The Morning Stream - TMS 2260: Whole, Delicious Triangles!

Episode Date: March 15, 2022

Is It Too Early For Brian To Get A Fish Sandwich? Counter Fritters. Bag of Doritos +5. The YOLO and the FOMO. Better Than Ezra Miller. Putty 1.1 Fixes the Misprint. Is My Meth Real Because I Like Really Wanted to Know. It's not illegal to buy not drugs. Putin, With A DASH Of Pandemic! Rogue-Adjacent Planet. Crypto BROncos. That's A Quarter Of A Charcuterie! Not a Hooker. Naked roommates with Bill. I miss the Blobs down in Africa with Bobby and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Coming up on TMS. Hey, is it too early get Brian to get a fish sandwich? Counter-fritters. Bag of Doritos plus five. The Yolo and the FOMO. Better than Ezra Miller. Puddy 1.1 fixes the misprint. Is my meth real?

Because I really, like, wanted to know. It's not illegal to buy not drugs. Putin, with a dash of pandemic. Road adjacent planet. Crypto-Broncoes. That's a quarter of a charcutory. Not a hooker. Naked roommates with Bill.

I miss the blobs down. in Africa with Bobby and more on this episode of the Morning Stream. We all know that alcohol makes people think queerly and do some pretty crazy things. Anyway, since when have you been drinking? Your eyes are like two big blue eyes are like two big blue eyes. This is the morning stream. Good morning and welcome to the morning stream for Tuesday, March 15th, 2020. I'm Scott Johnson with Brian Ibbett.

Hi, Brian Abbott. Hello, Scott Johnson. Brian's got his keys at the dangle there. We're going to do something kind of fun halfway through the show today. So, you know, get ready for that. Those aren't keys. Whoa. Yeah, so we're going to do a fun little thing.

Well, we'll save the surprise for later. Just say that don't, the thing is don't leave, okay? Don't just check out at the mid-song because there's something cool happening. So stick around. We'll see. I'm really hoping this goes well. I think it'll go okay. I think we're going to be okay.

I could be wrong, but you may get out there and realize that, oh, shoot, nobody has anything and what's the point? But we're going to learn, we're going to learn, you know? Yeah, it doesn't really matter if they, yeah, anyway, all right, we'll figure out. Yeah. I'm also worried about, like, all right, is the audio, is it? the audio better if I just mute myself and leave it in the car audio, car microphone and speakerphone, or should I use the AirPods?

My guess is, if I had to guess, probably AirPods slash open speaker mic thing, because the car stuff's always bad on Discord. I don't know why. It's never good. I remember Amy's call last week? It was freaking horrendous until she got off of it. so it's possible yours is awesome though maybe your car has like got really good stuff in there i don't know anyway we'll try it all out uh and then look some people are like wait what are they

doing oh you'll just have to wait and see listen to the middle song and then wait and see what happens after that okay oh my gosh all right a couple of quick things something that has been driving me slightly crazy so i went and actually captured it um brian i'm going to ask you before i play this what you think is actually said here, because there's a little Mandela thing going on here. Okay, because I know, like, as soon, yesterday you were saying, oh, there's a Seinfeld quote that you, that I think you might have wrong or something like that. Yeah.

And I'm trying to think, well, what Seinfeld quote? And I was really just narrowing it down to things that Jerry has said. And I didn't think, as soon as I saw Puddy in here, my guess is that it's the, the garbage disposal in the shower episode. And the quote I always say is, oh, that's a typo. Yeah, which is, I'm just going to say. it is first of all a great impression of him second of all it's it's the better line okay oh really okay you're doing it better than the show does it but but the show does it differently

and it threw me real hard the other day when i saw the episode because i was expecting putty to say what you always say and he didn't do it not in the way i thought he did and as a result i was like well crap we got to talk about this on the show so i'm prepared today uh to do that with some audio so So Brian, Brian, Brian, so Brian, so Brian's reference is, you're right about the whole setup, you know, the, what's, uh, Kramer's, you know, making, making food and has a garbage. He's installing a garbage disposal in his shower. He reaches out to Puddy because there's something that doesn't fit in the instruction manual. Yeah, and Puddy knows this, uh, for, he seems to know exactly the model number that Kramer's asking about. Yeah, yeah, which is great. It's also, there's also a subtle thing about that episode. Puddy is at home just staring. at the floor when Kramer calls. Just staring. Yeah, when the phone rings, he's like... It's great. It's great. It's a really great moment. But anyway, here it is. It's actually a season 9, a 9. So it's 9. Oh. Oh. And here's what he actually says when Kramer calls.

Here you go. Buddy. Is David Puddy there? This is Puddy. Well, this is Kramer. I know. Listen, you're a mechanic. Could you help me install a garbage disposal? Well, it's a big job.

You've got to dismantle the latch has from the auxiliary drainage line. Oh, it says main line. It's a misprint. What do you got, a Clarkman? Yeah. So he says... I'll call you back. I'll talk you through it.

He says this. It's a misprint. It's a misprint. It's a misprint. It's a misprint. It's a misprint. Yeah. It's a, and it throws me.

I can't... Brian's version is better. It's a typo. Sounds better. And it bugs me. And it's also, it's kind of in a different order than my... than the way I remember it. Because I remember Kramer saying what the make and model is,

and Puddy has such a bizarre memory for those things that he knows. Oh, yeah, the craftsman 922. That's a typo. Like he, you know. Yeah, the order's a little off. Someone in the chat says he does it again when they go to buy that car. I don't think that was the dealership episode. I don't think that happened in there.

I think this is the episode that Brian's always referring to. I think. Yeah. I think. Well, it's the episode that I'm referring to for sure. Yeah. It's the one I thought of. If that dealership one has him saying something about a typo,

then that would be even funnier because I could go find that. But anyway, yeah, so it's not, it's, you know, it's a misprint. Miss print is boring. Larry David, you should have written typo. You dummy? That's a misprint. That's information that was put incorrectly into that instruction manual. I feel like if I saw Larry David, who wrote the episode, I check the credits.

I would like to say to him, Larry, you should have said it's a typo and not this. and he would have said, that's pretty, pretty, pretty good. Oh, yeah, we could have done that. That would have been funnier, yeah. You know, Warburton has one other, like we always talk about his Joe on Family Guy and Brock and Putty and all these great characters. There's one more that you only get to see if you go to either Disney World, and I can't remember, I think it's in Epcot or if you go to Calcutt or if you go to California. California Adventure, and he is the new guide, the new airline pilot guide for soren over, soaring around the world, or soren over California, as it is right now.

Is he doing the guy who basically says, we're going to put you in these comfortable seats. You're going to buckle up. Pull the buckle from the left side to the right. Nice job there, champ. Stuff like that. So wait a minute. Is he, so is that, is he, he's not doing it as his character from the emperor's new groove, right? No, he's doing it as his, like, basically as the Patrick Warburton's smarmy character, like his, his mouthful of a Denver character. Yeah, I gotcha. All right. Well, the Kronk is an amazing character, so it wouldn't surprise me if they were aiming to invoke Kronk, but it sounds like they're not. Maybe. No, no. Because he's wearing, he's even wearing, like, a pilot's uniform and, uh. Oh, there's a video and stuff. Okay. There's a video. Yeah, it's probably, I'll bitch it's on YouTube. I bet you can find that. Oh, that sounds amazing.

Hold on. It is really funny. Patrick War. Yeah, like Soren. S-O-A-R-I-N. S-O-O-S-O-S-A-I-N. No, S-O-A-R-I-N. Like, Soren.

Oh, S-O-A-R-N. Got it. Yeah. Oh, here it is. Found it. Why are all the videos of people... Oh, because they have to film it. There's no other source for this.

There's not a real source. It's people videoing the video. Here we go. Sorn around the world. world. Okay, here we go. Let's take it a sec here. Okay, here comes Patrick.

My name is Patrick and I'll be your chief light attendant today. Yeah, he's just doing putty. He's really just doing putty. Also, I think this is older because he's, he doesn't look like this anymore. He's, uh, he looks, well, what was that a horror movie we just saw where he was the dad and he came home later? Oh, it was, uh, jingle, well, that's. chagel all the way, but it was the Christmas one, right?

It's the, uh, I've quite the collection of, of, uh, anti-porn. Don't be picking through my drawers. Looking at his, his babysitter weird. Better watch out. Better watch out. That was it. Uh, he's, he's much younger in this video. I wonder if this is older.

Must be older. Oh, yeah. It's probably older. Yeah, this is many years ago. Oh, man. Patrick Werburton, American Treasure. That guy. Yeah.

He really is, yeah. Hey, Brian. And we have some... 2003, Suburb dude. Jeez, okay. Okay, yeah, it looks about right. It looks like early... Like, whatever that show was he did with David Spade.

What was that called? Oh, yeah, Rules of Engagement. That. What was it? No, we're all laying in this bed on the poster. Yeah, that's all I can remember is the poster. I just saw a single episode. I can't think of it.

Anyway, whatever that was. This is that era, I think. Yeah. Just post-s somebody did say Rules of Engagement. So maybe my... Is it Rules of Engagement? My flash memory was correct. Did sometimes that...

That's the best memory, unless you're trying to remember what Chester Cheetah is, if he's really a Cheetah. And then my flash memory had an error. I needed to defrag my memory that day. Yes, you did. Tell me about this meetup you're doing in Dallas on the 26th. So next weekend, not this coming weekend, but the weekend after, I can't believe it's already time, is the Texas Pinball Festival. Tina and I are going to be there that weekend to play a ton of pinball. everything is going to be set on free play.

You just walk around, do some hand sanitizer in between each game. Please don't touch your face and any of that stuff. But it is going to be at the embassy suites in Dallas. And Rusty and Shelley, who are the folks that are bringing Tina and I down there, said, hey, you know, great time to do the meetup would be 2 p.m. at the Cypress Lounge, which is in the hotel. We pretty much will have the run of the place. Nice bar in there.

So come. Tina and I will be there. Barry and Bobby Ann Fulke will be there. Oh, nice. I didn't know they were going. That's great. Very cool. Don't know all who's going to be there, but they'll at least be six of us.

And if you show up, then they'll be seven or eight or nine or ten. Yeah. Anyway, so that is going to be once again at the Cyprus lounge at the hotel where the pinball festival is being held. The embassy suites Dallas, March 26th at. 2 p.m. Very nice, be there. Speaking to Barry, I forgot, or not forgot, but I wanted to make sure I mentioned this again, and I guess it's up on the main site now.

So VivaTMS, or V-O-TMSVegas.com now has a link to it, but if you are looking for, let's say you can't come to Vegas in April, and that's totally fine. But you want the swag to remember it all by, which also helps support the event. You can find those there. And if you're like, no, I'm going, but I also want the swag. good news you can do that too it's all right there at viva tmsvagas.com or at frogpants dot com slash tms or wherever you get your there's two versions of the purchase you can make

the yolo version where you're going and you get the swag and then the fomo version where you just get the swag oh we should have called them that dang it I should have used those words the yolo and the fomo yeah the yolo and the fomo if whichever you fall into you're great either way yesterday so Wendy's here currently her and her whole family are here and she's said to me yesterday, hey, I hear there's Vegas, TMS Vegas in April. And I said, oh, did I not even tell you that was happening this year? And she goes, no. And I go, oh, I didn't think about it. She may come. I don't know. Oh, my God. She's talking about it. She's talking about it. So we'll see. She'll be here Thursday. We'll poke her on the air. Yeah. We'll put the

pressure on while she's on the air. So we'll see what's going on. Oh, man. All right. If she's coming, then we do something special with her there. Yeah. We'll have her. It's great. Because last time we were there, your other sister, Misha, was there with us. Yeah, they came. Misha drove down with me and Kim and then Wendy flew. And then I think those two took off together. They can't remember what happened. And then I saw Misha a few months later on my birthday in the cabana at Mandalay Bay. All right.

I forgot that. That's pretty funny how that worked out. It is crazy. Yeah. Yeah. So anyway, we'll let you guys know how she does. Well, she'll be here Thursday so we can ask. Yeah.

All right. Also, hey, Rishi B and Ann Arbor, sent us the thing. Sure, sure. And it deals, it has to deal with you a little bit. The Denver Broncos are for sale, so a group of cryptocurrency holders are aiming to buy it through crowd raising, fundraising, fundraising stuff between crypto holders. Yeah, buy the Broncos, DOA claims, or DAO, rather, aims to raise, DOA, dead on arrival. Yeah, exactly. Amster is $4 billion to buy the Denver Broncos. How do that make you feel as a Broncos fan? I mean, you knew they were for sale, though, I guess, right?

I knew they were for sale. That's not a, you know, that's no surprise there. But I don't want crypto bros owning the Broncos. Like, are they going to put board ape on the, like, replace the, the giant bucking Bronco on the scoreboard with a board ape? Yeah. Yeah, bunky, bucking board ape on there. Yeah. I don't want any of this.

I don't like any of this. I do like the fact that we now have Russell Wilson from the Seahawks. Are you worried someone may buy it and move them, though? Is that a concern or no? Oh, no, I don't think so. You don't think they'd leave Denver. I mean, I don't care. It happens.

I mean, you know, teams get moved all the time. Yeah, so Broncos move, they move, whatever, you know. But, yeah, right now Tina's mom has season tickets and we get to use those. quite often so if they move then oh well darn i mean that would suck i wouldn't get to go those games anymore but okay speaking of mandela effect i always screw this up in my head i always think seattle doesn't have a team anymore and it's because they don't have a basketball they don't have an NBA team anymore oh the supersonic yeah they left or they're long gone does all whatever they whatever they did and when that happened in my head it was like all sports left

seattle and so when everyone brings anytime anybody brings up the seahawks i go wait they're not there But no, they are. The Oklahoma City, Thunder is what they are now. Oh, yeah, that's right. Hey, I like, look, I like weird new team. So if Denver left, let's think of what they would do. Like, let's say somebody, let's say Kentucky bought them, okay? So it's Kentucky.

All right. Yeah. What do we call them? Do they keep the name? Because, like, you know how it's the Utah Jazz when Utah, when Salt Lake City is known for maybe 150 other things before you even get to the word jazz. Yeah, jazz is way down on the list. I don't know why we didn't change it. It's very weird.

So they moved to Kentucky. I mean, Kentucky is a pretty good place to have a team named the Broncos because of the horse racing. Kentucky's, you know, the derby and all that. Yeah, that's not bad. So it's, you know, of all places to think of moving them. It's kind of funny that that's what you come up with. Yeah, because it needs to be something that's like not right, like a weird. Right, exactly.

So the, you know, the. Like Alberta or not. The Maine, the Portland Maine Broncos. I mean, I guess, yeah, what Maine's not known for horsing, right? No, it's not known for horseen. No, they got the lobsters and the whatnot. So they, miserable McConnell's. I will have this team move to a great state of Kentucky.

Well, all right, then. So we'll see how that goes. Thanks, Rishi B, for reminding us. The bros, don't get the Broncos. Let's keep the bro. out of Bronco. What if they called them the Denver Cryptos? What if it was cryptos? What would you do then? It was the cryptos. Oh, God.

I mean, we've already got a stupid arena named CryptoCropo.com or what is it? Crypto. Is it you guys that have the Crypto.com thing? Is that you? I didn't know that. No, definitely not us. We have Empower field. Oh, yeah. Crypto used to be Staples, right? Staples Center. Which was already weird. It's already a little weird that Staples is the name.

But then people got used to it. So maybe they'll get used to the crypto. Oh, I don't want them to, though. No, I don't want to get used to that. They should have, when it was the Staples Center, they should have put a big easy button on the top of the arena. I think that would have been great. That would have been the way to do it.

There you go. A little stabby stab at the quality of the team. The Jake Rivers right, yeah. Is there a dumber name than the team, the Houston Texans. It's pretty dumb. That's pretty dumb. Be dumb. Yeah, the Houston Texans.

That doesn't work. That never did. I can't even remember. What did the, I know the Redskins were the Washington football team for a long time, which was really fun when you were betting on things. It's like, oh, I'm betting on the Washington football team. Are they the Guardians now? Guardians.

Guardians, right? It is the Guardians. I think so. Because it was another team that commanders, that's right. Because it was another team that changed their name as the Cleveland Indians are now the Cleveland Guardians, right? Oh. Is that what I'm thinking? Yes, Cleveland Guardians.

Is that now a deal? That's a done deal? Yeah. Okay. All right, I'm fine with that. Totally fine with that. I kind of wish that it would be, you know, the guardian from Alpha Flight would be their mascot,

but I guess he's Canadian, so that can't happen. No, plus Marvel, they're hard to work with, man. Are you kidding me? It feels like Marvel is the easiest license to get your hands on. You just have to, like, send an email saying, hey, I'd like to make a card game based on Marvel. Is that, and before you even finish the email, they've already replied and said, yeah, go ahead.

Yeah, in fact, here it is. Here's the game all done. It's done. Here's your game. Yeah, exactly. No, you're not wrong. I wonder how much of that, because Disney is notoriously difficult to work with an IP licensing. So I wonder if they get involved at all.

Yeah, does Disney, so that's a question, and you may already know the answer to this. How, what part of Marvel, does Disney own all of Marvel or just the... They own everything, all of it. It's everything. They don't own the rights to... Yeah, yeah, yeah. but they don't own the rights to like spider man they don't have the film rights to because there's existing contracts but yeah but they own all that shit and they like the comics and everything are

part of that it's not just the movie and tv arm right all of it okay yeah okay yeah the only thing they and i'm sure they're just waiting on pins and needles for some of those licensing deals to end i don't know if they need to as long as long as like sony's willing to work with them the way they did with spider man it's fine but you know the fox stuff was languishing and then they bought fox and now it's all theirs again they need to they just need to pull spider man we talked about this with stephen but they just need to pull spider man away from sony yeah so that we get some good venom movies and some i'm worried about morbius man i'm worried i know i know i feel your worry on that one and i don't you know i i share your worry i think

it looks neat on the outside but yeah you know it's so neat Sony doesn't have a good track record with doing this stuff on their own they just don't and is so did fox fox didn't i mean Fox was hit and mess, but. Golly, that's like two weeks away also. Yeah. It's in no time, man. It's crazy. It's a no time.

So, in Morbius, that really is, you know, we keep seeing Michael Keaton in the trailer, and they never show them with vulture wings or anything like that. I mean, I guess, you know, it is the, it's the Spider-Man's Sony Universe, so that has to be Adrian Tooms, right, that he's playing. I assume so. Yeah. They're not getting, they don't have Batman on order, I assume. old man or birdman for that matter or birdman well he's bat he's Batman in something coming up

oh the flash movie so they oh right which is multiverse you know dc multiverse their version of multiverse which which is fine it's a very old multiverse in the comics but um yes we'll see how that pans out i don't know i'm worried about that movie because i'm kind of a flash fan comics wise not really the i didn't really watch the tv show much but love the comic and i love the character, especially the Jeff John's run, is very good on that stuff. And our own pal, Howard Porter, did the art for most of that. It's very good. And Ezra Miller looks like he's going to be able to pull it off.

He pulled it off in the Justice League movie. And you can't, I can't think of anybody better than Ezra. I hope they fick. Better than Ezra. I hope they fixed. I see what you did. I did. I really truly did.

Because it was pretty dang blatant. Yeah, it was good. Unless there's somebody out there has no idea who that band is. And that's fine. There's probably somebody born in the 90s who has no idea who better than is. Yeah, they're great, by the way, just for the record. They are great. They are.

But he had a weird animation movement thing in that movie that I kind of hope they rectify. The way he ran was just a little too like, oh, yes, yeah. You know what I'm saying? People at home can see me do this, but it wasn't my favorite. You're right. Yeah. It wasn't my favorite. But we'll see.

And, you know, if you're going to, if you're going to pull Michael Keaton out of the, out of the, the pantheon there. That's a good time. And I'm telling you, the thing DC could do that would make my day, either as a television show or give me a one-off movie, don't care. Get Michael Keaton in on the deal and make Batman Beyond and go freaking for it, man. Batman Beyond is one of the coolest things ever to come out of like, you know, it started as animation. It's like Harley Quinn. It's a great thing. But it started as an animated series and now it just lives in my head. It was one of the coolest, coolest things they ever made. That's a great costume, too. Yeah.

It's always only been animated in comics, right? And comics, yeah. Because I know they developed comics based on it. Yeah, yeah. And those are good, too. Those are quite good. And it's very, like, cyberpunk-y, like the world they inhabit. And it's, you know, Batman's ancient. And I think Michael Keatman

would be amazing for it. I don't know why this isn't a green-lit thing. And at the very least, an HBO series in development. Like, what are they doing? Gosh, dang it. Yeah. I don't know. I don't know. Also, this Friday is our play date.

We're playing video games with each other on Friday. Yeah. We haven't even really figured out what we're playing. It's too bad we can't do like a demio that people can pop in and out of, you know? Well, that's like, that's new soon or the PC version where it's just on its own is, hold on. This is a good thing you brought up because that might be already happening. Hold on. Yeah, it still limits us to the two of us and a maximum of two other people from.

is it oh sorry April 7th it's a ways off okay but even then let's see how many people did it support I think it supports I think it may support people being in the world and then they're just kind of in they get to roll in their character oh really there's something like that on the table as well without the virtual table yeah and the whole thing is going to be cross platform so Steam people can easily play with Oculus people and all of that. Yeah, it's April 7th that's happening. There is a demo out now, but the other thing I wanted to mention is that game is really cheap at the moment.

Oh, is it on discounted right now? No, they went up again, but it was ridiculously cheap, like $10 for like a day. Oh, wow. I wish I'd have said something to people, and I didn't. Yeah. I kept it to myself. Yeah, is there a way, maybe there's a way that the chat room can act, a hive mind and control one of the players like say you know like every move is voted on like

move to this space and attack that thing yeah remember when that that old twitch thing that that auto played uh Pokemon like one of the old game boy Pokemon's and the crowd the chat room controlled everything that happened but it took forever because no i don't remember this all you it is insane i honestly i think it's one of the things that made Twitch what it is, like it, very early Twitch days, and it was all automated, like they had some robot doing it. It was awesome. That's so cool.

Yeah. It was chaos, and it was also very slow because it was trying to do everything in the chat room that everybody said to do. It's worth checking out if you ever see any of it. It's pretty great. Yeah. Oh, look for that. That's great.

Yeah, it was pretty neat. Oh, there it is right there. There's a whole Wikipedia article on it, Twitch plays Pokemon, social experiments. channel consisting of crowdsourced attempt to play game freaks and Nintendo's Pokemon video games by parsing commands sent by users through the channel's chat room it holds the Guinness World Record for having the most participants on a single player video game online video game ever with 1,165,140 so that's simultaneous players no one will ever beat that record because that's weird that's not normal let's

see, peak simultaneous participation, 120,000, 121,000. This is back in 2014, so. That's insane. Yeah, it's really great. It's fun to watch those archives if you ever get a chance. Yeah, no kidding. It's pretty neat. All right.

Well, folks, look what we've done. Yeah, we'll figure out what we're playing Friday, but. Yeah. And we promise it's happening Friday, and it will not be a. It's a misprint. It's not a misprint. Not a typo. Not a typo.

See, typos better. Typeo's way better. It's funny. It's shorter. It's the way he would say it. It's the same number of syllables, but typo. It's super putty sounding, you know? Exactly.

He's like the hell hub. You got to end on, uh, stuff. And typo is like, it's a typo. Yeah. It's so much better. That's Pratt. It's not as funny.

Maybe we could go ahead and edit it and then submit it as a like a dubbed version. Yeah. And then they'll change it. Yeah, they'll get him. I don't even know where it is anymore. They'll call Mr. Horburton and they'll have him re-record it. right it'll do you need to i'll do it i'll do it all right brian'll do it you hear us mbc universal or whoever owns the rights right now probably peacock right is where it's

uh where it's well the show it's on netflix at the moment but yeah probably well i don't know actually i don't know you know how these things are all that it's going to well it's with castle rock entertainment yeah i don't know they own right now a netflix got them for some locked in period i don't know how long that is but they took it from hulu and now everyone wants to fight over Seinfeld. It's in their top three every day. What are you going to do? It's not like we're just making this up, you guys. That was a really popular show. All right. Here comes this. Hey, look what it is. It's time for the news, and it's brought to you by.

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like him before. Maybe, you know, I'll give them another chance just for, uh, just for Mr. Moore there. Maybe they're vastly improved over what they were previously. Yeah, maybe. Maybe. You'll find out today when Brian does a thing we can't tell you about yet. All right. There's a, here's a story that's perfect to start with, given its connection to snacks. Yes. I mentioned this yesterday. Uh, there are. are five fewer Doritos per bag now, thanks to inflation. Yeah. Thanks, Joe Biden.

Yeah. Yes, it's always the current president's fault when this happens. Exactly. I mean, it is way more likely that it's Trump-related. Like, oh, I needed those. Actually, I took those five Doritos. Had to have him in the Oval Office for the... Per bag.

Per bag, I need five for every bag. College basketball team with the hamburgers. We had a bunch of Doritos there as well. I don't know. I think if we can blame anybody, we can blame Putin with a dash of pandemic, I think, is probably who we can blame here. Putendemic. Yeah. I really do hate, though, that whole, like, it doesn't, I'm not, this is, this has no sides to it. Whoever's in charge and the gas prices go up, somebody, you immediately all blame that dude. It's so stupid to me. It's the most, like, mindless, pointless thing to do, because. Because it's A, bull crap, and B, what's the point?

I hate it. I hate that. Anyway, there are five less Doritos per bag due to inflation. If your bag of Dorado seems suspiciously skimpy on chips lately, you're not alone. Frito-Lay confirmed that it's decreasing the number of chips. You get per bag by five whole delicious triangles in 2021 and 22 in order to... Those bags, by the way, are also super puffy, also due to inflation. Right.

Yeah, exactly. I get it. Inflation. I get it. It's an inflated. It's inflated. Yeah. Uh-huh. This is according to quartz. I don't know who that is. Quartz. It must be a news thing. News source. Yeah. I don't know, but I need a bunch of it to turn into glass so that I can create a drill mod for my astroneer. Ooh. Need more quartz. Well, you got to just dig around and you'll find weird-looking noodly things in the ground. And then you put them on your thing like a bunch of pine cones.

Give me some noodly, nudity things. Actually, I'm creating an auto-extractor, and I'm just going to auto-extract the quartz. That's how you do it. Did you get your last planet? I can't remember. You did. I finished the game. I got the credits, but now I'm like, now there's like going around and finding the probes on every planet, which I didn't do.

There's, oh, there is something else, too. There's like a mat thing, M-A-T thing on each planet that I can plug in. exo chip into and a whole new set of quests and stuff so it's like they get their hooks in me yeah they've got you this small and i want to like i'm building out my base i like well i moved my entire base over to be close to one of these gateway chambers so that i can get to the other plan that's just by going on the little stone yeah no you should you look you're in the middle of end game soon they'll release a new raid you'll be able to raid just kidding they have been putting on new stuff i mean that space snails thing was what last year

they're still adding stuff. Oh yeah, they're busy. I kind of watch the, uh, there's a documentary about it that I've got to watch. Is it the, uh, the clip, no clip series? Um, I think I saw this. Let me see. Astronere documentary. It is by no clip. Yeah. Oh, that's a good one.

You should watch that. Is it? Yeah. Cool. It's very good. You should watch a lot of those. They're all good. Those guys know what they're doing. So they do a lot of, uh, it's like different, different documentaries, different video game documentaries. Yeah. If somebody's, well, so Danny O'Dwires runs that, runs no clip. And he's, if that name's familiar, people may remember him from back in the GameSpot days. He did a lot of their video production at GameSpot.

He also is currently one of the co-hosts or people on the panel show Giant Bomb. Oh, okay. And he, for the most part, though, his main gig is, as far as I know it still is, but it's this no-clip stuff. and it's basically just really intimate documentary looks at indie game developers not just indies though it's like big stuff too and they've interviewed some crazy crazy really interesting people from the industry but my favorites of the indie coverage so that one's really good the one for haiti's is amazing somebody in the chat room said i don't even know if i know the haydies game so this will probably also help to introduce me to some games that may wean me off of astrnear although if as soon as i'm

tired of Astroneer. I'm going back to Pokemon Archaeus because I'm building that too. It's just they're waiting for you. They are. He's just sitting there in his little village waiting for me to go get more EVs. Got to get off his Archaeas or whatever they can call it. See what I did?

See what I did. Hey, Doritos, five less per bag. Yeah, five less per bag. How's that sound? Someone in the chat suggested to just break a few and you'll have five extra chips, but it doesn't really work that way. That's a very Ernie and Burt way of handling it, I would say? It kind of is, yeah, right. Anyway, here's the difference in five Chips, 9.25 ounces versus 9.75 ounces, what you used to get.

It might not seem like a lot, but unless you're one with a short bag, I suppose. Anyway, time reported in 2014, with regards to Frito-Lays flavored chips. For 200 million bags of chips, that means the total amount saved is upwards of $50 million. Wow. Yep. If you're trying to cut costs, remove chips. Yeah. But the price hasn't gotten any smaller.

That's the bummer. That should have gotten 2% smaller for those missing chips. I agree. Give them $30 million and then if you got a way to cheap in the bag enough to take up that other 20, we're good. Derritos aren't the only product gotten smaller while charging you the same price. We've also got one fewer brushes out of a tube of crested 3D white radiant mint toothpaste. 28 fewer crackers out of a box of family size original wheat thins. Wow.

That's a lot. It's a lot. I think that's quite a bit. Yeah. That's a fair. That's a layer in that box of many crackers. Right? It is.

Yeah. Yeah. You know, they're smaller than Doritos, but the wheat thins are, you know. Yeah, that is. That's a whole serving at least. Is it? Is that how many are you supposed to eat in a serving? They're 29.

That seems like a lot. Doesn't it? It does. I was surprised. I looked at it recently because I, with the noon, you do say like, oh, one serving of wheat thins and hummus or something like that. Gotcha. And, yeah, it was a surprising number.

It was like, oh, I can have a lot of these for 160 calories. We have a smart chat. They know about this term called shrinkflation, which is what this is. You don't raise your price, but you lower what you give. And it's effectively the same thing, but it makes your customers not get too pissed about your prices going on. I remember the uproar when airline food. They did something with the airline food.

and maybe it was similar to like the Taco Bell olives on the Enchurito, but they stopped including something on the chicken or fish, and it saved United Airlines, you know, $2 million a year. Yeah, I heard, so I read something similar to that about the peanuts, and it was because everyone had told me they got rid of peanuts because of allergies or potential allergies for people who have peanut allergies. Because there's some people, I guess, you open a pack of peanuts, they could be five rows away, and now they're in anaphylactic shock,

and you've got to put a thing, their leg or whatever. But what I read was that was a side bonus of it costing so much money to make the peanuts, package the peanuts, have the peanuts there,

but also there's a liability to the whole thing when people are allergic. So by eliminating those, they cut, they cut so much money. And that's why they do it with the seats.

Hey, why do you think I can barely fit in a plane anymore? My knees are up to my freaking chest. It's called shrinkflation, baby. Yeah, it sucks. Oh, we were able to get four more rows in there just by making everybody uncomfortable. Woo!

Yeah, woo. Let's see. Several fewer sips of your bottle of Gatorade. Also, they're passing higher supply prices onto consumers with sneaky downsizing and repackaging. There's a whole, that quartz article or whatever has a whole bunch of other products. But the main one was, yeah, Doritos, five chips less. Damn. Bastards.

I have a bag over. I have a bag over there in the storage room that is not one of these bags. Should I keep it? Will it be worth something? Collectors item? This is a plus five chip bag right here on eBay. And before anyone starts going F capitalism, I see you there, Claire. I think it's, I don't know that that's a capitalism problem.

That's a supply and demand problem. And it's also, I don't know how you avoid that in any kind of system. Show me how that's any different than any other. other kind of economic system, and I'll be happy to look at it, but I don't know how that works. Maybe we make ourselves more susceptible to this via capitalism. I don't know, but I am no economic expert. I have no idea. But I do know this.

A Florida man made 911 calls to have his meth tested for authenticity. Is this 100% meth? Yeah. How do I know? I tried tasting it. It didn't do shit. Florida man is accused calling 911 to have his methamphetamine he bought at a bar tested for authenticity according to authorities. It was real and he was arrested.

Thomas Eugene Colucci. Does that sound right? It does. Thomas Eugene Colucci. Okay. All right. Visualize this guy. You know, scruffy, desperately in need of a shave, wearing a trucker hat, long.

Sandy Brown, Sandy blonde hair, right? Yeah. What iron on is on the front of his white t-shirt? His white-stained t-shirt. Oh, gosh. I don't know. What do you see there?

What do you picture on his white-stained t-shirt? I'm thinking it's either a truckzilla, like it's either like a monster truck. or it's it's an iron on from the TV show Riptide Yeah yes Character is for Riptide That's a good one

Riptide doesn't get enough exposure in this day and age So I'm going with that vote I think it says Because he sounds Italian maybe it's this Caccio Epe Maybe that's it It's probably it

It's an I'm with stupid T-shirt But he doesn't have a friend To wear it with There you go Oh I like that I'm with, yeah. How do you do that if you don't have a friend stupider than you? Yeah.

He shouldn't wear that shirt is the deal. This guy just wears it and just crosses off the whip. This is how it went. So he calls the sheriff's office. He says, yo, what up with my meth? How do I find out? Deputies arrived at his home. He said he tried some of the meth and believed it was bath salts.

He told deputies he was an experienced drug user who knew what it should feel like, he says. I feel like he's an experienced idiot, too. Can you tell me if this is bath salts? I paid for meth. Yeah. I'm an expert, but I need a confirmation

from my local law enforcement. Right. Who normally arrest people for having men. How dumb are you, this guy? Let's see, Gucci then handed two small bags to the deputy saying he wanted to put, that he wanted to put the person in trouble for selling dangerous drugs.

So he thought he was doing like a, you know, community service. Like, let's get that guy off the street because he might be selling fake meth. Yep, yep. And the deputy did what he asked. He did a field test out there. They have field test for this on a sample of the white crystal-like substance in the two bags. The substance of both baggies tested positive for methamphetamine. And Colucci was arrested and went to jail.

So if it would have turned out to be coffee mate. would Thomas Kalucci have been arrested or would they just have said you dumbass and they just left I don't know that's a good question I was because I was wondering why they would even bother with a field test here's a guy who thinks he has meth maybe has bath salts but there's no arrest without it bought drugs and is admitting that he bought drugs I think if he didn't have drugs they couldn't there's no there's no reason for arrest unless you do a false report type thing or the guy thought he was being honest?

I don't know. I don't know. I feel like if you... Need a law expert. If you admit that you tried to buy drugs, that's almost as bad as buying drugs. I don't know. I just don't know enough about that stuff, but that's pretty interesting. Barney Frank says, no, what law would have been committed?

It's not illegal to buy not drugs. Yeah, but... I think it's illegal to buy something you think is illegal. Like, because when you, uh, when you, uh, when you, think it's a hooker, but it's actually an undercover cop. You're propositioning, your, you know, your intent is there, even though that's not a hooker. Right. Yes.

That's my take. I'm with Brian on this. You can call it entrapment, but that's what people do. You have a fake hooker. Hey, baby, what are you looking for a good time? Oh, yeah, I sure do. Let's go here. And then they bust him.

What's the difference? Right. Exactly. Yeah. This is a little weird because the guy actually called them. It's illegal to mine, not hooker. Oh, I don't know, dude. It's just as illegal to buy not drugs as it is to buy not hooker.

I feel like none of us know and all of us would do. You know what? Hey, Arch, if you're listening, who's here last week, actual cop in Nashville, send me a message and let me know how this works. Okay? He's seen some stuff. Amy does say, yeah, but the charge there is solicitation, which is what you've done. That's a really, that's a good point.

Right. we do need some we do need some research we need some further um further yeah if a cop was posing as a if there was a cop posing as a drug dealer as a drug dealer and you bought and you tried to buy drugs from him right you'd be buying not drugs right you would and you would be arrested because you showed intent and you bought tried to buy drugs right yes in this case he bought drugs well no there's a thin line between entrapment and that's a whole other thing

entrapment is when you're like saying hey I know you haven't tried drugs before but I have got a great deal on drugs come over and check out these drugs yeah it's not somebody planning on buying drugs before until you saw that he was having a drug sale right right so

because if you say that's entrapment that's like saying everything a cop ever does in undercover is an entrapment thing it's not. Because if a guy goes undercover with the mob and finds out who's killing who and gets tape on who's doing what, that's not entrapment. That's catching the bad guys doing shit. Let's see. So who was it? Pops and reclined found an article about this. Selling counterfeit, counterfeit. Counterfeit. Selling counterfeit. I believe these drugs might be counterfeit. Could you test these and tell me?

Selling counterfeit illicit drugs is illegal, even if the substance is used to make the imitation drug are not illegal on themselves. Well, that's, that's the cell, the seller. Yeah. It's illegal to convince somebody that you're selling fake drugs. Right. Yeah, that's the other way. That doesn't, that still doesn't say, you know, whether or not it's illegal to buy fake drugs.

Boy, I used to love the, Denny's used to make great counter fritters. You remember those? Counter fritz. Oh, they were so good. Wash them down. Yeah, but you had to eat them at the counter. Yeah, you did. You couldn't take it back to your table.

Sorry, sir, these are counter fritters. These are counter-fritters, not table-fritters. All right. Well, that'll do it for today's news. We wish that guy, well, I guess. I don't know. I don't know what I wish him. I hope he's fine.

He ended up having chest pains on the car because he freaked out when they took him away and he went to the hospital. He turned out to be okay. He just panicked. Please tell me he went, Elizabeth, I'm coming. Have them counterfeiters ready. The only people of a certain age will get. And even then.

Most of them are dead. All right. We're going to take a break. When we come back, we're going to spend some time with our good pal, maker and breaker and maker of things, Bill Duran. He'll be here. And, of course, some science with Bobby. That's all coming up after this song selection from Brian Ibitt.

Yeah. This time we're going over to Pittsburgh for a band called the Mystic Sears. S-E-E-R-S, not the place where you buy your dungarees and you're a man-radar ranges. but mystic seers seers uh pittsburgh pennsylvania um this is actually a project funded by a producer and multi instrumentalist named derrick white he's the main guy in this they have a brand new album that's going to be coming out soon uh this is the first single from it this is a song called you caught me lion featuring uh david boobinheim from pet clinic uh here are mystic seers You caught me lying.

movies You're learning to Demandise Time I'm feeling ashamed now me lying You sense to catch my life

You sense to catch my life And they're going around To rescue you As I was left with growing The ways that the class began to love And when it fades, you want it all back again again. You, you, you, you call me a lion, you call me lying, again, again, again, again, again, again, again, again. Again

Again Again Again Again Again Again Again Again

Again Again I'm The Lion A You Can I'm

My My I'm You got me Oh, Oh, I'm going to You got me

Oh, Oh, you got me Do this for me, coming you again. Are you trying to tell us that there's another one of those things out there? No, not the buttons. Not my gumdrop buttons.

This is the morning stream. All right, we're back, everybody. Hey, Brian, who was that song? Yeah. That's, those were the mystic. seers from their brand new single, You Caught Me Lion. Nice. And great, great song there.

All right. All right. Well, I'm going to go get in the car, and I'm going to disconnect from this Discord and rejoin when I get in the car and see if I can see how the sound quality is. And can I get, I need a reference point. Can I get the audio clip that I'm going to be emulating? Yes, the audio clip. So, yes, that's a really good point.

You want to be able to say this properly. Yeah, I need to be able to get it right. Here he is right here. Hey, too are I get a fish sandwich. So you got to make sure that, hey, hey, do where they get a fish sandwich. Yep, you got to go. Hey. Hey, do what I get a fish sandwich?

There you go. It was perfect. All right. So go do that. When you, so when you disconnect, Discord, leave. It should let you still come in anytime you want. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because I'm invited into this one.

Yeah, yeah. Removed me from the groups. Yeah, you should be totally fine. Okay. So there he goes. There goes, Brian. I'm going to move this. I'm going to move that by.

He says, he's waving. All right. There he goes. We're going to see how this works. This might be the greatest thing we ever did. Quite possibly the worst thing we ever did. I don't know. But I do know this. We're going to call Bill Duran and get him in here and see what he has to say about things in life. And I'm stalling because I can't find areas. There he is. Okay. You know, you forget. Sometimes your friends are their names in things like Discord. And sometimes it's their company names. And it throws me every time. But today we're doing this. Your bat caves open there, Bill. Bill Duran joining us all the way from PunishProps.com in the beautiful, beautiful state of Washington State with its fog and its rain. It's sunny right now.

I'm looking at it. You should get out in there. We'll get some vitamin D today, man. Get out in there and soak it up some. Good idea. I'll go for a walk. I think you should. Hey, it's good to have you here.

Brian's driving to a restaurant and he may pop in here with a weird thing. We're doing a little bit of a bit to see how it works. That makes total sense. Yeah, and it gets better the more I explain it. Hey, so Bill, you're here every Tuesday talking about stuff you've been making and doing over there. Tell us more. Yeah. Today I wanted to talk about college, about school.

Oh, school. All right. Well, sometimes young makers are high school-aged people will ask me, you know, what courses should I take or what major should I take if I want to be a prop maker? Yeah. Or should I even go to college at all? Now, of course, I did not go to college to be a prop maker. No. I learned all that on my own.

I went to school to be a 3D model or animator artist guy. And I figured I could share my college experience and that would help people. And you could probably share a little bit about your college experience. Yeah, of course. are you um so i always remember this when having conversations with you from before so tell me if i'm wrong but you studied 3d modeling and animation and then at some point you landed a pretty good gig at microsoft but you weren't doing any of that stuff there right no i was doing glorified data entry isn't it funny i mean it's just funny to me i don't know if it's supposed to be funny

maybe not funny funny funny ha ha but it's funny how a lot of our college experience and for that matter even high school interests they don't always translate to where you think they're going to translate to like you while you're there you're like well i know exactly where i'm going to be positioned with this or i know exactly where i'm going to go with this or whatever and then you end up somewhere else and you may be using some of those skills and you maybe got your foot in the door because of your degree or you know all these other things may be true but you don't always end up doing the thing you thought you were going to do not initially. But these days, running your own company and building your own stuff, you probably need to use more 3D modeling than you have since college, is my guess.

Yeah, I do a lot more with 3D printing now. Yes, I do a lot more 3D modeling and I really, really enjoy that. Yeah, that's awesome. Brian, what do you think of that, Brian? What do you think? Yep, I'm here. I'm just going to mute myself, though. Okay, all right. It's too noisy. Yeah, it's a little noisy, but if you mute yourself, it'll be totally fine. Oh, can you hear me? Yeah, we can hear. You can hear us? You can't hear us? this is going to go great then perfect anyway so yeah sorry the path i eventually took there's no resemblance to the path i assumed i would take but every step of the way i learned something that became useful uh later on so i do a lot of 3d modeling now um and i enjoy that

a lot too i'm glad i get to do that uh but also like At Microsoft, I learned what to do and what not to do on an email thread with hundreds of professional people. Like, there are a lot of skills I picked up along the way that are helpful now. Right. You know what I mean? Yeah. Like being able to write a decent email to someone and one that's not really long to get good communication back and forth. I did a lot of that when I worked at Microsoft and those are skills I still use today.

and I certainly didn't learn any of that in college. Sure, sure. But those, it's interesting though, like some of the stuff, what would you say the number one thing that happened in college is the thing you rely on the most now? Was it something specific to 3D modeling? Or was it something like, no.

No, I learned how to listen or I learned how to talk to a dude or, you know, like what? No, I made my best friends, my wife, and like three or four, actually five, I think, of my best friends who all moved to Seattle with me, we all met in college. That's awesome. That's the coolest and best thing I got out of the college experience. I went to school for

quote, computer art in the year 2000. And it was pretty vague what it meant for computer art. Uh-oh. I activated my Alexa. Never won. That can happen. I can't say the C word.

Yeah. Well, it's one of those. words is good not to say but yeah go ahead right so um i did a lot of photoshop some after effects i used a lot of Maya uh when i was in college that was kind of the main thing we learned uh but most of the technical skills i picked up were from my fellow students i didn't have any professors who were uh focused on 3d modeling or animation which was the thing i was the most interested in yeah so i did a lot of that stuff in school but i didn't learn a lot of it from my professors. I learned it from my friends. We all did our own research out of school or out of

class. We did a lot of experimenting with Maya and learning how to do all the cool fun stuff you could do. We did all that like outside of school hours. So when I think, you know, I paid for that experience. It's a little, a little bit of a bummer, right? That I didn't get more of what I wanted out of school academically. Sure. I think that ends up being a lot of people's end up feeling that way? I know I felt that way. I know like Justin Robert Young always talks about his journalism degree. He got it in New York and he

tells everyone. Oh, the Daily Orange. Yeah. It's supposed to Syracuse. Yeah, exactly. And he tells everybody, don't do it. Don't waste your money. Oh, Brian, Ibit, joining us. Brian, hello? I'm here. You're not getting any echo, are you? Not much. A little bit. Not too bad, though. Okay. All right. I can mute

myself when I'm not, when I'm currently not ordering. However, As soon as this white car goes behind me And I think I'll actually have a straight shot To the first drive-thru speaker First up is McDonald's Oh, all right, sweet And you haven't been there in a couple years or something, right? Yeah, yeah, so they won't recognize me

Yeah Nissan Centros trying to decide which of the two lines he's going to go in There we go, he's taking the... Oh, he's taking that one, okay So I'm behind a woman in an infinity license play number Can we get some

location data from your phone all that stuff would be great So are they So are you right? So is she ordering right now? She is. She's ordering Yeah, I could almost

I could open my window and actually hear Probably what she's ordering. Oh, let's hear what she's getting. I want to hear it. Let's see what she's got. She sounds like if she's in a Lexus or something She's probably real weird about it. Infinity.

Infinity. I'm sorry. No, now she's not talking. She's looking down, probably at her phone. I bet she's picking up stuff for the office. Oh, she, someone sent her on an errand. Okay. She's like, said, you know, 18 egg macmuffins and a whatnot.

This is good because this, this drive-thru has an escape route. Yeah. So if I can get the fish sandwich, I'm not stuck behind three cars. Trying to get out. Oh, that's good. I always hate the McDonald's one because they got that, something like you're describing, that split thing, and it always feels weird trying to find over who gets it and when they get it. And I clearly picked the wrong one. The other one opened up. I'm switching to the other one. I'm backing up out of one to go into the other. There's no cars behind me.

It's like action pack, though. I like it. I like it. It is. It is. So look at it. I'm going right around the infinity. All right. Here we go. Window going down or window going up. Yeah. Okay. Here comes. Bill, you're going to be so happy you were here for this. great yeah i promise uh Brian do you need another you need a trainer on this thing real quick or you go I can get to our feet today hey uh is it too early to get a fish sandwich let me check with the kitchen

uh actually no we do have fish sandwiches up this moment all right i'll take uh just take one then one fish sandwich I don't do it oh that's perfect Gold struck on the reference. Yeah, got it. Nailed it. I'm actually shocked it's this, that it isn't too early to get one at 10. I'm surprised by this.

This is good news. How much? I'm sorry, how much you said it is? Okay. Really? That's an expensive fish sandwich. Holy crap. When did those become almost $6?

thank you it's still cod right you're not using swordfish this is like Kim's expensive lobster roll she got the other day everything's too expensive right now thank you very much you did the guy's voice the whole time

that's amazing I had to do it the whole time I got to commit to the bit yeah committed to the bit this is very good All right. It would tell us your next stop before. I would tell us your next stop before I go back to Bill. Next stop will be Wendy's. All right, Wendy's, everybody.

If everybody has a fish sandwich and they're five and a half bucks each, I'm going to be broke by the time we're done with this bit. I can't believe how much money that was. All right. All right. Mute us. Okay, Bill. So one of the things I was going to say about,

well, this is very college, like, go and get fast food and stuff. So it's kind of fits. I have two memories of three memories of college. Similar experience with learning from my classmates. I feel like I learned more from them than I did any my professors. Secondly, I think it costs way too much money at the time. I still think that's true. And it's way more now.

That bugged me. And then the life drawing class I took where we drew naked people all day. still one of the most valuable courses I ever took. And everyone at home is going to be like, oh, Scott, you purved, what, naked people? No, I'm telling you, like, from a technical standpoint, from anatomy, understanding, like just learning how to draw people form, motion,

this sort of stuff, that class was invaluable and kind of all worth everything else I did. It was worth it. Yeah, a quick story about that. I walked in, I was in the advanced figure drawing class. we had a different room with a different model, but I showed up for class and I walked into the beginner nude model class,

and the model was my roommate, Dave. Yeah, nice, nice. Dave, one of my very best friends who I've seen naked again since then. And it's a different, definitely a different... Wait, what was the second context? Not in life drawing, but what? We lived together. Oh, okay.

Yeah. And drank a lot more back then. Yeah, yeah. I could see that being a little looser if, you know, you've already seen him in class. What's the big deal if he walks through the house, naked, sure. So also, though, if you want to take a figure drawing class, you can just take them. You don't have to go to college for that. They happen all the time. That's true.

My buddy Dave realized he could make decent money during college being a nude model. So he did that, and not just for the school. There was a group of artists in town who did weekly meetups, and they hired models to come be their nude model. and he would just go hang out with the people he didn't know and stand there naked for a while. They paid him like $20 an hour, which in 2000 when you were 21 years old. That was pretty great. Oh, that's pretty good cash. All right, we come back to Brian Ibit.

I believe he's in the Wendy's line here. I'm in the Wendy's drive-thru here. Yeah, yeah. I got here really quick. I've been here for like two minutes. I just didn't want to interrupt Bill's life-drying naked roommate story. That was a good insertion right with them. we're at the window

let's see who we got here this is so dumb welcome to Wednesdays we'll create a start for huh is it too early to get a fish sandwich fortunately it is we'll start serving fish in temper okay I got one for McDonald's do you want that one

it's another drive-thru it's another drive-through where I do have an easy escape so I didn't mind doing that Oh my hell. I just coughed up a lung that was, I was not expecting that. I assume he said no. What did he say? I didn't hear it. He did not respond, so I just slowly rolled up my window and drove away. Oh, that poor guy. All right. So Taco Bell is the next one, or what's next?

Burger King will be next. That one's a little further away, so I think we'll be able to get an entire Bell story. Okay, sweet. Yeah, we might be able to hear all of his things before he goes. All right. So we'll see you on the other side there, Brian. You're doing God's work here. All right.

Bill, sorry, you were saying. Where were you saying? What were you saying? Yeah. So being a nude model can be highly lucrative. Oh, yeah, that's what it is. Yeah. You want to make some extra money.

Go get naked. Right. So basically, I can't replace my college experience because it was great. I went to some pretty cheap schools, so I didn't have. a ton of debt. I did have some debt that I have paid off, which feels great. Yeah. So my experience was pretty good for me, though the benefits were not necessarily academic. I think nowadays, anyone could learn almost any technical skill in the college of YouTube, on

YouTube University. There's so much everything I learned technically in college, you can learn for free on the internet now. And if any, if you don't want to, if you want something a little better, there are services that do paid things, there's still so much cheaper than college, like Skillshare or Linda.com or any of those. Sure. And we, and we realize, I fully agree with you on all of this. And I, there are going to be some people that go, yeah, but that ain't going to get me

the job I'm trying to get. True, true. We still live in a time or an era when, you know, your education, whether you got a good one or not is completely determined by this piece of paper you got. Sure. And there are definitely jobs and career paths that require certifications and that sort of thing. And you kind of got it. Go to school for that. But for most technical skills, maker type skills and artistic type skills, like I can't, unless you got, you're just flush with money. I can't recommend going to art schools specifically for the technical skills. But if you do want that college experience, like the life between living at home and living in the real world, this sort of buffer where you are kind of safe to make mistakes, that can be a thing that people need. And I think I benefited a lot from that.

My food was paid for. My boarding was paid for. I wasn't going to go hungry or get kicked out. So it was safe to make a lot of mistakes, which was really great. So if you want to pay for that experience, maybe just don't pay a lot for that experience. Don't go into a huge amount of debt just to get the college experience. Yeah. Other than that, learn the technical skills that you want online. Yeah. And if you want, you know, there's, at least here, solid community college,

which is not a gigantic organization, but a pretty decent community college. As much fun as we like to make of that sort of thing in shows like community is a really good place to get started and see kind of how you want to feel about stuff. And they have great. For example, I took some life drawing classes there and they were great. In fact, they were probably better than the ones at the U at the time. But also, college is a lot more money than it used to be. Yeah, I haven't even looked it up. I don't want to.

It's really bad. Yeah, that stuff you did, the 3D modeling stuff is not cheap now. No, no. Not that it was then, but that has not stopped or gotten cheaper. Just one more quick thing. If you're more of a maker, look into vocational schools. Like, learn to weld, like get certified as a professional welder. not only will it be useful to make your own stuff, but like you can get a job today as a welder, paying pretty good money.

Yeah, they make great money. And then you got a lot more options. Yeah, true. Well, there you go. I like, this is good. There's nothing wrong with a little vocational arts sort of discussion. Once in a while, okay, looks like Bill's going to witness our Wendy's thing or whatever it is. Or Burger King.

No, no, this is the Burger King. This is Burger King time. All right. What's the Overender? What's the Overender? They're going to have it? No, I'm going to say they won't have them. I'm going to say no as well.

All right. Hey, is it too early to get a fish sandwich? Big fish? Yeah. How many? Just one. And it jumps? Nope, that's it.

That's a tit? Did you say that's a tit? How many? Yeah, how many? Fish or big fish? Big fish. Big fish? Really?

You're getting a Tim Burton movie. They're going to hand you the DVD. This one's six bucks. Holy cow. Wow. Oh, my gosh. What is with fish? The wild salmon fish sandwich.

Yeah, that's ridiculous. Freshly caught. Brian. Good morning. How are you? Oh, good. Thanks. I didn't know Burger King had fish.

I don't know if you can hear me saying this. Hey, Brian. Okay. Thanks. Are you? So, so even at the way. window, you're keeping up the voice and stuff. I have to.

This is the same guy. This is the same guy. I love this so much. I love this so much. And, Chad, it is a tax write-off. He can put all this fish on his taxes. Yeah, absolutely. I told Tina before I left that don't need anything for lunch in an hour and a half

because you're going to have a lukewarm fish sandwich. Yeah. And you're going to like it because it was six bucks. You're going to like it. No sides, by the way. No fries, no. No nothing. That's ridiculous.

Yeah. I honestly, I'm a little, I'm a little shocked by, I guess it's something we could have looked up before, but I'm shocked by the price. It's crazy. I mean, it's, oh, yeah, price was. And also, I mean, you know, the fact that it isn't, we're in the middle of Lent. Yeah. So, yeah.

But still, morning, you know. morning fish sandwiches i'm surprised yeah a morning fish sandwich could never should never be six bucks all right well uh so you're good there right yeah i guess i guess i can mute because he's just gonna bring me my fish sandwich here in it so all right if anything crazy happens uh tell us on the other end have fun we'll do we'll see at taco bell all right so bill uh you always leave us with a little bonus stuff for the week and even though today is paste very strangely uh i'll bet you have that today got i do uh yeah so my friend jimmy duressa who's a fellow YouTuber and maker of all sorts of things he has a show on netflix now called making fun i watched the first episode and it is in fact fun

oh man that's awesome to hear he's he's great i love that guy yeah he's super creative the group of dudes he has uh on the show are all really creative they all kind of play their a different role um and it's it's definitely aimed at a younger audience and uh i've been seeing lots of friends saying that their kids love it so i'm not a parent i'm not wholeheartedly recommending this for your children but i've seen other parents recommending yeah it's called making fun making fun on netflix all right this is a nice fun little pun there making fun it means a couple things yeah yeah uh here it is netflix official site a new reality show per per bit jimmy de resta Paul Jackman and Patrick L'Lourri-Lapierre.

Yeah, he's French-Canadian. Okay. And this guy, which one on this? Well, you can't see it. I see a photo here, and one of them looks like you with a giant beard and long hair. Is that Jimmy? Yeah. No.

Okay. That's not him. Oh, no, there's Jimmy. I see him now. All right. Go check it out. Available now. Netflix.com.

You all subscribe to it, probably, or at least you hope to. And it's up there now, and it's receiving very good reviews. Yeah. You like to see your friend succeed. Very nice. I do. Bill Duran, he is punishprops.com and, of course, punish props, the channel on YouTube, sub if you're not. I mentioned him in my recent YouTube of my own, where I showed off his, he may or may not like this, but I showed off your old gun that you made from Mass Effect, and I'd love it.

Oh, yeah. Yeah. People were like, what's going on behind your camera? And I said, well, this thing was made by Bill. So because of my, I'm sure that video will get 500 views, it'll really help boost your numbers. okay so fantastic yeah that's my goal bill have a fantastic week we'll see you next time by now bye poor bill part part of the experiment without knowing it bobby knows because he's in the chat and he'll just have to deal uh let's do a quick check in with brian brian you there he's got

yeah yep i'm here i got uh now the second fish sandwich i actually was thinking about eating the first fish sandwich when he brought me the second one i was thinking about starting to eat the filet of fish well Uh-oh. Uh-oh. He's cutting out. We hit a, we hit a dead zone. Oh, no. Oh, no.

Yeah, we hit a dead zone. I'm not sure Brian can hear me. Well, we're adding Bobby to the call. That'll, that'll solve everything. Science. We need science. If we didn't have science, this would be easy. I don't know what that means.

Hey, let's see who we got here on the line. I'll push this button and find out. Science. It's science time with Bobby Frankenberger joins us from his studios in Beautiful Somewhere, South Carolina. Hello, Bobby. How are you? Beautiful Somewhere, South Carolina. Yeah, beautiful somewhere.

It is beautiful somewhere there, right? Somewhere. It's a beautiful day today. Is it? Nice. We've got green grass coming in. Yeah, I wasn't sure I was going to be here when you called because we have a new lawn guy who came for the first time today. Oh.

I was afraid he was going to try to make me. talk to him. See, now that's hilarious because lawns aren't really lawns there. It's more like you guys are wild jungles, right, the way your grass grows. At least in Mississippi, if Kim was to mow the lawn it really meant like a safari in Africa and whacking down trees. It was terrible. It was a bad time. I mean, I don't know, I don't, I've never cared for a lawn anywhere but here so I don't have anything to compare it to. So maybe, I mean, to me it's just the

but it does grow fast and thick and thick yeah yeah and you got bugs the size of small dogs that's the other stereotype I have about the south big big bugs yeah big giant water bugs I saw one on my run the other day it was like half the size of my

hand oh my lord matuba in the chat says you had a very good episode this week of all around science that's good to hear thanks matuba yeah matuba you're nobody's tub you're your own tuba buddy anyway hey it's good to have you here we're going to talk a little science. I sent you an article earlier

in the week and you said, hey, this is kind of interesting. We might do it. So did we? Is that what we're going to talk about today? Yeah, I almost picked this to talk about on my podcast last week, so I thought it would be a great chance for me to talk about it. It's, yeah,

by the way, I would like to say that I love it, and I'm being sincere, I absolutely love it anytime you sent you send me something. Never feel like you, like I love getting stuff from people saying, hey, Could you tell me more about this? Okay.

Because it's, we all love to learn, and it gives me a chance to dig into something and learn something. Oh, that's fantastic. So when I saw this, actually kind of freaked me out. I'm like, uh-oh. Because the headlines this. Geologists have closely analyzed two bizarre blobs detected deep inside the earth. And I really wasn't, I wasn't sure what to make of that. Well, there's no reason to panic.

Those blobs have been there for as long as we think we know. Like, they've been there forever. and they're blobs of just dense magma. But the thing is, they're a different density than the other magma that is in the mantle. So you know there's like, you know that classic picture of the crust section of the earth. You've got like the core and then the mantle

and then the crust, right? Right. All from like junior high high school. I remember that. Yes. And so this, these blobs are in the mantle, which is the magma sticky, slowly flowing magma section of the earth's crust.

These blobs that are there are very big. They're 6% of the entire mass of the earth altogether. And if you want to imagine where they're located, they are, yes, they look exactly like that blob you're showing. Good. That's how I pictured it. So I'm glad to get some confirmation. That's fantastic.

If you want to know, so they're about the right up against the core. of the earth, so deep in the mantle, and they're about a thousand kilometers vertically extending like up outward, about that's 620 miles, that's how much we're talking about, and about 3,000 kilometers wide, so almost, that's like 1,800 miles wide, a little more than that actually. Those are massive, holy crap. Giant blobs, yeah, to give you some context, the Earth's radius is. is a little over 6,000 kilometers.

So this is like, it's pretty big. Wow. And so what they are, they are what are called large, this is a very technical term, but I'm going to try to explain it. It's a, they're large, low, sheer wave velocity provinces, which are basically what that means is, first of all, we can't, we've never dug any deeper than like, We've never gotten through the crust.

So there's no way for us to directly know what's inside the earth. We've never, like, sampled it or touched it or seen it or anything like that. We've never been in there. So how do we know what's there? So is the movie, the core, is obviously it's science fiction. But is there anything to the idea that we could do any of that? Could we ever, could we get to a place where we could burrow that far and pressure issues being what they are and, you know, sub sub uh it'd be below the ocean i assume like all sorts of there's a there's a million reasons

why we can't do this but i mean could we maybe we could one day i don't know it's pretty hot down there yeah so uh i i never say never um but uh but i don't know that you'd want to if you poke a hole in the earth like you said there's pressure and stuff wouldn't it i would imagine that you'd have some concerns with stuff spewing out i mean that's what a volcano is yeah It seems like it could go bad. There's a lot to consider there. So all we can do is what? Some sort of like sonic scanning sort of things and like we can see structural stuff with various scanning techniques.

But we don't really know. Those blobs could taste like chicken. We don't know. We probably know a little bit that they don't taste like chicken. Okay, good. But they might taste like iron. So maybe they taste like blood, you know, because they taste like metal. But no, yeah, that's exactly how we know what is there is we, so we monitor earthquakes all over the earth.

There are earthquake monitoring stations that detect the shaking that goes on during an earthquake. And, you know, we can detect these at very small amounts all the time. And so what, since these are all over the earth, all over the surface of the planet, what they can do is when, you can, when you detect where an earthquake is, when you first detect vibrations deep within the earth, you can watch the other stations all over the planet, even on the other side of the world, and see when does that earthquake? Oh, we got a Brian. Brian, you back?

We do. We lost you earlier. You were in like a weird dead zone or something. I was able to hear you guys. You guys weren't able to hear me, huh? Yeah, it was weird. You just cut off like it was like bad. That's a really bad area.

So I've expanded the radius. Taco Bell's closed until 11. So Taco Bell's out. We're going to try Jack in the Box. Oh, they have tacos and stuff. Let's see if Jack in the Box supports the Catholics. Yeah, let's see if they do it. All right, this guy's taking forever because he's like loading a bike on his car.

So I'm going to get behind this white truck. Okay. They have tacos there, so chances of a fish sandwich seems likely. I think, yeah, I think so, all right. Well, we got a second because somebody's ordering, what's the overender on the jack-in-the-box fish? Oh, Bobby, what do you think? They're going to have it or no?

Yeah, predictions from both of you. We don't have jack-in-box here. Oh, you don't have them there? Oh, you don't have them there? I think I should congratulate you. Yeah. I heard they have jack sauce. They do have jacksau.

You are not wrong. Yeah, I can make that at all. Yeah, Brian doesn't need to go pay six bucks for jack-sau. He can make his own. Is it too early to get a fish sandwich? No, we have our whole many all day every day. All right, let me get a fish sandwich. Sandwich?

Yep. Yep. Nope, that's it. You want to look to regular? Regular, please. 31. Of course, regular. You don't want to pay 12 bucks.

431 is the cheapest of the fast food fish options, apparently. Wow. Also, I would be concerned about the content of the fish. Well, they did offer, they did ask if I wanted the deluxe, like either a regular or deluxe, and I don't know. That's separate from a combo. I don't know what the, what the deluxe fish probably just adds like what lettuce and tomato or something on. Yeah, or some kind of weird sauce. Probably the jack sauce.

Probably the jack sauce. Yeah, exactly. It could be jack sauce. All right. So, and you, now, you haven't tried all of these, but is that part of the plan, too? you're going to eat each one. Yeah, actually, I think for the snack network, I'm going to record myself trying all three fish sandwiches,

and I'll say which fish sandwich is the best. That's fantastic. That's fantastic. Yeah. All right. All right. I'll let you get back to science. I think the center of the earth tastes like fish.

All right. Very well. I'll for the next while for you. All right. See you soon. Bobby, we're back. We're back, Bobby. We're back.

Yeah, I don't know where we left it, except there's a... Okay, so let me understand this. At the very center of the earth, I'm looking at a little cross-section here on this article. Yep, yep. There appears to be those blobs, they're showing those. And there's lots of little ones, too, kind of floating all over the place. Yeah. What's the main green core behind all that?

Is that the core? That's like the one where the Chud live. Like, that's the main thing, right? The main center core, I believe is all, if not primarily all iron. And is it molten or is it solid? I think it's solid. Well, I think the outer core might be partly molten.

When you're talking about under the earth, it's really difficult to just distinguish. Like, there's not always a clear demarcation between liquid and solid. Sometimes, you know, there's a gradient in between. And so I think the outer core is like mostly solid they call it but and the inner core is solid okay all right and there's no way we're ever going down there that's not happening no i mean just just take it off of your

vacation plans it's not going to happen it just seems really unlikely to me or that we would want to put any kind of resources into that instead we would put resources into us being able to maybe better see it but we can do that from here right the question always is like why do you want to be able to see it. Of course, just knowledge is always good. You learn a lot of things just from basic science that you can't always predict. But we can learn a lot about it from, like I was describing the earthquakes, when an earthquake starts in one place, those waves of propagate through the earth, and you can detect where they show up on other parts of the earth and when they show up there, and you can just do some fancy math and figure out, is there anything,

what's the density of stuff in between? Is there anything that was blocking the way that changed the direction of the waves and all this kind of stuff? And if you put all these data points together from many earthquakes, starting in many different places in the earth, and you can start to develop a map

of what these higher density zones might be. So why was this in the news, though? Is because the blob that was under Africa is way higher than the one on the other side of the earth, and it's way higher, it reaches way higher up than they thought it did, and it might actually help explain why we see some strange differences in the African crust, in the tectonic plates of Africa that are different from other places.

For example, Africa bulges up a little bit, and this might explain why that is. There's also a lot of ancient vulcanes, volcanic activity. There were a bunch of super volcanoes hundreds of millions of years ago. Yeah. And this might explain that. Also might explain why there's so much diamond, so many diamonds on the surface in Africa because, you know, just that kind of geology pushes stuff up and out and close to the surface, you know. Yeah. And so that's, and that's interesting because I didn't know,

I don't know why I didn't know this, because now that I say it out loud, it feels dumb not to know this, but I didn't know diamonds were related to volcanic activity or I know they're geological in nature and I know they, I just assume they're from carbon being compressed forever in a small little space and yeah, but that compression, that pressure has to happen pretty deep down. And so once you're down there and that pressure happens so deep, how does it get back up? Oh, good point. And it's through volcanism that it gets pushed up. The other question is, how did these, this is the really cool part for me to think about is they're starting to ask now, how did these blobs even form in the first place? Because think about it, if you, the earth is pretty old. It's like billions of years old. Yeah, right?

And it was all molten at one point. And so if it's all like liquid magma at some point, you would imagine that all the differences of material, like slowly forming over time, it probably would have been pretty uniformly distributed everything, right? So why are there these higher density areas?

And some people think it's like Earth's crust plates at fault lines between they're called subduction zones, but it's where the tectonic plates overlap each other. One of them will get pushed underneath the other one, and they think that might be contributing. Maybe crust is being pushed, continually pushed down into the mantle.

Some people think, some scientists think that it's actually remnants of when, are you aware that Earth had a collision with another planet billions of years ago? No. What? I really didn't know that. Or at least, it's a very popular theory of how the moon actually formed. And it's the leading theory. So we can't know for sure, of course, but it's pretty well accepted that there was another planet. It was they actually named it. They call it Thea. And it was a Mars-sized planet. And our planet was roughly a similar size.

And we smashed into each other. And then it formed the moon. They think that these zones might be leftover remnants of Thea, like Earth 8 Thea. And that's the leftovers inside. Wow. Okay. So there could have been some of the guts of that other. that other, from that collision left inside.

Yeah, possibly, or some combination of the two, like both of these things are going on. We don't really, can't know for sure, but understanding why this stuff happened and understanding that it's there and that it's closer to the surface can help us, can help geologists model what's going on underground and actually help us, you know, predicting earthquakes is very difficult, but it could help us understand how they happen and why they happen and maybe lead to better prediction, maybe not. But understanding what's going on is useful. Was this thea planet in like some kind of crazy weird orbit?

Like what wasn't around our sun, or was it? Well, like, that's the part that throws me. Is it just in our way? It was really early, it was really early on our solar system's history. So not all of the orbits were probably as stabilized. So early on, the orbits of planets likely overlapped a little bit, and it's just you have close calls, and maybe it doesn't, you pass by this time and you don't hit each other, and then next time you accidentally crash into each other, and then a new planet is formed. Wow. But that's not early.

That's what they think happened. That's crazy. And you get the moon now out there going, hey, I remember that. I was part of that deal. All right, that does surprise me. Green Bay, Spitey says a rogue planet. It's possible, I guess. We can't know for sure.

Oh, yeah. Because rogue means, that implies a lot when you say rogue. You know what I mean? Yeah, it implies that it can steal the powers of the other planets just by touching them. Oh, that kind of rogue, yeah. I was thinking more like it was in its own volition decided one day to break orbit from wherever it was and go. Well, there are rogue planets that, When astronomers talk about rogue planets, they're talking about planets that just don't, they're not bound gravitationally to any star.

And they probably would have formed within a star system, but through something, something happened to cause it to escape. Like maybe, who knows what happened. Could be anything. It could be no longer. Yeah. And we're also talking cosmic time. So when you say early in the development of our solar system, that could be. you know, hundreds of thousands,

prox, millions of years, billions of years ago. Yeah, like long time, long time ago. We don't think of it as the same as... Before there was life on Earth, for sure, is when this would have happened. And mathematically, it's probably far more likely that Thaya was a planet that belonged to the solar system because it's much more likely that two planets in the same system

would have had overlapping orbits rather than it just so happened that a planet from outside the solar system flew through our solar system and hit our planet. But it's not impossible. It's just way less likely. So you're saying aliens. That's what you're saying.

So you're saying there's a chance. There's a chance. Well, all right. Well, that's fascinating stuff. This article was on. Let me find out the source. Science Alert.com if you guys want to read more. And, of course, this sort of stuff gets talked about all the time on all around science.

Bobby, tell the fine folks at home where they can get that good show. All around science is, is, can be. be found where you find science podcasts. That's just, it's as simple as that. And you find science podcasts in the same place that you find this podcast. So yeah, wherever you're listening to this, you can find that here also. Just search for all around science. On the last episode, we talked about blood type. Do you remember a couple weeks ago, we talked about the donor or the universal donor organs that they're trying to make? Oh, yeah, yeah. That's a good discussion. Well, I talked about that again on our show because I wanted to look at that and dig a lot more deep and talk about what

blood type is and why blood type is a thing and why only certain types of blood can be donated to certain other types of blood and stuff like that. That's great. We talked a lot about why that happens. Very, very cool. I'm excited to catch the next episode. And if you guys have not heard it before, now's the time. Get on the ball. I think that's it. Bobby, you have a fantastic week. I hope you enjoyed our weird food interlude as well. That was, sincerely, that might have been, that might have been the most I've laughed in any bit that you guys have ever.

Oh my gosh. Well, that's a, that's high praise. It was very funny. Bobby Franks. I could never do that. I have like a weird social anxiety. I could never. Oh, I'm terrible at this.

You and me both, dude. I can't do it. I would be, I'd break down to the last thing. This is like me when I try, when I'm trying to prank somebody, I'll do like this. I'll go. I'll do the prank. whatever, and then I'll go, just kidding. And like immediately after.

So there's no question in their minds that I was just, you know, fooling around. I could not do what Brian did today. It would be impossible for me. No, me too. Thankfully, he put himself in the fire. Thankfully, we have a Brian to make fun of people when we can't. Yeah, exactly. When we can't do it, Brian steps in and make sure those people have a fish sandwich.

Bobby, have a fantastic week. We'll see you next time. Brian, he's still out there. Oh, yeah, I'm here. Well, the echo is gnarly. Oh, was it? Yeah, I figured since it didn't have time to adjust. Yeah, it's still, I think, oh, I still hear it.

Is it still really bad? It's really bad. It'll fix itself, I think, hopefully. Okay. Maybe it will. I don't know. Do some more talking. All right, here's some more talking.

I'm talking. I've got stuff to say about things. Here I am. Still echoing. Is it working? It's still echo echo. Echo, echo. Yeah, it's still echo.

fuck, that's All right, well, just put it on handset mode. On hand set mode. I could, oh, well, yeah, then I have to,

then I have to sit here and hold it against, oh, no, I guess I could just speakerphone. Yeah, you can speakerphone. Let's do that. Yeah,

on it, okay, hold on. I'll bet this is better. I already don't hear echo. Who I set up speakerphone? Uh-oh. Oh, they're there.

Also, also navigate. Yeah, you should probably, I don't want you to, you know don't be wiping out anywhere or wrap yourself around a pole yeah is it any better yeah definitely definitely better not getting echo at all now okay cool yeah because what i did is i disconnected it and then it reconnected via bluetooth so it's it's still coming through my car stereo but oh it's so much better it's like a thousand times better wow i don't know i don't know what the

difference is that's really weird okay well um something definitely changed uh all right so Brian's back. Have you tried any of your food yet? Have you done any of this? I have not. No, I'm going to get it home and then I'm going to if we probably still won't be doing a show because I'm like two or three minutes from home. Yeah. But I was going to cut a sliver of each one and take a bite. Yeah. But probably won't be able to do that. Probably not. Do you have, I just realized, you probably don't have song stuff with you, do you? The info. Oh, you do. Oh, my gosh. You're so prepared. All right. This is fantastic.

Do the request now? Yeah, let's go ahead and do this. Real quick to let find folks at home know if you enjoyed today's fish sandwich adventure. Patreon.com slash TMS is a place where you can show your gratitude that Brian was willing to do this. And do it for you, people. Really, he doesn't need fish sandwiches. Yeah, it was for you. So anyway, go check it out.

Patreon.com slash TMS. Still time to get in on the month. Just put some new artwork out for printing that will then be sent to your door. Yeah, that's right. There are many benefits. That's just one of them. Check it out. Patreon.com slash T.

All right, Brian, we should, oh, if there are any fish experts out there that want to tell us why fish prices are so high, the morning stream at gmail.com, okay? The morning stream at gmail.com. I would love to hear the reasons. I'm more concerned why the fish prices that jack in the box are so low compared to everybody else. Yeah, that's, I would worry about that as well. But look, you're doing it for science. It's all good in the end. That's right. Exactly. Let's do a song. Brian, you have a, you got some stuff there with you. What are we going? I do, yeah. So Paul Jigger Dad wrote in. He's always in our chat room as Jigger Dad. He was part of my D&D group under that same name. He says, Hey, Scotch and Bourbon, March 15th is my birthday. This will be my last birthday in my 30s. And for the first time and a long time, I took off work, so I should actually be home live to listen. Hold on a second. Making a left turn, probably should not look at my phone. Let's see. My new job, I listen live. But I can't really pay attention to check. chat. Once TMS is done, I plan to be rolling Destiny 2 all day, maybe trying some raids in the game. I am asking the covermaster and fellow dungeon explorer to play a track that he feels would be on the peacemaker soundtrack for a cover. The music on that show was

awesome. Love the show, though. Paul Jigger, or Gigier, aka Jigerdat. Nice. I don't remember this peacemaker show. I don't remember that at all. What? Yeah. like John Sina, D.C. comic, Peacemaker. Oh, sorry, sorry, piece. Yeah, I just haven't seen it yet. In my brain that would not translate. But yes. All right.

Now I know what it is. It does translate and it was awesome. If you have not, so you haven't checked it out. You absolutely need to check it out. It's incredible. I'm going to binge it. Yeah. One of the best things about the show is the intro.

And it's a song called Do You Want to Taste It by a Norwegian metal band, Glam metal band called Wigwam. Wigwam also worked with Bruce Kulik, who was a member of Grand Funk Railroad, and also a one-time member of the band KISS. And the two of them, or the group and Bruce Kulik, recorded this cover right here of Kisses I Was Made for Loving You. So this would for sure be on the peacemaker soundtrack. Very nice. I'll play it now.

We'll be back tomorrow with a regular episode. We'll see you then. Hey, Bruce, why don't you give up to some? Sure, Wigwam. Let's rock and roll I'm gonna give it all to you. In the darkness, I'm gonna give it all to you. In the darkness, so much I want to do.

And the night, I'm gonna lay it at your feet, because girl I was made for you. you when you were made for me I was made for love in you baby you were made for loving me and I can't get enough for you baby can you get enough for me tonight

I want to sit in your eyes Feel the magic It's something that drives me wild Well, because I Gonna make it all come true Because, you were made for me And girl I was made for you I was made for you

I was made for love in you, baby You were made for loving me I can't get enough for you, baby. Can you get enough for me? Whoa, whoa, whoa. You're going to love. Whoa, whoa. Go to love.

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Oh Oh Oh Yeah Oh I I don't know. I was made

You were made I can't get enough No Can't get enough I was made for love with you, baby You were made for love with me And I can't get in love for you This is part of the frog. You're going to know for me?

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