little bit, right?
28:17
And it might go down a little bit more and this is just today.
28:20
So Might be a good time. I don't know.
28:25
I don't know anything about stocks so don't take my word for
28:27
it. It might be cool.
28:30
But just think about it, if you're in the in the purchase
28:34
range of a Tesla stock. So you might be cool to be
28:39
something you're interested in. the show was not brought to you
28:43
by Dunkin Donuts, but I wish it were So let's see here.
28:51
Yeah, that's pretty interesting. But yeah, like I was saying
28:54
SpaceX raising money. Starship coming up starlink you
29:01
get in early right so you get an early on the starlink buzz, you
29:05
think, okay. So they're going to, they're
29:07
going to build off of this thing.
29:09
This starlink is going to be a thing that they're going to sell
29:12
off their going. To IPO starlink you get an
29:14
early, you put in your five hundred million dollars, right?
29:18
You know, whatever you put in your million, two million,
29:20
whatever. And then when the IPO starlink
29:24
is that part of your deal with SpaceX when you buy some stock?
29:27
Skin to get parts. Starlink, I don't know.
29:31
Right? So that's possible.
29:33
Why people are buying in now is because they're like, well,
29:36
starlink is gonna be huge billions and billions of
29:38
dollars. Never invest more than you can
29:41
afford to lose. That's why, you know what school
29:45
and I'm going to a little, a little note here is, what's it
29:52
called the cash app? I think I have the cash app
29:55
here. Think that's what what?
29:57
Which one it is. But you can buy parts of stocks
30:02
which is really weird. Yeah, you can buy parts of
30:05
stocks. Yeah, that's the one.
30:10
You can buy parts of stocks and it was so like you can buy a
30:14
dollar worth of stock of Tesla stock if you want for the cash
30:17
app or with the cash app. So yeah, if you're into it, go
30:24
for it and you can't by SpaceX suck because that's not publicly
30:28
traded that's all private but you can by Tesla stocks some
30:32
Stokes What else is going on here?
30:37
Yeah, I think that's all I really wanted to.
30:42
Go over today. I think this is all stuff.
30:47
We went over earlier is some at the ARs Technica thing, but musk
30:53
has not been spending so much of his time at South Texas, just to
30:56
build a Starship. He's trying to build a
30:58
production line, for Starships, right there.
31:01
Right there. That's what I was talking about.
31:02
Earlier, a production line for Starships.
31:05
So, like the Henry, Ford thing. How we made all those cars
31:08
really quick and relatively inexpensive.
31:12
Production is at least one thousand percent harder than
31:14
making. One of something he said at
31:17
least 1,000 percent harder. But, you know, Tesla, this is
31:21
where he's learning stuff from Tesla, right?
31:23
So the production facilities of Tesla, It's not the same.
31:28
I know those are cars. They're much smaller than a
31:31
Starship in there's a whole different thing but the things
31:35
you learned from doing those production, those production
31:39
runs and the facilities you're going to need.
31:43
So you know, put those towards SpaceX, put those towards
31:47
Starship make 1,000 Starships. That's what he said, right?
31:52
He needs a thousand Starships. Yeah, a thousand.
31:56
I think we need probably on the order of 1,000 Starships.
32:00
So, if you need a thousand of them and they're all pretty
32:04
expensive. I don't think there's been a
32:07
price attached to one Starship yet, but, you know, maybe maybe
32:15
now is the time that we kind of get in on this.
32:19
I don't know. I'm not how he do that.
32:20
I don't know how you buy into a SpaceX.
32:23
I think you probably have to have a couple million bucks
32:25
because probably like it to give, you know, like the dollar
32:28
stocks from From the cachet up you by Tesla stocks on the on
32:33
the cash app for a buck. So at least a piece of it.
32:36
So you know that's one of the things.
32:44
Never invest more than you can afford to lose.
32:46
A great Monday afternoon to you later.
32:49
Dude, who is that? Who is leaving.
32:51
I'm not leaving. Of one thousand points of light.
32:57
Oh, maybe Maybe a thousand points of light.
33:02
Thousand points of rockets, launching a Mars.
33:07
How cool would that be though if you have a thousand rockets and
33:10
I can have 1000 of the same time, right?
33:14
Because that would be kind of silly to a thousand Rockets
33:17
launching towards Mars. At the same time, thousand
33:19
Rockets would also have to land on Mars at the same time.
33:24
So that wouldn't make sense unless you're going to just do
33:27
it and get it over with you know but that just sounds like a
33:32
cluster at that point. So, you know, there's going to
33:36
be shifts, they're going to send supplies first, they're going to
33:38
send things, habitats food, etc for people to survive on Mars
33:46
and then eventually, they'll send people.
33:49
So they're not all going to go the same time, but Elon did say
33:52
he wants to make something sort of, like, Battlestar Galactica
33:56
for Starfleet, where, you know, hundreds of these ships are in
33:59
orbit and You just kind of go. Okay guys, let's go to Mars and
34:06
then everyone goes pew, pew pew. Maybe not like in Star Trek or
34:09
whatever but you know, you can't really Can't really transport
34:18
that fast. Is this going to be like a slow
34:20
burn? If one kind of cuts off, diverse
34:24
orbit puts towards Mars, so there was also been talks about
34:30
boosters, so I've heard of, I've heard a few different times
34:35
about a Starship. So like, okay, so the the big FG
34:43
right? The BFG, the big rocket, the big
34:45
Falcon rocket, the heavy super heavy.
34:51
They'd get a Starship into orbit fly around the earth a couple
34:55
times, cool, okay. And then you dock with a rocket,
34:59
right? So you have like a giant burst
35:01
rocket that will send you to Mars.
35:05
Those are a few things that have that have been that have come up
35:09
also transporting Rockets halfway to Mars.
35:14
So there's like a way station and you dock with that rocket
35:17
halfway there. So you can have more fuel or
35:20
like a refueling station, halfway there, something like
35:23
that. It's going to be crazy.
35:27
Crazy, crazy crazy. So you get halfway to Mars and
35:29
you're like, well, we can still Coast there but that would take
35:32
forever. Now, take 500 days are 300 days
35:36
or you know, whatever the trajectory is and that's too
35:40
long, even like 60 days is a long trip, right?
35:44
So 60 days is long trip, that's two months.
35:47
So why not just freaking launch to Mars as fast as you can?
35:51
Big fucking rocket? Really cares, net Park, in Mars,
35:57
orbit and have shuttle. Go to collect supplies as
35:59
needed. Yeah, that's true.
36:01
You could. Well, they just transport them
36:04
from the transporter room someday someday, you know, maybe
36:09
that's a thing. We did, we had a pretty big
36:11
discussion about this on the other podcast about if you're
36:15
transporting people in a start they are in a Star Trek type
36:20
transporter do they still? Are they still them when they
36:26
get there? There was one of the things that
36:27
we were talking about and the other podcast a long time to get
36:30
her a couple days ago and This last week, and the overall
36:36
consensus was that we don't know.
36:39
Kinda was like, do you get your soul?
36:41
Boom, we don't know. Is your soul attached to every
36:44
molecule in your body? If you do believe in Souls?
36:49
Are you a carbon copy? Are you like Commander Riker
36:52
from Star Trek? Does a copy of you stay here
36:55
because you know there's still the things here and then it just
36:58
makes a copy of you on the other side.
37:01
Are you still the same person? Do your synapses, still fire the
37:04
same way? Does something happen in between
37:06
that when you don't get transported properly can you try
37:10
it again? You know, can you can you is
37:12
there a back-up plan? You know, it's not, is it just
37:14
like a one shot thing? How long are you saved in
37:17
memory? Like is there a ram?
37:19
Version of a transporter for people that would make sense
37:22
because what happens if something goes wrong when you're
37:25
trying to transport to the next one, you know, in like that one.
37:28
But the one that you're going to blows up first, you get
37:32
attacked, you know, it's a Star Trek movie if you think about
37:34
it. Don't let a fly-in.
37:40
Thank you for the sub here. Appreciate that somebody else.
37:42
Somebody earlier and I didn't catch it.
37:47
It was on the screen, but it didn't catch it in chat.
37:49
So thank you to the other sub for that.
37:52
I don't know who you are, but you are awesome.
37:55
Maybe you'll lose one, brain cell per trip.
37:57
So the trip just gets more and more fun.
38:01
Well, you never know, that's a possibility.
38:06
Yeah, there's there's so many things you can think about with
38:08
those kind of Technologies, but, you know, we're not there yet,
38:12
we're not even close to there yet.
38:16
Maybe, you know, maybe eventually, you know, maybe
38:19
that'll be a thing. Of a Stargate.
38:23
Yeah, exactly. Maybe it's a Stargate thing
38:25
where you just walk through. It's a wormhole, he just walk
38:28
through and you're like, oh cool.
38:29
I'm on this other planet. Now, what if you put the
38:31
Stargate at the wrong trajectory or the wrong, the wrong data set
38:36
the end up on a son. What if that's ever happened in
38:38
that show? The real question is, does
38:43
anyone care unless there is a malfunction?
38:46
So nobody cares until How are you going to keep the station
38:52
between Mars and Earth? I'm not sure I'm not a rocket
38:54
scientist. I'm not that sort of, I'm not
38:57
that sciency. Is there a LaGrange Point
39:02
l'orange, wait. The unstable the garage points.
39:14
That's the first first thing that I got.
39:19
Alright, let's check this out. I'm not sure what I'd have to
39:27
look into that. A little bit more.
39:34
But yeah, that would make sense though.
39:36
You know, I think it would make sense.
39:42
Jody smacks nothing really new about starlink.
39:46
There is a launch coming up. Sterling six on March 14th,
39:49
which will be on this show would be on this channel.
39:52
So that's going to happen is at 9:35 a.m.
39:56
March 14th. Is that a weekday?
39:59
It is a Saturday 9:35 a.m. So I'll be here at 9:00 a.m.
40:03
because the launch is a 9:35. They usually get on here.
40:06
You know, SpaceX usually goes a little bit, you know, they go
40:09
live little bit early so I'll be out a little bit early to We are
40:21
starlink nothing crazy. I haven't heard anything about
40:27
the reflectiveness of starlink either, recently.
40:30
I think they're still doing tests on it, but I'll take a
40:32
look at that for the next show, which is going to be on
40:34
Wednesday. I do on Monday, Wednesday and
40:35
Friday and I'm going to be start doing them at 4:20 p.m. eastern
40:41
time on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
40:43
So there's that. I changed the change that I'm a
40:47
little bit. So it's more accommodating to
40:49
people than live elsewhere and it's just a funny Number dude,
40:57
dude, bro, so bioworks could just turn into walking through
41:02
Stargate to a wrong destination for population control or you
41:05
just shove a bunch of people in there into the sun.
41:11
So I think said, they'd have limited service with six or
41:13
seven launches it's coming up soon.
41:15
Yeah it's I think it was possibly seven very limited
41:22
though. Yeah.
41:26
Nothing. Nothing is as far as as far as
41:29
them going. Okay, we're going to do this,
41:30
we're going to test it out. Yeah, there's nothing else.
41:38
Yeah, nothing, nothing really, as far as the UFO sticks herself
41:45
or something, I like that the UFO sticks, the the transmitters
41:49
so yeah, nothing new transmitters are about this big,
41:52
if you're not familiar, you know, they're about, you know,
41:55
Elon Musk has said a few times that they're the size of a pizza
41:58
box. So, How about they look like
42:01
little spaceships? What's up Pitch him?
42:05
How you doing? Other than that, starlink Jonas.
42:11
The other thing that we were speculating earlier and it's
42:15
just speculation people bought in Five hundred million dollars
42:21
into SpaceX recently private, funding $220 per share.
42:27
I mean I could buy a share next paycheck.
42:32
I'll buy a share. All right, Ilan, how do I do
42:34
that? But we were thinking 500 million
42:40
dollars. They get in now they get it at
42:41
SpaceX now, right? so, One star like IPOs.
42:49
When starlink goes on has as its own thing.
42:52
Then they get a little piece of that.
42:55
Maybe some of their stock splits.
42:58
I don't know, I don't know how all that stuff is going to work.
43:00
So Yeah, we'll figure that out. As they comes said, mid 20/20
43:04
crossing fingers. I hope it's You know May May
43:11
June something like that you know.
43:13
Hope it's hope it's soon but I'm assuming it's probably going to
43:17
be more mid because they want to have a lot of satellites up
43:20
there. But seven would be nice.
43:24
Seven would be nice. They'll be.
43:28
When is the next one, start? Like seven.
43:33
Making sure that we have all of our Sterling 7, April, 20, 20,
43:38
yeah. So that's gonna be crazy where
43:45
the 35 watching and only 13 likes 36, 37.
43:49
I don't know. Sometimes people don't, you
43:51
know, sometimes people don't think of that, they just want to
43:53
watch. That's cool.
43:54
Do your thing, but thanks for end.
43:56
But who has liked the show? Yeah, TJ Tampa.
44:00
I hope I really hope. Starlink is probably going to be
44:06
Start like 8 May and then we have starlink crew demo to core
44:13
to 2020. That's gonna be sick.
44:17
It's gonna be so cool. Yeah.
44:23
So cool anyway. Yeah, that's going to be that's
44:26
going to be crazy. No more star links.
44:28
Falcon 9, SX m, a crew, one quarter, three 2020.
44:34
Yeah, so Starling is going to be happening this year.
44:37
Probably. No signs of stores.
44:47
No ads for starlink employees. Really.
44:49
Yeah. They might do a Tesla approach
44:51
to where they're like where everyone just kind of wants it.
44:55
You know, Tesla doesn't really need any ads.
44:57
I don't think they run ads. Do they?
44:58
They don't run ads. Yeah, they don't run out to
45:02
people just want to test them. I see them all over the city
45:05
here. So it's like, you know, this
45:10
cities, mainly like Volkswagen mainly suberu suberu Volkswagen
45:16
in. Then I've seen a bunch of
45:17
Tesla's. so yeah, it'll be it'll be a thing I think in the next
45:29
You know, I would say, three months Darlings going up.
45:33
Yes. Only to go and going crazy in
45:37
the next six months, for sure, for sure, six months.
45:40
But three months, I think they're getting everything ready
45:43
in behind the scene stuff. Of course.
45:45
They're working on stuff that we're not.
45:46
We don't even have any privilege to like.
45:48
We have no idea. What's going on behind the
45:51
scenes, like what they're building with those, little UFO,
45:54
things are like, you know, how heavy are they?
45:56
Can I just stick one in my yard like, how does Is it work?
45:59
Do I put in my house? But I put on my roof.
46:02
You know where the thing attached to is it ugly?
46:05
You know, we don't eat, we don't know.
46:07
So You know, they of course, they want to make it look cool
46:14
because, you know, it's in the Elon Musk company, they have to
46:17
make it look cool and futuristic and crazy because that'll make
46:20
people interested in it. A lot of hiring long hours to a
46:25
SpaceX. People, you have to be a hard
46:27
hard worker. If you want to work at SpaceX,
46:30
that's part of the thing. That's part of the gig, you work
46:33
as SpaceX, you work long hours, if you're not ready for that.
46:36
If you're not ready to kind of push away your life to like
46:39
Focus, Making everybody, you know, SpaceX is mission.
46:43
Of course, is to send people to Mars and make Humanity
46:46
multiplanetary. But if you're not ready to like,
46:50
push everything away on Earth and you know, Focus like 100% on
46:57
your job, then you're probably not the right fit.
47:03
Is to watch what he says and what he releases.
47:05
That's why I think he's so hesitant to go public with any
47:08
other company. I think so too.
47:10
I think so too. He's doing it right this time
47:13
because yeah, easily lured a lot learned a lot from Tesla and it
47:18
took him a while to get used to it because he's just, he's a
47:21
rich Playboy like no joke, you know, he's he's a rich boy.
47:26
So he came from a good family, you know, he had money as he was
47:31
growing up, he never has really struggled at Hard.
47:34
He made successful companies PayPal excetera, he's had money
47:38
his whole life. And, you know, of course, he's
47:45
going to not know the lessons, you know, of how to keep his
47:48
mouth shut. I wouldn't either if I were him,
47:52
you know, he's like, what are they gonna do to me?
47:54
I got all the money in the world.
47:56
Hey, Ben. How you doing?
47:58
I would do the same thing, probably.
48:01
It's probably go. You know, I'm just going to talk
48:03
about stuff and whatever but there's rules and he learned
48:06
those rules pretty quickly. So, let's see.
48:15
Let's see what my My cash app is doing here with my Tesla stock.
48:22
I bought one dollar and Tesla stock on the cash.
48:25
You have to see how it worked, right?
48:27
And I bought my $1 and his down, 12 percent down 12 cents, Oh no,
48:34
I've lost so much. I was at 83 cents now.
48:38
Okay so I lost 17 cents. Not cool man, not cool at all
48:43
lost so much money and Tesla. I was joking.
48:47
I only lost a couple cents, 17 cents, but right now Deborah he
48:52
does have vision and he does have Drive-In.
48:54
He's insanely, insanely creative and insanely driven.
48:59
So those are the things that are going to make success, you know,
49:06
it's kind of funny because I work for tech companies, my
49:08
whole life, you know, in and out of big tech companies, you know,
49:14
been a contractor for big tech companies as a coder and run my
49:20
own little companies and A lot of these places are like, we
49:25
work hard, we play hard. And what that means is that
49:29
you're going to work 14 hours a day.
49:32
And then the weekends you're going to get trashed and you're
49:35
going to forget about your crappy week.
49:37
Then the, you know, the week before you going to forget about
49:40
it by getting trashed and just partying all weekend.
49:43
And, you know, that's kind of that like that the same
49:47
mentality, but it's a live fast. Die, young kind of mentality.
49:52
You know, the fast live Hard, do what you got to do, that's why
49:55
young people started working at SpaceX because I have a lot of
49:57
energy. Seema Tesla, you know, you're
50:01
gonna work hard, you're going to, you're going to get your
50:03
stuff done. And you're going to be here
50:04
until 8:00 at night every night because we're going to change
50:07
the world. Like that's the, that's the
50:09
reason there's a reason to work for these companies.
50:12
It's not like, you know, you go there to get a job, you go there
50:15
to change the world, so that's the reason why people get jobs
50:19
there. Do we have a price per month for
50:21
service of starlink, not yet, not yet.
50:26
And once I do figure it out, I'll make sure to let everybody
50:30
know here, but I gotta go, I'm a little bit over time here about
50:35
20 minutes overtime. You can do this for about 30
50:39
minutes but I meant about 50 right now.
50:41
TJ, you're you're familiar with those long days and weeks.
50:45
Yeah. And it's tough.
50:46
I've been that I've been in that situation.
50:49
I don't want to be in that situation ever again.
50:53
Sleep. Yeah, Debra exactly.
50:56
The NASA guy. He didn't really fall asleep,
50:58
though. I just messing with him that guy
51:00
right there. We know you are buddy, that guy
51:04
right there. That guy is fall asleep.
51:07
Watch. He does move though.
51:08
He does move. Watching move.
51:13
Come on, move, buddy. There you go.
51:14
See, he moves a little bit. Do the SpaceX cheering.
51:26
TJ is insane. I love it, I love to hear it.
51:29
I love all that stuff when people are so excited about you
51:32
know. About changing the world
51:35
changing Humanity, Sterling said, people, pay $80 a month
51:39
for crabbing internet and they will fix that.
51:41
Yes. So it's got to be less than 80,
51:44
you know, if it's 40 bucks, that would be great.
51:53
Ilan said it will cost same as other providers.
51:54
So maybe $50 a month? Yeah, that would be great where
51:58
I used to live. We were paying 35 a month and we
52:00
were can really great internet. And then we could upgrade, of
52:07
course, to $55 seventy dollar packages, where, like, you get
52:10
super fast crazy internet. So many are stipulating ready
52:18
month. Yeah, that seems Seems anywhere
52:20
between like 50 and 80 is a good range for that.
52:29
That'll be a little sketchy at first, but then it'll get, I
52:31
think it'll get more reliable. I mean, the more satellites,
52:33
they have the more reliability. They have to sew each launch
52:36
will bring more and more reliability to the network is
52:40
that is on a string. So Bob's up and down.
52:45
I can see that somebody's like, walking by It's like Weekend at
52:50
Bernie's if you ever seen that movie, This Is The Weekend at
52:53
Bernie's guy. All right, everybody.
53:03
I gotta take off. Thank you so much for hanging
53:05
out and talking about space, nerdy things, and Tesla things
53:08
with me, I do appreciate it. Thank you for all those likes.
53:11
If you like the show, make sure to hit the Thumbs Up Button
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53:23
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53:25
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53:27
another one of these Wednesday at 4:20 p.m.
53:31
March 14th. Don't forget Falcon 9.
53:33
Starling 6 launch in 9:35 a.m. it's a Saturday 9:35 a.m.
53:37
eastern so we'll do that and I'm working on a Pretty long video,
53:44
that will be a live stream. And that'll be coming up.
53:49
Hopefully, maybe after the Wednesday podcast, if I can get
53:54
it all done because I want to make it a cool thing.
53:58
Where we can talk about stuff for, you know, 15, 20 minutes,
54:02
and then I'll be like, hey, check this out.
54:04
And then Premier that it should be pretty fun.
54:06
So, I'm working on that today tomorrow, and hopefully get it
54:10
done by Wednesday because it's pretty long.
54:12
And it's kind of a might be the longest video that I've done so
54:15
far. Pretty cool stuff though.
54:18
All right guys, thanks so much. Appreciate your time.
54:21
I'm out of here for now. So stay tuned and other stuff
54:27
will be happening on the channel.
54:30
Sooner than later, my friends. With dogs, maybe.
54:37
Deborah, maybe thanks for that sub, Brett, appreciate it.
54:42
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54:46
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54:52
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people have sub to my Channel right now.
54:59
Just so you guys can know. So 18,000 171 Crazy.
55:07
Something Point 2000 will be 50,000 soon.
55:12
Thanks.