Rooster Teeth Podcast - Gus's Intervention - #466

Episode Date: November 14, 2017

Join Gus Sorola, Gavin Free, and special guests Steven Suptic and Cib as they discuss celebrity scandals, bitmojis, passion projects, and more on this week's RT Podcast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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So we got Steven and Kib from Sugar Pine 7 with us this week. Joining us, first time on the RT-Pox, it's actually the first time we met was just a little while ago, like I guess earlier this afternoon. Yeah, you're the only person from RT I've never met. I think I saw you guys at RTX trying to figure out how to get into an elevator. You didn't help. I was in a hurry. You just carried on not meeting them. Figure out how to get into an elevator. We had enough time to notice that we were struggling. Yeah. Yeah. Probably. That's how you grow. Why were we struggling to get into an elevator? I don't remember. You were like on the freight docks and you were trying to get up into an

elevator. As if you had to ask. Oh no, it seems like it's something that could easily happen. Yeah, oh easily I was in a hurry. I was running somewhere I was like I should actually introduce myself, but then I thought but then I'll be dragged into this elevator situation You know these things work. I'll just wait. Yeah Yeah, you could easily figure it out for us these people come with problems I got my own shit. I got to deal with what do you mean these people Gavin? All right. Ooh, frosty already.

So yeah, you guys are in town for a couple of days and how often do y'all come to Austin? We've missed the last three flights. Here, we were sick one of the time. Three. What are the other reasons? Yeah, three definitely or two at least. We literally missed one and then we made it though.

So two, maybe one we missed and didn't come because the incident. We missed one because someone was sick and then we missed another because we didn't feel like going. And then the third one I think there was a car accident or something. Was that what it was? There was a car accident or something. I'm not really entirely. There was something. I don't know. We just keep missing. So we haven't been out here in like three months. Yeah, there was a car. Easy answer that question. There was a car accident that screwed up one of your trips. Ah! It was a small fender bender.

Mine had a fender. Yeah. I've only ever been in one car accident, and it wasn't my fault. I was driving down the road. It was really low speed. I was driving down the road, and some idiot who's going the other direction

just turned right in front of me. And so I hit him, the front of my car gets all fucked up. My wife was in the car with me at the side. I pull over to the side of the road and I just started screaming because I was so mad at that guy for like pulling her front of me and she was like, calm down. What's wrong with you? I was like, what the fuck is wrong with this guy? I'm literally just going like 30 miles an hour down the road and he's turned right in front

of me. I was so fucking mad. Like if you're gonna get into car accident, you should at least be going 60. Make it worthwhile. Or like, or have it be my fault. How do you react to you? Oh, so I got all pissed off, then I get out of the car, and I look at his car, and it's brand new.

It sells dealer plates on. I'm like, okay, well at least he's pissed off too. Like at least it's not a piece of shit. Did you intimidate him? No. No. That wasn't my move. What, why is Anga first though?

In that situation. Why would he blow out? You're right. Are you on crack? Why'd you turn in front of me? Why would you just rage on me? It's like the elevator thing again. I'm gonna fuck about this guy. Like, this guy came with a problem.

You introduced a problem. I was fine, my day was going fine, and now I've got to deal with this shit. It's like it's derailing me. Yeah, but you're just screaming at a stranger. No, I screamed at my steering wheel. Oh, okay. Yeah, the normal reaction is just to get out of the car, be like, are you okay?

And then start screaming. Yeah, I was like, do you have insurance? You'll have to get straight to screaming. So did you do oil screaming in the car and then did you get out and you like, oh my goodness. Yeah, hello, we've had exchange insurance information. Oh, okay.

I was thinking, you were screaming at it. No, no, no, no, no, screaming in the car at my steering wheel. I've gotten in three accidents and I drove away every time. And I'll never get in. Kip hit this school of children. That was going out at like, by, shouldn't have been walking around in the park.

Wait, it wasn't a school bus, it was a school. It was a school of children, like a marching parade. Can you hit and run a building? Does that even, No, just still, It was like a, like, how you would say a school of fish It was like a school of children. Like a school of fish, like a school of murder of crows.

And, I'll tell you, babbling of children. Didn't regret their all dead. They're all dead now. Every single one of them, every last one, each one more dead than the last. Every last drop. Cut.

You're the cut. Beautiful ice cream. Cut. No, no, God. No, actually, and I've driven across the continent. Very cool. Who's calling me? Lewis is calling me right now.

Do we answer? If you want, aren't we? Oh, God. Hello, Lewis. I'm trying to do Steve's voice. What is this? This Steve? Of course. He's voice. What is this? This dude?

Of course. He's just chilling with him the fucking mic. He say nothing you don't want on the receive podcast. Are my own right now? No, right. I mean, we booked him for the podcast and you called him during the podcast, so I'm he hates being in content. So he probably hated that, right?

Good. Yeah. He will never let us put him in a bit. He walks away, he's like, ah! Just leaves the room every single time. At one point, we were trying to get something done and he was coming into achievement hunter to assume talk to Jeff about some nonsense that would derail our video.

So I just pulled out my camera and then he just walked away and then we just filled him to let's find out. Oh my God, we have a for read. I mean, Lewis, for pelvic. We need more people like that, run away from the camera. Mm-hmm Lewis never comes to us anyway. Speaking of running away from the camera I felt really bad. Apparently, uh, we bumped James. He's over there. He's stealing at me. James? James over there? Is he over here somewhere? Does he want my seat for it? No, he apparently, uh,

you know, I was like, uh, who was it? Someone internally came to me and was like, hey, I should probably say I'm going to be here. Do you want anyone? cool we only have two seats let's get a Stephen and Kib on set and no one told anybody else I just found out I cried before the podcast I was like well I feel terrible now again this is a problem being introduced to me I already I thought this is already taken care of so do you take your anger out on people in the RT faculty who gets the brunt of it I scream into my pillow a lot. Okay. He has a special work pillow. Yeah.

I think I have a reputation externally of being really angry, but I don't think that's really true. What do you think? You spent a lot of time with him. Not anymore. What's that? They use me on hand. The people who make me angry go through Patrick

to deliver messages. Well, you seem so happy. Like you're just smiling and enjoying life. I'm in camera. You used to be way more angry. Yeah. happy. Like you're just smiling and enjoying life. You're in camera. You used to be way more angry. Yeah. Okay. You take something now?

No. I took about 39 years of living. Have you guys ever tried meditating? Old age. No, I've never tried that. I've actually tried it and it's really nice. No, seriously, I legitimately learned how to meditate. I'm not smiling.

I believe you. Do you want to know how you guys want to try it right now? Wait, wait, wait. Before you tell us, how do you learn how to meditate? There's like methods and ways that you have to think in your head to actually like do it and get to that meditation place. So, what if I'm thinking about like important shit in my life? And that's exactly what you don't do.

What you do, but then you like, so you close your eyes and you imagine bubbles and every thought that you have, you like pop it, you like pop it and goes away and the next thought that comes up, you keep popping them and keep popping them and popping them until there's no thoughts and you're just left with this. But then I be literally thinking about bubbles and popping bubbles and then I have to Pop the bubble is that pop the bubble of the bubbles Gavin I Popping bubbles and then by the time you pop the last bubble every thought you pop it. Yeah, by the time Eventually just do it do it do it and you won't have any more thoughts and you just be left with a nice

So I can imagine a thought and I have to imagine the thought as a bubble, and I popped a bubble, but what if I'm still thinking, what if the, if the thought comes out of the bubble? Pop it, it's like inception, right? It is. It's like bubbles within bubbles. Bubbleception.

Eventually it is sat there drooling. Exactly, and that's meditation. My version of it. Do you have to do, like you have to set a certain way, do you have to do like the lotus pose or something, or do you have to do it anyway, your heart desires, yes. Okay. You know what I mean?

You can be in your car screaming at your steering wheel or you can be lying down in the bed. You touch this. You did. I downloaded an app because someone was speaking about the meditation app and I downloaded it. I was like, I'll give this a go. And then it was like, you have to pay for the service

and I can instantly never use it. Maybe not do that right now. And I thought maybe I'd get back to it if I really need it. I never do that. I almost let how to meditate though. There would be a great scam if you had like, pay a nickel to meditate app.

Oh my god. And then you're thinking about how you paid for this. You're like, ah, I could have done that. No, I just popped that bubble. Pop the nickel bubble. I started to believe in meditation because I did one of those. Have you ever seen those pods where they fill it halfway with water? And then it's like, yes, that's the one.

It's just a water and you just, yeah patient. I did one of those and it was the most peaceful thing I've ever done in my entire life. Did you go to the upside down? No, but I farted and I had to like hop-ox myself. How long do you do it? How long do you do it when you sense the sense of smell? How long are you in that tank when they do that? An hour. You can go in longer though. But you can choose to have music on or you can choose to not have anything, which is what I did because I wanted the full experience. And I got in there, it wasn't working for about 10 minutes, and then I started thinking about high school.

And then I just fell off. And all the bad things you did to people in high school, were bully. And then I woke up and I farted a little bit. And then it's a little enclosed tank, so it just kind of like is stunk it up. I don't like really quiet spaces because I can hear my own ears.

Like, can hear it? I can hear it. We have a like really quiet spaces because I can hear my own ears. Like, I can hear it. I can hear it. If you ever have a thing where you can almost hear the pulse of your blood in a vein in your ear. Yeah. No. Well, like in a complete silent room, yeah, sometimes if you're lying a certain way

and like things are just pressed in your body, the right way, you can hear like, yeah, I don't like that. I kind of like it. It's trippy. Did you guys know that Joe Rogan has his own like quiet room, what are they called? Well, it's completely silent.

It's got tons of sound proof and you can hear absolutely nothing. A sensory deprivation? Sensory deprivation? Yep, that's the one, potentially. I didn't know what they're called. We wanted to do, at one point, we wanted to do a podcast in a room like that. And we were in contact with this military base out in California. It's like a proper anicoic chamber.

Yeah, they have the quietest room in the world. Oh, that's amazing. And we were working contact with this military base out in California. It's like a proper anicoid chamber. Yeah, they have like the quietest room in the world. Oh, that's amazing. And we were like working through all of that. Like we had to submit like paperwork to get like clearance to go into this military base and to get into this room. And we ended up never doing it. I don't know what happened for a bit.

I think it was a, I think I didn't think I could go because I was foreign. Oh, right. That was one of the reasons. Oh, that's what it's gonna do, fear factor. Literally, oh my God, we God, we went through like all these like paperwork things that really stoked to work with us. And then we had an interview.

And that was the last stage, really excited about it. We get on for two seconds. It's like, it says you're Canadian. And we're like, oh yeah, yeah, actually, do you have an O1? Not yet. I'll see you later. It was all the crap just out there. And I was so excited by that point because I was already

psyched myself out on doing any reality TV thing. So what's your favorite kind of cockroach to eat? Mm. Blood stone. Gin bugs. Gin bugs. We do have a lot of cockroaches in our offices that we were getting at.

No, no, no, that's like the fear factor thing, right? Like you gotta eat a bug. I feel like I would. I mean, I don't think I'd have a problem with eating anything. A live bug? They ask you what your biggest fears are and I said heights and bees, aids. No, you gotta lie about that. I was like, what your biggest fears are and I said heights and bees aids now you got a lie about that

Like what are your fears? Right, but for five spiders mostly snakes as well one time I was in like a little hut I was a little like a little like a boat house hut and I looked up a life jacket off the ground a Snake just falls out on my foot and I was like, and flew back faster than light. Is that what caused the fear, do you think? That definitely, like, I'm afraid of bees because I was on a bicycle as a kid.

My mom was afraid of bees, so we were on like a double bicycle. Your mom got so excited. My mom was afraid of bees and we fell off the bicycle. I think from then on, I've just assumed bees are the most dangerous creatures. I was attacked by a swarm of bees and chased for like a good column. How'd you escape? Run, my brother and I ran. We stepped in like we were in this like

clay. I don't even know like a clay mine or something. We were just digging it. We were on the way. We played with clay on our heart. I'm not a clay. I'm not a clay. I'm not a clay. Like running a kilometer would be slightly overkill for one. Be. They followed us. Wasps will chase far. They may have been wasps actually, because they were in the ground. And there's a bunch of them. We stepped on the whole colony and then they just stung millions of times all over our bodies and we died and ran away from them as fast and far as we could and they chased us.

The things like power you, right? Like it gives you a drennel and a run faster. Oh, absolutely. Hoped to fence like stung a million times. I hate these also. When I was a kid, I felt like when I would grow up, that bees would be a bigger problem than they were. Because when you were a kid, I felt like I was outside more,

so I would get stung by bees every now and then. In the late 80s, early 90s, I was that thing, oh, there's killer bees coming from South Africa, they're gonna swarm over the country and they're gonna kill some of the bees. The ones that they talk about in the mysteries of the Avalon. Yeah. You lost me. Well, thank God they're all dying off.

Yeah, but yeah, fuck bees, right? But yeah, that's like, and I want to, I can't remember the last time I was stung by a bee. It's probably been like 20 years, maybe longer. Really? You evaded bees for that one. Yeah, I'm a big bee. They're looking for me to this day.

I was stung by a baby bee recently. And remember, we were filming that thing and I smacked the, and tried to smoke them out of the thing. And I don't remember that at all. You have the little gray ones. And my apartment complex. Oh yeah, you got Stung Hardcore. Tell them about it.

I don't remember it even in the slightest. I'm trying to act like I'm laughing like I know what the story is right now. Oh yeah, you got Stung Hardcore. He was a little green. I don't even know if it was a bee or a green. Or if it was a wasp. What kind of bee it was?

It was a green bee with a bad attitude. And he stung me on my back. And I was like a little caughting character. Green bee with a bad attitude and he stung me on my back Green be with a bad attitude you guys walled up for weeks. Oh, yeah, you guys vapes on what you would think the smoke would calm them It's sugary smoke so unfortunately it only attracts it makes it worth what is the vaping look like like from an outside Perspective because for us we know it's embarrassing and we but it's an addiction at the point when you did it was really intimidating It really because me not not when you did it was really intimidating really because Not not when you did it when Steven did it But he did it really hard. You like sucked it extremely hard. We were told not to vape. I'm pretty sure That's a thing we can't vape no one tells us not you mean in here I don't recall that

I'm back for the lights, but then keep practice this master negotiation skills. It's called dude anyway He was like how about a little bit of vaping? I'm just imagining the next permission of forgiveness. I guess if you're just gonna do it anyways, just do it, but I was talking to a dude on set recently who faked all the time, and then one time I saw him with a cigarette, and I was like, why was the point if you vape? He's like, well, something that was quite nice

about smoking cigarettes is that everyone left. I got away from you, or they would hate the smell and like move away, but with vaping, it's like, oh, it's a nice smell. So sometimes he actually genuinely wants to be alone, and he's like, I'll just go back to the cigarette for that one. Why don't you just be like, hey, I need some alone time. Because it's like, you don't like confrontation at all. That's true, that's what I'm saying.

A lot of people smoke or use vapes to get away from cigarettes, but I think ours is slowly leading into cigarettes. I don't think so. You think you're gonna smoke cigarettes now? I already am. Is vaping not as strong as the cigarette? Much less, much less. What if you do too? Much less even.

Two vapes. At the same time, is that what you're saying? We've done that. Is something we've done? Many times. Just like a cigarette. No, it's much less than a cigarette, dude. Well, I mean, it's based on milligrams, right?

So like a cigarette is what? Like 30 or 50? No, 50 to 50. Yeah, it's much less than a cigarette dude. Well, I mean, it's based on milligrams, right? So like a cigarette is what? Like 30 or 50? No, maybe 50. Yeah, it's something like maybe it's like 28 or something like that, I don't know. And then we're just smoking six milligrams on this. So we're significantly less. And there's no carcinogens in this.

The whole vapor carcinogens is six milligrams. Or is that like per puff? I think it's just that I don't know. We don't know shit Gavin. We don't know. We're not drinking full beer. We're not drinking four beers. He was really excited about you.

Did you want me to drink beers? He was like, I can drink four balls at once. And he was adamant that he could do it. Yeah, well, I didn't. I would do it again if the time came and if I was asked to. If I was told to right now, I would do it if I was told to right now. I feel like that's something that would make a huge mess. Yeah, no, but you'd to be fair.

Honestly, you said you could open your gullet and I think that's an impressive skill. I can't open my gullet. I just pour stuff straight down the hole. And Sean tie, maybe. No, he can't. If I was asked to do it, I would do it. If I was asked to do it, I'm just gonna have one.

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Um, that sounds delicious. No, you guys are big heaven Kevin Spacey fans, right? Oh yeah. I noticed I was living through Netflix the other day and like they've replaced like the icon on House of the Cars. Like now it's, he's just gone from it. Like the big one on top, like he's still there. But like the smaller little icons, he's just gone from.

He's still gonna get a payout for this next season I heard. I imagine. Yeah. So it started production. I think they had filmed two episodes of the 10 episode season and then they just stopped it. I guess they have to rewrite it or figure out what they're gonna do now for it.

Because it was already supposed to be the final season. You guys watch House of Cards? No, I don't even watch it. I feel like they should just disregard everything that happened after season two. Because how many times can you watch a guy just try to make it in politics? Like he already did everything twice.

The first two seasons were incredible and then it just dropped off. It was, which one was it? It was season four that I thought kind of dragged. Was that the one with like a lot of the Russian president's supply? Yeah, I thought season three and four just felt like fillers. Yeah. And then did season five come out? Yeah, it has come out.

I haven't seen it. Oh, how many episodes per season? Typically, 13? 10 to 13 somewhere in that range. It's the same with every American show though, because it does well. They just keep making it. But like a lot of my favorite British shows,

they'll do six episodes for one season, then they'll do a second season, that's it. It's like episodes, yeah, because that's considered what like a mini season you guys call them? Six was just normal TV before. Like that's what you guys would call a season, six episodes, yeah.

We call it series, but yeah. Well, look at like Black Mirror, right? like black mirror has like three episode seasons. Yeah, but and whenever Americans asked the creators of these British shows why they don't make more it's like like we told the story was like We had we just be making up new crap now that it's kind of irrelevant to the So you guys have a degree we have profit, baby It's as simple as that. Who rules the world? That's why I think that's the bad end. That's the bad end.

That's the bad end. That's the bad end. The final season was, I don't think it was good though. As good. They could have removed some, but it had some of the best episodes, but there was a lot of stuff that they probably could have trimmed down. Their villains weren't that great in that season. I mean, I think their best villain ended after why I don't want to give them, oh, breaking

bad. Best villain was gospel. Now, because we just talked about breaking bad, I want to ask your opinions on Ozark. I don't want Steve St. An, you haven't seen it. You haven't seen it, you haven't seen it, at all. I haven't, I saw you all talking about it, though, on your podcast. What do you think of Ozark?

Comedium. Really? I think it was amazing. The kit, because, well, actually at first, I don't know if I was just in a tired, bad mood or something. I found the first few episodes just to be so depressing. And I was trying to apply it to my life, like, oh, what if like, what if I was, what if all my life went wrong?

And I was like, wait, why am I, I'm not this guy. I'm not a kid drug. It was like, it was like, wait so much, you're like, this is making me sad. It was giving me some sort of weird, predictive anxiety. And then it was okay at the end. I really like it. I was going all the way through.

Yeah. What would you give it out of 10? Six. Wow. Well Steve disliked it. Steve probably would give it a full. No, I would give it a six out of 10 because it had redeeming qualities.

It was cool. It was very blue and green. I just liked that it felt as though it was in the same universe as Breaking Bad and it was a different story. There were similarities. There were characters similarities as well with the relationship. I think I would have enjoyed it more if I hadn't seen Breaking Bad. Yeah, because you're comparing it. You're like, ah, this is a rip off of Breaking Bad. But like, I like that because I haven't seen a show in Solanda.

I was hyped about in the same way as Breaking Bad. Other shows in different ways, but like as being a part of like the cartel, the whole drug world and like, which is cool. I just really liked Ozor. I started. Yeah, there's some things I would say, but it's very spoiler. I started, I finally started watching the are I started was the yeah, there's some things I would I would say but it's very spoiler I started I finally started watching the handmaids tail the other day. Oh, my fiance watches that all the time I've never seen it. I was like I don't get it. I don't know what it's about. I started watching it It's really fucking good. It's so yeah, so sad. I don't know how a listen watch is that yeah, it's it's it's but it's good I mean, I think it's really compelling, but yeah, it's it is a lot of depth of field that that show

Yeah, do you like to be made sad by shows? I like to feel anything. Are you just too happy? But that was really good. I started watching I tried to watch mind hunter because everyone's like losing their shit over that I've heard about that too, but the first episode was like so like it starts great and then it's like so slow Then it was like well, you gotta watch a second one you gotta watch a second one was like so, like it starts great and then it's like so slow. And then it was like, well you gotta watch the second one, you gotta watch the second one, it's like, okay man, I'll get to it. Did you think the conversations between him and her, the hippie girl and the, they were just weird?

Yeah, that was just a weird relationship. Like even the way that they meet and they first start talking at that bar. I'm a huge fan of Fenture, I really am. And it's just, I wished the rest of the series was like the first scene. But then I've talked to people that hate the first scene and that and they like the rest of it and it just I Learned people to have different opinions, I guess yeah, not always right. I'm sure I'll go back and finish it

I'll keep watching it just like there's so much shit to watch like there's so many Things out there that people are talking about excited about like oh, Zark like everyone fucking raves about it I've got a million things to watch before even even think about that. On top of like other video games, other shit I got to get done. Yeah, I was here about Tarantino's next movie. Oof, no. The Charles Manson murders? No. It's gonna be insane.

I mean, despite all the things... Isn't this supposed to be his last movie or does he have another one? I don't know if this is gonna be his last movie. I feel like everybody, I mean, even Daniel Dayl is just like, this is my last movie and then he's doing Phantom Thread now. So it's like, nobody doesn't, or everybody comes back. But I said Harvey Weinstein. He's coming back.

He's coming back. Hard. I'm Kevin Spacey. Louis CK. Louis CK, they're all gonna make a big cartoon company funded by Weinstein. They're gonna make the, nevermind. But it's crazy because I have,

I can't think of a proper way to articulate it. I've been wanting to say it, but I can't, I haven't think of a proper way to articulate it. I've been wanting to say it, but I haven't figured out the elegant way to say it, so I'm just gonna say it the blunt way. I've never shown my dick to anybody who didn't expect it. It's like, I don't understand how you get over that hump where you're like, oh, maybe I'll just bring my dick out. Like, we'll see how it goes.

Like, I don't understand, like, I just can't wrap my head around. Like, that way of tasting. The whole thing is just like, it's so gross and awful, but like, it's funny in the sense of like, who goes, hey, mine's my masturbating front of you. That's so stupid, dude. God. Like, it's,

do I think the best word is just gross? Yeah, it's just gross and unnecessary. The worst part about that is, I'm just gonna understand the appeal. Like, it's clearly his thing like he gets off on that. Yeah, I guess. I'm sure there's like an equivalent for me of what it be but it's a power thing Just this growth. Yeah, it has to be because he could just go to a prostitute Exactly, but he probably gets off on the hype of you know

Are they gonna want it and then I don't care if they do or don't It's a the worst part about that is that I don't think anything he did is going to turn out to be illegal because he asked and they said yes, but I mean, their argument is that, you know, they felt like he was in a place of power and they had to do this, which is, right. Which is a terrible thing, but it's like, I don't think any legal action can come from it. Well, is it there something to do with a loophole?

Is there something to do with like your superior? I guess they don't directly work under him. Exactly. It's not their superior. Like, he's in position to power in them. Yeah, just in the street in general. Yeah, that's true. You guys have a lot of that here?

Oh yeah, I've seen so many do. Who's jerking off in front of people here? Tell me now. Is it Gavin? Have I ever seen a ticket work? You guys have HR here, right? Yeah, we do. Do they work a lot here?

They have weird issues, probably to contend with. Do you guys have a lot of secret stuff you never talk about? Yeah, there's some stuff that doesn't get talked about. I think that what happens anywhere. Tell us, what is it? Well, just between you and me. Okay, Gavin, he's a predator. Yeah, I knew it.

It's serial. First moment. Well, the source of that office, people would pull out their balls and just stick them up against windows. Well, that's. Yes, serial. First moment. Yes, serial. Well, the source of that office, people would pull out their balls and just stick them up against windows. Well, that's a family, dude. That's what you know it, and now I don't think so much

that anyone could get away with that, but that was definitely a thing in the past. Not me. I wasn't there when it happened. I have my clothes off here. I've definitely become more aware that I might offend someone. Like, it was before these scandals things,

but we had, we have a bunch of fake dicks all around the office. And I thought, I'll pop one through, and I'll give, you know, I'll be a little shocked back to this. I'm gonna scare you. Yeah, pop one through. Cause I'll be like, oh, no, you're dick. No, it's not. And I thought, I shouldn't even be doing it with a fake dick.

So I just didn't do it. It's just so wrong, but I feel like a few years ago, I would have just been like, ooh. And you know, I mean, you, that's probably the place where there's the most dick visible is in the Achima Hunter office. Yeah, everywhere. I think not actually.

I think the area is the more accepted with that. Like, the Achima Hunter office should have that happen. But we don't actually have a see each other's dick. Like, the only dick I've seen is Jeff's and that was like six to seven times. And how was it? No, I worked. It was great.

Can I get a detail to know? Nice and straight. That was so hard. No, it was a semi at the time. Sort of. Wow. Who is around? Who do you think the cause of that?

He's only kind of into you then. Yeah. He was curious. But I don't know. It's like what is the line at this point? Just don't ever, I don't know. Just play a second. Yeah.

Don't have your dick and balls out in the summer. I think people just need to double think things because it's pretty easy to figure out a line. You just get very comfortable with the people you work with to the point where, like when this company was a lot I think people just need to double think things because it's pretty easy to figure out a line. You just get very comfortable with the people you work with to the point where, like when this company was a lot smaller, it was a lot easier to fling a fake dick around.

No, it's hard to point. Perhaps fling a real dick around. Someone can miscuse through it. Someone who isn't in the room, might glance it from afar and it's like, so how do I that prove it? What's my real opinion? And then you're screwed.

Well, it was pink and had diamonds on it. So that's your first indicator. People can tweet us if they want. If they're watching this live using hashtag RT podcast. And I see a comment here. It's from Dallas Lynch at the mega-go-man. Talking about, no, it's good. Talking about, you know, Mr. Clean on the podcast.

Talking about like masturbating in front of people. He says, I can't imagine my dog seeing me do that, never mind another human. Like the, no, yeah, I get so uncomfortable masturbating in front of my pets. What'd you do? I mean, yeah, I double think it, and I think they're just basically not gonna understand it,

so I have to. Oh, so in moments of intimacy, even if you were doing like a hot couple thing, jerked in front of each other, at least you're both doing it, and then I feel like if you were doing like a hot couple thing, like jerk it in front of each other. Yeah, at least you're both doing it. And then I feel like if you're masturbating and two people aren't and aren't into it, they're gonna be analyzing all of your worst part. Oh man, your face is the grunts.

And Louis C.K. is not gonna have an attractive naked body, let alone him with his, let me do my stand up bit also. You know? I don't know, I think it's the thing with, he said it was just amazingly successful and probably wanted to feel again. Who knows? So like, I'll just talk to you when you think about it.

Last week, I saw this website where someone, some professor had transcribed graffiti that he had found at the Pompeii site, you know, Pompeii was that village that was like the volcano eruption, and I was reading this. So this is like, who knows how all this graffiti is. I don't know when Pompeii happened. It's like, let's say it's a thousand years old. And it's weird how similar graffiti and body talk is between that time and today. It's like, here, I'll read the first one. And it says where it was inscribed and, you know, whatnot.

So this was described at a bar. It says, weep you inscribed and you know, what not. So this was described at a bar. It says, weep you girls. My penis has given you up. Now it penetrates men's behinds. Goodbye. One dress femininity. Wow. You know what? I relate to that. But there's some lovely coming out graffiti. There's another one. It was at a bar. I screwed the bar made. Not quite as I knew I could. But it's like you like to cut. But it's like you would expect to see that like at a, you walk into a bar and like you see like graffiti on the toilet stalls. You see that kind of stuff.

I'm really proud in needing to share with anyone. I wonder who the Louis CK of Pompeii was. I have buggered men. Wow, this is a really fun way to run. People talking about having sex with men. Blondie has taught me to hate dark-haired girls. I shall hat them if I can, but I wouldn't mind loving them. Oh, he doubled back.

In the video, I don't know. It's just really weird to like read this. I'd tell him if I could, but I also want to love them. What does it mean to hat somebody? I don't know. Hack? He said, hat? To hat somebody, yeah.'t know. Hack or hat. He said hat to hat somebody.

Maybe it's too off. No. Mountain Vesuvius erupted in the year 79. So it's like almost 2000 year old graffiti. Wow. I was just low wang lyrics. That would be a great thing. It didn't sound like I was defending Louis.

Oh, look, yes, it did. It didn't work. I would like to point defending Louis C. Oh, look, it did in the beginning. I would like to point out. Oh, wow. That's a great thing. This one says pop that pussy, like do it. Uh-huh. Do it. Bladerism.

Bladerism. Yeah, I didn't condone the CK stuff. Oh, you really like him? I like this comedy. What do you do? I don't think anyone condone. No, I was just pointing out. I think that was the one person

when all the allegations were coming out. That was the one person I really didn't want to have anything come out from. That was the only one I knew was coming too. Wow. The room of one of the stuff as him is just way for Louis C.K. I was like, well, they had already rumored it

for a couple of years in the past. Yeah, I didn't know about that. I had no idea. Yeah, I was talking to Stephen about this before we started taping here, but my wife and I were talking over the weekend, like who's the other one? People always say it would be so disappointing

if you heard anything bad about Tom Hanks, like who's another person that would be like at the top of your list? And one, three, Steve Carell, which you're up with, with the same people. I can see that though. Jim Carell would crush the word. I wouldn't continue doing any of it.

If I found out he was doing office here, a hair of yours? Of course. He was like my no more hair. He was Canadian. He wrote that check for a millie that he cashed. He also had the girlfriend who committed suicide. Yeah, recently that's actually really interesting.

Yeah. Because there's rumors that he made her do it or maybe he killed her or something and they were into Scientology. And like, I haven't heard about this. Yeah, it's really interesting. I would read up. I don't know any of the details.

I just knew that she killed us of But maybe it was Jim Jim if you're watching did you do it? Let me know and they just try to pass you a guard you podcast Oh Righty that he's gonna face a trial. I haven't heard about any of the why is he about trial? He will face a wrongful death trial over the suicide of his late ex-girlfriend. Wow. The difference between 2016 and 2017 regarding celebrities is colossal. Truly.

People thought 2016 was bad in city. Oh no, all my favorite celebrities are dying. And now it's your boat, OJ. What the fuck? Yeah. Oh man. Yeah, it's like you almost hope that they die and they're gone before like, they do anything bad or like immune to a bad stuff happen. That's a work of party with their prints. That blue prints that tried to rape Morty in the bathroom, so.

Oh my god, that was fucked up, dude. Yeah. And then it's they, uh, It's such a fucking tease. Yeah. And then they had that, uh, It's such a fucking tease. Yeah. And then they had that whole bit in the end where they had this box of proof of the terrible things that that Prince has done. And then he showed it to this gesture and whoever was part of their political party was

like, he closed the box and was like, no, it's just the idea of him that needs to live on. You know, Jesus. And that's very, very much like a Roy Moore in the Alabama Senate race these days Another one is everywhere. It's fun crazy. Just wait till the allegations about Steve come out So is this how I made up? As this happened before where giant waves of celebrities was taken down my scandal Like is this like a repeat of a previous

Moment in history or is it first like the big wave of? previous moment in history, or is it the first big wave? I feel like a lot of these issues wouldn't necessarily have been seen as huge issues 50 years ago. What do you think that the advent of social media helps give people a voice to where they can all be heard and stuff like this surfaces easier than before? Because in the past, maybe someone who did something wrong would just pay people off and they wouldn't be able to connect

and they wouldn't know that there's a pattern of this stuff. Definitely harder to get the word out anyway, even if you wanted to. someone who did something wrong would just pay people off and they wouldn't be able to connect and they wouldn't know that there's a pattern of this stuff. Definitely hotter to get the word out anyway even if you wanted to. Because I mean weren't they paying like Weinstein in particular, was he not paying like news organizations or he threatening people that were that did have allegations? I know he went to, I don't remember if it was if he to, the Prime Minister of Israel, or like the past, one to try to get this, I forget the group that he went to to do this, but it was a group that specializes

in like digging up dirt on people, and he went to them and tried to get dirt on everybody that made allegations against him and thrown them. Geez. Yeah. Like when you're approaching like government level stuff, like that's super fucked. It's like really yeah It's and then also it's crazy how much power people in the industry

Of Hollywood like have to go and get Group like that to just work out your own business. Yeah issues. It's just I hope I have that power someday Well, that's why you live in L.A., right? If I can try to climb that ladder. Oh, God, I hate it. Don't show it to anyone who doesn't want to see it. And he showed it to me, but if I say something, I lose my job.

It's green. It's green. It's green. It's no space. We call it the mean green and fighting, get bad boy. We call it around the office. Not necessarily proud of it. But office. Not necessarily proud of it. But he's not not proud of it.

Y'all are disgusting. It's just gonna be so many people in the industry who have, you know, came up in maybe a different time who are just shitting themselves right now. Yeah. I mean, I assume that there's still, you know, tons of people who've done bad things who are worried that they're gonna be next.

I mean, you never know, it seems like it's a different person every day now. I mean, as sad as it is, all these people were affected. I think this is gonna really prevent this happening again. Good. Yeah, it's really good. It's good to make an example of like, just discussing, justifying the power

of being able to do this. All of these super rich, successful people have been taken down. Mm-hmm. Yeah, I mean, the shock on, I mean, you want to always side with the victim and everything. I think, and there are sides to this where people are like, oh, man, is this going to devalue like all these allegations that are coming out? Is this going to devalue like, I mean, if there are some that aren't true, is this going

to devalue other people that try to come out, you know? But I feel like the shock on effect is definitely going to help. And it's just gonna hopefully change the way people not only in Hollywood, but just people in any industry think in general. Yeah, that'd be nice. It's starting to make Gavin rethink his penis usage in the Gatima of Underwater. Did you think that before all the allegations against you? What's up?

Did you rethink the penis dildo thing and before all the allegations against you? What's that? Did you rethink the penis dildo thing and before all the allegations came out? Yeah. I didn't even like joking about it. Like, you don't reflect. No, yeah. No. No.

Mm. I hear you. Before it happened. Yeah, yeah. It's definitely something that, I don't think we're making light of it or making fun of it, you know, I think we're hungry. It's a good thing.

It's not a good thing that happens. A good thing that people are speaking out and that people who've done this kind of thing are being taken down. But it's such a, like we already said, I mean, I'm repeating myself now, but it's such a bizarre mindset. I can't put myself in that place to do that kind of stuff.

Like did you all hear about that subreddit that got banned? It was the Weinstein effect? No. It was a subreddit called Incells. Have you all heard about this? No. It was a subreddit called Incells. Have y'all heard about this? No. Incells. It stood for men who were involuntary celibate.

And it was like this misogynistic group who blamed women for the fact that they couldn't get girlfriends. Jesus Christ. And they do the right, these awful things about how society was out against them. And. I saw that video that the guy left

before he shot a bunch of people. The young guy who said that no girls would date him and it was their fault. Oh, yeah There was stuff about him in that subreddit as well self reflect a little, you know, that's it Good god, that's actually that's actually a subreddit. It was fucking weird. It's gone. Yeah It's good that it's got the reason they got rid of it. What's that? What was the reason? I don't know what particular that happened. I don't know what finally I don't think there was any one thing that made It's good that it's got the reason they got rid of it. What's that? What was the reason that it was so much I don't know what particular that happened. I don't know what finally, I don't think there was any one thing that made them like

put accumulation of them being shitty people. Yeah, I think there were like 40,000 people subscribed to it. It's a huge deal when a sub-breddy gets to lead it, right? Because it's very rarely happens. Yeah. Because normally it's supposed to be a very like, a egalitarian free speech platform. Yeah, and then people are reminded that it's a private company

and they can do what they want, just like with Twitter, with stopping the verification thing. It's like people are like, no, you can't just, I mean, off of, what is it, giving alt-right people verification and they're doubling back on that? And do they end verification? We'll never get involved in it. They're not a hold, I think, right?

Unless Rupert T. the Connmaker happened. They, yeah, I tweeted something about that, about them verifying someone who promotes violence and hates speech and someone replied to me, defending this person was like, well, they deserve a voice too, just because he don't agree with them. I was like, they have a voice,

they signed up for an account. Like, it's like, when you get the check mark, it's like legitimizing that voice then. It's a different thing. No, I definitely agree with them that everybody should have a say, no matter what they believe,

but getting verified, that's Twitter's decision and it's a private company. And if they don't wanna give me verification this final. That's okay. Are you not verified? No, they hate us. Just not what I can do. We've applied countless times.

Just a joke. Why do you want it? Just to feel like I matter on Twitter, I think. It's just so cool. I get it because people are, the only reason I want it right now is just because it keeps, I never really bring it up, but people just keep bringing it up to me,

like, ha ha, you're not verified. And to know how hard I was trying to get that laugh was a little bit of a cry. It sounded a little bit, a little bit sad. But how you like. It would just be, uh, I don't even, you know what, I don't care at this point. You do.

I mean, look at me. Do I look like I care about hit? I'm trying so hard to get verified before Steve. So hard. And it just will never happen. And I would be grateful if you got verified. Do you know how good that would be for the world if I got up before you did? Who would benefit? Oh man.

I think of one person. So many people. I know one person. He knows one person. We all know a person. So many people. I know one person. He knows one person. We all know a person. You the sectoral building people. That's like 12 million people. Yeah. I think about the latter. I would like to have an intervention for us. Go ahead. You're a bit mojy thing. Oh no. Is crap. And you think it's funny. I'm gonna send you one right now. It's just so bad. What's wrong with it?

What's wrong with it? I never thought I would want to mute someone who founded Rucity, co-founded Rucity. What's wrong with it? What do you, why? Do you use it inappropriately, Gus? Too much, perhaps? No, I mean, you can find too much. What is, what is, what is, what is, what is, what is, what is, what is, what is, what is,

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who also has bitmoji. I think that's the only time to use it. Oh, I might use it a bit too much. Wow. Are these all of your tweets? Good. That's on the screen. Look at almost every tweet. Look at the last one. He thinks he found it. It's so unique that he just pizza guys. Guys, they don't stop. Good Lord, guys.

Oh my God. If that's it, it's all right. It's not gonna be real. How long is this more? Where did you's it, it's alright. It's gonna be real. How long is this more? Where did you start this? There's more. Well, there's like months ago. It's like many October by this point.

Three a day, perhaps, Gus? Maybe. I've got a three a day bitmoji habit. It's like trying to break it. 80% of your content. It's so good. It's not good. Why is he thinking of good?

It's so frown of it. There's a bitmoji for everything. It really is. Literally a bitmoji for everything. There really is. Literally a bit mochi for everything. Do you think the correct response to my tweet last night was you walking on a rake, whatever was there? If I had give you the rake one. So here's specifically why I gave you the rake one.

I replied to your tweets via text regularly and you never acknowledge them or respond to them. I replied with a bit mochi and we're talking about it right now. So I know you saw it. You have created the monster. This is your evolved avid. You got me a better friend dude. The bit moji, that completely makes it relevant.

We're talking about my tweet to you. Can I just get the context of this? What was your tweet that he replied a rake to? Oh, so because I think it's bullshit, the current iPhone, the iOS 11, they just switched the video code to be like a super efficient one. I think it's called high efficiency video code. EVC, yeah. Yeah.

So it takes up less space, however. But if you put that on your Mac, it don't work. Huh. It works in iMovie, but that's an iMovie. It works in QuickTime 10 if you've got house, the era, whatever. But you can't actually do anything with it. And in photos, if you've got Housie era, whatever. But you can't actually do anything with it. And in photos, if you've got pre-2015 Mac, it just doesn't work.

And this was somehow a tweet. I made this a new tweet. I was bitching that Apple don't support a codec that Apple uses and is like a just a standard codec. That's insane. That is absolutely insane. It is insane. I mean, the dude's the point. I'd probably boring. It is a little boring a standard that's insane. That is absolutely insane. It is insane. I mean, the dude's the private boring.

It is a little boring, but it's just trying to lighten up the mood around your tweet. So it makes a little bit of sense. It was a boring tweet, and I was frustrated. I'm just very fine. And guys took advantage of you. Right, I can't say. It's classic comedy.

It's classic comedy. That's okay. Yeah. Okay, so you use cameras right, and you film things and you edit things. Very true. I have codec issues a lot. Suddenly your camera doesn't work with your computer.

Annoying. Well, I don't use a Mac. Annoying or not an annoying? With the question. I wasn't specifically talking about Mac, I was just trying to make you feel what I feel. Could look with that. You want to feel something, just like me.

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It's a common recurring theme of podcast. We've talked about it several times. One percent problems, am I right? And it's just work problems. It's not like I'm traveling the world for fun. It's like, it's just constantly for work. But you know the Airbus has that big plane right, the A380, I don't know if you guys know this, like the big double-decker plane.

The first one came out like 10 years ago. October 2007, it took its first flight. That plane is already retired. What? Well, why? Singapore Airlines didn't want it anymore. They've returned it to the company they lease it from. Were they just not using it enough?

I don't know. Issues perhaps with fuel efficiency. Maybe, there's like a new version of it coming out. This must be more fuel efficient. But after 10 years, it's already like being returned. They're not using it anymore. That's right. Any incidents or crash?

No, they haven't had anything major. They've had a couple like engine failures, but nothing. You ever considered using that, it's almost like Uber for plane flights. It's like that private thing where you, I don't know how much it is per month, but you go to the airport and you get on your own,

you go through your own little security thing, and it takes like two seconds, and then they give you a little lounge you can sit and you get on your own, you go through your own little security thing, and it takes like two seconds, and then they give you a little lounge, you can sit in while they check your shit, and then you go on your own private plane, and they take you to someplace. Talk about one percent problem. Yeah. I think it's actually cheaper

than most people would imagine. It seems like it, I wouldn't trust that as much as commercial flights, like as far as safety. I guess you always hear about like, oh no, it's just body holly, but you always hear about private planes just crashing. Right. Steve Ray Vaughan, but it was a helicopter,

Alpine Valley, same difference, dude, same difference. There was a, so you know that, that I'm gonna talk about that plane for a little longer, that big plane the A380, I've never been on one, but they have these big, sweets like you're in first class, it's actually like a sweet, like it it's got a bed and like a little desk in a work area and it's got like a door you can lock.

It's like, Is that the one that Emirates uses for a lot of people in Saudi Arabia that hire the more wealthy people there? I think they have A-380s and they just, but like make the whole thing just a private, a bunch of different cool rooms and they have a bunch of like birds. I've seen those before.

Birds. But, yeah, they'll put like, they take like bunch of like birds. I've seen those before. Birds. But yeah, they'll put like they take like falcons with them. Yeah, real quick. Don't have birds on a plane. They can already fly. Have they owned a plane they can do what they want? No, don't have birds on a plane. The birds are very expensive.

But you know what, when you're in the air and you're flying, you don't even be calling them birds because they're more than that. You just don't even birds when you're going somewhere. I'm flying to Chicago. Donnie birds. They're falcons, right? I think they're falcons. The'm flying to Chicago. Don't even bird their falcons right I think the falcon industry in That's even in the middle of the book incredible. It's very lucrative I feel like there's a falcon industry. Yeah, how do you know we did a story on it?

When I worked at source that we did a big story and I did a bunch of research on falcons and their collection Falcon, but a falcon it's really interesting. I swear how much is a falcon to buy? I feel like there's a falcon that could be a million bucks Wow, I think there might be here's the thing with that don't have a falcon that's a million bucks. Hey They're very loyal are they have you had a falcon? They're extraordinarily loyal. What's the depreciation on a falcon? How much they appreciate well once they're out of the parking lot it goes down The average falcon price rent can range from 200 to to $1000 or as high as $3,500. Oh, wait, wait, wait.

But if you buy a Falcon in Qatar, the price can go as high as $274,600. Significantly lower than the million dollars. You could buy full house earlier. There's a rare one out there I guarantee it's worth a million bucks. The rarest Falcon. What's his name? The rarest Falcon. It seems potty water. What is the rarest Falcon? You're really looking it up? Three million. I've been looking up a lot of weird shit lately. Red most dangerous places in the world. What's the weirdest porn you guys look up recently?

Lowest sea level. So that actually ties into something else I wanted to talk about. Yes. So you ask for the weirdest porn. So certainly back one more time to that A380. So that actually ties into something else I wanted to talk about. Yes. So you asked you for the weirdest porn. So certainly back one more time to that A380. So like I said, they have these these these bedrooms basically, right? Like a first class. They have signs in them that say that discourage their passengers from having sex. Oh, just urge or prohibit. Just this like you cannot have sex. You're not supposed to have sex more prohibited. If I'm in a if I want to plane and there's a bed and a bedroom, I'm at least jerking it.

Absolutely, they're jerking it. It's like you cannot stop me from having sex on that bed. I'm already jerking off in public seats, I'll 63. I was a couple of weeks ago. I was a couple of weeks ago. Two people beside me I don't know. I'm jerking off, definitely naked in a room by myself. Did you see that video of that couple on a Delta flight

like a couple of weeks ago? They fucked recently, right? And they didn't get in trouble because they didn't make much noise. I heard It gets they didn't make much noise really They got off scot free literally scot free, but yeah, you see like the people in the island from going like They've been in there a while. What was the position? Oh, it was a bathroom. I wasn't just I see I see no need to do a mission area and I've also seen in the in their seats. Why this why this I don't want them to bang there. So just I don't know they don't want people to clean up come off a plane. I guess Well, that's their problem. Well just come inside then and hold the fries

Come on, isn't that being on the side? But I also saw you're asking about like weird porn. I saw the other day lasting that Pornhub started selling their own sex toys Huh, I'm cool that on the website. We should kind of it makes sense. It's me though, but it's like are they you They think my cup with videos. It's nothing like electronic. It wasn't anything like super high-tech or electronic Okay, it was it was pretty one day so sex toys and they're just like are they like bobble heads? Or do you mean like actual like sex toys? They're not just like brand real questions Steve? Unfortunately, oh

Dude, I'm like head wearing a poinup shirt. It's just Kristie. I'm a bobble head And she's just got her dick No, it's it's like dildo you ever consider buying one of those sex toys where you and your partner from miles and miles away across the country, you can link up and do shit with each other? I do hear the story about that today. Are you, is that what you bring in that up? No.

Okay, I read a lot of stuff because of the podcast. So like one of those products, what's it called? It's a love sense. Did something terrible happen? No, something awesome happened. Someone realized that the app that controls the sex toy activates the microphone on their phone and was recording anytime that they were using

this toy that you can control. So it's like, and the companies come out and said that those audio files never get sent to the internet, they're just local on your phone. But why would you want it? Right. I guess it has to listen because some of them you can do like voice commands for

So it's like listening for voice commands, but I was imagining like a how it's done thing Well, you're like the issue with that too is if it's as bad as serious with recognizing what you're saying accurately That's no good pull out Jumping pick off. All right. That's exactly what I'm out Good God, are you worried that your phone is listening and serving ads to you? Isn't that current worry? Mm. Yeah.

Like how some people will be talking about things and then suddenly they'll see an ad for it. Yeah, I mean, I guess, I feel like you would know, right? Like there was that video that came out last week about supposedly Facebook's listening all the time. But I feel like you would know if you're almost listening, wouldn't you? There's a thing that Mozilla Firefox is doing. I don't know

exactly if it's like an extension or something, but it tells you what each, whatever you purchase a product or use an app, it'll tell you what information it gets. I think I might invest in that because I don't feel like giving out a lot of information. I don't use Firefox. Fun little tidbit. Yeah, that would be Firefox, man, either. Very cool, guys. I wasn't use five folks. Fun little tidbit. Yeah, that's a big part of folks man either. Very cool guys, I wasn't trying to promote five, but it's just a cool thing.

Is that your go-to browser? No, I never use it. So I'm really... Do you use Chrome? Yeah. I found a Chrome extension that will limit Twitter to 140 characters. So you say,

I don't know. Some people say it's like, it'll stop you from making a tweet longer than 140 and it, you never sleep. I can cut. Is there an extension that prevents Bitmoji from showing up in my place? Ah, let's look. Stop Bitmoji. Chrome extension. And with the 280, is it 280? 280 characters? The most annoying thing with that is when people will like troll and they'll just like space, space, space, space, space, space, space, like,

oh, I've seen that so many times, I'm like, that's not funny, don't do that. It's just annoying. So when you have that extension, Gus, does it, do you still see people's 280 character tweets and it just cuts it halfway through? Or do you never see them? It's like a red X.

Have you ever seen a tweet that was originally 280 characters that got cut off halfway and you turned off the extension to go look at that tweet because you thought it was interesting defeating the whole purpose of it. I don't enable that function. I only enable the function to stop myself from doing more than 140. Because you're not responsible enough, Brad. Do you have a lot of vices?

What does that mean? Do you have like a lot of just things you have to control when you're just bitmoji. That's the only one. Ager, bitmoji, the 280 characters. We're up to three now, Gus. We're learning a lot. About you. Why not just wait until the circles, Haugh filled?

Because the circle's not precise. What the fuck is the circle? Why did they get rid of the number? I hate the circle. I mean, it's precise. Haugh is the circle. You can see what it is. Haugh.

Yeah. Why did they do that? So that you could see for visual. Why not the number? Visual learners. The number would be much more like practice. Better. I got lost on the circle.

What circle? There's a circle now that fills up with blue as you're getting to the max character limit, which is completely useless, but aesthetically pleasing, but a number account would be much more practical. And, did it? Oh, it actually doesn't have the number count. No, it's a circle that just fills up with a color,

like a lighter blue. I like it. I like what they are doing. Well, you're a bit of a cock, aren't you? Very cool. You like what they're doing? Verifying Nazis? Yes, because I do.

You were like, you were like, you were like, what's Twitter's doing? Stephen wasn't joking, he meant every word of what he just said. I think that if you're gonna verify anyone, anybody just to verify anybody. Or me. Okay, well, we'll do that, we'll work on that. If anyone from Twitter's watching, get on that. Get on that, and me. Okay, well, we'll do that. We'll work on that. If anyone from Twitter is watching, get on that.

Get on that, and me. There's no point. There's no point. There's no way to go Twitter watching. Twitter will be dead soon anyway. You think so? What's gonna take its place? I don't know.

I feel like Instagram is just like a juggernaut these days. Imagine if Instagram created like a website that was much more like Twitter. They probably would because they have the largest social media following are on Instagram, are they not? was much more like Twitter. They probably would because they have the largest social media following are on Instagram, are they not? Can you buy the Twitter? Biggest Snapchat.

Yeah. Oh, and they already copied Snapchat, right? Yeah, true. So I mean, it wouldn't take much. And it's better. It's so much better. You get more views on Instagram. I think.

Do you use Instagram a lot? Yeah, I do. What do you post? Like, what kind of photos do you post? I post, you know, photos of selfies of myself. I post pictures of the boys, pictures of the girls. Photos of selfies. Photos of selfies only, yes, mostly and only.

And I'll use the live function is really great too. The live function is really great too. The live function is really great too. It's just good. It's an all around like the stories are really easy to use and easy to watch and easy to skip through. Go back. See like more than Snapchat? Easily. It's just good. It's all around, like the stories are really easy to use and easy to watch and easy to skip through, go back. See like more than Snapchat?

Easily. I barely use Snapchat. It's inconvenient. I find it's slower loading. It's like, you feel like you're using an older software as well that just doesn't look as slow as fuck. Right, it is. I don't get that.

Loading someone's little 10 second video is like, all right, all right. Is that what you're doing? That wasn't worth it. No, not at all. I like Instagram stories, but I don't like how all that ads compression lists and loss lists and look supreme for then the people's videos look like compressed crap.

But it also just depend on the phone you're using. Because using an old phone, bad quality, bad compression, bad codec. It's all comes back. It's all coming to the internet. Circle. That ads look damn good on there though. You notice that? I really don't use Instagram. Circle. That's like damn good on that though. You know that.

I really don't use Instagram. Oh, I can't believe it. You should. We learned a lot about critics doing that short film. We did. We didn't realize what a D is it a DCP? Mm-hmm. For like, yeah, for good.

God, that is a bitch. Yeah. It took us like four hours to get that made. And then we were on our way to the premiere. And they told us that it wasn't gonna be done. What you see on a DCP is like the package that you take to the theater and they ingest that into the projector and that's what they show.

Yeah. It's like when you go to the theater and you watch a digital movie and if it's not like analog if it's not a real film, it's a DCP. And to make that DCP, we had to render in some, I think it's H2-6-4, HQ or HQ or 4444, I don't exactly remember, but even that, I had to go online and buy like this $1,000 program because it's, I was on a PC, I wasn't on Mac and Autumn's Mac was just, it's a piece of shit.

So it's like, I had to render it in time for this. And then I had to spend $1,000 on that because for some reason the theater only accepts H264 DCPs or the DCP place only accepts H264. It's like why does why is there any difference for anything like why can't it all just be one have the file until that day? Correct. You're almost delayed. You're screening right? Like you can start late. We had to just play it off of HDMI from modems laptop. Really? Yeah. We paid all that money for the DCP and that program to not even use the DCP we have the DCP know though and Well people were lined up down the street on both sides to go in humble brag into the theater for the premiere

We realized we don't have it at all So we thought we could maybe do like a live show and an interpretation of the movie on stage and that would be the most embarrassing thing But I'm not left the items laptop. I like to, I like to shirt them. Really, thank you guys. It's good. What can people see it? On Rooster Teeth first, that's for sure.

For the Sugar Pines 7 YouTube channel. Yep, I see it right here. If you sign up for Rooster Teeth first, make sure that you keep subscribed after that first month. For at least two. I thought it was, I didn't think you all oh god I don't I don't want to spoil anything in it. No, I won't say it then. Spoiled it. Do it. I didn't think you all would show the monster so clearly in daylight in daylight. I was like wow

It was a recipe to find that. Yeah, we really liked how the makeup team What the work they do. I just thought it was Interesting. Plus we're we're big slasher fans And the movie is like a slasher film, but with a monster instead of a killer. So we just we figured they should have the killer. So I not show you know the monster and no one ever shows like a monster during the daylight.

Didn't you shoot in like just a few days or something? Three days. Yeah. There it was definitely a legal hours. Yeah, like we worked three days straight Like can I even say how long we worked or should I just not? I mean, I well you know what? I pay people over time because I had to open up another credit card true but far too many hours and we should have with Not nearly as many breaks as we should have and

I mean everyone was on board the beauty of it was that we had a team that was all as fired up and like willing to put in the hours as we were So everyone considered a passion project and it like worked out. Yeah. That's this. I like those shoots. So I've done a few shoots where it's like just a bunch of people who all want the same thing, they want it to be great. Yeah.

And instead of having to go by all these rules, it's like, hey, you want to just take like a five minute lunch instead of an hour? It's like, yeah, let's do it. Let's try to pack on. Yeah, otherwise it wouldn't have been able to be done. Yeah. No, absolutely not. No, we still had to cut so many corners. There were like a lot of a lot of things in the plot that just didn't really like add I'm gonna cry. I'm gonna cry. I'm gonna cry. I'm gonna cry. I'm gonna cry. I'm gonna cry.

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I'm gonna cry. I'm gonna cry. I'm gonna cry. I'm gonna cry. I'm gonna cry. I'm gonna cry. I'm gonna cry. cut out in post, but we realized we had a timeframe that we had to meet like a time limit on the video itself. So where it would be worth people seeing it, which we had to hit like 22 or something minutes. I think what was one it was like around 30, 25 to 30. It was already short enough. Yeah. So it's just a when's the next one. Tomorrow. We want to wait a couple months, probably two or three months before we start doing something like that again because that is just a it's a nightmare It's really a nightmare

Most of our creative energy, which we need to allocate entirely to everyday shooting I think no Now did you all like take downtime from your from your normal shooting for that kind of stuff? Like the days really were gone. Yeah, just the days we were gone prep like pre production now. We didn't take any days off for for vlogs or anything, but Have you ever noticed when you work on like a passion project? You go back to the normal day-to-day work and you're not as fulfilled by it. Like you work on something you really want to for so long because I was editing the woods for quite a while. And then I suddenly went back to editing vlogs and it's just, I couldn't do it.

It was just unfulfilling and it felt like I was creatively drained. I had like a weird inverse of that the other day where we had this big like offsite meeting that we have once a year where we go over a lot of stuff. And at the end of the day, I was like, you know, there's really some stuff I'm curious about. So I spent like three days building spreadsheets and charts.

I was like, and I was like, totally into it. I was like, I'm all about this spreadsheet. Like, I don't want to do anything on camera. I don't want to do anything creative. Like, fuck yeah, this spreadsheet. I'm gonna spend eight hours all day today, just like nonstop. And it was like, and then when I'm done, I'm like, yeah, that's really good.

Like, look at all this. I figured all this shit out. I feel this data. And you have the next central crisis. You're just like, and then when I'm done, I'm like, yeah, that's really good. Like, look at all this. I figured all this shit out. I feel the state. I'm like, next to such a crisis, you're just like, no more spreadsheets. I shouldn't know what to do anymore. Maybe do a bar graph. But I feel like it's somewhat similar where you're like, get really into something. Like your headspace is just like, it strikes you just right.

And it's like, that's all you want to do. And then like, when I was done, I was like, well, I got to go edit that video. I'm really not into that right now. Like, Well, for the first while, like the SB7 videos we were making were that I think we just got used to doing it. So now it's not as fresh as it was. So when we got to do something that was so fresh and like bigger scale going back to it, which was like, ah, and then I realized, I could just make the videos we were doing recently, more cinematic. And that would kind of quench my thirst. And is it?

Yeah, definitely. It's fun trying to work out this story. So, so things. Dean Bird on Twitter at sad panda bird is asking, what was the amount of film not used in the final cut of the woods? Myself and a lot of others wished it had been twice as long. Mm.

God, we would need twice the shots that weren't used. Do we, we almost used everything we shot. There was, so we had, we used a C200 for the majority of it and then a small skeleton crew went out and shot other things with the 5D Mark IV. There's just, there's no comparison between the 5D Mark IV and the C200 though. We almost didn't use like the shot of the road kill. We spent like 500 bucks on this road kill. Put it out in the middle of the road. Shot it with a 5D Mark IV and it looked like shit. We still put it in the film because

we were like, I'm not wasting 500 bucks on that. What was shit about it? It's the quality compared to the other camera was just. It doesn't have like the C200, I feel like it shoots, it has sort of an HDR effect where the sky's not as overexposed when you're shooting on the ground and it's just a lot more clear in general. It's like a dynamic range thing. Yeah, and the 5D just, it was so blown out

in the background that the- Yeah, I had to- It's a better sensor overall. So what I did is I just cut before, or cut after it showed all the stuff in the background towards the road I think that's what people always Overlooking is that like they just look at stats like the resolution like oh, it's for can this was for car

Just like that I'm arranged it is what makes shit look way more professional and not shot on a phone and the picture profile like The um these cameras right here have an amazingly flat picture profile if you use it obviously, but like they're incredible I love the what are they like magic ones magic. Yeah, so flat like they immediately like raw look Much more cinematic than like even a five try to get research you to give us a budget to shoot on RE 65 Baby those are so good Holy shit, they're amazing like feel like it's rent you would it would cost $5,000 to rent that in the day So I think our tea can probably afford that right. Well, give you a couple hours We got some fan sims

That'd be cool. Are they in are they in this like area? In this building. Yeah, no, oh, they're in Britain great. No, I hide them England I really like place every week. I'm just kidding. Great Britain Nicholas Cage has them right now He's on a high. We give rentals out. No. I mean, you two. Yeah, we use them all around here all the time. Do you have do you saw the same one that you had from a while ago? Yeah, we got one that's 70 years old and one that's three years old. The one that's seven years old, is that still hold up?

It's breaking a little bit. Really? Yeah runs good for like two hours and then one that's three years old, is that an updated version of that other one? It's the 4K version of the other one. Oh, so it's just expensive. What cameras are used on? Million dollars but. That's the real story of Red. Yeah, the old Scarlet. Epic. Yeah. Are you at the apex? I'm gonna show what sense these. What's the, is it? Yeah, is that a dragon? They went from dragon to the, someone else? I don't know.

That's a modular, I never really know what this is. How do we get a couple dragons from you guys? How do we give those to us? When I went to CES a few years ago, I like how it's a question. When that fan of 4K came out, I stopped by the booth where they were showing them off and like I was there trying to get information

because we knew we wanted to get one. And like nobody there would give me the time of day. They were like, who are you? Like what are you doing? Like yeah, we're looking to, we want to buy a fandom for like make some internet videos. And they were like, what? And it's like literally like sales,

we would just like turn and like walk away. Like no, I'm serious, I'm not wasting your time. Give me the information. How much are those cameras? It's like $100,000, right? They can get pricey. Oh, yeah, I think I think the one we got, the 4K at the time is like 150,

and then it's like 20 for the mags each, and then like 10 for the reader. You could get a Jaguar F type for that, and then crash it. You get Falcon. What's a Falcon? Oh, the bird. Yeah.

You can get a pretty rare Falcon for 100 grams. Let me tell you. The silver came to Falcon, you get a quarter of a Falcon. Potty water, junior. Yeah, they don't mess around. Everything about this camera is expensive because there's one cable that comes with it,

it's ethernet on one, and normally ethernet, and then there's like a Fisher connector that just plugs into a phantom. But because it's a custom cable, it's like, that's 500 bucks. If you use any camera on a film that you that any camera that exists what you use Amira What's that?

That's the Success to the Alexa. All right. Oh the Ari. Oh wow. I thought those are 65 is it a 65 look the the Alexa was just 2k But it was really nice looking sorry that I'm talking about cameras with you guys. Honestly, I haven't, I used to work in the film industry and it was like just when reds were coming in, but then I haven't done that in like six years. So I'm sort of out of date now. Give you better talk, better off talking with like

the guys who actually film shit. I'm up to date on Phantom still, but. Yeah, the Omiroxime stuff. Is it? Sweet. I had to look at is stuff. Is it? Sweet. I had to look it up. What is it? Amira.

AM IRA. And that's their best camera. It looks like it. In my two seconds of Google searching, it looks like it. Of course, I'm sure the comics will prove me wrong. But they're not cameras that people would just buy for online. I think the base package on the Aria Lexa was like 65 grand or something. It's like for a body.

You would probably see a movie in the theaters, so that was shot with a camera like that. Yeah, they shoot Game of Thrones on it. Same with the Alexa, or is that what you're talking about? Yeah, the Alexa was like, Like all of Game of Thrones? I'm not even sure about the last season, but like definitely season one to five.

You can't watch it in 4K, because they didn't shoot it in 4K. They just wanted the dynamic range of the Alexa. I think one of the Guardians of Galaxy was shot in the Alexa as well. Yeah, I think Avengers was as well. Nuts. Hi, man. So did you hear, I was talking about NAV and then we think about Las Vegas. Did you hear that?

Was it AAA launched on autonomous shuttle to drive people up and down the Las Vegas trip? No. What? And then on the first day, it immediately got into a crash. Wow. So it was on the roads. Yeah. Oh. And it was supposed to be like to show off autonomous vehicles and immediately it got

new a wreck. How did it get in the accident? Was it someone else's fault? It was in traffic and it was behind another vehicle and then to the side of it, a big like 18 wheeler with a trailer was backing up. And the car could sense that there was another vehicle coming because it was in traffic. It didn't know what to do. So it tried going forward and then it couldn't get out of the way and then the trailer just backed up right in a way. Okay, so it wasn't its fault though.

Right, but it could have just couldn't have trouble shooting the right. It didn't honk its horn. It didn't do anything to alert. Oh, right. It couldn't have trouble shooting the- Right, it didn't honk its horn. It didn't do anything to alert. Oh. Right, it froze. It should be able to honk its horn, but it didn't think to do it in that situation. Oh no.

Gotta teach them aggression. Right. So it's like immediately- You should yell at it's steering wheel perhaps. Right, just scream at the steering wheel. How far are we from like fully autonomous cars where we don't have to drive anymore? Are we like 10 years from that?

I don't like driving. Not anymore. Are we like 10 years from that? I don't like driving. Not anymore. Also, how far are we from developing a code of ethics for touching robots in weird places? Oh, we talk about this every now and then. Really? Because I'm down to. Because there has to be like,

I mean, maybe there doesn't have to be. I don't know what people are gonna decide in the future, but when AI gets so intelligent, that you just feel like it's a real person who's to stop someone from molesting a robot, you know? And is that molestation because it's just a device? These are the things we think about at SP7. Do you humanize the robot?

When does the device become, like if it's intelligent enough, like it does it have a right of a tone? It's artificial intelligence though, so it's like, you know what I mean? I understand where you're coming from, but is it true it have right. I mean, it's like artificial intelligence though. So it's like, you know what I mean? I understand where you're coming from, but is it true I conscious? Right.

Exactly. I don't know. But it's like, but the, I mean, how can I work this without getting too crass? Like would, okay, this is gonna be really crass. Like, so what about like a dog or an animal, like a pet? You like, you wouldn't do that. Can't take a dog?

No. Like, but it's like, you wouldn't say that do that. Can't take a dog, no? To that, like, but it's like, you wouldn't say that a dog has a soul or a consciousness, right? It's not the thing level is a thing. You can't make a dog. You can't make a dog. I think, could you make a dog? Incorrect, you can make a dog.

Bullshit. Without a dog. With out of a dog. With out of a dog. With out of a dog. With out of a dog. With out of a dog. With out of a dog.

With out of a dog. With out of a dog. With out of a dog. With out of a dog. With out make a dog from a 50 grand? You make a dog from a dog. You can't keep up with a dog. And that's likely not even right. So I feel like if you can make it, then all bets are off. So then you don't care about clones. And it's also about... It's also about something that existed already. A clone is already a set of three. Okay, I see, I see, I see.

But your son had a robot had a whole birth cycle where it went from a baby to an adult, then you would have a problem with it. Because it's still, I don't think would have consciousness, but a dog did. I made a robot. And a robot just came up with an offspring. Yeah, I would feel bad about doing anything to that.

Really? I didn't make, I almost said, I don't want to know that's the robot. Yeah, I mean, if that robot child, like if that robot in the first place was able to have a child, that means it the first place was able to have a child, that means it was programmed to be able to have a child. So that's still something that, you know what I mean?

It wasn't like natural. Yeah, it would have to come up with a child itself for me to have an issue with it. What gave it like a birth cycle? It would have to be programmed to have a child. So therefore, it's just an extension of the original created. Will they have children AI in the future? Well, you would think AI would iterate on itself

and improve itself, right? Like if it doesn't have a physical form, if it's something that exists as software only. It would be doing that every second. Right, it would constantly iterate, improve, and replicate. So I don't think it's like a child necessarily as it is independent copies that continue to improve and iterate on itself.

Oh no, I just meant a specifically child-designed AI for perverts. What do you have, Steve? Oh, what do you have? Where they have like, well, I mean, actually, that already exists, right? Like, have you ever seen that they use this software they call sweetie?

Does it do like a voice that's like, no, stop. Well, to catch child friend or dad. So you'll say it's like this, this 3D renderer. Well, they're two-torming. To catch child predator. Where's my dad? So you'll say, it's like this 3D renderer. Oh, it's like an online thing. Little girl who like, they say that people, like currently people, it's a very manual process where people will run it in order to try to trap child predators, but they're working on iterating it

to where it can go out on its own. And catch predators. That way, because it's like, they're constrained by the number of operators who could run it at one time. Hey, the little child predator catcher. But what if it gets too aggressive and it starts like raking in people who aren't interested? And what if it starts to become a bit of a pedophile itself?

So you saying that should be child robots to wean people off? Kevin, know that it's not what I'm saying at all? No, that's actually what I thought as well. I don't know where the market's gonna go. Who knows? It is the new 20, 50 years, people are-

People are offended by stuff today that wouldn't have been offensive in the 80s or 70s maybe as much. But it's like, will touching a robot eventually say so much about you as a person that we start to see it that way. It's like, oh, you might as well be touching a- I think you don't agree to something a I think even if if in some weird reality

They had children robots that were used to alleviate like the The you know pedophiles then it's still that wouldn't that's not the reason pedophiles or pedophiles It's because of it's a power thing right when it comes down to it I'm for a lot of it probably a power thing, right? When it comes down to it? For a lot of it probably, but I'm just sorry, I was only standing like right at me, I don't know. So I feel like the only one who I'm talking about. There's honestly, there's so much stuff that I can't relate to in any way.

I can't even try and get in the mind of a kiddie fiddler. Because I can't relate to any of it. I just think that's not sexy at all. I don't understand what. I think that like, to some degree, yes, but there's also like, I'm sure a majority of them, they're just genuinely sexually attracted to kids.

And then there's also a power thing. I think there's like probably a mixture of both and that having those to wean them off would kind of also make it a little bit more okay than already is. I don't think that's a good idea. I don't think that's happening. I think that's the long way.

I think that's the behavior. I think it will happen. I just don't think even if it did, it would help. There are't think that's a good idea. I don't think that's happening. I think that's the long-danged behavior. I think that it will happen. I just don't think even if it did, it would help. There are some things that should be cold turkey. Right, that could not be on the table. Singretz, wean yourself off. Kids, stop. Will your sponsors be okay with that?

I'm waiting, I gotta do another ad read and I'm waiting to get somewhere else so we can stay away after this. Can I quickly pee? Is that a thing? You could do it for a few minutes. Why did you pee before this? Oh, the two beers have gone right through me

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I didn't. I missed it this year. I was feeling a little bad on Saturday. Was it cold outside? I was feeling a little bad. I'm gonna explain. I'm gonna keep fucking cutting me off or you want me to explain it.

I'm gonna explain it. I was feeling a little bound Saturday, and then I still have like this residual guilt over the cheese master stuff. Right, I got really drunk two years ago, and like I derailed the whole thing. You came last year, right? I was traveling, I was not playing last year.

You just never got a good one. No, I'll come back, but it's like, I want to get away from that, maybe a little more, and then we'll, I can make a return. I had a bloody good time on it. I say I watched it. It was a, good time on it. So I watched it. It was, it's just so, it's like everyone just goes ape shit. Everyone just loses all their inhibitions so bully.

Can you grab them raising all that money by the way? Yeah, thanks. How much of that gets written off? It's not a write off, we never keep it. It's like everyone who donates writes it off, I guess. Yeah, they write it off. So all of it. Very good.

Um, but yeah, it, they write it off. So all of it. Oh, very good. But yeah, it was, I, it seemed like a big goal. I wasn't sure if, uh, if we'd be able to hit it, but everyone pulled it. It was, it was great energy in the room. There was, like, every point I was there, there were like 50 people in here. And the set was so much bigger this year. It was top. I saw a picture of someone puking into someone's mouth. Oh, that would happen. That was, yeah. No, they were baby birdies. Maybe, buddy. The funniest thing I think I've ever seen in my entire life from research, Ethan, there's, there have been a bunch of things.

It was Blaine getting too drunk during, what was that? Where you got way too drunk and then just, they're just gonna interview with his drunk self. Oh, God. The Meevese is drunk me. Oh, wow. That was so funny.

I'd like to see that. He just, they made a clip. Did you, have you seen it? No, I'd love to see that. It's a blame. They do this show where they get drunk and then they talk to themselves afterwards. So they'll like ask questions and then they'll get drunk and then they'll answer the questions when they're drunk. And blame got to drunk and he just immediately tries to answer questions, throws up everywhere. Oh, that's amazing. Did he know that was going to happen? No, he

just got to, you got to drunk. Yeah. That's so good. I feel like you'd have to get so drunk to make that entertaining so that you're not just like, uh, remember it was a very short video. Are you a good drunk? I imagine you to be a terrible one. Actually, I am always twice as drunk as you think I am. I'm like, like completely normal drunk. I think like you wouldn't even know that I'm drunk when I'm destroyed. Anyways, that's what you think, right? That's what you think, right? And I'm not gonna answer to that question. You need like a camera that way you can see yourself. Have you ever watched, what did you yourself when you're drunk?

I don't know if there is any footage of me actually drunk drunk. You gotta watch it. Truly, but I mean, I've been told so many times that people are like, I didn't even know you're drunk. I'm like, I'm fucking destroyed, yeah. Are you coming to the holiday party this year? When is it in where? Oh no, we're not in here.

Let's not say when and where. Could you cut the address in one time? If you're asking me for that information, I have no idea. I will, I'd probably know because I think I heard that we have to pay for our own flights, so that's not happening. You mean we're not flying you out to party? Yeah! I don't have a damn.

We're doing an LA then, come to LA. I did one, yeah, I went to the full screen one. Let's have our own party, we'll have one in the same night, and we'll see who shows up. Let's meet halfway between LA and... What is exactly halfway between LA and... Missouri. No.

That's not a real place. I just watched Missouri. You got some laughs. So... Jesus. It's gonna be somewhere in Arizona, right? I'm moving. You're seeing me, baby.

Law center. Are you looking up the distance or the halfway mark between LA.A. and Austin? Yeah. I bet it's Missouri. It's not Missouri. It's either Missouri or it's wait, Los Angeles, Austin, it's not Missouri. No, it's not at all.

It's not even in the right direction. It's, okay, so there's Arizona. Nevada. Oh, it's Texas. It's Maine. Maine. It's Maine. Wait, what would it be? Oh, this is going to bump me out. It's canjus city. It's Arizona. It's in Arizona somewhere

I'm sure it's it's like at the Arizona New Mexico border. Mm-hmm. So what's good? That's good. What's good? Let's see we go to Pay for your own flights. Just come the Lord's bird new man. I am Take the budget for your next camera that you're not gonna get Just come to the party. The Lord's Burg New Mexico. I have a family credit card. Take the budget. For your next camera that you're not gonna get and go to the party instead. I don't know if that we could do. I have $300 in my bank account.

Do we not, I don't, okay. Nah, that's the question I wanna ask you, but not on a thing. Just ask me anything, you guys have anything right now? Do it. How much money do you not have? Why do we have, why do what? Ooh, is it like, let's figure it out.

Just open-loaded credit cards to make a thing? No, I had to open a credit card with a big limit so I could pay people over time for the woods. Okay, okay. And then I already had just an incredible amount of debt before that. Anyway. You got a great card though.

Had what? So what was the card? I couldn't really tell from what was left of it. But it was like a deck. It was like a good version of the F-type So you're you like cars. Yeah actually very good. Oh you know, I don't drive do you have a license? No Interesting really other person I know from the UK doesn't drive also Gizzy doesn't drive So you're not a big a car at all. I mean depending on when you live in the UK

You don't have to drive this public transport everywhere. There's public transport everywhere in America. LA definitely not. You never want to take the public transport in LA. Yeah, the public transport. That's public transport here. Just the people are wrong with it. I would drive. I want to make sure I,

I don't want to drive on this visa that I'm on. Why is that? Because I might accidentally break the law and then get deported. You think? If you got into an accident, you could deport it. If I like lost concentration and ran someone over, I'd be, I'd be,

I'd be, Just don't do it. Yeah, because you do one wrong thing when you have a visa like that and you have to go wrong. Yeah, you can have a lot of rights on them. And I want to just prevent risk at all costs. So, I'll be a passenger. As long as I wear a seat belt and don't, you know,

open container that I'm pretty good at. Yeah, yeah. I think it'll be fine honestly. I think it's more of a, I'm sure I would. I worry that wouldn't even, none of those issues would arise. It's just a moment. I mean, I never thought I would crash my car. Well, now look at me.

Fall on. Screw. What was it like in the moment, just the worst ever? So I feel like you've talked about this on a podcast I haven't watched. Just ours, yeah. I flipped a few times and then I was upside down, and then I remember putting my hands down. Eight times to be exact, wasn't it? Eight times flipped?

No, definitely not. It was like, it was a decent amount of times I flipped though. So I ended up upside down, and I put my hands down on the glass, and that's the only reason that I got kind of worried is because I looked at my hands and they were all bloody, and I was like, ah, fuck, something's gone wrong. But I felt fine in the moment, so I unhooked my seatbelt. I was like, oh shit, I'm gonna slide down by the way.

Try to kick out the door to my left completely blocked in. I was like, this is fucking the worst thing ever. Sorry getting claustrophobic. Then I moved the door to my right, or wait, would it be? I moved the other door that I didn't move at first, and it was also blocked in. I was like, ah, this is just getting worse and worse,

this is how I'm gonna die, how fitting. And then I kicked the door open, and I got out. So it felt a lot, have you guys seen Unbreakable? Yes. I just can't imagine the moment where, because I assume if you're living like a slow motion moment where it's like, well, I've lost control here, let me try and correct it. And then to the point where it's like, I can't, I'm gonna let go and I'm gonna put my hands up.

It's like, that must be a scary moment. It didn't feel slow motion at all. It was a very quick thing. Um, I just, it was like, Spark at the, whip, keep, whip, whip. And then that before, but that is just a shocking mess of metal. Yeah, the, it held up, I realized, um, it's a front wheel go.

Uh, it's still going. It's in my driveway. The perpetual motion. The front wheel is disconnected, yeah. Hopefully I can sell some of this. I sat in it for a video and it was just like a remarkable. How like we were not, his little section was relatively, you know, unscathed, like he had a good little area here,

not too much wreckage like pieces of metal sticking out and his eye or anything. I was like, God, this is car. Luckily, I had a good little area here, not too much wreckage like pieces of metal sticking out and it was either anything, I was like, God, this is car, luckily had a roll cage. If it didn't, he would have been. How old is that car? I had a roll over production, like what year is that car? 17.

Oh, cool. Cool. Yeah. I don't know one thing. Cool in some ways, in some way. Yeah, cool in other ways. No, I let it, it did a great job there. I feel like I should tweet at them.

To crash the current year is always preferable, I guess. Yeah, truly, because I mean, imagine if that was like a great job there. I feel like I should tweet at them. To crash the current year is always preferable, I guess. Yeah, truly, because I mean, imagine if that was like a 2004 or something. You should have taken a picture of you straight beside the car like. And I did. And they put like their logo. Yeah, like it's an ad. Pretty good.

Amazing. Ken vouch. Maybe then I wouldn't go bankrupt, who knows? I think he lived. Yeah, me too in some ways. I think about that, right? Do you think that the people who are on the factory line making cars, they ever wonder like, the guys putting the final finishing touches on a car, I wonder what's going to happen

to this car? What's the ultimate fate of this brand new vehicle? I think about that with food a lot, where I had some of the worst, some of the worst unhealthiest food in the UK. I would consider a pot noodle just terrible pot noodle. Yes, like ramen and I even like sound is like powder and shit and you pour in ramen in America, Mr. Noodle and Canada. Yeah, so but there's always like some veg to make it, I guess less not even actual little green pieces of just yeah green pieces in this corn. And I'm always like opening up the thing, that's a pot noodle, yeah, I think great, chicken noodle,

that it's terrible for you, but that delicious. They're so good, I love them too. But I'm always like, wait, does one of the thing, can we pull it back up? Is one of the things say no pots? Like is it very pot? It does. It's like a pot with an egg.

No, pot noodle. Yeah, I mean, you're not putting pot. You don't have to do the can at you just pull it or it. Now, there's always corn in it. And I'm thinking, I just look, I think, when was this corn? Like when was this on the cob? Yeah, it was that, was it this decade?

Cause you know when you kids, like, Ryan, it's almost possible. Guys, we gotta look up how long we can keep corn? Yeah, and it's the same with like, tinned chicken. Like you can actually buy a whole chicken in a can. That's disgusting. Yeah, and dump it out. And entire chicken that's just been deemed deboned.

Is it not getting a bread? I think when was that a chicken walking around? Dehydrated vegetables store well if hermetically sealed in the absence of oxygen, planned on a storage life of eight to 10 years. Like when was that pig growing? Oh, it looks so wrinkled in just the life has been sucked out of it entirely.

Why doesn't that stop us from eating it though? I just can't stop. I am port pot noodles. They're so good. What we have, like, we have versions of a ramen. You don't need to do that. I'm ramen too, but- There's a special flavor to a chicken and mushroom pot noodles. Oh really? Chicken and mushroom.

Yeah, that sounds delightful. I'll give you one. Do you have one here? No, on me, no. But in my house, where's your house? Could you tell me the address in your social security number? Down the right. All right, why don't you bring some for us?

Yeah, I didn't think to bring a lot of pot noodles. Maybe we need to make a little run. I'm too. Is it? I'm terrible for what else do you import? You have like chocolate, English chocolate. Tea. I did. Well, your should see sent me all the tea I'll ever need in the world.

So I didn't need to. Doesn't that go bad after a while though? Not the right. I drink it. Okay. Fair play. Come on. Yes. Let me try to learn how to put milk in my tea. Oh, it's so good.

I put cream in it sometimes even. Or black tea. Is that what you put it in? Black, orange pico with just milk or cream. It's really good. It seemed really disgusting to me. But, uh... Really?

I'm just guessing about it. I had just eaten like coffee. Dairy and hot water? It's basically... Well, like coffee. Yeah, coffee. That's exactly the kind of... Yeah, but that's got beans and stuff. Did you just forget you thought?

It's not just leaves, like tea is just like leaves. Like you put some leaves in your water. So why does it get gross when you go from beans to leaves with milk? From beans. Do you think that was the sorry you read? There's more to it. Like I mean, milk on beans is weird,

but milk on beans is weird. No, milk on beans, you know, actually sounds weirder. Yeah, it does. It's like golden crisp, unbelievable. It's unbelievable. It's unbelievable. It's unbelievable. It's unbelievable. It's unbelievable. It's unbelievable. It's unbelievable. It's unbelievable. It's unbelievable. It's unbelievable.

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You guys smoke before cigarettes no don't know either Maybe if I was drunk once in a while so weird that you just One of eight. Yeah, how did he get it? What it started literally is a bit, my roommate that I lived with in my previous place, he vaped 24-7 and he would talk like a bro. And that's how the kid bro voice came to because I would just with him do it as a bit together

because we make each other laugh. And then I was like, let me hit your vape, let me hit your vape. And then eventually he's like, I have an extra one, I was like, kind of buy it off you. He was like, yeah, for sure. And then I started doing it ironically for the videos entirely. Like it was really stupid and funny. And then we just kept doing it and then I always for sure. And then I started doing it ironically for the videos entirely. Like it was really stupid and funny.

And then we just kept doing it. And then I always had it. And then Steve would do it. And then he got one. And then James got one. And now everybody's vaping. It's just literally the whole laws of addiction. Truly, yeah.

Nicotine turns out it's really addictive. But I still think I got a company that he has no run to something. Who knew? Guys, I think Nicika T might be addictive. The only issue that we are facing currently is if we've made too much, I think it could lead to popcorn long and we do vape too much.

What is popcorn long? Tell me about that. For your lung fills with fluid and you have to get it drained. And then maybe it becomes a chronic issue. Maybe it doesn't. It's just a risk that we're trying to take right now. That doesn't have a cigarette, so weed or anything. True. Why do they call it popcorn long?

I don't think it's called popcorn lung. It's something, popcorn lung, something else. I think this is like, what else is it? Is it something else? Or is it popcorn lung? For the, I think it's popcorn lung, absolutely it is. I don't know why it's called popcorn lung, but. When you Google that, don't look at images.

Yeah, that would be gross. It sometimes caused by breathing in a chemical used to flavor microwave popcorn. Oh, so it's not popcorn. But maybe that chemical's also used in vape. Could be. Is it a glycerin, a vegetable glycerin perhaps? Or a, what if you just, so it's not popcorn. But maybe that chemical's also used in vape. Could be. Is it a glycerin, a vegetable glycerin perhaps, or a white juice?

I'm loading it, that was just the summary. Chug-a-load of vape juice. You would probably have a nicotine overdose and wind up with nicotine poisoning. Oh, there is a thing. And now you know. I tried it, nothing happened. So educational.

You tried it. That was a lie, Gavin, I was trying to make my life sound a lot cooler for you. Because I really, I like that Because I had a very cool life. Diaspora. And it's used in many electronic cigarette flavors. E-cigarette. Oh, flavors, yeah.

Okay, so it could be or could not be in. So why don't we just not get vape juice with that in it? It probably doesn't exist and probably is used in all vape liquids that would assume. And that's a simple answer. And there you go. We're going to get popcorn along. Do you guys have any addictions?

But it'll be delicious. I don't think I have a simple answer. And there you go, we're gonna get popcorn along. Do you guys have any addictions? But it'll be delicious. I'm not doing it. I don't think I have a very addictive, I don't know. I'd like a drunk booze a lot. I've never thought, man, I could do it with a beer. Well, that's how I feel about vaping, actually. I have not made for several days because I just didn't, left it somewhere and didn't have it.

I didn't think about it until I saw it again. I went, oh yeah, I like vaping, so I continue to vape. I don't vape because I needed I feel an urge for it. I just, if it's there, I'll do it, because I like it. Yeah. I've certainly never had a craving for anything to be like, I just need to get this right now. Not chocolate or anything like that?

Really, no food cravings ever. Your true tea. I might sometimes feel like, oh yeah, I could do with that. I'm never gonna go out and get it. Really, you've never been like Jones and for some dirty, cheeseburger, not enough. So cheeseburger dipped in shit. I'll just see something else, maybe like a urine filled sock.

But that doesn't cut it when you want something, so you just really, really don't have it a dick at the time. Sounds like you have a life that hasn't come from trauma. Uh, I would say a secure. Definitely, you have something you don't want to talk about. Don't you get mad at something you don't want to talk about, have nothing to talk about. Everything went you have something you don't want to talk about? I have nothing to talk about. Everything went great.

How's your childhood? Who hurt you? My childhood is fine. Who didn't hurt you? Who should have? Maybe an uncle? A great uncle? All right, well, I can get in touch with them.

I think I drink too much. I actually went last week. I didn't drink for a week to see if I could make it. How often do you drink? Then what's too much? There is no too much and I drink every day. Every day? Wow. Yeah. I couldn't, I didn't picture that actually with you.

Yeah. See, are you drunk right now? But do you get drunk or do you just have a couple of beer? Because that's very different. I don't, I don't think I get drunk. Okay. Well, you're drunk then. If you don't know where you are, you're like, like you said, like I hold it together. You're like, wow, I didn't know you're wasted. Yeah, true.

Yeah. But I knew I was wasted. I got miles slaps to me in the stomach and I've tried to vomit into a milk crate. I passed out and make it on the floor, wake up in a pool of mountains, sweat vomit and come and still didn't know if I was drunk or not, but I'll figure out one of these days.

I think I got speaking of which, I think I got roofied once by accident. By accident? You roofied yourself? That's usually how they happen. Like, I think I got roofed once by accident. By accident? You roofed yourself? That's usually how they happen. Like I was out with a friend of mine and we were at a bar downtown. And I wasn't out very late. Like we just, I just had like two beers at the bar and I went home, and this was years

ago and I started like a launch world of war cuts. Like I'm gonna play some world of war craft. Fuck yeah. Do you play Gildworth's too real quick? What's that? Gildworth's too. I never did. All right, continue. Then, uh, the next thing I knew. What's that? Go worst. I never did all right continue then Next thing I knew I woke up the next morning and I was like laying face down in my bathroom naked

I was like what the fuck happened. Well, there is blackout drunk, but it was two beers Oh, you were absolutely roofied every right and I didn't keep drinking both beers had roofies Yeah, I sat down to play a video game luckily I was at home And then I woke up feel like at a bar. I don't know if it's sweet soul I don't know if it's sweet soul. I don't know if it was if I took someone else's beer or what was going on. Did you take someone else's beer? I took what was given to me. Wow. Who are you with at the time? A good friend I've known for a long time. He or she. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He. He certain places? I was fine. Totally okay. Well it's funny because Steve, every time we go out he reviews himself his own drink. Just to add up a nut. Then you're a cheap drunk. You don't need a drink very much.

He reviews himself and comes on to me. Oops. Jesus. Yeah I mean it never happens to me. I've certainly got surprisingly drunk off a little alcohol before, but I think that's just, depends on how much you ate or how tired you are. Definitely, same big fact. Couple beer and you're like, wow, I'm too drunk right now. Yeah, to the point where everyone's like, how, you know, did you drink before we went out? And people were like, you had two beers, dude.

And they're like, okay, get off my back. They were drunk. They were tall boys. Yeah, they were tall boys. That's one and a half. The half towel. They're big. Do you guys often take bathroom breaks on this podcast?

No. Oh, do you need a period of time? No, I don't. We're about to wrap up here in a couple of minutes, so you're good. One last thing I wanted to bring up before we go. I remember that app musically. Yeah. Did you see?

Oh, people like lip sync to crap. Right. Do you see it's sold today? For a billion? For a billion a billion dollar what that was a guess A billion dollar I don't understand it was a billion It's the estimates between 800 million and one billion dollars Do they have a lot of stipulation where if they reach a certain goal then they get another billion or is it just flat out a billion I saw was that flat out a billion do you want to know why though?

I mean, it's pretty obvious if you've seen like how large People get how quickly these kids get and like young teenagers get on musically they get like 22 million followers all of them every That's Christ. It's insane for literally just going They also said those They're engaged to my followers their engagement peaks last summer like it's been downhill since like last summer They they don't have as many people. I actually, I haven't heard the name mentioned in months. Right.

Those were the most popular minds, right? When people would lip sync to songs anyway. So then they just made a whole app about that. What a weird business model. And now they're doing it with animojis, right? Like you see that? These like got big sex appeal to it. Like everyone's trying to be hot musically.

Like it's not funny. But you said it was kids. Well that's what I mean. They're still trying to be like the teenagers and everything. They're trying to be hot on musically, like it's not funny. But you said it was kids. Well, that's what I mean. They're still trying to be like the teenagers and everything. They're trying to be dancing and being sexy so that all these other younger kids follow them on it. Soon it'll be robots doing it. Yeah, it will be.

They'll be doing the robot. Sexually. Is it too much reception? The robot doing the robot. Yeah. And robots that are toils on the robot. Do you think a robot would be offended? We don't move like that.

There's a highly offended. That is really racist. Robo is scary. Robo's too the company. We'll get to that point in the future. Has a robot ever sold something? What is that? Like has a robot ever come up with something

that's sold for human money? No. Like a robot developed something? No, I said no, because I don't know. Like robot made cars, right? Like there's robots on car factory. Yeah, but robot didn't come up with a car. No, there's a robot that had an idea with AI, I have a painted and sold it. That has to have happened, right? So does a robot have a bank account? I don't think a robot can have a bank account. Well, don't

just do it. Whoever made the robot. I know. It's the bank, it's not me. Fair enough. If it was me, I would totally open up the account. I bet the first robot-friendly bank will sell for a billion dollars. Easily. Or billion bitcoins or whatever it is. Robots will be the middle class and all the humans will be just be pilgrims. Bitcoin?

Bitcoin? I bought a Bitcoin this year, actually. I bought one in July. A Bitcoin? Yeah, it was like 2,500 bucks. Oh, it's worth way more than that. Now it's like 7,000, 7,000, 8,000. Jesus. My, it's worse than that. Wait more than that. That was seven, seven, seven, eight, eight, eight, eight. My dad minds them.

He's got like the Bitcoin miners, you know what I mean, you guys familiar with how you get it. Yeah. So he's got like a whole like six of them in the, in his basement that are basically just GPUs, like really strong GPUs. Is that even profitable though at this point? Not anymore.

I mean, you have to, there are the top of the line ones are always profitable, but you have to still invest now like five grand and then you'll start making money after you make that back, but his models aren't. And so, you know, they're profitable for a little bit and then they just become obsolete. Yeah, at what point does it cost more electricity than you're earning off of your money?

In Canada, it's cold, so my dad would actually use them as heating because they were pretty so much heat for the basement. For the genius. Bottom floor, he would use that to heat the bottom floor. You know, on the floor heating is mining you money. Literally. That's great, very little.

But it was more so about like having it and saving it until it got to this point, but I think he got to impatient and he probably told me to do it. I think of it myself for a while to get one because it's like the most money I've ever spent on like a nothing, like you don't get it. But he think of it as like just like a kind of weird bank account

and it's not really spending it. Truly. You just have to hope that it goes out to you. I mean like 300 bucks on Bitcoin, like day trading, I would go on like a, it's called BTC, one of them and you literally just buy cell one all that. Still like in the same day. Yeah, you literally buy low cell high,

you know, profit margins are and I did that like three, four trades a day of making money over like a month I made like 300 bucks. Yeah, I guess I didn't have that speed. Like if I, when I bought it was like two days later that I had it, it's really cool because you feel like you're in the wolf of Wall Street like, buy by sale sale.

I just made three dollars. They never run into the bank, baby. And then I got bored and didn't have enough time. But I think what a lot of people are doing now is they're just seeing it going up. And they're like, man, I should have bought it when it was 2000. Yeah. It's like, yeah, but when it was 2000, it was just like 700, like a few weeks before us. It's like, should you buy a now is 7,000?

Right. Where do you think the top is? You also don't have to buy a whole thing. You can just buy like $30. $30 for a Bitcoin. Isn't right now the peak of where it's going to be at pretty much? I think now is like the most of where it's not ever been. But it's like, who knows?

But it's reached seven or so before. No, not even close, not seven. I had a Uber driver explain to me Bitcoin for over an hour when I was driving back to LA. I was blackout drunk so I didn't hear where he said. It started off extremely low like any alt coin and then it went up to like a couple thousand and then it went down. And there are other coins, right?

And there's like, oh, like coins or something? Millions, they're just called alt coins. And they're all on the year, it starts by like a thousand. They do alt right coins? Absolutely. I feel like I have Joel here here to tell a slower one dumb. All right, well, we need to wrap up. Before we go, I just want to remind everyone

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