The Group Chat - #153 - Innuendo

Episode Date: March 27, 2026

Pray for Willy.. my man got sick and missed the podcast and for some reason Isaac put paint drying videos like there isn't anything more interesting then that, the rest of the boys are just ciksing.. | VISUAL PODCAST - "THE GROUP CHAT"

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He's caught something. And it's kind of funny because Isaac just told him. God rest his soul. He's not dead, Gronk. He's not dead. But he's seeing the gate soon. And God, I can't say that. Nope, I'm not saying that.

I know. His mom watches the podcast, guys. I can't say that. Um, uh, that's not, no. Your son is ill. Your son is sick. That's all it is. Your son is just sick.

Last night after we recorded Isaac's video, which we'll get to, uh, in a bit. Text him. But after we, uh, recorded Isaac's video, he had a lump on his throat. And then this morning, uh, grunt called him and he was like, well, wow. A big lump in his throat. Dude, he sounded like a frog. He did sound like a frog.

A big lump in his throat. Big lump. I wonder if he's going to get the Isaac voice I had. It might happen. It might happen. But it won't happen if he takes some lean music card crew for 10% on the guy. Come on. Come on, baby. So there is a bit to go through, at least on my end, because my world kind of ended yesterday a little bit. A chunk of the world pieced off.

So I found this out late and I found this out after, again, your recording. and it was that Chainsaw Man ended. Like it's just like, like it's done. Yeah, I'm reading the second to last chapter. Like it's done! I really want to know how it is.

And, I'm so sorry. I just, I don't know. You lose a part of you. I, I saw, I saw a bunch of reactions on Twitter about it.

And I was like, what are they even talking about? Because usually like, I follow a bunch of chainsawman accounts just to get like a preview of like what the audience is thing before I get into it and I was like

damn there's a lot of confusion and like what the f***ness and so I was like oh shit and so I look and I see the way it's being promoted and it's like the finale of everything I was like oh my god it's already there so where I left off it was eight chapters before the last chapter so I had to catch up last night

on eight chapters and the ending and I am still like processing just what the f***ness because it ends kind of quick

I'll be real it ends a little Isaac do you remember food wars do you remember how it ended I love that we did it

boom yeah and then done and it's like before the smoke even clears it's like done my

my thing is that I'm really sad they haven't even, well, I don't know. Grunk and I have this assumption, maybe it's mostly grunk, but like assumption that maybe there's some sort of spinoff something to explore the world because there's a lot. There's still a lot to the world that is like. Copen, it's over. It's over.

It's over. No, no. It's like a smiling friend fan. No. There's so much Lauren. They do that nowadays. Like Game of Thrones way years later has a spinoff. And like what else does?

They don't do is good though. Well, yeah. they're never going to do as good, but like, you know, for those... Hey, better call Saul. For the world build. Yeah, there you go. Better call Saul. Better call Saul.

Yeah, Fiona and cake. Not too shab, eh? No too shabbing. Dude, Fiona and cake was so good, dude. I really like that. I gotta rewatch it. I got to rewatch it. But, yeah, it's just, you know, condolences.

I have my pachita here in my lap, and I'm going to have it for the remainder of the podcast because it is, it is kind of hard to go through it. I don't think anything will ever put me in more odds. than the movie, dude. Dad, that, and I'm excited for the second season of the anime.

Oh, ha, crazy. It's actually gonna be so crazy. Oh, I love you. You're so crazy. Chill.

Dude, as soon as I get that announcement. Oh. Stop. Oh. She's being slightly off screen. He's making that face, bro.

Just looks wrong. He doesn't look wrong. Oh. No. Oh. Oh, stop. It's actually crazy how I'm, like, I don't like get the same enjoyment out of, okay, let me restart. The bar is so high that it's kind of hard to enjoy those other enemies that don't have the most fantastic.

Oh, yeah. I'm watching JJK, I'm watching Chainsawmen, I'm watching all these things. Well, those are the only two really actually. but like they're they're so beautiful and like so well paced and just it's like well i'm just going to be reading anything else that i probably want to consume unless it's like in a 12 episode per year format because like dang dude you know what say something about that yeah what after the first time i watched hunter hunter nothing's ever been the same for me yeah like i just can't watch any other shows like that.

So you're telling you're into Glop? You're into Glop core? I'm into fucking flop-slop core. Flop-slop. I forgot to tell you guys, but I tried watching that

chimp, human What is it called again? Caesar, I think. Human Z. Oh, yeah, Humane Z. Human Z.

It was so, I think I got to like two episodes, maybe. You mean it was so fire, right? Right. It was so fire. It felt so weird. I can't even like.

When we first watched it, Tanner and I were laughing so hard because the way that it like starts and ends is like there's no, there's no minute for a breath. It's just boom, you're back in and boom. Flying monkey across the room kicking ass. Yeah. I got to watch this. What the hell? He's like the new kid at school and everybody's like, oh my God, that's a human Z. That's like, God, he's so dreamy.

Yeah, it's like, what's happening? It's a monkey. He's a vegan. And it's like, I don't know. What? No, he's actually, like, incredibly based. He's like, he's super based. And everybody's, like, piss at him for being so based.

Yeah. It's so interesting. Dude, what is his anime call? I got to get into it. I'm pretty sure it's called. He's called. When I look up, Human Z, I get the Gorillas album. Yeah.

Human Z. Anime. Oh, the Darwin incident The Darwin incident The Darwin incident I'm getting a planet Aix Dude, dude

Can I prescribe You guys something Yeah You're prescribing me Prescribers with some Some good fines man Oh I was gonna say by the way I have now

For the folks at home The physical book Of The man and assembles We are gonna get into that discussion We are There's a lot of discussions I stumbled upon

The largest takeaway that's far in the book for me for sure. I stumbled upon one as well. That was like, yeah, something I've been following along with for a minute, but someone said it and I was like, dang, yeah. A lot of people have been seeing it. Fiscally responsible, financial geniuses, monetary magicians. These are things people say about drivers who switch their car insurance to Progressive

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real real.com that's the real real real. terms apply. I'm a chud. Hi chud. Hi chut. I was talking about water. I'm sorry. I after that that trip to the beach and that guy who talked about carl young like the book remained in my bag. So it wasn't in my like peripherals. It wasn't like a reminder on my desk. So it just, I forgot. Are we watching paint dry? Yes, you are.

Okay, that's what it was. Wow. That's what it is. I was like, it's been there for a minute. That's kind of beautiful. It'll be dry soon. Well, but this is, hey. Oh, what is that?

Mama number five. It's my favorite manga of all time. Really? That's a bold statement, sir Be careful, that's a bold statement I think the art style carries it It's hell of for me, but hang on there I looked up number five and I got Chanel perfume

Oh, I see it It's in Target Oh my gosh, it's just the most beautiful Looking Or not beautiful, maybe unique Oh, it's cute C It's very nice Look at this, like this is all of us in a way

Oh, that's all. That's so cool. I see it. Dude, I'm like slowly diving back into my world of just drawing and wanting to do music. Whoa. What are my, wow, that is beautiful. That is so cool. What do you think the guy who made it just does?

I just even think of that. I don't know. This is his name. What's the thing? Look at this, man. It looks so cool. It reminds me of that music video where it's like, let's go. Yeah, the jazz one.

No, what is it? It's not the jazz one. No, it's not jazz. It was like, uh, let's go. When he goes to space, he's on moon. And then everything blows up. Yes, yes, that's the one.

I know what you're talking about. Reminds me of that. It's like faint. It's faint in my head. Faints vague memory we have. In every panel, there's like animals somehow. Oh, the boar. That's so cute.

Legend status. Legend status book. Do I have? I don't know. And the story is fantastic. The cover kind of reminds me of like, do you remember that art, the guy that was like made the electric state and it's like robots in a dystopian? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

It is kind of like that because I think it is kind of a dystopian future type of. It's about like basically the premises. There's a thing called the Peace Corps and it's like these people numbered one through 12, I think. And then number five abducts. one of the women that work for like the castle and then all the peace corps members have to like try and hunt him down and like

kill him and it's like holy it's so crazy and like they have like mind reading like all the all the people in the peace core can like read each other's minds and feel each other's emotions like it's so you're hurting so cool yeah you're hurting bad oh I have that with you guys I can sense when something is going on I'm like

oh yeah Zach and Cody I remember they they had like twin telepathy or some shit and like I thought that was a real thing. Yeah, wasn't there like a graphic where like it would show like a narrow like a neural link like And I was like, huh, that's crazy. How can I get that with my bro? How do I obtain that stuff?

How do I obtain that shit with my bro? I want to do that. Isaac, no worries on not catching up because me and grunk. Well, I don't know if I were grunk, but me. I didn't catch up all the way either. I caught up a bit. But I will say with this physical book now in place, I do have highlighter. I still need to figure out because I bought a pack with different colors.

So I've only been using the yellow one to highlight like main things. And then the other colors, I don't know how people do it. I really, I've never annotated books like that. Right. But there was one thing I highlighted. Well, there's two things I highlighted when I was reading. So like I said, I didn't catch up all the way. But there was something that he said that I was like, yeah, okay.

Because you know, he talks a lot about how the unconsored. consciousness, the things that are not in your forefront, uh, can influence your decisions and your whatever you do, your day to day life kind of stuff. And he says, and I quote, a man likes to believe that he is the master of his soul, but as long as he is unable to control his moods and emotion, or to be conscious of the Marriad secret ways in which unconscious factors insinuate themselves in his arrangement and decisions, he is certainly not his own master. So as long as you're not aware of what's going on back here, you're not facing that music, then you're not going to be in control of yourself because we, well, this is what he's saying. We kind of box certain things

about ourselves into like little cabinets or drawers or certain sections. And then we kind of just put a lid and push them away. So like we don't face ourselves all the way through completely. And the awareness is awareness and opening those boxes and seeing like, oh my God, remember that I was like that or I did that or oh my god that that that that you know it gosh go ahead no go ahead I was I was going to say like recently it's like I've I feel like I'm picking up on a pattern of mine and or no I've been made aware of a pattern of mine that I've like been victim to for so long now but I'm finally like aware of it and like I'm giving myself the time to like act on it you know

and try not to repeat this pattern because I know it'll lead to things I don't necessarily want. And it's just like, oh, it's just like change is possible, you guys. Holy cow. Change is definitely possible. I need that too because last night

I went on a gas station run after the recording and I had hot fries and I had a Coke Zero and I had a little box full of like fruits and like little cheese and nuts. And I woke up this morning dehydrated as fuck because chips make you dehydrated before you go to bed. if you eat chips before bed, you get dehydrated?

What time? What time does you consume all that? Well, I got back. I consumed it. And then I was like, Nick's not home. So then I went to bed. Or Nick's not home. Because I was supposed to like, I don't know.

I don't check my time. Dude, I, I love you, man. You were in that bathroom for, I think, two hours, bro. You were actually locked away in this bathroom for like, When? Four to five episodes of whatever the fuck, Tanner and I were watching. Yesterday night. We were like taking bets.

We were like making parlayes. Like, yeah, he's probably reading Chainsaw Man in there pooping. No, I actually caught up with the office. I'm on season six now halfway through. You're watching the office in the bathroom. That's what you were doing. Yeah. Dude,

I'm embarrassed to say right now that I'm really addicted to the office and I've been cleaning the dishes while watching the office. I've been cooking while watching the office. I've been cleaning my room. while watching the office. And then I'll be like, I was watching my face last night and I was watching it.

And then I was like in the middle of the night to take a shit. And so I went and I just pulled it up. I didn't even finish. I was like in the middle of the episode. And then I got like a little bit forward and then I stopped it. So it's like increments.

I'm not even like going like through complete episode runs. It's just like increments. Oh you're watching like chunks of it. Yeah. Well, sometimes I watch a full episode in one go or whatever. But like yeah, I'm on season six halfway through. I'm pretty close. Well,

you're about to get the Jim and Pam wedding. Dude, that's already been. Oh. That's what I mean. Are you fucking serious? Does that happen? Yeah. I thought it was like 10 seasons.

Nope. And, and spoiler, she's about to have a baby. Shit. Yeah. Yeah. So you're running out of closet space. The good news? You don't need to stop shopping.

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Yep. Yep. That's crazy. Little damn gym. Jesus. Yeah, no, I've been pretty addicted. So it's funny, if you, if you see me in my bathroom, y'all should lean in and put your ear to my door because you'll probably hear fucking Michael or someone from the office. Yeah, I'm on.

Michael. Yeah, episode 11. season six. I'm like almost done with it. But yeah, no. Yeah, dude, chips have been fucking me up though. It's not a good thing.

And it's like something, I thought even switching a hot fries was going to kind of, but no, it's literally just, I don't know. I don't know. I'm like delusional right now. I'm like in that horrible state of,

listen, it should go to, it should show you that I'm in a very delusional state of mind where I'm finding ways to kind of get it, but like not get the consequence But there's no way of doing that.

It's only not, it's just not eating it. Don't eat it. That's all it is. Because I've been good with my other foods, my fish, my chicken, my salmon. To be fair, I should add more fruits and vegetables to that because I'm only eating that really. And then bread and what you could do. You could just eat the smart pop like popcorn, like the healthy popcorn. And they have flame and hot version of it. No.

I just, no. Nope. Nope. All right. No. Well, I don't, I feel like the problem is probably. the flaming hot part of it. Maybe.

Maybe. The only other like non-flaming hot that I really like are puffs. Like Cheeto puffs. They're great. They made me feel like an iPad kid. That turns into glue in your stomach. Yeah. And in your mouth too.

I know. I know. It sticks to your teeth and in your red. I know. Actually, no. Laze lemon. Lys lemon. Lys lemon.

Those are fucking fire. Did I eat sun chips. Those are my, My chips of choice. Oh, yeah. Dang, I'm not in that field. My sandwich, I have a turkey sandwich and a pickle, and that's my lunch. Okay.

Yeah. Sorry. Your quote, did you say your quote from the book? No, not yet. Okay, yeah. I think this like sums up a lot of our problems in modern society. Wow. Oh, shit.

This quote, right. Well, I'll just read the whole paragraph. Modern man does not understand how his rationalism, which has destroyed his capacity to respond to numinous symbols and ideas, has put him at the mercy of the psychic underworld. He has freed himself from superstition, or so he believes. But in the process, he has lost his spiritual values to a positively dangerous degree. His moral and spiritual tradition has disintegrated, and he is now paying the price for this breakup in worldwide disorientation and dissociation. Wow. And basically, it's just saying how, like, you know, how he talks about it.

And the primitive man will, like, attach, attach feelings and meanings to, like, trees, rocks, a bunch of inanimate objects and, like, feel connected with them. And we've lost that. Like, we, it used to be, like, religion. There used to be, like, gods, like, I don't know, Neptune would explain this. Dude, you know what, Zeus would explain them. Even myths. Myths. You got your big foot.

You got your Lochness monsters, right? And now we just have science to explain all this shit, which is cool. But it also has detached us from like the connectedness to the world around us, which is so vital for you, man. Yeah, we're in a day and age where we've never been more connected than right now. But at the same time, we've never been more disconnected. There's that fucking deep chat, guys. I want if this was a deep moment. Dude, can I tell you guys something crazy?

a little personal experience that I've had recently. So I've been trying to get off the gram. Pretty successfully. I haven't been on there in like over a month. Nice. So in times past, whenever I like meet a cute girl or something that I'm interested in, I'll like search for Instagram or drop a follow or she follows me,

whatever may happen. and then we like have this weird little interaction battle on on Instagram you know or at least my internal brain does where it's like I'm posting on a story and seeing if she sees it or likes the story or she posts a story and I like it but I don't swipe up and say anything. Every girl that's interacted with you right now. Oh. Yeah. No. It's up. I do. But and that like that takes up so much space or a half. It has taken up so much space to my brain in the past, you know?

Like thinking about those Instagram anomics, you know, and like trying to gauge how I should act online. Like the Grand Olympics. Like what's, yeah, like what's the best way to go about it? What's the best course of action here to make sure the Huzz be seen? Without Instagram, it eliminates that entirely. And now you have space for other things. And it's like,

and it leaves things only to progress in a natural more. organic way and it's like wow dude that's the shit that Nick was talking about with signal to noise ratio where it's like you gotta be dialed in well he didn't say that but it's like the whole Steve Jobs thing of being like remove all the noise in your world what is essential what is crucial to you and only focus on those top three crucial things and tackle them and deal with them

and all that stuff without without having the noise come in right it's all metaphors we're also in the same show it just different ways. That's all it is. It's true. It always comes around to, we all say the same thing. We're just saying in different ways till it clicks with us, like really, really clicks. And then it's like application. Apply it. Apply it to your life, right? One thing I've been applying is the gym. Oh! And cooking my foods. Oh! It's just super simple. Very simple stuff. And I love it. I love the fact that like I could just, I don't know. I mean, it's such a simple. It's again very simple stuff, but it does well and it feels good and it's important. Yeah.

And it does feel good always doing it right even if it's like the most like like stretching in the morning some days I wake up and I don't want to but I'll do it. Fuck it. And then it's like, all right, I feel good. I feel nice. You're not going to regret it. I'm not. Yeah. It's only not regret. Yeah. So it's just like fucking fuck it. Do it. And speaking of application, we need to apply some fucking fear in our hearts because we're in. in the end times. I don't think you guys have been paying attention. Yeah, I haven't been. Mr. No, no Graham today. Mr. No news.

Don't know what's going on. That's going to matter when the ninth fireball appears in the sky. Tanner, take it away. Talk about the fireballs. Let everyone on the planet. There has been eight to nine fireballs

this month spotted in America. This month. That's like, what do you mean? What's a fireball? Like a meteorite, some type of fireball in the sky that like, like flares up and fizzles out.

Like that kind of fight. Like shooting star-touching. We're gonna hear the whole. There's a humongous ball fire. Dude, my sister. Nobody knows why he's doing it like this right now. My sister mess with me. She's like, you see the meteor?

I'm not, like, this is real. She said, did you see the meteor shit? And then she was like, it shook our house. Apparently it was felt by the house, she said. Yeah. Well, I'm watching a video right now. Jesus Christ. There was one.

over Washington recently too like a big green one that's maybe it's just a people really think it's the end of the world

they're calling it's like the fortnight event it's a fortnight event oh dude don't look up meteorite holy shit why because you get a meteorite

that flies across your screen I'm not even fucking kidding you're lying they're praying they are praying on us they are praying fuck I'm on Bing there's a fucking

right head ass wait I got to do it now and it just shook my screen oh damn it that's actually really strange

that this is happening why are they even like trying to like capitalize oh shit oh shit trying to capitalize on the

you track you guys oh I miss Google Estriggs oh I went to images and it went to it again I was watching

like a dinosaur documentary and I was like there were so many like world ending bullshit like the volcano that killed the reptiles oh dude like that could happen any moment in time dude it could be happening right now with all these fireballs like I was thinking about that the other day too actually without like any second like yeah but they existed for hundreds of millions of years at a time but I mean how long has it been since the last like dude millions and millions and millions of years but you know what they're saying

They're saying that we are the next mass extinction. We're causing the next mass extinction. Instead of it being like a snap type deal, it's a gradual extinction, which is like, oh, that's pretty cool. Oh, that's sick. Yeah, it's like... But the other crazy thing is, like, dinosaurs were alive for, like, millions and, like... Dude.

Millions. Like, they evolved, like, crazy. And humans have only been around for, like, 10,000 years. Like, is that weird? Leave it to us. We're gonna be, like, gone quick. We're a blip in the sand. Dude, we're blipping the ocean.

Oh, I was actually thinking about that, too. It's like, the one thing we have is, like, the ability to, like, choose and, like, think, well, obviously. Like, think about our own. Like, rational, you know, and memory. But it's so, like, what we've done with that is just so insane. like it's yeah I was gonna say I

what other animals doing it like us come on what other what other one very little very come on you got there's oh yeah yeah oh there's something no follow up oh yeah yeah no further comments

your honor sorry your honor I'll go I'll walk back home I apologize do they hibernate they collect snacks we do that We do do that too. We do do. We do do that.

We do do that. Isaac, last night. I'm glad we're all scared. What? Last night. Yeah. What do we do? What do we do?

Well, Tanner just reminded me we watch that dino thing. Okay. And then that's what we watched when we were waiting for the poop from the poop chamber. We went through a whole episode as an hour long. Did you learn anything? Yeah Meteors don't fuck with them Lava them don't fuck with it

Dinoes on the come up They're the underdog I didn't even know Dino dinosaurs Yeah bro They're coming back No I mean like they were They were they were the underdog Oh

The documentary was like Long long ago in a world Where only fucking lizards Only lizard Lizardopia For like millions and millions of years And then the first dinosaur got hatched. And they're like feathers.

It was like a size of chicken. Of like, yeah, how big was it? Like a turkey. It was like a turkey. Wow. Yeah,

like razor sharp teeth. That one like, was stood the test of time just like feeding on scraps. And then as he like started producing babies, that's how the evolution started because it just kept feeding on scraps for like millions of other years. That's millions though. That's a lot of hours, bro.

That's a lot of minutes. A lot of updates. A lot of seconds too. Like it took it. It took dinosaurs 12 million years to get, like, huge. And, like, to actually, like, actually battle the reptiles. I've only been alive for, like, 22 years, bro. Yeah.

Yeah. And that's why it's so weird to think about, like, how the hell is Earth that fucking old? Like, I don't hear it. It's so. The Earth is so old. Like, it makes no. The ground we'd be stepping on. The grass we'd be seeing.

The water you'd be drinking was the first water from the peruvial fucking rain. No. There was a rainfall. No. Yeah. That's rainfall Like billions Years ago

No That's That isn't that like All of our water Yeah That's where it all came from It was a rainfall that Larry drank

It killed Straight All that Yeah yeah That's like That's what called The men Made the Grand Bacamian

Made the ocean And it caused the forests And it made the reptiles Like Do we have any leads What happened before the Big Bang? Nope Complete darkness

Damn it Damn it Damn it Damn it Damn it we'll let you know though maybe the show gets into that oh yeah true maybe he'll solve it the life before the big bang

maybe Sheldon figures it all out before we talk about the T-Rex we need to go back and it's like Morgan Freeman he's like and for this I'm passing off to my friend and that's like young Sheldon thank you Morgan there's one thing I don't get is like what even caused the Big Bang like what the fuck just happened

I kind of subscribe to the theory that somebody plus you know the universe is expanding right now and there's going to be a big tear and that acts as a big bang of just oh my god universe resetting it's a cycle because if you look at life everything is everything's cyclical so

why why not apply that to the universe yeah all laws of nature we're getting geniuses right with the big stretch what if there's like a like an event where like you hear like the loud like snap dude the loud

it's like they're just like everyone's ears Dude, so scary. There was... It's like corny out your headphones. Whenever the freaking war shit started happening, our friend was telling me in Camden about how they...

This isn't funny, actually. How they were using like sonar devices, like sound as a weapon and would just play a crazy frequency or sound. and it just, and it's like, Jesus Christ. Camden heard that, and it, like, ruined the rest of his night.

Like, it could have stopped me. Oh, man, like, it could just happen. Thinking about how there's something out there that can just, like, aren't whales super fucking loud? Or my, or, um, whales? And I think, they will rupture your eardrums

if you're close enough to them. That's so crazy. Where do they go? Because, like, what if it's like an angelic version, like musical notes come out of yours? Oh, That'd be beautiful.

Like symphonies or shit. But yeah, they use that technology, allegedly, to abduct the Venezuelan guy. Really? Allegedly. Isn't it called the discombobulator? I wish it was. The head explode for a thousand.

It would be funny. Imagine like you're like on your throne and shit, and then you have like all your guards around you, and then it's just one by one. Dude, didn't that happen at the end of Kingsman? You guys remember that movie? So you're running out of closet space. The good news?

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damn I want to see that so bad but I'm not old enough oh yeah I was good I forgot about that movie yeah I've seen clips of it it looks pretty dope I like the the styling and all that and little action sequences but wait I got another old earth fact that's really crazy lay it on me you dude think about it 300 million years ago guess what the first creature the show showed us 300 million, you said? Yeah, 300 million years ago. Amoeba.

A fish. A scorpion, dude. They've been around for fucking ever. They're in this house. They're in this house. There's one next to the washing machine right now. There's one slip in my bed. Dude, they've been around forever.

You know what else has been around to forever? What? This fish called the celacanth, I think. Oh, the colicant? Yeah. Yeah. about them in class today but like it's crazy because we found them in fossil records and we're like damn they're extinct and they lived like over 300 million years ago and then someone just

caught one like off the coast of Africa and we're like no man extinct I kind of want that to keep happening like somebody's in Michigan and they see a dinosaur yeah dude oh my god that is like One of my favorite, like, I want that to happen so fucking bad, dude. I love when you and I was getting scared like that. It's like so random. This is like deep. It's like a deep moment. And it's like a super controversial fucking topic.

It's just body right now. I'm just going to body it. Here we go. Artificial intelligence. Boom. Okay. Boom. Mike drop.

Boom. Sue me. That's it. No, they gave, what's weird to me is like they gave all these, all these consumers the ability to create extremely realistic looking videos. So let's say something like that does happen. There's a fucking dinosaur in Michigan. Who the hell is going to believe it,

even if they see it on their phone. My guess is fucking no one, dude. Oh, yeah, yeah. Well, definitely. It sucks. It really sucks. Well, that's where, that's where like, that's for journalism.

It's a real big foot. That's where journalism, credibility, like all that plays a role because then we have these people to verify and be the filter of truth or fath is real the reach the reach of that video is going to be so much more than anything like intelligent or fact-proof journalist whatever the fuck so everyone's just going to look at it be like oh or a-i-i-i-i-i-fack-checked this yep grok so then you got to find out for yourself and then if someone thinks like it's like oh my god it's true this guy actually actually reported on it and it's real and they have like pictures like even more

And then the other guy is like, no, it's fake. And you're going to be like, no, you're an idiot. And on Twitter, they're going to be like, this is a great marketing stunt for Jurassic Park World 2. They brought it back to life for a promo. Yeah, this is a great promotion. Wow, this marketing is so good. Speaking of which, I read this earlier with Grunk, but we had an email. And it's called, like the title is AI Prompt Writing in School.

And they said, hello, Goochet. I was listening to the podcast. And Isaac pointed out how people will learn prompt writing in school. My school actually does this, encouraging us to use AI as a mentor in our assessments. And our teachers do use whole lessons to show us how to write good prompts and give us scaffolds for prompts writing. The sad thing is most people in my school actually use AI to write the entire assessment and my teachers never catch on. Basically, sum it out we're doing. And the gift they use is really funny.

It's like this game where like you pull a booger and the brain comes out. It's like fucking, it's like a really fucked up commercial. It's like crazy. I'm pretty sure that game was like called Gooie Louie. Oh, really? No way. I think that was the original Gooey Louie. No, the original Gooley Loomys is a slimer.

It's a slimer from Ghostbusters. What was it? What was the fucking Booger game? Oh my God. No, Grunk's right. It's called Gooey Louie, the game. Oh, wow. Oh my God.

Two truths. Two truths. Wow. That's not the right thing. That's the thing I sing Grunk. Yeah, hold on. I have an image here. I have a pick shot. I'm so glad Gooloo is like in funny again.

Cockroaches were alive with dinosaurs too, bro. That's not even surprising. That's not surprising. That makes a lot of sense. Those things are impossible to kill. Also, horseshoe crabs, turtles, bees and snakes were alive. That's crazy.

Dude, and think about this, Tanner. Their bodies, the way they were rocking it 300 million years ago worked so well they didn't change at all that's what I'm saying. Yeah it was like final patch like they are the blueprint. Yeah they're like they're like the final like turn in of homework.

If there's like a time lapse like millions of years ago to now it'd just be one cockroach staying the same forever. Wow. It goes to show dude. There's also like if you think about it we've taken a lot of I took a picture for 365. Every day. I want to

I want like one of those screenshots or one of those photos to be like, it has like a Mohawk. Like just one one variation that's like really weird. And it just goes back to normal. A Latin. A Latin name too. Like Bias mohakis. Yeah. Yeah.

Beas mohawkus try to stand out. But the design is too classic. The dinosaurs didn't fuck with that. They put them back. It's like the same thing with like the ball pin. Like the ball pin is like it's always been the same. It's always had that same head. That design has always been just that.

What's a ball pen? Oh, the ball pin? Just the ball pin. A ball pen. There's a word for that. Like something's so perfect it never changes. What kind of way is that? Like ball pen is an example of that.

There's like a few other ones. I forget the wheel, I guess. I don't know. Something like that. It's a design that's like so perfect. They just never changed it over years. Yeah. If you think,

think about the amount of like, we take inspiration from like nature around us. Especially the bees. The bees, oh my God. We've taken so much shit from the bees. They're like, oh, they're perfect. They're role models. man.

Wait, what are we taking from bees? Well, think about, like, the honeycomb design and how it's, like, the most structurally sound shape that you can build something out of. You ever look at, like, the futuristic Dyson sphere? It's all, like, honeycomb, like, Pentagon. An ecologist or biologist, whatever, should be on every team that is developing anything ever.

Because, like, like, we learned so much shit. from the world and also but okay that that side of thing to learn from it but also to protect it because like in so many freaking cases you have like people like construction companies working in areas where they shouldn't be

and you know and if an ecologist was there to be like yo do it this way like you still do it but do it this way just to like preserve things then like we'd be living in a half of your place man golly trying to get them follow through boy because of the contrary Wait, wait, wait, on the contrary, here's a hot fucking, here's a hot thing. Think about the way that dinosaurs came to be. You know, think about the way that bees were before, I don't know, an ant eater showed up or a bird.

You know, they had to adapt. So would it be against their own nature if we were to protect their adaptation to the things around them to continue evolving? Well, here's a, here's something interesting, too. You know how it took millions and millions of years For them to evolve to something like good? How come it's taken us just so little time In this like time on earth To get from like monkeys and caves

To like just humans and only just like thousands of years Not even millions I don't think the thousands of thousands of years ago They were humans We were primarily like cavemen I believe Or like we came around like 40,000 years ago It depends which uh depends which universe were in There's like a theological approach

Oh yeah There is like a missing link We don't know how we got, we went from like point, like this point of point of point A to point A. Yeah, like this to this. Like there's a more sapiens, huge jump, a huge jump from primate to homo sapiens. Caveman primate to just humans like, well, yo, what's up? The homogenis began around 2.5 to 3 million years ago. Not a cap.

Yeah. What do they look like? But modern humans emerged approximately 300,000 to 350,000 years ago. That's, yeah. Yeah, that's a jump in the ocean. That's a guy. Well, there's a whole bunch of different species of human. We made it from the ground up, y'all.

There's only one now. But there was a time where like a few species of humans were existing at the same time. I wonder what we would be like as homo sapiens and all of us in here in this call. I be folk. We are homo sapiens. Oh, sorry. I mean, uh, cavemen? It's cavemen, yeah.

Homo erectus. Like what our jobs would be as cavemen. Oh, yeah. You have, uh, I mean, I'd assume that. we're just like, we're probably just like animals or monkeys, you know. Wait, wait, wait, that's a fun activity. I want to be like the bow crafter. Yeah, I make all the bows and tools.

No, that's too smart. That's way too smart. Oh, dang it. Yeah, I think like, like, we're just finding out about fire type shit. But who would we all be? Like, think about the group. It's like night time is real terror. Night time is actually true.

Like, it's like hell on earth every night. You can't see shit. Yeah, you can't see shit. You don't know what fire is. you don't know what's going to come back. The sun is gone. Yeah. You don't know if it's gone forever or if it's like, yeah.

You're like, oh shit. Fuck. Do you imagine seeing the first like solar eclipse? Oh, my eyes. Like a demon on earth. It's so, that's hell.

Yeah. Oh my God. That shit reminds me of the, the Black Ops zombies map, Schengar Law, where it's like a temple and there's like the fucking eclipse and they go like, it's a crazy map. It's really complicated.

Insane. No, yeah, because there's the Easter egg. It makes it turn like into nighttime. And then you find out like, dude, you know what's crazy? And then you later find out like through Black, like on Blackups 4, there's an Easter egg where like you do this secret maneuver where like you spin and you jump and you do all these things. And it literally sends you to another part of the map that's not normally accessible. And you got to swim through this giant cave like thing and you come out and then you see Mars. And then you find out that like shrink your laws in Mars and it's not on Earth.

Dude, it's crazy. That is like the lore. That is like the lore. I'm pretty, yeah, yeah, I'm pretty sure like, like,

on Mars or something like that. I never knew that. Because the original, the original, the original, I hated Schenger Law. Can I say that? Yeah,

no, it's pretty, it's very, um, cramped. It's very cramped. It's very cramped. It's very cramped.

I didn't like moon. I didn't like shangering. I get, I get it. I like moon, though. It was like, it was like the ascension and.

Tension was great, yeah. With the monkeys, Remember they stole your perks? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I love the design of all those games, bro. Oh, my God. Yeah, they had it right.

And the music. Between the characters and like. Fucking metal and, oh, Blas would be. What was the one with like the director that would follow you around? Oh, that was called the dead. Yeah, that was with John Romero.

Really good one. Yeah, yeah. He's walking around with a little light. Oh, my gosh. Call did he used to be good. Like, imagine that. You're designing like, okay, we're going to get,

the guy's going to be walking around. And he's a zombie and he has a fucking lion. He slammed that shit on you and electric heat you. Then you got to cool him down. You got to lead him to the water. He's like, yeah. Yeah. And it's like, yeah, yeah.

Because then if you shoot at him, he gets mad and he starts running at you. It goes to the water, he chills out. Damn. Oh, I want games to be designed more like that, like that. Like that just, I don't think it happened. I think what happens around games right now is revolving a lot around like money and business. And just livelihoods And all these things.

And all these things. Oh gosh. It's kind of crazy. Yeah. Like, geez. Yeah, if you want a four night skin,

you're going to be spending 25 bucks. Yeah. And also, you can, there's so many things to buy and there's so much shit to do. Dude, I remember logging on Fortnite and it's like, I got to open my seven chest and risky.

And that's, and that's all. Yeah. At risky. At risky. You know. My thing is like, is the goal to just hit as much money as humanly possible?

Like, is the company's goal? to just reach to where But then what happens? How do you know when you make it? Then they stop hearing about the game And they make another one so people keep buying more. Dude, it's just endless.

They milk it dry and then they make another slop. I was thinking about it like I think at some point I don't know if I would make Crazy amounts of money in my life But I do know that like if I do at some point If I make it to that point I'm like well I don't need this much money man I'm just gonna

I don't know Give it to Tanner Well it sucks What sucks is a lot of these guys who make a lot of money end up. Like they have having a lot of money means you can leverage it to afford things that are still too expensive to afford for you. So you know like doing like a loan or or shit like that. Yeah. But once you get rid of that status of making that much money, the loan catches up to you.

All of a sudden you're like, oh, shit. Oh man. How's it's going to happen? I got to make more money. I believe. I believe the obligations. You know what it's super rare too when it comes to games? A good single player game. Like what?

Yeah. Yeah. The last one I remember playing was like Red Dead Red Dead Redemption to you. Yeah. Well, dude. That was it. It's because deadlines. Deadlines and meeting expectations and all these things.

Like there's always going to be a side to it. I see the conversation is always happening. of like this game it's like both sides people are like y'all need to chill in this game and then people are like no this game fucking sucks and then people are like i don't mind this game at all i just want to play something because i'm like i usually work i get off of work and i just want to play whatever so it's like you're not companies are only like when you see things as a number metric you're not counting the quality of those each number individually and like the opinions of it's more so just like okay this is doing really well so let's

keep doing this that's my director my director is a number rather than being like what's the what's the masses say yeah right it's like a crowd a YouTuber who's so like up in the heads in the clouds he has no like self-awareness at all just making the world's shittiest videos ever

hella dislikes but here's the thing though and it's like because back then they weren't even looking at the fans like when cod zombies was made it wasn't being like made because they thought that the fans were going to like it or like they were reading criticisms or anything like that it was made for fun it was made out of their own imaginations of just like let's just do this little side thing because we're bored and that's it

and it's funny because a lot of ideas a lot of the greatest ideas or even like music or anything like that come out of that that that is a special place that that that very just authentic boredom killer like that is a very unique special place where you're not being guided by an expectation or a fucking that's that's that's the that's the good stuff so that's the honey Turning your hobby into a job is a very risky thing. The Toyota Tundra and Tacoma are built to keep going, blending rugged muscle with precision engineering, all supported by Toyota's time-tested legacy of dependability. Step into a Tundra and feel the unyielding capability with the available I-Force max engine.

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Yeah. It's like, you love it so much, and then you, and then, but a job makes it stressful because you start having to meet deadlines. and all that and make a living off it, especially with creative stuff. I think, yeah, the issue that comes with me, it always comes back to just like what I like to put out and like how I want to put out, and then how that influences my future as to what can possibly be put out.

So like I just put a lot of effort into assurance that I can do it. And then, but then the execution part kind of fails. My part comes at the execution. that fails because then I'm like too caught up and trying to it's like sharpening your your tools too much and you never use it you never use that sharpened fucking spear that you've been making for such a long time so good at like editing you know I can I can do anything on planet earth but I haven't posted a video so and it's like here's this what's stopping you right from the most like bare bones video

just out of the blue. It's like quick super quick turnaround, but it's not at that Isaac why. I think I've completely turned off my brain when it comes to that. I was like I'm just going to record. I'm going to play a game. I'm going to record. Oh, you can't edit it. Just send it

to this guy and he'll do it. You can't make a thumbnail. You don't know how to work Photoshop. All right, this guy can do it for you. Just get help doing it and then just upload it. Yeah. Help around the kitchen is what makes a successful kitchen, dude. Can't be one chef. Yeah.

Because like I'm not savvy with Photoshop editing. I'm just not. And that was like my biggest stop. Yeah. I just need help doing it. Dude, I remember back, um,

because I wasn't always on Photoshop. And you can tell there's a major difference between like two years ago thumbnail. Every time we were making a thumbnail, we look back at your old videos. Holy shit. Like, wow.

But, um, like I didn't know what I was doing. Photoshop confused the shit out of me, dude. There was everything was different. Everything was like, wrong. All the key binds I'm used to just weren't there. But the way I did it was literally,

I would have like a Google. I'd have on my second monitor, I'd have Google up. My first morning I have Photoshop. I'm like, okay, I got to do this. I'm looking up like how to crop, how to resize, how to rotate. I had to look up how to rotate on Photoshop. I felt like a like a humongous idiot. Dude, oh my God, the day that I found out, I was like, this is impossible. I don't even know what I didn't Google anything yet I wasn't at that stage I ask Larry I'm like Larry Photoshop God himself please come in here and show me how to rotate an image he was like oh yeah you want to oh yeah you click control T you're sitting here I'm like what the fuck what do you mean control T to rotate an image it's like yeah yeah so like it transforms though

like it transforms I'm like I'm transformed I'm here about it control you're controlling the image and then T for transforming transforming it okay yeah well on fucking paint on net oh I had to do was like grab slightly above the image at any given moment of time. Oh and it showed a little arrow. Yeah. Not even that. It's just like I click and it does it for me. Isn't it like Isaac you were teaching me to do like the key binds and like all that stuff on paint on it or yeah paint on net and I was like I don't know dude. There's like static in my head. There's too many things to do. There are a lot. One of the things my teacher used to do when we were learning Photoshop was every monitor had like a little piece of

laminated paper that showed like the most basic keybinds to like R for rotate Control T for transform and yeah R is rotating so you rotate the whole you don't run to the image you rotate the canvas like the whole canvas and then and those that's used

for like certain things like there are certain times where like you use that kind of stuff I was thinking about I was talking to a grunks Nick about reteaching myself all the basics again like the essentials of Photoshop just so that because even even where I'm at I'm not even the most proficient or or near some of the other people not that I need to be you know but like I find it that when I do have the capabilities to be near those like oh my God these guys are like

marbles then my excitement and my confidence for like what I'm able to do is like heightened and I'm like oh my God but then that also sets the bar up for myself mentally even higher because then it's Well, I took the time to learn this, so I need to apply it and it needs to have this. And so, but the thing is, is that audiences don't know that or don't see that, right? Or don't hear about that. And so I think it's best course of action to just, like, not hone in too hard on that. It is, dude. But it's just, it's like acting in the sense of like, you know, I will say even we're just talking about, what is it called, deadlines and how that's.

like influencing whatever but it also makes things come out and makes things happen and makes things like actually show up so it's like yeah it pushes shit forward so there's that there's that too right or else we'll be perfectly detailing everything also just to touch on that like that the height the skills the skill ceiling of you know like i want to make this thing the way that this guy does i have to follow every step he does there's some there's beauty and using the skill shit that you have and applying it and trying to obtain that end goal without having to, not resort, but like teach yourself the proper way.

You know, there isn't always a proper way. There's like thousands of ways to get to a certain point. If you see something, you want to recreate it, you can do it in your own way. And it might honestly, it come out different,

but it could be different in a cool way. That's the creativity. That's the artistic approach to it. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

Yeah, I will say, I just get frustration from, like, I'm like, dang, I have the idea at my head. And then if someone else is doing it from me, I'm like, fuck, how do I communicate that best without confusing them or like overly explaining? And then I'm like, and so it's just so many

walls that I'm just like, I'm just going to do myself. I'm just going to fucking do it. And that's how I learned it. That mindset's what brought some of like the silliest fucking bits to life of like a lot of the bits in some of these videos where

something will fly away in like a 3D escape like it's trapped inside of a screen and shit I love those dude the reason why I use them was because on after effects there's a there's a plugin called shatter and I really really loved shatter

it was so fun I've done it a few times but like just going back and forth and render process and blah blah blah too much so I was like okay I really just want to like I gotta get this guy out of here I got to get this little email I got to get this whatever I could shatter it but you know like what can I do on the program and I found stupid ass

3D flings where I can customize how far where it goes and everything like that and I was just playing around with it. It was like, it looked so shitty when I first saw it but I started laughing hard at it because it was just it just looked shitty. I was like, all right bet, you know what? I'll just do it. And then it became

like part of the workflow. It's in like every video now. And it's beautiful. It's the most beautiful one. And it's gorge. Nothing beats just good footage though. I mean, it's the same thing of like, no amount of editing beats a good vocal take or a good voice.

It's just that's, that's Michael Jackson's raw. Oh, baby. Oh, baby. We never got into it and we're, like, we're close near in the end, but I did want to talk about the, well, I don't know if you want to talk about it because it's really your video, but I don't talk about your video.

And how the Discord server fucking, this is like the first time we've, it's ever been this bad. Yeah. Like, it's been bad before, but it's never been this bad. I mean, the reason I remember now, as I was sitting in that VC, I was like, I remember exactly why I kept this server closed off. And it's because the bandwidth of the server can only be so good. So I stopped promoting it. It was at like 7,000 members and I stopped promoting it.

We lost like 3,000 people over the course of like whatever. So it's like 5,000 people in there. And it worked. There's still people sitting in that car right now. Yeah, they're still sitting there waiting. Copium. Copium. Copious copium.

I advertises the channel or the server. I was like, all right, let's get some heads in here. Like, like 22,000 people showed up in the server. And I'm like sitting there. I'm not really thinking about the consequences. And it's like, you know, that shit's humbling as hell. But at the same time, it's like, damn, like the server for real shitting the bed, bro. And it really sucks because when you introduce the lag with the.

amount of people that we also had. It's like we couldn't get to everyone. People were tagging me on Twitter. I saw some incredible awesome bits. I felt horrible. Yeah. There was someone in full clown makeup. I feel horrible.

What? Oh, gosh. And we're dragging in like the fucking the chud that's like, I really was not fucking expecting that. Oh my gosh. I love you guys. And we love you too, but. Come on, man.

You're in the way of the clown. There's people that never turn their cameras on And it's just like, how do I turn it on? I just don't know how to do it. I'll be real. I don't have anything, but And then it's like, yeah, it's just, Damn it, damn it, damn it.

It's hard to drive. I think gambling. It's real life. It is gambling, dude. And I feel like our luck with our odds were okay. We got some bangers. We got some, some hits a little bit. All right.

I couldn't control myself that video. Like, I, I laugh probably at, damn near every single one at the time. You were. Yeah. How is... People are going to see, especially in this video, that, like, you know, everyone that comes in, like, they're funny, but we're really good at not laughing.

Unless we look at our friends. That's where it gets impossible. That's a nightmare. I've seen... Tanner does that fucking... He does a face where you'll make your... Can you just do the... With the finger?

Oh, when I was like... Yeah. Dude. Like, there was... I remember there was really one part where everyone, I think it was like the first one. Everyone was like just making some dumb ass face. Everyone, every single person. I remember I was like, I couldn't look at anyone.

It's like, it was impossible. I had no other choice but to laugh. What else was I to do? What else? That's what makes it hard. It's really, it's not a battle of, and again, like all love, you guys are hysterical. But again, we're really good at not laughing. unless it's our friends.

Like if I look at Larry, his reaction to the joke is probably just going to be a little bit more funny than a joke. I was laughing at the mistakes they were making. They were making hell of mistakes. That shit was funny as fuck. I'm not going to lie.

I apologize. Like some of the bits weren't hitting through me, but then I like zone out for a second and I see them like fumbling a little bit and I'm like, oh crap. And it's like putting me in like that place of like, oh man, it's like watching a friend do a presentation

and you're like laughing. and you're like, it's just the idea of your friend doing a presentation and you can tell they're nervous and it's like, oh, crap. Don't break. Don't break. When you look at your friend in the back of the client, have you seen the video? It's like the kid he's like doing this during his presentation. Yeah, yeah.

You just can't look at him. You just can't look at your friend unless you know you're going to crack. Dude, it's that same thing. I'd resort to like looking above my monitor, but above my monitor is my ringlight so I just like blind myself. The head, the head, the head like

whips to the left or right. Yeah. Those are what made me laugh because I can, I don't know. It's something about just your friend on the verge

of losing his shit that makes you want to, like, it's just funny. It's like, it is, it is. It's like being in class

with that shit, you know, like, you ever had that back in like grade school? Yeah, bro. Yeah.

Yeah. And it's like, yeah. It's not even funny. It's literally not even funny, but the fact that you guys are trying to do it's even worse when you're not like supposed to laugh like when it's a test or when it's like going on a subject. That's like like just the worst thing ever. You're like, oh gosh. And then you look at your friend and he's making a fucking face and it's over.

Yeah. It's over. Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God. Speaking of friends, I got to get this off my chest because it made me laugh so fucking hard yesterday night. So Grunk, you left.

And Jackson and Nick. stayed and Willie stayed I need to make that yeah that that's gonna be a little bit annoying that is tricky we need to figure something yeah we gotta figure something um but they're telling me they're like all right all right we're not gonna like we're not gonna laugh but you got like order a door dash I was like all right bet you know what if you don't laugh I'll do door to we'll do door dash but um but he was like oh man I don't know like it's late and blah blah blah blah it's like after the fact so they're like oh well we're probably just gonna go like get something from our fridge but like this is the I owe you

I owe you. I was like, all right, you bet. Any given moment, drop of the pen. Let me know. It was like, oh, man, dude, you're like Camden, but better. I was like, what you mean? I'm like, Camden, but better. He was like, dude, we were all at like this house. And we were all like, just watching. And Camden stands up. He's like, oh, man, the pucas is here. I got pizza's here. And he opens the door and it's just his friend. And we were all so disappointed. And I sat there. I laughed my ass off. Imagining Camden standing up and being like, I got you guys all a personal pie. Pizza's here. He opens the door and it's just this fucking. friend of no pizza.

He will let that go. Jackson will not let that. Every time, every hangout, he's been like, dude, when are you getting us a pizza? Because you genuinely always won. And Camden, like, Kenyon didn't hit him again with it. He trolled him again once. It's like, damn, bro. Oh, that Camden.

Oh, that captain. He's so fun. Oh, man. I have to ship for a meal. All good. All is good. We can wrap it up here, I think. Yeah, we can wrap it up. So we paint dried.

Oh, guys, we should have said this so much earlier because we like lost one of people now by this point probably. But, but, but, but, but, but tomorrow, this is Friday when this is being posted. Oh my God. Yeah. Oh my God. Tomorrow. Tomorrow, if you're still catching this, there's going to be a group video that is, uh-huh. Uh-huh. Uh, you're going to meet a lot of characters. As I'm going to say.

Um, and it's, uh, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, It's a party. It's a party video. It's a party video. It's a party video with strangers and all that. And it's going to be really fucking fun. So that's coming out tomorrow when this is posted. So keep that in mind.

And we were supposed to say that way earlier. And I'm fucking chud. Or chud. Oh, well. But yeah. It's a bang, man. It's really, it's cute. It's fun.

It's funny. Some awkward. Some awkward in there. But who cares? She was hard. Who cares? God. But yeah.

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