Picky Boys Podcast - Being An Olympian Isn’t That Hard! - Picky Boys Podcast #212

Episode Date: January 30, 2022

In today's episode, Antonio and Danny discuss the upcoming winter Olympics, the blizzard that slammed the east coast this weekend, not knowing how to change a spare tire, and how to move through space...! Let us know how much snow you got in your area, if any, and enjoy the episode! Make sure to check out all of the guests on today's episode: Antonio - https://www.instagram.com/antprisco/ Danny - https://www.instagram.com/dannyiswatching/ Picky Boys Podcast - https://www.instagram.com/pickyboyspodcast/ #pickyboys

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Starting point is 00:00:00 The dress code for today was wear a jacket. What is this? You know, it's like the big blanket snuggie? That's when you can really tell who your neighbors are and who you have good relationships with is when it snows. Can't do that. No. If you're in space, you're just trapped.
Starting point is 00:00:14 You have no idea what you're talking about. Shh. Shh. It's calm. That's the sound a ski makes. On the slopes, baby. Welcome back to the Picky Boys podcast. Welcome, welcome.
Starting point is 00:00:25 It's a winter episode. to be fair we're recording this on friday but it's already snowing and if you live in new york city tomorrow is supposed to be a blizzard potentially of epic proportions yeah i read something it was a 20 chance of above 12 inches of snow which is god way too much i think that's raised exponentially oh well that's not good because i know we're gonna get a lot of snow because one to two inches was only five percent if that's the lowest percent then if zero to one is the lowest percent, you're getting a lot of snow. Because it's already snowing Friday, and it's supposed to snow
Starting point is 00:00:59 all of Saturday. And it's snowing Friday like... And it's snowing right now. It started at like 9 a.m., so it's going to be an issue. My app is predicting 8.85 inches. Oof, that's a... Which is way too big, right? Yeah, oh god, that's huge.
Starting point is 00:01:14 That's way too big. That's like 3 feet in penis years. Yeah, like 3-4 inches is like enough. It's almost... It should be enough for anybody. Yeah, definitely average, 3-4, honestly. perfect size i would say yeah yeah oh yeah that's what do you think i mean we've already been over this you're not a fan of the snow i'm a fan of the snow because you're a puss yeah well i like the snow i like this i like winter sports february 3rd the olympics starts are you excited for the
Starting point is 00:01:40 olympics that's cool i i like the winter olympics i like all the cool i just like watching skiing and snowboarding because that's another thing that i could watch people do that i will never be able to yeah yeah and i can't forget about curling and yeah you know curling all right i I think curling, dude, I want to curl so bad. Curl up in a ball in your bed. I want to curl so bad. It's just, you know, you've played shuffleboard. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 00:02:03 It's just ice shuffleboard. Yeah, but they look like they think they're the most important people in the world when they step on that ice. Well, they're Olympians. I mean, all right. I've been in person to the ping pong section of the Olympic tournament. That's cool. And they come out in sweatsuits that they then take off. Like, windbreakers, like, they're actual athletes.
Starting point is 00:02:27 They're playing ping pong. I think, well, I mean, ping pong, if you play against someone who's much better than you in ping pong, the game is frustrating. The game is unbelievably frustrating if you play against someone who's better than you in ping pong. Like, different level better. Yeah, but what I'm saying is, yeah, I mean, I understand. And I would say that the curlers, you know, regular old curlers probably don't look that intense. But when you're playing in the Olympics, every sport is a matter of national pride. I don't know.
Starting point is 00:02:59 Give me four throws. I think I could probably be up there with them. No, you cannot. First of all, you don't even have a good sweeping team. See, that's the problem. You have no relationship or bond with the sweeping team. With the sweepers. It's all about knowing each other.
Starting point is 00:03:14 It's like, oh, I know that this guy throws a little bit to the right, so I'm going to sweep. I'm going to sweep to the left. You're going to sweep to the left. I think we hold Olympians in too high esteem. I don't think they're all that great. I don't think so either. I don't think they're all that great. They're the biggest – they're the best and brightest of our nation.
Starting point is 00:03:30 The brightest. I mean, I think that, like, Olympic athletes are very good at one thing. That's it. Like, I think it's not hard for people – well, okay, well, I'm going to take that one back. It's impressive, but, like, if you train your whole life to be good at one thing, of course you're going to be good at that thing. And the thing I think that I think they're honestly not good at literally anything else except their one thing. I mean, I don't think that's true, but let's say, well, let's say it is true.
Starting point is 00:03:58 Okay. Again, if there's 10 people who all train their life to be good at one thing, the only way to beat that person is to also try to just be that good at that one thing. Like this is the world's biggest stage. it's been happening since the men in greece yeah that's true so so so yeah they might be good at one thing but i'd rather be i i i i would rather be good at one thing than you know a master of none i don't i mean i just i disagree i think that because they're only good at one thing like they like interacting with people they can't really do like if you have no idea what you're talking about you're saying that you don't think no i've seen this can interact with people i've
Starting point is 00:04:47 seen it i've seen it did you did you see the summer the summer olympic tiktoks the the there was there was the there was the rugby girl she's incredibly charismatic yeah no i'm sure that they can talk to people you know they're not freaking like cavemen michael phelps he probably sells like bmws or some shit like no that's fine i'm talking about like i watched the channel car salesman i'm saying like commercials i watched that yeah okay he could read a script and he's very okay at it also he's dealing with a lot of depression leave michael phelps reading a script is is a huge skill reading read reading a script reading yeah oh very much so because because floyd mayweather can't do it you read reading a script is very hard
Starting point is 00:05:26 allowed i'm not saying just just reading it i'm saying like reading reading something in front of a camera is a skill within itself i mean being able to do the press the press tour that you have to do when you are an olympic athlete is an incredibly valuable skill is it what you just don't you just don't say bad words and you answer a question oh my god that should be what they do just just from that i would know i know that you would crumble under international pressure i would not even if if you were getting interviewed by by russian nbc what would they ask you wouldn't What? What would they ask me?
Starting point is 00:06:09 Ask me a question. Like, what are they asking these people? They're not asking them to solve the quadratic formula. They're like, oh, like, what do you feel about your performance today? Uh, I don't know. I've been training. I think I did really good. Uh, brought home the gold.
Starting point is 00:06:21 Proud of my country. Go USA. Boom. Nailed it. Like, it's not that hard to do. It's not that hard if you bring home the gold. Then what happens when you get grilled, you bring home the bronze? It's like, why did you let your country down and the rest of the world down when you lost
Starting point is 00:06:34 to Russia in bobsledding? All these people, they trained their hardest, they're great competitors, just wasn't my day-to-day, brought home the bronze, proud of myself, bought a bank, nailed it. Bad Olympian. How is that a bad Olympian? First of all, I got a bronze medal, I'm a decent Olympian. If this is like the number one rule, because this is why the Olympics has always been so fun, is because you can use, you know, real, very real world diplomatic problems and solve
Starting point is 00:07:04 them and one up each other through in a peaceful way through sports you know like we're like we're we're on the brink of going to war with russia because they're about to invade ukraine not yet though first we're gonna beat them so in in luge so you think and and then that is really gonna take a moral defeat they're they're they're gonna they're gonna be like oh should we do it should we even invade ukraine so you're saying because because they beat us you're saying that the the war on russia because they're invading ukraine falls on the hands of the u.s olympians that would either beat or lose to the russian i think i think if if the russian olympians lose the united states in uh snow snowboarding knuckle hawk they're gonna remove the troops
Starting point is 00:07:55 from the border of ukraine that's what i think you think that's the contingency plan i really do i really do that's it's it's it's it's like how back back during world war ii we we we had you know we we there were the games where hitler was there they were hosting in germany and hitler was there and we had um that guy jesse that guy jesse that guy jesse i forgot his last name but but you know we we we beat him and not only we beat him we beat him with a black man say hey fuck you hitler yeah you know greatest greatest race what about this yeah you you you you arian boys can't even run yeah and that really dirt and that really stopped hitler from set from setting up some tents like who knows the sheer magnitude that would have that could have hitler could have
Starting point is 00:08:42 had what he he could have been you know double hitler he he could have been 10 times worse if he wasn't beaten in the 400 meter relay i guess that's true i mean you know rocky did stop the cold war exactly so like i get it these these these things you know whether it be the space race or this you know the smartest person it's bellingby or the olympics these you know these are with this so they're all diplomatic games and you know it's true that it gets under russia's skin simply because of how far they went to cheat in the previous ones yeah like ashwagandha no no no reason to cheat if it doesn't mean something oh suma suma root what they used suma watch the olympics february 3rd watch the olympics nbc i'll watch it together i think i
Starting point is 00:09:30 think my shoveling plan is going to be just sit on my couch throughout the night with an with a shovel and be upset and like every two hours go out and shovel because letting it accumulate to 12 inches would just be like a sore back and an upset antonio yeah i think that's my plan doesn't Doesn't our neighbor have a snow machine? Yeah, you know what? You can really tell who your neighbors are and who you have good relationships with is when it snows. I truly believe that because my neighbor will use his snowblower
Starting point is 00:10:00 for his sidewalk, my sidewalk, and literally stop at the end of my property line. Like a territory war. Yeah, yeah, and turn around and come back. And I'd be like, you know what? Sucks for her because she's like 90 years old, but I get a nice plowed sidewalk. But you're not even going to allow them to do it.
Starting point is 00:10:20 You're going to shovel every two hours. I mean, it's better. It's still better. I'm not going to only shovel my front lawn, leave the sidewalk. I'm like, no, you do that, pal. If I'm out there, I'll just do it. Maybe I'll do theirs.
Starting point is 00:10:32 Pay it forward. Uh-oh. Truly a thing that I think, I always think about what would I buy if I was rich. Okay. And I think heated sidewalks are such a good idea. You're going to buy a heated sidewalk? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:10:53 How does that work? You call a landscaping company? Oh, you're saying you're going to break the concrete, redo the concrete, and put heating pads in it? I'm not going to do it. No, I'm saying you're not going to get your hands dirty. But yeah, of course. And I think, truly, that is something that is worth it. and it's it's become much more um you know much much more affordable nowadays and honestly they
Starting point is 00:11:17 break up the roads every fucking three months why don't they do that yeah i mean you can it's it's it's relatively easy to lay concrete i mean and we have such a small area that wouldn't that wouldn't cost you very much it would it would it would cost you less than the acute than the back surgery is going to cost you in 30 years from you know three decades of shoveling yeah I guarantee you that. And I'm at the point where I think every single one of my shovels are cracked or broken, and it's just getting bad. Oh, my God, yeah. And going to Home Depot right now, it's like that place, it's like the end of days.
Starting point is 00:11:55 You know, people are trying to, punching each other for the last bag of salt. Yeah, there's definitely no salt left. They're hitting each other over the head with shovels. It's a nightmare. You know, if we learn this, if you run out of salt or if Home Depot runs out of salt, if you go to Costco and buy a bunch of deodorant and grind it up, that works just the same. I did not know that. It's a little parlor trick that we learned in chemistry class.
Starting point is 00:12:20 I feel like that's a lot of work. It is. A lot of deodorant. Yeah, but if there's no salt, I don't know. Can you not just use salt? Like for your steak? Yeah. I don't think so.
Starting point is 00:12:31 I think I tried that once as a kid, and it was just a lot of dead slugs and a lot of ice. It didn't really help. Really? I think it would help. Sodium chloride. Salt's horrible for the roads, notoriously. And I don't know. There was not much snow last year.
Starting point is 00:12:50 Maybe that's why. And we just have extra salt reserves. But the garbage men are spreading that shit. Dude, it's like the street is a ribeye. It is a thick crusting of salt the entire road. Yeah. It's not just like a sprinkle here and there like it usually is. It's like when I first got outside, I thought that like a salt truck had crashed because there's so much salt on the road.
Starting point is 00:13:17 If you came and looked at our streets, you would think that our town is plagued with black ice. And it's like people like 80 people die a year from it. There's so much salt on the ground. Yeah, there's a lot of salt, and it just ruins the rolls. Yeah, and they already— They need—this is—big salt and big tar are definitely working together. Oh, they're definitely in the same bed together, fucking stroking. They're like, how can we make our products that destroy each other and that are necessary every year?
Starting point is 00:13:47 And I feel like in that Venn diagram, there's definitely a circle that says, how do we upset the people? And they're doing a good job. They're doing a great job. i was driving the other day i was driving the other day and it's already it's already happened i i was driving and i saw a i saw a pot there was a pothole that was like a goddamn car ruiner it was deep it was a deep deep hole and and i just i didn't even i didn't i didn't have time to look to the right i could have easily gotten to a car crash i had no time to look i just went oh i turned right around it because that it's like literally a car killer like that will that
Starting point is 00:14:28 will give you a flat tire no doubt yeah that's a big fear of mine for just to be driving and like my axle just breaks off or my wheel just blows out you ever get a flat tire no i'm not you know uh i i weave the road very very properly yeah me neither i thank god because i don't know boy boy i'd be such a useless sack of shit trying to change a flat tire i don't know i don't even know if i have a spare tire in my like i don't have one yes you do in my car yeah you do i think we removed it my car's like 12 years old i think we already used it once and we just never put it back in i think you do it's not under the base of your trunk no i'm saying i think we use that tire my car is 12 years old no you have everybody has a spare tire that's not how once you use the
Starting point is 00:15:10 spare another spare doesn't just appear doesn't the auto shop put another one in i'm pretty sure i don't know if that's true i'm pretty sure you have one we can go look but i don't think the auto shop just goes hey man this kid this guy's missing this spare tire let's put it in every time i go to auto shop it's an inspection it's like 90 bucks i don't think a tire is 90 bucks no tires are expensive exactly and i don't get that bill unless it's on you know on the house but the thing is the thing is if you have if you if you put in a spare tire that means you're buying a new tire i understand so that means the bill was really expensive anyway and it probably was i'm saying we i haven't i haven't done that it's not there no no but you need a
Starting point is 00:15:47 new tire you can't drive on a spare tire just it's not like oh here's a new tire we fixed it that's true so you you have to buy a new tire which and tires are fucking expensive or you know you just sell it boom quick buck what if you need what if i needed quick cash no spare tire i'll take the risk need the cash i think you have a spare tire that's the point either i can't change it even if i did so it might as well be a paperweight doesn't matter also i don't know if like i had i know i have my spare tire but does it include the things needed to change the tire Do I have one of those, like, lifts? I think you definitely don't have a lift.
Starting point is 00:16:20 You might have a tire iron. I don't think you have a lift. Well, then what's the point of even including this spare tire if I can't even do it? I think you're just supposed to keep it in your car. Like, I have an air compressor in the back of my car just in case my air gets loose, you know? I'd have that. It didn't come with the car. In case your air gets loose?
Starting point is 00:16:35 You know, like, you know, like the air pressure thing pops up. What, are you trying to cage it? Yeah, I put chains around it. No, if the air pressure thing says, oh, low tire pressure, I have a little machine that, you know. Oh, I just go to the gas station. You put in a dollar and you have like a minute. It's like a little game. Like, how can I fill up all my things?
Starting point is 00:16:53 It's like an old school arcade machine. Yeah, it's pretty fun. The point is, I think you need the car jack in your car. I don't think that's in there. I think Dodge came through and included one for me. You're putting a lot of faith on these car people. I am. Essentially, yeah, there's also a tire changing robot in the back of my car that does it for me.
Starting point is 00:17:13 Dodge really came through. I mean, you know, how hard could it really be? Probably not that hard. Not that hard. It's just some nuts and bolts and some twists. Do you know how to check your oil level? Yeah, a little dipstick action. A little dipstick.
Starting point is 00:17:25 A little dippy. I know how to do that. Let's see. What else? Do you know how to change your oil? I just imagine. First of all, I technically know how to do everything because a quick YouTube video, I could probably figure it out.
Starting point is 00:17:37 So you don't know it yet. I don't know it yet, no. But I feel like I could be all right. I also need the oil, so. yeah that's the uh when when i when i told that uh like people that don't live in new york that i don't that i don't change my oil they scoffed at me like they were like you're paying somebody to do your change your oil it's like the easiest thing ever oh you must be rolling around in the dough not the easiest thing ever i gotta get under my car and fucking you know unscrew the little
Starting point is 00:18:02 thing oh you gotta get under your car for it oh i had i don't think so i think you just pour it on the top you know like a nice glaze you have to drain it oh then i had no idea how to do it you obviously have to drain it you ever see those tiktok videos it's like a it's like a mechanic's little test is if you can remove the nut on the oil a barrel without getting oil on your hands yeah and you see the videos where they fill it with just like spaghettios and they bring it to the car yeah and he's like this what that guy's funny i don't know how to fix this that guy's funny he's like the last good prankster because i forgot i forgot what his name is but he he he'll just like say i locked my keys in my car and fill his entire car to the brim with his black beans
Starting point is 00:18:46 yeah and then the guy will jimmy it open and then a bunch of beans fall out he'll be like what like what yeah they're very innocent pranks that's why they're good they're not like relationship ruining or yeah i like that guy i wish i i wish i knew his tag yeah he's he's good and uh i saw one where he called pest control for like he heard noises in his attic and it was just a man like like a disheveled man with a beard like living around in there yeah that's that's those are good ones i love i love a good innocent prank that's the thing i said i love pranks but because you know the world is the way the world is yeah the world they they they the the pranks community on youtube became this like oh this is disgusting here we go like you know it's fake
Starting point is 00:19:32 they're just they're dumb or they're just evil like i murdered my best friend in front of them that one was bad it's like it's like it became this cesspool of of just horrible people trying to capitalize on a trend but which is sad or it's not like a good prank or it's like it's like a family channel you know we you know our feelings about family channels that have gone for like six years and the husband's cheated like 20 times and then it's like cheating on my wife prank yeah and it's like it's not a prank when you've done it so many times the wife just cries just cries it's like it's a joke it's a joke yeah it's like this would be 21 if it wasn't our small child drove an atv into a ravine prank oh yeah it's just a doll yeah it's the doll in the blue huge explosion it's
Starting point is 00:20:15 like okay uh ptsd prank yeah i sent my wife to years of therapy prank got her replacing my wife's depression pills prank yeah so um that's that's a shame um speaking of like pranks kind of okay jackass forever is coming out i know a big big jackass fan you think they're definitely done after this one right because how well i think i think they're doing a bit of a torch passing. An Olympic torch passing. Yeah, to just more
Starting point is 00:20:51 degenerates. I'm allowed to call them degenerates. They're the most famous ones. The last time Jackass came out, we saw it with somebody's dad because you were that young. Let me see. Hold on. Jackass 3. 3D, I think.
Starting point is 00:21:08 That's the same shit. Came out in 2010. It's a decade ago. Came out in 2010. More than that. Yeah, 12 years. Almost 12 years ago. Speaking of...
Starting point is 00:21:22 Isn't that crazy? Speaking of 2010, yes, it is crazy. I found a very old laptop that might have some videos on it of ours. Did you really? From 2010. Yeah, I found one. And I had to go to eBay to buy a charger from it because they don't make them anymore. So that's coming in.
Starting point is 00:21:36 Reacting to our old videos. This isn't our first YouTube endeavor. No, it's not. Well, we'll save it for the video. I don't know if it's on there You can't be promising these people The old school videos in the vault I don't know if it's on there
Starting point is 00:21:51 What's the deal with the Disney vault by the way You know the Disney vault Like with his head I think they release a movie From the vault every 10 years You mean like how they lose the copyrights No no no
Starting point is 00:22:06 That's fair use No that's They just lose oh what is it called every 20 and the public domain yeah you can you can but this year actually i think what the mickey the original mickey mouse it goes into the public yeah which is so crazy so they either have to uh you know do some disney lobbying which i'm sure they're hard at work doing in government to change that or um we'll be able to just have mickey mouse porn yeah i mean yeah yeah yeah yeah i think mickey mouse porn already exists no but i'm
Starting point is 00:22:39 saying like you'll be able to sell mickey yeah like legit that's the big difference yeah because mickey mouse porn all cover under fair use artistic interpretation right but now i can sell it now you can sell it which is you know i can put it on a t-shirt yeah that's scary to me i i was i was camping outside a liquor store once trying to get some guy to buy liquor for me when i was young and and and the guy simply took the money he said okay yeah and then and then said And then must have went in and told the guy, hey, there are kids out there trying to buy liquor. And what do you do with the money? And then when he came, the shop owner came out first and was like, you guys can't be around here.
Starting point is 00:23:20 This, that, and the other. And then the guy just must have snuck away. Because we camped out and looked at the store from a block away. And he never came out. We never saw him come out. Damn. Well, maybe you accidentally gave money to a co-owner. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:23:34 Damn. That was a bummer. That's a big L. That's a loss and a half. That was a big bummer. Also, we had friends that, you know, the deli people that used to sell us alcohol really took advantage of some of our friends. Yeah, a lot of, well, the delis around here, they used to sell us alcohol under the caveat that because I'm taking a risk and putting my business on the line, I'm going to charge you $50 for a 30-pack of Bud Light. Should have just threw it back in his face.
Starting point is 00:24:01 We should have stole. Yeah, we should have stole. So sometimes I really look back and say, maybe I should have stolen more. Yeah. Really? It's like, oh, you're going to charge me double the price for this? Guess what? Taking it anyway.
Starting point is 00:24:15 I look back and look at the lack of consequences of so many things that people did. And I say, you know, maybe I should have, you know, not been the perfect angel that I was. Oh, yeah. You are so perfect. It clearly hurt you. Yeah. I mean, yeah. I was like, oh, if he can steal, I'm not going to steal.
Starting point is 00:24:31 No, no, no. I'm not going to let him cheat life and then have life cheat me. That's not what I'm going to do. I've never stolen from a store. That sounds like a panic attack waiting to happen. I've stolen nothing on purpose. Yeah, well, yeah, of course, you know, I've exited a shop and been like, oh, geez. But I have set up the things in a way to make the cashier have me steal.
Starting point is 00:25:02 Does that make sense? Oh, so they don't scan it. Yeah, so they don't scan it. And I was like, it's your fault. I mean, I thought you scanned it, put it in the bag, walk out. It was like their fault. A ton of people do that at Target. They'll go to the self-scanning register,
Starting point is 00:25:15 and they'll buy everything except for like one thing and put it in their bag. Yeah. Target, psychopaths, they will not do anything until you've stolen like $3,000 because that's now a crime that they can, you know, press charges for. Yeah, I think it's... And so once you steal, they keep a record of you,
Starting point is 00:25:36 and once you steal your $3,000, they'll come in with the fucking... Yeah. Yeah, I mean, honestly... You become the target, truly. Yeah, yeah, there's a target on your back forever. They'll come get you. If I'm stealing $3,000, I feel like I'm done with that target.
Starting point is 00:25:53 If I've managed to steal $3,000 worth of things, I'd be like, you know what, that's fair. Well, it's just because once you get away with one thing, it's like... Oh, you have a high now. Like, why am I paying for head and shoulders ever again? It's like I come to Target every week. I can just shave off $20 every week. That's a lot.
Starting point is 00:26:08 Hey, man. $20, $20. I mean, you can be... If you go to Target every week and you only spend $20, you know, you can do quite a lot of shoplifting before you get caught. Oh, hell yeah, dude. I'm pretty sure you could just walk in in one sitting, steal $950 worth, and just walk out.
Starting point is 00:26:25 they'll just stare at you that's potentially true or some shit for the longest longest time i thought that if i was in space okay i could just swim through swim space swim through space you know um can't do that no if you're in space you're just trapped if you have zero momentum in space you're you can put as much effort as you want into and there's no air well the vacuum well i thought the breathing that's why because because if there was air then you would be able to... Yeah, because air has a little bit of friction. That's why you can do that. You can do it in the space station.
Starting point is 00:27:01 Because there's air. I think so. Because there's O2. Yeah. I assumed you had a space suit on. Yeah. Yeah. That's why I think they always carry little tiny tools with them. So they take it and they throw it and when you throw it that way, you move that way. Space.
Starting point is 00:27:18 I don't think that's how that works. Yeah, momentum. They have tools that are throwaway tools? I think so. I mean, if I was an astronaut i would have little rocks on me so i could like throw a rock and then you move you know because opposite force equal reaction they're not going to allow you to bring rocks into space i mean i'll so then pick up some of the space rocks that are floating around that one yeah or like a space wrench you know or the tesla that's speaking space to space rocks and very interesting
Starting point is 00:27:45 uh i was watching a hank green tiktok and he said that like for the considerable future like hundreds and hundreds of years we have mapped that there is there are just no asteroids that even come close to you know being a huge earth killer so wait what like there are no big asteroids that are on that are on pace to hit earth and destroy the whole thing yeah i feel like they say that i feel like they say that until they're like oh we'd somehow the telescopes couldn't see Asteroid Maria and it's going to destroy the Earth. It's like a hurricane.
Starting point is 00:28:23 Asteroid Maria. You know what? You're probably right. It's like the people who say the Titanic was the unsinkable ship. They said, oh, well, it can't sink. That's what it was called. Do you know that? That's what they get for naming it that.
Starting point is 00:28:38 That's what it was called, the unsinkable ship and then very much sinkable. And then the iceberg gave it an old uppercut to the belly and then fucking DiCaprio died. so god the iceberg iceberg i i would love to see an iceberg just a tip i mean just a tip i would like i would love to see dude i've always wanted to go to like the arctic and and see like a shelf of you know that's what they call like iceberg like the shelf of ice just fall off into the water i don't know mostly the sound is crazy i don't know if i want
Starting point is 00:29:12 to see that because i'd be like oh man the planet's dying i've also always wanted to go ever since i watched the secret life of walter mitty by with ben stiller i've always wanted to go to like an icelandic um like bar like there's like little oh fuck yeah dude bar you know i feel like that'd be that'd be awesome oh wait do you mean ones that are just wood or do you mean ones that yeah i want to go to an ice one you know i i mean i well hold on hold that thought i hold it i i very much want to go to just like a locals bar that's just like a little tiny cabin where there's like 20 people in the town.
Starting point is 00:29:48 And it smells like fish. And they're all just drinking and they're like, oh, it's been a hard day and they're icy. The fish are scared today. And they're like, oh, you're drinking over there.
Starting point is 00:29:57 Okay. Leafy barracks and days yesterday. That's exactly what they sound like. But I would also go to like an ice bar. It's made of ice. Yeah, that's cool. Like your butt's cold and your hand's cold.
Starting point is 00:30:09 I've also always wanted to say it in Igloo. Take it or leave it. I feel like that's kind of lame. By the way, the dress code for today was wear a jacket. What is this? This is the I get no dick snuggie thing, you know? Is that how they advertise it? Yeah, something like that.
Starting point is 00:30:28 You know, it's like the big blanket snuggie. Oh, so it's like lay in your bed and eat an entire pint of ice cream and watch Euphoria and cry? Yeah, and cry. and you know but like by the way watch just finally watch euphoria very good very very good i get i get the hype i get the it's very good i'm sure it's medium good danny has uh no no no it's really good danny gets rose-colored goggles every time he does something new no no no i i know good i know good tv i think that i really think that i mean i i'll give at
Starting point is 00:31:00 some point i will give it a try and then i will disagree properly i think that's fair all right I think that's fair. Well, when that day comes, I invite you to disagree. Okay, fair enough. Because that requires you to watch the show first, and I think that it's a gripping tale that everybody's high school experience was definitely like. Yes, everyone's high school experience
Starting point is 00:31:21 was exactly like that show, I'm sure. And if it wasn't, looser. I mean, they were, yeah. Not ours. Do you wear these the whole time you're skiing? because i cannot handle this yeah this is grueling it's it's you think it's grueling now but when there's snow and ice and cold wind blowing into your eyes you're like i'll take the scratchy these are literally this is salvation this is every time it's not ski goggles are the shit ski goggles
Starting point is 00:31:52 bitch yeah i think we're good yeah i think we're good too man now i gotta go fucking shovel snow now yeah well every two hours tell them where to find you you can find me at danny is watching on instagram you can find me at ant prisco can't forget to follow picky boys podcast like share subscribe snuggle up with your bay hunker down for the winter watch some picky boys episodes from the past your favorite episodes and um don't don't don't slip or trip or fall or crash and happy snow yes and i want to thank everybody for showing a lot of love this past like couple months and everything oh yeah yeah a lot of views a lot of likes a lot of comments a lot I feel like there's new people here all the time.
Starting point is 00:32:35 So welcome to the new people. If you made it this far. Love you guys. Love everybody.

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