Picky Boys Podcast - Seeing The Northern Lights In New York CIty!?! - Picky Boys Podcast #220

Episode Date: April 3, 2022

Thank You so much for 10,000 Subscribers! In today's episode, Antonio and Danny discuss April Fools jokes, the northern lights in New York, sports dads, accidental nudes, 10,000 hours, and which instr...uments Danny would like to master! Leave a comment down below and enjoy! 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 Are we seeing the Northern Lights today? Are we seeing the Northern Lights? Let's do it to everybody. I was like, you ready? You ready? They, you know, they're just like, you know, they just, I don't take photographs of other objects while I'm naked. Oh my God, Danny.
Starting point is 00:00:13 What's, what's, what's in here? What's in here? Three, two, one. Welcome back to the Pinky Boys podcast. I guess right from the top, we've got a big, big thanks for 10,000 subscribers. 10,000 people. Five figures. Five figures.
Starting point is 00:00:29 We won. We win. That's it. It's over. I'm sure we hit some kind of lottery. Yeah, I think we just win. We just win. That's it.
Starting point is 00:00:37 So now we're on to the bigger, better things. Yeah, this is... Oh, God. Imagine the peace. All right, we did it. Peace. Next one's the next one. No.
Starting point is 00:00:43 No, no, not at all. We're on to six figures, 100,000. That's next. We just got to do this 10 times. 10 times. That's easy. Easy. Yeah, you know.
Starting point is 00:00:53 Easy. Yeah, easy peasy. But really, no, thank you, everybody. Everybody. Doesn't matter. everyone thank you every 10 000 kiss y'all and if you're not subscribed why don't you try let's let's subscribe we need another 10 000 90 000 duplicate all of you yeah uh but thank you very much it's it's been a it's been a fun it's it's been three years of the podcast 10 000 we're
Starting point is 00:01:18 doing pretty well yeah i think i mean you start a podcast from scratch see how it goes it's it's harder than it looks it is even though we make it so unbelievably easy we're so good at it clearly yes we make it so look so easy very good we we we're the kings we're the kings we're the number one podcast in the world number one podcast in the world um you know it's it's already been a week so it's already fucking over but keep my wife's name out your fucking mouth oh you want to start with that all right you want to start with the old news i don't even want to i don't even want to talk about it you see the trend of everybody slapping their co-host no do you want to continue the trend you want to continue the trend no i don't even think we should talk about
Starting point is 00:01:58 it's like fucking it's it's always it's it's very weird how it works it's like if something is too big and everybody talks about it it's kind of lame it dies quicker also you know it's it's pretty it's pretty but there's nothing to talk about it's uh will smith was a loser it's like a flash it's like a flash in the pan it's like remember um like you go to science class like a lab and they'll be like today we're gonna make an explosion in this four gallon water jug everybody's like super super excited about it and then they turn all the lights off and it's like what color will it be it depends on the chemical you put in and then it's just like yeah it's like yeah and then it's done it's like i was expecting the door that's exactly that's exactly what this was like
Starting point is 00:02:42 it just was like and now it's over and we we heard we heard everybody in the world's opinion Half of them were big, big, dumb idiots. And, you know, it is what it is. It's also because they were kind of adults about it, which is lame. You know, Will Smith apologized. Chris Rock said he's not pressing charges. Like, oh, this is lame. This is lame.
Starting point is 00:03:01 They were asking her. They asked the president. It's like, who gives a shit? Why does everybody need to weigh in on this? Like we're doing. Like we're doing. Like we're doing. Well, of course, we have the right.
Starting point is 00:03:11 Yeah, we have the right. Yes, of course. We deserve to. Yeah. Because it affected us greatly. Well, you know, it's because we're part of the cultural zeitgeist. Oh, damn. That little embryo.
Starting point is 00:03:21 Is that right? No. Zeitgeist? A catalyst almost? No. What's a zeitgeist? It's like a... Also, stop making up words.
Starting point is 00:03:27 I believe it's like the catalog. I thought you were about to say catalyst. I swear to God, I was going to smack you. I was going to say keep that in. It's like the catalog of the world. I think that's what it is. Fair enough. Google zeitgeist.
Starting point is 00:03:37 Google zeitgeist. Put it in the comments. It was April Fool's yesterday. Dude. Did you get got? Dude. I look like such an idiot.
Starting point is 00:03:47 If anybody knew me and they knew, hey, how do we prank Antonio worldwide today? It's you throw the Northern Lights in the equation. The Aurora Borealis. I was so... Preface. Seeing
Starting point is 00:04:03 the Northern Lights is the number one on my bucket list. Top one. You can die right after. I don't care. Top one right after. So I got sent a post. Yes, I Forgot the date. It was April Fool's. But I got sent a post that's like, we could see the Northern Lights from New York.
Starting point is 00:04:20 New York City. They're turning off all the skyscraper lights. You're going to be able to see it. Bro, I swear to God, I think my pants got tight quick. You sent it to me. I sent it to you. You're not the only person, too. Someone else sent it to me.
Starting point is 00:04:30 Yeah. But you quickly realized the error of your own ways, I think, right? No. Oh. You were fooled? No, because I went to the studio. and i was came in are we seeing the northern lights today are we seeing to everybody i was like you ready you ready geez it was so bad and then like i think joe just was like you know what
Starting point is 00:04:52 day it is yeah yeah it's like no no do you know what day it is and i went it's a april fools no i i got it got me i got i was playing hurdle and hurdle you know the uh it's a guessing music game it comes out daily and it said it had an error message and said this sounds this because it's this sound is not available and when you click it i got rickrolled that's pretty much that's pretty much the only thing that uh that i think i i got caught by i'm pretty vigilant on april fool's day and you know i like april fool's day i think it's like you know people you know they just make jokes but this year i saw some some very like angry people they were like it's stop fucking joking and stop joking in general it's like no jokes down some jokes go a little too
Starting point is 00:05:42 far i think we all know like what jokes like the pregnancy jokes are getting weird oh yeah yeah you shouldn't you shouldn't joke like that's that's really that's really pregnancy tests but but yeah i mean for someone to go no jokes at all today i was like okay relax yeah true i mean i told my parents that i was uh you know renting a van and moving and into a uh a hip a hipster commune. Yeah, but you threaten that every month. So just doing an April Fool's seems like another day. Yeah, they just said, oh, again? Oh, yeah. Oh, God, it's the
Starting point is 00:06:11 eighth time this week. Yeah, but, you know. I don't know if I've ever I think, dude, I was I was like, oh, you choose untied. April Fool's. That's the extent. I've never. You've never gotten, like, full-on prank? I've never planned to fool everybody that the Northern Lights are going to be off New York City.
Starting point is 00:06:26 The age. Yeah, like I said, two people sent me that. So you and someone else both got fooled. I laughed at it. Like, I reacted with the iPhone message. I said, ha-ha. And they were like, why is that funny? Why is that funny?
Starting point is 00:06:40 Yeah, they were like, I want to see their roar of Borealis. Why is everybody joking today? And then they, you know, they were like, fools. If you guys haven't seen, go watch. I put Danny in his worst VR nightmare. That was fun. Yeah, like I said, it was a plane crashing experience, sort of. I think that the gargoyle, spoiler.
Starting point is 00:07:01 spoiler spoiler gargoyle monster that came in and killed everybody on the plane except for me um this was was a useless addition i actually didn't i would have been much more afraid if it was just like rough turbulence and the screams of people next to me i heard danny because i didn't well i'll get to the story of how we even got him in that setup it was it was a big thing but when i couldn't see what danny was seeing and i never played it i just thought was a plane crash simulator, so I wanted to also be surprised at his reactions. And then he was saying, oh, what is that? Oh, it's killing her.
Starting point is 00:07:34 I went, wait, what's happening? There was a monster who killed indiscriminately and then left me alive only to destroy my plane so that I would die anyway. Sounds like a fever dream. Yeah. What's it called? So the VR
Starting point is 00:07:50 system that Danny was using, we don't have. The game was only available on, of course, every single thing we didn't have. So I had to scramble to find a device that it was on. It was on, for some reason, we have like every good VR system. And for some reason,
Starting point is 00:08:08 it was on the lowest form of VR, which is you put your phone into the thing. And it was a Samsung VR system. Yes, so we needed to find a bunch of losers. Yeah, we needed to find, well, they helped us, so that's rude. So we needed to find the VR system and a Samsung. So I texted my friend,
Starting point is 00:08:27 Well, I texted my friend. I'm not going to name drop this one. I texted my friend, and he said, yeah, I actually think I have it. I was just gifted it. So he sends me a picture of it. And I went, oh, great, this is it. And then he sends me another picture of it. And I went, okay, I kind of get it.
Starting point is 00:08:40 I get you have it. And then I get a message that says, actually, can you delete that one? My dick's in it. What do you mean? Like, was he comparing it to the size of the VR? No. But you see, so you know how the iPhone kind of gives you not exactly a preview of the image, but a slightly cropped version.
Starting point is 00:08:59 Yeah, yeah. So I didn't even know what he's talking about so I click it and at the bottom of the screen there's just the tip of his wing. What's the picture? All right, this is the picture.
Starting point is 00:09:09 He's holding the VR set like this for some reason. Real low. Real low angle. Takes a picture like this. Pick. Sends. The tip of his dick
Starting point is 00:09:20 is just poking at the bottom of the screen. So he was just naked? He was just chilling around the house naked? I guess he was just in the shower looking for it, or got out of the shower looking for it. And then the reason I think it's on purpose
Starting point is 00:09:31 is because I didn't need that second picture. I get that you have it. That's bold of him to just take pictures naked. If I ever take a picture, I always check. I never take a picture naked, first of all. That's okay. Not of myself. I don't take photographs of other objects while I'm naked.
Starting point is 00:09:53 Danny doesn't like photography in the nude. I don't like nude photography. No, no, no. You love that. No. Yeah. I don't like photography in the nude. Yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 00:10:01 But even if I do, if I was naked and I was taking a picture, I'd be looking at the reflections of everything to make sure there was no, you know. You have to black out every window, every mirror, every granite or clear surface, and then maybe you could take a picture. Or, or hear me out. Yeah. You put on some underwear. That's true.
Starting point is 00:10:20 Or you just solve the whole problem. That's true. Put on some underwear. So now I got the item and a show. And then we saw each other, we locked eyes, and we just kissed. Yeah. Yeah, it was a lot of fun. Sounds about right.
Starting point is 00:10:31 And then we got our other friend over, and he gave us the VR, and then Danny got scared. And it was good. Oh, yeah, we got our other friend, so we found the friend with the phone that fit. And this is what we go through. It's like, geez, this is what we're talking about. Harder than it looks. Yeah, there's not one easy... Once you have an idea and you can't get it out of your head, really hard to get it out of your head.
Starting point is 00:10:47 That's Antonio's favorite slogan, is nothing's easy. Well, the first one is nothing works, which is also true. Nothing works, nothing's easy. nothing works nothing give up no no no see that's that's that's that's not there no nothing works nothing's easy keep on keeping on if there's one instrument you have a dream of playing what would you pick saxophone sax undoubtedly sexy man on the danny sax yeah dude i would love i would love to serenade somebody with the sax yeah but you can't just you know everybody looks cool with the saxophone that's true but not not walking around with but close second piano because piano is kind
Starting point is 00:11:21 of really the only instrument that you run into in public you know what i mean very impractical you know i got a piano bar it's it's like you know sometimes just like pianos at like airports or like you know like a bars or you know where we're at wherever or people's houses you never like you never like run into like it's just like you're at a bar and you're like is that a clarinet i know how to play is that a freestanding saxophone yeah like yeah i'll be honest an oboe yeah is that an elbow when's the last time you ran into a piano oh my god oh my god every day i i see pianos all the time truly yeah they're falling i i went to the i i was i saw a piano at a dentist's office okay that's starting to get a little weird but the thing is and and so and so
Starting point is 00:12:03 piano is a good answer because i've always wanted to be the guy or you know there's like the instagram account where they just like put pianos in parks all across the country or whatever i'm very well versed with that either way but i want i've always wanted to be the guy that was like I knew how to play in college and then I go on and I'm like like Mozart he used to play a little bit, you guys should let him hang out I want to push past
Starting point is 00:12:26 chopsticks I would probably do just rip the electric guitar I know it's basic but I'm saying if I could be a master at it, that's pretty sick also pianos are great because you can once you learn a piano
Starting point is 00:12:42 you learn how to play like synths essentially, so you have all the, you know, you can put any sound onto the keys. I just want to tickle the ivory, you know? You just want to tickle the ivory, baby. I just want to tickle the ivory. I don't have piano fingers, that's for sure. What fingers do you have? I got sausage fingers.
Starting point is 00:13:00 Sausage? Not even, actually, not really that much. But I don't have big hands. I'm like a relatively big person, like tall, but I can't. tall yeah I can't palm a basketball well I'm Danny I don't think you belong
Starting point is 00:13:19 on a basketball court so it's okay hey listen they used to call me Danny Threes yeah you're right what does that mean all the way from downtown
Starting point is 00:13:32 I was like fucking Curry you did have you ever made a three in your basketball career fuck yeah I've made a three I've made a half court shot
Starting point is 00:13:42 in game just i know you've made no i know you i've never made a point in game that's what i'm asking i'm not talking about you going to the park there was barely a game to be played i'm talking about on the court not to shoot there was there was there was one time that i that i that i was playing this is this is like the highlight of my career good good my basketball career is that i i uh i was somebody threw the ball at me really hard and it was supposed to be a chest pass
Starting point is 00:14:15 but everybody's so short, you know, these are like 4th graders and Danny was in 8th grade Danny was in 8th grade well, I should have been in 8th grade and so they would always have a hard time with a chest pass because they're throwing
Starting point is 00:14:31 from a short person to a tall person so they're throwing up and the kid threw up at me and he threw the basketball. It hit me right in the face and the whole entire crowd went, ooh. And I started crying.
Starting point is 00:14:48 No, no, no. I just cried. Well, when you get a nose injury, it's like the manliest man. People say, you know, people think you're a wimp if you cry. That's bullshit. You can cry whenever you want.
Starting point is 00:15:01 Cry if you like. Cry your heart out. Cry now. But if you get hit in the nose, it doesn't matter if your your tear ducts are dry
Starting point is 00:15:11 yeah you're gonna cry and you see a really tough guy it's like I don't even know why I'm crying right now something about
Starting point is 00:15:15 it's it's it's all connected you know oh dude a peck to the nose you're crying yeah yeah so so so
Starting point is 00:15:21 then I cried and everybody went oh my god and everybody was yelling at the kid and I was just like that's it that was my retirement
Starting point is 00:15:28 I do want one thing to be said that you prefaced that story what with that being the highlight of your career well
Starting point is 00:15:35 it's because you were the star of the show pretty mundane for the rest of the plays I think you did get a best you were on the F team I don't know, there was too many letters Danny didn't learn that far in the alphabet I was on a team
Starting point is 00:15:52 it's children's sports I hate when people say oh you were on the A team they were on the B team we're all in 4th grade nobody knows how to play this game no one knows what a basketball is no one's good and nobody in the stands wants to be there that's why half of the dads are drinking
Starting point is 00:16:10 out of mysterious brown paper bags okay what's more pathetic than drinking at your child's sports game is caring about it jesus christ because jesus because if you care about it and you go oh come on ref fuck you it's like dude calm down they're 12 years old and you need a hobby or uh uh a wife that won't leave oh my god danny what's what's what's in here what's in here like this is children's sports and and you're and you're getting all riled up for what i'm saying there's a lot of pressure on you there's zero pressure on but you saw if if i showed up to the game and was on the bench the entire time my parents were like yeah good job i'm saying you saw pressure in other kids that their parents put on yeah so much unnecessary pressure and
Starting point is 00:17:03 other kids and they're like well that's what it takes to be great and it's like well you don't know what it takes to be great oh shit you don't know what it takes because you're a fucking part-time bartender holy shit dude that that dude that went through me rattled around and boom so so just let up on your kids and again this is not even my experience but i always felt so bad for these people that would like curse at their kids for not scoring a goal in peewee soccer it's like crazy so you're saying that a parent is allowed to put that pressure on their kid if they were a gold medal yeah sure if if if if they excelled that sport or you know they're like but it's just show me the results and then you can treat your kid like also when you're when
Starting point is 00:17:49 you're that young like just will you please just give a give them a little wiggle room let them wiggle and you know i don't know i don't know what it takes to be a you know an athlete athlete an athlete yes you do i don't know what it takes so so so so so so maybe that you know i i know that like a lot of people believe and stand by that like tough love kind of situation but it just it seems like it seems it seems a little much you know i think it's more that you can especially especially when you like you know a parent knows inside you know your kids in eighth grade let's say maybe high school uh you know the growth spurt is not happening like a parent knows if a legitimate career in this thing is possible or
Starting point is 00:18:35 not that's when you lose me that's when you lose me because i don't think that matters i think it's i think i i think you're very close though are you thinking about you're talking about the values and still not even that i'm saying that i think as a parent you do know if your kid maybe like If he really wants to do it, and he's 3'7", but he really wants to do it, fine, because he really wants to do it. I think as a parent, you can see that your kid doesn't want to do it, and that's when it's different to me. Because if your kid doesn't want to do it, then what are you doing? Like, what are you doing? But if he doesn't want to do it, but if he truly, truly wants to do that, but he sucks, that's different, because that's a good way to learn.
Starting point is 00:19:11 At least he wants to do it. I'm fine with that. Yeah, true. It's when they don't want to do it, and they're like, practice every day, stop crying. Yeah. And, you know, he's putting on ballet shoes at night. I want to be a dancer, Dad. It's like, that's when it gets crazy.
Starting point is 00:19:25 I don't know. Sports parents rub me the wrong way. That's fair. I also saw another question, if you're ready for one. So it's kind of the same thing, the instrument one, but except. So you are gifted 10,000 hours of experience in anything you want. What are you picking? So you're essentially saying you can be a master at anything.
Starting point is 00:19:48 Right. The 10,000-hour master thing. You know, it's 10,000 hours, the master. Why is that bullshit? Because, you know, I'm sure it could take someone 9,900. I think it's obviously, you know, it's like an average. No, I get it. No, so yes.
Starting point is 00:20:01 I'm a master. But at anything. Like, you know, like flicking a football through a thing. Yeah, but someone in the comments is going to say something that, like, you know, leads to productivity or money or something. I don't want to do that. You know, it's a game. Okay, and you know.
Starting point is 00:20:16 It's like, I don't want to be a master at stock trading. It's like, yeah, sure. But that's cool, but also lame. I want to be a master lotto number guesser. Yeah, exactly. It's like, okay, relax. I want to be a master at mastering things. Relax.
Starting point is 00:20:32 Give me some time to think about this one. Do you have an answer? I don't, but I could shoot one quick. Shoot one quick. I think I want to be a master at guessing people's shoe sizes because I think that, one, it's a good conversation topic, and I get really into shoes. I've never gotten into shoes. I've always wanted to. I never had a thing for it.
Starting point is 00:20:57 That was not the answer I was expecting at all. Yeah, I was kind of stumbled, so I fell on that one. So that's what I'm wasting my genie wish on. Guessing people's shoes. That's not even that hard. What's my shoe size? Say, like, 9 1⁄2, 10. Wrong.
Starting point is 00:21:14 What do I look like? Small feet McGiggums? 10 1⁄2, 11. No, so I'm close. But close isn't being a master. Yeah. Max, what's your answer? I was also looking at your feet when I said that.
Starting point is 00:21:28 What do you think my shoe size is? 13. Yeah. I'm already a master, baby! I'm already a master, son! So I wasted it. fuck i already had it dude can you imagine like like there's something that you don't know that you are already a man like you're very good at oh i know i'm mastering a lot of things
Starting point is 00:21:49 first of all i'm i i told you i told you this yesterday i i am a masterful orderer at any restaurant i'm talking about food and drink at any restaurant like nine times out of 10 i'm the guy that's that that that someone else says i should have got that and i pride myself on that and i order last because of it it's like it's like because everybody else orders first and then and and and then you get to see what the big dog orders what what what is that well because so you're selfish order really because no but i'm telling you it's like nine times out of they say oh man that looks good it's just because i'm i'm very good at at uh at like reading a description of something and and in my mind formulating what it should be if made properly
Starting point is 00:22:42 and people have a hard time with that what is people do people say oh well i like mushrooms and i like chicken and it's like yeah but look at all these other things it's not that the mushroom is going to be the dominant flavor here you're talking about this is this is a cream-based sauce you idiot yeah you're you're fucking donkey it's raw oh yeah because that kind of person it's the ingredient list is 30 things and you see chicken and mushrooms you're like oh i want the chicken and mushrooms yeah not even what it is look for the things that they like and it's like what you should do you yeah but you have to take all of the ingredients and put them together and try to picture what what the end
Starting point is 00:23:24 result will be so i'm i'm a good orderer that's something you know i'm a master orderer you're a master if if you tell me what you like just give me give me five dishes what you like i can go to any restaurant and i'll say this is this is the thing you're gonna like the most from this menu and sometimes there are sleepers obviously and and sometimes the restaurant messes up you know If I think that you're going to like a pizza and it's going to be the best thing on the menu and then it's a bad pizza, obviously, it's just bad. Yeah, but you're the master. You screwed up.
Starting point is 00:24:00 But no, no. This is an elaborate dance. I meant there's something that you haven't even found out yet that you're a master. Oh. That's what I meant. I didn't say you're a master of nothing. Are you saying like my passion? Also no.
Starting point is 00:24:13 Are you saying I haven't found my passion? Also no, because I don't know. What do you mean there's something... I think you can be a master at anything, right? Okay, that's a little new from you. I feel like it's a little nuanced. I mean, I don't believe that. You just said, I feel like you just said that.
Starting point is 00:24:31 But I thought that's where you were going. Because you're the thing, you can learn anything. It's like, eh, I don't know about that. I think the average person can learn to do anything. I don't think I can become a master at acrobatics. Okay, again, something you can learn. I don't think you can learn to grow an extra ligament so you can put your arm backwards.
Starting point is 00:24:51 I don't think you can learn to grow seven feet to play in the NBA. I don't know. I think some people are just better at certain things. Like Michael Phelps, stupid bitch. Even learning math, perhaps, can be tough for some people. I'm sure it is. So I don't think I can be a master at math, a mathster. You could definitely be a mathster.
Starting point is 00:25:14 No, I definitely can't be a mathster. You definitely can be a master. Because math doesn't click in my head the same way that something like, well, not English or science either. Or geography. No, I'm good at geography. But again, you can't be good at geography. That's literally one of the things you can't just be good at. You have to have learned it or been there.
Starting point is 00:25:34 Well, that's not necessarily true. You can't be good at the defined geography. But I'm also very good at spatial awareness. No, you're not. Yes, I am. You knock over everything. Not in that sense. I mean like if we're in the forest and we're on a journey,
Starting point is 00:25:55 I'll be able to say, and we go 10 meters in one direction, I'll be able to go, oh, yeah, you make a left at that. I'm going to like picking up points. You make a left at that moss tree I've never seen before. That moss tree. Yeah, exactly. And then you trace your steps back. i'm i'm really i'm fantastic i i i need to drive to a place once okay and i'll remember how to get
Starting point is 00:26:20 there that's fine some people some people to use gps for their entire life i did that well that's because i i know i know everywhere that i've been i know how to get to everywhere i've ever been i know how to i have i have like this this this geographical rolodex or this directional photographic memory yeah so that's what i mean like i'm good at space so like even if i'm in an unknown city i'm like i'm pretty sure we were we came from that way not that's like a crazy skill but some people are really bad at that some people are it took jt has lived here for more than a year or just in total has been coming here for more than three yeah oh yeah we put him down the block no idea where he is oh no no i totally no even like big chain stores like sometimes jt will
Starting point is 00:27:08 be like oh it's a home depot is that is this the one by our house it's like we are in long island we are how could this possibly be the one by our house jt we're in connecticut it's like what are you talking about yeah no some like i said some people are bad at it and you know these two to the average listener viewer these not may not be the most you know the skills that you would think about someone bragging about but you know you gotta play the hand you're dealt so I'm these are the skills I have
Starting point is 00:27:40 and I'm letting them be known write in the comments what you're good at yeah let's hear it what are you good at what are you good at
Starting point is 00:27:47 let's hear it do you think you're a good order write in the comments if you're not a good order or you're not good at directions because this
Starting point is 00:27:55 will illustrate my point seems like common sense but a lot of people are not good there we go a lot of you suck at that
Starting point is 00:28:04 a lot of you are terrible and Danny's a master Danny's obviously a master of it. If I ever went on the hit CBS show Survivor on Wednesdays at 8, I would lie about my profession. What would you say? I would say I was a teacher.
Starting point is 00:28:23 Okay. Teachers are very non-threatening. Teachers are very non-threatening. I would say I'm a kindergarten teacher, which, again, not to bash teachers. They're great. and very very you know you're educating the youth but not non-threatening and you know i feel like a lot of people would just kind of cast them off as semi-incompetent frankly huh you had it you had it fine i thought i was like okay i heard the butt oh even the butt was
Starting point is 00:28:51 okay again not me like i not him no and i don't mean incompetence but but i think people would i think i think i think people on the game survivor and i don't just think i know because there have been teachers that are on there and they you know they're just like you know they just they're not incompetent they're just saying hey uh you know i'm a lawyer uh this guy's a you know a rocket scientist and and i don't think that you know maybe the teacher the the kindergarten teacher has the wits about them and and i think that's really that's wrong because I mean, kindergarten teachers are great. So I love kindergarten teachers.
Starting point is 00:29:39 But that's what I would say if I was on Survivor, that I'm a kindergarten teacher. And I'm ready and willing for questions about my profession. My mom teaches kindergarten. Please don't. Again, don't take offense to this. My mom's a teacher. JT's mom's a principal.
Starting point is 00:29:54 We love teachers. Danny, big mean. I wouldn't even say I'm from New York City. That helped. i'd say i was i'd say i was from you know here we go uh what state what state no i i i'd say i was from a like a small uh suburban town in uh pennsylvania okay because because again it's just like these are these are not good perceptions perceptions that i don't hold but stop looking at me look at the perceptions that other people hold and and i and i think that some people think
Starting point is 00:30:27 The people from New York City are too loud mouthed or too, you know, they're too cutthroat. They have all these people. They're rude. People have a lot of perceptions about the perceptions about us. And so from the get go and survivor, I have to lie because if I'm if I'm lying from the get go and I intersperse it with truth, then it'd be very hard to tell if I'm lying about whether I'm going to vote you off the island. And and and with that.
Starting point is 00:30:54 Adieu. With that, adieu. Adieu. Yeah, we got to get out of here. We actually have to get pizza and go celebrate. Thank you guys again for 10K. It's beautiful. There's more.
Starting point is 00:31:02 There's more coming. We're working on a Patreon, right? Very much working on a Patreon. That's big news. It's going to be coming very soon. Working on a new merch store with some of the old classics and some new merch. So all of this stuff is coming soon. We'll do a video about it, obviously.
Starting point is 00:31:18 Yeah, it's building, building, building, building. More for you guys. More for us. It's going to be a lot of fun. I'm very excited. It's going to be great. Don't take anything we say seriously. on this podcast especially teachers yeah unless i say something because then you can yeah um you
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