The Ben and Emil Show - BAES 92: Trolling Tesla Fanboys
Episode Date: March 25, 2025Popular YouTuber Mark Rober drove his Tesla through a cartoon wall and the Tesla permabulls and Elon fanboys cannot stop obsessing over it. We'll take a look at the recent spate of negative news hitti...ng the automaker, it's historic stock decline, and what could happen next. This week's bonus episode is as good as they come. Sign up for your FIRST MONTH FREE and support the show at https://benandemilshow.com 🚨🚨🚨 WE ARE PREMIERING OUR BOSTON VIDEO NEXT WEEK! BOOKMARK OR SAVE OR WHATEVER YOU GOTTA DO: https://youtu.be/emkpqsqSbF8 ***LINK TO OUR DISCORD: https://discord.gg/CjujBt8g ***Subscribe to Emil's Substack: https://substack.com/@emilderosa ***Trade with Ben at https://tradertreehouse.com ***Leave a comment! Like this video! Tell a friend about our show! We love you WHY THE MARKET IS CRASHING: https://youtu.be/OSRVh6ns7Z8 Latest MEATBALL SPECIAL HERE: https://youtu.be/uIOdsIn1Tdo We bought suits HERE: https://youtu.be/_cM1XqA9n2U __ FACTOR MEALS: Eat smart with Factor. Get started at https://factormeals.com/baes50off and use code "baes50off" to get 50% off your first box plus free shipping. ROCKET MONEY: Cancel your unwanted subscriptions and reach your financial goals faster with Rocket Money! Go to https://rocketmoney.com/baes today! MOOMOO: Click this link https://j.moomoo.com/BAES to get up to 30 free stocks from moomoo U.S when you make a qualified deposit + earn 8.1% on uninvested cash for a limited time for new users!! Terms & Conditions Apply. The creator is a paid influencer and is not affiliated with MFI and their experiences may not be representative of other moomoo users. Investing is risky. $0 commission trading is available only to U.S. residents trading in the U.S. markets through Moomoo Financial Inc. Other fees may apply. For more info, visit moomoo.com/us/pricing. 1. Promo 8.1% APY (as of 12/18/24) is for new users only. The Base Rate is 4.1% APY plus a 4% temporary boost once activated. The actual APY may differ. Rates may change. Enrollment in the Cash Sweep Program is required. See program details at www.moomoo.com/us/support/topic 4_222. 2. APY Booster Rate is effective for 3 months on up to $20,000 once activated. Other terms and conditions apply to the Welcome Bonus. See www.moomoo.com/support/topic4_410 for details. Moomoo is not a bank. Options trading is risky and not for all. Read the Options Disclosure Document (https://j.moomoo.com/017y9J) before trading. Options are complex and you may quickly lose the entire investment. The Options Price Calculator performs calculations based on model assumptions and other inputs and variables that you select. The projections or other information generated by the tool regarding the likelihood of various investment outcomes are hypothetical in nature, do not reflect actual investment results and are not guarantees of future results. Results may vary with each use and over time. Options trading subject to eligibility requirements. Strategies available will depend on options level approved. Supporting docs for any claims will be furnished upon request. Cash rewards represent potential credits for eligible equity purchases in your moomoo brokerage account and hold no other value. Securities are offered through Moomoo Financial Inc., Member FINRA/SIPC SHOPIFY: Upgrade your business and get the same checkout we use! Sign up for your one dollar per month trial period at https://shopify.com/baes to upgrade your selling today. __ This episode was edited by Connor Rousseau / @ conrad_roussrad Follow us on instagram! @ benandemilshow @ bencahn @ emilderosa Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Can you fool a self-driving car?
I'm sure people have heard of this guy, Mark.
Yeah.
Mark. Who is he? Mark Roberer.
Oh, yeah. He's the glitter bomb. I love that.
When you start looking into this, there's all kinds of YouTube videos just like breaking down how Mark Robo this experiment up.
This is a faulty test. It's not even a test, man. It's a video in the name of fun for clicks.
I watched a styrofoam film child to get obliterated.
Oh, it's terrible. I don't think I'm going to sleep tonight.
And then you go to their channels and they just adjusted videos upon videos about how the gigatruck is coming.
And they have names like the Tesla Lord.
LiDAR, more like these people are liars.
It's not just LiDAR.
Waymo is also using cameras, other sensors, because they want to be able to map what's around it and not smash into a toddler like the video shows.
Well, you don't want to smash into a toddler, but some people might.
Some people might be into that.
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Because it stinks in here.
Somebody
and I'm not going to name names.
It's not me.
Let out a great big toot.
No.
Somebody spilled burrito.
Oh, man.
No, it wasn't Jim
spilling burrito on himself.
I think it's just stuffy in here
because we never,
uh,
we never,
um,
we never let it air out in here,
you know?
Uh,
so before we get cooking on this episode,
that's all about,
uh,
Tesla haters and Elon haters.
We're about to do domestic terrorism
via podcast thing.
Yeah.
Oh, man.
We're,
oh, God,
this is going to be a fun episode.
Even talking about Tesla could get us locked up.
You know what's,
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but also most importantly we've got our big boston video coming out we shot a video in
boston with should we tell them who we hired the worst tour guide in boston yeah yeah
I feel like we should tell these people who it is because they'll especially wait until you see it.
Okay.
So that's going to come out next week.
We're going to do a special.
And there's going to be a link in the description.
You can, even if you're watching the day this, the day this comes out, you'll be able to sign up to watch the premiere.
It's already, you know, it's all ready to go.
And I think we might be even, we might even be going live before to talk about it a little bit.
Yeah, that could be fun.
We're excited for you all to see it.
So that's going to be there.
And anything can happen when the show is live.
Anything can happen.
Anything can happen.
One of our heads might explode.
Oh, the JFK files are out today.
They're supposed to come out today.
80,000 pages.
We'll see.
Boy, I'm going to have a...
You should just plug it into...
I wonder if you plug it into chat GPT or something and say,
summarize these files in one sentence.
Who killed John F. Kennedy Jr.?
I wonder if it'll be able to say.
I don't know.
I don't know.
We'll see.
Who's Willsey?
Did Willsey work for the FBI?
Uh-huh.
Anyway, folks.
Boy, oh, boy.
It's been one week since you looked at me.
It's been, no, that's going to get us.
Copyrights.
Yesterday, you'd forgive me, but still bed two weeks till I said, I'm sorry.
Turn it into one of your pooper piss songs because it's got to be, we got to let YouTube know it's parody.
It's been one week since I took a piss.
There you go.
Got kidney stones and got a piss.
Okay.
Enough joking.
Enough joking.
Enough kidding around.
So Tesla shares.
That was the last kidding we're doing.
That was the last one.
From here on out, it's very, very serious.
Tesla shares are approaching, as of this week, their ninth straight red week.
Could we actually maybe just pull up a chart of, you know, just the Google?
Let's count them, folks.
Scroll down just a wee bet each one of these candles for the audio listener.
God, I wish you could see it.
Oh, man, each one of these little candlesticks represents one week's worth of price action.
And we are going on one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine.
Count them, nine.
Look at that. That is the most consecutive red weeks that Tesla has ever had.
I scrolled back all the way to 2012, 2013.
Wow, this is the most it's ever had.
The most consecutive red weeks.
Yes.
Which ultimately means nothing.
It's just if you're a statistic.
I mean, it means things are a bit precarious.
Yeah, but it also, to me as a trader, means that.
It's probably due for a green week.
So, but we are, as of today, trending toward last week's lows, which ain't good.
But it also could set up for a bit of a double bottom.
And no, that's not when you put your butt up against someone else's butt.
It just means that we're potentially bottoming off of last week's low.
Yeah, but pull up the Google one.
I do want to also just indicate you can see all of the air coming out of,
precipitous do like six months or yeah six months you can see all the air coming out of the
the surge it had after after the trump election and i really wish that i had the foresight
losing it all god i mean back then i i was i missed it double time because after the election
i should have known that tesla would be a great proxy to play for for trump's winning and because
Elon's his number one main man.
But then with Doge, when Doge started, I should have also had the foresight that, hey, probably
a lot of people aren't going to like what this guy's doing.
He's also crying about like, oh, everybody's mudd of me.
Yes, but you also couldn't have, you couldn't have imagined how extreme it would have gotten,
right?
And in my mind, I'm like, he's going to get much looser regulatory procedures, right?
They're going to go full steam with full self-drive, all this stuff.
It's going to be great for them.
Yeah.
The layoffs and whatnot.
Yeah, you couldn't have imagined that this man would torch his own reputation in this way.
Yeah.
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Because as we gave it to our esteemed colleague Jim to heal.
his hand. It worked. Didn't it, Jim?
It healed my hand. It healed his hand. We've got
Tesla shares down for their ninth consecutive
week and it's all pointing to
you know, when stocks do this, everybody's scrambling for a narrative, right?
And this week, it's this YouTuber Mark Rober.
Yeah. And if you haven't been keeping up at home
amidst all this was a very, it was a couple of very
funny but also kind of scary moments with Trump. You know,
People are talking about Elon crying in the Ovaloffice, and that's what led to
Frump on the front lawn with his, basically doing his used car salesman's stick.
And you got the famous, everything, wow, everything's computer.
Everything's computer.
God, it's such a great one.
Doing his best to help out his buddy.
He's also, you know, he asked, he was asked in an interview, and I think he said that
They're looking into making it illegal.
Well, he called the boy...
Domestic Terrorism.
He called the boycott illegal.
Yeah.
And he said that they're looking into making any of the vandalism of the cars.
Yeah.
Labeling it domestic terrorism.
So, but then also you had this YouTuber put out a video yesterday.
Everybody's panties in a bunch.
Monday.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, God.
It's really entertaining.
So let's break it down for you.
So the video is called, can you fool a self-driving car?
I'm sure people have heard of this guy, Mark.
Yeah.
Mark.
Who is he?
Mark Rober.
The big famous, I'm sure you saw that YouTube video where he puts the glitter bomb in the...
Oh, yeah.
He's the glitter bomb guy.
I love that.
But he's also, he's got some bona fides as a, you know, actual science guy.
He's a former NASA engineer.
Wow.
And I think he worked at some tech companies.
And now he's a...
Oh, great.
videos egg drop from space he's a massive he's a massive YouTuber kids love is you know
science science videos yeah can you fool a self-driving car as of now Jesus God it's got
39 million whoa wait it's only got 13.9 million views huh well I guess that's still
pretty damn good to me three days that's yeah that's insane damn look at that Ryan
Trahan I tried every train in Japan four million views
Who's good God.
Hey, Ben.
4.7.
What?
Okay.
So he puts out this video, and it's of a Tesla plowing through a painted Looney Tune-style wily coyote display.
He's got two cars stacked up against each other.
Sure, sure.
I mean.
It feels like a weird, I will concede.
It does feel like a bit of a weird ad for LIDAR.
Sure.
It opens with a weird distraction with this space mountain thing.
How about how he sneaks on some LIDAR to map out?
Well, yeah, I was going to say it's the big gist of it, though, real fast, backing up.
It's this Tesla ultimately plows through this makeshift wall painted like the landscape,
ultimately alleging that, you know, Tesla's autopilot can't see it,
and all the Tesla permables and the fanboys are tripping over themselves,
calling him a liar, calling him a shill for this competitor,
which I don't even know if you could call
a competitor but yes
it's Tesla's autopilot
pitted against this company called
Luminar's
LIDAR
supplied a LIDAR
equipped car
and yeah it was weird because
I really enjoyed that
he showed to showcase what
LIDAR does
he wore
a LIDAR
Oh you enjoyed the Space Mountain
Yeah I mean I scrubbed through it
but I thought it was kind of cool
I did not scrub through it, and I was like, okay, this is, you know, you know what we came here for.
It's classic YouTube, here's the catchy title, and then you're like, what the, he's in Disneyland right now?
Am I watching the same video or something?
I truly was like, I think this is maybe the wrong good.
Why are they at Disneyland?
I will say, I think it's very impressive.
So the way LIDAR works is it bounces a laser off of everything in its environment.
and the time it takes the laser to hit the target and go back
gives it the ability to map its environment
and Space Mountain the ride at Disneyland is famously dark
you cannot you have no idea the layout of it
it's just be fair I'm pretty sure you can Google it
really well that wouldn't be fun
while you do that I will continue explaining so the guy
Mark Rober wears one on his chest
and it's really fun they analyze the data and they show
and map out what Space Mountain looks like
and then they do 3D model.
You can just Google Space Mountain Lights on and it.
Fucking shit, man.
That's, so there were...
Well, thank God you're not his partner
because he would have been like, okay, thank you for shooting down.
I'm sure he knew.
I just...
See, I didn't know.
It worked on me.
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plus free shipping on your first box. But anyway, so Luminar is the company that makes these
LiDar sensors. They actually used to have a contract with Tesla. And,
And Tesla was going to use LIDAR for its self-driving, but because it's so prohibitively expensive,
Elon Musk insisted that they switched to cameras only and said that in time, the data that they're
going to collect from doing camera only is going to supersede the abilities of LIDAR.
And Mark's video is essentially pitting them against each other, which can do better in like six
categories. A common misconception is people thought that the Tesla vehicles had LiDAR on them already. They
never did, but there was a period of time when it was not just the cameras, but they had radar
on the vehicles. And they knew they needed to... Radar or LiDar? Radar. Radar. Yeah, this is from the
Washington Post. Basically, and his engineers begged him not to do this. They were like, it's not
going to work, but he wanted to cut costs. They said, the technology.
was expensive, and two years ago, when the supply chain was falling apart,
Mutz became determined to bring down the cost.
He zeroed in on a target.
The car radar sensors, which are designed to detect hazards at long ranges
and prevent the vehicles from barreling into other cars in traffic.
Seems like a good thing to have on a autonomous vehicle.
The sleek bodies of the car are already bristled with eight cameras designed to view the road
and spot hazard in each direction.
That, Musk argued, should be enough.
That should be...
The Tesla engineers were aghast.
I'm aghast.
They contacted trust or former executives to offer advice to talk to talk Musk out of it, but he couldn't do it.
And apparently, they began disabling the radar in 2021.
The result, quick uptick in crashes near misses and other embarrassing mistakes by Tesla vehicles suddenly deprived of a critical sensor.
Well, in this Mark Rober video, Luminar, he insists that Luminar did not compensate them.
It wasn't a paid promotion, but they did supply the LIDAR equipped car.
And Tesla fanboys were so pissed off.
They also weirdly promoted it on their website and then took it down.
Yes, that is.
There's a lot of admittedly sketchy things.
But, I mean, I don't care.
But so Tesla fan boys were so pissed.
But when you watch the video, he's really not high.
Judging, before I watched the video,
I was just going off of what these guys were commenting,
and they're saying, this is so deceptive.
Oh, my God, it's so deceptive.
He's not hiding shit.
It's just, they are saying it's a conspiracy that it's faked
or that the autopilot wasn't on
or that it was disengaged just before.
They're also bitching that autopilot is outdated,
and this is where there's an important distinction to be made.
Autopilot is not the same thing as full self-driving.
Autopilot is just a very simple bare bones.
Autopilot is the highway system where you can basically turn on cruise control and it will keep you in the lanes and stuff like that.
And then full self-drive is the one where you can basically turn it on to take you to a certain location.
You can sleep, you can jerk off, have sex.
But I really wouldn't because unless you trust Elon Musk, who has proven not just in this venture, but all kinds of ventures to want to cut corners and cut staff and all this stuff where it's...
Isn't that misconception about full self or autopilot?
versus full self-drive.
Isn't that what got us
so many accidents in the first place?
Because people had the idea
that, oh, autopilot is the fucking
check it out, and then they crash.
Yeah, that's, yeah, as you were saying,
there are a lot of claims by the Tesla Bulls.
One of them is that, like,
it's misleading to even call this a,
you know, autonomous vehicle
or a self-driving car or anything
because it is not that.
He's using autopilot.
Sure.
But at the same time,
it's been just as irresponsible
for Elon Musk
to kind of roll out this thing
and I think a lot of people
treat it as if it's just a
and I mean
just in personal experience
I've been in Tesla's with people where I'm like
yo turn that shit off I'm not
fucking I've seen people who
even had
like a little
almost like beanbag looking thing
in the cup holder I was like what the fuck is this
and he was like oh you just
because you need your hands on the wheel
you can just hang it on the wheel
and it like applies the same pressure
and I was like dude that is not a good
you need your hands on the wheel because it's not
fully capable of doing what it needs
I'm supposed to pack this bowl though well
yeah I mean there are plenty of instances
the guy there was a guy in
I believe it was the San Francisco area
his
his Tesla kept pulling
at the same location every day
Tesla ended up settling
with the family but
oh because it crashed and he died
yeah but I think they were
able to prove that he was playing video games at the same time, which is, I mean...
God, what an embarrassing legacy.
This is the thing, you know, that he's promoted this as if it's like a usable...
There was another one where I think the guy got in the Tesla to drive home and he was very drunk.
Yeah.
Because, you know, why not? Just let the car driving home.
Sure.
And a lot of people are saying, like, oh, what's...
What do I care if it can't distinguish...
a fake wall. Like, when is that ever going to happen? And it has happened.
Tractor trailers used to, or like 18 wheelers with their, it used to just plow right in.
The autopilot has thought that it was the sky. Yeah. And just been like, great. That's just
more sky. Full speed ahead. Yeah. So the whole, again, the whole premise of the video is
can you fool, fool a self-driving car? So they're intentionally, it's not,
necessarily these tesla fucking fanboys are acting like this is a this is a faulty test it's not even
a test man it's a it's a youtube video where it's it's in the name of fun for clicks i never really
engaged with the tesla bowl stuff outside of outside of twitter you know kind of just seeing the
tweets yeah but uh when you start looking into this there's all kinds of youtube videos just
like 20 minute long things
of guys
breaking down
how Mark Rober
fucked this experiment up
and then you go to their channels
and they just
videos upon
videos about
how the gigatruck is coming
and it's gonna
and I was
I'm so glad I'm not alone in this
because I mean it used to be
none of my friends
nobody knew about this
except for me and all the
traitor nerds that I know online
and they have names like
the
The Tesla Lord.
Oh, yeah.
Just like.
So for those who don't know, there's this whole, I don't even know what you would call it.
Community.
Community, thank you.
Of people out there who, and I understand, who have probably made millions and millions and millions of dollars by investing in Tesla early.
And with that, naturally, I would assume comes in just an undying, unshying, unshaping.
fashable faith in Elon Musk and in the company.
Damn the haters. Damn the short sellers.
You know, everything that Elon Musk does and says is gospel to these people.
And many of them have become so obsessed that they, yeah, they have social media channels where all they talk about is there, because it's become their life.
I mean, I was live.
There will be, they're, um, I was live checking some of the claims the guy was making like about how.
basically no one's
the fact that they're even talking about
that Mark Rober's even talking about
LIDAR is ridiculous because it's not even
no one's yeah no one's using it
even the Chinese companies
and I was like is that
Waymo uses it do a quick
that's what those things are spinning up
Google BID LiD LiD LiD
LiD they're using it
also it's not just LIDAR
to be you know
Waymo is also using cameras
other sensors the whole fucking thing
is full of sensors because they
want to be able to map what's around it and not smash into a toddler like the video shows.
Well, you don't want to smash into a toddler, but some people might. Some people might be
into that. But so the first half, yeah, the video is all about as all about LiDR and he maps Space
Mountain. And they're there, I just love that they're all like, oh, he should be sued.
Tesla should absolutely sue him. This is, this is false information.
this is misleading the public.
This is defamation.
This is all sorts of...
I do agree in the sense
that it's not the most rigorous
scientific experiment.
Of course not.
It's an entertainment YouTube video.
But it doesn't present itself.
No, no.
I know.
And they're such clowns.
It's really funny.
They're calling him and Marquez Brownlee
and some other guy.
I can't remember calling them
like virtue signaling clowns
because of course, once you stop believing
the Musk hype, you are now,
you're shunned.
You are excommunicado.
He's basically doing
myth busters. It's like pop science. It's a really good way of putting it. It's pop science
entertainment. Yeah. There is, like you said, there's something sketchy about the fact that
Luminar is a publicly traded company. Not only that. Their earnings are coming up. He drives
his own Tesla in the experiment that, in the tests run with the Tesla. He does not drive
the LiDAR vehicle, the Luminar vehicle. A Luminar employee does. There's a Lumar rep or
employer or whatever in the driver's seat.
It's a little odd, but I don't think it detract.
I don't think it takes away from the fact that it was able to detect the things.
Some people are, yeah, they're taking it so seriously.
They're like, because when he finally plows through this foam wall, it's already got a scored,
pre-scored, like, outline that looks loony tunes and people are like, look at that.
Why would you do that?
if you weren't expecting to break through the wall.
It's like because he probably knew.
And clearly he did multiple takes.
That indicates to me that he's lying and he's making it up.
Yeah, no, fucking God.
These, yeah, these people are.
I mean, to be clear, the reason to do that is because it's an entertainment YouTube show.
Yes.
And if it does, in fact, go through the wall, he wants a big shiny thumbnail with a loony
iTunes looking thing.
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a lot of the tests the the thing passes it recognized a child standing in the middle of the road
it then recognized a child lunging out in the middle of the road unexpectedly i think the lumenar one
No, it almost failed.
The one where they used rain.
No, no, the Luminar passed all of them.
Past all of them.
It was six to three.
Wow.
The Tesla one failed three of them.
Yeah, I don't know.
I don't necessarily, I'm not going to sit here and be like LIDAR is the way.
I don't necessarily feel strongly about heading in the direction of full self-drive.
I make none of these decisions.
It seems like these companies are doing that regardless of what I think.
I think if they are going to plow ahead,
yeah, put some more damn sensors on the thing
so it can actually tell what's in front of it.
Lidar, more like these people are liars.
Nice.
Because that was disingenuous.
I had a dream last night.
I just remembered that I had to give Donald Trump
a ride to the White House in a cyber truck.
There was nobody else available to pick him up.
And they called me and they were like,
get get him and I picked him up and there was a lot of scary traffic that I had to like navigate
around in the cyber truck and I remember just sit next to him thinking I could choke him I could just
do it I could just choke him but we were having fun in the car he's probably a fun guy he was like
boy this is really you know this is really fast and I was like yeah watch this and I fucking
had to zoom around a bunch of traffic and he was he was like whoa and I
I remember he grabbed the arm thing
and to hold on and I remember being
embarrassed like oh damn he thinks
I'm a shitty driver but then I was like what do you
fucking care what this guy thinks
kill him and he kept making
jokes and it kept making me laugh
and then you put your seatbelt on
ejected his seatbelt and sped up
that's what I when I woke up
this morning I was like why didn't I do that
in my dream because you're a coward
why didn't I fucking I delivered him
to the White House safely
and
wow even even
his dreams. But then I went to sneak around.
I was like, okay, I dropped him off. Now I'm just
going to sneak around the White House and then see
what's out there. See what's in here.
And it was a bunch of weirdos there.
And anyway, it wasn't real,
but. It wasn't real.
Any hoomst. So the other thing
that these people pointed out, though, is that the autopilot
disengages right before the crash, which is a
because what they were trying to point
out is that he's not even using it at the time
of, at the time of it making this
mistake. Which is asinine.
Well, if anything, it points out a larger issue, which is that there is evidence of Tesla's disengaging autopilot before impact.
Yeah.
Because it's going, I don't want to watch.
I don't want to do this.
Not my fault.
Well, some people are under the impression that that may be them trying to...
That's been debunked.
I saw that.
It now records, even if it's been deactivated five seconds before an impact.
It still counts it as a fault.
But if that's Tesla policy, that doesn't mean I necessarily believe it, right?
You can go on Tesla's website and they have all kinds of claims.
You know, they've gotten sued for lying about range.
They've gotten in trouble for falsifying sales in Canada to try to take advantage of tax credits and all this kind of stuff.
I mean, they touted the whole semi-truck that, I, God, I remember the takedown of the semi-truck that this actual
truck driver wrote and it's just from the ground up doomed it's such a shitty design from the
from just just the seat just the pilot seat being in the middle is so impractical on so many
levels really really funny stuff and yeah but what they don't realize is that you're not even
going to have to do anything so being in the middle is fine you're not going to have to operate
anything that's true because it's just going to pilot itself you're also speaking of pilot itself
If you're like, why should I care about this?
Elon, they're trying to roll out their
Robotaxi initiative.
I don't think it's going to happen.
Extreme.
I mean, do you know when they're saying it's going to happen in Austin?
Yeah, in a couple months, right?
June, yeah.
In three months.
It's going to be more vaporware.
I guarantee it.
Oh, yeah.
At best, they'll have maybe remote-controlled cars
or something like that.
Even the Waymo guy was, I mean,
I'm sure he's not the biggest fan of you.
Elon, but he was saying,
he was saying, like, there's ways they can
fake a robo taxi, but
these are just, there's no way they're going to build
a safe,
a safe,
autonomous vehicle.
And it's not even going to be
the, what did the, it's not the cyber
robot taxi, I guess. Yeah, it's its own,
it's its own model. Yeah, but
they're not even going to use that one. They don't even start
production until 2026. They're going to be
using Model 3 and model
wise. That they're
stupid. I mean,
God damn. Yeah, there's, there's, so much is wrong at the house of Tesla.
Yeah. They plan to debut a fully autonomous ride hailing service for the public in Austin by the middle of this year.
So does that mean just in Austin? It's only going to be in Austin?
Yeah, this is, this is Elon Musk. We're going to be launching unsupervised, full self-driving as a paid service in Austin in June.
Yeah, I guarantee that there's going to be.
No specific details about pricing.
Tesla will use its internal fleet,
the Model 3 and Model Y,
for the initial robotaxies instead of the...
Oh, Cybercab, which was revealed last October.
Stupid.
It's not going to go into production until at least 2026.
I'd be surprised if they ever build that fucking thing.
Yeah.
Well, so JP Morgan, you guys might know that.
It's the bank, you know,
the one you got your Chase Sapphire with.
Well, they do a lot more than credit cards.
They do stock analysis.
and they just put out a note on Tesla.
And they said that they're...
So how these auto manufacturers work is a couple days after every quarter,
they put out their delivery numbers.
And that's not the same as their quarterly reports.
It's just their delivery numbers.
And Tesla is expected to report their first quarter delivery numbers in early April.
And J.P. Morgan, in their note,
they trimmed their estimates to 355,000 deliveries.
from 444,4,000 deliveries well below the consensus.
So, you know, when these analysts at the various banks and institutions, they put out their estimates,
there's obviously a low and a high range.
And the lowest range that consensus is is 430,000 deliveries.
J.P. Morgan dropped theirs to 355.
That is substantial.
The reason for that, they cite sales being down 44.
percent in Norway and January and February and down 70% in Germany with similar numbers
in Australia and China. And just as a reminder, 70% in Germany. Germany is the largest economy
in Europe and also the biggest. Yeah. And it's not just Germany in Europe. It's, you know,
France, all these countries are, he's Denmark. He's got a like huge reputation problem. Always
got a big old problem. They put out a price target of $120 per share, which is down 50. That's, that would
be a 50% drop from current levels after already dropping 49% from December's highs.
It's really fun. They still got a ways to go, man. They're still valued it like 10 times the next
biggest auto manufacturer, just because they're computer. That's it. They're valued as computer.
I mean, that's what everyone has been saying right now was the like, you know, why was this
company ever valued higher than the next?
however many automakers...
Because every time he gets up there,
he talks about full self-drive
and robots and shit.
Right.
And so that's...
So that's what they're valuing it based on.
This whole thing, the whole time he's been saying,
I can...
The value of Tesla will depend
on full self-drive.
Meanwhile,
he's been, you know,
trying to do cost-cutting measures
around even that program.
Yeah.
I like what they said in the note.
J.P. Morgan said,
quote,
We struggle to think of anything analogous in the history of the automotive industry in which a brand has lost so much value so quickly.
They went on to say, Elon's work with Do's has proven controversial domestically.
No shit.
And while many on the right may be pleased as those on the left are displeased, the effect on Tesla sales seems nevertheless negative.
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And while many on the right may be as pleased as those on the left are displeased.
Everybody on the right is just equally pleased as those on the left are displeased.
But that doesn't equal like, I'm going to go out and buy an expensive-ass car.
Yeah, because they don't have the same amount of money as, you know.
that's just insane
I mean the way he
look people always call me a
hater and I am
and I've been hating this guy for so long
I mean I remember
I've been hating him since fucking 2014 man
I yeah I remember like having specific
conversations with friends like
in 2018 being like dude
he's the fucking worst
and you just
you couldn't you couldn't convince people
they're like he's gonna
still can't convince people
uh
what
These days, there's still people who cannot be convinced.
Yes, but that is a much different thing.
Sure.
That is a partisan and, like, indoctrination thing.
Yeah.
And that is not going to change.
Those same people are like, fuck this guy.
The people I'm talking about who I was, you know, trying to convince in 2018.
Right.
I've done a complete 180 on the guy.
There's just no way around it.
I mean, there's also, there's also stats to back it up where there's,
there's polling now where it's like he's got
53% of Americans hold an unfavorable opinion of Elon Musk right now.
That's according to a CNN slash SSRS poll of 1,200 adults
also found that a majority of Americans are skeptical of Musk's ability to influence
government policy about 62% believe he lacks the right experience to make meaningful changes
and while 61% feel he does not have the right judgment to do so.
That's a very different picture of who he was.
I mean, leading up to, even just like...
Leading up to COVID.
Yes, leading up to COVID, he was this kind of like trusted guy.
He knows what he's doing.
He cares about us.
He cares about the environment.
He's just a...
Maybe he's a little bit weird, but you can't deny this man just cares about humanity and wants to save it.
He's like Iron Man.
He's like real life Iron Man.
I think that even at the time, I was like,
This guy's full of shit.
I mean, because I was seeing him bitching about shortsellers.
And when short sellers are the reason that Tesla is as high as it is.
Without short sellers to manipulate and squeeze, which is exactly what he would do, you know, the right-timed releases at specific intervals.
And, I mean, man, it was just a masterful, it was a masterful gambit, sir, to Elon Musk.
I mean, truly, it would be the way that they would fuck with their numbers and the way that,
God, I can't even, their accounting practices are so questionable on so many different levels
that goes beyond my understanding and my comprehension.
These were ways that they would always, they would always beat the market's expectations.
And when there were so many short sellers in the stock expecting it to go down and when it didn't,
that just is further fuel to the upside and it just kept on fucking happening at all these crucial
inflection points both fundamentally for the company and technically based on the chart and
yeah it was obvious that he had such a personal vendetta against short sellers that he would do
anything anything that he needed to do vaporware lying misleading the public uh cryptic fucking
tweets funding secured
all that bullshit
I've been seeing the guy manipulate
the market for a decade
and I'm not at all the only one
like there's people out there just as much
as there are Elon fanboys
Tesla Q movement
yeah who have been calling this for so long
Jim Chanos is the big one he was the
he was one of the first to
he was the big Enron
short seller he has been
sounding the alarm on Tesla for a long time
and has had his ad
handed to him, presumably, because it just keeps going up.
Yeah.
And I try to not get excited about things because nothing good ever happens, but this does
feel like there's a real...
This feels very different.
You know, I also don't want to discount the fact that I think, like, even just the
culture inside Tesla is going to change.
I think before he actually was...
He was good at attracting high-quality talent and people wanted to work under him.
I think it's going to be harder to do that.
I have a friend who works at SpaceX and is like...
I was just talking to him, and he was like, yeah, I don't know.
It's been pretty weird knowing that I just worked for an out-and-out Nazi trying to navigate that, I think.
What's this person's job at SpaceX?
He's a rocket scientist.
Cool.
But I think his firms are going to start filling up more and more, less with innovative people and more with yes men, like people who are just down to go along with Elon's.
vision.
Yeah.
And I think he's going to have a harder time delivering on these lofty goals that were
already out of reach.
And then when you just, I mean, I think America is his only real viable market at this
time.
The China thing is, you know, even the New York Times had a big thing about the Chinese market
kind of collapsing around him.
Not only are people less interested in Tesla, but the competition from Chinese EVs is just...
They just revealed, folks, it's getting gnarly.
A battery system that charges EVs in five minutes.
Yeah.
This stuff is so funny because it's gone from, you know, the narrative around Chinese tech has gone from synophobic headlines of like...
But you can't trust them to now just like...
fuck look what they got over there
you don't get that also you don't get that
scroll down just a
just a bit right there
the jengju factory
will be bigger than san francisco
it is 10 times larger than the
Tesla gigafactory in Nevada
Nevada Nevada Nevada that's right
my god man
I mean these Chinese people
these you know let me say something
about Chinese
Boy, those people are innovative.
You know, they really can't build a battery.
Just to highlight the BYD thing,
Tesla's biggest rival, the electric car giant BYD sold 481,318 cars
in the first two months of this year.
Over three quarters more than it did over the same period last year.
Tesla sold 60,480 vehicles in the first two months of this year.
A drop of 14% from last year.
And you know, it's because at first, if you were a Chinese guy or guy,
And you got access to a Tesla?
Hey, that's cool, man.
That's what they got over in America.
But now it ain't got that cool factor no-mo.
They haven't had a new model in like fucking 10 years.
Yeah.
They ain't had a new.
They're still, to use the model analogy,
they're still rocking with,
who's that black lady with the big forehead,
who's on runway model, model.
What's that? Come on.
There's a funny, there's a lot of funny.
there's a lot of funny quotes in this New York Times article, but the best one is from
this woman who works at some Chinese EV company, Ms. Gia, she said, our car looks better
than Tesla, and you could buy two of our cars for the price of one Tesla.
Wow. See, now that's substantial. I mean, they can't even compete. I don't know what they're
competing on. The tech is worse. It's more expensive. The build quality is dog shit? Yeah.
You know what I'm pissed about? Jiao-me? I bought some.
some shares of that in my IRA, no less,
my tax-free Roth IRA at like
$1.75, and then I sold it at like
three motherfuckers up to $7.50. And I bought
a bunch of it, too. Ticker symbol,
X-I-A-C-F. If anybody wants to follow along. I believe they're now
valued at $170 billion.
Oh, boy. What was her name, though? That's a fun little
Tyra Banks. Tiber Banks, thank you. That's a fun little
trick that
the IRA thing a lot of people do with
like Peter Teal's
like IPO shit and just like
it's so fucked out
that's a story for another time
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So this gentleman, these are what's really fun about these Tesla bulls.
They are just borderline delusional.
This guy, Jeremy Judkins, says, he posted a photo.
Every time I get in the Tesla cyber truck, I can't help myself.
I buy a few shares of Tesla simply because the truck itself reminds me how Tesla does it better
than anyone else.
If you don't own one, you will never understand.
You know, you're right, Jeremy.
I don't think I'll ever understand.
And I pray to God, I don't have to.
I really do want to understand, though, like, what happened to this guy's?
He's just so invested in Tesla that he needs, yeah.
He's also got fucking bare feet.
That's fine by me.
I don't care about that.
What are you doing?
I really don't care about that.
Mine is on weekly auto buy.
Set it and forget it.
Yeah.
That's the same reason for me.
Cybe Plus FSD is like a hidden treasure.
And you know, how do you become such a fucking loser?
We need to study this man's mind.
I will say this.
when Tesla, because now expectations for their delivery numbers are in the shitter,
like they're so in the shitter that they left stains on the ceramic in the toilet.
You know what I'm saying?
You got to pee that stuff off.
If the numbers are not as bad as expected, do not be surprised to Tesla bounce 10 to 20%.
Back up to 270, I think.
Something like that.
That's my guest.
Which we really don't want to happen.
And then my conspiracy brain, click CyberCab testing.
It's been fun to watch along with everyone else this thing crashed.
Yeah.
So this is from Herbert Ong in his Twitter bio says daily interviews with Tesla experts.
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This guy's got a huge following.
Anyway.
How many people?
Can you just hover over him?
How many?
76,000 followers.
I believe that other guy just before
has like over 100. And his entire livelihood
is probably wrapped up in Tesla. Oh, yeah. So
he's got this post. So you know he's a good source.
Cybercab testing at Gigga,
Texas is speeding up. About six
are driving around on different routes,
learning, and improving. And he's
got photos, aerial photos
and video of
the Tesla CyberCab doing
like testing. And of course, everybody's just
cream in their shorts about this. Wow, look at it.
And for the audio listener,
You're not missing much because you're not seeing shit.
It's just, I mean, it's just, ooh, there's a cyber cab.
Nothing's happening.
Also, outside of full self-drive and all this shit, just a ridiculous design for a cab.
Yeah, I don't, well, because it's, wouldn't it be cool to live in a sci-fi future?
But you cannot fit more than two people.
Yeah.
You can't, what if I want to do a little shopping?
I say, I'm going to order my cyber cab and then I'm going to load up the, you can't put anything in it.
Yeah.
Why would they not all just be living?
little robo vans. It looks like there was a ride at Disneyland called Autopia.
Yes, they do look like. They look like dumb little Autopia cars. Also, I think that this is
intentional and I think that this was kind of given to this guy to post as a means to counteract
the fud, as they call it, the fear, uncertainty, and doubt. I mean, it's down another 5% just
today. Yeah. So this tweet comes from Dr. Tesla.
who was at his whole Tesla show.
I mean, it's just a nobody guy,
but still, I really liked his take,
which is Mark lied about Tesla technology
and showed a little boy getting destroyed.
Evil has a name, and it is Mark Rober.
If you haven't watched the video, he's talking about it, it's a dummy.
Yeah, it's a fucking dummy.
It's like a styrofoam dummy.
And then the original guy who tweeted about all this,
Phil Truby said, yeah, the mannequin after the barrier
was pure horror porn.
The only point was to elicit a negative emotional
response. I thought he was joking. I thought...
No, these guys are fucking... They're so
unintentionally funny. They're such fragile babies.
Pure horror porn. Yeah. Wow. That's... It reminds me that...
I watched a styrofoam child to get obliterated.
Oh, terrible. I don't think I'm gonna sleep today. It reminds me Elon's tweet a few years ago
where he said, I tried to play a grand theft auto six or five, but because there was violence
against police, I couldn't do it.
Shut the fuck. You know, it would really freak these guys out, the horror porn.
You know, any image of one of the Teslas slamming into a truck because the autopilot failed?
Well, no. Remember that that guy that you mentioned who killed himself in San Francisco, they were tweeting out messages of support of he died for the cause.
He died because now nobody else is ever going to die on that same stretch of road thanks to him.
He's a pioneer.
He's a death pioneer.
There is a horrifying...
He's a Tesla not.
The Washington Post put out a thing called the final 11 seconds of a fatal Tesla autopilot crash.
This is not the San Francisco one.
This is the one that hit a truck.
And they recreated it and it is kind of horrifying.
It's just...
And it's weird to see because any driver would have been able to break in time.
And it's just...
And it stops right at the moment of collision.
Just horrifying.
Aye, aye. Well, folks, also, last thing, just to underscore overpromising and way, way under-delivering, Marquez Brownlee's tweet from 2017 made its way to my timeline. This is the Roadster 2 that I completely forgot was promised as a new model. Because one thing that I tend to forget is that they've really only got the Model S, the Model 3, X, Y, and the truck. Five. They haven't had a new model other than the truck.
in like a decade and the truck is a complete disaster oh it's a joke not only is it a joke like
they haven't sold enough they had i think they had either a million or two million um signups
like this basically the reservations and they converted like nothing yeah well so uh the roadster
two was touted as doing zero to six this is from marquez brownlee's tweet roadster two zero to 60 in
1.9 seconds.
0 to 100
4.2 seconds.
250 mile an hour
total speed
620 mile range
zero regrets.
This was his reservation
circa.
He paid $50,000 for it, I think.
$50,000.
And you get nothing.
Marquez Brownlee,
nothing.
You stole fizzy lifting drinks.
Good day, sir.
I mean, this is a perfect example
of what I was talking about, though.
Around this time, everyone was just like
he's fucking
Iron Man. He's going to give us all this tech.
This is going to be awesome.
The first one in line for a Tesla Road store.
And you know what that was at the time? That was
counted as precious, precious, very much
needed revenue to keep beating quarter after quarter
that then helped sustain and fuel
Tesla stock's growth ever higher.
Thus, further squeezing short sellers.
Just the cycle continued.
And it was a thing to marvel at. It was something to
That was back when Kathy Wood was going,
this is going to be a $2 trillion company
because of fucking the robots
and the autopilot or full self-driving.
That's a terrible, Kathy Wood.
She deserves better.
She's a woman of God.
But he could not be further from this guy
and people have really woken up to it.
I mean...
Yes.
I mean, he's one of them.
Everything outside of this...
Everything outside of Tesla, too.
I mean, boring company.
Have they ever done anything?
They put out that sick, sweet flamethrower.
Neurlink, I mean, they killed some apes, sure.
I don't know how much that counts as progress for getting...
Oh, that wheelchair-bound guy can look at porn.
That's true.
If we get more people watching porn, then fine.
We'll count that as a win, Elon.
His hyperloop...
I'm like hyper-poop because that thing stinks.
That's...
I'm sure the...
I feel like the Austin rollout will end up looking something akin to...
what the final product of the hyperloop
Wouldn't it be fun if he just went out there
and had one of his crying fits
his rumored crying fits?
He just knows that it's all about to collapse
and he just goes out there and goes
Well
I think there's a much
The momo taxi is here guys
I think there's a much funnier scenario
What where he gets in
and it hits a wall?
We're all rooting for it
Yeah yeah
And I just want to say Elon if you're watching
Get in
Do it.
Get in bitch
I think
And don't wear see
seat belts. Libs wear seatbelt. I think the walls are closing in on you, Elon, and
go out. Do it. And don't put your kid in the car with you because that would just be...
That would be a bummer. That would be a bummer. Anyway, there was also the final thing that I'll say.
There was a poll done, but there's this German publication called T Online.
Oh, yeah. This is another perfect example. Not sure what the T stands for. But this one, this one is a little less reliable.
There was a poll of 100,000 readers from T Online showing that 94% of these 100,000 people
pulled wouldn't buy a Tesla.
And by the time that came out, the poll was still up.
And it got, it's funny because a bunch of Tesla bowls are like, this was manipulated
because then they themselves manipulated it.
They circulated it amongst their crowd.
And now it's showing.
Yeah.
So that one might be a little misleading.
But there are some real world examples.
It was...
70% down in Germany.
It was another...
I don't think it was in the New York Times,
but I'll have to find it, but it was a...
They have real examples of...
I think it was a Swiss guy
who basically, for his company,
buys Tesla's every year.
I buy Tesla every year.
And he was set to order 15 new vehicles.
I was set to order 15.
And now he's canceling his order.
And even at the...
It's going to cost him more money.
It's going to cost me more money, canceling the 15 Teslas.
I don't care.
I don't want to be...
I don't care.
I don't want to be associated with this company.
Famously, I'm Swiss.
I'm neutral, and I don't want to be involved with this man.
So I'm probably going to get the Balbo.
Probably going to get a ball ball ball or something like that.
There is a real social pressure here where...
I mean, there was a very funny kind of viral post on maybe R-slash Tesla of a guy.
And again, it could be fake.
I hope it's real
of a guy being like
I don't know what to do
I've already had two
I've already had two
passerby's
see hail me
in my Tesla
and now my wife
won't get in the car
oh
yeah
and there are there
feel bad for people
there's that sure
any I mean there
there are a ton of people
who for financial reasons
cannot just
get rid of their car
in a hurry
and get a new car
but hey
slap one of those stickers on it that say
I hate that piece of shit
I didn't know he was a Nazi
even though the signs were there
some fucking guy put a sticker on his car that said
I still like Elon I think he's epic
no there's no way
yeah yeah and he
that's even if that's
you're asking for trouble
he's not going to suck you off
he's not going to give you a million dollars
like what are you fucking things going to happen
they're doing their part
Jesus Christ
But yeah now they I
It's not cool anymore at all
I think that yeah
I think that delivery numbers
Delivery numbers are probably
gonna fucking crater
I think that if their delivery numbers
Are not as bad as reported
Like I said I think the stock will bounce
But I think that that's an opportunity
To get fucking short
Because the company still valued
At $700 billion dollars man
It's ridiculous
Even for computer
Have you seen everything's computer?
Everything is computer.
Jesus.
Yeah, I wish I'd choked out Trump in my dream.
I'm trying.
I can't remember.
I'm blanking on that.
There's that,
there's that company that's leading the charge
on the Tesla boycotts and stuff like that.
But I'm blank.
No, no, no, no.
I'm sorry, not company, organization.
It's like, it's like something ridiculous.
Like turn off Tesla or, oh, yeah, yeah.
They're planning all those Tesla boycotts.
Well, why don't we?
And then you know the French are going crazy.
That one guy, like, burned down all the charging.
Oh, yeah, I saw that.
I saw that.
I saw that.
I like that.
That's some civil disobedience.
Leave it to the French.
Yeah, you know what?
That is vandalism.
But I don't care.
I truly don't care.
Soon enough, it won't just be vandalism.
It'll be terrorism.
That'll be domestic terrorism.
Yeah.
All right.
And so if you don't want to get locked up and sent to Gitmo,
you better leave those goddamn cars alone.
Yeah.
Well, so folks, let's pivot into the rest of the episode with some other good news.
shall we?
Inflation is down.
Just a way back.
Just a way bet.
Came out.
Volatility is down.
In fact, Morgan Stanley thinks that we've got a bit of a tradable low here on the S&P 500.
The level 5500 should provide support for a tradable rally, Morgan Stanley says.
Just going off of that, we are now in our fifth red week on the S&P.
Should it close red on the week?
And I'm not sure where it's going.
Yeah, U.S. indices reached a level of oversold territory not seen since 2022.
Additionally, Morgan Stanley noted a significant easing and sentiment and positioning gauges with an expected improvement in seasonal trends towards the latter half of March.
The firm also said that recent weakness in the U.S. dollar could provide a boost to earnings revisions.
Dollar.
While a decline in interest rates may benefit economic surprise indices.
Michael J. Wilson said,
We stand by our call from last week that $5,500 should provide support for a tradable rally led by cyclicals, lower quality, and expensive growth stocks that have been hit the hardest, where the short base is the greatest.
However, the strategist's caution that policy uncertainty has escalated, posing persistent growth risks in the coming months, which is true.
We still have no idea what's going to happen because those tariffs are meant to take effect on April 2nd.
If they have to remember this birthday.
If they actually will.
Yeah.
And this is fun if you're not a fan of artificial and intelligence.
Adobe, the makers of Photoshop and all that shit, they were down 11% last week.
We mentioned this on the Weekend Rip Stock Twits, which is our Friday show.
And they said Adobe's, sorry, excuse me, Adobe's A.O.
book of business while growing currently represents a low single digit percentage of total revenue.
So I'm guessing that means like three to four percent, raising concerns about its long-term
materiality.
So if you're worried about AI or you're skeptical.
Now, talk me about how you came to that number of three to four.
Because a low single digit.
No, I know.
Yeah.
Okay.
It's just funny to read a low single digit percentage and then be like, that could be three
or four.
Yeah.
Oh, you don't say it could it be two or one?
No.
I would say one to five, one to five, one to five percent.
And then some other good news out there, folks.
This was originally meant to be a good news week.
And then we just saw Elon getting his dick stuck in the door.
Yeah.
God, that would be so.
Oh, no, my penis is stuck in the door.
So.
which some people are saying
is a very sophisticated prosthetic
Yeah, what's the story there
His dick fell off at some point
And he had to get dick surgery
To put his dick back together?
Yeah
All the king's horses and all the king's men
Could not put Elon's penis back together again
Yeah
Well anyway, there's this company called Loyal
And they just got preliminary FDA efficacy acceptance
for, it's basically a pill or treatment or something.
I like that woman's last name.
Celine, hello.
Yeah, she's cute.
Is that her with her big dog?
Look that dog's face.
Oh my God.
Audio listener.
I wish you could see it.
It's just a pretty woman with her dog.
That dog is 37 years old.
They said, we are pursuing FDA approval for use in dogs 10 years and older and weighing at least 14 pounds.
Metabolic health declines with age.
even in generally healthy dogs.
And this has been linked with the worsened quality of life
and higher disease burden over time.
And their treatment, L-O-Y-O-2,
they usually have these weird nicknames
or like official names before they have a branded name,
aims to extend healthy lifespan
by mitigating age-associated metabolic dysfunction
and related diseases.
I gotta say, it begs the question.
Is this where we should be putting our research?
Yeah, man.
Yeah, absolutely.
You know who's happy about this?
That fucking Brian Johnson freak.
He can live forever with his dog.
I keep trying to get him on the show.
I respond to his shit and I DM him and I'm, yeah.
I told you.
I already got an in.
Oh, yeah.
We've talked about that.
Work on it, dude.
Get him in here.
I want him to blast me and call me a...
Like, have sex with you?
Uh, no.
Someone's going to make a super cut of all the times Ben's like,
I want that guy to fuck me.
And then you're like,
what fuck?
Yeah.
Or you're like just fully, fully offering some CEO, like,
I'll fucking suck you dude
I'll fucking suck off anybody
who can bully cure damage
If I lose this bet
I'll suck you off
If you win
Nothing
You're totally missing
The Steve Wozniak thing
Yeah but that one was so recent
Steve everyone
Okay so then they're also making progress
On pancreatic cancer
With super, super early
detection detection stuff
That's good
That's good
And then, you know those little things? Tardigrades?
Brother, I'm full of Tardigrades.
No, not the phone booth thing from Doctor Who.
What is that called?
The phone booth thing.
I've never seen Doctor Who.
Fuck.
It's got a name.
But Tardagrads...
You did that to yourself.
You didn't have to get hung up on that.
There's those little microscopic looking bare things.
But anyway, apparently they're like super resistant to radiation.
Yeah, that's why I've made my whole body out of them.
That's not true.
Don't lie.
Don't lie on the show.
Sorry.
Anyway.
Well, they should make them meet the microplastics that are in my penis.
The Michael plastics?
Yeah.
The Michael plastics?
We should get tested.
Let's do that.
Been an meal on microplastics.
Get our penises tested.
How do they test for microplastics?
I don't know.
But they never, every time there's a new headline, they're like,
turns out everyone's balls and testicles are full of microplastics.
Good.
And what about the rest of my body?
Good. What if I want it that way?
We all know that Michael plastics don't biodegrades.
Doesn't that mean that I'm going to live longer?
Stupid bitch.
You petty bitch?
Turns out your genitals are mostly microplastics at this point.
Yeah.
Well...
Good luck procreating.
They done got influenced by these tardigrades and we're like, yo, when people get radiation therapy,
it breaks down their DNA and makes them real sick and can cause problems.
So they're leaning on a little bit of these tardigrades.
and implementing things to make a treatment.
Yeah, radio protection of healthy tissue
via nanoparticle delivered.
MRNA encoding for a damage suppressor protein found in tardigrades.
Sorry, this was just so boring to read the headline.
I fell asleep mid-mid-read.
So you took something you wanted to talk about
and then faked.
No, it was just such a long...
It was literally a headline.
They got these poor mice.
Scroll down, scroll down.
You didn't make it through a head.
Look at this.
In mice with orthotopic oral cancer, messenger-based radio protection of normal tissue preserved the efficacy of radiation therapy.
These poor mice, they're giving them, yeah, let's see, RNA encoding the damage suppressor protein into buckle and rectal tissues.
So that's the only del side.
It sounds like they got to pull it up your butt.
Or got to pull it a little rectal tissue.
Or in your bucle fat, which if you got it removed in 2023, sorry.
That's really fucked up and funny.
Like, hey, we got this treatment, but it can only go in your cheeks or your asshole.
You should have said in your cheeks or your cheeks.
Yeah, that would have been funnier.
Fuck.
Fuck.
Look at this ad on the right there.
No, I won't.
I won't.
I won't look at it.
Look at it.
No, read it.
J.E.O.L's new liquid nitrogen cooled NMR probe.
Does it go of your butt?
I don't know.
Look at that thing.
And it's called the Marvel.
What is this shit?
I love when you've got ads for random.
shit.
Well, I'm sure because it was...
Dude, look how great the super cool Marvel does
compared to the Royal Probe.
Release of high sensitivity, cool probe,
Super Cool Marvel?
Scroll down, dude.
Wow, this press release.
Super cool Marvel is the fourth generation.
It's the fourth generation of the super cool probe series.
It suppresses thermal noise, dude,
and enables highly sensitive NMR measurements
by cooling the RF coil and free amplifier.
Even though we're on the page,
can't figure out what it is.
They don't know what it does.
They close the comment.
There's no comments.
Comments are closed at this time.
Yeah, because we're getting weird about the super cool probe.
It can measure low noise and high sensitivity.
It's a multi-nuclear probe capable of measuring not only common nuclei such as one age and 13C.
There's one guy in the audience screaming.
Well, dude, it also measures nuclei such as 19F and 31P.
It's highly effective in measuring samples that decompose or change quickly, as well as
trace samples that are difficult to obtain.
What the fuck is that?
That's good. I'm Googling what does the super cool Marvel do.
Wait, go to the, go to the about us.
Just what does, what does they fucking do?
What is J-E-O-L?
It's still,
challenges the world's highest technology.
Okay.
This is ridiculous.
The methodology that allows us to understand and to see the world for what it
truly is.
By doing what?
And it's nano.
Both the blocks and the buildings they support.
Science helps us interpret the world and our place in it.
At Joel, we enable scientists to do the work that fuels our understanding of the world.
I'm on their site.
It's so hard to figure out what they do.
And beyond the lab, our solutions unlock innovation,
where pioneers across fields and industries work today
to forge a more sustainable future for generations to come.
For what?
From understanding the microstructure of energy materials.
and ensuring the safety of our environment.
Oh.
To identify the cell structure of the living world.
Okay.
Wow.
Creating new solutions in forensics for law enforcement.
To enable customers to build and characterize complex components in additive manufacturing.
And from furthering the development of semiconductors for supercomputers to advancing devices and sensors used in space exploration.
Nick the Lane.
Good God.
Well, no, I think they make these.
these
like components that are necessary for all
these massive things
all right we can get out of
whoa dude that guy's a fucking
walk in stride with those
what he looks at
I work at Joel
okay end it
I work at Joe
it's a
it's a subsidiary of a Japanese company
you know what Joel stands for
no Japan electron optics laboratory
wow that's pretty cool man
all right well there you have it
guys I'm
Glad we got to the bottom of Joel.
You guys, Joel heads, a real Joel heads, sound off in the comments.
Real Joel heads, rise up.
Real Joel heads.
That the super cool thing is better than the other one.
It's way fucking better.
Real Joel heads, please comment about your experience with the fourth generation of the super cool.
We should go there and interview them and be like, tell us about this thing.
We don't know what the fuck it does.
And then I'll just, every time the guy tells me, I'll just go.
Sorry, sort of over.
Okay, so we got a great bonus for you guys coming up.
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I'm not kidding you, folks.
They're really, really good.
And it made me want to make a video about it.
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I'm reading the, I'm reading the fight now.
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All right, we'll see in the bonus, folks.
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He's just feathering that thing.
Or if it's like, oh shit, that guy is slammed.
Yeah.
You like that?
That's why I always, yeah, that's a great idea.
Great idea.
Who are you, my uncle?
I feel like it's not a bad idea
It's not a bad idea
It's a great idea
But you called me your uncle
Who had some not so great ideas
Well because sometimes he's got good ideas
Hey
Hey Bell, what do you get there?
Oh, just a PVT
I'm building a
Yeah
Wow, what a great audience
It's me your wife
Oh
Oh gosh
You guys aren't building potato guns again, are you?
No, honey, no, no, no.
We're using this PVC pipe that you gave me money to go purchase from Home Depot.
We're using the PVC pipe.
That's supposed to be for the plumbing.
Yeah, I know, honey, we're using it to fix the toilet.
You're not going to shoot tourists at the White House again, are you?
No, no, no, honey.
That's just my wife.
Go away now, please.
Okay, bye.
Okay.