Rooster Teeth Podcast - Is the Moon Deeper than the Ocean? - #554

Episode Date: July 23, 2019

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Hey, everyone. Welcome to Rooster Teeth Podcast. This week brought to you by me undies hymns and square space I'm Gus. I'm Gavin Blane is drinking and I'm burning I'm also Gus, you know, I know I expected Blane. We never go through that. Yeah, every time I'm just gonna work out on that. No, it was fine. So I Had someone spill entire bottle of water. I mean yesterday really yeah Did you person? No, no, it was a stranger on a plane.

So I'm sitting on the plane, right? The fly attendant comes by, she's asking whatever wants to drink. She gets to me and I look up to talk to her and I see there's a drop of water on the thing above me. And I look at it and she sees me looking at it, and she says, oh, that's condensation. I go, yeah, I know.

And I go to wipe it away before it drips on me. And as soon as I touch it, this torrent of water pours down my arm and then like all into my lap and my cross. So it's just hell but it's just being held. My service tension and I touched it. And it all just came pouring down. Like I jump up out on my seat and the fly

10 looks at me goes, that's not condensation. I go, yeah, I know. So then we have to like open up. You're like the guy who knows everything. We have to open up the over and over and over. And it's just like a lake in there. There's just water on all the care. On all the water, like in all the,

all the bond, the whole compartment just filled with water. That's not so good. So like fuck. So then, you know, I pull my bag out and then, you know, the flight attendant and I are pulling everyone's bags out and we're like, we're, I'm helping hurt clean the whole thing. We're, we're stopping up all this water and I'm going through asking everyone,

I can see, it looks like all the water's coming from that backpack right there. So I go to that backpack and the guy under it and I go, is that your backpack right above you? He goes, no. I go, the backpack right above you, that's not yours. He goes, I go, no. Is that anybody's backpack?

Nobody. Okay. You look at gladiator like challenging me. No, you're like, you would do that though. You would leave your backpack on that plane. If it was you, that backpacks a loss. Yeah, no, we pulled every, get him a beer. Lincoln, him your, no.

We pulled everyone's bags out. Okay, yeah. No, but everyone's like, no, we don't have water in our bag. Then finally that guy who asked, is that your bag? He grabs that backpack that he says wasn't his. And I go, oh, that is your bag? He goes, yeah, I got a water bottle in there. And there was like a water bottle like that one

that you're drinking out of just like, oh, wow. Not even like a real water bottle, but like it's something that he, he had like a one liter of water. Right. And he had he pulls it out of his bag. And it's like, it's got like a tiny little bit of water left

in it. And I'm wearing the rest of it. And I go, oh, so it was you. And he goes, yeah. And then he turns to the people behind him, not me, it goes, yeah. And then he turns to the people behind him, not me. That was two rows behind him. He turns to people behind him. While I'm there, he goes to them, sorry. And I'm like, why would he apologize to people who want to fight? You people who were unaffected at all. And I'm wearing a liter of water of his.

Well, I thought you were an official since you were leading this investigation. Yeah. Yeah. So the whole rest of the flight, the flight attendant gave me a blanket. She's like, here, that's the way if it keeps dripping on you, it won't, yeah. So the whole rest of the flight, the flight attendant gave me a blanket. She's like, here, this is the way if it keeps dripping on you, it won't hit you. And the whole rest of the flight, it was just like, you can't even drip. Drill it, drip on me, and it's like, I have a fucking soggy blanket.

That's how I know it. What cross the whole floor here? You find the guy and what? I just wanna know what it was. Oh, you just wanna know it wasn't like. Right, like that it wasn't something else. And then one of the people, one of the other people who was sitting there

was like, smells like wine to me. I'm like, it's not wine, dude. It's water Well, you know what water the money wonder what it is so unhelpful But I wanted to know who's it was I was saying to to water bottle Do you have water to find out who the fuck it was? So what you want to know who's it was or what it was both okay? Wine I knew it wasn't wine. You know there's a million other liquid that could have been but you guys are in a Quisition on me now Why I just got water? I knew it wasn't wine. It was a million other liquids that could have been. But the light is there any acquisition on me now?

When I just got water still on me. You asked the question, what is this? The guy makes you go, he's like, do you stop fucking wine? He's like, what the hell is the guy? What is this? I didn't ask him what it was. He said it smelled like wine, unprompted. Maybe you smell like wine, once you get wet. So there's someone different.

Said it smelled like wine. Right, some other person on the other side. Some other party. Guys, the first class smell like wine right some other like person on the Understock party guys the first class smells like wine he takes a sip of wine That lucked the idea of being covered in wine and you like Hmm smells like wine. Oh, that's what that's what I never know the wine smells like It was yeah, it was not a comfortable flight on these flights. Did you have any delays or any? I did have a delay. What's going on? So I connected it was it was terrible. So I connected in Houston that I got I got

Drenched from San Diego to Houston. Then I had to find him Houston. He I was in the airport in Houston. Glad it happened. They started boarding the flight from Houston, Austin. I got on I was one of the first people aboard us in group one got in got to my row the exit row sat down and then looked back It's like there's nobody else boarding behind me. So they were like six people on the plane and nobody else was getting on. Free plane. And the flight attendant comes on and says, we have a mechanical issue with the plane. We stopped boarding for now, you can need to stay on the plane or get off.

And I said, I'm going to stay on. So then after about 30 minutes, the captain comes on, the intercom, and he says, we've got a slight mechanical problem with the plane, the engine cover isn't closing all the way. Well, what do you need that for? He said, it doesn't seem like a big deal, but if wind gets under there, it may come off. So we're trying to get an engineer on the phone

to find out what's a big deal. Like, not be the one to close your, it's a pretty big deal. You're hooting your car. So we're trying to get an engineer on the phone to determine what the tolerance is and if we can legally take off or not. Mm-hmm. And was like the colors for wind

We're like that. I mean, but to be fair Houston Austin you're just going Oh, right. Yeah, I like the idea of a wing being off is like it may not seem important But the plane can't fly straight with one wing. I like like really important if the engine's not covered I like the feeling the blame doesn't think the wind starts until it gets decreasing up. Like climbing up to 35,000 feet isn't gonna generate an enormous amount of wind that goes up at 400, 500 miles an hour or anything.

What's it, yeah. Just like climbing it with as much power as you possibly can. What is take off speed? 200, I think. 200, it depends on the plane. It depends on the plane. but like I always in my head We got to get the plane up to 180 to take off from the ground

That's what I'm always thinking why in your head. I think I know because I've got to do something when I'm taking off I can't use my fucking phone so in your head there you can put like a speedo where you're guessing Speedo spin on it. I know what he meant I'm dressed with speedo. I'm in the airplane. How's it do when you get on a plane? And I'm just counting off numbers. Chris Evans in the chat said, do you think that the guy was saying...

That's not something like you said. You smell like you're like, you said, it smells like it's wine. Do you think you was saying you were whining? No. Like he's making jokes. It's common. Oh, that would have been...

That's interesting. Oh, no, because then there could have been another fucking problem. Do you think everybody on that plane hated Gus? I don't hate people that do that kind of stuff. It's like entertainment. It's people watching. So I'm just like, I'm not involved.

This I'm just gonna enjoy it. Dude, I would have been like, I got fucking water dumped on me. If somebody ever opens the overhead bin and then starts asking other people, is this your baggage or your bag? I never, I'm never gonna say yes. What?

Because the answer to that is, can I move your bag? That's always gonna be the thing. But then if nobody says yes, then they just smush it. That is the only time I've ever almost gotten in a fight on the airplane. A guy was trying to like smash a hard side in suitcase in where I thought more of my bag was and I have a laptop in my bag

and I just started screaming at the guy. I'm like, what the fuck are you doing? I got a laptop in my bag, it's up there. And then he was very apologetic. And he had a flight attendant head to come over and I was like, yeah, we're gonna get fucking turned off the plane, I'm so sorry. So, but turn out, it was okay, my laptop didn't get smashed.

And it wasn't your bag. No, no, it wasn't your bag there. It was, it was. I can't say for certain, because it was like, I'm underneath it. Looking out, I don't know can't say for certain, because it was like, I'm underneath it. Looking out, I don't know if he's exactly around. It's the exact same, but it was like in the spot where I thought it was fresh.

But I do remember this one lady, she got to, she boarded like, last on the plane. And she held up the whole plane because she was sitting at the end of her row. Trying to lodge shit in. No, she opened the bin, she goes, who's bags of these? Are these your bags?

And they're like, no, my bags are like right there, right there, my bags are right there. She she goes, who's bags are these? Are these your bags? No, my bags are right there, right there, my bags are right there. She's questioning who's bags. She goes, this is my row, this is my space. And it's like, that's not the way that works. Everybody in the plane was like, you don't know who you're talking about. But she wouldn't sit down.

And she was gonna find the person whose bag was like in her row and remove it, because they had to put it in their space. I don't know what I would do in that situation. If some woman just took my bag down and put her back space. I don't know what I would do in that situation. If some woman just took my bag down and put her back there, I don't know what I would do. I would just be listening to my iPod. Like I always am.

I just wouldn't need a wooden doll. There are people who are paid to handle this. And I'm not saying that like, oh, she'd hear it from me. I literally don't know what I would do. Would I just take it, shove it under my seat, and be like, man, that's like, I probably won't have to off. I'm down to the point where I just like I'm carrying a backpack for my next trip that I'm gone

I can't be on the post-ship today by the way. I stop fly. I'm impressed by that. It's a bad time to fly I just stop flying. Yeah, just give it up. You're driving everywhere now. You're walking catapult catapult everywhere I yeah, I just said no to every single trip in July and June. Nice. And just because I'm gonna get delayed and spend and just waste days in my life in an airport. So I'll wait for that to figure it all out. Figure it out.

Weather's weird. Then get back in the air. Jure was going on this week. And what, the heat wave? Tomorrow? Yeah, the heat wave that's attacking the rest of the country. Mimal and Austin, we had like our third-degree day, which for us is not bad at all.

Two-thirds of the way through the summer at this point. Standard weather. Guess what, we've got in two days. We have a low of 65 degrees in two days. That crazy? That sounds awesome. That's pretty good. I see you typing and then you can see it.

I'm really curious. Everybody, look it up. The weather was awesome and it's 10-digble by the way. Of course, I'm sure that low is gonna be at night, but still 65 fucking degrees. It's pretty beautiful. And essentially the beginning of August. Where we are. End of July.

I'll take it. That's like hoodie weather. Yeah, hoodie weather, man. Just go out in the middle of the night. Get your hoodie ready. Just so you can go out at like 4 a.m. Ah, now I recommend you go to. I did this with JD one time.

You can get there's a website you can go to. We just look at the ISS, put it in your zip code, and it'll tell you when it's gonna fly over you. It's actually really pretty cool. Whenever you see it through a telescope, it's just go, you can see without a telescope, it looks like a star basically, but it moves a lot faster.

Once you spot it, then it's like, oh, there it is. There's like dudes up there too, right? There are dudes in the space station. That is correct. There are dudes there. Well, no, it's crazy. It's like, that's probably the dudes in the space station. That is correct. There are dudes there. Well, though, it's crazy. It's like, that's probably the furthest away you're going to see a dude.

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. I didn't intend to sound that dumb. It's not that far. It's pretty far. It's far, it's far, it's farther than all the planes. I mean, yeah, you, aside from the time we're on the moon, it's, yeah, far, far, it's the first way you can see a dude. So we just had the firti, the firtiest.

Firtiest. We said the 50th anniversary of the moon landing. What mission was that? Do you remember? Paul 11. There you go, buddy. And I should remember this, buddy, you know, no, his name is Charlie. He was the guy, is the Charlie Chapman?

No, what's the name of the guy who's in the, uh, Kaufman. What's the name of the guy who's in the control unit when they all went down the lander? I'm the chocolate factory. So it's... Michael Collins. Michael Collins was in a trouble. So it's not Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin.

Phil Collins. Yeah, it's the other guy. Yeah. And he was... But guys name nobody remembers. Well, you know, we also determined, and this is probably, I don't know if it's because of science or whatever, that Neil Armstrong was the most famous person

we could think of that nobody could tell you what he looked like. He died since we had that conversation, so you could then, like there were a lot of obituary photos run of Neil Armstrong when you died, but none of us at the time could tell you, I don't have no idea what Neil Armstrong looks like. Probably one of the most famous people in history,

and I couldn't tell you what it looked like. I feel like a new, I know what a suit look like. Is this a space suit? The white one? Yeah. in history. Yeah, and I couldn't tell you what it was. I feel like I knew. I know what a suit look like. This is a space suit. The white one. Yeah. The reflective visor. I feel like I know that it looked like pretty well. Just think when they looked at the moon that night, that was the furthest away that a dude was that he would have ever seen. It's crazy, dude. But that guy, Michael Collins, you said? Okay, Mike. When he let what. When he let, what's that? Oh, Mike's name's after him. He named his Collins?

No. So, when he let them go in the lunar lander and they went down in that module, the alarm strong and Buzz Aldrin, he was the person who's been the furthest away from anyone else ever, any other human. Right, then he take that photo of like the moon and the foreground and the earth and the background. Correct. this to weigh from anyone else ever. Any other human. Right, then he take that photo of like the moon

and the foreground and the earth and the background. Correct. And it's like he took a photo that encompasses all of humanity except for himself. Yeah, it's dude. That's pretty cool. I just took a picture with a 360 camera. It's all done.

Everyone's in that. Not the people who died on the moon. Oh, he's right. Eventually, I mean, I guess the plane is, it doesn't go 360. and down just goes around, right? We'll just turn on the side then. But you didn't, so you didn't get it. Try, what do I look next time?

So how did you show that photo? So it's the moon, deeper than the ocean. Go ahead. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Yeah. Seven miles, dude. That's nothing. Seven miles is like the deepest we get in the ocean. Go ahead. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Yeah. Seven miles, dude. That's nothing. Seven miles is like the deepest we get in the ocean, right? Wait, wait, wait, what's free frame the question? I'm very, free frame the question. The freeze frame, it was a very strange friendship. Seven miles about seven miles, I think. Seven miles. How many miles above the moon was Phil Collins? He was

How many miles above the moon was Phil Collins? He was... Colin Pertle, he was a... That was the question. What I'm saying. Once he went around the moon, because he dropped them off, and then he went around the other side. So he was further away, seven miles.

The more that one I think. The orbit height was 31 miles. Okay. And so what I was saying is, is that no one's ever been that deep in the ocean because then they would have been the most remote person. Well, in a plane you're... But the moon's further away than 7 miles away.

Yeah, that's right. But there were people on the right when he was there. No, but what I'm saying is if you're 31 miles away from someone else and that someone at the bottom of the ocean is 32 miles away from all people, he's the most remote person. Okay, I see. I see. Wait, how deep is the ocean is 32 miles away from all people. He's the most remote person. Suck it. Okay, I see, I see. Wait, how deep is the ocean?

Seven. Miles. God. God. Are you on this show? Oh, my neck really hurts. Oh, look at her. Maryanna's trench.

She's the point on earth, right? Maryanna's trench? Well, deepest. Jim Cameron went down there. Everyone freaked out on Reddit that James Cameron put out the photo or the tradition where the number one box office movie, when it surpassed that person,

well usually the director puts out a thing that shows like passing off the baton. So like Star Wars had a lightsaber hanging in over to the Infinity Gauntlet at one point. Sorry. Yeah, that was it. But the one I always think of is when. When point eight, three miles.

What's that? Six point eight three miles. Fucking hell. I ran it up. What's the impressive? That's what they rounded up. You know, I got it right. It's a acceptable margin of error when you're going down to the bottom. Lo is point on earth. Actually, if you think about it, you go higher in a plane. Sometimes. Yeah, that's the farthest dude. Yeah, but you never like 38,000 feet on your own. Correct. What is?

He's right, I haven't been. I don't know if you're like a Boeing test pilot. Well, don't they fly with two captains over two pilots? I'm sure somebody has flown a solo flight. Like a sort like an Air Force flight that just had one man in it go really high. You two planes flew high and we had one person in them. So Gavin, let's say there's two people

who I wouldn't want to look in for. Would there be a person by themselves? You two, right? Possibly. Also, there's the people in the ISS. But there's no, there's no, if a one person on that, you don't know that. Has there ever been one man on the ISS?

Gavin, please, one dude. Sorry. The, you know, I really doubt Gavin. Why is it 70,000 feet or flu at 70,000 feet? But that's still a crew, he said. I think it's one. So Gavin, by your logic, are there people at the bottom of the Mariana's trench by themselves hanging out?

Well, maybe someone was in one of those little subs. You're just making up bullshitting like the rest of us at this point. Well, I'm saying, it doesn't even matter anyway, because it's only seven of me is seven of me. It doesn't matter. Now that you've just proved the thing he's been arguing for the past fucking five minutes, it doesn't even matter anyway, because it's only seven me seven. Yeah, it doesn't matter. Now that you've just proved the thing he's been arguing for the past fucking five minutes, it doesn't matter.

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I did it. I got through it. Hi, so they, oops, I'm like the guy in your plane, guess. I spilled on my phone. I spilled on my phone. I'm fine. You're supposed to want to prove.

I got that little Wayne. What's the guy? Got that little Wayne? What's the commercial where he spills the, is it a little Wayne little John? Who is it? What are you talking about? You know the commercial where they paid him a bunch of money to a spill champagne on his waterproof phone? Oh, I think it was a little John who is it? We're talking about you know the commercial where they paid him a bunch of money to

Little campaign on his waterproof phone. Oh, they was a little John wasn't it? Yeah, okay. There you go That's what I'm right. You said the wrong name. Don't fucking get me. I just said was a little winner little John Little wimpers, and that's when I got confused You're confused to begin with what are you gonna do? I'm being I'm being guess far away from it avatar So people on reddit were pitching a fit because James Cameron put out the photo of, it was really cool. It was Iron Man with all the little things from Avatar

that float onto Jixuli. You know, it was Iron Man with those floating on them and saying congratulations. That's cool. But he signed it Jim Cameron. And everyone was like Jim Cameron. That's, are we supposed to call him Jim now? Is that it?

Is that him be cool Jim loads of times? Yeah, he did. Isn't that his Twitter handle? Isn't it Jim Cameron? I don't know. I had a teacher at UT who was into he was teaching a 3D course. It was a course specifically about 3D movie making and James Cameron's like a huge proponent for 3D filmmaking and high frame rates, which seems to have died. Yeah, so well he knew James Cameron super well. They're on first term named basis or whatever. He called him Jim all the time. So Jim Cameron doesn't see. Yeah, he called him Jim. Jim, earthworm Jim.

It's an acceptable nickname for James. Speaking of your watered on story, I got shit on during a date, but by a bird. Oh, so high. So we go to a coffee shop and she wants to say, I think I have a cool, different story. So we look up and there's a bird that was just like

hanging on this tree branch right above us. Hanging? Or just standing, I guess. And she kept looking at it and was like, oh, I'll get rid of this guy. So I went over to the tree, shook the tree, and he flies away. And I was sitting down and was like, oh, really?

And I was like, where was I? And she's got a fucking nailed. And I felt something hit me in the head and I was like, oh God, and she the way, it flies away. And I was sitting down and I was like, oh, really, where was I? And she's got a fucking nailed. And I felt something hit me in the head. And I was like, oh, God. And she's like, what? And I was like, I think I just got shit on it. And then I looked in, it was just like this watery, green mess.

And I was like, I just got shit on by that bird. And she was like, and I was like, it's okay. It's okay, I'm gonna go clean it off. So I went and got some macons and cleaned it off. And sat down and was like, well, some countries, that's good luck. It is, but it doesn go clean it off. So I like went and got some macons and clean it off and sat down and was like, well, some countries, that's good luck. It is, but it doesn't feel like it.

It's supposed to be good. Well, they say it's good luck because the person feels terrible when they get shit on. She also got stung by a bee on the same date. What the fuck, we guys, they're doing. This is a great first date. Well, you know what? No, no, we're at a coffee shop near the water.

The water. The joke that I was, that I should have made was like, hey, our parents should have told us about the birds and the bees. Oh you thought of that later. Yeah, I was like fuck Fuck And then she would have said this is very serious when you give me to hospital immediately Reaction three minutes to live okay, she starts swelling up wife when you got shit on you went off to clean it And when you came back she was gone Were you worried? Oh, no, that's just like oh, well Have you sheet yourself on a date with Meg wasn't one of your first dates? I'm I'm a mr. I wasn't one of the yeah early there. Yeah, shut myself

I told her that was a big deal to her that you told her I felt like honesty was the best move I was gone a while, bidding my underwear. Oh God. Bending it, man. And you think every, like there's one pair of just shabby underwear in every trash can in every restroom. Like someone here must have shot themselves

and throw the weather under a hit and no one ever knew about it. Like here at work? Yeah. Yeah. I mean on work? Yeah. Yeah. I don't even know. I mean, that's right, like stage five. Typically, it's a lot of people coming through here.

Could I ever shit themselves? Yeah. No. But everyone has shit inside. I don't think he was gonna fess up to that, guys. Can I ask you a question, too, because his thing about like being attacked by nature made me remember last week,

you were talking about that you were going to, or you would just started eating plant-based or alternative meat. And I asked you, why is that? Because I was curious, like, what made you make that switch to morally? And he said it was for climate change reasons. It was the main, I was wondering what are the main motivations.

So we talked about that. And I said, I think that's gonna be a lot of, the big part of the reason why more and more people do that is whatever. Man, I had forgotten, I'm curious why this is. When you bring up anything that's like an environmental issue, people just get angry, they get mad about it. Like, I had people writing me all the time going,

well, I'm never gonna give up meat, you can't make me give up meat. It's like, no, I was talking to you. Nobody is like telling you to give up meat. It's just like, people get fucking furious when it comes to environmental stuff and I don't know why. Yeah.

Or the one that gets me is, we don't know if that's the case or why bother doing anything. Yeah. Or it's like, that's not gonna fix it, I'm just talking generally. That's not gonna fix the problem it's an entirety of the why bother.

And it's saying, it's not even so much like when you, like you tell people they should do that. It's like saying, this is what I'm doing. They get mad We'll talk about the like you know to do them. I'm gonna do this. I just wonder why that is with environmentalism in particular I don't know I it's true There was a person on set and that's why I started carrying my like glass water balls around that I stopped because One shattered at a gym, but she would bring her own utensils to set and and because you know, you use like the plastic forks and stuff like that.

And she used to bring just her own metal ones and she would rewash them. I was like, what are you that? And she's playing like, well, I just do it so they don't have to waste plastic. And I was like, oh, you're one person, though. She's like, yeah, no, it makes me feel good. I was like, huh, and I just bought my own utensils to switch them out. So what? She's just like one, you know, small one person.

But that was two. Yeah. Is there a good way to bring around utensils that's not annoying? See, here's, here's exactly. I look at them a little bundle. Like a little camper, but you do. Yeah.

Like you wrap them up open and then you just slide them inside and then you're, what a bit of it? And you just put in the backpack. I can, you can carry them anywhere. You can carry them in your pocket. It's just like this big. But here's the thing is that then

someone will make a comment to you going, well, do you understand that the cost to like make your utensils that you have for yourself instead of the ones that already exist that has carbon footprint higher than you actually using plastic for like the next 10 years? Like people do research to get upset about this stuff. Like they don't do this much research and they're on like personal finances,

but they can tell me the carbon footprint of a battery that goes into a Tesla. So the panel's electric causes, like the carbon footprint of making those batteries. Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, the common footprint of making those batteries. Go, go, go, go. It's like, yeah, but then we don't have to use them anymore. Like we can just go on to those. We can use what we have left from finite resources to make the renewable.

And also, no one's telling you you have to do this. It's like, this is the reason why I'm doing it. But people go out of their way to like try to disprove you. The thing I'm most interested in, you talked about, specifically the batteries and electric vehicles, is I'm curious to see, I feel like a lot of people haven't talked about this, but what's gonna happen in the next five years, once we start seeing a big surge of these,

surge of these cars enter the second hand market. Like it's, you know, you say like, oh, if you own that car for five years, it's a waste. Like, yeah, true, but then it's gonna replace a gasoline powered vehicle in the used market. But then it's gonna replace a gasoline powered vehicle in the used market. And then we're gonna start to really see a lot more widespread adoption, you know, five or six years out.

Like we're only now at a point where the cars are becoming in the realm of affordable. They're not absolutely ridiculous anymore. Yeah, the Model 3 and all the other things. I mean, they promised a $35,000 version. I have my five years can I now say that it's net positive? That I'm making a positive. I've got four five years out of my ass.

I don't know if that's the actual amount. Can I now say that? Is that okay? Also, it's like if everyone moves to electric and wind, it's better. Like it'll get more efficient, it's the market sustains it. There'll be more research and do it as well. I think we're kind of tapped out on making coal as good as it's gonna be. I think so.

The new argument I see pop up frequently, specifically with electric vehicles. We've arms cost cancer. Well, no, if everyone has an electric vehicle and plug in, then the power grid can't support it all at once. Oh, boy. Which, yeah, it's true.

Everybody plugged their car in and everybody charged at the exact same time. That's probably true. So probably around the end of rush hour when everyone's parked in plug their car in. I mean, you have to beef up the power. Most of that. Right.

And then the power grids are rebuilt to accommodate that to an extent. Yeah, it's already taken off peak time. Right. And then so I'm sure most people will be incentivized financially to charge it off peak hour. And it's so smart. I'm sure they could roll out firmware where it's like,

okay, we see that everyone's plugged in their cars at 6 PM. And we'll just make it so that your car doesn't start charging until there's enough things. It might start charging at 11, even if you plugged in at 6. It'll still be ready by like a ready time. Yeah, we just do that with financial incentives. Just electricity will be more expensive during those hours. And already on my car, I can tell it, start charging at 2am. Oh, you can do that already? Yeah. Yeah, it's tell it, start charging at 2am. Oh, you can do that already? Yeah, yeah.

It's great. Delay charging. My nest will have like peak hours where it's just like, I'm not gonna turn on for a bit, you know, but it's like, it's fine, I'm not home, you know, like so I think there's timers like people are kind of predicting that kind of stuff. Do you have AC on when you're gone?

No, I have it on a way mode. I mean, I have like a minimum that I wanted to keep it at because I don't want to come home to like, melted fucking books or something. I'm going to privacy too, but I love the fact that we have so much data now about usage within individual homes, it's all collected by that. It's like, I don't know what someone's gonna learn about me.

If I keep my AC at 71 in the middle of the day, like I don't know how that docks us me in any way. So I'm happy with that information being shared, so they can be used for, you know. the purposes that you could never have that data for when you had just like the old dial thermometer. There was no capturing of that data. I think it's good because if have a, like, the flade become a thing, you can tell exactly where they live. What are the flade? Oh, from strangers. You saw strangers things? I'm still looking at it. Are you? How do you feel about strangers things three versus stranger things two?

It's better, much better. Okay. Maybe I'll try it then, because I was really put off by two. Much better. Two I was. There's one character though. He showed up on the first day of that season

and they said, Hey, this is what you're wearing today. He's like, great, not knowing he was going to be wearing that outfit the entire fucking season. Oh, I know you're tired. Yeah. And you kinda get used to it after a while, and you're like, oh man, that's gotta be like a

what a weird outfit to wear for an entire production. You gotta put on this like, it's a little like sailor costume that he wears because he's like serving ice cream at the sailor theme thing. But like, super short shorts, it's like, I don't know what the, like, flappy little outfit. Oh, I saw but you will dress up at San Diego Comic Con like that. Yeah, that would make sense. Okay. I didn't understand

But it was I don't think it spoils anything. He wears that thing the whole Fuckin' season the whole thing. Yeah, and you know, and you know the way those productions were too They probably had like ten of them and like their different levels of distress and dirty Best and everything and like oh you gotta hear it. Here's the slightly bloody one you gotta wear in this scene or something. He might be probably fucking hated, though. He hated those things. Yeah.

Absolutely hated them. How was Comic Con, guys? It was good. It was, it's just as crowded. Been a few years since I've been there, but you know, it's still super crowded, a lot going on. Yep. We got to, we filmed some segments for the podcast

while we were there. So hopefully, I don't know when those are coming out. Hopefully it's becoming out here relatively soon But it was good man. The weather in San Diego is just awesome. It was it was it's like not it was too dry going there Did compared to here. It's super dry. Is it yeah? It's I think it got up like the hottest it got was like 75 or 76 like the only reason to go to Comic Con is because it's in San Diego at this point Yeah, it's beautiful. It's absolutely beautiful. It's something years that you guys go to Comic Con. I went for at least 10 years We went yeah first at the beginning not quite 10. I think we went to Seven or eight years in a row. Yeah, and then you know, we then we started cycling in and out. It's way too much you man. Which year was the Andre 3000? Yeah. That was oh nine or 2010. Catches up what's the

hundred three? Yeah, what is the Andre? I was walking across, you know, there's outside of the Convention Center, there's that street and then the rail crossing, like the railroad tracks there. Mm-hmm. Jeff and I were walking across that street from the gas Latin district to the Convention Center. And you know, it's like huge seas of people like meat and cross the street. And we were near the front of the crowd. We start walking towards the convention center and then walking in the opposite direction towards us was on your 3000 from outcast. And Jeff just stopped in the middle of the street.

And like stop walking at Trimgrant. And I say, what's up? He goes, that's on your 3000. I'm like, are you okay? Sure I wasn't a cosplayer. No, it was totally him. And I was like, are you okay? Do you want to say hier. No, it was totally him. And I was like, are you okay? Do you want to say hi to him?

He's like, no, let's just keep walking. I was like, okay, well, you're the one who stopped. So we just kept walking and walking. Jessica, hey, yeah. No, he didn't. I saw Hopper. You should be ashamed for laughing. No, please, thank you.

I saw me go to play Hopper from Trader Things. Yeah. Year. I was a hellboy. Yeah, right? Yeah. Okay. Yeah, he was a hellboy last year though I was a Hellboy. Yeah, right?

Yeah. Okay. Yeah, he was a, he wasn't Hellboy last year though, right? Hellboy came up after that. So I'd have been promoting it though. Yeah, yeah, probably. I can't remember. Yeah, I think it was last year.

Did you go to any panels or anything like that? No, I mean, we were so tied up with our thing. Yeah, it was like a, all day. Could you catch any of the coverage? Yeah, I mean, it was keeping up. I think it's honestly, it's probably, it's easier to watch that. It's like, like going to E3, same thing. It's like, if you're not there, it's easier to of the coverage? Yeah, I mean, it was keeping up. I think it's honestly, it's probably, it's easier to watch that. It's like going to E3, same thing,

where it's like, if you're not there, it's easier to watch the coverage when people post stuff online. Comic Con is the thing though, that I always go back to, which is they've been holding that event for 25, 30 years. It's been going for fucking ever, right? 50, 50 years.

Is it 50 years? You have comics been around 50 years? Yes. Really? Yes. Did I convention 50 years ago, Eric? I guess 50 years? Yes. I can, yes. Did a convention 50 years ago, Eric? I guess I'd know how you feel all the time now. Yes, 50 years, five years.

50. So that was 20, 30, 70? Yeah, it's been going on for, yeah, since the 70s. The most tough thing I know is Eric. I don't know if it's an order, but you just being up at the, like, correcting me on the fly there. I'm pretty, correcting you. You said 20 or 30, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50 or 30, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50,

50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, Yeah, it was just it was comics and like nobody went I think Star Wars or something

They went to a convention and they were pitching Star Wars like it was 77 Star Wars like four kids in a basement The first 12 years there was like in like everyone was like what the fuck is this shitty space adventure and they like shit on Star Wars It came out 1970 it was held at the US Grant Hotel and it had a hundred forty five attendees And that was San Diego it wasn't probably Sandy it was Comic Con International back then. They had the name here. It was inaugurated as the Golden State Comic Book Convention. So I always think of the guests were Forrestrey Ackerman and Mike Royer. I always think of the convention, the modern convention scene has coming out of the Star Trek community because they had those Star Trek conventions in like hotel ballrooms and stuff

like that. They were kind of the stereotypical thing, but man, I didn't realize they would back that far. They got Ray Bradbury and Jack Kirby for the second Comic Con. That's too huge gets, man. The back of the day. That was in August 1970.

They had two in 1970. Who did we have at the second RTX? We had a... Halo. Well, we had a... That's government? Elijah Wood? Yeah.

We had a Elijah Wood for... And it goes. Frank O'Connor? The Frank O'Connor was the first one. It halo four. Max? I went to that one.'Connor was the first one. You'd hail a four Max. Oh, it's them. Okay, the first one. Okay. Yeah Anyway, um But I was just hey, we think about Comic Con 2 because they've been holding this event for crack me if I'm wrong 50 years for it on

And it's like you know Live events when you put a lot of people in one place, it just causes issues. And one of the things it causes is lines. And it doesn't matter if it's the fucking Super Bowl, Comic Con, whatever. Live events mean lines, lines of people, because it's just like when people show up, it's not like when the Super Bowl,

when there's a line for the bathroom, no one goes, what would you think in NFL? Like, come on, you've been holding this forever. There shouldn't be a line. You expect it, you had a concert. That is where they expect a lot of people to be. There's still long lines up. That fucking line at haul H is two days

that people wait in that line. Something like that, yeah. That's fucking crazy. They sleep in the line. Yeah, they camp out and wait for two fucks. And then they stay in that fucking haul all day long going from one presentation to next. I don't think they clear it, right?

And they watch the same thing that you watched on Twitter for a minute. Why don't they just digitize that whole process because you want to be there. So I that dude. I sure, but I'm saying the line thing like, didn't we start incorporating digital like you have a digital spot in line? I think it's part of the it's part of the culture. I think some of the people want to do that. Okay. Yeah. I mean, I mean, I, what I'm surprised by more is the people who are taken aback by that.

Like, I can't believe I went to this event. They were lying. So I had to wait in line for 45 minutes for a panel. It's like, yeah, if there's a stadium with 80,000 seats, you don't expect 80,000 toilets. There's gonna be people waiting. I, I wait in line for, I think, an hour and a half, two hours to go see Ready Player 1

at South by Southwest. And I had a badge, like I had the highest level badge. They had comped us because I was on a panel. And I was there, it actually, an Eric, who used to work for the Eric Vespis. We were waiting in line to go see this. And the whole time, and then we're not guaranteed, we're gonna get in.

Like we were in the overflow group, and we're waiting that entire time. I'm like, two to five to wait, fucking two hours to go see a two hour movie. And then I don't entire time. I'm like, two to five to wait fucking two hours to go see it, two hour movie. And then I don't get in. I'm like, and I got a badge. I got a full badge, you know, it's fucking crazy. Not quite the same thing, but the original draft house in downtown used to be like that,

where they would show like one movie and I maybe two movies, and you would have to show up two hours before the movie started. It was like, and maybe you got it. It was like that for far too long. They didn't have reserve seating. I think we talked about the podcast. I read the TripAdvisor review when they put in reserve seating at the Alamo

and somebody ranted how it's gonna ruin the Alamo because it's gonna kill line culture in Austin. And I was like, what the fuck is line culture? Shut up, awful. This is a remedy for this problem. Don't even worry about it. Unbleable. People just making friends and lines.

That's how they socialized. There's a whole like Alamo community. And it's separate than the Austin film community. I know people who are in the Alamo community and people who have been removed from the Alamo community. Now you get kicked out. You get like, shh. Cut off.

Cut off. You're not allowed to go in. Did you, they have to raise a little flag for the server to come talk to them? Yeah, they put up a little thing and everyone's like, geth, cut off. Cut off. Cut off, you're not allowed to go in. Did you, they have to raise a little flag for the server to come talk to them? Yeah, they put up a little thing and it was like, get this guy out of here. He's too much trouble. So we,

Where's the dog concon, where's it? I think so, I think there's a lot of really cool things there. I think, you know, walking around, you see, I can't believe I'm a sucker for it, but I didn't buy any, but it's like, oh, that's a really cool exclusive. Yeah, man. That's really neat.

Like, I would like to have that, but I don't want to wait and land an hour for it. I also don't want to pack it in the suitcase. Yeah, and take it home. There were some things that were, I thought were super awesome. By what? I saw there were like Ruby Funco things.

There was also like a Chuckles Funco. We could probably get you one of those. Well, I'm just saying, I'm plugging our own thing here. There was also a Chuckles Funco collectible like from Toy Story 3. What's that stuff? Like little pop vinyl figures that are like that big.

What are you talking about? It's not one of ours. I messed up. I messed up. I messed up. I messed up like three or four people. I was doing what you did to me, correcting you on everything you say.

So we, not related to Comic Con, we released a, the RTA today that we did the long form on about the animation process. I don't know if you saw that. We see it. It was like a duck a muck. It was the inspiration for it. The old Lune Tunes.

Where it's like a... Where it's... Daffy's yelling at the animator. Right, but it's me instead of Daffy Duck going through the whole animation. Let me read this thing here, actually. I'm gonna remind everyone this episode of the Rifty podcast is brought to you by Full Sail.

For the second year, we're partnering with Full Sail and we have some fun collaborations coming up. We released a new RTAA, which is out today you by Full Sail. For the second year, we're partnering with Full Sail and we have some fun collaborations coming up. We released a new RTA, which is out today, which features me. We just like we said, it's a ball about the animation process and like what goes into that. And we'll talk more about that actually in just a second. We'll have a special live stream coming up Thursday, July 25th at 4pm Central Time with Chris Cocinos hosting and Cole is one of the guests. Cole is actually right here. We'll talk to him in a second. In this live stream, we'll talk about post-production in the animation process. You can check out all the past streams on receipt.com

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Hi, Cole. Yo, you've never been on the podcast before. Rise with my premiere. Which seems like he's been on a podcast. I've been on a podcast. Not a podcast. You're still not on it. You're on it.

Someone was right there. I was the host of another Rooster Team podcast. Does it bother you when this is called D podcast? Uh, no. Should. Now it does. You should fight about it. Now I'm on the podcast. Before we get you far away from it, every minute comic on, goes. You should fight about on the podcast.

Before we get you far away from it, every minute comic on cool. I have not. Okay. Before we get to far away from it, hall H, they do leave people sitting in there. The worst like entertainment nightmare I've ever heard of was the JJ Abrams for episode seven.

Remember they marched everybody to go see the John Williams concert and they had the stormtroopers march them out. They emptied out that whole hall. And so the person who was on next, I was like, who was that? They came into an empty hall age. It was Kevin Smith. And he came in, it was like, where the fuck did everybody go? It was like the biggest hall.

Yeah, it's hell, and they were gonna do that. They just did it. It was big surprise. And everyone was like, so happy. And they all left. And Kevin Smith came into an empty hall age. And to his credit, he filled that thing back up like a third of the way, which is a few thousand people.

He's kind of a spent, yeah. Over the course of his hour there. So we need you to fill Hall H call, is what we're, we're, we're, we're, we're, we're, we need you to get on that. So you're, you're gonna be on this livestream, right? This Thursday, four o'clock. Thursday, four o'clock, Thursday, four or five.

Four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four central four central you should know you're the one on it So what are you talking about like post-production and animation? What do you do called? Maybe that's what we should start with you. What do you do around here? I'm an editor my day job is editor for animation You're in day job my day job a lot of other things podcast vigilante vigilante Waterboy So you'd be talking about I guess like the editing process and all that post production that goes into it? Yeah, we're gonna kind of be focusing on post, uh, it's

edit for animations a little different than edit for live action because it's a lot of book ending the process. So you have to have a lot of pre-production going into, like, setting up an animatic, which if you watch the video, you'll see. You'll learn what an animatic, which if you watch the video, you'll see. You'll learn what an animatic is. What? Deli, learn. They learn when you're at a press conference. I've actually been through that process with Cole.

Cole's very good at what he does. Oh, thank you. Our whole animation team. I put that about Cole. The crack team. We did a... RT... No, it was a...

M-U-B. 80 animated. Yeah. Two episodes. It's tough. Yeah, I guess editing is different because there's not tons of stuff to look for. It's like very specifically made for certain things. The way we would say is live action editing is very subtractive.

Animation editing is very additive. So you're looking at, okay, we're going to need this eventually. So reach out to boards, reach out to other people and ask for these shots because you don't want to animate something that you're not going to need because that costs a lot of money. Yeah, it's also above or two where it's like if you have music that you've chosen after the fact and you're like, I just need like five more frames so I can have this joke hit this point in the music and it's like, well, the animation and that. Yeah, I know that was the case for the MVBAs, but luckily we get to work with a lot of really talented musicians with Jeff and his crew. So a lot of times we can send them a reference and they'll be able to get it pretty spot on to hit the beat.

Hell yeah, dude. It's so funny to be talking about going to the process of being additive for everything. It's like, as the episodes are built to, a big part of what I do is I review pretty much everything multiple, multiple times before it comes out. And one of my favorite things to do is watch in progress episodes of Ruby with Carrie there. Oh, because Carrie is like, it'll go through

and you'll have like scenes that are almost fully rendered but not comped, you know, they're not like fully polished in other words. Then you have some that's just storyboards, some that are animatics, you know, at all different stages. But as it changes, as there's less on-screen, Kerry's like city right there, he picks it up. And like as soon as it goes to like a story, but he goes, oh, and the Ruby comes in, and she's like, what?

And this is like, hey, what's that explosion? We'll have interviews with us. So be like, oh, well, this part isn't done yet. I'm like, yeah, we can tell. I have trouble watching the episodes where they're finished without Kerry there, We'll have interviews with us. I'll be like, oh, well, this part isn't done yet. I'm like, yeah, we can tell. Oh my God. There's snow. I have trouble watching the episodes where they're finished without carry there, making all these noise. I want to give a little more explanation of all these things.

It's fun. It's fun. Can we get like a sweeted special edition? Yeah, I've got a common word to read. Do you do commentary like that? Yeah, you should absolutely do it. Well, thanks for coming out, Cole. I think people are interested in the animation process.

They can check out the livestream on Thursday and watch our RTA that we put out today. Well, we'll need to do an obey next weekend. Yes, but this weekend, we're not gonna watch the new event. The rebuild state. Yeah, was it called rebuild? Yeah, yeah. I watched the you watched Stephen Gelligan when it came out on Netflix. Yeah, and the movie, you know, it was but now that I sat on it for a while, it's pretty chill. It's a it's fucked. It's a well I mean that whole show like this like a yeah, thanks whole this like a head fake like you think it's all this story for so long It's like so like filled with tropes and very typical stuff and then at the end It's like oh no, that's not what the show was yeah, totally veers into five expectations. Yeah, traction groundbreaking

We have a loop in there was like throwing shade at game thrones. He on the preacher panel at SCCC. Some though. Yeah. He could tell me he was gonna do that. I just thought that was interesting that somebody would do that to somebody else's show. Like, even reference, like, I have,

they're guys that are going into the final season of preacher. Do you ever read preacher the comic? No. I have not even watching preacher. So I feel like that's kind of shitty that he's shitting on a very successful show. Yeah, well, I think preacher Especially in the first season was poorly received because Admittedly it was a very beloved graphing novel, which usually means a very small group of people really liked it knew about it

And it was hard to adapt to screen. Yeah to screen and they did probably not a great job in the first season and He was saying that like now they're going to their final season. And he was, he could tell he has faith in it because he showed his face at Comic Con. Unlike some other shows, something totally paraphrasing and butchering his own words. But yeah, and it was everything was construed at like Game of Thrones. Yeah, it was, it was, Game of Thrones had a panel at Comic Con, but the showrunners were not there. First of all, why did they have a panel in the world? Right, the show's over.

It shows over, right. It didn't make any sense. What was over this year? It's cool, it's cool, recent. But they don't have like an Avengers panel. Right, they're not gonna, they're not promoting. Do they? Did they not have a panel?

Did a Marvel panel? A Avengers? Marvel did. Oh no, they didn't show. They specifically said before and they were gonna go. I thought they also said, okay, okay. Well, yeah, why is that a big deal? That they didn't go?

Yeah. Augustoel thought they were trying to avoid accountability which is why he was looking to promote that the whole thing's a whole promotional machine. I didn't wonder why they had a Game of Thrones panel at all that's really dumb. Well, I mean, I guess I think they've started production on the prequel trilogy.

Yeah, that's true. They have their stuff coming. Why not keep the ball rolling, right? You know, the maybe at this point it would be easy to start rolling again, but I don't know. We'll see. I don't know why Comic Con coming on a guard this year,

but there was a lot of good shit that came out of it. Like that fucking top gun trailer was dope. And then the watchman trailer, I'm so intrigued by what the hell that is gonna be. Yeah, me too. Is that coming out this year? I think. Anything else that's some West that coming out this year? I think. And then how's that some Westworld stuff too?

It looked pretty awesome. Did they announce a Marvel movie that's coming out this year? Did I think hear that right? The Eternal's one? I don't know, that's another year. That's fall next year. I was a fall next year. They're like seven IP titles coming out in 2020.

I recognize almost none of them. Except for like, Dr. Stewart. Black Widow and Hawkeye. Wondavision and Falcon and Falcon. What's one division? Falcon and Winter Soldier. But that's all like those are all new, right? Scarlet Witch.

Do you know the eternal? There's something else besides the eternal too. Oh, the the Asian crime fighter guy that probably would have been Iron Fist. Iron Fist and the legend of ten rings. Yeah, I had I feel like they would have done an Iron Fist movie having not made that Netflix show, the bombs. So the films are Black Widow, the Eternals, Shang-Chi,

and the Legend of the 10 Rings. Oh, there. Dr. Strange in the Multiverse of Madness and Thor, Love and Thunder. So I heard a couple of TV series. I heard Multiverse of Madness is supposed to be like a fucking horror movie, which it's Marvel, it's gonna be PG-13, so it's not gonna be like crazy,

but that's cool. Like I love that. What is? What if it's Marvel, it's gonna be PG-13, so it's not gonna be like crazy, but that's cool. Like I love that, it's boring genres. What if it's a series where they take like a piece of like Marvel lore and they're like, what if this change and said like, what if Captain America had never been discovered? Or you know, like what if someone else was the incredible Hulk? So they're gonna do a cartoon series,

really turn stuff on in the air. Well it's just crazy. What is crazy about like, was blue. They have so much shit going on that they have to resort to a what if series. Like that is a way to bring back popular characters. I think so, yeah. They can bring back Iron Man.

Like what if somebody else was Iron Man? So is that all of face full? What is there other shit that will be in the- They said blade, but I think that that was like a tease for like way down. I think, I don't know. There's gonna do I Something will change one of these shows will drop and you'll add something else is face for I feel like phase one through three was all

A story is this a continuation or is this like the next trilogy of phases where it ends at phase six? I'm trying to figure out what they're gonna do. I'm trying to figure out which movie is gonna be end game in the book. I mean, there's a glaring admission, omission there. What is that? That Black Panther 2 is not part of that. I mean, that Captain Marvel, Ant-Man have all been confirmed. But Black Panther was like the biggest Marvel movie of all time when it came out. Maybe coming, yeah, it's coming. But Guardian's been out.

That's fun, I think you're trying to for Hawkeye's terrible. Dude, but the Thor-loven Thunder font is dope. I love that they just, that's their fucking insane, you know, wild card IP. What's up with the low key font? Yeah, that's kind of weird. Yeah, it's also, I think they're exploring different times and stuff like that.

That's what the Disney Plus service is gonna have those too. But anyway, I was surprised by some, like I thought when they would announce stuff, like if they announced Moon Knight night, or cloaking dagger as a movie, or even iron fist, you know, it's like things that I would expect to make a way to, I have no familiarity at all with the eternals. I just don't know what that is.

I'm sure John knows. I've no idea what the big, but I actually don't know. Why does some have Disney under him and some does? I'm sorry, we could do this. We could do this in service. This is serious. This is serious in that movie.

Probably. Yeah. Oh, you know what I saw? That I really enjoyed. Was that? I finished all of I am mother on Netflix. Hell yeah. Really like that. Moon 2.0.

You think so? Not quite. Oh, that one. Yeah. Okay. What's the cool? I am mother. Dispaceship.

Yeah. It's sci-fi. It's got Rose. The robot that raises the key. Her. Her. Rose burn plays a robot. it's not really her, it's her voice. It's her voice. Her voice. Hillary swanked in it.

Oh yeah. Makes her return to the screen. Hillary swanked us. I did the robot and I did show. I made the mistake of watching a million dollar baby on a plane because it was in the classic section. And I was like, okay, I know the beginning, like watch the stuff with, you know, it's kind of cool the way it starts.

I know the guy, what's the name of the guy who plays Falcon in Avengers? Can everyone remember him? Jeremy winner. No. with, you know, it's kind of cool the way it starts. I know the guy, what's the name of the guy who plays Falcon in Avengers? Can I remember him? Anthony. Jeremy winner. No, he's in, he's in the, he's in the, Anthony Mackey.

Yeah, he's the guy who's in a million dollar baby. He's like the guy who beats up the, well, I forget his name too. I remember him for God's. It's a great story though. Million dollar baby. You're telling of the, you're telling a million dollar baby.

Three million. Then I was, it makes you want to go watch it again. Have you seen it? Yeah. I was so fast forward to the end and I was just like, I don't know why I did that to myself on a plane because I was just like a fucking mess.

Oh, you had boolin? Yeah, I was like, Yeah, I'm sad. By the way, I don't want spoiler, but sad movie. It's a very dramatic story. You don't want to spoil like a 10 year old movie? I know, right? Is it 10 or is it even like now 15?

Is it that? Eric, you know all about dates of stuff. One was a million dollar baby in theaters. 10. See, right? 2009. $10 million. It took me way too long to subtract 10.

2004, 15 years. I can deal with it with the 15. Eric, you wanna apologize for Comic-Con? No, absolutely not. Can I do a baby rant? Just a baby Gus rant. A baby Gus rant? A little like a tiny rant that's very Gus-like.

Is it not the background? Is the shitty background we use at all of our fucking events? Go ahead. All right. So I was watching Thor Ragnarok. This is spoilers for Ragnarok and Avengers Age of Ultron or whatever the fuck the latest one was in game. So there's a point where they find, and I tweeted it out about this,

they find Odin chilling in Norway, and they say it in Dr. Trangesthuis in Norway. So they go and they find him and he's like, wow, look at this beautiful land, he think he's crazy. And he's like, this is amazing, this could be Asgard. And then when I was watching that, I was like, oh my God, in in game, when they go

and they find a new Asgard, because the Asgardians have rebuilt Asgard, that's the spot. And I was like, wow, that's great.ians have rebuilt Asgard. That's the spot. And I was like, wow, that's great. They set that up in Thor Ragnarok. I didn't remember that until, I just just not realized that. And I tweeted out about that, and that's more me not bragging because I can get these details.

It's more just me like, wow, I didn't realize that. This universe is so rich. I don't know if you guys have seen this, but it isn't this cool. Like what a cool thing. And then I just got fucking shit on like you just now realized that That's in Ireland it was shot in Ireland But in the movie they say it's fucking Norway and I don't give a fuck if if you

Realized it the first time you saw it. I don't fucking care. Wow good for fucking you Agree all right, that's me. I guess it's mainly people who are constantly watching the movies. If you just watch them in order at the theater when they came out, it's hard to remember shit from years ago. So yeah, I'm with you. I would have been like, I also. That's cool.

I'd almost say I think he cares. I think he cares a little bit. No, I don't care that they know. Like, I could do. Great fucking job. But don't tell me about it. I feel like I grew up a comics kid. There was so much stuff in the Marvel universe I missed the first time through. I don't know how I missed this

I didn't know that Andy circus's character is claw from the comics who's like Dr. Doom's little henchman in Secret Wars and John goes how did you miss that? I'm like well first of all in the fucking comics He's red and has a pink face. So that might be one way that I missed it. You know, the fact that it's just a dude missing his arm. But when I went back and saw a second time, I was like, oh, I totally get that now. When they said, when they addressed him directly

in the camera, it's at claw. Right. AKA Dr. Doom's hand. They have a cool and claw. Clow, I think is what they say. Clow? Like, yeah. They say his name, his full name,

and I don't think everyone refers to him, specifically as claw. Because he has an arm for most of the movie he's in. Yeah, and then he, in Black Panther, he has a sonic arm. Because he loses it in, is it Age of Ultron? Yeah, Ultron chops it off. Like without, he doesn't realize. And he's a whole star of life.

Oh, yeah. How did he get an arm off in the comics? I don't know why it's, he's like a like 50s era villain. And he's like a scientist who was driven mad with sonic experiments and things like that. You license his clout. You license his clout, right? K-L-A-U-E.

Yeah, yeah, K-L-A-U-E. Yeah. And then the characters name the hero characters called clout, the clout, the villain. So at least characters named the hero characters called Cloud, the claw, the villain. So at least that's the way I always read it. But show a picture. You got a picture of this marble guy, Cloud. You'll find it. So you get, it sounds like a noise that you make when you put someone in the cloud. Cloud. The, uh, are you looking for the comic version of him?

Yeah, the comic version. Not, I mean, we can all see Andy circus anytime we want to. I can picture Andy circus. But this dude is like, John was like, how did you miss it? Wait, see, see what this fucking guy looks like. Oh, it doesn't look anything like. He looks like a robot. And then it looks like he works for direct TV. It looks nothing. It looks nothing like Andy circus. This character and he even says, well, he has the sonic arm in the in black panther. It does the beginning like an arm that opens up. It's not like a fucking satellite dish.

Also, how does the elastic look on the underwear? So up and down. You can't ask any questions. You got to get some meundies on that guy. That's like one big unitarter. I think I don't know what it really should be because of that. Any more. Yeah.

So, but that's a black panther villain. That's like one of the most well known black Panther villains that and the other dude that you know, might be Jordan and like what do they what do they can do now? Because you know, I don't know. I mean, it's a good question. I was really amazed. I went and saw the new Spider-Man movie and Mysterio was always like, I would say what are they going to do? They're going to start using villains like Mysterio because it was so ridiculous. The way they did it though, I thought it was great.

It's pretzels done. Yeah. Is he kind of a lame character in the comics? No. Oh, in the comics, no, he's just like, you know, there's the era early on when they had villains that just kind of don't hold up over time.

Like Superman has Bizarre or Mr. Mixelplick. That's just like, Mr. What? Mr. Mixelplick, that's just like, Mr. Watanap. Mr. Mixelplik, he's like a trans-dimensional kind of like, little elf, and the only way that you can get him, you can defeat him, because he has like all these like, genie powers essentially, is you get him to say his own name. It's like a Rumpel Silskin.

Yeah, kind of a thing. So his orange monkey eagle is Mr. Mixelplik. Mr. Mixelplik. Mr. Mixel Plank. He looks fucking stupid. Yeah. I want to just look him up. Yeah, I want to say like havoc. You remember the Flintstones when they got that great suit? The great suit, yeah, some kind of thing.

There's Mr. Mixel Plank right there. Who's going to see like a little gnome with a top hat, a derby on. So that was a Superman enemy? Yeah, a really vicious one too What Superman just cave is headed yeah cuz he's got a genie powers and like you can do stuff that was his power Genie power. Yeah, like he's got magic. Can he can do stuff? He can make shit happen like that. He appeared in Superman number 30 Man, they're running out of ideas at 30. I guess they're like the dude's invincible. What the fuck do we throw at him?

Well, they're probably mining like fair tails like Rumble still skin. He comes from the fifth dimension That makes sense. Yeah, it's transdimensional Fifth dimension. It's not the fourth the fifth invention Yeah, let me read this thing. I don't mind everyone this episode receive podcast is also brought to you by him I get a lot of compliments about how thick my hair is and I'm pretty lucky So it's good to know that there's something out there to help guys who are afraid of losing their own hair. Did you know that 66% of men start losing their hair by the age of 35? That's two out of every three men in the world.

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I want to have my own baby Gus rent. Wait, the whole thing wasn't the rent. Is it not the cheating backdrop? Should we have an event? No. Okay. It's Face app. I don't know what about that.

It's like, having we already been through this, like it's everyone's like, oh, look, this is me as an old person. Didn't we go through this two years ago? And it's the exact same cycle. Well, I think it looks good now. Where everyone posted it and then like two weeks later, they're like, oh, look, this is me as an old person. Didn't we go through this two years ago? And it's the exact same cycle. Well, I think it looks good now where everyone posted it. And then like two weeks later, they're like, oh, you got to be careful. According to the terms and conditions, the Russians own your images now. And we just did the exact same thing again with the exact same fucking app.

It was, it's like, we went back to 2017 for two weeks. Everyone forgot. We did it again. And then the news articles just come out the exact same way. Well, we just just we just did it Like it's a few months ago with the people swapping their gender right right they went to all that stuff Yeah, those babies before but but specifically we went specifically through face app. Yeah, like the exact same app the exact same old filter So what's the concern is that people

Giving away the image I don't want to see what people look like old again. I thought two years ago. What's the huge security issue? They say that I guess the license allows them to use any image you upload. So if someone does my image, they have my face even though I didn't do it.

Right. It doesn't make sense. Right. Also, what are they going to use it for? Advertisements, if you put yours in or this guy takes seatfakes, yeah, penis fell off, he takes this medication. Stealing facial data, but it's like, it's my face, yeah.

Just run it through Google, that's all the faces you need. My face has been done a hundred times, I've never once downloaded that app, I've never used it. It's just, people just give it my face. Yeah, same here. Anyway, I don't understand why we're doing it again. Eric, I'm gonna send you something that Gus is gonna like. It's gonna bring him down.

What's up with the backgrounds of the live events? Oh, fuck me. All right, so I've been on this rant for internally for a long time. Prepare your rant. You know, we don't even have to, people are listening to this podcast on audio, I can't talk today. Uh, you know, and I don't want to put up images of it.

Just look up anything like RTX panel, Routeship panel, but whatever. The vinyl. We have, we put up behind us. We put up this, always like a backdrop. It's called Steppen Repeat. It's called Steppen Repeat. You always see them all the time.

Like when people go to like a premiere and they're standing in front of the HBO logo and they all have this cool little background or whatever, ours always look like, we took down a college dorm shower curtain and hung it up behind our people. And I said, I see him all the time and I'm like, I go, I meet these people. I'm like, Vixie, fucking backdrops.

It looks ridiculous. Like crazy. You got like sheen from the lights from some of it. It's like a, it's like one of those like green sheets that a new Twitch person throws up over their furniture in the background. That's what it looks like to me. And I know you guys spent some time on it, Eric.

You failed miserably at trying to make it look good for your comic con. We spent an hour and a half. Trying to train it, right? Right. Yeah. First of all, don't make these things fucking glossy. Make a matte finish that way they don't reflect every fucking crease I don't know but then you then you'll say the same if they get stained on it

It's like let's make them glossy so we can wipe them. We clearly don't use the same ones again again We these are like single use from what I can tell who the fuck cares Did you pack that thing up and bring it back here? I actually have it, do you want it? I would love it. Would you really? Would you really? Would you really? Would you really? Would you really?

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Would you really? Would you really? Would you really? Would you really? Would you really? Would you really? Would you really? Would you really? Would you really? Would you really? Would you really? Would you really? Can you guys play the clip? Sorry for the audio listeners, this is an image,

but you can find this on data is beautiful. Somebody want to chart it in motion graphics, 10 years of steam activity. So you guys can play that. It's dreamy. It's amazing. Oh, like the game put it. So this is game activity over the course of 10 years

on steam. And you can see it's games, games, games come out. They like suddenly sort up. Oh, I'll take away. Yeah Right now the lead is counter strike in June of 2011 and source were both up there with like five years from PUBG I'll just goes came on and then fell off fast look at that. All right, so single play game. We'll come back to work Look at Dota 2 shows. Oh fluid and fun to watch. Oh my god. Dota's kick. What is it? What is the game you're waiting to show up though? On steam. PUBG PUBG right? Overwatch. Wait no. No, it was a bad. The steam. So this guy was kind of challenging Dota 2 for like legs. Oh,

feet. Oh, look at Sid Meier's civilization five hanging in there though. GTA five. Arks got a run. Gary's mod. Bloody consistent. I'll I'll say oh don't leave it there GG I can shit Let's come back It's no it's going down. All right PUBG whoa whoa Look at that and how far do you think it fall 0.5 million so we're watching these things Puggy came on a completely Chainscale for the rest of it for night came out. Yeah, but that's epic store That's no, I know but that's why PUBG went down.

But PUBG's still hanging in there. All right, July of 2019, but still a like a million active players. I got him is Dota, that's crazy. That in that cool graph though. That's awesome. That was really cool. So let me, let me read this to you see guys can look it up.

It's from user sick graphs on Reddit. And you can get 10 years of steam activity. So you just looked at up on Reddit. Have you seen the ones with the YouTube subs? Do you help send that up? Oh, there's no setting up. Oh, here we go. Oh, look at this thing.

It's got like gaffer tape on it. Drew decided that we're bringing this back. Drew Saplan? Yeah. He was out there. Why did he put gaffer tape on it? Because it's gonna take an hour. This is gonna take an hour and a half

to take all this gaffer. Get a knife. Let me get a knife. Okay, good to do that. That's not it. I'm gonna take an hour, this is gonna take an hour and a half to take all this gap. Get a knife. Let me get a knife. Okay, good do that. That's not it. Throw the knife. Throw the knife. Anyway, I thought you would love that, Gus.

So you got to look at data there for 30 seconds and that's what I like about it. I'm a happy Gus now. Did you see the thing I sent you of the plane engine? Oh, right. It's the only part like rattling around inside the plane engine. It's like the cone from the cone from the front of it.

Is it red hot? So how can you? It looks like it's hot. It looks, it's fine. They didn't, they just went from there from Austin to Houston. Yeah, they just go from there. I was on a plane recently. It was probably the last flight I was on coming back from Paris.

And I was just looking out the window. And it was like a pay trip. So I was in business. So I was like spew it out just zoning was just looking out the window and it was like a pay trip so I was in business so I was like sort of spewed out, just zoning out, looking out the window. And I swear I saw a plane come the other way, way too close, like what's the biggest a plane should be through the window?

Like a dock going by right, the other way. There's some airports where you land in tandem. I don't think when I landed in Houston. You can't trail too far behind cause you get just like, this feels like really high. I have landed like next to a plane and I thought that plane is way too fucking close. It's like, if it was like a dude plane to be like that dude is too close.

What? How big was the plane? It was another full size commercial airline. And I swear it was like 10 wing spans away. Like I could see the windows. Was it like a a chunky plane? Was it a Chad plane or a chow plane? For a commercial airliner separation will usually be three miles laterally. It was not. Yeah. I honestly worried I was like wow I think I almost just died. Alright you can hear me look at this thing. Look at this.

That's a good looking separate piece. That's awesome. That looks great. The print looks fantastic. Yeah it does. It looks really cool right? Look at all like the chickens. This one's got his mouth open.

There's not much of lines over it. It's cool. Did you bring a gaffer? Look at that thing. Hold it tight. Get rid of that slack. There you go. It's such an angle rid of that slack, there you go. It's such an angle that it doesn't reflect all this like

awful, it's terrible. I'd rather not have it. I'd rather not have it. I challenge you. Hold it up to there, put it so it fits. I tell anyone to find photo of us doing anything where we have a backdrop behind us and it doesn't look like absolute garbage.

And I can't find a photo of anyone else in the entertainment industry who is in front of one of these things and it looks that shit. No, look at the light on it. Let's gova. Can we turn off the go-bo? No one's there. Audio listeners are absolutely hitting every single second of the show. Watch out on the website. What do you want? It's a big crinkled fucking shower curtain, it's what it looks like.

And you can look it up. It's what it looks like. And you can look it up. Look up anything, RTX panel. You guys, I saw you guys. You guys look like it for the San Diego Comic-Con thing. You look like you were in a closet. And with a shower curtain, I mean, I'll do this.

We're on a boat. What is your solution? We're in a boat. That wasn't a boat. Oh, can we talk about the boat? What do I care? Go for it. We're in a promotion for a video coming out soon.

There was a big boat. I don't know what I want to hold this thing a video coming out soon. There was a big boat. I don't know what I want to hold this thing in. Get out of here. There was a big boat. It was awesome. It was like, it was docked in that marina right behind the convention center. It had Warner Media, it had like the Rooster Teeth logo on it. It was fucking cool.

It was this huge yacht. Was it crinkled? We weren't on that boat. Okay. There was like, if you look at that boat, it's like, wow, that boat's fucking cool. No, no, no, no, that's not your boat. You're in the dinghy. You're in the that boat. Okay. There was like, if you look at that boat, it's like, wow, that boat's fucking cool, then they're like, no, no, no, that's not your boat. You're in the dingy.

You're in the other boat. And the next to it was this Arctic research vessel, it's like, well, that's weird. No, no, no, keep going. And next to that was the admiral hornblower, which is like this little, like, well, it was still a big boat, but it was like this weird, like three level barge.

So we got on that boat. And the whole time we're on that boat, you like see over at the order of the video and like that boat's really cool. So all the important people and famous people are the water meeting. All the press and all like the interviews were happening on the Admiral Hornblower. So that's why we were over there. Which was it was still a great boat. It was an awesome boat. It was a great thing. It was a great dream, it was a great dream all day. But it was just weird to see like the super luxury one right there. That's cool. So what would you make that fixes that problem?

You make it A out of fabric, something you can pull tight, and you can even do it out of vinyl if you just didn't do a glossy finish on it. Those things are not supposed to be glossy. Anything that's gonna be photographed, especially with a flash, shouldn't be fucking glossy. I think for the next week's podcast, you should have a replacement That you that you made

Show us how it's done Bernie Eric. I got a meeting after this that you should order something for me Oh, isn't this gonna be peace this fear? What's what's going on? Yeah, I just got back from San Diego yesterday You're you delaying can we do pizza sphere next Monday? Yeah, what's pizza that he's got to think of a delay? It's that possible pizza. Hey, speaking about so you're going to project what Gavin and I have something upcoming. The Discovery Shark Week episode of immersion. Yeah. Is airing August 3rd at 9 p.m. Eastern time. Eastern Pacific, I think, is the way that goes.

And then if you live in other time zones, you can calculate from there. But everyone should absolutely program their DVRs right now for the Immersion Shark Week special. They'll be airing August 3rd at 9 PM. And we're gonna have a special guest on next week where we talked about him last week, Luke Tipple, our shark expert. He'll be on to talk about the show.

We'll probably keep the podcast spoiler free, but then we're gonna be like probably spoiling the episode before you can come out. Some of it in the post show show so you can delay watching that post show if you want to yeah, but uh, yeah We're gonna have mom great really fun Do really great little bit of that at the sanio comic-con panel a little bit of the shark week immersion Yeah, we did a little bit didn't you announce there's no circles really so really sick? Yeah, we did I want to I want to bring this up this week because I don't want to bring up when Luke's here next week That the place where we went in the Bahamas where we shot that first thing,

we're like off the back of the boat with all of those fucking sharks, a lady got killed there. 21 year old lady got killed in that spot, three sharks attacked her at one time. Not that spot specifically, but like right there in the Bahamas. And supposedly that never happens.

What was that? Tiger sharks? Yeah, I think someone wore Tiger sharks. So- Like did that happen after your thing? That was the big focus right now, like right after us. I've had two like things like that recently. There was that where I was convincing Michael and Gavin

that at the end of this episode, I was gonna put him in the water with sharks without a cage. And then the other one was, Jeff was, I was doing an event with Jeff in New York. He just told me about this. And I tried to convince him to take the helicopter from JFK in, because like 300 bucks to fly in, I go, do it, you gotta do it, you gotta do it. And he's like, I can't, I can't.

I'm like, I know it's 300 bucks, but do it, do it. And he didn't do it. I came into Newark, so I didn't even, I didn't have to like, live up to my own bet. I didn't have to spend 300 bucks, so I bed. I didn't have to spend three hundred bucks. I just took a cab and as well. The helicopter crashed the next day. It wasn't the one that Jeff would have been on, but while we were in Newark,

that helicopter went into the fucking hot service. Yeah, went into the hot dog. No, I don't think anybody died. I think they all got out okay. Oh, thank God. Hell yeah. The crash, those are, you know, it's the right those.

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They have a good point. That's where it's funny. Got your own coffee. Eric, you're not gonna use our guest next week as an excuse not to do the pizza sphere, right? Does he want pizza sphere? Luke can have pizza sphere. Of course, who wouldn't want pizza sphere?

What is he love it? Eric, tell a plan what's pizza sphere? It's a spherical pizza. Everybody is pizza. You're gonna go, oh, it's like a hot pocket. No, it's not like a hot pocket because you bite in the middle of the hot pocket. There's no pizza at the top, right? Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, Every bite is pizza. You're gonna go, oh, it's like a hot pocket. No, it's not like a hot pocket, because you bite in the middle of the hot pocket. There's no pizza at the top, right? Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, yeah.

It's like a death star pizza. Death star pizza? Death star pizza is way better than pizza's here. Come on. Death star pizza? That comes with some gravitas. Then you gotta have like a cut out little circle, filumarinear sauce. Yeah, or giant pepperoni.

Oh, there you go. Hey, yeah. You're better. I recommended to people while they were in town for our TX that they go to home slice and get the garlic knots there. I got mini tweets. That firming that I was right.

That's no calzone. That's a pizza sphere. Those are amazing garlic knots. That caught me so up, Kurt. I was really nervous. I just got my superpowers. I think. I can I was really good. I was just never my superpowers. Okay. I can fall asleep really well.

I can wake up, I can set my clock, my intro clock to wake up. I wake up five minutes for my alarm every time. Or I'll wake up and I'll see my alarm, like switch over from like 6.59 to 7 and then go off. You like what should be like, you like eating leftovers. Dude, I really do.

But this goes in line with my, I've never had food poisoning. I read an article that was posted or read it, and it was, I guess, published by Advil, that 5% of the population never has headaches. Like, you go the whole life without ever having it? I never have headaches. Until I was like 17, maybe a little bit older when it was legal for me to be drinking, until I was like that age though. I didn't know what a headache was.

I always heard people talking about them. I was like, so it's like, you feel like you cut your head. Like I couldn't figure it out. I was like a muscle ache in your head. I just didn't know what they were. And yeah, I've gotten what I call headaches from drinking, but I just kind of assign that bad feeling of malaise and just call it a headache. When it's really just kind of being hungover but I had a migraine other than that I've had an ocular migraine

so there was no pain associated with it in fact it freaked me out because I got that rainbows yeah about I don't know if that counts as a thing but I have had an ocular migraine but I can honestly say in my life I can honestly say in my life, maybe like two or three times of the course of 46 years of being alive, I've had a headache. It's just like, I've always thought that was such a weird thing and then I realized now five percent of people don't have headaches ever. That is, do you think, really, gets to? Do you think AdVille's working on a way to give those people headaches?

Probably. That's a market growth. Five percent more we can be selling. I didn't save this one. I told you should have saved it. I read a story about that in the 90s, the one of the major tobacco companies tried to convince the Eastern European government

to increase consumption of cigarettes because they showed how people died earlier and it would be less of a strain on public services. Oh yeah, I saw that. That's like in the 90s, like after the tobacco companies had been called out on everything, they were still doing shit like that. That's fucking...

So like, hey, you wanna trim up your population? Push cigarette. Push cigarette. So like, did anybody blow the whistle on them? Like, what about the other ones? They muttered, how else would that information get out there? Good God.

Like somebody from the tobacco company was like, hey, you know, we did once. We're trying to convince this Eastern European government. Was it Crowey? Shubb? Something. I don't remember which country. I'm sure we could look this area up.

This is so fucked up. It's just pure evil. At what point do you go like, I'm an evil person. I am genuinely evil in what I'm doing. Whoa. Like money-based decisions that affect the lives of millions of people. Right, and you could just make even like doing a study

that like the sugar industry pays you to do the study and you just say, yeah, sugar's great. Like doctors in the 50s, like smoking satisfies your cues owner. But what if your bullshit sit, bullshit stuff, the other thing? I only smoked Chesterfield. Right, it's got that extra filter.

I want to do get-fact. I want to do a thing on tobacco where we had kids like, I just love Clementine, where she's like, whenever she's on, she just makes me laugh my ass off. And I was gonna have Clementine be like, Hey, you want this brand of cigarettes? She goes, those are for babies. It's like, well, sure, babies do love these cigarettes

and then have like a baby with a cigarette, but they're also for toddlers. But I don't know what we get away with it. We need to put a baby in a cage for get fat. Yeah, I was in that one too. Yeah. Like, I don't know if you can do anything. It's almost the kid isn't actually hogged.

No, well, the thing is like people were like, wow, I, because child protect the services, well, it's like, no, the kids were having a great time. Becca was like, just off frame. Also, you could tell like after the establishing shot of the kid in the cage, that like they framed that part out to set out the rest of the time, but like frame out that the kid wasn't in the cage.

Yeah. Isn't that when you were dying? Like when you were shooting the kid in the cage bit? Man, my was just shit, my guts out dude. I lost so much weight. Oh, it's fucking cut. It was awesome. Oh no!

What's wrong with you? Sinking water pills. Yeah, I had an ocular migraine, which I didn't think I've ever had before, in the middle of that, the motion. You did. It was the sun. It made one of the tests very difficult.

Was it like the reflection of the sun on the water? I don't know what it was. I just couldn't see the middle of my vision. Yeah. It was like a, because you have the bit where your eye connects to the nerve, whatever. There's a big blind spot in your brain, just connect with the bit where your eye connects to the nerve, or there's a big blind spot, and your brain just connects. Where the nerve comes into your retina.

Yeah, you can't see it. You can't see through that. So your brain just fills the gap. But my brain was doing that to just the middle of my vision. So I had to kind of like look around it. And if I got the perfect distance away from someone, I couldn't see their face. I would just see like their hair on their neck. And wherever I look, it would like shift up and down. I can't see what face. I would just see their hair on their neck. And wherever I look it would like shift up and down

I can't see what you're saying to me right now. And then I was just like, it's way worse. Well I couldn't see the mouse. I was like struggling to like, like being in foreign country. It was kind of scary. It was kind of scary.

Yeah, and I was like in the ocean. I'm like, this is not feel good right now. I see a thin, but I don't know if the- Would you start smiling or what? It's why I like... Would you say that that is the most inconveniently timed thing that your body's done to you? Yeah, but I feel like it was somehow caused by the situation.

It wasn't in a regular situation. Or just like, being on the wall all day, being at the sun all day, I don't know. Yeah, they don't really know where it causes them. It wasn't a regular day. So in my head, I was like, feel kind of strange. I lost a contact while skydiving once, which was very unfortunate because I had to land.

So like, and then I, I, fortunately because I had the land. I got a fucking option. I got a fucking, you're gonna canker store. Yeah, sure. Got one of those when I was in Japan. And it was just like all this delicious food. It's like an ulcer, this shitty fucking, it's just like an open wound in your mouth

No, you know what you know what you know what you used for those my aunt made me try this salt or do you remember that whoa Tincture mothylate it was they called it monkey blood. Did you have that with your kid? No, I was superman for like a little Little thick and it was just like, I guess it's like iodine is probably one of these because it leaves a stain on your skin too. Sounds like iodine. But yeah, you use that and it's like fucking hurts like hell. Like really, really bad, but then it's done and it's over.

It's kind of like the thing of the debate you have in your kid, if you could feel all the pain in your life, like all at once, would you do it, but then you never feel pain in your head. That's kind of like that. So it's like you have to steal yourself, then you go, and I got your vest. God, would you do that?

I would. All the pain in the world for like how long? How long? All the pain in the world? Sorry, all the pain in my lifetime. What if it was just all back to back? No way. Like a week?

Yeah. No, I would want to die. No. Yeah, it'd be bad. Right. You just want to have like the intensity of it all over life. I think you'd have like a specific a specific moment be like oh my god. What the fuck is that? Like you know something's gonna happen to you at one point

I could not go through the testicular torsion again. Oh, I could not do that a day and a half devoted to balls I I had my like my leg blown open by some shrapnel here got scaromy I would take that a hundred times over that Do you know what monkey blood is? Tink your methylate, put on cuts. Good, okay, this is like a, this is like a generation portion of the podcast. Yeah, I just wanna make sure that I'm not,

I wanna make sure it's an age thing and not just like I was like surrounded by lunatic. Yeah, this stuff, tink your methylate. Yeah. Okay, you show it to me, I still don't know which one that is. Tink your, let me read this thing over here. Tink your. When you're minding on this episode of're showing it to me. I still don't know, which is what that is. Okay. Let me read this thing over here. Tincture.

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Oh, my God, really? They took his license away for I think six months. They did? What's wrong? Because he was driving like an asshole. So like, yeah, he should have done it on private property. Was that the issue? Like it was a road? Well, it seemed like it was maybe... I sure that you could trash your car on your own property.

There might have been like a country road and it seemed like it was very busy. What do you guys think about Instagram likes going away? I think it's a good move, fine. What's the, what's the argument for? Yeah. So Instagram likes are they are going to, oh wow. Did you guys just showing this photo of the, or the video of this car?

It's a boy. It's a hell boy. It's a boy. It's pouring out blue smoke and then all of a sudden ignite. It's a demon. Like the whole thing goes up. Oh, they got the car. So Instagram is testing in several countries.

I think this guy would have gotten a lot of likes. US is not yet one of them, where you still get likes, and you can see the likes on your photos, but you can't see the likes on other people's photos. So no one will ever know how many likes one of your photos got. Do you think I'll do that with YouTube views? But like, what does that matter?

I mean, I'm fine with it. That's cool. It's just because it makes people less concerned about the impact of a video. Yeah, the pressure or the pressure of like getting more likes. I would say, yeah, I don't like it when I post something that's like, oh, that got less likes than the other stuff around it. I will say if it's a tweet and it's like, oh, man, this is a fucking banger tweet. I love this thing. And it gets like, but then you know, some dumb shit that you type on the toilet is just like You'll still know that you'll still know that it got less likes. Oh, but other people won't be able to see it got it

But you just click on like the name the way it said was you click on the name of your friends We've liked it and it pulls up all that so I'm just gonna stop putting pages like us Thanks for the million likes on my last Instagram. That's for somebody said You can see a bunch of the photos that people put up like that. Like, there was a weird thing when they started stories, people would just post photos of texts. Like, they would just write text and post it up there. It's like, that's, I'm glad that we got away from that. I hated those text-based images that people were posting.

Yeah. They're, my only argument for, against it would be like, let's say some obscure company like Marvel makes a really stupid decision and they're gonna like, you know, we're recasting a Hawkeye or something and everybody's like, doesn't like that. You won't be able to tell that the negative feedback to them is, you know, like you wouldn't be able to gauge that that was a port as a... By a lack of likes. By like a lack of feedback. I feel like the,

is that my student comment? Do the likes really measure anything at all? I think the effect that people have when they think they like something they're making an impact and they're really not, you know? True. Also, I don't like the pressure, especially for young people

that they have this feeling of like, I grew up in a world where I didn't have a number next to my name. I think they should do it with follower accounts too. You know what, that actually supersedes what I just said. Yeah. I think that's way more important. Yeah, it's like, I can't fathom what that's like. It's so cool.

I mean, we had popularity when I was a school and the cheerleaders and the athletes were more popular, but it was this unquantifiable thing. If it was like a thousand four, you know, it's like, I would, it sucks to have a girlfriend. With a dislike system, like, I feel like, because YouTube displays dislikes, I feel like people just pile on. If it's like, oh, everyone hates this video.

Let me log into YouTube and hate it as well. Like, the YouTube rewind from last year. They should not have been. They encourage it. I don't think that would have been the most disliked video if there wasn't a visible counter. I feel like people were actually then trying to make it as dislikes as possible,

because you could compare it to the it as disliked as possible because you can compare it to the Previously most dislike video, but the one exception. There's one exception to that. What? That's the future Rama clip of the people from a neutral planet. It's 5050 Yeah, it's they're from the the neutral planet This is I have no opinion whatsoever. What is it something like that? Yeah one way or the other and the likes are like off I don't know what it would be like now off the chart still like 200,000 likes 200,000 dislikes that was dead event and people work to make sure it's even that's great. That's so good It is horse it

Oh shit, where the fuck is it there it is right there has 8.8 million views. It's 458,000 up 458,000 That's like the one reason why I would want to keep dislikes on YouTube, but that's about it. I would say like when I was in middle school and social media was like really taking off with like my space in Zenga, it always bothered me. I had my friend Ryan. Ryan was so fucking popular and he had just way more friends

and that kind of wore on me. He was just like, man, it's fucking so. Yeah, where's Sonny? He shouldn't, but it's like, I get why it does. Yeah, no, I'm way more fucking. You're being too loud. You're not mad at me. Fuck off, Brian.

Fuck you, Ryan. You should see my Disney princess engagement tweet. Yeah. That would have to fucking charts. Yeah, I believe it's probably gone viral. Yeah, you have so many number one on Reddit moments. You might have passed Zach Anner at this point. Zach Anner's like the guy that I knew

that had gone viral the most individual amount of times, but you've had like a bunch of different stuff go viral. I got weird ones too. Like I think I was just on like some Garfield subreddit. I got a Garfield shit. Was it I'm sorry John? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. And there was like a, like a, things white people do. There's like a Uber tweet and then there was another one. I don't know. It was like by yourself one viral too. That one then the one where I tipped my hat like, Malady, it was like, oh god, what's that? What's that, was that Reddit with forever alone? It's something like that, I don't know.

Yeah. You should collect them all. Take screenshot, print them out, put them above your bed. Is this someone that keeps track of everything that was number one on Reddit? I don't know. Maybe in Data's Beautiful or something like that, I don't do it. By the way, really misleading name.

Data is really beautiful on that subreddit. That was beautiful. But a lot of times people compile data and they're like, they posted it like, this is garbage, it looks terrible. There was people, people have that about big subreddits in general, like pics. The ongoing thing is like, people write a story

in the headline, hey, this is my niece. Yeah. She was diagnosed with cancer, she's been through eight rounds of chemotherapy, you know, and that was 10 years ago, and now here she is graduating high school. And then someone will always like in the top comma, be like, picture of girl graduation.

That's actually what the picture is, is without the story they're saying, the picture doesn't tell that story. Or also like picture of girl graduation. Or this is a stolen photo, you made up the story just to get girls to afford it. That's a weird deal. Yeah, that a stolen photo. You made up the story just to get people to a photo. That's weird, dude. Yeah, that's like so much of it because that's literally

a picture of me and that is not at all the story behind that. That's, there's, I would love to like follow up with people. Don't you want to be viral for something you did like a joke you made? Why would you just make up? Going off this mildly interesting, I was top of that but it wasn't me. I posted a picture of I'd accidentally zip my hoodie

into my jacket and it fit perfectly. And I was like, ah, that's weird. Posted it and then someone stole that picture and posted it for me. And they're like, oh, isn't this thing that happened to me? And I was like, oh. Barbara had that with like a photo of boxes. She took a year-old office.

What? What? What? What? What did you say over there? I was different. Yes, that happened. What happened?

I took a photo initially, like five years before that, and then she took it again. She took a different photo, but the same style of boxes. And hers went viral and you just said, maybe that's what I'm thinking of. How often do you think about it? But hers gets reposted all the time. You know what I'm thinking about doing?

And I've been trying to find a time to do it. I've been thinking about really modifying my social media accounts because I'm just increasingly less enthralled with social media in general. Do it. And I've been thinking about making a change. Some point in the future, probably like in the next two weeks, I will take my accounts private.

I've been talking to Gavin about this for a long time, just like, making private. Like, I have enough people following me. This is enough. You know, I'm not worried about, and when I said to you, Blaine, you said, aren't you worried about growth? I'm like, I'm not at all worried about that. Yeah.

You know, for the private things, there's almost like then having like your own kind of like, Blake, and you said, aren't you worried about growth? I'm like, I'm not at all worried about that. Yeah. You know, for the private things, there's almost like then having like your own kind of like club. And I might open it up again some point in the future. So the problem is, I mean, one, do it for six months. I don't ever want people to think it's like in response to something. You know what I mean? Like, oh, I have to shut it down or anything. So I'm gonna say, whatever happens between now and two weeks,

whatever, however I fuck up, I'm planning to do this in an event. So I see what you're doing. You're just trying to have a drive right now. Big, big, big follower drive, then you cut it off. That might be a thing that happens. Yeah, good, good. I mean, who knows?

Who knows? I'm just kind of curious. Are you going to then like approve people? Are you just completely locked? How does that work? Oh, I don't know, because there are Instagrams that have like millions of followers, but that you have to request access to them.

I hate to do it before the Discovery Show, but at the same time, the interaction that I got from being on the Amazing Race was positive, but also negative, which I'm used to, but it was negative in a totally new kind of a way. Like, it was like, beyond anonymous negativity. Like, I don't know how else to put it. It was just like, what do you explain?

There was people who were angry, who weren't angry about anything specific. They just were just mad. Like, they were mad that we were on the amazing race when it should be them. Kind of cool. Cool. Oh, like who are these guys? Right.

Why do they get to be on the amazing race? Yeah, I guess you wouldn't get that on a Rucity piece of content. Right. It was interesting. It was interesting. Well, to your point, whenever I got the tweets about the fucking Thor thing, they were all people

that didn't follow me, so it's like, why do I need this engagement from... That is, that is shit, who I don't fucking care about. No, that's another people who, like, some of the worst tweets I get, I click on them and it's like, they don't follow me, it's like, how did you, why did you come here? Right, I got a lot of those.

Yeah, and that's like some else I've noticed too. I feel like that would be nothing from the discovery thing. I feel like TV, that was the only thing that's swapping to online engagement is absolutely zero. We discovered that when we did the, was TRL. TRL and MTV, and I discovered the amazing race.

My father or counterpart went up like 2000 people, which is a lot, but I mean, it's like, you know, you think, wow, I'm on network TV, prime time, 12 nights, you know, 12 weeks in a row, that should be a thing. It's like, nah, not really. I went on, I did a TV appearance recently, but what do you want to come up on the screen? Like, what's the URL? And I was like, nah, just whatever, whatever. I was just don't worry about. Google.com. Yeah. I mean, someone's really keen to find it. I'll Google it. Don't, you don't need to put anything up on the screen. I remember when I'm on a, I was a tack of the show,

a comparer show. And I went on there, I would think I went on with Kathleen, but Gus and Jeff I'm a ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro 10 or 12 years at this point. But they put you in a little, think about this, how many times have you ever seen a Twitter handle on TV and got, I gotta check that out right now. Unless it's like someone who's like ridiculously gorgeous. I don't think I've fallen that category. I'm not an overlap in that. But what's also I think of you think about your attack as a show appearance,

it probably predated Twitter's existence. So it's like there will be a point in the future where people people watch this current footage and be like, oh, that platform doesn't even exist in your market. Yeah, probably. My Twitter's been around a long fucking time, dude. I've had an account there for 11 years. That's kind of scary to think about having it that long. But a few, probably a year ago now, I started doing that thing where I would just delete all my tweets that were older than three months. So I never have more than 120 tweets pretty much at any point in time. And I also never have more than 120 tweets pretty much at any point in time. And

I also never have more than nine photos on my Instagram. I just keep it for myself when I post in there and then take them down. And it's like, I'm way happier like that. I'm way just, I'm happier without having this like wealth of just comments and thoughts I had for the last 11 years of my life, just kind of floating around there. I think it'd be fun to look at what I'm like 90. You can archive it. I can tell you this, if you go to Twitter right now and you archive your tweets, the interface for searching your tweets in the offline archive is way better than the site.

It's way better. It gives you nice little spreadsheet and everything else. But you can lose the archive. You can lose anything. Yeah, but chances are Twitter wouldn't lose it. Probably maybe, or I think you should go out of business one day and you don't even know they're going out of business. Yeah, Vine, so I had some banger lose it. Maybe or think you should go out of business one day and you don't even know they're going on a business.

Yeah, Vine, so I had some bangers, man. They're all gone now. Did you know I got a chance to download them? I have. Yeah, but then you might lose a gaff. I think I will. Well, obviously you could use it off for this good though. I was watching some of our vines we made back in the day, Gaff. I really like those.

I think the birthday party for Barbara might be one of my favorite things. Which one was that? Where we wish her happy birthday. She says not my birthday, and then we're just eating her cake. Seriously? Eating her cake. I just remember that I was pretty much just co-opcing through all of those. Like every bit where you were like making some sort of punchline joke with like bitch in it

or like, alligator's heavy as bitch or shut the fuck up. I'm just cracking up. We're just laughing. We're just laughing. We're just laughing. We're laughing, though, it's a lot of fun to make, man. I think Alligators have his two bitch is one of my favorite Ristief lines of all time. I got a scoot here, but I do want to call you guys out

on something. Send you guys an invitation to an event neither one of you RSVP'd. I meant to do that right now. Well, you meant to do it. It's like in a day, you're a family of shit. A day? Oh, is it tomorrow? I'm sorry, I'm gonna fuck you because you opened it. I can see when to do it. It's like in a day. You fit me shit. A day? Oh, is it tomorrow? I'm sorry, man. Fuck you because you opened it. I can see when you opened it. Oh, what was it?

What was this last week I sent it? Blaine. Thank you for your GP. Did I? Yeah, well that was one recently where I was the first person to RCP. It didn't also say it was from you by the way. Eric. I want to get I want to I've got a bone to pick with you. You two Fuck you. Thank you for not responding. Thank you, Blaine for responding, Eric. Look at this. Look who it's from. Wait, what's that? What the fuck is that? Oh, that's what I thought it was.

That's why I thought it was like, this seems like some kind of fishing attempt. I don't know, but you opened it. Well, I can look at it. I was like, what the fuck is this? Oh, that's what that. Well, why did you sign it that way? Because it's two people hosting the event.

But that's not a real person. It's what I could do. I didn't know it was gonna send the email like that everyone else got through it fine Can I come if they don't want to you know? Absolutely not can Eric be my We're done are you an RCB? Yeah, I just can't say go. I even texted you about it. Yes or no? All right, we're done. That's a real thing. You're going to the airport.

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