Rooster Teeth Podcast - The Beauty of Pizza Sphere - #555

Episode Date: July 30, 2019

Join Gus Sorola, Gavin Free, Barbara Dunkelman, Burnie Burns, and special guest Luke Tipple as they discuss sharks, pizza sphere, Australia, and more on this week's RT Podcast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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World's Most Dangerous Predator. That's me. This is the Rooster Teeth Podcast this week brought to you by 23MeExperien and Honey. I'm Gus. I'm Gavin. That's me. This is the Ristie podcast this week brought to you by 23 me Experien and honey. I'm Gus. I'm Gavin. I'm Luke. I'm Barbara. I'm Bernie and I'm the most dangerous predator So guys, we should introduce our special guest today. We have with us Mr. Luke Tipple who is our marine biologist friend and shark expert He is the person who kept at least Gavin alive And Shark Expert. He is the person who kept at least Gavin alive during the immersion shark week. We haven't seen Michael.

Michael's not here. I don't know if you're gonna promise I'll bring him back. Who knows? Who knows? Wendy seems a lot happier lately, so I don't know what's going on. It's weird. And we're gonna be talking about a few different things

today on the podcast. As usual, one of the things we'll probably be talking about on a regular basis is the episode of immersion that we shot for Discovery Channel for Shark Week that Luke was a part of also Marcus. We're gonna do a post show after the episode of immersion that we shot for Discovery Channel for Shark Week. That Luke was a part of also Marcus. We're going to do a post show after the episode as well. This is kind of a rare one in that this will actually be kind of a spoilerish post show that we're going to have. We're going to talk about the episode and things that are on it with the cast of immersion Shark Week.

We just, we didn't want to wait until after the episode to do that stuff, but we also wanted to have Luke here the week that the shark week is going on. So that we figured that was a good compromise. But we warned and we talked about it in the post show as well, uh, that we are going to be giving some spoilers. Not the main show though. Not the main show. Make sure we're going to talk in general. Like sharks. Sharks. What are they? Where did they come from? What kind of shark is that? Oh, Eric built that thing. We have on the table there,

it's like a crocodile dentist. I hate it. Game, but it's a sharp. It's called snappy shark. And he replaced the teeth at the top with actual thumbtacks. I don't know if you can see that. I was about to go in for it and then I just took a close you're looking instantly nope data there. You can go for it. I'll play you.

I would rather. Doesn't know the most kind of shirt is that game. What kind of shirt is that? A bad idea show. The Rare breed. That's things like something you're doing high school, right? It also has a college strength. Look at that thing.

Right before we were about to start the show, Bernie was challenged by Eric to play it. And Bernie says, no, I'd rather not risk my life. Oh God, guess do it. Oh I was hoping you got it. You don't want to get like HIV or feel something You think that would happen? You think it would not a budget crack? Eric has been stabbed a couple times. Eric. They they tested They sanitized it. Yeah, are you gonna play? Gus is gonna play. All right. We guys can play. Oh my god Well, I Oh you kidding me with the lights?

Did you work on that? You got the codey stuff for miles over there. The codey's behind the lightboard. You got the little one. Is there a mark? You left a, an imprint. Oh, I got it! Why would you let that?

Just the tiny, small hint. Because we're on a podcast. It's entertaining. It's an audio podcast. It's video, but... Well, most people listen to that probably, right? These are just massive self-accompanied.

It makes a great sound when you're supposed to. You didn't make any sound yourself. Yeah, now that you've heard the laugh, now can you identify the shark? Now can we get the shark? The shark's normally laugh are sharks. Appreciative of comedy. You guys didn't learn anything

and making the show. This is actually for a different week called Sharp Week. Nice. Good. First installment of that. No, no, no, that's really good. It's on the office supply channel. What that's on.

But it seems like sharks in every televised, fictional movie, they all make the same noise, which is this noise? How? Like they have that noise, that chomping noise, that's only a shark that makes it, but shark makes literally no noise, right? I don't know what noise you're talking about.

I don't know. It's the noises in the back in track of every dumb movie of the thing. Yes. And I feel a lot of dumb movie. There's always a menacing sound coming up and there's that growling raw sound in the back. Right.

I think it's actually, I've seen one where they've used the cheetah before. Like, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah. Sound, but they just mutate and mess with it in posts. And yeah, it's put an I've seen one where they've used the cheetah before, like, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, if you're underwater. And it's just, I mean, most people, did most people even know if they're gonna get a tag by a shirt or just like, what the hell just happened to me? Most of the time, people don't see them coming

because they're predators. If you can look them in the eye and force them to know that you as potential prey can see them, they generally won't keep coming at you. So they're shy. They're not shy, but they're very smart. So, you know, they're optimistic. They'll go after something that's an easy prey.

If you can see them, then generally they won't, you know, come after you. Particularly, if you're not running away. If you're seeing them and you're staring them down and you're not running away, then they're like, oh, what's that? Maybe that's something that could be dangerous that could hurt me. But so, to answer your question, most of the time people won't know they're being bit. And from talking to people who have been bit, it's like just an intense pressure, usually not with any pain. Is it because they're in shock? Yeah, the body immediately just kind of filters out that holy crap. This is really, really hurt. It's not feeling

and it's just an intense pressure. And then the pain comes afterwards. Yikes. Yikes. Yeah. And the curious about this, how did you go down this path? Like were you always interested in church? Because as far as I know, you're on several of these shows for Shark Week, right? I am, yeah. Yeah. Kind of long story short, grew up around the ocean,

had sort of Jacques Cousteau, documentaries, fed to me as a young kid, and that's kind of what I idolized. I always wanted to be on a boat and go out with a bunch of other dudes and go find awesome stuff on the ocean. That's kind of what I always envision myself doing and the shark thing. Yeah, the shark thing was kind of,

it wasn't that I was watching shark documentaries and wanting to be the shark guy. It was that they were the thing that I was told was the most scary part of the ocean. And I was always fascinated with the ocean, I'm like, well, I want to know more about that. Just like I wanted to do like super deep wreck dives and difficult technical scuba dives, stuff like that.

So the fascination with what could hurt you or kill you or whatever else. And that just led me into a real fascination with sharks. And that was the most of what I did my degree on. And now a lot of my work on the waters of sharks. This has got to be like everyone's greatest fear, right? I mean, it's at the top of a lot of people's list. Yeah, yeah.

I'm in the water with a shark. I mean, I think we all envision it a lot when we're in water where you can't see the bottom or you're just in open water period. You just, in your mind, you start to envision the shark coming right at you. Out of your element, and you can't really quite see what's happening down there. Like you talked about it, you can see a shark or not.

It's like that whole, you don't know what's happening. Or you said, the jaws poster in my mind of like the shark coming straight up, you know. You know, some of the most fun dives ever done is, you go out in the complete blue ocean away from land, away from everything, totally bottomless, you can't see anything except just blue around you. And you drop down and put a rope down maybe 60 to

100 feet. The idea is you have to be able to stay there for a long time so you can't go that deep and then you dive down and you just drift with it and you see what comes up and sometimes it'll be just a bunch of fish, sometimes it'll be a huge whale shark or a bunch of tiger sharks something. But that is that feeling of I'm just in the middle of the ocean with nothing else going on here and I've got bait next to me. Let's see what turns up. Is there a type that's more dangerous than the other sharks? Yeah, I mean, most sharks, most sharks that we think are sharks, like there's over 400

species. Oh my God. But the ones that we focus on, particularly in the media, are the ones with big teeth that can buy you. Usually. And yeah, as far as ones that are more dangerous to people, it's usually the sharks that have more chance to interact with people. So it's your shallow water species like your bull sharks that typically are responsible for a lot of bites around estuaries and mere shore events.

Then you've got, of course, great whites and tiger sharks. All of them have some type of interaction with coastal waters. That's generally where people get hit. Gotcha. Yeah, there's always that weird stat of most shark attacks happen in three feet of water. Something he's like, well, that's where people are.

Run attacks, yeah. There aren't typically a lot of shark attacks happen where people are. Yeah, more people don't run the 60 to 100 foot rope out of the middle of the ocean. If we all lived on water world, most attacks would happen in 2000 feet of water. Exactly right.

Yeah. So what was your first time, like how long had you been diving before you did like a shark dive? Or what was the first time you did that, do you remember? The first time I remember seeing a shark, I was maybe five years old. I was spearfishing with my dad.

And I remember him diving down and grabbing like the tail fin of a little wobbigong shark and these are fairly small sharks. They don't really have teeth. I'm going to look at it. I'm going to look at it. They're cool little sharks and I thought it was the most amazing thing I've ever seen. The probably the next.

They're pretty cool looking. They are cool looking. Yeah. Probably the most what you'd think of as, you know, dangerous diving that started in my 20s. I was not expecting that. Yeah. Yeah. See, that's an example of a shark that is generally not dangerous. They have bitten people and they've got a nasty habit of not wanting to release. Looks like you said a little too much seaweed if you know what I'm saying. Eee. Wapigong. Wapigong. Wapigong.

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I know that shot and I went after the guy and told him he was a fucking idiot. Really? I'm allowed to swear on this shot. Oh, sure, yeah, you're fine, yeah. Did he respond? You're swearing at him at the science. Yeah, he came back saying,

this is just a beautiful opportunity to show off while I'm not in the room. You're teaching people who don't know better whose only education in this is looking at one Instagram photo I'm thinking, maybe I could get the likes off that shot to handle a very venomous, potentially deadly animal. You're worried about the message.

That is not spreading. Yeah, I mean, it's endangered for one. And you're definitely like probably one in three chances of dying How does that octopus deliver its venom? Does it through like a bite? It's a bite. Yeah, and and they're very very deadly Yeah, it's a the blue reactor Blue right that's what it had. Yeah. Yeah, it's a really dumb thing to do No, it's I mean in spirit of that something else we were about a couple of weeks ago was after Chernobyl aired on HBO, there was a rise of Instagrammers going to the Chernobyl exclusion zone to take photos.

It's just like, what? It's a new doll in it. Every kind of, yeah. It's the rice to extinction. If it only affected the people that are in the photos, I'd be okay with that. But then we also hear stories about people taking baby dolphins out of the water and passing it around for selfies. Where was that? Was that Brazil?

I wanna say yeah. Yeah, where they just send the dolphin died. Yeah, by the end of it, they're just passing it out of a corpse of a dolphin. Oh my God. It's just horrifying. I mean, I get the humans do a lot of other really, really worse things.

I'm a much larger scale, but I don't know why. We do. No purpose to that whatsoever. All the worse things. Humans? I read a book recently called Sapiens and it talked about like that you can basically chart the extinction of all large animals

from when humans showed up in that area. That humans make their way to the divine ones and you are correct. See? Smart dar. Unless the humans rode the asteroid. Thanks for not killing that, that's the worst. Oh, maybe Dona Sol is all the answer.

We bring them back and they sold out this virus called human con. True, yep. Yep, we need a good predator. Full circle, right? Or just like that. That kind of sorting map out. Yeah, I mean, what definitely putting

a solos into extinction, yeah. Yeah, I mean, it's coming, every time I read a new report, it's just worse and worse and worse. So is that some of the scariest things that I was gonna get to with this? You know, you're a person who swims with sharks. What are you afraid of? That's what most people would say.

Top of my list is getting in the water with a shark. Then you do it every day just about, not every day. Not every day. But on a regular basis, yeah. I'm fortunate enough to do a lot of things that might have scared me to start with and I have the education or know the people to take me out and do it safely. That's really cool. In terms of general broad scale stuff, I'm absolutely horrified by the way that this

entire planet is going to be changed completely in the next, you know, underterm and amount of time, but probably within our lifetimes, we won't see it come back. So, yeah, that that's really really scary. Other than that I don't particularly like spiders that much. No really. I don't want to hear either. I think they're fine. Growing up in Australia with big fun spiders all the time. That's a good way to avoid them. You know I wake up as a kid and they're on my ceiling. Yeah Australia is just so extreme. Like the I've got the fun left spider-tip. Or wild life. Yeah, I'll do it everywhere.

That's why I always do it. I felt so safe in England because you pretty much never get killed by the weather or an animal. You can't even, if you tried to, you could. I think it's called the mull-off. Carole Pilkinton, I think, had the best analogy for that once on that Rikki Jereste podcast. We said, you know how, if you go out to your garden, you pick up a rock that's normally bugs or a spider under it, that Australia is the underside of

the rock of earth. And that's why I called all the spiders and all the scary stuff out there. Yeah. The bottom side of the rock. I read at Otsuko once about a kangaroo kicking a man's penis off. Like it's like kicked it and separated it. It would one kick with a talon. It wouldn't be that hard.

The huge. Oh, they're all chaggers. Yeah. You're talking about a fridge guy. Yeah, it's a Australian man. And I'm not tourist. What bigger balls be easier to kick off or harder than small balls? I don't think the balls came off.

Big and tough. I think just his piece. Here's the thing. He's fine though. Here's the thing, Barbara, is that actually we own this equipment. You probably have more experience than all of us with different kinds of balls. I only have experience with my balls and that's it. You said equipment and he pointed to the microphone and I was very confused where you're going

with this. Well, actually, I had this discussion. It's like I might be more well versed in female genitalia across a broad spectrum than she is. Yeah, because I mean, even though you've only met in her arms. You've only got into that conversation with a woman? No, I think I am back to do it. So what do you look for in a vagina?

What's that? What? My penis. I like that. I'm happy. I'm happy. I'm happy married to me. That's what I look for.

Yes, but do you look for in a vagina? This isn't always open. Proximity. Proximity. Well, I'm not gonna do an ad read after that. What do you see? So, fire, what's the verdict here? Big balls easier to kick off by a kangaroo.

I would think so because there's more, like, if you like put a lot of pressure, like just on top of it, they will burst, but easier, I guess, because they're bigger. It's like in boxing, let's take the speed bag versus the big bag. They come down even at a skin one, doesn't really matter about the size of the bowl. It's not how low they hang. Oh, yes, very true. It's got a good purchase in it. It makes me think of that video, the guy who, his dog's getting attacked by a kangaroo.

So he just kind of runs out there and punches the kangaroo and box with it for a second. And the kangaroo lets go. My favorite is the guy who breaks up the fight between two kangaroos. Like, he's watching them and he's commenting on it and then he realized his are actually fighting and he rolls out his winter's car window and he goes, hey, cut it out! Use the mates! What would your mom say? I'm just my terrible Australian accent, by the way.

If you can pull that up, Eric, that's actually a really, really funny video of the guy who breaks up the fight with the Duke Anchorers. Just like everything in Australia always seems like, almost like it's like cartoon level to me. I just, I love it. I'm glad American sink of us that way. Well, listen.

Why we can be your amusement. We're the actual, we're the actual cartoon these days. It seems like, but, when it was definitely some undersaw to the rock going on with America these days for sure. like, but it was definitely some on the side of the rock, going on with America these days for sure. Yeah, there's a little bit of that for sure. I just saw a documentary on Netflix called Great Hack. Have you seen it?

I haven't seen it yet. So I think I saw it because people on Twitter can recommend it to me over and over again. And it's definitely got kind of a left leaning politically slant to the documentary, because it's about the 2016 election. And so I kind of lean that way myself, obviously. So I was definitely more receptive to it.

But if you don't agree with that, it's still a really interesting watch to see just objectively what can be done with this incredible wealth of personal information that people are posting online. And how that was used to essentially just build these massive algorithms accurately predicting what large groups of people were going to do.

I saw, I haven't seen the great hack yet, but I saw an article today. I think it was the Department of Homeland Security released this information about how dissent can be so would be a social media. And the example that they used was, it was something innocuous. It was like, do you like pineapple on pizza or not? And it's like how that was a question that was developed to make people angry with each

other and go after each other online to sow that divisiveness and try to make people feel separated from each other. It's like seemingly dumb innocuous things, just like every day we're getting fired up over that. There was something about that this weekend on that level. I couldn't I couldn't believe it. Like I know people are going to get mad and self-righteous about stuff, but uh, Quentin Tarantino's latest movie came out once upon a time in Hollywood. And Tarantino said a number of years ago that he was going to make 10 movies and then

he was done. He had 10 movies in him. He was going to make those 10 movies and that was going to be his career. Really kind of a cool thing to do, an interesting way to approach a movie career, especially for somebody who could probably make movies forever. So once upon a time in Hollywood came out this weekend and it's his ninth movie and people saying, no, it's not his ninth movie, that's his tenth movie.

Because Kill Bill was volume one and volume two. And Territino himself said to interview, no, no, I know I said I'm gonna make 10 movies and I'm going movie because Kill Bill was volume one and volume two. And Territino himself said an interview, no, no, I know I said I'm gonna make 10 movies and I'm going to and Kill Bill, I consider to be one project. I wrote it as one movie and the studio split it up and they made it into two. And some of this fans were saying,

no, that's not right, you made 10 movies. You don't get to say that. I paid for two movies. So it's like, do you want this guy to not make another movie? I'm like, if you're a fan of Quentin Tarantino, wouldn't you want him to make more films? Andrews, Andrew nailed it. He said most people would rather be right than be happy.

And I thought, that's a great way to describe a lot of people. That's like I'm looking in the mirror. Yeah. That is. I feel very attacked right now. I couldn't wrap my mind. That is the most accurate statement of the internet. Yeah. Too late. Yeah, they most accurate statement on the internet. Yeah.

Too late. Yeah, they'd rather be right than happy. It's like, you get another movie out of this guy. I don't care if he calls like his first five movies. Reservoir, don't you think? Reservoir Dr. Zeripoff, right? They were all one movie, sure, right. They were all one movie.

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Is that the special? We love it. That's the special occasion. But there's something, there's something people can experience right now. And what? There's more with us. Wait, there's more.

We've been talking about trying to make a pizza sphere for a long time. Done. About taking a sphere. a two dimensional pizza and transforming it to the third dimension. And it's three dimensions. It's barely three dimensions. You know what I mean? Pizza in every direction. And Eric thinks he's finally cracked the code and we've got pizza spheres.

Is this why the entire place smells like a high school cafeteria? 100%. Yeah. This is it. Which one's different flavors, different sides? What the place smells like a high school cafeteria? Yeah, this is it. Which one's favorite flavors? Different sides. What the hell looks like a dumpling? A ham or something.

You can deep fry it. What the hell has happened? This is pepperoni, right pepper. This one's straight pepperoni. Pepperoni. It looks like a pumpkin. Sure. Wait, hang on.

You can just hear it. Wait, do we get a shot on Bernie? He just get a straight, just pick it up with your hand. Really? Yeah, look at that. Oh, it's finally. it's so dead is portable This one is like I'm holding a human head Sorry

Gavin this one's yours why what did you put in that? It's the Lion like all of this look you are under no obligation You're right dude, I love pizza I just We had all of that we made pizza for you guys As long as it's got pineapple on it because that is actually a very contentious thing But this is a whole thing This is nothing like a pile of apples

Is there a way you would recommend going about it just fighting it? Yeah, so you can't have that habit It's not like a cow's zone see this is where everyone has it wrong It's not like a calzone. See, this is where everyone has it wrong. It's not like a calzone because that you take a bite from like the top middle. It's just dough. You are really anti-calzone because it's not right. This truly is pizza.

But a pizza is supposed to be tiny pizza is getting bigger to a big pizza. I can really pull a stacked in a spare. Don't let's say him. I like this. Yeah, I Bruxy's taking a bite Luke, what do you think? Well, you're gonna like shark down on it? So I thought take pride patsers good. Yeah, get you go with the shark. The dough is great I probably

I'm just glad that audio listeners. So it's basically about the size of a grapefruit It almost looks like it's orange peels, like the way it's arranged. Did you use like triangular pieces of dough? No, it is one piece of dough. It's one piece of dough. Do you not like all this? Like my dough.

I've got odds in my mouth. Yeah, I'm not just saying this. This is really fucking delicious. So Gavin, you talked about this piece of sphere forever and now you're throwing up into a tray of kids. Hey, this is not a piece of sphere. That's how you do it. It's one piece of dough.

I wrapped it. It's full of all the twined it. Eric worked this weekend. That's it. This is really good. It's really good. Look at it. Take a shot of guesses.

Look at that. That's so my God. It's really dense. I don't think I heard a positive thing. It's also really good. Yeah. It's right. It's good, good. Yeah, it's right. It's good, right?

Luke, we did it. We finally made pizza part of it. I could say myself about 2 a.m. after it probably had been too many. 100% being pretty satisfied with it. Absolutely. It's like, we did it. A meat pie, but, but, like, three times as dense. But do you love how you could just take a bite?

You could be like, oh, I'm done with that part. And then you just eat like the backside because it doesn't matter. It's the whole 360 degrees. What are you talking? What's wrong with you? Like a loaded Yorkshire pudding Where it's like a pizza sphere. Yeah, it's not like a piece of Exactly like a piece. There's nothing like a piece of syrup pizza. Luke is all into it. Do you have one this?

Yeah, it's not what rank You want to buy this one? Yeah, you can buy off the back and you can probably That's the business you can eat any end on that thing. That's the perfect. That's the beauty of pizza for it to play sheriff So heavy all right, let me have a go at the back of the how many calories did I just eat? Oh, wow you did some work on that I'm like No, I just went in I think I've done really good. Yeah, I anything of pizza sphere Gavin. This one's amazing. Can you tell? You have a nappies?

Oh yeah, I don't get you. Wow, this might surprise you. Eric, chat is divided over your invention. Oh, chat. Yeah. How dare you? I mean, what were you picturing, Gus? I dare you.

Is this what you imagine? This is not what I imagined. It's pretty much what I imagined. It's pretty great. You eat a pizza, and then it's in every drink. This is like someone scrunched a pizza into a bowl What else would it be? Oh, thank you You're invited everyone

Starting with a tiny pizza, but it is that get bigger and then they get smaller again until you have a sphere of pizza This isn't a pizza sphere. This is a ball of pizza. It's a ball. That's just a shaped pizza. This is a yeah This is a ball this pizza in every direction. It's a ball of pizza. That's just the shaked pizza. This is a... Yeah. This is a ball. This pizza in every direction. It's like a basketball of pizza. Am I clean? I think you're very clean. Well, since we've discussed it, our audio listeners

by chewing into the mic, anyway, I'll tell a disgusting story from the Immersion Shark Week production. We had to take a boat ride out to Luke's, like, live a board boat. He was on this big live a board boat. Procruve like probably about 12 people out there. All together?

Yeah, 12, 15. Something like that. And so, but it was about 20 miles offshore, which took us about 30 to 40 minutes and got there on a fast, fast boat. And it was really crazy barbed because the water going the whole way out, it seemed like the water was like six or eight feet deep

the entire way out 20 miles. I'm pretty bite. It's pizza. Sorry. Now he's come around. Now he's come around. So the morning we were, this is a little bit different. This is the difference we make in a web show and a TV show is it looks a little bit different

in the episode. But here's essentially what happened was we were blazing along Gavin getting out there. Everyone's nervous because we're going to go out. We know we're gonna see sharks. Gavin and Michael know that one of the two of them is definitely gonna have to get in the water. No cage in the water with these massive sharks. And guy.

Someone like 1200 pounds. Yeah. We're going out there. Everyone's already nervous. And all of a sudden, I'm looking off to the horizon. All of a sudden the boat just stops and Gavin's over there and he goes like, he goes, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh Our producer who was out on the boat was at the front of the boat Ryan on the super fast speedboat And he threw a hub over the side of the boat and it all came back We were holy us and I see Ryan at the front and I see him just lean

And then didn't sort of didn't he run anything he just went sort of like and so much goo Came out and it and the wind split it into like this web that came at me and like wrapped around me. You like covering someone else's balls? Yeah. But when I woke up in my clothes, it was like slime all over my shoulder. And it went in my mouth and eyes.

And then everyone suddenly laughing at me and I'm just like, I didn't know what to say had happened because I didn't really even know. And then the boat driver stops and just like took a bucket It's up some sea and gave it to me and I was just like wiping slime. Oh my god You got slimed it was like go supposed to and the best part in the slime of it in the episode since Ryan wasn't on camera He wasn't part of the episode up to that point. They basically got edited. So it looks like Gavin through I'm just I'm just it just cuts to me and I'm just chubbing in the back. Right now, he looks like a chunk to live with myself. This is Ryan Hall, everybody. He's the guy who put together the whole episode and the deal

with the scary. I'm just, you let him tell that story. He's off camera here. What did you want to explain to you, think? First of all, Gavin, it was such a trooper and continues to be he should be should be way more upset than he is You know I've talked nice about Gavin anymore. It was yeah, we'll move on from that very It was really funny. It was really fun. It was good thing. It wasn't throw up, okay? It wasn't the whole big no, okay What would you define coming out of your mouth if you were throwing up?

Anything comes out of your mouth you're throwing up dude. It's not correct. Let me ask your mouth if you were throwing up? What is that? If anything comes out of your mouth, you're throwing up, dude. It's not correct. Let me ask you, did you make a noise? To find noise. It was, it was flim. It was, what? Wait, are you a llama?

It was like a mug full, though. It was like, it was great. Here's the thing. Here's the thing. Here's the thing. So the whole time we're on the boat, I have, so I have a bit of acid reflex problem. Okay, we also have things. So to be fair, you complained about that all morning long.

Yeah, and all night long, because it was sounding eight to nine four. So we're out there, and you know, it's a, you guys mentioned earlier, it's like an hour long drive out there. And so, I mean, we're 55 minutes in. We have five minutes to go. And I've lasted this entire way. And I just have a little bit of spit to just get rid of over

the boat. And I thought, and I swear, I thought it was just a tiny little bit. And Jay, the other producer, they were sitting next to me, he's like, just do it over the boat. And you know, my fault. At the front of the boat. At the front of the boat. I can't go in going 40 something miles an hour. Oh my God. There's a horrible view.

I'm not condoning it. And what started as just a little, I'm turning it into a, I'm turning it into a, it's being while you explain how you do it. You're gonna throw it off on the cart. So, it wasn't vomit. Yes, I threw up,

but it wasn't. Oh, God. You threw up something that wasn't vomit. So, it wasn't, it was like lining. It wasn't like food chunks and everything was just... There were no chunks but it was there, it was thick slime. And I think I eventually get the words out like, threw up for me. And then I was like, because it was so slimy,

I was generally stand up and grab the railing. I'm slipping all over the place. I'm sliding all around the boat, like trying to grab stuff. And then you're grabbed the railing. I'm slipping one over the place. I'm sliding all around the boat. Let's try to grab stuff. And I'm like, and then you're in the background, good. I never get seasick. No. And I've got it in my eye.

He's like, oh yeah? You have to sick. Is that what it is, Ryan? It's a point of pride. You don't want to be the person who got seasick. Hey, look, I'm standing here telling you the story and being honest. I should have just said, hey, look, watch the TV show.

That's exactly what happened. But I'm telling you that I don't get seasick normally, normally. And that was not what caused it. I just, I'm an idiot and decided to. It was really funny and I was, I was thankful for the content. Well, I really mean it the whole day. I just kept apologizing to Gavin and he should have been mad. You can, you still should be mad. He is.

He's so baking. You can vomit on him now. You get one in reverse. What do we learn about boats, right? I reckon I'm gonna say this. Alright, so I should not be on them. I just say down when. Are you sure? Correct.

Yeah, I think we have the club, but we can share the club, but I just needed to Eric to make sure he had it. Because I, of course, as soon as, I was like, what the hell happened? I thought somebody got hurt. I was already nervous. Yeah, and I was struggling to explain it because it was in I was already nervous. Yeah, I'm just struggling to explain it

because it was in my mouth. Right, Gavin was, Gavin was starting to explain it and then Michael, I couldn't get him to stop laughing. And then I thought, then because Michael was laughing, my brain immediately went to a fish, flew out of the water and hit Gavin. And then when he said, Ryan threw up on me and Ryan's over there, I didn't throw up.

I didn't throw up. I immediately just went for my phone as fast as I could. And I got the aftermath of it. Like there's no way to get on Gavin and no one else. Cause it's Gavin and he's just extremely unlucky. I mean, he was the littlest thing right next to Michael. Gavin's completely covered in whatever this was and Michael was perfectly fine.

Well, he was, and you know, Michael, he's got that that laugh that he does. When it's like, there's the laughing with you and the laughing at you. Yeah. This was the Michael laughing at you. Yeah. Yeah. It was like being punched with laughter.

Yeah. And vomit. And vomit and fun. Yeah. No vomit. No. Ryan, he doesn't have a mic anymore. He was not vomit.

I could. I could. I could. I could. I could've. I could've. I could've. I than vomit. No, vomit would have been worse. Because that, because it would have smelled bad and it would have, I would have had to just go all my clothes off if it was vomit. I will say you didn't smell like vomit

when you came on board. Thanks man. Look at that, what a nice thing to say. All right. What a nice thing to say about the first day. I'm gonna keep eating my pizza bowl without talking about vomit. Listen, I knew we lost our audio listeners

by that point anyway, so might as well tell the story about somebody vomiting. Well, we're out of, Eric, I sent it to your personal phone is where I sent it. All right. All right. Well, look, look. Oh, it's opposed to wherever you send it. I'll make it work. He'll get it. Do you want me to make it work? No, I don't. I've eaten the back of it. I didn't touch the front. Eric, I also want to say I appreciate the effort that you put in to paint the sphere. And I think it came out just as I imagined it would be. It's not sure what the griddle marks are on it there in the top right.

It's fine. It's from the deep fry because it has to sit in like a basket. It doesn't really, I mean, not many pizzas are fried, but it's all pizza to do. It's a market to a third dimension. You have to deep fry it. Yeah, but if you just drop in oil, it's still deep fries, right? Okay, where and then where does it go? It just like floats in like the middle of this oil stasis. Yeah, yeah, it's waiting

There's no way that thing is floating. I think it's dense as hell. Yeah, cuz it's three dimensions So I actually said the really love in the three dimension The clip of Gavin vomiting over the side of the boat to Eric Duncan. That was coming in mock, it's going in here. Yeah, I'm gonna see that on the floor. I'll see you in a little bit. I also had an experience with people getting seasick this past week.

That was, I was in San Diego. Oh, Comic Con. For Comic Con. You were in a boat after that. So I was there until Monday, so Sunday night we had nothing to do. So me, Nathan and Sophie decided to take a dolphin cruise where the boat would take us out into the water

and they would look at Luke like, am I saying that correctly, dolphin cruise? I think she's looking for approval here. That kind of thing. Anything with dolphins and whales? It's gonna sketchy. And so it would take us out to try to essentially find them. And this was like a kind of old boat

and it went out into the water and it was very, very bouncy the whole time, probably about 30, 40 minutes of it just bouncing up and down. And it's still going out. And there's a place inside where I'm like, I'm going to go grab a hot dog or something like that. I'm pretty hungry. So I like walk in. As I'm in there, this is according to Nathan. He says, as I'm going to buy my hot dog, there's this whole family behind us sitting next to us on the boat. And all of a sudden, he just hears, oh god. He looks over and there's a young boy who has a giant plastic bag who's just vomiting into a bag.

I come out with my hot dog. And all of a sudden, I hear, I look over, it's the boy and his mother, both vomiting into two different plastic bags. I'm like literally holding my hotdog about to eat it when a third fucking person I swear to God. I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I it was, it was pink, like bright pink.

Crying every night. I'm gonna be mad, but like a hot pink. Why not go over the side of the bow? I mean, then I don't know. It is tough though, because I've been fortunate. I never get seasick ever. My dad, his whole life, he never got seasick. Then all of a sudden, he got C-Sick one time.

He went, oops, sorry. He was on a, Eric just like, why are you saying this to me? But Eric Duncan was. He got C-Sick once on a boat and that was pretty much it. He was, he was pretty much a duncan. Is this my life? Yeah. He's my kid, get the blast.

I'm sitting here, I haven't seen next to me. He just like recoil, he got in, and it just looks like blue ees hanging from his face and I see Ryan pleading overboard. I'm drunk. Are you okay? We should have glasses on. Look, look, look, look at this pants. Oh my god.

Well, I wasn't feeling... I wasn't feeling... I wasn't feeling... I wasn't feeling... I wasn't feeling... I wasn't feeling... I wasn't feeling... I wasn't feeling...

I wasn't feeling... I wasn't feeling... I wasn't feeling... I wasn't feeling... Oh my god! Oh my god! What was it, Felix? You're a real man. You're a real man. You're a real man. You're a real man. You're a real man. You're a real man. Man, I'm so glad I was in the middle.

I know. I'm trying to get you in five minutes. I'm trying to get you in five minutes. I'm trying to keep it. We're saying you only had five more minutes. Five more minutes together. We were there. Five more minutes. Oh boy. So, Gavin, if I were,

you know the change choice. I'm talking about water for you. Oh, thanks. We got a lot of shit as well. Jump in. That guy was so cool too. Thanks Eric. That guy was so cool because he would spend, you know, 45 minutes driving us out there and

then he had to take us back at the end of the day. So he would just go like, go like a mile away and just fish all day long. Oh, I was there, you saw the fish. Yeah, he saw the fishing rod. Yeah, that's what reminded me of it. He had the fishing rods off the back and about. He just fished all day and then we come back

and we can see everything that he caught for the day. Except that day, he had to go and clean his boat. That day for some reason, he had to go. They're because there was not vomit on it. It's so crazy though, too, isn't it? You see that, I forget how blue that water was. It's like, amazing. I call that amusement park water that if you see it,

and like, you think it's like, die or fake. It's gotta be fake, right? It's like, that's what all that water out there looks like. And that was the noodle hand inside. It was just, nothing. It was like an hour from the shore on that boat. Yeah, we'd leave the island behind, and then there was like a smaller like rock island.

It almost looked like a small like a little lighthouse island, and that was it. Like once you passed that point, there was nothing. When I lived in Puerto Rico and I would fly down there, I would remember I would fly over parts of the ocean like that where you would see like that. And it's like that just, that looks, even from the place like that looks fake.

It's like, it's just so blue. I felt like from the plane, I could see the bottom of the ocean. It's like, I'm already like seven miles in the air and it's just so clear to see straight through to the bottom. I had that experience when I went from, I took off from, I guess a little bit Melbourne

and I flew down to Bernie, Tasmania, to go visit Bernie. And when we took off, we did like, when you take off, we did like one of those, you take off, then we did a bank back over the ocean, like going across to Tasmania. And I saw it's the only time I ever seen a whale in my life, it was in the water and I saw it from playing.

I thought that was really fun. Cool. Wasn't a very big plane either. Like I felt very small in that plane, seeing that whale. That the whale was the whale bigger than the plane. I mean, it was pretty far away at that point. We were probably at least 1,000 feet up, I would think.

But it was, yeah, it was still seemed just very, very big in that scale. Yeah. Well, that island that we went to, you know, it's 20 feet deep. Maybe. Yeah. All the way out to that shelf. So if you, it's probably easier to think of it as all one island that's been submerged to a certain point. So if you notice the actual land

that we're on when you guys are on the island, it's getting eaten up by the ocean. You know, they're having to build the roads higher and stuff, you know, as the sea level rises. They're starting to feel it already, huh? Yeah, I mean, the island's only a few feet elevation, like total. So there's really not a lot there. I think it might be about eight feet. But when you think of it that way, you know, where it drops off into deep blue, that's really the actual edge of the island. Everything that we were diving on is just all the sand banks that used to be dry land. That's why it's so crystal clear, because it's just the light bouncing off the white sand,

and you get that beautiful, beautiful color to the ocean. And the place where we were diving was Tiger Beach, but it's not a beach. The whole time they kept describing this for the locations, they were saying Tiger Beach, Tiger Beach, I thought, okay, we're gonna go to a beach, we're gonna go out into the water like 30 feet and there's sharks that come up towards the beach, but it's called Tiger Beach because it's just a section where it's all that white sand, right, on the bottom,

but it's all the beach. Yeah, it's what Tiger Sharks like to hang out. I mean, it's actually a fairly large area, but you know, it's Tiger Beach, not People Beach. You know, we're going to the Vare Beach. Yep. And it's a beautiful place. I feel like the name's disingenuous, because it's not a, not People Beach. You know, we're going to the Bear Beach. Yep. And it's a beautiful place. I feel like the name's disingenuous,

because it's no Tiger. Is there no beach? There's no tigers. Tiger shark. Right. It's going to be Tiger Shark Beach, not Tiger Beach. Actually, I used to call it Tiger Shark Beach all the time because I actually had kind of a thing like that.

And I keep getting corrected. They say it's Tiger Beach. I want to be right, not happy. That's exactly what I like. I like Tiger Shark Beach. I didn't get naming rights. I wasn't the first one out there. Got you.

Tiger's where. They were out there first. Then the sharks came in at the Tiger. That's what they're called, Tiger's Sharks. It's just the natural selection. That's the way it works. You ever see those photos? I think we probably years ago,

should I be on the podcast, and people would capture people. This guy, he would photograph tigers underwater. Oh, yeah. And it's horrifying. Like he would throw meat and bait into the he would photograph tigers underwater. Oh yeah. And it's horrifying. Like he would throw meat and bait into the water and they would dive in after it.

And he would catch it when they're diving in. And it's a tiger underwater is an actual tiger is ridiculously frightening. What? I don't know why. Because he's like, get me out. No, they can either teeth like the way they hit the water. It like kind of opens their mouth up.

Yeah, tell me that's not like horrifying. It's beautiful. It's almost like slowing down what the attack would look like on land. You know, the water's there to slow it a bit so you able to capture it. That's cool. Super cool. So like my house cat is related to that. Do we have anything that's like, and when I, my house cat mush, when he's doing stuff, you can tell

he wants to be a big cat, and he thinks he's a big cat. And it's so weird when you see big cats acting like little cats, like playing with stuff or whatever, chasing laser pointers. It's the, God, you guys have a photo of mush like on file, huh? Who doesn't? You had a feeling it's not the first time you talk about mush, man. Yeah, man. He's not the key pie. Now he's a big, lumic, man. His eyes aren't blue anymore either. They're now golden. Like your terrible cat. You're just saying how dumb mush is though.

He's so dumb. He's really dumb. He's really dumb. Can he like not climb? He can't figure out like if you can't climb, well, you can't jump. He climbs up on everything. So like when he gets up on the desk,

he like hooks his hands and like doesn't chin up. And then pulls himself up. It's like just jump like every other cat on the blanket. And he also can't, if a door is like partially a jar, anybody, it's not big enough space for him to go in, he can't push the door, he doesn't know to push the door. He just stands there and like puts his mouth, he goes, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,

until you like open the door and then he comes in. Why have you shown him how to open the door? The other cat does it right in front of him, but she's slightly smaller than him. So she doesn't, she's smart, she doesn't leave enough room for him to come in. Really, that's a good quality event, because if you just don't want the cat to come

in your room, just crack the door open. I don't know. Yeah, but then the fucking cat's meowing the whole time. Yeah, two shay. He's a lumbix. I feel like he's coming down though. He's getting older so he's coming down. So you're talking about how cats related to tigers

and seeing all that, like you're related to a chimp. Yeah, I guess so, but we're like the Apex chimp, right? I don't know. What I'm wondering is, what do you laugh about back there? I think that's it. You're even at your own species, Jack. That game's coming out soon, I think.

He's like, I think Brian Caster is like, well, it look so full of them. So, that is a chimp. No, no way, man, a chimp could kick your ass. But I'm sure, oh, you know what I'm talking to, never mind. Right, I'm talking to Bernie. Do we have, do we have an equivalent

of like a domesticated shark, like something that's related to sharks? Beta fish. That are in our everyday life. Because they're very specific species, right? Why I'm right that they made dogs in like four generations. Yes, I was right that floppy ears are not anywhere in nature except for elephants.

And dogs. And that they can't, and that they can't keep them out of dogs. Like if for four generations of domestication, it's just a feature that just develops floppy ears. They just get them. Oh, geez. Yeah. And they can't, for some reason, they can't do it. I said I read the article.

I read the headline. I was like, I have no further information. So that is the limit of my information. I don't want if everybody knows that an article exists out there that knows what it's like. If a dog has non-floppy ears, they're like a third generation. What you say? Or they might make sense because they're losing their need for predatory senses, right? Right.

So if you're just feeding them, domesticating whatever else that, you know, the ears up, always being out of skin and everything else. It would make sense. I don't know that that's true, but it's plausible. It's an 18 year snack. I believe it. I don't know that's true, but it's plausible. They like to save it. They lose the cartilage and they just got like flaps. I don't know.

Like I mean, we don't need to worry about predisities really, but our ears don't sag by our cheeks. Well, they're not the same kind of ear, dude, they're not standing up on the top of our head. They're still out. They are, they're still out. They do have muscles in them. So if they're not using that muscle,

maybe it degrades over time, and then they keep breeding down the line, and those muscles aren't developed. And the same way English people came about. So I'm gonna get this from, I'm gonna send down an Australian toughen them up. And they start just drinking a lot. Yeah.

Did you see it? Yeah. Gavin, Luke did a, with another science channel on YouTube, he just did a video testing the blood in the water through like how far away, Schrock Reba, Smell blood. Yeah, you familiar with his work? Yeah, okay, I figured,

we have dinner with him once. Cause you're in the science community, so. Didn't we have dinner with him once? Did we, where we have dinner with him? I don't know, he was wearing a shirt with like an iPad in it. Oh, that's that guy. Oh, his Halloween thing, right? Yeah.

You were talking to him? You don't remember? It's a brilliant invention. I can't do it. You're telling me about it? I don't remember where that was. Was that? Oh, I have no idea.

Mark Rober is, I would say the current king of thumbnails. Is he? Yeah, just now. Is this the best thing? Better than Destin, even? I mean, he put up that shock video. I have 10 million views in like less than a day. Oh, that's good.

Yeah, it's more than a no. It was number one when I woke up this morning. What's the deal with, I saw you getting like a full blood drop of this. They put like a bag of blood on you and throw that. Yeah, so we, the idea was to test the whole sort of trope that, you know, one drop of blood in the water will attract sharks from a mile away, right?

There is a certain amount of truth to it in that, you know, certain sharks' sensory ability is so high that it could sense that level of chemicals, but the reality of a drop of blood in the water in the big open ocean, getting to that shark in that density is remote as far. So he came out with this theory in a way to test it and he, one of his requests was to get human blood. So we wanted to test actual human blood. He wanted two leaders of it to take it out to Bahamas. It's a lot of blood to start with and you can get it. It is available. You can get it

as like expired blood and donations from like film crew and stuff like that. Ebe. Probably. But you're not allowed to import it to the Bahamas. So we're, you know, kind of rock and hardplay. so we couldn't do it. So what I did find out, which was frankly kind of horrifying, there's companies that will sell you blood from pretty much any animal that you want on demand and those animals are live and they get blood every day. Oh my God.

It's like, so literally. Yeah, and I like, when I found out that suddenly it was our job to find blood, as apparently the producers that was our job, and I'm like, okay, and I like when I found out that suddenly it was our job to find blood as apparently the producers that was our job And I'm like, okay, fine. So we start searching out on the internet and of course you find everything you want on the internet And we found this company that sells blood and I called them up said I want like a gallon of like pig's blood or cow's blood or something like that First time you guys like yeah, I told him I was for said, you know, you guys like slaughtering or what's what's the awakening? Get it from shit. Oh, no, we we have a farm all the animals are out there

We've already bled the cows today, so we can't do that but we could do it for you tomorrow I Bunch of cows that coax in him. It's like did you welcome and the milk up too late apparently? They're very happy they get fed I'm you know, they don't just like cut a new cut every day They actually have a cap in them. And I be and and they bleed them for some. Yes. Let me read this thing right over here.

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And it's like he's running into housing problems in New York because they just, no credit is worse than bad credit because at least bad credit is predictable. It's what he's being told. Right. I had the same thing when I moved to the same thing. Did you really? When you moved?

Yeah. Yeah. When I was younger, I just never used credit cards. I just paid for everything right away. It's really weird system. It's not like from Canada at all. We're just like any really weird stuff coming from Canada? I mean, I was in the same boat.

I had no credit when I moved here. Really? Yeah. I mean, there's a social security number here. There's a social, something sin number in Canada that apparently like nothing transfers over. Nothing. Wow. Crazy. So it was annoying because also apparently if you apply for credit card and get denied,

that hurts your credit score. Yeah. And so I did apparently if you apply for credit card and get denied, that hurts your credit score. Yeah. And so I did that trying to get a credit card when I moved here and they're like, no, we deny you. And I'm like, great. So now it's even harder to get credit card so I could start accruing credit. I had to build credit with a secure credit card where I gave my bank like 500 bucks.

You prepare it. Yeah. And they give me a card with the limit of 500 bucks and and they just watch me use that, and I pay off. Yeah. And then eventually you can actually get a real credit card. That's exactly what I did. Yeah, that's exactly what you actually suggested I do when I first moved here.

I think I bought a car early on when I moved to Austin and just paying off your car payments helps your credit score. Absolutely, and I cars good, because it's a commodity back and come and seize if they need it. So I think the same thing. Yeah, exactly. You get a car loan, if you you mess it up, they'll come get your car and... No, it's all done. It's all taken care of.

Yeah, we did a thing when I first moved where, because I could only withdraw so much at a time, like 500 bucks or something from the ATM. And I couldn't buy anything big, but I needed to buy stuff because I had nothing here. I needed to buy like a bed and things. So I would just have other people buy them and I'd pay them back. You bought me a suit. I bought you a suit. Yeah, because I had to know what. Yeah. You paid me back too. I mean, Bernie, you could vouch for your good credit. I did. I got great. I got great credit. I put it on my card and then he

gave me the money. So I got airline miles too. Yeah, it helped me a bunch. Yeah, but it's the other, it's such a weird. Like, then if you have bad credit, what happens is you get a loan that's a higher interest rate, which I guess makes sense because you're more like a default, but it's literally saying, you have less money, so we're gonna charge you more money

because you have less money. My favorite part is when you overdraft a bank account and they charge you an overdraft. Right. It's like, you know I don't have the money. So I have zero, now I'm negative $33. Cool. overdraft. Right. It's like, you know I don't have the money. Oh, so I have zero dollars. Now I'm negative $33. Cool. Thank you.

Yeah. That happened to me a couple of times when I first moved to Austin. I got a charge an overdraft fee like once or twice. And I was like, oh wow, that's like adding insult to injury. Mm-hmm. Yeah. My brother once got bought a pack of cigarettes, bounced a check for it and he paid $45 for a pack of cigarettes.

Oh my god. Because he bounced a two-wight a check for it and he paid $45 for a pack of cigarettes. Oh my God. Because he bounced a two-righted check for cigarettes. Anyway. Do you still have a check book? I still have a check book. Absolutely. Yeah, just like you never know, you run into weird situations where like,

do you have a fax in you? I just cancel that. Did you? Good for you. You can't use a fax. I cancel my, my because he was afraid to call it. That's what you said. You agreed. I didn't say that. I said that could contribute, but I still used it.

How, how, did you have to work up your courage to call it? No, it was fine. The annoying thing was, so you can't cancel the service online. You have to call them like you said. That's how I figured it out. And then you have to wait and hold for 10 minutes. You can't just fact some. You can't.

So it was like, you have to wait, then they're like, oh, you know, I want to cancel. Why are you canceling? I don't use it. What if we gave you a month free? No, no, no, I don't use it. Why are you talking to them? You know, they're like,

what if we gave you three months free? Like, I just want to cancel. You know, that's their job. They have to try to get a new account. They have to get a new account. Why you're calling. All the retaining questions, you're not to skip it immediately.

Say you're 17, say you're leaving the country. Oh, okay. And then they're just like, okay. I read recently, if you tell a telemarker that you're 16, that they just have to take you off the list period. That makes sense. Yeah. There's nothing they can do about it.

But I pass as a 16 year old and just my voice. I think if you just say it, they just don't think what they're gonna do, say, prove it, Kate. I thought, wait, you tell me you're 16, I'll shut my ass. I'm 16. Yeah, I was good, right? Yeah, I was burning.

That was me. Yeah, perfect. I clicked by that. I recently had a rolling suitcase that the handle that goes up and down to carry on suitcase, you push the little button and goes, Shakunk and comes up. It would go, Shakunk and it would come up. But then I hit the button. It wouldn't go back down. So it had this handle extended, which kind of ruins the carry on ability of this thing. It ruins the usability. It's terrible. And so we took it to a place, they had it for like three months and couldn't fix it. So we went back to the manufacturer and said, we need you guys to fix this. And they wrote back and said, can you send us a picture of it not working?

I don't even know what that is. You guys Google it and send it to them. You're like, is mine is like this? Is that just like a step they think that like somebody pulling a scam is gonna go, can't do it. Baylap. I ordered a keyboard and mouse from a company that sells keyboards and mice.

Yes. And only the mouse was delivered. And it said that they had both been delivered in the same package. And clearly it was a big box with just the mouse. So clearly the keyboard hadn't been delivered. So I contacted their customer support saying, hey, I didn't receive the keyboard.

And the person who's helping me is like, okay, can you take some photos? And it's like photos of literally nothing, of like a box with nothing in it, is that what you want? What do you think it is? It's just like a step that like, it's kind of, you should've just gone.

It's like a walk in the park and take a picture of the lake and be like, look, there's no keyboard in this picture. I should've sent them nothing and said, okay, I sent you the picture. They probably have to have it like when to close the file and take a picture of the lake and be like look there's no keyboard in this picture I should have sent them nothing and said okay. I sent you the picture They probably have to have it like when to close the file they have to attach an image of a problem or something Yes, I was I took like multiple angles of just an empty box and then like the mouse sitting outside the empty box And then in the empty box with it, and then they were probably like great. Thank you. Perfect Well, then they say sorry for the problem. They contacted me and they were like, okay We'll send you a replacement

Can we interest you in this other keyboard? And I was like, I just want the thing I ordered. I know I appreciate it But like jeez and then it took I think four weeks for me to get I have a great level of sympathy for that because I've worked in call Seniors before and there's just somebody telling you you've got to do that You know, they don't want to ask you if you want to continue the service. Oh, no, I get it I was thinking about the call center the other day. We used to work together in a call center years ago You know, help you and I don't know this guy and I was having trouble remembering what center the other day. We used to work together in a call center years ago. You know, sell people. And I don't know this guy. And I was having trouble remembering what it looked like when you walked in. Like I remember when before the remodel, when you walked in,

there were the stations there and everything. But then there was the remodel when all the the floor got moved to the back. So then after the remodel, when you walked in, it was like, it was a hallway. There was a hallway and there's a conference room on the right. You know about the place down by the train tracks? Right. Okay. What was before the conference room on the right? That was just walls in there,

and then there was a back area there with the printer in it. This is the most boring conversation for anyone listening. This is not a driving in office. I don't know if you're gonna be able to tell you about like call centers. This is a lot of question, but I mean, I asked that just I was just curious. I was just thinking about that,

that's the only good thing. Was it a printer and a fax machine? We had a fax machine. We had a fax machine. We had a phone company. We had lots of fax machines. And it was, it was constant just like, we never used to bring anything except

it just like spam advertisements came through. Cruises all the time. Oh, it's true. Like people who have fax machines also take cruises. Like they would get a fax and go, absolutely. I'm like, you want a cruise? I'll take those spam advertisements any day of the week

on my phone versus the ones that are clearly fucking criminal. Were they calling me to say, you have been identified by the internal revenue service and you are going to go to jail forever unless you call this number right now. What the hell is that? I got one the other day that was, you know, it was a similar one, but the grammar wasn't quite correct. And he was like, we're calling because your social security number have been locked. I was like, oh, it have.

I want to speak to representative to correct press two. I was like, we know why that is. They try to find people who, if they make the phone call, they know they've passed already one test that they can't scrutinize at that level. So it's anybody who's like, the fuck this grammar's all wrong. Like in the spam message, an email, it's grammatically incorrect a lot of times because it weeds out anyone who's like, fuck this grammar's all wrong, like in the spam message, in email, it's dramatically incorrect a lot of times

because it weeds out anyone who's smart enough to say, oh, this is grammatically incorrect, fuck this thing. Oh, it's like a test for the day. Right, right. It's a filtering process. I have a question. Why do you answer your phone? Great question. I'm starting to wonder that more and more. Never answer it.

My phone also doesn't track all my calls I get because I get tons of calls all the time that I just don't answer. And I wanted to show like a record of how my calls I get because I get tons of calls all the time that I just don't answer. And I wanted to show like a record of how many calls I get in a day that are literally no one calling me. I guess when I was going through that remodel of my house, I would have like contractors and stuff calling me for stuff. So I guess I got trained for a while

to be answering the phone and now it's like, that's done, I just need to stop answering it again. Because normally it may be once a year, someone who's not in my Context will call me and it'll be a real call. Maybe it's it's so rare. When um when Luke's Mike shat itself just then what happened? But yeah, what happened? It reminded me of When he was doing his little presentation underwater And uh, Michael was trying to

Is that the spoiler right? Yeah a little bit. Yeah, it's funny. It's very similar to something that happened in the episode. For the poster. Giving us very important instructions and the Mike was cutting out at all these perfect moments. All right, now if you want us to survive, the one thing you've got to,

exactly right, that is right. You know why that is, right? This isn't a spoiler because it's not in your show. One of the sharks had bit the sensor. Really? Yeah, really. Yeah. What is the sensor you had bit the sensor. Really? Yeah, really. What was the sensor you mean the actual micr? The actual thing that went down into the water, the transponder.

No kidding. The first time it had happened, because we were wondering why we were having difficulty as well. Really? Check it out. Or afraid and no. Dude, that was cool tech though. I like that we could watch you live. It had great time. Remember we could talk to each other underwater, just fine. Yeah, it was getting back to the surface through that transpired.

That was weekly. I assume in Gavin went underwater. I told him, I said, we, I still went in the Royal. But the crazy thing was on the boat too, with your crew, we went after we went through the whole safety discussion. And I'm sure they get asked this all the time. I was like,

is anybody ever like you ever seen? Anybody get bitten by a shark? And the lady, I forget her name, I'm time. I was like, so has anybody ever like you ever seen anybody get bitten by shark? And the lady, I forget her name, I'm sorry. She's like, I got bitten by shark. It's like, like, no big deal. Like a shark just chomped on the back of her leg one day. Did it take stuff off or just like gave her a little, no, there's bites in those bites. So most of the feeders have been bitten at some point. I've been bitten on my head before. On your head? Yeah, but I mean, not, it didn't even really draw blood.

Was it a Wally god? No, no, it's a lemon shark. It's kind of gave like a crunch. Yeah, and some of the feeders have gotten bitten way worse. But yeah, I mean, when you're surrounded by all those teeth and that very dynamic environment, it's, you know, especially a bit of fish gets loose or a shark gets bit over zealous. It's not particularly uncommon to get a little bit of fish gets loose or a shark it's bit of a zealous, it's not particularly uncommon to get a little bit of a bite. Yeah, it's a lemon shark. I got a great shot of a lemon shark here for you. Here, I'll send this to Eric, same way as before.

Sorry, I know it's not the most ideal one. The same way as before, you mean to Eric Duncan first? No, no, no, no, no, it's not going to go to... Oh, shoot, I sent Eric Duncan. How quickly could you identify a type of shark? Like you looked at that picture and you knew exactly right away what type of shark it. It's a very common species.

And a lot of species pretty quickly. Yeah, co-workers. Yeah, I know. It's kind of a job. It doesn't own by name. Two shay. It own by name. But you walked on the hall,

you could spot a jeep and hunter, you know. Well, by the scent. Yeah. Tiger sharks are named tiger sharks because they eat tigers. Are lemon sharks more prone to eat lemons? You know that's that's true. Kosaia. It's all from appearance, right?

It's like that's the basics. The great at morangs. So I sent Eric, he's browsing down, I'm sure. But Shark Week is a hoax made up by Rysher Keith. That's pretty elaborate hoax. We go for 20 years. You guys are great. They can join in on the hoax.

When is it August 3rd? August 3rd at 9. Eastern 8th Central. Are we doing a watch thing? Yes, we should mention that. We're doing a watch party on August 3rd at 9 p.m. Eastern, 8 p.m. Central, where it'll be a little bit before that, but we're going to do a watch party where we can't broadcast the episode obviously, but we're going to watch it along with everybody, have chat going, we'll be talking about it, then we're going to a break, have a little bit of a party here, I don't know what we got planned for the interstitial, maybe Eric can tell me. And then we're gonna come back and watch Genlock because we don't have any TV shows on the

ear currently. And yet we're about to have two TV shows on the exact same night. It's just the weirdest fucking thing. We're gonna be hanging out, cast and crew is gonna be coming through, you Gavin Michael are gonna be there talking to Mergion and then we're gonna have different people kinda coming through doing this watch party thing. So definitely watch it on the site or watch it on YouTube. It's gonna be, I think it'll be fun. I think the whole company's gonna be here too.

Yeah, so it'll be really good time. Can we get a few more of these? Pizza series. I gotta make like 400 pizzas. 400 pizzas. What's in that thing? Discover something like a crock pot. We actually did an unboxing

that's gonna go on social day, Twitter tomorrow. But this is a crock pot, they sent me or like a lobster boil pot with a bunch of different stuff and there's a little shark behind me on my cabinet back there. So I just have it here. So I'm gonna try to convince Eric to make us some lobster with like potatoes and corn. Hey, don't listen, listen.

Don't listen, listen. It's all production value. I don't love it. I love the spare lobster sphere. Lobster's already three dimensional. I do like the message of sending those like sharks are noble beasts and have to be revered. Lobsters by eating.

Poem off. Yeah, what good do they serve? The cockroaches. Don't go swimming with lobsters. We'll do crawfish. You ever do every crawfish? I do. Yeah.

I'll do lobsters generally those smaller, you know, crap eating bugs. You know too much, right? Yeah, shrimp. What you guys call shrimp prawns, whatever. They're just, this big and they've eaten like this much shit in their life. Are you saying that you don't love a cheeky prawn cocktail? A cheeky prawn cocktail? A little prawn cocktail.

I don't know. I've, I've downed a few cheeky prawn cocktails in my life. It's not my first go to. I generally do it. So this is me. There's my feet on the back of the boat here. And these are lemon sharks. This is all the sharks right off the back of the boat. The lemon pie. Lemon pie. Right. I'm

surprised Michael and Gavin didn't like the press. Sorry. Do the fake push on your back. No, we were not screwing around like they were not screwing around it was a very actually really professional environment And I was just doing everything I could to not be in the way of everyone actually trying to work Yeah, it gets pretty real out there. I start talking about real sharks and people like yeah, yeah, shark shark And then you see them and they're right there and on the second day we had we had more people so it was like a overcapacity Yeah, so I think I'm overcapacity sort of thing. So I'm supposed to be more like staying out of the way.

Twitter, sorry, Eric, I sent you via message. I message so I can press the shit out of it. I'll post a version on Twitter of that as well. But I feel like Luke was excellent at keeping us on track too. Like we'd just be, because we're us, we'd just be like setting up for a shot and then we just start like you're just shooting the shit and Luke's like, oh, we were filming?

Let's go. Let's do it. Well, you know, what people don't realize about working on the water is that you've got every element that you're not supposed to work in TV with, except children. Right. You know, you guys are kind of that. Kind of.

We have all that. You know, you're working with the environment, open water. You guys were there on a beautiful, perfect day. I've been out there when it's just horrific. And you're trying to get the job done. You're working with animals. You're working with tides. You're working with the a beautiful perfect day. I've been out there when it's just horrific and you're trying to get the job done. You're working with animals, you're working with tides, you're working with the visibility in the water, everything and people not or actually getting seasick.

It's all these things that, no, I mean, not doing up there. Yeah, I've been out there with talent and you're working with them for a while and they're fine for a while and they go inside and have lunch and they come out and they're white. And, you know, next thing, you know,

they're being sick and they can't shoot. So, yeah, I mean, it's, you guys had a perfect day out there, but the reason we're on it is because when it's perfect, we've got to get the job done and get the job done. You guys were great. Yeah, and it's an interesting combination of, you know, scientists and then production crews as well. Yeah.

I think there was some skepticism too, because we were showing up and we were like a digital YouTube crew as well. And there's this whole thing with scheduling this. I was trying to schedule my wedding around this, but I didn't want to tell anybody about that because I knew the moment I said that, everyone would freak out.

And Ashley was cool and we were trying, but we were trying to nail down this shark dive date in the Bahamas. And I kept moving because there was like other YouTube crews, I'll just say that that were involved. And it was just a nightmare of trying to get all this stuff scheduled and finally locked in like four weeks beforehand. And I could tell when we got out there that Luke was like, we were from YouTube and he was like very skeptical of us at first. And I remember

after the first day, you were like, this was actually like a real production crew that came out. I really, you know, we had a kind of a bonding moment because he didn't know what to expect from us and we didn't know what to expect from him. So we were out there on that shoot. We're out there for seven days. I was shooting my Snapchat series, then with you guys, then with Mark Ruber, then some other stuff and trying to fit it all around. I started with seven days to shoot one project, and it was seven days to shoot five. Oh, god.

So that's where I was like, okay, bring them out and let's just get the job done. So, and to be honest, we didn't have time to even figure out who you guys were before you came out. I was like, okay, cool, bring them out. We'll get the greatest experience, we'll keep them safe, we'll get them back to shore. It's Logan Paul. Yeah, exactly. Well, the other two is like, I mean,

sharks don't have a call sheet. They don't know who's gonna show up or if any sharks are gonna show up at all. So, I was talking with the crew and they said, yeah, sometimes we'll do stuff and it's like, we'll be out for four days hoping to get what you guys got in a single bet. Oh, totally.

I was out there, this is probably 10 years ago now. Shot a commercial for Gillette and it was a kind of interesting concept about cutting yourself underwater and sharks coming in smelling a drop of blood. Actually, they used that trope and actually, it's kind of funny. But yeah, we're out there. I think we scheduled for about seven or eight days of shooting.

And we thought that that was a decent safety window. We got like the edge of a hurricane came through and blew us up for a few days and we got out there and there was no sharks, no sharks for like four or five days. All the executive producers were freaking out. I had one guy go back to land, call up a bunch of people from universities, come back out to see and tell me everything that I was doing wrong about attracting sharks. Yeah, he was an overnight expert, complete dick.

But it was just how that type of shoot happens sometimes. You get skunked and you get back leather. And everything came together on the very last day and not a word of a lie. We got the shoot done in its entirety in about 40 minutes on the very last day of the shoot. Which had to work a week. Everything aligned to the animals.

We got everything it was great. And it won a bunch of awards and it was fantastic. But what goes into doing these open ocean and environment-styled shoots is just incredible. Mm-hmm. Yeah, you were, I mean, you're divers like moon dog. As soon as like they could see some of the shapes in the water, they were down, they were,

you were up and down in the water right away. Yeah, and you know, we're down there to give them some food, keep them around, because we know that inevitably things take longer than you want. That's the crazy thing. And I feel okay talking about this, because it's been a while since I've been on the show. But that was one of the things I asked the crew

on the amazing race because they go to so many different places. And for one of our episodes, we went to this top of the mountain in the southern Alps in France. And the next day as we were leaving, it was we were worried we're gonna leave because the Blizzard was coming in. They made a comment to one of the crew,

I said, well, it's luckily the Blizzard didn't hit yesterday when we were on the top of the mountain because then it would have been a lot tougher. And he just, it was almost like they don't talk about it, but he told me that they have this incredible, lucky streak of never having to cancel. And you think about stuff that they do, say they go to all these random locations,

whether all that, they never have to cancel anything. He said they've had to rearrange one shoot one time. They always have a contingency plan for something else, but in 28 seasons, they've only had to reschedule one time because of like a monsoon in Southeast Asia. Crazy. Yeah, that's a lot. Pretty crazy. It's like a, kind of like a perfect like pitching in a no hitter and like they just don't talk about. Yeah, I'm not going to say anything to you. They don't want to jinx it. No, no. They just had their blizzard. So maybe they were feeling

safe. Yeah, after that one. Yeah, that's a crazy record. It's amazing. But same kind of, it's like, I have so much respect for that crew because, you know, they go all over the world, all these different conditions and it's massive field cameras. Yeah. Like those massive news field cameras. And they run. They were backwards, you know?

And it's like, and they, we were got in shape to do it. And then when we were running down the street in Colombia and our camera guy goes, where are you going? And so we're going to go to two blocks down to go right. You guys I'll see you down there. He just takes his camera, puts it down like this and just puts in a different gear that we just don't have. And takes off and he meets us down to that corner as we turn the corner. Instead of running backwards, why doesn't he mount the camera backwards and just have a view of it. Why don't they get SLRs? I mean, or you know, they're working with these massive 40 pound field cameras.

Your crew is same way. It's like, you know, it's, it's their element. It's like everybody out there knew their job was like dedicated to it. And it's like, oh, we at that. I felt completely, they felt completely trustworthy at every moment to me. Yeah. The guy with the Undo All Camera was Tom Tom. Yeah. Well, legend that guy was.

Mm-hmm. That goes a champion. What do you do? It's just like the coolest, like really quiet, sort of like funny. And he got all these amazing underwater, they just don't underwater cameraman. He's an underwater cameraman. And he's like the most interesting man in the world. Yeah. He's in his 50s, looks like he's in his 30s.

He is, yeah. I couldn't, I couldn't have guessed that guy's in the continuation. He runs Marathon's, he's fit as hell. He's been like marooned on an island for a month. And had to live off like, like, third eggs and stuff. Like, he's been all marooned on an island for a month. I had to live off like, third eggs and stuff. Like, he's been all over the world. He's one of these guys, he won't tell you anything,

but then if you ask him something, he's like, oh yeah, yeah, I did that once. I had this one experience where I found treasure or something that is pretty incredible. Yeah, I'm a huge camera nerd, so I was just watching him assemble his, like shoving his red camera. He was an issue with his,

so he had to take something off someone else's red and shove it in on his and then put that in the camera. He was an issue with his, so he had to take something off someone else's red and shove it in on his and then put that in the housing. I was just asking questions about his kit fascinating. So hard was your dick. Hey, it was right. I'm in like fourth generation, Dicks as well. It's a just a mystery.

There was a moment though. There was a moment when a kind of a generic harmless conversation got really serious where it was we had to do a test dive Michael and Gavin had to show you demonstrate to you. They went to training. It's all in the show. They had to go to training to be certified scuba diving, but then Luke wanted you wanted to make sure like you actually communicated with the instructors beforehand told specific skills you wanted them to have. And then we had a the when we first showed up we did a test dive in another part, which was really cool.

It was a shipwreck and everything. Anyway, after we got up from that dive, Michael made the call, we were like a really awking in a comet where he goes. He goes, you guys ever find buried treasure out here or anything like that? And everybody in the crew got really serious. And they were just like, why do you ask that?

And it's like, do they know where treasure? I was like, does this crew actually know where treasure is? Cause they all got like really serious about it. There's some treasure to be found out there for sure. Good, no kidding. Yeah, you have to get salvage rights and that's a whole big thing. But yeah, people who know about it don't talk about that much.

You have to make that sound, found Treasurer. Yes. And it actually comes down to who owns it. So if you're talking about Spanish-Gallien Treasurer, it's often the case that the Spanish government will owns it. So if you're talking about Spanish galley and treasurer, it's often the case that the Spanish government will claim it. Really? Yeah.

From what I say, it's a tell. That's crazy. And they'll have a claim to it as I think it's called our national title or something. So why would you ever report 500 years ago? Well, the problem is, you could not report it, but then if you don't have the provenance of being able to say it was from this shipwreck, then it's worth like a 20th of what it's worth. It is from like, right. So, if you... So, where are you going to convert it?

You got a double coming eye that I got. Golding is out of it. Well, then it loses all of it. All of it's monetary value. Then it's gold. Yeah, but... But it's more valuable to be. And gold going over Spanish games with a lot more than the same equivalent weight.

So gold is worth more than its weight in gold when it's crushed into a really old penny. Yeah, very cool. Is there any movie that's out there that is actually accurate with sharks where you saw it or treasure hunting? Cause I was thinking there was a The James Con movie. I think would maybe Jessica Alba in it where they're like yeah

They had to find a cannon that had or something that had the name of the ship on it and then it was theirs That's what I remember from that movie, but it's like anything There's a lot of mistakes of a shark. What about the blue sea the shark turned the oven on when I actually Of all the schlocky silly movies that is fans. That movie's, that's going bad. That's going bad. Well, yeah, I love the concept of it. It's like, they're not trying to say that sharks are like these monsters

that, you know, there's, this shark that's just gone rogue and it's going to come and eat you or everything else. They're saying, hey, we're taking this predator and we're increasing its capacity. We're making its eat you and everything else. They're saying, hey, we're taking this predator and we're increasing its capacity, we're making its brain bigger and doing everything and then they get fucking eaten. That's awesome. And I just love how everybody in that movie dies.

Oh yeah. Like everyone who, you know, traditionally wouldn't the hot chick. Samuel Jackson, or, Samuel Jackson, or, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Spoiler for 25 year old movie. It's great.

Does L.O. cool J. dye? Doesn't he survive? He makes it. Yeah, he's the one it. Yeah, he gets out of the other. That's the top shot guy. Yeah. Yeah, the top shot guy. Dead. It's awesome.

I love that the guy who's giving the big rousing speech gets killed right in the middle of the rousing speech in the most ridiculous possible way too. So there's nothing that comes to mind for like an accurate shark movie. Documentaries. Yeah, right. Yeah.

I mean, they all feel like massive larger than possible sharks. Yeah, I mean, you've got to play off of people's terror, right? I mean, if you could look at some of the things like the wreck of what is it? Indianapolis, where a bunch of people got to fight. Yeah, that was the... That's pretty real. I mean, that happened.

That wasn't really playing off of sharks being monsters. That was just a real scenario that happened. Well, I saw Navy, US Navy training film where they were training the life rafts and they were training as the sharks approach. They would slap the water with moors to scare the sharks away. And that's the advice they were giving. Whereas you were like, do not make any sounds on the top of the water or struggling sounds. Different different scenarios. I mean, whereas you were like, do not make any sounds on the top of the water or struggling sounds. Different scenarios. I mean, if you're creating an attraction to the shark,

which could be frantic splashing around, you're bringing the shark up to look. In that particular case, you're talking about a very dynamic environment that's probably full of blood and guts and gaw and shum, human bodies and stuff that's floating around. Yeah, at that point, the sharks are just switched on. They're going to bite anything. So, you know, slap the water with all his, hit the sharks in the head, whatever you can do to get them away. Dude, I was the nine nightmares that clip of the shark. I don't know what kind of shark it is.

It's just gnawing on a pontoon boat and then you see the pontoon like deflate. And it's like holy god, I would just be so, so worried at that point. I mean, I'm not, I'm not a big nanny. My phone on my favorite clips of all time is the lady who was in Washington, say I think she was in like Puget Sound and she calls 911 on a whale. Have you seen that? Yeah, she panicked. Was it, I think, was it in Puget Sound or was it like Southern California? That was like San Diego or something. I want to say it was Pacific Northwest, but it does, it was definitely like a middle-aged American lady and she's calling 911. And the dad is like trying to get everyone to appreciate

the whale is right there. And none of her on camera, but she hear off camera freaking out. And this lady starts calling 911. What is she asking them to do? She's like, yes, we're here, blah, blah, blah. And there's three whales under our boat and they're not leaving.

And everyone's like, what? What? You want to what? They were the a boat and they're not leaving. And everyone's like, what? What? You want to let me do it? They're the land police. They're not the sea police. You're in the water. There's whales. Call the Coast Guard, dummy.

What's the number for? Call the Coast Guard. Did you see that real quick? Did you see the recent discovery of the 400 year old shark or something? I saw a clip of it. I think they determined how old the shark was. It wasn't that the shark was new.

Oh, okay. It was new to science that they were able to date how old the actual shark was. That thing worked. That was amazing. It was a Greenland shark, right? I want to say it was like up north, like up to... Yeah, up to Greenland shark.

Is that what it was? How long could they get? I think that's the oldest it's been recorded. Wow. That's amazing. We don't know the answer to that. We're the wrong species. That's something incredible.

You're looking at an animal with a very slow metabolism lives in very cold water. It doesn't have a lot of predators. Yeah, and able to live for a very, very long time. Lucky guy. Yeah, lucky that humans had trouble sailing up in that part of the world for a very long time. So you're talking about a shark that was probably born

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we talk about social media a lot and we've been kind of fascinated with TikTok and the rise of TikTok in social media circles. So we go with this, go ahead, go ahead. The company that makes TikTok is making their own mobile phone. Okay, it's like, I don't see how you make that leap. It's like there are a software platform. It should be called TikTok, but it's spelled T-A-L-K.

That's good. I think it's really good. I shouldn't have said that out loud. They're going to steal my ideas. No, probably not. Yeah, it's not like anybody really use it. I think it's a crap idea, but yeah, Amazon did the same thing. Take a talk. They abandoned it in less than a year. I feel like Instagram making a camera. I guess so. I kind of to take off. Crap idea, but. Yeah, Amazon did the same thing. And they abandoned it in less than a year. I feel like Instagram making a camera.

I guess so. I kind of like that though. How about it? Yeah, that's exactly what you did. Yeah, you hit a button that goes immediately to your account. Well, that branding makes sense. But a TikTok making a phone, I don't understand

the branding correlation. Other than it's an app on your phone. Oh, TikTok comes pre-installed on this phone. Well, if they're also making it with, it doesn it's an app on your phone. Yeah, oh, TikTok comes pre-installed on this phone. Well, if they're also making it with, it doesn't need an app store, and it has a specific set of, you know, functions that are gonna be relevant to the TikTok audience. Like, would it be amazing to hear

that the TikTok phone doesn't have any voice call features? That's like a TikTok outlet. Yeah, or it just like or it just has messaging, it just has TikTok on it, but does it have a phone? I don't know, that's a good question. What if you got like special exclusive filters or features on the TikTok phone you couldn't get in the TikTok app

if you didn't have the phone? What's fair to say, 13 years old, you might start using TikTok maybe even younger. And if you buy your first phone and the kids like, I want a TikTok phone, I want a TikTok parents parents are going to be buying their kid a phone they'll probably do that and if they can make it cheaper than my iPhone or you know I don't think it's a like telephone pot of a phone is the most dangerous pot anymore. Not dangerous just not necessary. So why not just eliminate it and if they don't have to have like

a service network trying to think about this I don't don't know, I just, I can see it. I can see them doing something different. They probably won't. They'll probably just, you know, license the whole camera. Yeah, or something like that. Someone in chat said Instagram did make a camera. But I've never heard of that before. Oh, did I?

Yeah, Instagram. I know that the, they made Instagram sunglasses. No, they made snapchat. They made snapchat sunglasses. I might. Yeah. What were they called again, such schools? I kind of like, I'm they made snapchets. They're not. I might. Yeah. What were they called again, surgicals? I kind of like, I'm upset like the AR stuff.

Next time it comes around like the Google Glass stuff, I hope we don't goof on it so much next time because if we can all get actually that technology to the point where we have it in our everyday life, that would be fucking, yeah, that'd be amazing. Yeah, I think the tech isn't still there. It's still too bulky and limited. But neither is VR.

I think that you're right. But I think that we've seen really good advances. I think the newer iterations of HoloLens have fixed a lot of that. And I think it's maybe still not quite there, but maybe in the next four or five years, that we'll get to a point where you could actually use it in every day application.

Being a mainstream consumer product can really evolve the technology quickly you go back 10 years It's amazing what phones were like 10 years ago. Yeah, they were they were garbage I mean smart phones aren't even like what eight years old. Well the iPhone came out in 07 Yeah, I mean you can go back to like stuff like Pompilates and things like that but that was like mid 2000's early 2000 blackberries I wanted a pump pilot so bad blackberry Yeah, I know.

They had to like, you had to learn a whole like writing language for it. It's like these little glyphs in order to be able to write on your pump pilot. Luke, we're very old. So there was a thing recently, a meme that was going around where they had a bunch of different cell phones and there was like, pick the one. I think I saw you respond to it. Like pick what your first phone was. Oh, mine was a...

Mine wasn't on there. Mine wasn't on there either. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, they had all of them? No, mine was, they had ones that were like the brick car phones from the 80s. Mine was the Nokia 3210.

Mine was an LG flip phone. Mine had a bag. What was that? Mine had a car. It was like, well, I had to put it at a bag with an antenna and it was all battery. He weighed about seven pounds. My dad had a car phone,

and I remember at the time thinking how cool that was. No, it was cool. I wasn't allowed to play with it. And he told him to pick it up with that. Me neither. Oh really, yeah. Why about? And I always like to tend to be on the phone and the phone.

It's something amazing. My dad, when I was really young, he got a new car and it was the first car I'd ever seen where you could control the volume from the steering wheel. And he would just lie and be like, look, you just do this and it turns the volume up. He was secretly like, turning out the volume. And now BMW has a feature where you can do this with your hand and it turns the volume up.

I like that. I do that kind of stuff to my kids all the time. I hate to lie to them, but it's so funny. Like we'll be walking through the car parking lot. And I have my remote from my car in my hand. If you double tap the back of the trunk button, it opens a trunk, but we'll be about 40 feet away from the car and I go, vehicle, open trunk. And then I just hit the button and it opens.

And so next time, like Teddy says, tell the car to open next time we're out somewhere. And the hill is like, be sitting there yelling at the car. Vehicle, open trunk. I'm gonna tell you just to copy your voice. Just to sound like you. He gives up almost immediately.

Yeah, and I'm gonna show that to him though. I'm sure that'll be a real thing. Eventually, yeah, talking to your car will be a thing. We're talking to your phone to talk to the car. Or we should part where nobody goes to the grocery store anymore because it's all service-based everywhere. Is that in your world? In Austin, we have all these test services

for like every possible delivery service you could imagine. I'd actually like to have that. I live in Bend, Oregon, and we don't would just starting to get like we just got Uber last year. Really? Yeah. Wow. It's a nice ideal like little mountain town, but it's only like 100,000 people. So it's not a lot there. I saw a story in Bend, Oregon. Yeah. Just earlier short time. Earlier today, this kid, this teenage kid, was running away from the police. I think he was shoplifting or something. Trash can get? Yeah, and he hit in a trash can.

Yeah. There was a family's trash can out in front. And you can see they have home security camera. You see this kid running by and just hops in a trash can. The person who uploaded it wrote, the trash can was full of dirty diapers and cat litter. He was in there 30 minutes. He hides in there 30 minutes. After can't hide in there 30 minutes. Like after he hops in like 10 seconds later,

a police officer comes by, he's like asking other kids, like, what that kid run off to? Where'd you go? Can't hide in there for 30 minutes and then hops out. And you can see on his back, he's like sweaty. Oh. It's a kind of town where people get really upset that their cars get broken into

because they left it unlocked overnight. Right. And you know, people still leave their doors open. It's kind of that world that's starting to catch up. It's unfortunate, but I'd like to have food delivery service. That would be nice. It's nice. It's pretty nuts here.

There's something for everything now. You probably don't have those electric scooters littering the streets. No, we've kept them out. You're so lucky. It's one of those things where it'll be fun to have, but I'd be over immediately, because we're a tourist town. So tourists come in and they just, they trash them and run into each other and it's a small town.

All of the streets. It's actually a good thing if it eliminates vehicles on the road and they try to be objective about it. It's just that it's not the scooters, it's the people. Because they just throw the man on the side. Yeah, I love them straight out here. Yeah, you walk out in the way. If you think it's not the scooters, it's the people. Because they just throw the men on the side. Yeah, I love them straight out here. Yeah, you walk out in the way. If you think it's bad here, go to Nashville,

because that is like a super tourist town. People are just like diagonally driving in the streets, going down the wrong way on one way streets, going all the way, it's insane. I saw a video today of a guy riding one of those scooters on the freeway in Dallas. Oh, yeah, good. And then like he's in the far left lane.

The left lane, yeah. And then like, check in his blind spot and he goes over across all lanes of traffic to exit. And the guy recording in his driving too, it's like everyone's doing that wrong. No one's doing anything right in that video. But yeah, I can't imagine thinking, yeah, this thing that goes at most 15 miles an hour, getting up on the freeway with like multi-tun vehicles zooming around me.

We're getting kind of close in here. I want to talk about one more thing that I'm doing tomorrow. For those of you who are familiar with VidCon or the Vlogbrothers, I'm going to be having a night on stage tomorrow with Hank Green to celebrate the release of the pay for back edition of his novel. And the cool thing about it is it's here in Austin, I'm actually not sure if there's tickets left still available for the live event, but it's going to be in partnership with Alamo Drafthouse and it's going to be Simulcast to I think almost every city where Alamo has a theater. So I don't know all those cities off the top of my head right now,

but if you can go, if you live in a city that has an Alamo Draft House, and you want to see an evening with Bernie Burns and Hank Green, check your local Alamo listings, or you can check drafthouse.com. But they're... Yeah, drafthouse.com. They had Alamo Drafthouse.com for a while, but then I think they finally bought draft house.

Yeah, that was a while ago. Drafthouse.com. So that's while ago. DraftHouse.com. So that's tomorrow night. That's cool. We're gonna do a tour? We should do a tour. I feel, because we talked about this before, because Grace and Mamer, you're doing a tour

for the air podcast. Yeah, I'm jealous. I'm doing this thing tomorrow and I'm thinking, it's like, should we do a podcast tour? Was that, is that something you think people would like? Barbara immediately like checks her phone of like, I can't go to this. I would like to. You want to be gone like another night a week.

Barbara goes to so many conventions in the summer. It's kind of crazy. Well, I was just looking to see where they were at next. I think they're in, you said Seattle this weekend? I don't know where they are this weekend. They just did Phoenix. I think you can check like Grace's Twitter, right? I see it.

I would love, yeah, you can check Grace's Twitter. Grace, what do you think? Should we do a tour? I would love to do a tour. Everything you post about those live. That's great. A tour. Make it a tour bus. Okay. Where do you want to go?

Everywhere. Just in Florida. And then the Bahamas again, we want to relive our bus trip. There. No, well, I mean, the team owner guys did the Australian tour. Yeah, we did. And that did really, really well. That's great. Great time. It was class.

I think we had in track. Yeah. There's no we get hide in the trash can. That's great. That was class. We had in class. Yeah. We could hide in the trash can. That's like, it's no point. It'd be fun. You think if we did a tour, people would come, people by tickets, people would come see us on tour. Wow.

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this Saturday, August 3rd at 9pm Eastern, 8pm Central. Check your local listings. Also just go ahead and program it into your DVR if you can. Just do it right now. I did that last night. I looked it up, programmed it. Because that counts. Go over to your friends house and your parents house and your uncles house and all that

stuff, program into their dbr As well. Why not? It's always fun to practice that kind of a thing. Everyone's saying yes, we would go on tour If everybody watches the Discovery Channel episode of immersion, we will go on tour. We're gonna do like a six month tour No, fuck you six month world tour. Let's do all 50 states 50 weeks. Let's let's not go crazy with the promising Let's not go crazy with the promising. Let's not go crazy. Let's do... Can't wait to go to a left turn.

Houston. Like someone close. Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, Texas tour. That would stage four and... I'm not going that direction. It would be fun. I think I would enjoy that. We should look into doing this.

Ten too many? That seems like a lot. That's a lot. We'll figure it out. We should look into doing this. 10 too many. That seems like a lot. That's a lot. We'll figure it out. Hey, we'll figure it out. I'm gonna see how many grace is doing. Right? I mean, she's, they're all enjoying it.

I like hearing him from here. I'm like, if grace can do it, we can do it. I wanna see, like, she's got it figured out, right? She already did that. Thank you a bunch of live shows. Like the legwork. I'll just, I'll just reach off of her. Ha ha ha.

We know her for a reason. I can't find it. I see it here on her Twitter. I don't see off of her. We know her for a reason. I can't find it. I see it here on her Twitter. I don't see all the dates. Oh well, but check out her Twitter. Luke, any other shows that you want to talk about that are going to be undiscovered for Shark Week this week? Not of mine.

Okay. I've got one with you guys. That's the thing I'm trying to things on. Got my Snapchat series. If they want to check out Shark Week on Snapchat. MC Hamhead, which is a recent video you got out. Yeah, we put that one up. I think that's on Discovery Goes YouTube and Discovery Goes channel.

MC Hamhead. And where can people find you on social media? I suck at social media. So I'm a follower of your Instagram. Are you up? Thank you. You're one of the few. It's actually kind of funny because the people I work for kept telling me I need to do better on social media. So I'm a follower of your Instagram. Are you up? Thank you. You're one of the few. It's actually kind of funny because the people I work for kept telling me I need to do better on social media. So I'm going to try. They can find me at Luke, Tipple on Instagram. That's it. That's all I'm going to do.

He's doing one of the things I love about Luke too is like when he talks about his entertainment career, science is first and we just said, well, how'd you get started? He goes, well, I was, I was a science consultant and then they eventually just started pointing the camera at me and told me I had to be on camera. And that was great. Pasting game shows and doing all the times of Winston. That's how I started here, Rishi too. Yeah, she was her son.

It would be very fortunate to have fun along the way. Yeah, well, it was like I say, thanks again to you and your crew for keeping us safe while we were out there. Clearly everyone survived. You'll have to tune in to see exactly how close we came to not surviving though. But thank you, Luke, and thanks for coming out. Yeah, thanks for coming out. Thanks for having us. Thanks for coming out.

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