Rooster Teeth Podcast - Why Is Gavin Blue? - #488

Episode Date: April 17, 2018

Join Gus Sorola, Gavin Free, Barbara Dunkelman, and Burnie Burns as they discuss bullies, travel scenarios, Facebook and Twitter, and more on this week's RT Podcast! Learn more about your ad choices. ...Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:01:59 That's meandys.com slash ristarteeeth. Also want to give a big thank you to Squarespace and Casper who are also sponsoring this episode of the receipt podcast. They're up there. We love you guys too. I'm Gus. I'm Mayonise.
Starting point is 00:02:12 I'm your Onnise. Hello. I'm Bernie. And I'm Gus. Did you just keep your and I'm Gus last week? I did. I missed it. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:02:20 I don't know why. Through you off. I did. People pointed out in the receipt chat. People pointed out and chat immediately if I miss it. They gave you the benefit of the doubt though. They said, he said it very quietly in the laugh. No, I didn't say it.
Starting point is 00:02:30 No. I was gonna call it out at the moment. I missed it. Did you go back in an ADR in? I said it. I feel like you should have made that effort. I've ever considered just kind of weaning it out. Just like, not doing it.
Starting point is 00:02:40 I think HR would be mad at me if I weaned it out. I came to work and weaned out. What's the word I'm looking for? You said it right. You said it right. You said it right. Okay. Maybe we're not about legally changing your name to Gus and Gus Sarola.
Starting point is 00:02:51 That's a really good idea. You should do it. Can you have the same question in middle name? You don't have to go Gus and Gus. I don't have an acronym. I'm not going to have a name. What if I changed my name to Gustavo Gus Sarola? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:03:01 You can have the same name. Why not? What is your middle name? Role. Oh damn see. You knew what you said it. Gus is a good middle name too. Yeah Gust you can have the same name. Why not? What is your name? Rural. Oh damn see. You knew what you said it. Gus is a good middle name too. Yeah Gustavo, I might do that. I like it. How much does it cost to change your name?
Starting point is 00:03:11 I think when you have to do something like a couple hundred bucks. What about Gustavo goose, Gus Cirola? I like goose. You should say goose in there. You should definitely have a goose. Yeah, I like this. I like that. You know how countries have an official animal? Can people? Could people have official animals?
Starting point is 00:03:29 Yeah, like a pet, all right? Yeah, like a pet, all right? But like, could your animal be the goose? I could do it. Yeah, sure. So everyone knows Jeff changed his name to Jeff Ramsey from a different name, but they also know his name is Jeff Laser Ramsey, which was also...
Starting point is 00:03:42 Here's a trivia question. You two know him so well. What was Jeff's original middle name? Do you know? I know. Do you know? I could find it up there somewhere. I don't know if the tough of my... Should we let you wait? Should we?
Starting point is 00:03:56 Do you want to British minute? It was Fink that was the original last name, right? His original last name, yeah. Oh, if you had to ask that. If you had to ask for clarification about your talk to the middle name. No, but I'm just like clarifying it so I could think of what a middle name will go with that. Jeff.
Starting point is 00:04:08 You're never gonna get it. I don't think it doesn't fit him at all. You're not gonna get it. Yeah, there's no way. What was the first letter? What was the first letter? I'll get. I'll get.
Starting point is 00:04:16 Paper. P. P. You have this card. P. That was Bernie Checkie. If I actually knew or not. It was. What was that?
Starting point is 00:04:21 What was that? Jeff, Jeffrey Philip think. Was it. Pole. Nailed it. Fucking nailed it What was that? Jeffrey Philip think. Was it Paul nailed it. Fucking nailed it. I knew it was up there. You set that in the first letter to figure it out. He did it in the random time. Although Philip think it's pretty cool sounding name.
Starting point is 00:04:36 Philip think, well, thinks a tough last name. I think he pulled it off really well, but it's a, it is a tough last name. There was a thing, there's a story we haven't talked about, but that I have been watching very closely. And that is the super intendent of the Katie Independent School District down in Katie, Texas, which is right outside of Houston, it's like a suburb.
Starting point is 00:04:55 So it's like Houston, but only white people are allowed to go there. And they, they're super intendent is under fire for being apparently allegedly a bully his entire life. Like is it whole school for real? I saw that video. Yeah, and the reason I bring up the fint connection
Starting point is 00:05:11 is the guy who came, I guess, before a school board meeting and completely called him out on it. Like I talked about him shoving his head in a urinal when they were in school together. My God. His last name was originally, last name was gay,
Starting point is 00:05:22 and he had to change his name because he got so just abused by these idiots. I guess in the 80s or early 80s or late 70s just got abused by them. They end up it had to change his damn name and or go by a different name and I officially legally changed it. But apparently they've gone and found other people like they went all the way to someone in somebody in the south is not in Texas, but they went and somebody who also was bullied by this guy and he's like under fire. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:05:46 That's really, God, that video is hard to watch where the guy goes up in front of the board and talks about it. And he talks because he approaches it. He tells a story about how he was bullied in school and tells all these stories. And then he ends it with, and that bully was you. Yeah. Superintendant. So and so you bullied me.
Starting point is 00:06:01 The entire time. Did you know that was coming? I don't know. The superintendant is kind of sitting there and then when the guy's done telling a story, like Super Ted just laughs. Yeah. Like there's no apologies, no state, he doesn't say anything, he just laughs.
Starting point is 00:06:11 Is he still in, like, does he still have that job? I believe so. Yeah, it's just to be one of the things that's like, I feel like that kind of job is perfect for school bully, though, because they get to essentially bully around kids for their entire life that way. And then teachers too. Yeah. They're like, up, you go up.
Starting point is 00:06:27 Never understood bullies at school. Like what was the point? No idea. Well, being a bully. I mean, usually things going on in their life that they had to somehow get the energy out on someone else. Yeah, just spread it to 10 other lives. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:06:42 Were you bullied at all? Yeah. How about you guys bullied? Oh, yeah. Look at this. Come on, let's be serious. I seen the photo of you with the Trapper Keeper. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:06:52 I was not the most popular guy at school. I punched the screen out of instinct. Just trying to grab you by the neck. I was bullied by the older girls in school a lot, but I was also beat up by a kid in my grade and fourth grade. You got beat up. Yeah. You got beat up. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:07:06 You get hit in the face. I got punched. Uh, he would slam my head into lockers with my hood on my winter jacket. One time he like kicked me when I was on the ground. Son of a bitch. Yeah. This kid got expelled and then years later, actually, he messaged me on Facebook apologizing.
Starting point is 00:07:20 Yeah. Good luck with that. I did not respond. I was like, I don't know what kind of person this guy grew up to be. I just don't want him to know that I exist. Yeah, I mean, I mean, get that a lot going back to England for Christmas usually and Christmas. People grab your head and slam into a locker. Yeah, they just do tools straight into the bar. They, uh, because it's Christmas Eve, everyone goes out drinking.
Starting point is 00:07:38 And there's a ton of people who are just real schmucks, real bastards to me back today. Yeah. All like all about trying to get to know me now. It's like, I bet there. There's what I was it it for me at this point. What was the point? real bastards to me back in the day. All about trying to get to know me now. It's like, I bet there. What was it for me at this point? What was the point? You've done the damage. So it's like, no, in no way because they just feel bad about it, but do you think it's because of like your notoriety
Starting point is 00:07:55 and everything? Oh, I don't know. I don't think they feel that bad. People who've wronged you earlier in life will always want to come back and like make a man's for. It's like, just stay away. Just stay away. I don't even want any revenge in any way. It's just like yeah yeah I've got plenty of other people
Starting point is 00:08:08 I can go and talk to just focus on the positivity and the good stuff yeah that was uh yeah that was that was a really tough video to watch hey dr. Lance hint is his name h-i-n-d-t that's the super internet that's the name of the super attendant is it Dr. Dr. Lance Hitt? Yeah. Hitt. Speaking of Dr. of veggies. Speaking of bullying. Dr. I think I'm going to have a bit of an unpopular opinion here. Dr. William. I like bullies. No, I'm kidding. No, no, no, no, no.
Starting point is 00:08:37 I saw something that was kind of disturbing last week that maybe it just bothered me. I don't know if it bothered anybody else. But you know, Mark Zuckerberg had to testify in front of Congress for all this Facebook privacy. Go ahead. And obviously Facebook's very much in the wrong here. You know, people need to find out what's going on.
Starting point is 00:08:54 He's made some questionable business decisions. He's making some decisions. I don't like how much fun everyone made fun of him for being socially awkward. Like I'm a socially awkward person. Or the booster chair. Right. Like I can imagine having to sit there in front of Congress and, you know, go through what he went through.
Starting point is 00:09:09 And then people are, you know, calling him Zuckerbaugh or, you know, photoshopping him as data from Star Trek or just like really emphasizing how awkward he is. And it's like, I can sympathize with that. My least favorite things about the internet whenever there's something going on like this where there's a lot of people to blame I think in's one of the, my least favorite things about the internet whenever there's something going on like this where there's a lot of people to blame
Starting point is 00:09:26 I think in this whole situation, and people obviously take their anger out on this person who owns Facebook, but to attack him for those types of qualities, I think it's just unnecessary. Yeah, like personal stuff. And to add how many of the taxes. It's not the issue, right?
Starting point is 00:09:41 It's like you're making things up or claiming these things about this person or making fun of them just to like make yourself feel better about the issue, right? It's like you're making things up or claiming these things about this person or making fun of them just to like make yourself feel better about the situation, but it's doing nothing. It's adding nothing to the conversation or doing anything. People make jokes about everything. I'm sure they're not going super personal on him because they don't like him or they think he's that bad.
Starting point is 00:10:00 It's just a funny joke to make, I guess, to replace him with data from stuff. It just seems like bullying. But the booster chair thing, like where people were, he had like a pad on his chair. People were posting photos that he needed a booster chair to talk to Congress. I mean, that's like, what are you getting out of that? Maybe that chair didn't go with that desk.
Starting point is 00:10:18 Maybe it was like, it was designed for a lower, a lower table. Everything in the federal government probably was built in like 1940, and it bought a new one since. Right. You know, when I had the occasion, the very fortunate occasion to go to the White House
Starting point is 00:10:31 for the president's committee on climate change for millennials, which we're like, they're like, they're like, they're like, and they were turning, was that with this administration? No, that was with the previous administration. And surprisingly, we have not been invited back for our third follow-up meeting.
Starting point is 00:10:45 Would you go back if you were invited? That's a really good question. I would say no, but a good friend of mine asked me that question. And she was, she was also, she'd been to the White House a couple times doing a bomb administration, Hannah Hart, and she asked me,
Starting point is 00:10:59 or maybe I was just telling the story and said, I would definitely, of course, I wouldn't go back with Trump and she really fucking called me on it. She goes, what's she goes, she goes, no, just because you don't agree with him, you should, if you have an opportunity to make a positive impact and a good change,
Starting point is 00:11:10 you should go do that. I was fucking fucking school. I did agree with that. There were all those tech CEOs who set up in that tech council with him who realized that they were having no change and no effect and they all withdrew from it because they saw that it was just a figurehead.
Starting point is 00:11:22 They were just there to try to have like a PR spin. And there were there was no actual change occurring. I get that. But you still have to go to do that. I can't assume that's going to be the case. I should still go back. And if they're like saying, okay, so we need you guys to talk about how cold can be clean. And you know, it's no big deal.
Starting point is 00:11:37 And we can relax. The EPA is holding back the economy. I'd be like, all right, I'm not I'm not in with this. Okay. So you got to at least put the effort. Take the chance. Yeah. And then see my knee your reaction of no, I'm not going. Okay. I had a friend call me on. I'm like, with this. Okay, so you got to at least put the effort. Take the chance. Yeah, I'm gonna see. My knee-jerk reaction of, no, I'm not going. I had a friend call me on it.
Starting point is 00:11:47 I'm like, they're absolute right. But do you think there is listening? Do you think anyone there is gonna even be open to any opposing opinion at this point? Like if you did go there. I don't think so now. I mean, this was just after the election. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:11:59 But the point I was gonna make is, the White House is not that fancy. I mean, you think of it as a game. I think it was like the American Palace, but it's really kind of not. It's just a house. It's a little rundown. It's no Mara Laga.
Starting point is 00:12:14 Like, and they don't have, they didn't build for certain stuff. Like they didn't predict certain kinds of technology. Like for instance, in the men's room is a copy machine because that's the only place. Now that's ridiculous though. Like isn't that ridiculous? That is totally ridiculous.
Starting point is 00:12:28 Put it in any other room. Yeah, I could find a best spot for that copy. Well, it's like you can multitask. It's like shit, I need to make 20 copies of what I also need to piss. You're like start it and then go take a piss. And when you're done, your copies are ready. Yeah, that'll be a great to be a female employee working at the Y-dash. So it's like we need to make copies.
Starting point is 00:12:42 She'd be like, I can't do it. Yeah, I'm not allowed in that bathroom. I feel like, I can't do it. I'm not laughing at that. I feel like there might be a lot of copies of certain male genitalia. The next one point. Come out of that room. I'm like, he used the fucking dick copier. I think Buckingham's power.
Starting point is 00:12:55 I can't jump in that. And then he pull it off and they go, did we re-elect Bill Clinton? Is he back? I was going to be a great thing to leave at the White House. it? I want to say in the, they put it into the ground. When the 20s or 30s, I think there was a restoration effort. Or they essentially just kept the outside
Starting point is 00:13:10 and the inside was gutted. Like if you look at the construction photos, it's just like the walls are being held up. And then you can see the white house and the white house. And then you can see the white house. And then you can see the white house. And then you can see the white house.
Starting point is 00:13:21 And then you can see the white house. And then you can see the white house. And then you can see the white house. And then you can see the white house. And then you can see the white house. And then you can see the white house. And then you can see the white house. And then you can see the white house. or 30s, I think there was a restoration effort or they essentially they kept the outside and the inside was got it like if you look at the construction photos, it's just like the walls are being held up to protect the facade and the inside literally a hole in the ground. They took everything out and gutted it because it burned. It was like a because they were trying to update it for that time and I don't think it's been updated again since then. God, that'd be expensive.
Starting point is 00:13:45 I think the, go ahead. I think the Buckingham Palace Restorations, because that's kind of shit, you know, it's like hundreds of millions of quid. That's crazy. It was happening when we were there for RTX London, right? That was Big Ben.
Starting point is 00:14:00 Okay, I remember there was a lot of construction going on when we were there in London. I mean, you might be right. I didn't go there for when I was last set. But it was just like, as it, I guess, as a lot of construction going on when we were there in London. I mean, you might be right. I didn't go there for when I was last there. But it was just like, as it, I guess, as a tourist, it's kind of disappointing, because it's like when it's your first time there and you're like, oh, I can't wait to see the sights. And it's like, oh, wow. But covered up buildings.
Starting point is 00:14:15 I see that as being more historical, because you can be like, look at Big Ben when I was there. Isn't that crazy? It was like a rare time when there was scaffolding all over it. Beautiful. The finest reconstruction was between 49 and 52. 49. Yeah, they said, uh, yeah, they just, I guess it was just to try to get it updated to that time because it had been falling apart before that.
Starting point is 00:14:38 Do you think that Google fiber? I'm sure they've got their own fiber. Do they just have that? And what what is the line to the internet for the White House? Do they've got their own fiber. Do they just have that? And what is the line to the internet for the White House? Do they just have their own... They keep the internet in the White House? No, it's by the copy. Why don't they save the browsing history at the White House?
Starting point is 00:14:53 I'm sure. Well, I learned something interesting about the Syrian air strike that we just did, where there's a coalition of all of our countries except for Yersbar. America, UK and France. Yeah, she's French. America, UK and France. Yeah, she's French. Yeah, are you? Well, those people speak in French and Canada.
Starting point is 00:15:09 That's cool. We'll call that French. So I'm Japanese. And, yeah, is it America speaking? Is it Canada like a Commonwealth or something? Oh, that's right. Part of the British Empire. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:15:20 Yeah. So, Jim, look. Your queens are queen. Yeah, you got it. She's on the money. Yeah. She is on the money. Yeah. She is on the money.
Starting point is 00:15:27 Sorry. So our forces bombed the ability for the Syrian government to create chemical weapons because there was evidence of a chemical attack. And it's a big fucking deal because this is like cold-wear war era conflict where Russia is backing the current regime and all the other allied forces, I guess, for lack of a better term, are backing the revolutionaries that are there. And revolution is an interesting term because depending on what side you're on, yeah, it's either, it's like we call them insurgents in Iraq and Afghanistan because we're backing the government that's there now.
Starting point is 00:16:07 There's also multiple rebel groups in Syria. There's not just like one unified front. There's various factors. So there's such a low-term, should you say like rebel or revolutionary? I have no idea. But what I was trying to get out here was, and I'm sure people have a lot of opinions about whether or not a military action should have been taken. I think everyone can agree chemical weapons is just fucking horrendous. If there's actual evidence that chemical weapons were used
Starting point is 00:16:34 against citizens, especially children, that's just, that's fucking horrible. And what can you do? But when you're talking about what's the internet connection, I've learned about there's apparently, like there's legitimately a hotline and they contacted and notified the Russian government that these attacks were going to take place so that they wouldn't accidentally like bomb any Russian gotcha military presence here because that would be a big fucking
Starting point is 00:16:59 deal. But it's just like, it just goes to show once again that's like we're on a different level than these people. Like they're calling each other, like they're going to bomb Syria and it like, it just goes to show once again, it's like, we're on a different level than these people. Like, they're calling each other, like, they're gonna bomb Syria. And it comes, it doesn't sound in any way, like they notify Syria. Hey, we're about to bomb this chemical factory,
Starting point is 00:17:12 but they will notify another superpower, you know? It's like, yeah, we're going to war, but we're not mad at you. Yeah, we're not mad at you, right? Yeah, it's, so it's really interesting. He deployed them on what Saturday of this weekend? Or was it Friday? I think that sounds right.
Starting point is 00:17:26 Yeah, it was Friday. I remember them mentioning it, because I was just in El Paso for convention. And the people who run that convention told us that there may not be a lot of people there on the Saturday and Sunday, because El Paso is such a big military city, I guess. There's a base there.
Starting point is 00:17:42 And so half the people who were supposed to attend that day had to get deployed. Oh really? Yeah, to go to Syria I think for this. They went to Syria? Well, they were just like on standby ready to go. They might be there. Yeah, maybe on standby. Here they are.
Starting point is 00:17:55 They're just like, yeah, I expect there to be a lot less people there the next couple of days. It's like, damn, just like that. Is the telegraph of a reliable source of information in the UK, the daily telegraph? The telegraph? It's just as the telegraph Of reliable source of information in the UK The daily telegraph the tell just it's just a telegraph. Yeah, sure. Sure. Okay. So now like daily mail, right? No I did a daily mail and gums like what are you doing? I mean, yeah, we've spoken bro. See or a tabloid What's wrong with daily? I just just their website says Russia received a series of crucial warnings from America of the imminent air strikes to a 24 hour hotline intended to limit the possibility of a direct military clash between the two superpowers. It has emerged. So yeah, they were notified beforehand, which is just, I mean, I would think that if you're backing regime, you're like, hey, we're going to bomb these guys in, you know, like 12 hours. That's not gonna go, okay, we won't tell them, you know?
Starting point is 00:18:45 Thanks for the call. And is that a cool, it goes just to one of their phones or is that a specific phone that rings for that moment? Since they have a 24 hour hotline, imagine that phone ring. Get a key, you just like. But you're the dude sitting there is supposed to answer it.
Starting point is 00:18:58 Hello? What's up? I mean, it's like the, obviously none of us are gonna take that call, but it's like when you're, you know somebody's gonna break up and you know both people and it's just like, I don't want this information. Like if our phone rang and it's like, Russia goes, yeah, you know, Poland, invade them again.
Starting point is 00:19:15 Here we go. And you're like, oh, dude, actually, I call Poland. It's actually, I let them know. You know, it's just, you know, like, hey, Poland, you might want to leave your windows open tonight. Yeah, really? So you can hear things. Yeah, just kind of like be hey, Paul, and you might want to leave your windows open tonight. Yeah, really? So you could hear things. Yeah, just kind of like be alert, you know?
Starting point is 00:19:27 I'm not saying Russia should have made Poland by any stretch of the imagination. I'm just saying, I'm glad you clarified, because otherwise, that's why I'm not. Just so when I was already dialing. You created, though, they pulled out of some friendly armises with Russia after the event in Syria. Yeah, or maybe. Ukraine has a friendly armistice with Russia? I got to look. You mean, Ukraine has a friendly army with Russia?
Starting point is 00:19:46 I got to look up with the actual language of it. It even had the word friendly or some really soft language. And I'm like, these people don't have a nice relationship of any kind. Why would they even in this agreement? They have a friends on Facebook in 2007. But they go, whatever, like, the other like, Hey, sorry, I bullied you.
Starting point is 00:20:01 You may have her Facebook official. What? Do people still do that? Oh, like be in a You may ever Facebook official. What? Do people still do that? Oh, like be in a relationship on Facebook? Yeah. I don't know. We got.
Starting point is 00:20:10 Well, you can do use Facebook. Speaking of Facebook, I should have mentioned this with the Zuckerberg thing earlier. They finally have a tool that came out last week where you can check if you were affected by the Cambridge Analytica data mining. Is the answer just yes for you? If you had to log in with your Facebook account
Starting point is 00:20:25 to that site, you do. What kind of data did they take? I don't remember off top of my head. Let me pull up your stuff. I think it's just every thing you've been doing. It's every thing you've been doing. It's every thing you've been doing. It's every thing you've been doing.
Starting point is 00:20:34 I think there was more to it than that. When they logging searches, custom movement as well and everything. Oh, really? Maybe like were they taking data that people were like using on their computer to search for other things that they weren't on Facebook for? Because that would be a little weird. You really want to fuck people over?
Starting point is 00:20:52 Take like their drafts, stuff they don't post, and then just put it all out there. All the shit people write and go, you know what, I'm not gonna put this up. How much for you to send all your drafts on Twitter right now? No, there's no money. That would do that. I only, I think I have two drafts. I think I have like, you don't really use, I never, I never use drafts. I never use drafts on Twitter right now. No, there's no money. No, we do that. I only, I think I have two drafts.
Starting point is 00:21:05 I think I have like, you don't really use, I never, I never use drafts. I never use drafts. I have nothing about what you write. Yeah, like if I only, if I have a draft, it's because I tried to tweet something and then it didn't go through
Starting point is 00:21:15 and it just got put in my draft. Yeah, for me, it's like, I was halfway through writing a tweet, got distracted. It's never like a complete thought. Right. Because I post those. It's not like, I'm gonna come back to this
Starting point is 00:21:23 and work on it. Like for me, it's more a femoral. It's like, oh, this funny. I'll type that. Okay, gone. Oh, I post those. It's not like, I'm gonna come back to this and work on it. Like for me, it's more a femoral. It's like, oh, this one, I'll type that. Okay, gone. Oh, I'm curious. So I'm totally going to look at my dress folder right now. I'm gonna find my dress folder. Quickly checking.
Starting point is 00:21:36 Oh, and there was that other thing that I guess Twitter was gonna change their API access so that third party Twitter apps couldn't work anymore. I saw that, but people got really upset about it. I guess developers got really upset about it. So they said they've delayed it. They didn't change their mind. They're not going back on their effort, but they've delayed this API change. And as it is, it sucks already because I use, I don't use a Twitter. I think the Twitter iOS apps garbage. That Twitter. I use tweet bot. Twitter.com. And as it is, even in tweet bot, there's already some things
Starting point is 00:22:05 that I can't do. I can't even see polls when someone posts a poll. So it's weird to be like, I'll see a tweet. They haven't updated that. Because that API access isn't available to non-twitter clients. Fuck. So it's like, I'll see someone make a tweet. That doesn't make any sense.
Starting point is 00:22:17 And I'll have to look at it on the website or on the Twitter. I'm like, oh, there's a poll there. So that explains all the people who respond to those tweets with the answer, said it is answering in the fucking Oh, I don't know. Maybe they're idiots too. I don't So often I'm just like just answer them. I know sometimes I'll do that But that does happen to me sometimes I look to my draft I'm like a minor and one of them was just said whoa
Starting point is 00:22:39 Yeah, what's that about I found a I think this one's my favorite draft. I don't know why I didn't post this. It says, I get emails from my wax place after booking an appointment that says, we can't wait to pamper you. Pretty sure ripping my hair out savagely is not pampering. I don't know why I didn't post that.
Starting point is 00:22:53 We do it right now. Do it, do it. Jim, that's Jim. Mine was, I wrote a tweet about Coachella. This is the top of my dress folder. I wrote a tweet about Coachella. How exhausting it is, basically how exhausting it is to watch everyone else go to Coachella.
Starting point is 00:23:07 And then someone goes, I don't know, man, it seems like you would be exactly the Coachella type. And I just replied to him, but I didn't send it, which is, yeah, maybe if Coachella was a convention of actual coaches, that's pretty good. But I didn't put it to snockey. No, I didn't like, I thought the timing of it was weird so I'm that one. I did it tweaked the other day
Starting point is 00:23:28 that everyone thought was really rude and rena back I guess it could have been, but it was kind of meant to be like a joky tweet where someone who was asking me, how come when you're doing welding you need the visor thing down to stop your eyes getting burnt or whatever the reason is. But why when you're watching a video,
Starting point is 00:23:45 does it not blind you through your monitor? And I thought, same reason bullets, shot at the camera don't come into your living room and shoot at you in the face. It was like a cheeky joke. And everyone was like, man, what a dick. Oh really? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:24:00 I take a good one. You're in a very different situations. Not really. Not really. It's a camera. Yeah, I think a big, mic situations. Not really. Not really. It's a camera. Yeah, I think it makes a difference. It's not bright enough to blind you. No, I know, I know that reason,
Starting point is 00:24:10 but like it's that kind of like seeing something is very different than something physical like that coming out through you. What do you think about it? The light, there is a physical aspect to that. That's damaging your eyes. Yeah, I guess so. Yeah, it's not just photons.
Starting point is 00:24:27 Oh, photons are never mind. I'm getting it over my head. It was too, I'm gonna check so fast. Out, out, I'm done. No, I'm talking about this. Yeah, but I actually use, Gavin I don't use you so much,
Starting point is 00:24:39 but I use Barbara all the time. I will send her tweets. And I can say, I just say tweet check and then I send Barbara tweet, and she goes, okay, that's good, that's okay. Or if I laugh at it. Or if she says, I don't get this, or don't post that. If it's, no, no.
Starting point is 00:24:52 Good, I cleared one with you over the late last year. I was like, is this one in poor taste or not? And you were like, you probably shouldn't post that one. I was like, okay, thanks. And I never posted it. I think like, I usually have a pretty good gauge if like something is, I'm like, that one. I was like, okay, thanks. And I never posted that. I think like, I usually have a pretty good gauge if like something is, I'm like, that would probably have sent someone.
Starting point is 00:25:08 I probably not, like don't post it ever, essentially. Like even just the slightest bit. I was on the fence about it. That's why I sent it to you and you were like, no, probably not. That's what I've learned over time. Even if you're on the fence about something, don't even take the chance.
Starting point is 00:25:20 If we don't want to do any drafts, you don't have them. I got tons of ones. I had a draft, so that was just one just one photo of my dog. Look at me. These I have. Oh my God, Bernie. Oh my God. You've got a draft problem. Tons of them. You're a draft. I'm a delete them all now.
Starting point is 00:25:32 Actually, somebody hacks my account. Finds my account. Thank you too soon. Oh, man. I got my model three invite finally. This is true. At this point, if your avatar is in a picture of your face, I'd just automatically assume you were 12 years old. It's true. Whenever somebody like complains to me or something and they have like a default avatar
Starting point is 00:25:48 or an avatar of like a popular culture figure or even weirder a picture of Barbara or Gavin or Michael as their avatar, I just assume that they're 11 or 12 years old and I don't be a hosh. I don't argue with them or what if they just have really good tastes. Yeah, assuming if they're not putting their face on, that's what I'm saying right. A nice 25 years old. Have a picture. I'm going to set my avatar to a picture of you and then we'll see. I assume if someone doesn't have a picture they're I'm not calling you guys out.
Starting point is 00:26:14 I'm saying if someone doesn't have a picture of their own face. I'm always kept that I assume that they're 11 or 12 years old. There is another weird thing not associated with that where people will use a photo of someone else as their avatar. to me, that's strange. Isn't that what you just said? That's a little strange. I just strange, I didn't say that it's zoomed to their 11 or 12.
Starting point is 00:26:31 Oh, yeah. I don't blame people who don't know the photo of themselves because some people aren't too confident in the way they look and that's understandable. But using someone else's photo does get very confusing. But you can be not confident in the way that you look, but you're confident of tell someone they're a fucking asshole and be a jackass and fucking on Twitter.
Starting point is 00:26:48 Yeah, I'm not trying to stand up for those people. That's still I'm talking about. Yeah, I gotcha. Otherwise, I don't care if they're alive for a while. I think you can have any time. Who cares? I think you can filter it so that if they don't have an avatar, you don't see him.
Starting point is 00:26:57 Never. Okay. There's still other classes of people that you can find. Well sure, for that's fixing that tiny little problem. I think he had over there. I don't know if I talked about this when we talked about Ready Player One, but I did notice the funny trend where the people who hated, uh, it's playing a little game on Twitter.
Starting point is 00:27:10 People who were talking about how much they were going to hate. Ready Player One and the movie shouldn't even be made. I would always go to their account and either their avatar or their cover photo was almost every single time was a popular icon from like a picture of an anime character or something like that. It's like, this is what the internet is. People use popular icons and IP to express themselves. That's like, but these are the people
Starting point is 00:27:38 that were the maddest about Ready Player One. Almost, I'm seriously, it was almost a hundred percent. It's been interesting idea. Easily in the 90th percentile. I would just go check. Hey, so I got my Model 3 invite. Huh? For your Tesla?
Starting point is 00:27:50 For my Tesla Tesla. Tesla? People say, yeah, I'm super excited. I found out that I say Tesla. Yeah. Didn't even realize it. So they said, from, so I configured it last week, they said it'll be three to six weeks.
Starting point is 00:28:00 I say both ways. I got it. I got it on the same day Jack did was it and then someone else the company also got it to other people the company also got it last week. You put on credit card. I should. Can we say the person who got it first? Um, I mean, you get out people is I don't know new cars. Somebody I said it because I said Jack we can see mentioned it on off topic right. Right. Right. I think the other person post anyway. Now, did you put any fancy crap in. Anyway, now I don't know.
Starting point is 00:28:25 Did you put any fancy crap in it? Right now you can't configure it too much. All you can basically do is pick the color. You get two choices of tires and you can add enhanced auto driving features. What color did you do? It's like a silver color. I hate to publicize this, but in the interest to being objective, I've been following very closely
Starting point is 00:28:51 a social media influencer, a YouTuber who has had solar panels and the Tesla Powerwall installed, and it's been nothing but a nightmare for the dude. And he's still trying to work on it. Is something that he has in his house? I think he has no him. Yeah, it's the Power wall is a bank of batteries so that your solar power can collect energy all day
Starting point is 00:29:08 and then it just run your whole house can run off solar. It's kind of hard to do that if you don't have batteries to back up power because you use a lot of power. What's the nightmare about it? I've seen people in the batteries exploded. That's not so good. And then just general problems of like installation. And he's in California, I believe.
Starting point is 00:29:23 You guys know him. He, uh, hike the gamer. Remember hike the gamer was on our E3 coverage a couple years ago, big YouTube live streamer. That's a really specific category. Yeah. And, uh, I have a question for you. Yeah. Somebody who has an electric car.
Starting point is 00:29:35 Just go ahead. Do you ever park somewhere often? I'm hoping to get one of those charging parking spots and it's taken by just normal car. No, it was really cool when I first got my car because I think they're still illegal to buy in Texas technically at times the website, correct. But people weren't risking it back then.
Starting point is 00:29:54 So there were very few Teslas when I originally got my first one. Uh-huh. And those charging spots were fucking everywhere and I had a free parking base or free like, convenient parking typically. No, I don't worry about it too much. I don't fuss if somebody's in it because I also don't charge typically when I'm in the spot,
Starting point is 00:30:12 which is technically what it's for, but those fucking chargers they've got around here are just garbage. It's like adapt to and I need an adapter, but that's my because Tesla's fault for having a proprietary power port. Should have been USB. proprietary power port is hard to say. Yeah, it should have been USB. Should have been USB C. That's what I said.
Starting point is 00:30:30 That's what he said. USB C? Yeah, exactly. I was making, I just said USB, I was following up on his show. I'd love to see someone try to charge a Tesla with a USB C cable and the cable just melt. I tried charging with a standard outlet and I think it'll put about, and this is what these charging stations that are around here do,
Starting point is 00:30:46 they put about three miles every hour on the car, which is not even like, so if you go on vacation for 10 days, you'll have a full charge. Whereas my outlet at home will put about 40 miles, 30 to 40 miles an hour on the car. So in eight hour charge, I get about 300 miles on there. Okay. I think it's not cool enough yet.
Starting point is 00:31:07 The charging pump. I think that car is very cool, but until it just charges through the ground up through the bottom of the car, or like, I'm saying that. What is the charger with robotic, yeah. And then like a touch. That would make it so it's cool.
Starting point is 00:31:17 I've seen that. That's how it's gonna lead to. They're working on it. Yeah. I've seen video of the charging thing automated and putting it on its own. Yeah. There's my ask about the charging spots
Starting point is 00:31:25 is because there are some parking lots near the office in particular that have very limited spacing. Oh, shit. I know exactly where you're talking about. Yeah, and there are like four spots that are charging spots out of maybe like 20 spots. So of course, all the other ones we usually take in
Starting point is 00:31:41 and often in this parking lot, I'm just going to go pick up a coffee and leave, takes maybe five minutes. And so all park in one of those spots really quickly. And I always feel like shit about it because I'm like, what if someone comes with an electric car and then to charge and I'm in the spot and I'm gonna get in trouble and all this shit. It is literally it's one of the only places ever. I don't think I've ever done this in my life before. But you talk about Starbucks, it's right next to here, right?
Starting point is 00:32:06 Yeah. So I have the app where you can pre-order stuff and there's just waiting on the counter board. Yeah, that's what I do, too. It's fucking incredible. So that is the only place where I've literally double parked right next to the door, ran and ran back out. Like that's a, I recognize total dick move,
Starting point is 00:32:19 but I looked for a space in that fucking parking lot for like 20 minutes. Everything about that parking lot's awful. It's terrible. It's terrible. That and the grocery store right next to it. It's yeah. I don't know, like if it's a combination of the people not knowing what they're doing
Starting point is 00:32:30 and the parking lot being bad or one is worse than the other. It's a combination of the two. It's like, oh my god. And I think a badly designed parking spot makes people drive, like drivers even worse drivers. Yeah. So how long do you think you were in Starbucks? 35 seconds.
Starting point is 00:32:43 Yeah, it's literally waiting on the counter when you go in there, when you order online. And I was like the whole time I was essentially gabbin' in my head, practicing the apology if I held somebody up for like two seconds. I'm so sorry, I was just kidding. Yeah, I was literally, I never do this. And I was,
Starting point is 00:32:56 you get arrested while you're in there. But I'm sure they were just in there fucking, writing their manuscript on the fucking Starbucks. You know, crumb cake, whatever they do. What did you say? Crumb cake. I asked you if you got arrested while you were in there. No, I didn't get arrested.
Starting point is 00:33:07 I was in there. Events won your white because so why would you? What happened? Unbelievable. At a Starbucks. Oh, you were at an event. You might not have heard the story. No, I guess not. It was at a Starbucks in Philadelphia, I believe. Yep. There were a couple of guys who were waiting for a friend of theirs to show up and I guess the Starbucks employees were uncomfortable with them waiting. So they called the police and the police showed up and arrested them and the dudes who were waiting and who arrested were black.
Starting point is 00:33:32 And as they were being taken out of the place, their friend showed up to meet them. And someone else was filming like, why are you arresting them? They're just sitting there waiting for someone. Yeah, one of the guys did was that he has to use the restroom without buying something. So that was then trespassing. We're right in the store outside.
Starting point is 00:33:49 In the Starbucks. What the fuck? I'm curious to know what the thought process was in the people who called the police. But also the police that would actually arrest them, not just be like, people are allowed to wait. Well, I don't know what the legality is. It's a private business, right? So I think if the store complains they can have someone you check, I don't know about
Starting point is 00:34:12 arresting, arresting seems like a fucking overstep. But I like what's the thought process? Like the person, he's not like just racist, right? He's not like, oh, I hate black people. I'm going to call the cops on these guys, right? Right? Like, he might have been. Are we not beyond that? I think I think there is, there is definitely a level
Starting point is 00:34:27 of racism if a group of black people makes you feel intimidated and want to like call the cops on them. That's very underlying racism. Somebody pointed out on Twitter about the people who were standing around like grilling the cops going, why are you resting them? I mean, they're all on this recording that somebody's been on their phone. And like, why are you resting?? And they're all on this recording that somebody's been on their phone. And like, why are you resting? What did they do? They're like, just get an explanation of why are they being arrested?
Starting point is 00:34:49 And there's no explanation of it. Basic cops just don't get away. And somebody put it on Twitter that in itself is an expression of white privilege, even though it's a good version of it, because they're trying to speak up for other people. But if there was more black people, they're saying that they also would have been arrested.
Starting point is 00:35:05 You know, if they had been said, why are you arresting these guys? They would have just arrested those people as well. It's just, I wonder who made that cool. Thumbelie books. Yeah, I know, right? And what do you think in that led up to that? I know, and I was thinking it from a point of view
Starting point is 00:35:17 of someone who was in PR or something for Starbucks because I assume they just woke up and were just like, oh my God. Because you know the company doesn't have these views. Supposedly, it's not like staffed by racists. But how do you, I feel like that'd be the worst job ever to have for a company that has so many branches around the world.
Starting point is 00:35:38 Like if literally anything bad happens in any one of those places, your life sucks. And that's crazy too, you have to think about. That's obviously not the problem with the whole issue. I mean, I was just trying to think about it from every, like, who was affected by that one person's decision in Starbucks? And the whole, the hashtag,
Starting point is 00:35:53 you might have seen this one, the hashtag boycott Starbucks was trending all weekend and people like boycott Starbucks. It's like, even if, let's say Starbucks completely went out of business tomorrow, that's not going to solve the racism problem in America. There's something else. It's core there. It's not at the Starbucks level. I mean, it is on that level, but it's just way beyond that You know company level as well, right?
Starting point is 00:36:13 in the underlying people of the country, right? Yeah. Starbucks should go through and find out who you know made that call find out why they did it and then fire them if they can. But we're to take place. I'm Philadelphia. Oh, yeah. Uh, the, uh, the, I don't know exact circumstances, but that, that manager is no longer employed by start managers. The one that called, yeah, certain states can't get fired. California kids, it's tough to get fired. California. Texas is a, like, you don't need a reason to fire people.
Starting point is 00:36:38 If they work at Will State, which sounds like a super pro worker, totally not. Yeah. The way they just work at Will or is it right to work or right to work? That's right. Right to work. It's like, it sounds like, yeah pro worker. Totally not. Yeah. That means, will it work or is it right to work or? Right to work, that's not right to work. It's like it sounds like yeah. We have the right note. But that also means to me, it's fuck you.
Starting point is 00:36:50 You could fire someone without reason, right? Correct. Fuck. Have I ever told you that? That's your right to work. Have I ever told you guys how much I love working at Ruchis and have breakfast every day and how much I love you all?
Starting point is 00:37:02 Yes, I like this. Here's a definition of right to work. We're relating to or promoting a worker's right, not to be required to join a labor union. Oh man. Nice. Classical. Basically an anti-union law that is,
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Starting point is 00:39:41 Oh, it was duly. Yeah, but we fired him. It's working well. I want to clarify, I think I said too, about work at will. That's actually another philosophy. At will employment is a term used in US labor law for contractual relationships in which an employee can be dismissed by an employer for any reason. That is without having to establish just cause for termination and without warning as long as the reason is not illegal, for example, firing because of the employees' race or the employees' religion. So you could just be like,
Starting point is 00:40:07 and Texas is both, I work at Will and, a right to work stay. So you could just be like, you've done great work. Bye. The thing I was always told was you could tell someone you don't wanna work with them because you don't like their face. I just don't wanna look at you.
Starting point is 00:40:20 That's like something you could do. That's not gonna be a joke. You would never give that as a reason, but it's literally that easy to terminate someone's attention. There was a 60 minute report, I believe it aired yesterday about a Legion Airlines. But you watched the 60 minutes. You should absolutely watch this report.
Starting point is 00:40:34 It'll make you never wanna fly a Legion Airlines. Talking about the lack safety culture and how many incidents this airline has constantly. Fucking love it. And how they, they fired a pilot for evacuating a plane. The plane was starting to take off. Okay, if I remember correctly, the plane was starting to take off.
Starting point is 00:40:54 The cabin started filling with smoke. So they stopped. Oh, yeah, they stopped. Actually, I take it back. They took off. They had to, they had to circle to burn some fuel. I did that to circle because they had to clear the runway for them to land. What's on the smoke? They landed. They had to circle to burn some fuel. I did that to circle because they had to clear the runway for them to land. They came back.
Starting point is 00:41:05 They landed and they declared an emergency. Fire truck met him at the runway. Fire truck confirmed. We see smoke coming out of your number one engine. So the pilot says, okay, I'm going to evacuate the plane. Then an unidentified voice comes over the radio and says, do not evacuate your plane. And the pilot says, who is this? And the person would not identify themselves. And the tower had to intervene and be like,
Starting point is 00:41:28 what are you saying? Who is this? And the pilot chose to evacuate the plane. No way. Who was this person? We'll get to that. They evacuated the plane and Elegant Fireton because they said that the plane did not need to be evacuated. I guess because it looks bad because people jumping out on the slide. It's a customer money to deal with an evacuated plane. It's probably. And I guess apparently the person who was telling him not to evacuate the plane was one of the firefighters
Starting point is 00:41:52 on a different fire engine. But they did not, why didn't they, I didn't know. Like there was like, there was no further detail on that. And the person he said a pilot got fired for a vacuuming and plane. I thought you meant like just before they were about to take off, he like pulled something and like, and jumped down and applied. Yeah., and just took off without the pilot. Yeah, but they said that
Starting point is 00:42:10 ghost riding a plane. Yeah. I believe the figure they gave was that if you fly a legend, you're 3.5 times more likely to have an in flight incident. That's fucking awesome. They're like American, United, or Delta. And that's not necessarily a crash or an instant with a plane. Correct. It's like they they outline Correct. It's like they outline it. It's like they have a ridiculously high number of like engine flame outs or hydraulic law. If memory serves me correctly, that's the same airline that also wouldn't give us credit or reimburse us for our flights to Vegas.
Starting point is 00:42:38 Yes. When Monty passed away and his funeral was going to be the day of our trip. So we were like telling them that we couldn't get on this flight anymore. And they said, tough luck. You're out the money. And that's it. Yeah. I think normally with most airlines, like when you purchase a ticket, if you,
Starting point is 00:42:54 if you can't make the flight, like most times they won't refund you, but they'll give you credit. Credit. You get, you like, oh, you can, yeah, you can take it and just apply it to a different flight down the road. Yeah. Yeah. That's, that's the way that normal for people who don't travel a lot.
Starting point is 00:43:05 Uh, anyway, you should, you should absolutely watch this about like a 30 minute report, I think, or so on 60 minutes about Legion Airlines, super fascinating, especially for someone like me. Could you fit an entire economy cabin into a formation where everyone can lie down? I mean, you, like, could you stack people? Sure. If it's stacked, yeah.
Starting point is 00:43:24 Why are there more planes like that then? Why are there more if it's stacked. Yeah Why are there more planes like that then why not they like more it take about any how why are there any planes like that? Well, it takes more space a human takes up more space when they're laying flat human Why I think you can take more space in one They definitely take up more space they take up more floor space, but he flat. I mean, he's saying stack them How many stacks are we talking three or four? How many can he fit three maybe? Yeah, I fucking lose it was like and then you can't sit up. You got to be laying flat the whole time
Starting point is 00:43:51 Oh, that's the dream. I think I'd rather take a flight lying down the whole time and sit Can you imagine flying like 17 hour flight Houston the Sydney and you cannot? You can only lay down the entire I am on guys side that kind of stuff. Right, like you're like all you could do is lie down. This is it and they'll the fucking walls right here. It's the same thing the whole time. Look, okay, if they took,
Starting point is 00:44:14 if there was some cabins where they took out the overhead storage and they were beds, I would buy that ticket. Or what if you could buy an overhead storage bin just for you? I mean, get in and check. That's it. That's pretty much exactly what I'm saying. But on a normal plane, you just, you? I mean, get in and check. That's it. That's pretty much exactly what I'm saying, aside from that. But on a normal plane, you just, you get a ladder,
Starting point is 00:44:28 you get up in there and shut it. I have something that happens to you. Well, the dog suffocated in there. Oh, yeah. That's how you got it. That was the United. Yeah. So you need to make sure they had a airflow. And they have a ridiculously high number of pet incidents.
Starting point is 00:44:39 Yeah. But I would love. So pets can fly a leech at, but pets should not fly United. Yeah, the three times, they're likelihood you'll have to get there. If that was a ticket, I could buy there for the same prices in an economy chair. I would buy the, the, would you buy a ticket on a plane if it was super cheap? If like the back half the cabin was standing and you had like one of those subway loops that you can hold on to like a two hours or something.
Starting point is 00:45:03 No, you got to take off like that, that too. How about you, what if, what if everyone was in one of those like clear plastic balls that you can like, you know what I'm talking about? Like, you can't even, you can't even be a fucking clear. You're like a hamster and you're like rolling around the whole time.
Starting point is 00:45:17 That would take up so much. But it's like as you're taking off, everyone's in the back of the fucking back. And then it clears and then it's, this is the side. And then like the whole time, you're like, we're like, hey, I'm stirs you, just walk it around. What if there was just one zone, paranormal, economy, and it would just roll around
Starting point is 00:45:33 on top of everyone, but people who didn't want a zone on the head would just shove you. What if I think it one of those beach balls? I think it would be like a disaster. Yeah. There was a woman on, it was a flight back from El Paso to Austin last night. I don't know how this happened.
Starting point is 00:45:46 Maybe someone could explain this to me. She somehow managed to get like a check size bag all the way onto the plane. Yeah, they'll let you do it. I don't know how it got through security. She's not letting you do everything. Don't stop your security. How do you act right?
Starting point is 00:45:57 They don't care. They're not like that's not the gate. Right, at the gate maybe. But I don't know how she got it through. I think she maybe like scurried past the gate agents because she was trying to get it up and she like to have this guy on the shoulder next to me. She's like, hey, could you help me with this bag?
Starting point is 00:46:09 And it was huge. Fucking huge. It took up like the space of three bags in one of the overhead compartments. And the whole plane was on except for a couple people and one of the attendants got on and she goes, what did I say about that bag? I said you had to leave it at the gate,
Starting point is 00:46:22 like what are you doing? Get it down. And everyone was just like, because I was watching this whole thing go down. And this woman is putting this check bag up in the compartment. It barely fits and it's taking up room for everyone. I'll check back. I wouldn't fear that.
Starting point is 00:46:34 How did it go? I couldn't. I couldn't. I couldn't. Maybe when she scanned her boarding pass to my told her, you have to leave that at the door of the plane. You have to get you. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:46:44 And then she tried to get it from there onto the plane. So if it, if you're ever late for a plane, you know, and they had the thing where they cut off your check bags, like it's usually I think like 40 minutes before the flight us sometimes some air like 15 minutes. I've heard an hour. Yeah. They'll cut you off. They'll say, well, you can't, you can't make this flight because you have check baggage. If you, if you're late for a plane, just say you don't have check bags and then do what's called a gate check.
Starting point is 00:47:07 It's not any kind of like cheat in any way. It's, it's, you can go through security with a check bag typically. And then a lot of times at the gate, they will even say, hey, this is a full flight. If anyone wants to check gate check. It's free. Yeah, there's stuff will gate check it for free
Starting point is 00:47:22 and then something else, I don't know, whatever. Or let your board sooner. Sometimes they'll do that as well. But yeah, you can it's a way to if you're late You can just walk up to the gate and say can you gate check this and then they just have a little ramp right there We had loophole like that. You can fly without ID I forgot my ID once and they searched through all my shit And I just showed him a credit card my name on and they let me on clear. Yeah, so if it's a clear Although I'd never use it. I'd say I don't know what it is, but I never clear. Yeah. So if it's a clear airport, I can do it. Very good. I do. Do something, I've heard.
Starting point is 00:47:45 Although I'd never use it. I'd say, I don't know what it is, but I never clear was the thing we could jump the line. But every time I've entered the airport, recently there's no lines. Is it under construction? Listen, this is a nice conversation about travel. We don't need to go to a negative place about it.
Starting point is 00:47:59 I love it. I use it all the time. I love clear. It's like a hundred bucks a year, but that seems like. Yes, it is. It's like a lot. Isn't TSA 80 bucks a year? Is it? I think for five years. I think I get it with my credit card because I have a travel credit card basically.
Starting point is 00:48:12 And if you have global entry, you get pre-check as well. I have barely flown this year. It's been great to go to Korea just now. I feel like you've been all over the place. And it's Sydney, right? At the early part of the year? No, I didn't go to Sydney. Yeah, I couldn't go.
Starting point is 00:48:26 Oh, you couldn't? No, we didn't miss you. So that's okay. I forgot he wasn't there. I heard on Twitter that at least one person missed me. I thank you. Oh, really? How was your mom?
Starting point is 00:48:37 Not in Sydney. The, how do you do that? How do you even, how do you foam it up so easily? Can I have his whole beard just foam it up? All right, what's good? So I love the muffled sound your mouth makes with the foam in it. That's my favorite sound.
Starting point is 00:48:51 I wanna say though, before we get too far away from the ad-read, square space, and our awesome community members, I know we are, who are doing these awesome sites. Did you hear what we're doing this year? That's different. Remember Blue Season 16. Go ahead.
Starting point is 00:49:06 Yes. Oh, I don't know. I just said that to be. You got it. You got it. You got it. So Reverse Blue Season 16 goes up for first members, and then it goes public on the Rishis site.
Starting point is 00:49:14 And there's currently no schedule and no date for its move on YouTube for it being posted on YouTube. So Reverse Blue is going to be on the Rishis site. I personally love that. Exclusively, I love it. Yeah, I think some of you are still- For the time being. Still asking when it's gonna be on YouTube.
Starting point is 00:49:30 There are- And I wanna be clear, there's no plans to put it on YouTube at this point in time. Yeah. We don't have a date because we don't have plans to do it. I'm not saying we won't do it. We, in the past, Red versus Blue used to be on the RT site for a year before it would go up.
Starting point is 00:49:44 In fact, when like season eight was showing on the Root Street website, season seven was what was currently airing on YouTube. We did that for a really long time. Season one didn't go up on YouTube for a while. Well, we'd never get out of YouTube didn't exist. It didn't exist. That was like five years.
Starting point is 00:50:00 That was five years. So I think I love it personally. No, that's really cool. I do. And I and super excited about it. It feels very nostalgic. Super excited about the season of Red versus Blue. What's that? I'm super excited about this season.
Starting point is 00:50:11 I love the intro. I think it's really cool. I've been purposely keeping myself away from everything so I could watch it fresh. Yeah, it's, and I don't have any sort of, yeah. I can't wait till I can talk about the thing I'm doing right now. Remind me when it comes out to talk about it.
Starting point is 00:50:26 For Red or Blue. Yeah. What else is, it uses Beachwood? I always think of like Budweiser. Yeah, I was just saying these two knew it. It's the only other time I've heard of Beachwood. Beachwood's, Beachwood's aged Budweiser. What if this one has it?
Starting point is 00:50:41 I think they make a big fucking deal about it. They don't make the, they don't make the, you said they're marketing anymore. I feel like, yeah. That was in their marketing in like the 80s and 90s. Like eight, late 80s. Yeah, I haven't heard that in a Budweiser commercial forever. I don't know what I see what tree looks like. I wouldn't do it, but my beach would. I sometimes I see that that I don't get like Budlight line. I guess Budlight introduced another flavored version like you know they have Bud Light lime, now they have Bud Light Orange. I saw commercial for that the other
Starting point is 00:51:08 like the moon, what's the moon beer? The moon. Shack up, shock, shock, shock, shock, shock, they're delicious. They put it with orange. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I guess that's true. They put orange. How do you feel about orange in chocolate? Flavor. Y'all come okay? Top. I wouldn't choose it over other chocolates, but I still eat it. That chocolate orange, do you like smash it out the...
Starting point is 00:51:29 Terri's? Yeah. So... Terri's, do you have Terri's? Terri's chocolate orange. We had that in Canada too. Damn. My mind had weird taste. Like she liked very specific stuff.
Starting point is 00:51:39 And one of the first alcohols I ever got to try was grand marnier. So whenever I have chocolate and orange, it reminds me of that. I think it's super cool. I don't know. Grand Marny A. So these fancy like, La Cuea Fancy drinks are in the back of the drinks cabinets
Starting point is 00:51:55 of your grandparents. Yeah. But what are they used? What are they supposed to be whipped out? Is it like Christmas? Like when would that be drunk? Can somebody ask for it? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:52:03 I don't know. It's a good question. What a grand marnaise specifically? Yeah. You like a liquor of the Kour. I know it's one that you like, which liquor, the Kour number 43 that I put with the espresso to make a funny, was it, was it cool? It's like, kind of heal.
Starting point is 00:52:23 Doesn't that right? Is that right? Kind of heal. Yeah, sound right. Yeah. Is that right? Yeah. Cut of him. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You can. You can use Grand Marniate. If you ever get a Mexican martiniate trudes, you can ask him for a Grand Marniate float in it. Fucking awesome. Oh, dude. I always get those. But without the fancy bit. The margarita is an El Paso or no joke. Yeah. Yeah. You get right. The margarita is there. No. There were two sizes that this place you went to. So good.
Starting point is 00:52:43 The normal like the small size and the Texas size we ordered the normal size and I Got drunk off of one nice. It was I value it was just tequila and ice I think That's it. I don't think there was anything else in there. So did you miss the party? I did I did Thank you the other thing I wasn't there big. Well, I just did now. They did a really good job They did yeah, yeah, I was don't say yeah, you didn't see shit. I did I Oh, thanks for the other thing I wasn't there. Me? Well, I just did now. They did a really good job. They did, yeah. Yeah, I was,
Starting point is 00:53:07 Don't say yeah, you didn't see shit. I did, I saw everything on social. I was having, and I've never used this term for myself before, but a serious phoma. For all. Yeah, I was like really bummed out to miss it. Everyone seemed to be having a really good time.
Starting point is 00:53:19 It was good for a party that was literally at work. That's exactly what Chris said. Yeah. He said it was a fun party, but also a really great party for stage five. Yeah, it was often forgot that I was, that was a, that was a, do you see the Jenga game? You on there?
Starting point is 00:53:34 I'm sorry. Are you on there? I just assume you wouldn't be there. Apparently Gavin was the only person that was partying. Yeah, there was a game of Jenga between Drew and Jessica Versami that went on for like 45 minutes, maybe longer. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:53:47 The crowd that gathered was phenomenal. Yeah. I saw you were really selling this party. I saw the every single angle of this Jenga game from about 20 different people. I was trying to pay blame to get over, but he wouldn't. I'm gonna point out, Gavin is mentioning that people left the orgy room in order to come out and watch the Jenga game. Well, I, it's a thing.
Starting point is 00:54:07 It's something the latest party ever. I hate giant Jenga because it always makes me jump when it falls down. Oh, there it is. Yeah. Look at that. That's fucking part of your day. How did I even reach that?
Starting point is 00:54:18 Look at that. We're really doing a great job here. What? What were you? Do you see me there? Can you see me there? There were many me there? I do see you there. There were many unhygienic things about that party though. I was unable to make it.
Starting point is 00:54:28 The ice sculpture and the donut wall. Where people drink it out of the ice sculpture, was there like straws that they used out of it? It was like a shot thing where people put their mouth at the bottom of it and you were shot. Yeah, they were just sucking on the little clean hose at the bottom of it. Didn't like all of sugar points have
Starting point is 00:54:42 and get mono. This exact same way. No, they vape together. And also suck each other off. Oh, like a thing. That is the same thing. That was weird, the donut wall. The donut wall.
Starting point is 00:54:53 Because they were metal nails. No, it was wood. It was wood. Yeah. Wood nails? Why is metal weirder than wood? Metal, you've got rust in it, it tastes like metal. You're fine.
Starting point is 00:55:03 If you wipe wood all over my food, I'm probably not gonna notice. If you wipe a all over my food, I'm probably not gonna notice. If you wipe a rusty nail through it, I'm gonna be like, man, that tastes like wood. Why did it happen to you, Rusty? What of it's Beachwood? What, could you tell the difference? Let's try it, let's try it.
Starting point is 00:55:15 You wipe. Clearly Beachwood aged beer tastes different. He can't tell the difference what is Beachwood, sorry. What do you think you're saying? What? You're literally made the first time you said it. It's so lame now because he did it twice. That was like in your internal draft folder.
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Starting point is 00:56:58 Casper mattresses, you would have to be on that all the time. That would be better. Can I can I sit as well? or do I have to lay down? Why would you want to sit so badly? I just don't imagine that laying for 17 hours straight like with this in like a coffin would be comfortable. But what if that was a screen there and you're watching the venges on it?
Starting point is 00:57:16 Whatever I see, like how I've seen every movie on the fucking plane, a guarantee. I think it'd be different if you could maybe like tilt it up a little bit. Like one of those temper, or the, the, you guys want everything. But you can like sit up. Okay, what if, what if, if you could get all of your lower
Starting point is 00:57:31 plane mates to all vote for the thing like all bending up so you could sit down, like imagine the head on the legs coming up. Did I have to rely on some other assholes to vote with me? You argue relying on that when they had leaned their, when somebody leaned their, listen, they are obligated to that space. I'm not gonna be grudge anyone for reclining their chair.
Starting point is 00:57:46 I do every time. No, they paid for that space on the plane. They can fucking have that. You know, part of not traveling this year that I was excited about was not talking about fucking traveling. And here we are talking about fucking traveling. It's all about made up traveling. You can't see.
Starting point is 00:57:57 People love my Zorball idea in chat, by the way, the Zor Bear Alliance. I think we're on something. I would travel like, see if the evs and load me into a cannon and just fire me to Los Angeles. That'd be fucking off. That would help you feed. I would travel like C.A. Thieves and load me into a cannon and just fire me to Los Angeles. That'd be fucking off. I still playing that game.
Starting point is 00:58:09 I am. I'm still playing that game. I am. But I'm not a steam. They're going to make an update in May and another update in the summer, which I don't know what that means to them, but probably August, September, you know.
Starting point is 00:58:24 They said they were gonna take player feedback and focus on more events and things like that and they were gonna have them to backburner other plans they had their initial plan was to make pets. I don't think everybody's fucking looking for pets. I don't think about pets when I think of CSUs. No, they're looking for pets. They're looking for a cat to do.
Starting point is 00:58:40 I didn't think I- I didn't. I wasn't thinking about pets when I played the Sims, but then they came out with sim pets and it was all over. Did you like it? I did. What kind of pets did you get? I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do.
Starting point is 00:58:49 I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do.
Starting point is 00:58:57 I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to do. I didn't think I was the only person to And the Sims. Well, yeah, after eight years or whatever, I think it's been like,
Starting point is 00:59:05 hey, I think it was eight hours for Ctheeves. A little longer. Two more. I, I, I, there's something I'm tired of and I don't want to deal with anymore. You? Yeah. I'm tired of people sending me links to YouTube drama sites
Starting point is 00:59:20 that are like, oh, look at this, this site's talking shit about you. I don't care. All right, well, that's why people do that. I was happy. They want to watch people fight. Like, right, look at this. This site's talking shit about you. I don't care. All right, we have that. Well, that's why people do that. I was happy. They want to watch people fight. Right. I'm not going to engage these other people.
Starting point is 00:59:29 I'm not going to engage these other people. Why are people talking shit? What have you done? I'm not going to talk about it. Like, I can tell you off camera. I'm not going to say it here, because I don't want more people to go find these videos. But it's like, you don't have to send that to me.
Starting point is 00:59:37 I appreciate it. People can talk shit all they want. I don't give a fuck. But those other people are saying about me. Yeah, because it's like, what can you do? Right. I'm not going to engage with those people. They're obviously just trying to get a reaction out of me. And, because it's like, what, what could you do? Right, I'm not gonna, I'm not gonna engage with those people. They're obviously just trying to get a reaction out of me.
Starting point is 00:59:47 And my reaction is, I don't care. But this is the reaction. They said, you can send this to them. I don't care. There you go. Are we allowed to ask why you're covered in paint? Oh, I was just shooting and I look, okay. So what a, a dance in town.
Starting point is 01:00:00 So we're shooting like crazy. And I feel like, I like plonk the camera on the tripod at like 9 a.m. And suddenly it's like 4.3030. I'm like, oh, I'll go to the podcast. But yeah, I didn't have I didn't have time to do something with paint then today. Yeah, this is all the paint that bounced off Dan. My favorite was Anna's reaction, who's our makeup artist. She does a lot of productions of us. You walked in, I think like 10 minutes before the podcast is gonna start, and she just looked at you and she's like, oh God.
Starting point is 01:00:28 Well first she thought it was a vein because it kind of pale blue. And she thought I was ill or something. So she cleaned all the face stuff off. You, you, you, the chat is very happy Barbara. They've been asking this whole episode, why is Gavin blue? And everyone is now saying thank you Barbara
Starting point is 01:00:43 for finally asking. You're welcome. I am the voice of the people. See, I was just doing it for the audio listeners who never would have known. Oh, yeah, there was a, going back to what you were saying about people like trying to like, oh, here, look at this guy saying about you, who gives a shit, let him say it, who cares. I hate to when you're having a conversation, we're having a conversation in the podcast and people will go out of the way to tag somebody we talked about. Or like, or we're not even talking about a person,
Starting point is 01:01:07 we're talking about a thing. Like if somehow people who knew who the CEO of a Legion Airlines was like, oh, check it out, you know, they're talking shit about you. What are you gonna do when they like sit back and like watch the Mayhem? I just watched that happen where one of the optic guys from optic gaming, he was really fucking all over.
Starting point is 01:01:27 Boss key put out radical heights have he played it? No, it's a cliffy b's left epic in the middle of Fortnite's development. Then went to start started boss key, right? It's his, he started, right? Yeah, I believe so. And then they were working on lawbreakers, lawbreakers debuted.
Starting point is 01:01:43 Obviously, it's arguably didn't do very well. And arguably it's hard to argue otherwise. The game did not do well. And so then all of a sudden, I don't know where Boss Kee announced that they were making a BR or a battle royale game called Radical Heights. Oh, I know. I love this. It's like a kind of like smash TV mixed with force Fortnite,
Starting point is 01:02:02 well, that's what it seems like. And man, he just, one of the optic guys just went on a rant, optic diesel, rant about how it was gonna suck. He said, who is the snake oil salesman of Bosky? First massive blob that was a lot of breakers. And now someone came up with a cute show based BR game and BMX bikes will likely beat the 7,482 max lifetime concurrent lawbreakers had, but not
Starting point is 01:02:27 by much. The best thing about this tweet is later that day after people started streaming it. And I think the Fortnite servers went down, which was very fortuitous. He came back as I was completely wrong. This game, this game is good. Sorry, everybody. But in the middle of that, him talking about how he didn't like this fucking game. There's up, there's like four or five people in there. All they did was like tagging Cliffy B, tagging Cliffy B. It's like, okay, first of all, Cliffy B's got enough to do trying to launch a new game, you know, after a game that didn't do so well, he doesn't need to be involved with this guy who's complaining about it.
Starting point is 01:02:57 And also it's like, what are you trying to do there? You know, it's like, you know, it's like, you just want to see people fight? Yeah, you just want to see people, you're making, essentially two people feel bad. Grandadadad was a pretty serious rant, but then like tagging Cliffey being in it, so Cliffey P.E. has to read this criticism. It's just like, yeah, what's he do? He's like, he's just like, he's just like, he's just like,
Starting point is 01:03:12 he's like, what? Get another fucking hunt. Yeah, do something else, man. It just sucks. He's having enough trouble as it is. It makes me afraid to talk about anyone, even positively. Cause you want to talk about people, but not to them sometimes.
Starting point is 01:03:25 Talking about people positively. What's that like? No, I know, it's just a weird thing too. And you definitely should be able to back up what you're saying. You know, if you're upset about something, but it's like somehow tagging the person and not the company makes it so personal.
Starting point is 01:03:40 It's like that's not your job to do that. Do you compliment people to other people more than you compliment them to them? So, okay, what? I probably do, I understand what you're saying. Like you, like I would talk more positively about Gavin to you than I would to Gavin himself. Well, I was talking about someone to someone else
Starting point is 01:04:00 the other day, I was like, yeah, the great, do really well. And I was like, I should probably tell them at some point. But then it's weird. I can't just walk up to someone and be like, I think you're really well. And I was like, oh, I should probably tell them at some point. But then it's weird. I can't just woke up to someone and be like, I think you're really good. You're weird, Gavin. That sounds like something you would deal with. I'm not with you, I'm with you.
Starting point is 01:04:12 I will literally text people out of the clear blue sky and say, hey, for whatever reason I was sitting here and I was just thinking about you and thinking about how cool, what you're working on is, and I just haven't talked to you a long time and I just wanna let you know I'm thinking about you. I text that on a regular basis. People who work here? No, like people, friends in LA, and I just haven't talked to you a long time, and I just wanna let you know I'm thinking about you. I text that on a regular basis. People who are gay?
Starting point is 01:04:26 No, like people, friends in LA, and I haven't seen you a while. We're not taking that every day. Not exclusively people who work here. But like if somebody does something well, like I've complimented Barbara, just out of Cleveland, who's gonna text me. Hey, the thing you did today was really fucking great.
Starting point is 01:04:37 This is really cool, and it worked really well. I wanna compliment someone. I'm glad we're bringing this up. I wanna compliment the broadcast crew. Go ahead. We had, so someone called me out for this at the end of last week's podcast, I think it was, where I kind of ended it abruptly, because it was going a little long,
Starting point is 01:04:53 and Miles was telling a story, and the reason I ended it abruptly is because last Monday, the crew had to be here really early, so we filmed heroes in half-wits all day, and then they had to do a quick turnaround to get ready for the podcast. So, complimenting them under the bus. No, I'm gonna say say it's they worked like
Starting point is 01:05:06 I think longer than a 12 hour day on Monday. And then they had to be here early again on Tuesday morning, so I had to fill more heroes and half. That's not a true complement because you're saving yourself. I think so. I'm a devil. No, previous. You're like justifying your motives, which I'm a compliment. All the time I got no skin in the game at all. Thank you. I don't know why my broadcasters. All the time, I got no skin in the game at all. Thank you, broadcasters. I don't know why I'm being fucking dragged here. You vote on it.
Starting point is 01:05:29 Thank you. There you go. I'm up to call. Somebody speaks for all broadcasters. Well, there's one thank you and nothing else. So that's unanimous. Two share. The thing that always amazed me about the broadcasters
Starting point is 01:05:39 is the fact that someone will say, I don't even think clear with them first, but someone will say, hey, we're doing the live theater mode in, you know, at the Paramount, it's gonna be awesome. And the broadcast just like, I guess we're gonna go fucking move all the entire setup to the fucking Paramount theater for one night and then come back. And there's no interruption in anything
Starting point is 01:05:57 that we do in the studio. You've never heard the odds, but all of the stuff's here. Yeah. Nope. They're just like, I guess we're doing it. I guess we're doing it. I think when we were filming Heroes in Halfwits one of the days, Michael said that they have the hardest job at Rooster Teeth because they're forced to watch the content.
Starting point is 01:06:13 Did you know what content to reviews? People, people, people talking about all the time that we make so much content. You can't watch it all. I watch most of it like two or three times by the time it comes out. What do you watch? Fucking drives me crazy sometimes. All the shit I have to watch. Again and again and again and again.
Starting point is 01:06:31 I'm even watching. Not let's place, but not a lot of broadcast stuff, but definitely all like everything animated, everything live action that we do, anything that seems like so not necessarily achievement or achievement haunters, I will have seen that probably five times. Every doc like six times.
Starting point is 01:06:46 You watch always open at like four or five times each. I don't have to do it for reviews. I do it because I enjoy it. And that's how I know to compliment you and text you. Oh, I think nothing out of that. That's just true. It's true. Conf.
Starting point is 01:06:58 Conf. Well, it also shows that he like dedicates a lot of his time to making our content good, which in a way is kind of. Well, I don't want to take that responsibility. I just fire people, you should each other. Yeah, I watch the load of a Cheema Hut stuff before it's up. Like, you'll get uploaded, but not live. That's when I get in there. I like watching the occasional Cheema Hut in Funhouse video too. Sure you're fine.
Starting point is 01:07:19 People that I'm like more far removed from that I like, I have no idea what you guys are doing. So it's watching it very fresh. Yeah, it was fun watching spring break. Yeah, what is I really like that? Do you think The most popular series or show at this company that you have not seen Is there anything? I get I mean I guess you want to get down to it It's gonna be weird. We're gonna is gonna tell you we're insulting people's content. Yeah, I don't want to say what I haven't seen. Yeah, I think it's more of just like There's so much that like even up even the people who work here can't watch everything. No, true. There's a lot of stuff
Starting point is 01:07:54 I mean, I guess technically a lot of the Achim Hunter series I haven't seen a lot of like I've never seen the was it your dad your dad your dad you dead Yeah, I mean, that's just minecraft there Let's play minecraft really I haven't seen any sugar point seven really at all but I've had it's great you should watch first episode season three it's one of my favorite I like the Alfredo episode oh it's pretty good stuff it's good stuff that I love I've just that there's something about that sketch that they did in the bike shop at the beginning of season three that's just so fucking funny to me like Like Steven is just like, he's fucking hilarious to me.
Starting point is 01:08:26 I love it. It's got chasm, Gina, just like that. Darren Probskills are very impressive, those guys. That's a word for it. The guy from Transformers, excruciatingly annoying. Chasm, Gina. Wasn't it a very entertaining for people who watch it, for the rest of us who like have to interface with them,
Starting point is 01:08:41 it's like, it never stops, it never fucking stops. And you don't know where the lines are. like have to interface with them. It's like, it never stops, it never fucking stops. And you don't know where the lines are. Yeah, where were we, was it in Sydney, where James and Steven Subtick were just like, doing movies together? It's like, okay, okay. I'm gonna be gladiator and you be Maximus.
Starting point is 01:08:58 Go, or like, or you be the emperor. Go. And it's like, they would do the, they would do a scene. Okay, okay, give us another movie. Just another movie. It's like, okay guys, we get it. Well, they're running drills. Yeah, it's do a scene. Okay, okay, okay. Give us another movie. Just another movie. It's like, okay, guys, we get it. Well, they're running drills. Yeah, it's like come down.
Starting point is 01:09:07 That's like, we're going movie, movie, movie. It was like, we're creating all of these scenes. They're keeping fresh, man. It was, it was really, it was really fucking funny. I was like, guys, you have to be on. Yeah. We're gonna chill out. You're chillin' to talk about how life is.
Starting point is 01:09:20 Relax, yeah. It's all good. How your dog is? Hey, speaking of, uh, archek Sydney, did anybody else see that weird story that the city of Sydney wants to break up into three cities Why would you even call that barb again to this like mutual lean away from you? It's a bad exact same moment. Yeah They want to break up. I think it was like Western Sydney like the central Central Business District CBD, and then Eastern Harbor. There would be three different cities.
Starting point is 01:09:47 There would be three different cities. Ah, which one would be the capital? None of them are the capital. Oh, it's camera. Yeah. But it's just such a weird idea that a city would want to break up like that. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:10:00 And they really, like in the article I read, it didn't have, it didn't seem like, I didn't understand what the motivation was Or what the what the reasoning behind it's not me it's you It's it's a mutual thing. Can you imagine though the there's so many regional conflicts in Australia or rivalries And make conflicts isn't right word like if you go to Melbourne and you mentioned that you were in Sydney recently everyone booze Now it's like we're gonna have that inside of one city. We're like, oh, you're in Sydney too? Oh, Sydney three for life. Maybe.
Starting point is 01:10:27 Get fucked, mate. Then they're all like a different sport in Sydney three. Yeah. Sydney three. No, it's Sydney, but instead of an E, it's the number three. Yeah. Like drive the three. Yeah, exactly the same thing.
Starting point is 01:10:40 Patrick's saying they're called 30-minute cities so that people are 30 minutes from either work school or recreation at all time. I mean, this is called living. Living with who we work. I guess you have you work like downtown. You can't necessarily live there. Well, offensive. Not everybody. But I don't know. That's weird. How does LA work? Because no one's 30 minutes. All hydraulics. And LA. And I'll hydraulic bearings. Did you also hear that? I guess there's a flesh eating ulcer epidemic in Australia right now? It's all hydraulics. No, I, I, I, I, I, Yeah, what do you think it is? That was a lump. Here's the, here's the BBC headline. Australia flesh eating ulcer epidemic,
Starting point is 01:11:31 a mystery doctor say. No, that's never, you never want to read that. Yeah, I heard, let's see, it's local cases of burule ulcer, a skin disease most commonly found in Africa have searched by 400% in the last four years experts say. And the images are fucking gross. You don't want that fucking smallpox. And doctors do not know how to prevent the disease,
Starting point is 01:11:52 which is caused by bacteria that breaks down tissue. Fuck me. It's, I think it's in Victoria right now in Australia. And wasn't there a big thing with lettuce? Like you can't eat lettuce now? I know they banned alfalfa sprouts at Jimmy Johns. What? For a little bit.
Starting point is 01:12:08 There's salmonella outbreak. Oh, I thought it was. Common carrier of salmonella, I think is... Alfalfa sprouts. What are they called? Sprouts. And then a little green onions, little chives. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:12:24 Did you see? I can't help you. Did you read that? It's been a weird disease though. There's stuff you never want to read. Ever. Like you don't want to read about a mystery disease that's gaining steam and they don't know what's causing it. And they don't know what.
Starting point is 01:12:35 I mean, I remember that actually happened in my lifetime. I remember when AIDS first came to light. I don't know what the word is. It became an epidemic. And they didn't know what the word is, became an epidemic. And they didn't know what the fuck it was. And they called it the gay flu at first. And they thought it was, they didn't know if it was airborne or not. And they just knew that people in a certain,
Starting point is 01:12:53 usually homosexual men were dying of this disease where they couldn't, they were losing weight rapidly and they didn't know what it was. Do you think it turned, it's frightening? Do you think it turned, anyone's straight? It probably made people avoid sex. Were there any gay dudes? Like, gay dudes going around,
Starting point is 01:13:07 it's like, man, this AIDS thing is wiping us out. I'm just gonna get married to a woman and like, live a life. I have a, you mean, it's like from all the other pressures back then? What? What? Is it like, I'm just gonna, you know, live a lie the rest of my life to see, you're talking about what I did.
Starting point is 01:13:21 What? Did someone bust me? Am I back in with you? Like, I'll be'll be flipped the scenario. What if it was like heterosexual people are getting disease? Or are you gonna change your sexuality? Can you change your sexuality?
Starting point is 01:13:33 That's what I'm saying, live in a lie. A lot of people had to do it back in the days. That could be the only thing. Somebody do it for health reasons. Someone just like, I'm done with dick. You know, you can just stop having sex. You don't have to go and have sex with somebody else. I'm sure. I am up. I get it dick. You know, you can just stop having sex. You don't have to go ahead and fix somebody else.
Starting point is 01:13:45 Oh, sure. I'm up. I get it. What is wrong with you? I don't think it's that, I mean, obviously, I understand like what that is. What that means, you can't just turn off being gay. But I understand you're coming from.
Starting point is 01:13:56 Yeah, I bet some people did it for like, because it's the sight of you, because they're parents, whatever. Which is also part of the level of parents. I don't know what's killing us. I'm just gonna pretend to be straight. Like you're gonna try to trick the disease. Like you're pretending.
Starting point is 01:14:10 That looks like with you. Fucking viruses in the air like, Oh no, that guy looks straight. I'm not gonna infect him. It's like the 10 Commandments story of God flying over the houses that had the angel of death flying over the house that had the lamp splint. They're just like, oh, this guy's with a woman. Woo.
Starting point is 01:14:27 There are still people who have to hide their sexuality even today, even from diseases, except from the actual diseases. Maybe that can be the cure in Australia. They can just pretend like they're from New Zealand and then they can just do that. They can cure everything. Look, people make rash decisions when they don't understand what's killing people. Very true.
Starting point is 01:14:51 Like some people, I'm sure, went underground. I heard too that in the bubonic plague days, there were entire communities of people that would hold festivals where they just dance constantly because they said if you danced, you wouldn't get it. I thought that was a separate thing. But then there's also a disease where it'll make you dance and then you die.
Starting point is 01:15:07 There was an outbreak of this dancing disease. I thought that was a different thing. But no one ever fully understood it. Like, whole villages would just start going into this dancing mania and then just like, all die. But somehow that stuff goes away. Like, you always hear about some disease that's like, doesn't get hold.
Starting point is 01:15:23 Like Ebola, when the guy had it in Dallas, and I was like, oh shit, and I got my box out of the garage, and I'm ready to like go to the bunker. Ebola, that was the lettuce thing. What? Wasn't it lettuce in a bowl? Are you gonna put E. coli? Oh yeah!
Starting point is 01:15:36 That's totally different. That's totally different. I'm not having a good day. I've been out in the sun all day. I'm kind of hot. Ebola's the one you get from chickens, right? Yes, of course, obviously. We're gonna get nothing but bad information.
Starting point is 01:15:48 But we didn't even talk about this. I'm always preparing for your vegetarian. And you don't get it. Did you get it? Did you get it? Did you do that? Did you, did you read the stand growing up? I did.
Starting point is 01:15:58 Oh, dude, there was a thing, did you read about, I wanna say it was like 45 days ago, or maybe two months now at this point, were the dude who worked at the CDC, didn't feel good and went home and then disappeared. And he was a guy who worked with infectious diseases at the CDC, and then they just found his body like two weeks ago in a river.
Starting point is 01:16:19 So this guy who worked at the CDC and felt bad enough to go home one day and disappeared off of the air. It felt like he was murdered. Something's, something's not the right word to say the air So this guy who worked with the CDC and felt bad enough to go home one day and disappeared off of his face here. It was mud. It was something. I don't know. It was not the right word to say the air, but something is odd with that. I'm going to speak very broadly about this, but I know someone who was watching the news
Starting point is 01:16:37 recently and saw a name in the news, like somebody so and so was arrested for fraud. And the person I know was like, oh, that's weird, I know someone with that name and I didn't think anything of it. And then the next, that person thought, I work with someone who has that same name. The person I know went to work the next day and that person was not there and that person has not been back since.
Starting point is 01:17:00 Shit. It's like, oh, it was that person. It was like, that's how they found out was watching the news and seeing that person's name there. And it's like, oh, yep, they're just gone. You got sent to jail or whatever. Wow. That's the way I never thought about.
Starting point is 01:17:16 If they finally found the bodies and I got arrested later tonight, I just wouldn't show up to work tomorrow. Crazy how much you think you know someone. And then shit like that happens, and then just like, I don't know, but it's the biggest secret you're hiding from people. Why would you say that? Why would you ask him a bunch?
Starting point is 01:17:31 Yeah, what a great format for this. Story so weird, he told his neighbors the day he disappeared and told his neighbors to delete his phone number from their phones, so they wouldn't have any record of him. The CDC person? Yeah. Do you think he committed suicide? I don't know.
Starting point is 01:17:44 I mean, so he sounds like he was under some kind of mental strain, but I don't know. The whole thing just reads like some like crazy first chapter of a Stephen King book. Yeah. I never read the stem. What's your deepest darkest secret barber that you're not telling anyone?
Starting point is 01:17:55 I don't have any. You have any? No, I'm great. I know a couple of it. I can tell about you. Can I? Duh, duh. Mm.
Starting point is 01:18:04 Do that. I just got a, mm. Mm. Not curious, but you know.'t don't do that. I just got to. Not. I'm curious. But you know, I always think that I think TJ Miller got arrested. What's that? Bonson.
Starting point is 01:18:12 Did you see TJ Miller got arrested? Yeah. What's up, man? What's up with TJ Miller? What's going on? That's he was the emoji movie guy, right? No. Would you would you would you?
Starting point is 01:18:23 TJ would you would you would you? TJ major was he in the emoji. I never watched it was he was he was the star of the emoji movie. In fact, we should have known he was on a bad path when he quit fucking Silicon Valley and said an article that Silicon Valley is in the future of entertainment, parachuting into the can film festival to show people the emoji movie. That's the future of entertainment. That's what he wanted to be more a part of.
Starting point is 01:18:46 Dude, you had seen the emoji movie by that point in time. You knew what you were talking about. That's fucked up. Maybe he liked it. Oh, have you seen it? No, it's impossible. It's impossible. All right.
Starting point is 01:18:58 We really read that Jordan Peel of Key and Peel that he know he apparently retired from acting, but he was offered a role in the emoji movie and that made him retire from that. Really? That he was offered a role in the movie. I'm gonna look that up. I'm wondering why the name of the emoji movie wasn't just the emoji for movie.
Starting point is 01:19:19 What's the emoji for movie? Like the little real director thing. And that's not the camera. Yeah, yeah, I guess I mean I just ambiguity there is true people wouldn't know what to call it the emoji movie People will be like you know called the movie emoji film canister the movie. Yeah, you're like go and see film camera thing The emoji movie really helped me quit acting The emoji movie really helped me quit acting. Peel confessed at the podium. I was offered the role of poop.
Starting point is 01:19:47 This is true he added, I would not make this up. And that's the Patrick Stewart. As it was a Patrick Stewart. Yep, the poop emoji. He took it so bad. He did it. Oh man. And now with an iPhone 10, you could be the poop emoji
Starting point is 01:20:00 whenever you want. Well, I'm never getting an iPhone 10. Show things. Oh yeah, sorry. When Peel's manager told him about the offer, You could be the poop emoji whenever you want. Well, I'm never getting an iPhone 10. Show me something. Oh yeah, so I just, when Peele's manager told him about the offer Peele responded, that's fucked up. Then after a beat said, I'm just, I'm gonna sleep on it. The next day Peele called, said he called his manager back
Starting point is 01:20:16 to see just out of curiosity what the studio was offering to pay him, but Peele's window for the degrading opportunity had already closed. My manager said they've already given it to Patrick Stewart, and I was like, well, fuck this. And he quit acting after that. And he says he's just directing though. I guess so.
Starting point is 01:20:35 I don't like it. I'm struggling with this, whether or not I'm going to take this role of a shit emoji. And then I wake up to find out a lost the opportunity to one of the greatest actors of our time. I'm getting lowered. Oh, awful. Yeah, I'm so that. Infinity Wars coming out really soon, right?
Starting point is 01:20:53 Like next week, but- We can have Jesus. Do you take us for opening night? I do. I do too. I never go to see a movie right away as soon as it comes out, but I know it's gonna get spoiled
Starting point is 01:21:04 or something's gonna happen. So I got to watch as it comes out, but I know it's gonna get spoiled or something's gonna happen. So I got to watch this movie like immediately. Dude, I thought I was gonna get me well into Marvel if I did get this point. I'm pretty good. Black Panther like, do you see Thor Ragnarok and Black Panther are now my favorite Marvel movies?
Starting point is 01:21:15 Me too. Do you see Black Panther just became the number three highest grossing domestic movie? It's fucking awesome. That's crazy. Yeah, it's fucking awesome. So much money. Do you see a quiet place?
Starting point is 01:21:23 I did. We talked about it last week. It's very good. It's impossible to eat literally anything while watching that movie. I think that movie should be played in an anicoic chamber. And then you'd really hear your own heartbeat.
Starting point is 01:21:36 I feel like I could hear my own throat making noise. Yeah, but I feel like two those months, this is the antagonist. I don't want to spoil anything. Those antagonists, I feel like to those months, this is the antagonist, I don't want to spoil anything. Those antagonists, I feel like they should be able to hear better because that's all they have. Like is there someone in the room breathing? Breathing, yeah.
Starting point is 01:21:52 Man, if they just get that close to you, they can hear you breathing, but I guess then it would just be like, but that was always something louder, which is why they couldn't hear. Yeah, sort of. Sometimes it was, I don't know, sometimes it was like, my heart, I feel like sometimes I can hear my heartbeat when things are serious and it's very quiet.
Starting point is 01:22:08 And I feel like that thing should be able to hear that as well. You know, that's fair, but then it also have to hear it sound hot. Good, that's, there's so many scenes in that that are just like, how you know it has a heart, that thing. There are some things that I feel like, as blood has a heart. Well, I know, because of the black off-cut. There was some jump scares in that movie
Starting point is 01:22:24 that I think were a little bit unnecessary. It's not gonna smell anything, but there was a raccoon that fell off a roof at one point in the movie, and it makes this shriek loud explosion sound. What the fuck in raccoon? I don't mind that. People get mad.
Starting point is 01:22:38 They think jump scares are cheap. I like, oh, well, that whole movie's about jump scares. Essentially. Yeah. You haven't caught a cold. You die. It's very true. You can't. Oh, you haven't caught a cold. You die. It's very true. You caught it.
Starting point is 01:22:47 It's hard to hide a cough sound. Dude, I snore. What? I'm dead. Two seconds I'm dead. Just put yourself in a little covered mattress box things. You see, I don't think that would work, man. My snore can cut through, buddy.
Starting point is 01:22:58 I vouch for that. I don't think I snore as much as I used to. Either that or Ashley has gotten completely used to it. There's no way you snore less. Well, what do you think is more likely than I snore as much as I used to either that or Ashley has gotten completely used to it. There's no way you snore less. Well, what do you think is more likely that I snore less or that Ashley? Probably actually got used to it. Got used to it? Maybe.
Starting point is 01:23:14 You don't use that snore lab anymore? I actually try, but I don't want to know. I want to live in ignorance. How are you supposed to clean your ears? My ears in particular? Garden hoes. You're own. There's a, you're supposed to think,
Starting point is 01:23:25 put drops in it that you buy that kind of dissolve the wax. And then you go to one side and I'll drip it out. But then I would go get my ears cleaned with all you guys. Go to an audiologist and get the whole thing to see what we've done. I've done that before. Is that a firm audiologist? Audiologist.
Starting point is 01:23:40 It's incredible. Have you? Yeah. Because you can hear like everything after that. Everything showers after that happens are they sound like thunder But I think you're met a key pull of wax though. You're supposed to have a level of wax But if it's too much where it's actually blocking and he's ever used Q tip. It's mush mush mush. You're pushing it in It's impacting it and then you oh, I think I want to buy one of those endoscopes
Starting point is 01:24:04 This I can see there's also like a you could get yours flushed out too a lot of doctors I think I want to buy one of those endoscopes. It's the second scene. There's also like a, you could hear your fleshed out too. A lot of doctors. I don't like that though. I got a moth stuck in my ear when I was moaning the long one time. That's horrible. It was alive in my ear. And I can't tell you there's nothing worse
Starting point is 01:24:18 than the feeling of having a loud noise in your ear. And then you cover your ear to block the noise, but it's on the inside of your hand. It's like having a light bulb on your ear and then you cover your ear to block the noise, but it's on the inside of your hand. Just having a light bulb on your eye. Cover your ear and usually that works 100% of the time. But I covered my ear and it's like, I'm like, what are you like banging my... I feel like I'm off-confit inside my ear canal. Yeah, mine got in there.
Starting point is 01:24:37 Why did you pull it out? I tried to, but when you go to like grab it, it would freak out and go in further. Oh, I lost this all like dusted and like shit. Right. It was actually my neighbor was down in in Buda, and my neighbor said, he saw me dealing with it. He was like, I got it, he was just trying with a pair of tweezers,
Starting point is 01:24:54 and then he goes, he said to Jordan, he goes, he goes, just go get some rubbing alcohol and pour rubbing alcohol in there, killed it. It was like, what a fucking relief. But I still had to go to the doctor, and then there was like legs and shit in there, and they had to flush it out. That's so loud. It was like what a fucking relief, but I still had to go to the doctor and then there was like legs and shit in there
Starting point is 01:25:05 And they had to flush it out. Oh, it was so loud. It was so loud It was like a nightmare. I was more on the lawn and a bunch of fucking moss fluid. I go, ah look at all these moss People getting roaches in their ears too. I feel like that. Also, who most of the lawn without listening to music? What's wrong with you? Most people? Probably. What are you doing? Why am I in the lawn?
Starting point is 01:25:31 I was singing at the top of my lungs. To enter in. I don't know why in a quiet place. They didn't just create a load of permanent, really loud noise. I agree. Like, just run the loudest, generous. Everybody have a jamble. They're all like grenade.
Starting point is 01:25:46 Plah-ho. A little bit. A little bit. Also, they didn't put... They always... You told us about this last week, right? All the staircases would just wood creaky stairs. Yeah, but that was really cool.
Starting point is 01:25:59 Production design. Did you not notice that? Go. So the set designers in a quiet place were amazing in all the staircases had painted places where they could step on it and it wouldn't creak You notice that on the floor. Yeah, but why not just put rugs on them? I mean, I think the painting of the stairs show that how they had adapted. I think it's the weight on the wood. That makes a creek She makes a point right, but I think just walking on hardwood is louder than walking on a rug. Sure, but it's still like so.
Starting point is 01:26:27 It's still gonna creek. They did take off the shoes. That's fair. They all had bare feet all the time, I think. It's good, maybe. It's like me and PUBG, no shoes. It's actually quiet. It's a different sound.
Starting point is 01:26:40 Whenever I play with, there's people I play with regularly. I make sure that none of us have shoes. That we, if I hear footsteps, I can tell if it's our footsteps or someone else's or someone else's without us. It's not like they're just loud though. It's comparable, but it's a different sound.
Starting point is 01:26:54 That's why kids say when we play like 10 person, in the custom games on Friday. Yeah, I can't stand 10 person. People just talk constantly, it's like, guys, this game is like 60% audio in some situations. You know, you need to hear just as much as you need to. I had to ask someone in the last time I played a 10 man squad, I had to ask someone to stop talking.
Starting point is 01:27:11 Yeah. I was like, listen, I said, listen, I'm gonna say this in a nice way possible, but you need to talk a lot less. Is it a stranger? It was like, it was someone from the community. It was like a community server. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:27:22 It was like, we need to be listening right now. Right. I can't hear anything. Can't you separate your volumes between chat. It was like, we need to be listening right now. I can't hear anything. Can't you separate your volumes between chat? It was in game chat. Each control, control teed it, mute it. But yeah, but then you also lose if you're listening to the all channel, like everyone in the community games is chatting about. So you can always still hear when people walk up if they've got push to talk open and they're on all, then you can hear them like, you walk in the sand or shit, you know
Starting point is 01:27:46 It's fun though. It's JD JD runs the ones on Friday night and he has a blast doing it Yeah, Tony still plays a lot of PUBG PUBG probably Yeah, you know, it's what do you think is we're gonna get this whole conversation here, but what do you think is? The reason why fortnight really just usurped a pub G free. It's free, right? And it's also like more cartoony. Also, I think it's like, I don't think people aren't really talking about it. You can't neglect the PS4 aspect of
Starting point is 01:28:17 this. That like the, like, yeah, the pub G's not on the PS4 because it was exclusive to Xbox and then PC as well. I just think so many more people have a PlayStation 4 that have either an Xbox one or a PC that's capable of running PUBG. But it's weird though. It's like I often want to ask people to say like the game is unplayable and I don't see it that way but I do know a lot of people can play about it being unplayable. It must be the Xbox version right because I played the Xbox version once and was like what the fuck it's gotten better but it's still yeah it's not like the PC and for a long time PUBG was a lot of people complain about it being unplayable, it must be the Xbox version, right? Cause I played the Xbox version once and was like, what the fuck is this? It's gotten better, but it's still,
Starting point is 01:28:47 well, it's not like the PC. And for a long time, PUBG was tough to run on PC. I don't remember that. You had to have a really beefy computer. It was so poorly optimized at first. Really? It's come a long way since then. You can play it on just about anything.
Starting point is 01:28:58 I played Warzone, not a fan of Warzone. It's like the death match. It's good for target practice. Yes, you're learning the mechanics of shooting death match. It's good for target practice. Yeah, she's learning the mechanics of shooting. Yeah, great for target practice. Are there any genuine Xbox exclusives that aren't also on PC with Microsoft? Like if you have a PS4 exclusive,
Starting point is 01:29:15 that's the only place it is. Yeah, well they're not gonna put like Sony, via this or whatever. No, but that's part of Xbox One platform. Is what's the gaming crossover they call it? Play anywhere. Play anywhere. Yeah, fucking, I love it. I love it, but I don't think enough games use it. It's all like their first ass to the first party. Right, I'm saying that this I can't think of a game that's only on Xbox.
Starting point is 01:29:37 Because it's also on PC. Yeah, right. But then you said enough games don't use it. Well, there are still some games that are on PC and on Xbox that you can't play anywhere with it. Because the only the only exclusives to the Xbox platform would be Microsoft developed and all the Microsoft developed games used play anywhere. That's what I'm saying. Pop, Jesus exclusive to the Xbox, but it's not PC.
Starting point is 01:29:54 I know. You guys are talking circles around. Okay. Let me get, let me get, hey, what's Blaine's over there? He's eating our fucking subs. What are you doing? Get that sub outta your mouth.
Starting point is 01:30:03 He's doing that without asking. Blaine, you can have a sub. I don't already He just so Blaine says he doesn't need it home. He just wanders around to eat food. So all right. What did you see a blade? What did someone say? Okay, here's what I'm hearing You wonder if there's any games that are exclusive just to Xbox or are they on Xbox and PC and I said yeah It's part of the play anywhere thing where they try to have one platform They have if you have it for Xbox they also have it playable on the PC and you see yeah, but enough games don't do that But you were making two points the first point was saying are there any games that are just exclusive to the Xbox you're saying not enough games
Starting point is 01:30:41 Do the play anywhere so if that's the case, whatever games are saying that don't use enough, they're exclusive to the Xbox. Fuck any dick. You can have a game on Xbox NPC that isn't play anywhere. Do you think play ever means crossplay? Is that what you think it means? Is that not what it means? I don't know.
Starting point is 01:30:58 It just means you can, if you buy it on the Xbox, you have it on the PC. That's our confusion. Crossplay is when you can get in a match with people from different platforms. Oh, I'm not so aware of that. I'm so aware. Like I bought gays of wolf 4 on my Xbox and I can play it on PC. To me, that's play anyway. Okay. You can play either. There's one. Who is this? Uh, Ashley Chan. Sons it overdrive. Okay. That's before the play anywhere though. That's like four years ago. To Sam on the screen. Where were you getting mad?
Starting point is 01:31:25 I found one. I found one. Halo 3 is an Xbox exclusive that's not on PC. It's not on Xbox One either. You got your plan on my Xbox One? I say it didn't come out from the 360 era. What is Sunset Overdrive? Is that Xbox One?
Starting point is 01:31:40 Yes. Is it? Yes. I was super excited about Sunset Overdrive and I was mildly disappointed by the release. I was super excited about sunset over driving I was Mildly disappointed by the release super excited about the game. I hear that I hear that from people. I hear that. I'm disappointed. I was disappointed nonetheless I just don't always see the point of this conversation with this whole conversations whole argument I don't know what we were talking about. Why don't you understand the difference between I own a game on Xbox
Starting point is 01:32:04 I have it on PC for free. And also I own a game on Xbox. I still have to buy it again on PC for what? I understand the concept. I understand what you're saying. Are there any games that are exclusive on Xbox and then turning around and media saying not enough games do the play anywhere?
Starting point is 01:32:18 That was the separate comment based on you as saying play anywhere. Well, if I was off the thing, not enough games do it, the games that don't do it are the ones that are exclusive. That's what I'm saying. No, no, no, no. They're not exclusive because some of them
Starting point is 01:32:29 you have to buy over here and you buy them again over here. That's not play anywhere. That's a game on Xbox and a game on PC. Okay, okay. Halo 5 and match Chief Collection. Love it. Thanks. All right, I've done. Let's let's let's be done with this.
Starting point is 01:32:42 Thank you. Hey, something else stuck. I'm gonna take a shower. I can't forget where it was. Because he fucking upset me. Let's see let's, let's be done with this. Thank you for- Hey, something else stuck in my- I'm gonna tell you a shower. Forget where it was, though, because he fucking upset me. What's that? Let's go. I can't remember what it was.
Starting point is 01:32:50 It's what I'm saying, because you upset me. Fucking breach, breach. Alright, thank you for watching, everybody. See you guys next time. Bye. Oh, I'm out of here. music Do you like apples? All right, examples. Together in trepid hosts, charmacons, charmacombs are free to deal with nothing to do with this podcast.
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