Macrodosing: Arian Foster and PFT Commenter - NANODOSE: Hitler Is Cancelled

Episode Date: January 17, 2023

On today's episode of Nanodosing, the crew is back on a much shorter episode due to filming for an interview for Thursday's episode that will be worth the wait. You'll hear everything from Big T's trip to Buc-ee's to Billy's "wild" weekend vacation. Also, PFT had COVID, so he recaps his week at home. All of this and much more on today's show. Make sure to tune into MACRODOSING, every Thursday at 12am EST.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/macrodosing

Hey, macrodosing listeners, you can find us every Tuesday and Thursday on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. Prime members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. Welcome back to nanodosing. It is Tuesday, January 17th, and I've got bad news. Fuck. Hitler being a petto is not disgust enough. Virtually everyone he dated was a teenager. Eva Braun, 17 years old.

Jelly Robble? Also, 17. Maria Ryder was around 16 as well. All known sexual relationships Hitler had started with teenagers, whilst he was in his 30s and even 40s. It shows a particular type of masculinity expressing himself. Everyone has met a Hitler, that weird dude who is 35, yet hits on 17-year-olds. Hitler?

Hitler, you're canceled. You canceled, Hitler. Oh, man. That's tough. Owner of Kanye knows that fact. Oh, I'm sure he doesn't care. How was Kanye's new wife? He's got a new wife?

He's married? Yeah, he's married. He got a, he got, Bianca Sensori. Bianca Sensori. No way. I think he literally disappeared while he was gone, just rumored wife.

We don't know if they're actually, um, we don't know if they're actually together. She is Melbourne girl. She's Australian. And she's 28. Wow. Yeah.

Why he really went and got married? To an Aussie. Wow. I did not know this. I had unfollowed him. If you interviewed Kanye, how, like, I don't even think you can't interview Kanye. You just let him talk.

Nah. See, that's where people go wrong. And then if you get to believe, you call him a fucking coward. Do you think you could hold it down an interview with Kanye, like, being able to rein him in? I don't know about raining him in, but usually when people can't intellectually defend their position, they just, they do what he does. He gets up and walks off or he starts ranting about something else.

But, like, how you deal with people like that is you have to first agree on, like, let's agree on this, okay? And then you move on point from point because he'll start rambling and take it everywhere. Yeah, and he'll take, you'll bring a net out and he'll start, like, using props. it's tough to argue against a bottle of yuhoo that's why it was crazy I couldn't believe that

that was one of those days where I it did feel like a simulation where Alex Jones is like oh it's all right Connie you don't mean that Kanye you don't mean that the liberals are going to twist your words out and say that you love Hitler

I do love Hitler he was good no alright Kanye you don't you don't actually you're not against Jewish people No, I don't like Jewish people.

Why can't I say that? It was just a wild, wild back and forth. Please don't take any of those clips out of context. Don't do that to me. Yeah. Who got the clip? Who'll be cutting these clips for the podcast, man? You're low-key against this, man.

That guy must be a real piece of shit. There's still Irish people who think I'm like a potato famine denier. To this day, hit me up. I saw a screenshot of your, of your, uh, saw a video, uh, like a screen record of the clip. Like, you can't erase from the internet. You said that like, you can't be a scummy British imperialist, uh, sponsor. I was like, yo, dude, I was just fucking like, could you imagine the embarrassment of like somebody walking by someone yelling at Billy for the potato ham? Oh, Billy, you know what you're going to have to do this year?

Just like just to prove all the, all the haters wrong. you're going to have to spend like two weeks celebrating St. Patrick's Day in Ireland. You're going to have to go so hard on St. Patrick's State to show how Irish you truly are. And when St. Patrick's Day comes, you've got to blast that clip again. I just blasted for best of Earth.

It would ruin my St. Patrick's Day. We should do, we should definitely do a macro dosing, the Irish control the world shirt. There should also be like a micro dosing, like MC. Yes. Redosing. Yes.

That would be a good one too, I think. Aaron, so before we started with our secret special interview that will be airing on Wednesday's show. Thursday. Thursday. Fuck, I'm so bad that. Earing on our Thursday show, with the topic of Thursday's show will be. I don't think you should say the topic because it gives away the guest. Okay. Yeah, I agree.

All right. Deal. There's only, there's probably only two guests you could have for that topic. True, true. But before we started taping that, Big T and I were talking, it was also before Billy was here. and Big T went to Buckees twice this weekend. He went twice. Got a big ass bag.

So we're going to try to guess how much money Big T spent at Buckees. Two trips. Two trips of Buckees. I think and you got one bag? $92. I think I had four bags of stuff total. Wait, what is Bucke? Explain Bucke's.

It could be anything, though, because it's such a variety. I know. I could have bought a smoker. Barbecue, clothes, yeah. Like anything, anything. It's like... It's the best truck stop in the world. So from...

No, no trucks allowed. No trucks allowed. Sorry, best gas station in the world. From my... It's definitely a regional chain. This is just context clues. It's definitely a regional chain. Uh, gas station?

Big, big ass gas station. Cleanest bathrooms in Texas. In the world. In the world. In the world. There's no... That's the only place I'll publicly... Boo-boo is the Buckees.

That's a great endorsement. So I'm guessing. right i'm guessing 112 i think i i think i spent 110 dollars wow must be nice holy shit

i think it was one 10 it was like 605 and and 48 or something damn must be nice to be rich yeah no i mean that was that was all my money i spent it all at money i think big t's officially hit the the rich enough to be liberal but not rich enough to be

conservative like pfts wait right he's hit that liberal he's hit the limousine limousine liberal rich enough to be liberal but not rich enough to be conservative yeah he's hit the limousine liberal status but you know that the limousine liberal that is it's like a byproduct

it's not like you become a limousine liberal once you get a certain amount of money I'm just joking I'm trying to figure out the billy the different stratuses of tax income it's just like big tea might be turning lib slowly keep a look out on it after the dentist appointment

you get two more dentist appointments in big tea and he's gonna Well, yeah, that was a terrible day. So over 100 bucks and you got a Bucky's bobblehead. I got a Bucky Beaver bobblehead on my desk now. I'll send you all that picture. I got a nice cup on the theme of cups. I got me a nice tumbler.

I got a hat. A bunch of snacks and stuff that I brought back. Beaver nuggets. Of course. I left some of it in my buddy's car though and he just texted me that the cookies were some of the best he's ever had and that the sour taffy is incredible so that's upsetting what is it about Buckees that's so good it's like a

the gas station equivalent there's a lot of similarities between Buckees and Waffle House in terms of Southern type chains that are fantastic really well done and well it's not really I don't agree with that though because Waffle House the beauty is ironic almost

like it's it's so it's so bad that it's incredible Buggies is just that great like Buggies legit is amazing I actually think Waffle House is incredible it is

to people who haven't been there it's an odd way to describe it but like they they give so little of a fuck that it comes out the other side and it's like a beautiful masterpiece yes Bucky's They give so much of a fuck that it, it's a beautiful masterpiece.

Got it. Got it. The two sides of the pendulum. Yeah. They're both great. I like it. I like both places. What's the most expensive thing you think you can buy out of Buckees?

I bet you could buy a pool, like an above ground pool. Probably. They had smokers out front. I didn't see how much those were, but. Wait. Probably, you could, there's stuff there that caused. They had Raybans. Yep.

Um, they've got stuff there that's $3, $400. Whoa. It's fantastic. It's a great store. Fever Nuggets out of this world. Almost bought a top gun shirt. At a Buckees? Didn't pull the trigger, but.

Nice. Uh, they must clean the bathrooms there once every, I don't know, 10, 15 minutes. They're pristine. You could eat off the floor. Yeah. You really could. Uh, Aaron, would you get into this weekend? I'm relaxed, man.

So I'm in San Diego right now. I'm in some conference room that I'm pretty sure I'm about to get kicked out of soon because the Wi-Fi is just better down here. And so I've been to San Diego just relaxing and enjoying the views, join to Home City. You golf? No. So, like, rain isn't the same everywhere else, and I should have remembered. So the forecast when I came here was supposed to rain three out of the four days that I was here. But it didn't rain until like two people.

and the rain was like this light drizzle, which actually would have been fun to play in. And so I just didn't take an account. I forgot. It's been a while since I've been in San Diego while I was raining. And so I didn't bring my clubs. I was really disappointed. But, you know, I was really proud right before I left. The day before I left, I had a round.

And legit was the most windy day I've ever seen in Houston, Texas since I've been there since 2009. I had like this little that's just a little app that I used that has a professional golf coach and he's like coaching me in my swing the little stand that I have kept blowing over my bag kept blowing over it was like really bad

and I'm talking about you'll hit a shot and that shit will fade 20, 30 yards it was bad but I went out and I ran out a shot in 97 in those conditions so I was really proud man my game is my game is coming along so I think I'm going to start a YouTube channel with my golf and just

really do some dope edited videos and some some dope content. It's going to be dope. Love it. Throw it on the macrodose on YouTube. No. Okay. Good idea, though, Bill. Yeah.

Credit to Billy for the idea. Anybody else getting anything fun this weekend? I had COVID the entire time, so I just kind of stayed home, ordered an Apple Watch. Nice. I was still sober. You wait, you lost your voice being sober? Yeah. That's quite an accomplishment.

Yeah, I went out, like I went out Friday, Saturday, and Sunday all dry, and I have no voice. I promise I'm not sick. I feel 1,000% great. I literally just was at bars all weekend, not to flex. Where I was just like having to scream to talk to people. And then I woke up this morning and I. Why would you ever go out to a bar if you're not drinking? Sounds like the worst time ever.

Because I still want to like hang out with my friends. Yesterday I went to our favorite spot down the hatch. I was there from noon to eight. Shout out. I'm sorry. Noon to 8 p.m. Sober? You were down the hatch for eight hours without drinking.

Yes. Doing what? Having a good time. Did you have, how could you possibly have a table? Yeah, I had a table. And it was we were, I was, I was watching all the games yesterday. And for people that don't know down the hatch, it's like a very divey under like a basement bar in New York. And I literally just like hankered down, had the wings, had some onion rings, and watched all the games.

And like all of, I was with all of my friends who all had like either money on the games or were fans of the teams. So then I was like happy for them. And then I was at just at Down the Hatch rate hours. Like I really, really like down the hatch. and I can't fathom spending eight hours there. Yeah, it was a really, really, really long Sunday, fun day. And I was sober, and I was sober. That's the craziest part is that I had not a drip of alcohol.

I just had water the entire day. I have a weird theory that drinking alcohol, like, prevents you from catching diseases because the alcohol is, like, disinfectant. Okay. So, like, maybe you caught, like, a frog in your throat, and it's because you weren't drinking. No, it's just because I was screaming. I was, like, I was just, down the hat was packed.

So I was just yelling to talk to all my friends Because I kind of realized when I'm not drinking I just want to like chit chat to pass time Because I'm not getting entertained by being drunk So I just wanted to chit chat with people And I had to yell So I was talking a lot And now I have no voice

But yeah I was at down the hatch for eight hours I think that's psychopath behavior To go out to a bar for eight hours without drinking If you're playing pool I would kick you out if I was a bouncer I would be like she's up to something I don't know what it is but she's not welcome here.

Yeah, no, it was tough. And I just had to keep going up to the bartenders and be like, one water, please. It was, it's a bad look by me. It just looks like weird. Like, why are you here? Yeah. There's actually an issue in England

with bouncers not letting in people that, it's actually one of the big, many issues, but a lot of the bouncers don't want to let people they think are teetotelers into bars. Taking a valuable real estate. Yeah, exactly. And unfortunately, that happens to be a lot of Muslim individuals. So it's like a issue.

They're using it as a go around to not let in minorities to the bars. I can see that happening. Yeah. So I found that out randomly in an article. But I would still throw a mad dog out, though, to be clear. That's okay. I totally get that. I could play pool in a bar sober for literally the whole day.

I was just sitting. You were just sitting? and it happened Friday and then Saturday I wouldn't watch the Jaguars Chargers game was just sitting at Sonsha another bar that I should not be sober at in New York City

and I was just sitting and watching and I was watching football like I like football but not like you guys enough to sit there for eight hours sober and watch it Well I mean that's what I do every Sunday anyways Yeah but I don't like it at a bar around drunk people Yeah That's a good like fantasy football or

punishment that's a good punishment for somebody losing a contest you have to go to a bar watch an entire NFL Sunday start to the end completely sober it felt like a that's literally what I mean I'd say the gambling cave everyone's sober in the gambling cave I mean are you actually people aren't acting rationally in the gambling

but even that is like everyone is focusing on the football everybody's watching the same thing like and there's what 10 people in there as opposed to 300 in a tiny little basement bar and everyone else is drunk they're spilling stuff it's hot loud conversations that you don't want to be a part of i had a beer spilled on me and i was like yeah yeah it's awful yeah yeah that's crazy yeah i would never do it um what about you bill you do anything fun i took a vacation

yeah you did on a weekend billy's the only person to ever take a vacation on a weekend you know i mean i literally just wanted to make sure that nothing would be sprung on me because i planned a hunting trip With my boys, shout out Justin and Markover, hunting preserve, and we just went hunting. Yeah, we killed a shit ton of birds. I was on my Carson went shit. Ducks? A pheasant. Oh, fescents are delicious.

Yeah, I actually have a bunch of my fridge. I'll actually make some for you guys. I was going to just use it for meal prep, but I'll make some pheasant soup. It's really good. Feasant is good. It's very rich. Yeah. It's great for gains.

Yep. Yes. And we were trapped in this cabin in the woods and we just like had this perfect wooden table. and we just played beer hockey for hours, and it was so fun. Some people say that pheasants are the easiest bird to kill. Oh, 100%. Yeah. It was my friend's first time, so I kind of just, like, want to have a good time,

and we were just blasting them. Were there any close mistakes? No. Really? No. Because you're shooting up. So the gun, if you have your safety off, the gun's always going to be up. Okay.

If you practice good gun safety, you either have it cracked, or pointing straight up in the air. Yeah. So it's knock on wood, there's not that much room for error. There is, of course, room for error, but if you're, you know, being safe. Remember when Dick Cheney shot his friend in the face? Yeah. Well, the thing is...

And then his friend, his friend went on TV like a week later and was like, yeah, it was my fault for getting shot in the face. Don't blame Dick Cheney. Yeah. The thing is, there's certain types of birds. Fesants fly straight up, but grouse, chuckers, partridges, sometimes pop up and they fly low. and that's where you get in trouble because if it's flying low and at eye level

that's when someone get popped the reason why pheasants are so good is they just fly directly straight up and we went nuts I had one buddy who hunted for the first time and he like he couldn't hit one the whole time but then he hit one and then he hit three in a row

and by the end of it like you just tell like he caught the bug and it was like he was just like yelling and getting so amped it's really super fun it's the most like the best of like type experience i've had since boxing do you think that there's um i do that with dog it's so fun shoot them yeah do you think that there's what's the most common activity for somebody to be like if you're really really good at it to not enjoy running math executions running you think that

i would say running at running and running in math yeah those are actually really good answers yeah wait for stuff that you're good at but you don't like doing yeah so like You just said that your friend had never done it before, and he went hunting and he got on a hot street. Chances are, if you get on a hot streak and anything, you're going to really enjoy that thing because it's something that you're good at. And so you're like, okay, this is cool. But like if you're super fast, you think there are a lot of people out there that are super fast, but just don't like running?

Yes. I was one of those people. I hated running. Did you like winning races? Not really, no. You didn't like, like, so it's like gut wrench. I don't know if you, have you ever ran track? Yeah.

So like that moment before that like, I don't know, like 30 minutes before your race starts, it's like one of the worst like gut wrench. I don't know if everybody got it, but I got it. It's just like this stomach turning feeling about like, I don't know. But it was like I were training too. Like when I were training with training partners and we would run against each other. It's just, I hated it, dog. I hated it.

But didn't you, so, like, I used to be a very good swimmer in middle school. And, like, one couple of medals, I quit because swimming wasn't cool and I want to play basketball. I probably, if I stuck with swimming, I think. But, like, I was, I would win those races. So because I was good at it, that anxiety and stuff, the relief of when the race was over and doing well, always made it worth it for me. You never had that, like, that, like, exhale after where you just, like, feel amazing. But it was, I never ran for a living. Well, like track is very different than football.

Right, right, right. But like the act of training, so when I would train, I would run on a track. Like every summer I, we do track work, right? And so we just, we just drilled like track 150s, 50s, 50s, like all these things. Getting PTSD thinking about the shit. But I hate absolutely disdain for that shit. I just do not like it. So, I mean, the rewards from it, absolutely you love it.

But I just didn't like it. I don't like fun. Did you enjoy scoring touchdowns? Yeah. Like you score and be like, fuck yeah. This is awesome. But the shit I had to do in order to be good enough to score touchdowns is I didn't like.

Who was, I think Muhammad Ali said that shit, I think. Like he was saying like he fucking hated training. Hated that shit. But it was just you fall in love with the grind. And like when there's a certain. something to be said about doing something that you don't like over and over and over again

that develops like discipline that that's what you like that's like nobody likes getting up at five through something old people do we don't like to get up at 530 in the morning 430 but when you do it and you consistently do it and you see uh but um you know you see it be good for you after a while it's just like you fall in love with that aspect of it so yeah I don't know but I hated that but then I was watching I was watching this documentary on Isaac Newton uh to to the math point, I think Big T said it. This dude, like, he was the co-inventor, you know, give her to you, there's a debate about that, but the co-inventor of calculus.

And he used to, like, do decimal points. Like, you know how, like, when you calculate shit in calculus, like you have to do it out to, like, the certain decimal point? He would do it out to, like, 50 or 60 of them just writing it. Like, he would calculate it. he loved to do that shit. I couldn't imagine loving math like that, but he just loved that shit. I'm actually not sure of the exact neuroscience.

I'm about to spew. So just like take this with a grain of salt. It's bro science. But I'm pretty sure that people who have a higher, the people who tend to get good at certain things, those things give them more of a dopamine rush in their body tries to get better at it and chases that high. Totally correct me if I'm wrong. But like some people are just wired differently to like,

different things and they get a different rush from it and like a lot of people are totally capable of being good at something but they don't have the reward system feedback to make them really work at it hmm you know what about intrinsically motivated people what does that mean you just get your own reward from doing it because you like the process right but that's that reward is what i'm talking about yeah So like you think but do you think there are a bunch of people out there that love or excuse me that hate math that are really good at it? Because I think if you hate math, you would never get to a point where you would be really good at it. Yeah. You would never put that effort in. But I think there are people who are like naturally gifted at things. Like there are some people who are naturally gifted at math. Like that get math. Yeah. Or get science. But it's like the plot of a like coming of age movie where it's like no. I don't want to do this. And it's like they're actually the next science. What was Malcolm Gladwell's point on that? 10,000 hours?

Yeah, what was his hype? So I guess, yeah, like he said 10,000 hours of doing something makes you a master at it. Now that's like one of the Malcolm Gladwell things where he just says something that's like pretty apparent, which is if you do something a lot, like a lot, a lot, a lot, you'll get very good at it. Sun Zoo. Yeah. Like that's basically just said obvious shit. Yeah, attack when your enemy is not prepared. Yeah.

How many hours you think? Remember when we were doing that shit? Yeah. That sucked. We're all pretending to read The Art of War. Some of us were reading, Big D. I wasn't reading it. I think there was one, there was one chapter.

I think it was the last one we did where I was like, you know what? I didn't read it, and this book fucking sucks. The book was bad. It's a bad book. I feel like we could do it again, but we have, we could pick a better book. Like what? Do you think a podcasted for 10,000 hours yet? No.

No. definitely not definitely no what i'm just thinking let's come on come me a couple thousand maybe reach the pinnacle of this podcast i've probably done my guess off the top of my head you have you have for 700 episodes or so of part of my take i think okay oh my god times two no you have not two hours that's probably 1400 wow yeah 10 000's a lot i've probably podcasted for maybe two thousand hours oh it's not even a year no 12 yeah in it in a year there's 8 000 660 hours so you have not that many hours wait how many hours in a year i just said 12 8 760 that's not that doesn't see 365 times 24 is what no that sounds about right is that right yeah yeah and for some reason

it's point oh one 10 hours would be 3,600 20 hours would be 7200 i just did 12 no that's correct calendar year one yeah so you'd have to do like close to one in a like 13 months wait i'm just gonna guess that i do 110 episodes of part of my take a year that sounds it sounds right yeah like It's like 250 hours. Plus this. Times one. Yeah, we really up there minutes. This is like six hours a week, roughly.

Yeah, I'm nowhere near 10,000 hours. Yeah. No one near. So. Got a lot to learn. You got a lot to learn in this world. Aaron, you probably played 10,000 hours with football. I don't think so.

What? No, not in a game. No, not a game. No. When did you start playing football? Seven years old. So let's say I had two-hour practices. We had what, like 10 game seasons? I'm not sure to do this math. I don't know. Let me. So if you're counting like weightlifting and stuff, though, had to have. Yeah. That's got to do we're not playing football. If we're just talking about working out,

then yeah, I've absolutely hit 10,000 hours on that. Man. So are you a mat? So technically you're more of a master. at working out than you are at football probably yeah well that's what he was saying earlier like you have to do a shit ton of working out to play 12 games so technically even though aarian would probably be considered

a master at football he didn't do 10,000 hours playing football Malcolm Gladwell's full of shit he's just good at working out no kidding what was the though what was the quote from so I can send it to Tommy clip that for me

the quote from eastbound and down I'm not of good at sports not working out I'm sports I'm not trying to be the best at exercising makes sense that's why I get PTSD though like I can't go like when I go into weight rooms I just get this like overwhelming sense of like no like go home do not do this

and I just get overwhelmed though have you ever have you ever had to like pack for travel bag pack your travel bag or some shit and you just get like anxiety Like, gosh, too much clothes to fold and like all that shit. No, that was that just me? Mm-hmm. No, I've done it.

That's what I get when I go, when I get into a rate room. It's just anxiety and like overwhelming. Like, I got to get out here. There's too much muscles for me to work out right now. Too many exercises in this room? Too much things to do. Because I guess like, I have an analytical mind. So it's like, okay, what am I doing?

Well, I would have to plot out in plan because like, I know what I'm doing, right? So I'm like, okay, if I'm trying to target a specific area, like, I know what to do throughout the week and how many times to do it and like all that shit and I just don't feel like fuck that I'd rather just coke off you know what I do I just pack nothing

just be a minimalist when packing and if you need something like then you can buy it barter that's for your real rich people from yeah but I just

that's the only time I ever shop is when you absolutely need something yeah yeah I hear that that's usually when I buy socks is when I forget to buy socks or if I forget to pack socks or underwear

Our underwear, then I'm like, fuck, I got to get all new socks. And then I get home and I'm like so glad that I got these socks. Yeah. All right. Well, this is going to be a true nanodosing today because we were already in here for about an hour doing an interview, which you guys are going to love. I think, I think you'll like it at least. It'll be on Thursday's show. I'm very excited.

So just we won't tell you who it's going to be, what the topic is going to be. It involves. You should know Billy Sint. hard for this one. Yeah, Billy put on a script. But also, Billy, I had a lot in common with this guest. That's true. In more ways than you would think. Yeah.

The shortness of this nanodosing will be made up by how good this interview is. Also, I'll do an extra dosing this Friday coming up, tune in. I'm going to do it on Friday. You'll probably be out on Saturday. Okay. So put that in your calendars for your weekend

listeners. So you're going to do it on Friday. It'll probably be out Saturday. Well, in my head, I was like, yeah, I'm going to do it Friday. And then I was be like, oh, we'll get it out. How about this? How about you do them Friday and then we'll release them Sunday? You think Sunday would be better than Saturday? Yeah, I like Sunday would do better than Saturday. But Saturday, they even go, because people always are checking them out on Sundays, but like, people on Saturday. Sunday night when you're like done, I think Sunday is the way to go. Let's do a poll. We can, no, we can A, B test it. So we already have some data. They came out

with how Saturday episodes do. Let's do Sunday episodes, see which one's better. Perfect. It's a good experiment. So if you support Billy in this experiment, you will not listen to any of it. If you support Avery, you will listen to all of it. And I'm just kidding to listen to it, but we're just curious to know which one does better. And if you support all of us, come to our live show next week.

Yeah, so we have tickets available. We released another batch of tickets. Yep. People were like, yo, I heard there were only two seats left. That was true. Now there's a lot of tickets that you can buy. It is going to be next Thursday, the 26th. come check us out where can we buy these tickets every so you can buy it on the sony hall website we

i think it mad dog did you pin it on our twitter i can't okay mad dog's going to pin it on our twitter and our instagram but you can buy it on the sony hall website i don't know the exact ural one second or you can go to our link that's in all of our bios yes that too our beacons link we should do some sort of what was the waffle house dose we did do we call that a waffle dose or I We should record a little extra dose for next week too after the show.

Yeah, maybe. That might be fun. Yeah. We'll be in town all week. I'm also going to see if maybe the guest that we have on on Thursday show might want to stop by the live show. Oh.

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