Regulation Podcast - Regulation Takes 2

Episode Date: September 14, 2025

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Starting point is 00:00:34 We're back with our takes and we got a new takester, Jeff. Hello, it's Jeff, the new takester. The new takster. As I'm known around these parts. It's like a Flash villain. Oh, no, the tankster. Hi, the new takester. I can come up and takes at the speed of light.
Starting point is 00:00:55 You can't be me. You'll never catch me, Flash. I love a deliberate dodge from a pre-existing word. Like, Taker was right there and you just spun around it. It was great. Taster. Tegster. It's not the Taker.
Starting point is 00:01:13 That guy's dead. The Taker was my father, please. Oh, my God. My take on this might be that I love the Takester. I'm imagining Jeff doing that laugh and then it does like a don't Kong freeze frame and says the takest up below it's like a borderlands three intro well we all are here with our takes I'm excited to hear Jeff's takes as the takester does anyone want to open with takes
Starting point is 00:01:46 does anyone go first I don't know about going first but when I was thinking about the takester I started thinking about the trickster the Flashville and the trickster which is Mark Hamill and I want Jeff just Jeff dressed like that I You know what, I did feel Jeff was kind of sounding a little bit like Mark Hamill doing the Joker. It's so funny because in my head, I had one of those stupid jester hats on with the bells while I was making it voice. I didn't make the other connections at all, but I just, in my head, I was envisioning that hat. Imagine him that, but played by Taylor Kitch. Oh.
Starting point is 00:02:20 Now, that would be Taylor Kitch's fault. That would be a rare occurrence in which he just took a bad roll from the get-go. Yeah, yeah, yeah, Gavin. that would be a rare occurrence where he took a bad role. It would just make no sense unless it was like a Scorsese takeser movie.
Starting point is 00:02:37 Oh yeah. But I want Gavin to go first. I was the craziest take last one. I was about to say the same thing. I want Gavin to lead us off. Interesting. All right. I've done the arseful one.
Starting point is 00:02:48 Okay, I've got one. Here we go. If your dog shits on my lawn, right? That's a golden bullet for me. That dog shit is. now weaponizable in any way I see fit. I can fling it back at you. I can mail it to you. I can put it in your mail. Anything goes when you leave me your dog's turds. So it's not just if it
Starting point is 00:03:10 shits in your yard, it's if it shits in your yard and leaves it in the yard. If they pick it up immediately, are you good, or can you still shoot them? That's fine, yeah. People's, people's dogs shitting on my, on my yard, you know, five, six times a day. It's the old, the old fella who's leaving it. Gavin lives on the dog shit highway. So can your dog shit golden bullet only go after that person or is it usable on anyone at any time?
Starting point is 00:03:37 It has to be a revenge bullet. Oh, wow. Okay. Yeah, I don't think I can then I don't know use it against someone uninvolved. Yeah, I don't think that's allowed. It's a golden bullet with a name on it. Oh, wow. Bullet with a name.
Starting point is 00:03:53 I don't like the imagery a bullet here, because I thought you were going to tell me that you could kill the dog without any consequence. No, the dog's not to blame at all. The dog needs to go. I hear bullet and dog, I think, old yeller, like my brain just goes, that dog's getting shot. It's Christopher Reeve's dog. So if it's Christopher Reeve's dog and he, in the alternate universe where he's still alive and walking, and his dog takes a shit and keeps walking, your bullet says Christopher on it, or does it say Christopher Reeve? It says his, him specifically. Like, I couldn't then use that. against your cousin.
Starting point is 00:04:26 Oh, okay. That was my question, actually. You knew exactly where I was going with it, yeah. Sorry, I was looking up bullet with a name on it because I was thinking about it. This makes it look like you're going after your grandpa and your dad. It's just bullets that say grandpa and dad with dates. The dates and the dates look like you're... If you...
Starting point is 00:04:49 If it did work that way, though, Gavin, that would be the most convoluted murder plot ever for a film where you can just be like you hate Bill and accounting and you want to kill Bill that I didn't need it to sound like that movie at all. That was a happenstance. But you have to now get people, Bill doesn't even own a dog, but you just have to get people named Bill to walk by your yard in the hopes that one of them will let their dog shit in the yard and not pick it up. One of them's a piece of shit so that you can then transfer that magic bullet to the other bill in accounting. I have to resort to like entrapment somehow. I was always surprised there weren't more COVID murders
Starting point is 00:05:28 you know like people who have like you know like say you hate your dad he's the fucking worst and he's like health compromised like I'm surprised there weren't a lot like 19 year old dudes who ran out and tried to get COVID and then take it home to their dad and be like oh no dad I got you sick oh no I feel like the do we know the beauty of that is that you could get away with it so easily it wouldn't ever be known it might have been the
Starting point is 00:05:49 yeah that's a good point that might have happened a lot It really might have happened a lot I don't think we can rule it out I thought because it doesn't occur to me naturally Gavin to weaponize the shit I thought you're going to say that you had the right to then shit on their lawn Oh that's a trade off
Starting point is 00:06:06 Oh wow That is interesting You get equal right It goes two ways I don't think I want to do that There's an equal consequence to the action Because I don't want to take the shit there I don't I can't it's
Starting point is 00:06:18 I yeah it is uncomfortable I'd have to pre shit and then I'm like the guy with a shit in a bag of my own shit. You can't appreciate it. Yeah, you can't appreciate it. I just think when I'm watching someone's dog, when I'm watching the poo come out of its anus
Starting point is 00:06:32 and then watching the man walking it just turn away as if he's about to walk away. If I threw it back at him right then, I would get arrested, right? Will that be some sort of assault? Probably, I would think so, even though it's like incredibly justified. Even though it's a return of property.
Starting point is 00:06:47 Well, here's the deal. It would be his word against yours. and you have a British accent which makes you sound more honest and authorative I think in the grand scheme of things but then again you're also a foreigner and we don't look too kindly on those right now
Starting point is 00:07:01 in America so that's going against you yeah I think I need the golden bullet what if you lured him on your property what if you ran out and said hey look there's a bar of gold over here and then once you walked over then you threw it at him and then I think you're fair game the irony is
Starting point is 00:07:17 if he was on your property you'd probably get in less trouble for shooting him with a real gun than throwing dog shit at him. Interesting. Because it's Texas, man. If he's on your property, you could pop them. You could just say he was threatening you. Maybe we're going about, like, how do you plan to weaponize it?
Starting point is 00:07:38 In my head, just a shovel. Just fling it back to him on a shovel. See, I think you need to build a turret on your house, and you just load the shit every time into the turret. See that I'm ready. And then you're ready to go. Ready to go. how do I already have the dog shit?
Starting point is 00:07:53 No, no, no. You're using other dog shit. You can buy dog shit on Amazon, I think, in bulk. Sure, but I meant more every time it happened, you would load your turret, and then eventually, whenever it occurred, you just shoot immediately. When he comes back around. And then you collect that dog shit as ammo to replace the one you fired. Yeah. What if you went just as aggressive, but maybe it'd keep you out of jailway, what if you just installed a,
Starting point is 00:08:21 giant air horn on the front of your house and then as the as the moment is happening you just blare that horn and it scares the dog to death and the guy freaks out and then they just run away probably stop the dog mid shit well how i know he's going to leave it there i just i don't want to affect the dog i think the dog's good m dogs love lad noises it's the uh it's that bullshit owner that's my take all right hey that's pretty good that's a good take i like it I think we all agree with that take. You know how there's frequencies dogs can hear that humans can't? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:08:56 You just need to figure out the frequency that he can hear that the dog can't and then blast him with that. It's pretty good. Maybe find that brown note and have him shit his pants. Exactly. That's what I was thinking. Yeah, that's great. Jeff is still, you know, he hasn't gone in everything. I don't know that he knows exactly what regulation takes us.
Starting point is 00:09:16 So I kind of want to show him like all sides of what regulation takes as. That was a very shit-based take. but I'm going to give a different take. Ooh. Yeah. My hot take for this, my take for, for this episode is that Aaron Rogers is going to win 14 games. This season or the rest of his career? No, no, no.
Starting point is 00:09:34 What kind of like games of pit bull? It might be the rest of his career. Fair hockey? No, no. 14 games as a Pittsburgh Steeler, he's going to lead the charge. They're going to win 14 games with Aaron Rogers. His Achilles is healthy. He's been eating mud.
Starting point is 00:09:50 he changed to a different helmet. He's not playing the first preseason game, so he's going to be even healthier than every other quarterback in the league. He knows exactly what he's doing, and he is poised to embarrass every sports analyst out there. Oh, they're going to have such a midseason. They might win five games.
Starting point is 00:10:09 They're going to win 14 games with Aaron Rogers. I would be amazed if Aaron Rogers makes it to week eight. Well, you better be amazed when he makes it to week 18, baby, because they're going all the way 14 wins. I'm not saying they're going to have like a big playoff run. I'm saying they got 14 wins
Starting point is 00:10:26 under their belt. Aaron Rogers is going to come out. Everyone's like, well, he can't scramble because he's hurt and bad. But that's okay
Starting point is 00:10:35 because his new offense totally redefined, totally different, totally foreign to him. They have like, Najee Harris. They have, I don't think he's there anymore.
Starting point is 00:10:46 Is he not there? What about that? They got that tight end, right? They do. What's his name? Is it a fire mooth? Is that the tat?
Starting point is 00:10:54 Yeah. Air friar moot they got him. So let's just go through their schedule. Okay. Oh, that's actually, oh, that's actually. Derek, you tell me where the winds come from. Yeah, okay. This is great.
Starting point is 00:11:05 Gavin, you're going to love this part. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Let me pull up the Steelers schedule for this year. I got it. Okay. Steelers Jets. Okay, Steelers Jets, that's at the Jets. That's a win.
Starting point is 00:11:14 They're definitely going to win that. They're coming out one and no. Absolutely. Seahawks. Steelers. Seahawks aren't what they used to be. They used to be a real Titan. They had the Legion of Boom.
Starting point is 00:11:26 A lot's different now with the Seahawks. It's going to be a close game, but it's going to be Steelers all the way. Steelers Patriots. That's an easy win for the Steelers. I believe it's in division as well. So the Patriots are going to play hard, but they're just not the team that they used to be. Viking Steelers. That's going to be a toss-up.
Starting point is 00:11:49 But I think that the Vikings are going to be too thrown seeing a former Green Bay Packer quarterback, helming the Steelers quarterback. And that's going to be, that's going to be a win right there for the Steelers. Brown Steelers. That's a given. Yeah, you know what? It's going to be closer than you think, but it's going to be the Steelers right there. Don't the Browns have six quarterbacks or something?
Starting point is 00:12:15 Yeah, they're going to start a lot. They're going to start Shadur Sanders in the first. free season. It's such a lose-lose situation. It's awesome. It rocks. If he's good, they're fucked. If he's bad, they're fucked. It's so cool. Steelers, Bengals. Uh, you know what? I'm going to say the Bengals win that one. It's a Thursday night game. I just think Aaron Rogers isn't a Thursday night guy. Packer Steelers. Oh, that's an easy win for the Steelers. Packers don't have anything going for him right there. Colt Steelers. I did have the, that's, that's definitely the Steelers. Like, Colts are terrible. That's exciting. Anthony Richardson already
Starting point is 00:12:49 injured. Already injured. It's been like three plays of him and he's done. Tough. The Colts quarterback last season, Gavin, got in major media trouble because he took a playoff because he was tired. Yeah, he's a non-ideal move as your quarterback. The game was like on the line. He's like, I'm tired. I don't want to do this. He pulled himself from the game. He was in the game and decided he was tired. Yeah. Yes. And he pulled himself. And they're like, were you hurt? And he's like, the eyes just, whew, exhausting out there. Yep. So, Bears, Steelers.
Starting point is 00:13:23 You're looking at, you skipped a bunch, because you didn't even talk about the Chargers, but that's okay because the Chargers are going to lose to the Steelers. However, the game after that, the Bengals, the Bengals there, Bengals are beating the Steelers again. They can't. Once again? Yeah, they can't escape that team. That's tough. So that's their second loss.
Starting point is 00:13:43 The Bears, this is where the street gets a little fluky. The Bears are going to beat the Steelers, and then the Bills are also going to beat the Steelers. But Andrew, run me through the rest of the schedule. Then they went out? Oh, Andrew, run me through the rest of the schedule. Bill Steelers. That, oh. That is a win.
Starting point is 00:14:02 Steelers, Ravens. Yeah. Oh, the Ravens lose all Steelers all the way. Whoa. Okay. Dolphin Steelers. Yeah, yeah. Oh, dolphin Steelers, much stronger.
Starting point is 00:14:10 The steel much stronger than dolphins. Steelers, Lions. Oh, lions. It's going to be close. but they're already looking forward to Christmas and you know it's the Steelers, baby. They lost their offensive and defensive coordinator. That's true.
Starting point is 00:14:24 Big shakeup. Steelers Browns once again. Oh, it's Steelers all the way, baby. And then last of the season, Raven Steelers. Yeah, how many games did I say they lost already? Was that three or four? That was four, I believe. Yeah, so they went out and they beat the Ravens again.
Starting point is 00:14:38 Easy schedule for Aaron Rogers Steelers. That's my hot take is that Aaron Rogers 14 games. I can't wait to watch the Steelers the season because of that take. Yeah, I'm now so invested in the NFL season purely because of this take. Aaron Rogers, 14 wins. No one's going to see it coming, baby.
Starting point is 00:14:58 Such a wild take. You're going to see Aaron Rogers put on the black and gold or yellow or whatever their color is, I guess, technically, and that he's, oh boy, he's going to tear them up. How many wins do you think, irrespective of this take? How many wins do you think the Steelers are going to get this year? who me sorry or Gavin Andrew Gavin has no fucking seven you think he's our NFL expert I've been
Starting point is 00:15:22 waiting for him to weigh in on this I think seven wins I pencil I'm in for nine uh Gavin this is a American football right this is American football yeah four oh wow for one yeah Kevin Kevin might win this one okay when Gavin said is this American football it occurred to me that if we would have said no it's European football I I don't think it matters what of football it is. No. You're not following it super closely. Well, I didn't know if it was basketball or like ice or something.
Starting point is 00:15:52 That's fair. That's totally fair. I just don't think it matters necessarily. I think your knowledge is equal. Gavin knows that the NFL season is much shorter than the NBA season. So, you know, for an NBA season would be ludicrous. It would be hilarious if you would have had an MLB take and we went through all of their schedule.
Starting point is 00:16:13 Well, that's my take. Aaron Rogers 14 wins. Yeah, yes. It's a take that I'm heavily invested. Yeah, see, that's what, see, Jeff, that's what it is. It doesn't have to be something so wackadoo. It could be something normal like Aaron Rogers wins 14 games. No, I hear you, man. That's a hell of a take.
Starting point is 00:16:28 Yeah. When I think normal, I think Aaron Rodgers. He's out there. He's eating mud. He's doing his thing, baby. My take, and this is something I feel very passionately about, keys to the city should work. If you get a key to the city,
Starting point is 00:16:43 it should at least unlock every door that is operated by the city for a year let's say a year. Like all tax paid doors. All tax paid, that's a great way to frame it. All tax paid doors, that key works. It should be special. When I was a child and I heard someone had a key to the city,
Starting point is 00:17:03 that meant a lot. And then as I grew up, much like Santa Claus, that magic went away. Now when I see key to the city, I just think it's kind of a lame thing because it doesn't even work. It's a pointless key. Yeah. It's kind of an insult as far as an award goes. You're giving them something useless up front. All keys to the city should work and there should be consequences if you make a bad call and you give it to somebody you should have.
Starting point is 00:17:26 There should be consequences? I don't know. He goes in the person. They steal everything from a place. Maybe they're robbing a bank. I don't know. But the key to the city should be a thing that holds a lot of weight and comes with consequence if you happen to give it to. the wrong guy.
Starting point is 00:17:44 Did he get some keys at some point? I bet he did. Would you be mad if it was a key card or does it have to be the shape of a key? Oh, I'm fine with a key card. Yeah, I don't mind necessarily the shape or the design of the key. It's more of the functionality. Right. Maybe it's even a thing
Starting point is 00:17:59 where like at the airport, you get to go through a special exit or whatever so you could leave more easily or come in more easily. Like you can avoid security. What if it's a situation like my old house where you enter in a code to get into the front door? Can you get like a key pad code to the city?
Starting point is 00:18:15 That might be the most practical way to do it so they could change it every year. As opposed to having to change the locks every year. But you have to remain in good standing with your key to the city. Well, I assume that they give keys to the city yearly, but maybe they don't. I don't know what the general...
Starting point is 00:18:31 It'd be interesting to see the ratio of keys to city being given away. Like, are there certain states that give away way more keys than other ones? I don't know. It seems like there should only be one key in play per city, right? Yes, absolutely.
Starting point is 00:18:48 And I think it needs to be known who it is, because let's say we have a situation where somebody accidentally leaks their key to the city. Chaos erupts. There needs to be an individual responsible for that. Wow. Yeah. I'm thinking like serial numbers on the keys or if it's a code, like they just keep track of,
Starting point is 00:19:05 okay, this is the only person with this active code currently. The thing is, I feel like so many government or like state buildings are open anyway and you're only going to be able to get into like the closets and the supply. Here's the thing. You commit a crime, you go to jail, they put you in a cell, you can use your key to get out of jail.
Starting point is 00:19:24 Wow. They gave you the key. There's nothing they could do about it. I don't think they're doing your key for next year if you get put in jail. No, I don't think, you know, you'd have to be incredible to get back-to-back keys to the city. That'd have to be amazing.
Starting point is 00:19:36 And that would actually increase your case to win next year how responsible you are, using the key in the year in which you were gifted. Yeah. I'm looking at a Wikipedia article of list of keys to the city in the United States, and it has by state and then by city how things were given. And in San Diego, I list only three.
Starting point is 00:19:56 And the first one is the rock band The Beatles. The second, that's in 1965. The second one is 2021 for a singer named Andra Day. And then the last one is May 23, 2023. the Lincoln Hornets high school football team. I would not trust a high school football team with a key to the city that worked. No shot.
Starting point is 00:20:19 I think the government would, all the elected officials would get thrown out if that were to occur. You can't give that much power to a blanket organization. Especially a football team. That's a lot of players. Your house, man.
Starting point is 00:20:33 That's crazy. Wow. Oh, it should absolutely work. It's all taxpayer buildings and the mayor's house. You get a key to the mares. That also functions. You can use the hot tub.
Starting point is 00:20:45 You can go there whenever you want. You can use the hot tub. Oh no. Oh no. I looked up Dallas, the city of Dallas in 2018. Dirk Nevinsky. Okay. 2011.
Starting point is 00:20:58 Michael Vic. Oh. Yeah. Well, post jail Michael Vic, but still an interesting thing to give to a post jail Michael Vic. That's tough. I like the idea of them giving. it to Dirk in an attempt to keep him in the city. I didn't even consider that. Like, he was a free agent
Starting point is 00:21:16 that year and they were like, let's lock him in. He's not going to get a key to the city wherever else he's going. Are they often like giant, giant like ceremonial keys, like the big checks? They are. Yeah. Yeah. Typically not that big though, but like huge for a key. I wonder if anyone got a giant key chain to put them on. Like, who has the most city keys? Who's got the, who's received the most keys to a city, or to cities. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. Oh, Eric, with the ditty key. Uh-oh. Oh, no. They need to change the locks on that one. Yeah. That's a big key. Uh-oh. That is a big key.
Starting point is 00:21:51 It's not even, it's, it appears that maybe he has a few. Oh, man. He's got the biggest key chain. That's the same key, I think. Is it? He's just wearing a different shirt. Maybe he just travels around with it. I think he took the jacket off. I think it's the same shirt. Oh, thank God. At least he only has the one. At least he only has the key to the city of New York. Well, I know what our thumbnail isn't.
Starting point is 00:22:13 Yeah. Hey, but you know who can stop them? The only thing that can stop a bad guy with a key to the city is a good guy with a key to the city. Billy Joel's coming in to put a stop to him. Oh, God. This is crazy. A lot of celebrities with the key. It is interesting that, uh,
Starting point is 00:22:37 The Beatles got them. That's an organized, like, that's a blanket thing. I think that's the right size. I can trust four people. Four men. Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, no.
Starting point is 00:22:51 Saddam Hussein receives the key to the city of Detroit. Oh, no. That's wild. Here's my new take. This is so crazy. If you receive a key to a city, there should immediately be a federal investigation opened up into what you're what you're up to I will say the thing that made me really think about this that I do think is very exciting
Starting point is 00:23:19 is I talked about recently in the podcast there's a Larry King estate sale happening and one of the things available is a set of key to the city awards that Larry King had won you could buy Larry's city keychain you can buy four of his keys to the city there's another one by itself, but you could get a set of four different keys to the city. Miami, New Orleans, and Cincinnati. Wow.
Starting point is 00:23:45 How much is that going for? I think the top bid is currently $200. Dude, it's current bid 400 bucks. We could break into everywhere in Cincinnati. I think we have to, we can say we're the only podcast with a key to the city of San Francisco, Miami, Cincinnati, and what was the other one?
Starting point is 00:24:03 New Orleans. New Orleans. They all say they're like one of them is engraved on the back that says presented to Larry King, but the rest of them are pretty generic so we can just say that we got it. I love the idea of an icebreaker where you're like, I've got the key to, I got the keys to San Francisco. Like, wow, how did you get that?
Starting point is 00:24:20 It's Larry King's key. Can we bid on this and win this bid and have these and then take the one that says to presented to Larry King to an engraver and have them put an and sign next to it. So it says to do Larry King and regulation. Regulation. They need to stipulate that they're non-transferable. I can't believe you can sell your city. There's totally transferable.
Starting point is 00:24:46 Andrew, can we please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please win this bet. This option. Yeah, we just got to set up an account. Okay. Yeah, I say I'm good with this one. We should get it. That's fucking crazy. That's so crazy.
Starting point is 00:24:59 President DeLari King and Regulation podcast. Regulation, fun. Just like, almost like, scribbled, scrawled, scrawled. in like the way the way it's so like it wouldn't have room like it says Larry King and Dead Center
Starting point is 00:25:12 so it would have to say and regulation podcast like to like the side but it's all fucking like the letters like don't fit it's like when you run out of room on a whiteboard you go down to the side
Starting point is 00:25:24 yeah like the big like a slash through Larry King with an RIP next to it and then us like below it or above it dude I think if you've got to do it
Starting point is 00:25:34 if you've got the key to the city. They should give you a discount on benches. Yeah, definitely. Definitely. We could also go above Larry King. There's a little bit of room there and it could say presented to regulation podcast, not Larry King. Oh, wow. But I don't want to take away his accolades. Yeah, I was going to say, like having Larry King plays I get fiddled to us on the key to the city is I think fucking awesome.
Starting point is 00:25:57 That's pretty cool too. Just attempt to use the keys. Oh, man. Try to break into like kind of funny studio or something. Yep. just like go door to door trying to open houses I want to send emails
Starting point is 00:26:10 to every mayor's office of this place and say like dear city I recently acquired Larry King's Keyston City and I want you to be aware that they do not work I could not open a single door you may need to fix your locks
Starting point is 00:26:26 just a heads up oh man Andrew this is a good take it's a fantastic thing should work yeah it should work and I'm excited that we you may acquire Larry King's keys to the city. Yeah, this is pretty good. With Amex Platinum, access to exclusive Amex pre-sale tickets can score you a spot trackside. So being a fan for life turns into the trip of a lifetime.
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Starting point is 00:27:04 incredible air transat fly the seven time world's best leisure airline champions air transat um Jeff you've seen how how it's played yeah yeah you got your first take what do you think I got let me look through I got a plastic is the best drinking device uh if you want to be cool when you're taking a shit you could put sunglasses on me if uh I I hate how when I'm riding my bike I got to stop to eat um do they does everything need lore We're going to that one. Is anybody talking about inverted versus verted controllers? Interesting.
Starting point is 00:27:44 No, okay. Here's a take. You know how in America, we're in a bit of a rough patch politically. We've got the one side that's on the left, and then we've got the other side that's on the right. And they seem to be just drifting further away from each other. and it's just creating a lot of discord and misery throughout every facet of this great nation. And I've been thinking a lot about how to fix it.
Starting point is 00:28:14 How do we reconnect? How do we repair the sides, right? When I like, it's basically we look at each other's teams, each other's side of the political spectrum like a sports team, right? And you're rooting for it's basically become tribalism. We've got the red team and the blue team. This has nothing to do with the cartoon I used to make. make called record. You say so. Okay. It has nothing to do with that. Other than that,
Starting point is 00:28:36 that was a lampoon of this very same thing. So I guess thematically, they're similar. But I think visually we could start breaking down the walls. If we eliminate from the political spectrum, anyone's ability to use red in promotions or blue in promotions, there should be one approved color for all political advertisements. That color should be purple. It should be the same shade of purple. So if you are running for Republican president, you're doing it on a purple platform. If you are running for a Democratic president, you're doing it on a purple platform. And if we're all using the same color, maybe that will psychologically help us to realize that we're all pretty similar at the end of the day. Oh, so like kind of like reset the branding. Reset the branding.
Starting point is 00:29:21 Yeah. For everyone. A branding, a left and right branding reset. Let's all use the same color palette. and see where things go from there. And it would be purple. Gavin, do you think it's similar in England or they're like, are they doing like reds and blues and stuff? Like, it's like, they're like leaning in that direction also, or what?
Starting point is 00:29:41 I don't think anyone's going for purple. Okay. No, it's available. Purple's available? Yeah. We briefly had a yellow and blue. Interesting. Like against each other?
Starting point is 00:29:51 Like it was like yellow against blue? No, it was like a coalition. Oh. Huh. But I don't think red was involved. I think, Unifying colors is interesting. I'm trying to think about it as like a sports team.
Starting point is 00:30:02 Mm-hmm. I'm trying to think of like Shaq and Kobe, like they're in the same team, but they were still beefing. Mm-hmm. Right, right. I'm trying to think of unity. Like, I do feel like when you're on a team in sports,
Starting point is 00:30:14 you're willing to tolerate somebody's bullshit, at least publicly. Absolutely. A lot more. Yeah. There's definitely room for that. So I do think it's an interesting thought. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:30:23 If it leads to championships, then you know what? How can you argue success? Uh, Purple, I think, is an interesting color, like mixing the two, and then just going every, like, every sign or whatever branding you use has to be purple now. And it has to be the same shade of purple, right? Because what is purple, but, you know, combination of two other colors? I'm imagining the effects this would have on, like, two armies fighting.
Starting point is 00:30:46 Or, you know, maybe, maybe it would be harder to fight. Maybe armies wouldn't fight because they'd be like, I'm not going to, I don't know which purple got to shoot. Oh, wait. We're all just, we're all fucking purple on the inside anyway. So why do I fucking hate you? Did that ever happen where one army showed up to a fight with the same colors and they just had to call it off? I think he'd have to. A branding kerfuffle.
Starting point is 00:31:10 Did Scotland have to send word to England what colors they were wearing that? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's very interesting. I hadn't thought about the issue being the color discrepancy between everything. I mean, there's a whole lot of social issues as well. On top of that, I just think that you tackle it in chunks, you know? And nobody's looking at the color palette as being a part of the problem. But I think you might be surprised.
Starting point is 00:31:36 I feel like if you had the Olympics every year, that would also help a lot. Yearly Olympics? A yearly Olympics, yeah, because you cheer for the people in your own country. Like, it creates some natural country support in unity for individuals in their athletic feats. I feel like that could work. I feel like a yearly Olympics would help unity. You just gave me a new take. Wow.
Starting point is 00:32:01 Wow. It's crazy. I hadn't thought about purple. I hadn't thought about yearly Olympics. I do like the idea that if everyone's the same color as you're talking like battles become complicated. The idea of home and away, like they're sports teams. Like they need to signal to each other. Like this is my home field.
Starting point is 00:32:20 We're going to go to war in my home field. So I get to set the color. We're purple. You're going to have to be off shoot. Do you think to test this, we should do it in the NBA, just for maybe like a day, like just make everyone be the same color, like home and away, like it doesn't matter. Like everyone just has to wear like the same color and then we just see kind of like how it works because maybe the confusion.
Starting point is 00:32:40 That would be a lot of fun. I mean, that would definitely show you why war doesn't work with two with the same color. But I feel like at the end of the day, the whole idea of the politics in America is that the left and the right are hopefully working in tandem to help America. using their two unique perspectives towards the same greater goal, whereas in basketball, the goal is to crush the Lakers.
Starting point is 00:33:05 Everyone going in and voting purple. Yeah, yeah. Hey, purple all the way. I like this. I like, that's a good take. That's a good take, Jeff. Thank you very much. That's your good,
Starting point is 00:33:16 the first take from the takster. I like it. Way to go. Oh, the texter is first. Everyone was purple. That wraps us back around. Yep. Gavin, what is your second take?
Starting point is 00:33:29 Well, with the advent of Lyft and Uber and other car ride services, I feel like a lot of cabs are sitting empty. And maybe people are suffering because of that. Maybe the companies that make cab fare meters, what those things called? Meter, I think, is the right one. Yeah, meter. I guess the companies that make those are just like,
Starting point is 00:33:51 Oh shit, I got no work coming in. Keep making them, right? Stick them on leaf blowers. Oh, wow. Pay to blow. You're getting charged. Okay, all right. There's got, okay.
Starting point is 00:34:02 Pay to blow is maybe, maybe a different slogan than pay to blow. Okay, we'll come up with the purple party. I support it. Yeah. But purple, vote purple, and we will put cab fare meters on leaf blowers. Just to do you incentivize. I have a lot of questions. Yeah, go ahead.
Starting point is 00:34:18 Are they coming with the things attached? Are you paying the company that makes them? Who's getting this money? It's just legislation that they have to be made with them on. And the only way you can, I don't know where the money goes. So maybe it's a thing where it's like a gun and it has a serial number and you have to like register it. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:34:39 And if you have one. Yeah. And then every year somebody checks to see what the meter is. It should have all of entertainment's most annoying DRM methods to link your fair meter to the least. leaf blur. Oh, wow. I hadn't thought, yeah, doing DRM stuff to it is good. Yeah, and then you could top it up. You could put 20 bucks of blow on there and when it's over, you have to put more money. Otherwise, it won't work. It should be a thing where it's overcomplicated and if you
Starting point is 00:35:07 don't do it correctly, you go to jail because that's your fault. Yeah, if you do it wrong, it's your fault. And in five years, there'll be a firmware update that makes it obsolete for that version of leafblower. So you have to get a new one. Oh, that sounds like our son. system at work. Yeah. Those are going in the trash. Those are going in the garbage. I hate those speakers. I paid for those.
Starting point is 00:35:29 Then make them fucking work. Get them to work. Get them to work. I think that this is a really interesting idea, Gavin. Even beyond leaf blowers. The concept of having like speakers that have a meter on them and if you go over a certain frequency, you get charged.
Starting point is 00:35:48 The idea that like you could inconvenience other people like an inconvenience tax like you're allowed to do it but it costs you gotta pay a loud tax yeah a loud tax is interesting uh leaf you don't do you think it would get rid of leaf blowers is that the ultimate
Starting point is 00:36:04 goal of if they were charged per use yeah sometimes like if you're in an if you're in an area with bad with bad signal or something it can't validate and it just won't turn on something like that something really cool like that always has to be always online
Starting point is 00:36:19 it's always online your leaf blower is always online it's like a video game in 2025 connection drops you can't play it yeah if you want a leaf blower that's not online we got a thing for that it's called the 360 I was just about to mention that folks one
Starting point is 00:36:38 I think that's interesting do you think it would maybe change your perception of leaf blowers though because now when you hear someone using it you go what an idiot what a waste If you hear somebody in the context of it being charged, would you then assume that this was an absolute necessity of blowage? Yeah, it would definitely make me more interested to like go and see what's being blown. Like, oh, this must be some serious leafage or something. They need some air.
Starting point is 00:37:07 They need some serious air in this situation. Things need to be moved. I think it could make you pro leaf blower in a weird way. Hmm. In what way? I think there could be scenarios in which he realized, okay, you know what, a leaf blower was needed in this. Yeah, I feel like you're right
Starting point is 00:37:22 because, I mean, listening to an ambulance siren for like an hour straight would suck but hearing one for like a minute you're like, oh, I hope the person's okay, you know. It'd be more like that. Yeah. This could be interesting. I guess you'll really learn,
Starting point is 00:37:37 you'll really learn like when a leaf blower is needed, like a necessary thing, right? Yeah. I think it's like paying for water. everybody will bitch about it for five years and then everybody will pay for water. Yeah. Everybody will just pay for leaf.
Starting point is 00:37:53 Exactly. It'll be like that. Everybody will just start paying for leaf blowing. Yeah. It just become accepted that it costs money to use leaf blowers. I don't think it'll slow it down at all. Maybe for like five years it'll slow it down.
Starting point is 00:38:04 And then it'll just become an accepted fact that this is just a thing that... And you'll struggle to remember when you weren't paying for water or leaf blowers. Can you just buy a taxi meter? Oh, like separate. from the cap? Yeah, can you just buy one of those? I don't see why not. Sure. It's never occurred to me that that's a thing you could buy. Yeah, it appears that you can just buy taxing meters.
Starting point is 00:38:28 $365. That is a lot less than I was anticipating. God, you could buy four keys to the city for that almost. I, you know, it could be a fun thing to install one of these in your car and just turn it on whenever you're going anywhere and think about all the money you're safe. If I was an Uber driver, I would do that just as a visual gag. This is how much it would have cost if you took a cab, and then they look at how much it costs if you go, that's about the same. Or you'd just be like, all right, look it's, I'm going to start
Starting point is 00:38:56 the meter, I'm going to start the Uber meter. People are like, what are you talking about? I always thought it was weird how at no point with the, with new technology, like a gas, like a petrol meter in a car, doesn't have any monetary value next to it. But like, it should be
Starting point is 00:39:14 able to tell you how much you paid for that gas. how much you're spending in that moment and I think they just don't want you to know and make people drive less. Yeah, I mean, I just, I kind of don't want to know how much it costs me to drive somewhere. There you go. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:39:27 I drive so infrequently these days. Same. Mm-hmm. That's a great take, yeah. Yep. Thank you. Is it me? It's mine?
Starting point is 00:39:42 It's my take. It's you. Okay. It is back to you. I still stand by my original take Aaron Rogers winning 14 games But I'm going in a non-sports direction for this If you make a sequel to a movie You have to honor all previous iterations of the movie
Starting point is 00:39:57 You cannot do these weird sequel reboots That skip a couple of the movies That you were doing weird soft reboots on And then go hey this one's for the fans I hate that I don't think you should be allowed to do it If you can't do it if you're not able to make the next sequel or whatever
Starting point is 00:40:19 in like the lineageed franchise of whatever you're trying to do, then you're not capable of making it and you can't rewrite stuff that already came out. Or if you are doing that, you have to refund everyone. I think. Terminator, that Terminator,
Starting point is 00:40:38 whatever like the last one was, uh, that just like takes place after like Terminator 2 and like totally throws out like five other Terminator movies, I should get refunded for those. If you are going to do that, I need money back. Otherwise, it's not cost effective and you need to just make it next one in the line.
Starting point is 00:40:59 I feel the same way about the Jurassic Park movies. They keep doing this stuff where it's like, yeah, we're kind of like disregarding these other ones and like not, go ahead. You can only build on the previous word. Exactly. You can't recreate, rewrite, or all. alter it, you can only add to it.
Starting point is 00:41:15 The lore has been created. If you want the lore so desperately and you want to do another one of like Jurassic Park or whatever, because they did Jurassic World and it just takes place after like the first one and I don't think it has anything, I don't, I think it totally eliminates like the second and like the third Jurassic Park movies. People paid for those. Yeah, people paid for those. Give us money back.
Starting point is 00:41:40 Pay me. How do you feel about like Cloverfield, you know? universes where the movies aren't sequels, they just all take place in the same universe. I'm fine with that because it's not necessarily eliminating stuff. I just think like when Rocky Balboa or whatever comes out and they just go, it's like, how is Rocky fighting again? Doesn't he have brain damage? Isn't that like the whole point of like the fifth one?
Starting point is 00:42:03 And then they don't like, they just totally like eliminate that. Give me that money back. So that's actually, Rocky is a great example because they do something really interesting in Rocky 1, where Rocky gets his eye really fucked up. And that's a big point of Rocky 2 of like he's not boxing anymore because he could lose his eye
Starting point is 00:42:24 due to how badly it got fucked up in the first fight. And they completely abandoned that storyline to create Rocky 3 and Rocky 4. It never really gets brought up again. Andrew, weren't we supposed to watch Terminator Dark Fate together? Was I were? I was holding off on watching that. I haven't seen it yet either.
Starting point is 00:42:40 Yeah, we still need to do that. Is that what the last one is? Yeah. Yeah, that's the most recent. It has Sarah Connor in it. I have a question for you, Eric. How do you feel about someone whipping out the old multiverse trope to get around that? See, I think that that's the way they'll do it, but I think they're going to lose money doing that. And I think people will see it as a craven money grab for, oh, yeah, they're doing an alternate universe thing of Jurassic Park or whatever.
Starting point is 00:43:05 And everyone will be like, yeah, fuck this. So that's fine. Go for it. But you have to eat the consequences. and, like, that Terminator movie did, like, really, really bad, like, that newest one. And it's because it threw out so much incredible lore from what were some of the other ones, Genesis. And that was, oh, that was not a great film. I think that this could, in a surprising way, bring people back to the theaters.
Starting point is 00:43:36 Because I'm thinking about the requirement in getting your money back. to me it's like when there is a suit against Red Bull where they're like yeah it doesn't give you wings so here's a fund that we are refunding people back with if you can prove that you bought a Red Bull between this time you would need to be able to have your movie ticket to get your refund if they do a reboot for the movies that they were removing the lore from
Starting point is 00:44:04 so then people would be theoretically incentivized to see movies in theaters so they would have their ticket to potentially get refunded in the future. Hell yeah. So although they could be losing money by doing reboots, they theoretically might be getting more people in theaters under the assumption of I might get to see this for free essentially. Yep, there you go. Hey, it's a gamble you got to take.
Starting point is 00:44:30 Studios, if you're going to make another Jurassic Park that reboots the whole Jurassic Park thing, go for it. But give me my money back. Pay me. Do you appreciate people like the company that owns Halloween refusing to let anyone kill Michael Myers? Because they need to make more Michael Myers movies and they have one thing and it's him.
Starting point is 00:44:53 Yep. Just keep it going. I mean, I think they learned from Halloween 3, right? They're never going to make that mistake again. Yeah, yeah. I think they... These movies, my last, like the last episode it takes was I had like a lore-based take also.
Starting point is 00:45:09 I just think everything gets too deep in lore and I'm trying to dissuade them from making more sequels to like this stuff or if you're going to make them better and if you have to get rid of them then pay me money. That's all. I do think it also creates a funny scenario in which movies sequels
Starting point is 00:45:25 are being made that make no sense and then word gets out that they are this way because the head of that company refused to pay this movie tax. So they just had to make it in this context that the last one left There you go.
Starting point is 00:45:40 Nobody wants to see this movie in this way, but movie studio didn't want to pay half the refund due to all the lore changes. So we just are stuck with this movie nobody wants, but we're making because it is a popular franchise. Yeah, we don't want to lose the IP, so we got to make another Terminator, but it's all in the vein of Terminator because we don't want to repay any of these people. Now we're talking. I think it could also create interesting room for like complete genre shifts. Uh-huh. Of what if Independence Day 3 was just about rebuilding the White House
Starting point is 00:46:10 and had nothing to do with aliens? It's just a builder drama. It just follows a foreman. Yeah, it's just... It goes from Halo to Roadcraft. I think it's a fun take. Well, thank you very much. Absolutely.
Starting point is 00:46:28 That's what I have. That's my take. I wonder what that would do for the Bond franchise. Oh, very interesting. Those are all out of order and crazy. Yeah. Yeah, they're all wacky.
Starting point is 00:46:38 Well, if they're going to eliminate any of them, give me money. Pay me. When you're a forward thinker, you don't just bring your A game. You bring your AI game. Workday is the AI platform that transforms the way you manage your people, money, and agents, so you can transform tomorrow. Workday, moving business forever forward. I have my second take.
Starting point is 00:47:00 All right. This is something I feel strongly about. I don't think anyone will be surprised with this take. I have a history with them. with this show. I think Advent calendars should cover every month. I don't think there should be
Starting point is 00:47:11 only one month in which Advent calendars exist. That's just mail. I enjoy... What do you mean? No, it's not. It's not male. Because when I think of a good Advent calendar
Starting point is 00:47:22 and you can relate to this, Gavin. December, you get your cheese calendar. Get a little bit of cheese every day. Some new cheese. You get a new thing to enjoy. You get a new thing every day. A new experience. Just a little tiny, fun thing.
Starting point is 00:47:35 I don't think that should just only exist in December. Give me a June Advent. Give me some, I don't know, maybe it's a lemonade. A bunch of little lemonade's I could try throughout the summer. I saw a, if this helps, Andrew at Costco the other day, I saw
Starting point is 00:47:52 a Halloween Advent calendar. So there's at least one for the month of October now. Yes, I saw there was the Simpsons one. Yeah. Which is, you know, I'm not necessarily into that product, but I support and October advent calendar. There should be more months.
Starting point is 00:48:09 It should be. I want to have fun every month. Why can I only have fun every day in December? Exactly. Expand it. Doesn't it make it more special though? Don't you look forward to December? I do, but it could be themed.
Starting point is 00:48:22 Every day you should be able to break through perforated cardboard. Yeah. Yes. Maybe in July, it's little sunscreens. Some sunscreens. That could be fun, some lotions. Maybe February, it's a different. jerky. I don't know. There's a lot of stuff you could do. February could be chapstick because
Starting point is 00:48:40 it's cold outside. It could be some lotion for your dry skin. I think this is just an interesting way to determine. Like I don't really use chapstick. I don't even know what type of chapstick I would like. But if I could get a bunch of different chapsticks to make the determination, I would know. You know what be an amazing Advent calendar. I'm not sure how you would store it or keep it nice. if there was a cheesecake factory cheesecake advent calendar where you can sample the whole range of cheesecake
Starting point is 00:49:11 you just get a different cheesecake every day just a bite of each cheesecake wow I think that would be phenomenal a slice of cheesecake every day just like a little cheesecake cube behind a door it wasn't a cheesecake thing but it was a similar idea where there's a really
Starting point is 00:49:26 delicious chocolate place in town like they make their own chocolates and they did an advent calendar and it was nice for me because typically when I go there I'm only gonna get what I know I like which is kind of a limited range
Starting point is 00:49:38 this allowed me to try a much larger menu to expand my potential interests in the different types of chocolate they have. I feel like whenever I've done that with fancy chocolate
Starting point is 00:49:49 I just learn about all the different types of chocolate that I don't like. Ooh, the 13th, I hate it. Did you like most of them, Andrew? I enjoyed most of them but it's also a thing for me.
Starting point is 00:50:02 where if I were to just buy this thing that I didn't end up liking, that's not fun. But if you put a mystery behind it and it doesn't feel like I specifically bought that thing, it makes that dislike a lot easier. Nice. It's like, ah, I didn't really care for that. I wonder what'll come tomorrow.
Starting point is 00:50:20 Like, it's not, like, oh, I regret. Like, you just got a little bit of bad luck as opposed to you being a chunk. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, I like that. Is there a need to unify the amount of days in the Advent calendar? Are we doing like summer eight Advent calendar days
Starting point is 00:50:33 and summer 25 Advent calendar? Like, do you care? I don't think I think it has to follow the actual calendar. And then I think the leap year calendar year should be a lot of fun. Hang on. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Hang on.
Starting point is 00:50:48 So you are, so these aren't just Advent calendars that you could buy any time and just start and do them as you want. You're saying that it should think these things should like cover like a full year? I think like, They should all be reflective of the month that they're releasing it. It's a new calendar every month, but it follows the days of the month.
Starting point is 00:51:06 Yes, it follows the days of the month. Oh, so it does go. It goes like the full month. Like, these should go the full month. Yeah, it goes every day in the month. So, and like, when we have an extra day. Okay. Got to cover that. Should we do a one-time supplemental where we spin a wheel of, let's say, 11 months,
Starting point is 00:51:25 and then the month we land on, we then create an Advent calendar, what would be in the Advent calendar for that month. I'm all for it. That's fun. You're saying that like what, like, say we land on March. Yeah, then we create the regulation March. Advent calendar.
Starting point is 00:51:42 I'm not saying we put it into production. We just say like on the first, these are the 30 things you would get. 31, I think in March. Yeah. And it should feel like it's tied to that month somehow? Yeah, it would be month appropriate. So it'd be like if it was May,
Starting point is 00:51:55 you'd be a lot of Easter-themed shit. You know, like July would be a lot of fireworky, you know, a patriotism shit. I would assume September would be back to school themed, you know? Imagine getting, imagine opening your July Advent calendar and it's the 18th and it's like, oh, another firework. Oh, yeah, but you get it, like, you get it leading up to it. You're probably getting like an American flag coozy or something on July 18th, but yeah.
Starting point is 00:52:21 So it's American specific? It doesn't have to be. Interesting. It's just the first thing that pops into mind when I think of summer. in America is Yeah Yeah, that's fair And that is my take
Starting point is 00:52:34 I like trying Different Advent calendars For different stuff like that That's uh All right so I'm gonna write this down Okay Put it in the bit barrel Calendar
Starting point is 00:52:43 Calendar Wheel Month Make Calendar wheel month make Yeah Calendar wheel month make I write like Charlie Kelly reads Great
Starting point is 00:52:54 And with that We go to the takester for their final part of the episode. Okay. So my final take, my second take of the episode, I'm so excited to be able to get to this, is a take that Andrew actually put into my brain about 18 minutes ago,
Starting point is 00:53:12 so it may not be the most thought-out take in the world. I apologize, I'm kind of writing this in real time, so bear with me. But earlier, I'm trying to come up with takes that improve the quality of humanity, improve the quality of the world. Like with my first take, there was a lot of division, at least in my country, America, United States of America, not feeling so united right now. And maybe if we were all feeling a little more purple, maybe we would, right? Similarly, I'm thinking, taking that a little bit and putting on a global scale, right? It's a fractured world we're living in right now. When we're at our best, it's, I think, as a global society, it's when we're all competing in Andrews, before mentioned Olympics, everybody rooting their country on in the spirit of competition,
Starting point is 00:54:03 good-natured competition. And even though we're rooting against each other actively, we're all kind of rooting for the competition in the same way. And there's a, I feel like a real welcoming spirit where even if I'm rooting against Germany and I'm America, I'm still rooting for Germany in the sense that I'm happy that everybody's there and we're competing and it makes us feel all globally connected, right? But we're a couple hundred years into this iteration of the Olympics and things have gotten a little rote, a little boring. I think we need to spice it up a little bit. I think we need to innovate. And I think as a global society, we need to innovate. We've taken our foot off the gas pedal. We've ceded space to these billionaire dickheads like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos
Starting point is 00:54:45 and Branson. And that's where we're letting these guys choose our space future. We shouldn't be doing that. Here's what we do. All right? We make a third Olympics, moon Olympics. Low gravity. the records are going to be getting broken left and right. The only catch is to participate in Moon Olympics, you've got to get to the Moon. It's going to usher in a global space race so that everybody from the smallest country to the largest now has a space program.
Starting point is 00:55:14 We're all working towards something. As a society, we're working towards space. And then when we get to the moon, we see who can jump the farthest. I like the first event in each Moon Olympics is the literal space race. Yeah, exactly, yeah 100%
Starting point is 00:55:31 Awesome That's cool How do we So how do we get How do we get there? If I'm just Say I'm just like a guy And I want to watch the moon Olympics
Starting point is 00:55:41 Oh you'll probably watch It's gonna be on peacock Oh You can watch it on peacock I want to go and Rude on USA Is there like a way to do that? Oh yeah
Starting point is 00:55:53 There's going to be a glow The International Olympic Committee, the IOC, will create a global moon-based village, you know, kind of like the Olympic village where all the athletes stay, because they're going to have to have it anyway. But they'll include hotels and amenities, and it'll be large enough so that representatives from each country can go root their respective country on. Oh, realistically, it'd probably be pretty expensive, like going to the Super Bowl and, you know, only the halves will get to do it. very few have-nots, but that's just the way these things work. Would the logo be five overlapping moons?
Starting point is 00:56:29 Oh! Yes, it would, Kevin. Yes, it would. Wow. That's a great idea. I love the idea. Yeah. Of the space race being the first event. I think having a race to the first, like an Olympic
Starting point is 00:56:43 event where the Olympics start with whoever gets their first wins of gold is so fun. Every country's rocket takes off at the exact same second and the first person, first three the dock or win the space race? Uh-huh. That's great, Eric.
Starting point is 00:56:59 Paul Volt, I think, would be good as well. It's like an interesting moon sport. Yeah. Oh, wow. I think, like, the dashes, like the running would be, like, so much slower. Yeah, like, you, they could try, but I think it would be, like, really tough. But a bunch of dust. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:57:16 But, dude, I'm just saying, like, every other sport would be insane. I want to watch somebody hit a baseball around the whole moon. Think about soccer? Basketball. Baseball fucking skateboarding? Can you imagine the vert people are going to get on the half pipe on the moon? 900. Show me a 9,000.
Starting point is 00:57:36 Exactly. I guess the swimmer should probably stay home. They'll figure out ways to innovate, you know? You adapt and overcome. That's what we do as humans. I want to see a bunch of astronauts breakdance. maybe Australia will get its redemption on the moon but nobody recognizes it because it happened on the moon
Starting point is 00:58:00 exactly yeah I'm trying to think of stuff that'll be faster because there's no there's no air resistance yeah yeah so like shooting bows and arrows and stuff would be insane yeah surely a javelin would go far yeah and there's a dark side of the moon right so there's snow probably
Starting point is 00:58:18 so you can have winter olympics winter moon olympics in the Summer Moon Olympics? Why would that be snow? Well, you could put it in because it's so cold there. Okay. You can import snow. I got news for you.
Starting point is 00:58:27 There's not snow where we're having the Winter Olympics now in the world we're having to import it and we're severe. I don't know if you've noticed but the list of available places to have a Winter Olympics
Starting point is 00:58:36 on Earth is shrinking every four years. Yeah, but just the dark southern moon isn't literally dark. It's just we can't see it. And it would be like hundreds of degrees hot most of the time. Oh, well, wherever it's coldest on the moon is where we're going to put our,
Starting point is 00:58:49 we're going to put our... It's wherever it's not. time on the moon. Honoring Olympic rules, if you get caught with steroids, you have to compete on the dark side of the moon. There you go. Exclusively can compete there in dark. Who needs steroids when you've got moon gravity, you know? Oh, that's a good point. You got caught with steroids. You're banished to the dark side of the moon. It's crazy. These aren't even for the this is for back on earth. I don't need these for the moon Olympics. It's just the same
Starting point is 00:59:22 The exact same Olympics, but just un-televised Shohay-O-Thani is going to hit a baseball so fucking hard that it breaks up in the moon's atmosphere. Yeah. The moon's atmosphere. Like it's going to go, it's going to leave
Starting point is 00:59:39 the moon's atmosphere and it's going to catch on fire and go and fizzle out. It'd be like the end of the natural. Will there be like an Olympic torch ceremony? Yeah. Oh, wow. Okay. How do you get the flame? You put it in a bubble.
Starting point is 00:59:50 Yeah, oxygen bubbles? Yeah. I have like a pipe. System of pipes. I don't know. I'm not, the Vanessa is, we got, dude, we got little robots driving around Mars right now that have been there for like 20 years.
Starting point is 01:00:04 I'm not worried about us figuring out how to have an Olympic torch on the moon. That's the least of my problems. In the world in which we're accepting the Olympics are occurring on the moon, the torch functionality really does not seem like that hard of a thing to figure out. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:00:18 Of all of the issues to solve, I don't think that's number one. But I like Moon Olympics, Jeff. Yeah, thank you very much. I was just going to say, also, we've all played Moonbase Alpha, right? I assume it would work some way like that. Interesting. I don't know if I have played Moon Base Alpha.
Starting point is 01:00:34 Maybe the first at Moon Olympics is just we send robots ahead of the humans, and it's done remotely first, and then those robots can work on, like, constructing all the stuff that humans will need. It's like Robot Wars or whatever that show is called. It starts as like the Olympics, foul bots and stuff. stuff. Interesting. Very interesting. I'm so excited to see the poll. So how this works, Jeff, is we have a poll that comes out the day after this airs in which the community decide who has the worst takes. This is going to be a tough one for them to judge, I think. I think everybody had
Starting point is 01:01:07 fantastic takes. Yeah, these are pretty good. Especially for the, for the new takester. For the new takester, yeah, making his debut in episode two. Like all great comic villains, he doesn't show in issue one. That's right. He comes up later. Yeah. Maybe Nick was the taker and Jeff replaced him as the takester. Oh! Wow! Thank you so much for listening to Episode 2 of Regulation Takes. Make sure to check out our Patreon.com slash the RegulationPod or Regulatrian.com, if you'd prefer. We had great takes. If you think one of us deserves an idiot flag, we have those in the store, buy it and then just think about us. Hold it in your hand and think this person's an idiot. Buy it.
Starting point is 01:01:51 Channel it. Buy it and then think about us. This is the physical representation of my dislike for Gavin's take. I like the editor of us having a website and all of our heads are at the top. And we just pitted an idiot flag on whoever's lost this. That's a funny idea. Pretty good. Until then, though, have a great rest of your day.
Starting point is 01:02:11 Thank you so much for listening. Bye. Bye now.

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