The Shane Dawson Podcast - Antartica Conspiracy Theories & My Tour Announcement!!!

Episode Date: August 16, 2026

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Wayfair, every style, every home. This is so crazy. So check out the clip I saw that made me terrified. Oh. Check out Sally here. Ew. Wait, is this real? Yeah, this is real.

Oh. Wait, this is real. Okay, I'm so excited. The tour is happening. Ah, I'm freaking out. Okay, so let me give you all the details. The first two cities are Boston and Chicago, and the tickets go on sale Friday the 21st this week. But if you want to be a part of the pre-sale,

all you got to do is go to Shane Dosson Live.com, put your email, and you'll be sent to code, and then you can get your tickets on Thursday the 20th at 10 a.m. Eastern Time. Also, if you're a Patreon member, you can get access to tickets Wednesday, the 19th at 10 a.m. Eastern Time. So I'm going to be showing you guys the pilot, and I'm just, I'm so excited about you guys actually seeing it. Then we're going to be doing the Q&A. So me, Ryland, Spencer, maybe a couple other fun special guests are going to be there.

We'll talk for, you know, I don't know, 30 minutes, 45 minutes-ish, and just hang out. And then there's also the meet and greet option. So, yeah, I'm so excited. This is the first two cities. We'll announce more cities very soon. And, yeah, Shane Dawson Live.com. Check it out. And, ah, I'm so excited.

Okay. All right. I'll see you guys there. Bye. Bye. How about this day? Have you guys, welcome back. Before we start the show, I just have to say something.

I know. My voice sounds a little different. I'm not acting like myself. I'm using a Halloween Stanley in the middle of summer. That wasn't weird to me. I like that. Thank you. No, I'm not a clone.

I have a sinus infection. Even worse. So I'm not myself right now. So I didn't want to cancel this. I'm not contagious. I didn't want to cancel the show though, because I am very excited to do this. And we have a lot to talk about. But I just wanted to be on.

missed it on front. If at some point during the show, I start dissociating and you see me float away, that's why. Very cool. Thank you. Who's going to take your place? We'll leave it open just in case. Just in case he comes back. He'll float back down. Thank you. Okay. Yes, we have so much to talk about today. I'm so excited. Before we really dive into everything, we have a big announcement. We do. Jared and Sandy are van-lifing.

Like, officially, like, Jared T's. Jared texted and he said, hey, is there room to park my van? And I was like, oh, we're tech. Now you're those people. And I did park it. I'm a professional, guys. Wait, so what's the plans?

Are you guys, like, officially, like, gone? Yeah, after this, well, we're staying local for two days. And then we are going up to Canada. Yeah, we're going to go through Oregon and Washington and up to Canada. And then back down to Montana, good old Montana and then heading east. Wow. And then eventually, the real destination, Disney World, in December.

Together taking a long way to get there. Every band wife is dream. I don't know if we would survive that. No. Oh, no, no, no. It's been one day, and it's been, I wouldn't say rough. But, I mean, it's fun, you know. I've had a great time.

Jared's been very stressed out, but I've been trying to just go with the flow, safe, don't worry, everything's good. Which is stressful, actually, for me. Well, I'm excited for this journey. I can't wait for the vlog. Subscribe to the channel. I hope it just makes you guys stronger. They will. A lot of bike riding.

A lot of bike riding. Also, really quick, me and Spencer were talking, but things we want to bring back to the show that maybe we haven't done in a while. And one thing that I was like, maybe we should bring this back. Farmers got talent. That's right. It's coming back.

If you have a talent, it could be anything. It could be singing. It could be magic. Let it be magic. It could be acting. It could be drawing, painting, making vests. Winner last time made dolls. Made Steve Hardley over there.

So if you have a talent and you want to submit, the email is on the screen. SDP Got Talent at gmail.com. And you know, do you think you can do something and you think it's weird, but I should do it. Submit it. Also, as far as singing, try to not sing something copyrighted. I know that's hard because, like, what are you going to sing?

Or if you do it, Acapella. Yeah. Yeah. We got copyrighted in the last Farmers Got Talent. And then you get removed from the episode. I know, it's very sad. Yeah, so you're playing with fire. Oh, and don't put anybody's lives in danger

because YouTube also doesn't like that. Was that the driving one? Some girl was like doing stunt driving and YouTube was like, hell no. That was sick. That was so cool. But don't do it. But don't do it.

It's so sad that I don't have any talents. I can't cement. Maybe you'll think of one by the end. And we can have you compete with the winner. I think that was when all of us were supposed to go, oh my God, what about? Well, do you guys have to have talent? I don't know any of your talents.

How could you submit to Farmer Scott talent? You can bitch and complain. Can you imagine if someone actually submitted? Like just looking at something and complaining about it? That's honestly. Lizzie's working on her submission. Well, speaking of bitching and complaining, let's jump in because this first theory is something I'm a little scared to talk about. And I've been thinking about it for the last month.

But then Spencer sent me this video and he was like, hey, have you thought about this? And I was like, here we go. I was already thinking about this. And now other people were thinking about it. So let's do it. So in the last episode, we talked about the voice of God, which was so scary. It's basically some powers that be created allegedly, although I think it is. They created something where it can talk and send a voice to your head to tell you things that aren't real.

And they used it in war to tell the enemy, certain things. Like, very, very scary. Then we saw this. Hundreds of people in the valley say they are hearing voices. in their heads. Those voices are being transmitted by microwave or other methods. Well, several viewers asked us to investigate what they call electronic harassment. P. Amir 6 is Angela Monroe joins us now with what she's discovered. Angela. Electronic harassment, synthetic telepathy, voice to school technology.

Chances are you haven't heard of these terms, but after searching the internet, I found dozens of websites dedicated to the phenomenon and several Valley residents who say they're victims. How much more can you invade me than to go into my brain? It sounds like somebody else is reading the book only its thoughts. We're not having a group hallucination. This is actually something that's happening. These men all live in the area, didn't know each other before the voices started, and say someone is playing mind games with them.

Whoa. That was happening in the Coachella Valley. This is a little bit of an older news report, but it's like, it's just coming up with us talking about it. It's like, and there's also a lot of, um, of like, military. presence and you know desert has a lot of area 51s out in the military where they you know practice stuff it was it could be allegedly talking about this the voice of god thing though i wonder if these cameras also double as some sort of like a sonar system to put thoughts in people that's just a theory just a theory yeah yeah yeah i mean my first thought

when i heard this was oh interesting when i think about that area i'm like like, okay, Joshua Tree, that's where people go to find themselves. They go and they sit alone and they wait to hear the universe tell them something. What should they do with their life? Like, what steps should they take next? So that's the perfect place, just a theory, to send a voice to influence somebody to do something. Then I started to think, well, what's another, you know, place somebody would be influenced? Oh, Coachella, just a theory. But like, you have a group of the most influential age demographic, the target audio, you have a bunch of influencers, celebrities, you know, people in the buying demographic 18 to 34,

and you have them all in one place with huge speakers. Like, that to me was interesting. So I started Googling and looking into it. And I was reminded of Josie and the Pussycats. I don't know if you guys have ever seen that movie. Yeah. Rewatch it. I think that movie is what made me a conspiracy theorist

because I rewatched it recently and I was like, first of all, how did they get away with this? So here's what the movie's about. Spoiler alert. Go watch it. Here's a time code if you want to skip. But the movie is about this boy band who is like the biggest.

boy band the world and they start to realize that, oh wait, is that a weird hidden message in our song? Like once they realize it, their manager has their plane crashed and they die. Looks like we need to find a new band. And then they have to find a new band and they find Josie and the Pussycats. So they become famous overnight and they are kind of questioning like, why are we so famous? Why do people love our music so much? And it's all because the music has subliminal messages put in it to reach the target demographic to do things, to buy product. to, you know, go to certain places, like to influence the minds of the youth.

And in the movie, they do like this kind of rabbit hole explanation of it. And they start being like, oh, yeah, we've been doing this for years as the music industry. And they show like every big artist who's died in a freak accident and insinuate that they were behind it, which that was a ballsy thing to put in the movie. I was like, whoa, it made it feel like a conspiracy. I was like, holy fuck, this is good. This is scary. And yeah.

So that movie came out and weirdly enough, even though, It's incredible. Watch it. It's so good. It's so dark and funny and the music is so good. But somehow the movie came out and totally flopped. Flocked. Like, did not do well at all, even though it's really good and it makes you wonder, why did it flop?

Who made it flop? I don't know. There's a lot of crazy things about that movie. But this is not exactly the same. But if you saw K-pop Demon Hunters in that movie, there's like a boy band that's literally like they're demons in disguise. And they're trying to get everyone to get. Hey y'all's Kelly Clarkson with Wayfair. Ever order furniture online and wonder what if?

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Whoa. Like, and they're controlling people through their music and stuff. It's interesting. It's not worlds apart from... Wow. That soundtrack was awesome. It's so good. Yeah.

It was off the charts. Well, speaking of... Companies, I don't even know where to go with this next one. I just want to talk about this because I think it's so funny. Okay. So we've talked about the theory that AI, you know, companies are using AI to create trends to make their products go viral or, you know, start movements or whatever it is. This one is so funny to me. I love Dutch Bros.

Okay. So I'm not coming for them. I don't think they were behind this. I don't think. No, definitely not. But there is a theory. So there is this new drink that started going viral, but not really. It was just like, in like Dutch Bros.

In Dutch pros, it started going viral. And I was like, wait, what is this? And if you look, it's called the Lavender Cloud. And it gives you the recipe, three pumps of coconut, two pumps of lavender, two pumps vanilla. And it gives you all the things. And it's like, ooh, this looks really good. But if you look at the comment section, somebody said, hi there, Dutch employee here.

To start, this is AI. And unfortunately, we cannot make this drink. But we can try to make something similar. It would taste quite gnarly, given the fact that five scoops, not pumps of a flage. Typically with chai, we avoid doing more than a couple scoops of flavor, given that our chai is already sweet. Second, that is a photo of whipped cream, not soft top. And then they just keep going on why this drink doesn't make any sense. And that if you actually ordered it, the way that this AI account is saying to do it, it would be like so fucking disgusting.

Because of how much syrup would be in it that you couldn't be able to drink it. So then I was like, ah, I wanted to get some for us to try to see if AI made a good trend. But then I realized there's no Dutch pros by us. But there is a Dutch Bros by Ryland's family. So, detectives, Morgan, Vicky, and Grandma Janice went to Dutch Bros to try it for us. Our reporters in the field. So let's see what they think of the fake AI lavender cloud.

Lights, camera, action. Hello, SDEU. Your favorite Adams ladies are coming to you live from Colorado because Shane has sent us on a quest. Our favorite California people, they don't have a Dutch Bros within driving vicinity. So we are going to do investigative research journalism on their behalf. Everybody ready?

I'm ready. We have grandma on the back as well. She's not going to respond to them. Is there any way to customize the shake? Yeah. Okay. Can we do that? Is there any way to do this?

Have you had anyone order this yet? No. Never. So it's definitely not viral. Yeah, for sure. Thank you, so much. Are they going to start throwing up? I don't know.

Oh, they didn't even do this cream on top. Oh, my gosh, it looks... I like it at all. She just looks white. No. I have a feeling it's gonna be good. Oh, it's insanely good. Wow.

What's in this? I wonder how many calories are. A lot. It's very good. Oh, wow. Sama-approves. I could slam down that whole thing. I would give it a 9.5.

They also drink Jumoka shakes from Arbis. Yeah. Yeah, that's their, that's their level. Their go-toe. AI confirmed they do make some good drinks. Bye. Bye. Bye.

Bye. Okay, so maybe AI created a good drink, but then this, so thank you, by the way, thank you, Adam's family. Thank you. Reporting live. Live. But now we all gotta go try one. See? Don't worry.

We'll be trying some stuff later on in the episode. Oh no. Oh, perfect. It shouldn't be gross at all, actually. Oh. I don't know. Okay. Whoa.

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I do not want the government to sue me. Do they do that? I don't think you'd be lucky if they just sued you. Oof. That was not a creepy you made it on way worse. I didn't mean to be that creepy. I have to go. The answer is no. They for sure won't see you. Okay, good. This theory is about what is happening to the food and what is happening in our stomachs? We definitely are having a food shortage and they're trying to cover it up. This new parasite that's going around, it's probably just conditioning us to be used to there being nothing in the stores. We're running out of food. We are running out of food. And that is why they're,

are now pushing all this lab grown meat and why this parasite is becoming a prevalent issue and why they're pushing the glp ones okay literally my first thought and once again government parasite don't sue me um but the my first thought once this parasite started going around if you don't know what I'm talking about I can't I don't know how you haven't heard about this you're not living in fear of this congrats this parasite has taken over and it is giving everybody explosive diarrhea for weeks. Imagine being in a van during that. Now, I know you're thinking, how do you distinguish it from your normal explosive diarrhea? I don't know.

So maybe I've had it. But basically, because it's being spread allegedly, they don't really know how it's being spread, but the theory is it's coming from, you know, pre-packaged lettuce, berries, a lot of produce. So people now, including myself, are afraid. They're like, well, like, for me, I'm afraid of salad. I'm, like, terrified of salad. I haven't had a salad in weeks. So now I'm just like, well, the more processed, the better.

Like, oh, did it come in a can? I'll eat it. Like, I literally am choosing on Postmates. I'm like, that looks too healthy. I should get something more processed because I'm afraid. Yeah. So it's making, to me personally, my first thought was like, okay, do I think it's a fake parasite? No, I think it's real.

But my first thought was like, huh, this is an interesting. way to get all of us way more into and excited about processed food. Because before that, people were starting to complain about it. And now we're all like, fuck the produce. Give me the fucking boxed mac and cheese. Like, I know I'm not going to get, well, box mac and cheese would never give you. I think it is also crazy because maybe like six months ago,

we talked about how there's only a couple owners of most of the farmland in the US. Yeah. But they're buying this land, allegedly because data centers, because these data centers have to be humongous in order for us to, you know, use AI and all of this. There's even a company in a video who's offering people like $25,000 to host mini data centers in their house, which is like the craziest thing. Yeah, it's insane. But I think this is also something like the processed food, they don't have to do this on farms.

They can just do it in buildings. So they're trying to get us away as much as they can from caring about eating farm fresh because it's more important that we have data centers. And the farms is also meat. Well, I do want to say the people that own these specific farms, I read that they actually just got an FDA approved to grow more lab food. Yeah. Yeah. So they're literally, allegedly just a theory, getting rid of farms,

wanting us to start eating fake meat, like lab grown meat, lab grown milk, which we talked about in the last episode. Everything is now lab grown. I mean, you've seen there's so many videos of, like, chicken and fruit and weird things going on, and everything looks fake and, like, simulated, blueberries. They're getting us used to all this and we started complaining. So what did they do? Allegedly just a theory? Parasite. Now we're all like ready for that processed food. Oh, the lab grown meat doesn't have parasites. Great because salmon does have little parasites. We've seen the

Costco videos. Like it really is training us to be more like accepting and looking for the processed food, which is also allegedly just a theory why now everything has protein in it. Because it's like, well, if we're not going to eat real meat, where are we going to get protein? Your Pop-Tarts. Yeah. You're processed Dorito back, which I love Doritos and Pop-Darts. I'm just saying. This just all really scares me. It was someone who had a crazy gut infection not that long ago and was in the hospital because of it.

I'm scared of all food now. Like, I'm just terrified to eat anything. I've had a series of insane gut issues, another infection really recently. I went to the hospital for. And I've been talking to, like, family in Germany and, like, friends in Australia. And they're like, oh, this isn't happening here. Like, we don't have any of these things. Why is this happening in your country?

It's also interesting because our stomachs house our main like nerve center, which some people call our second brain. So also when they're doing this lab grow meat or this simulated blueberry fruit, whatever the case may be, they could potentially be putting things in there that are weakening our senses in our stomach. You know, so it's like, just like people say go with your gut, your stomach always tells you like the truth. I mean, this is another way of mind control, only now they're attacking the second brain as well. I guess the secret is create the problem, create the solution. Yeah. It seems like that's kind of what we're in the midst of right now.

I mean, also ultra-processed food, I think I've talked about this before in the bucket, but there was a study where a guy just ate ultra-processed food every day for like a month or something, and it literally creates new pathways in your brain to become more likely to become addicted to everything. So like addiction to your phone, you know, everything that's like keeping the control in there. So it's like both your brains. It's literally like mood control through your stomach and literal habit control through your brain. MK Ultra 2026. MK Ultra Processed.

Whoa. What a talent, though. What a niche merch. There's a few people that might really love that. Well, I know what you're thinking. Where am I going to get real meat then? Because everything is lab grown. Everything is, you know, not real.

You might be able to find some real meat at Walmart. Although we're not sure what kind of meat it is. Before I show this video, I'm going to say, I do not believe this is true. I don't think she's lying, but I have a reason for why I don't think it's true. So yes, Walmart don't sue me. I don't think it's real, and I'm about to explain why I don't think it's real. But first, let's dive in. They won't let me post the results, so I'm just going to tell you guys, go to Walmart and buy any type of ground meat, to the matter if it's beef, chicken, pork.

And then go to Walgreens and buy a home DNA test and send it in. No. You're gonna have like 200 parents. Don't eat that stuff. What? What? Okay. A little cryptic.

What is she saying? 23 and meet her meat? She's saying, not us, that there could be potentially, just a theory, people in the meat. Wow. Meet people. So I started researching this because I was like, first of all, what a good video idea. Yeah, I know. As soon as I saw it, I was like, okay.

conspiracy van. That would have been so fun. Just going to Walmart getting a DNA test. It turns out it's 100% some bitch. Video rides itself. But I started looking into it. Here is what I found.

So first of all, they're saying that human DNA can be found in kind of anything, especially when meat is being ground in a factory setting. It could literally be like somebody's hands, like their sweat, a fingernail, like a fingernail. I know. I know. It sounds gross, but honestly, if you look into like the standards of meat factories and stuff, they're pretty low. Like they can have a certain amount of something without it being like illegal.

Like they can because accidents happen. Squirrel falls in. Oh, I'm kidding. Walmart, I'm kidding. I'm kidding. But I am curious, like, if we were to do it and it says I have, you know, 200 parents, I wonder if we looked up those people and they do work at factories. Oh, yeah. don't like what if you looked up one of those people and they were just like you know they passed away

like if they are they all passed away like there's some places that we can dive into for fun or i mean could it be that we live on top of burial grounds all over the country and people have decomposed and their genetics are going up into the grass that the cows eat wow wow wow and grass has human DNA in it that makes more sense now you're a thinker that actually makes a lot of sense yeah yeah Because isn't humans allowed to be in fertilizer? Like, isn't that a thing? Really? I didn't know that.

I think so, because there is a certain amount of humans in the ground. Yeah. I think that could be it. Listen, Walmart, this is the one time. I'm standing up for you. I don't think you're selling people meat. But yeah. Next.

Okay. I liked it. I thought it was a good theory. Oh, I love it. Yeah. Okay. So we've been talking a lot about the flock cameras. And you guys have been emailing in a lot about this too because you're starting to see a lot of stuff going on.

Now that I know what I'm looking at. for they are literally everywhere. They are capturing literally everything and we're being told that it's just pictures they're taking of like license plates and this and that. And then we saw this video. We have cameras everywhere in that town. You can't get a breath of fresh air in or out without us knowing. Chrysana Elzer learned the power of flock firsthand when a Colorado police officer showed up at her door holding flock snapshots of her truck. Wait a minute. And take a package. Well there's no shushing. I don't need to be- I need to be shot.

I need to know where this is. The first thing he pulled out on the body cam is that flock picture, the clear photograph of your car. But here's your vehicle in the neighborhood many, many times apparently casing houses, because you just can't drive through for work or visit other businesses. You can only be casing houses. It is her. It is 100%.

It is locked in. There is zero doubt. I wouldn't have come here unless I was 100% sure. So he was wrong. So he was wrong. He was wrong. So there is, there was someone stealing packages, Amazon packages in this neighborhood, and her car was drove by a couple of times, I think to go back to and from work. And so they were using, they were

tracking her, following her camera. The quote that really everyone was freaking out about was he said, we have cameras everywhere in that town. You can't get a breath of fresh air without us knowing. Which I feel like is just shows kind of what we back ourselves into. Then it turned out he was wrong. How did they figure that out? So then eventually the ring doorbell footage from a neighbor came out and it's clearly not her taking the package or something, but it took a whole different type of thing for that to happen. I just thought it's crazy. And so I feel like more, I don't know if you guys have been seeing it, like the flock, people have been trying to take them down. There's been all these issues where the contracts flock has with these cities is the city will be like, like L.A. had a contract with them.

And they're like, ah, we don't want to renew. And the flock was like, okay, well, we're not going to take them down. You can't take them down. It's in the contract. Denver's ditching its controversial flock surveillance cameras. Getting rid of the flock cameras may be easier said than done. City council members in Denver asserted today that flocks saying they will turn off their cameras versus actually removing them is important.

And so these cities now sometimes are just putting bags on them. Hey y'all, it's Kelly Clarkson with Wayfair. Ever order furniture online and wonder what if? Like, what if it doesn't hold up? That sofa was four days old. You should have ordered from Wayfair. With Wayfair, there's no what if. Just style you love and quality you can trust.

Visit wayfair.ca. Wayfair, every style, every home. Because they can't take them down. Wow. And then, so then another section of the part of this is that everyone was saying was being that they're taking videos. There's these reports of cops. I think we talked about it like, you know, misusing them and like tracking their exes

and like stalking people because I can just follow anyone wherever you want. And so then the CEO came out and said, no, no, no, we're just taking, like James was saying, we're just taking pictures of license plates. That's it. And it's just for cars. And so then a bunch of people started submitting like, hmm, this is interesting. So these are all pictures of flot cameras just on walking paths, no cars nearby, no nothing. So I don't know.

I just, it's interesting to watch the like surveillance state be built up around us and like kind of in front of us and everyone's becoming aware of it. And then the other thing that's been happening recently is that flock cameras are now being hidden because their people are realizing like, oh, they're like taking them down. They were putting stuff in front of them. And so there's also stuff like this happening where... Yeah, you might think it's just an innocent little speed reader, right? Oh, look at this. Volusia Sheriff's own this one. It's my speed.

I might even be able to get five miles an hour of it from running. But what lurks on the back of it? Not there. It's put it right there. So they're just starting to hide them. Yeah. So that's the only one to me that makes sense. they're saying they're looking for license plates.

Because that actually like, if someone's speeding, they could take your picture. I think we talked about before, D.Flock is like the organization that tries to track it all. It's these guys trying to like map them. And the CEO of Flock considers them a terrorist organization and is trying to get them like shut down. And it's like the one person keeping track of where everything is. And he's like shut it down, shut it down. I mean, listen, once again, like I always say when we talk about this, if there are no more missing people, then great.

But if they start putting all these cameras on walking trails and parks and everywhere else and we still have missing people, then there's a problem. What is the point of these cameras? 100%. Literally what? Now we have ring cameras on everybody's door. We have flock cameras in every fucking park. We have drones flying around catching everything.

Like how are we still losing people? It does not make sense. And how are they so wrong? Yeah, and they don't even get it right. They were wrong. Well, I wonder too, how are we compared to? Because I know the UK, right? They have a whole system.

I wonder where are we at, like close to where they are, you know, like on all these cameras. And I'm kind of just wondering how long is it going to take for us to get there? Yeah, I also know China is in a similar situation where they have a lot of like monitoring systems everywhere. And where is all of this footage being stored? Private company servers. So, yeah. Well, to lighten the mood just a little bit, maybe we should have a snack. You know what?

We've been talking a lot about protein. Why don't we try Chipotle's new protein cup? Yay! I'm sure that's safe. No lettuce, right? So it's just a cup of chicken. Yeah, their new thing is just a protein cup, this new protein thing. And she basically figured out it's supposed to have 32 grams of protein in each cup,

which measures out, I think she says it, to about four ounces. And so she's like weighing it with just the chicken, not even the thing. It's supposed to be four ounces. Two point seven. Just when we thought you were doing better. You do this to us? And that's probably like $8 for two ounces of chicken. And people who are getting this are really on top of their protein.

Like, help them out here. That's kind of crazy that they're marketing it as high. It's just chicken. Or maybe listen, Chipotle, I don't want any more drama with Chipotle. Do you have drama with them? I don't know unspoken. It's also so up to human air. I mean, like, it's...

But it's like make a scoop that's exactly... That's a four-ounce scoop. Yeah, simple. And it's chicken. Chicken's like the least expensive of me. Right. Well, shout out Chipotle. Shout out.

I would go for Chipotle right now. Okay. This is an update to my Katie Perry theory. And I'm so excited that there's an update to this. And yes, in the last episode we talked about the Katie Perry theory, which is after she sold her catalog of music to a company. for like $200 million. Good for her.

All of her old songs are going viral, which the theory was that maybe this company is creating these viral trends with AI or whatever to get these old songs popular again, to get the stream numbers up so they make money. And she doesn't, right? That's the theory, just a theory. So then we got this email from Caitlin. Hey, Shane Dawson podcast. My name is Caitlin, and I'm a hairdresser from Dallas, Texas.

Hi. On the latest episode, I heard this segment all about Katie Perry's songs going viral. I had no idea her catalog was recently sold. long story short. I work in a building of salon suites. We have an Amazon Alexa that plays music throughout the whole building. When we first got the Alexa, I started to notice it played a lot of Katie Perry. So then once I became hyper aware of this, I noticed that all day, every day, it was only Katie Perry. This went on for weeks. I let the salon owner know and she checked her Amazon account and she does not have Katie Perry saved as a favorite artist. No one in the building has

ever asked Alexa to play Katie Perry. When it runs out of Katie Perry songs to play, it starts playing her performing covers of other songs. I'm always telling Alexa to change the station. The weird thing is that once it plays through a playlist, or if you turn Alexa off and turn it back on, it automatically always defaults right back to Katie Perry. I've been theorizing for a few months that she must have some sort of contract with Amazon music where it defaults back to her. So this was so funny to me because I'm like, oh my God, what it? Just a theory. But what if once she sold her catalog?

Yeah, like, what if the company, just seriously, just a theory? What if the catalog or whoever the company is does have some sort of deal with different streamers and different, you know, because yeah, they play music through every building you're in, every dentist office, every whatever. Like, what if that's another way that they are making their money, which was just so funny to me. I mean, I don't think it would be too far off because like when artists release new songs back in the day, They would purchase like, we want to be played this many times at this day, right? Right. Yeah. And so I don't see how that wouldn't be in their capability.

Yeah. And like an Alexa or Google Home or something, like, that would be smart for them to just be like, hey, be one of like, I know. I know Amazon owns like all of my favorites, Garth Brooks music. So I don't listen to his music ever. I guess my thought is if you're out in the world, you say you're at a dentist office, you're at the store, wherever you are. See if they're playing Katie Perry and see if they play two back to. back and see if they're old Katie Perry, not the new stuff. I am curious. Leave us some comments, send you some emails. Like, I am very curious if out in the world this is happening, because it is

so funny to me. Katie Perry has nothing to do with this, by the way. It's not like she's out there planting all this. Like, this is allegedly, she sold the catalog. So yeah, very, very interesting. I mean, it's not going to harm you. You're going to be having a great time. Two Katie Perry songs, back to back. God bless. This is so crazy. So I'm going to give no context. Check out the clip I saw that made me terrified. A rural upstate New York School District. They're bringing humanoid robot teachers into the classroom. Check out Sally here.

That's your name. These students are gonna be- See, Sally would give me nightmares. Even the reporters like, no. They're gonna have access to these bodies. What is she? It has silicone, long, or it has silicone skin, long brown hair, facial expressions.

Oh, long brown air. Parent teacher conference is going to get wild. I don't know. In what class does she teach? School officials say the robots aren't meant to replace teachers. Instead, they serve as classroom assistants. What? It's part of a pilot program.

And the company behind the robots say they hope to deploy a fleet. Okay. This is fucking insane. This is fucking insane. I don't even want to start. So then I started falling even more down the rabbit hole. There is a video of how these things are made. Yuts.

Which, okay, you know when you see your teacher out like at, you know, smart and final? The worst. Imagine you see your teacher like this. Ew. Like Mrs. Robinson? What happened? This is so scary.

Ew. Imagine I'm like the school bully and Sally's like, get over here, detention. If I'm the school bully, I'm throwing a cup of water in the Sally's face. And I make him and Sally's head explode, right? That's what's going to happen. Yeah, but the creepy part is that they're going to be growing up with these robots.

So how long is it going to take for them to realize this robot's a robot? I think they're going to know. I think they're going to know right off the back. I mean, at least it'll be safe though, right? Because robots, you know, they've trained correctly. Robots will never do anything to harm anyone, right?

And this video, I mean, this just happens to be a video we have at a place where they make these sort of robots. of the first day of testing of you can see what the robot was. They sort of frame it as like very funny but it's um oh fighting against wait this real yeah this is real oh wait this is real yes this is that like really tests like robots wow is this gonna eliminate school robots because people aren't gonna need to rely on knowing anything I feel like long term that's kind of the plan it seems like it listen I promise we're gonna stop talking

about AI. I know we're burnt out on AI, which is what they want. But this is the last thing I want to say. This one really affected me. I saw this and I was so excited to send it to Rylan because this is Rylan, right? So this is a real I saw. And basically the idea is it's a dog and the idea is when your owner has road rage. That is Riley. That is literally listening to Katie Perry. Are you kidding? Literally. We will be just like in a car like I'm having the best time ever and then like he'll get the road rage and it's so scary and I'm just like I will slam on my brakes so then no way we weren't going to know that dog was AI so then I posted in the Patreon group chat and I was just like oh my gosh like this is Rylan and people are like oh ha ha but Shane don't you know that that dog's AI and I was like

I'm sorry what yes this account is tofu and tofu is being upfront about it in his bio It says AI creator, but it's literally an AI dog who does like these funny videos. And it got me. It's the worst. It's the worst. Well, Sandy, do you have a confession? There was two dogs that have a podcast. Do you follow tofu?

What a clever name though, because tofu is like fake meat. And the dog is fake meat. Wow. That makes good. Okay, creator of tofu, come on the podcast. Yeah, that was genius. But you guys, real quick, I don't know if it's something we're going to talk about, but you said micro dramas.

Oh my God. Is that what you watch on Instagram? She prefers that they're AI. Fuck the errors. I don't prefer that it's AI. The difference is that AI, I know it's fake. So even though the bat and the acting is horrible. I mean, it's AI.

It takes you out of it. You know what? Yeah, it takes you out of it. And so I think that's what the appeal is about these other microdramas. So are you familiar with what microdramas are? Yes. So Sandy was watching. them the other day and literally what they've done is they've taken like the shortest

attention span activities ever and made these shows where a whole series is like 30 minutes long and it's all broken up into one minute segments that are just trailers for the episode and you can only watch so much of it until you pay 1699 okay first of all I only pay for one week sugar daddy the sugar daddy got her and she's a little bit better it pays you it's a weekly thing which is expensive 16 bucks a week. A week is crazy. And I'm pretty sure that's like a day.

That's why we're living in a van. I think normally it's like $20 a week. Listen, I don't watch. I never watch these. But as I was telling Rylan, what they do is they show you practically all of it. Except the ending. And it's like, well, shoot, I've now invested so much time. I want to know if the dragon man guy ends up with the girl, you know.

Yeah, but how many times are you proven wrong from your assumption of what probably happens at the end? Oh, it's AI. Is it a plot twist? I know, but it's just like, you know, you get carried away. And it's funny because, you know, tell me the plot. And AI has just taken, like, all of the popular movies in the past 50 years, condensed it and boiled it down. And it's all the same thing. It's like lifetime movies that are all the same.

We all know what's going to happen. The dog's going to show up. The owner is going to fall in love with the guy that just moved there, whatever. Like, it's all the same stuff. Yeah. Do they have sex in these? She's a virgin. He's a millionaire. She needs treatment for her mom or her dad, you know, someone.

And, oh, no, she's going to have to work for him. They're going to have to get married. But it's only to, you know, whatever. I feel like we're at a meeting where we're creating these shows. Yeah, I got a stupid idea. She's a millionaire. He's a virgin. But yeah, this is perfect.

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unpredictable technological growth. They were never going to regulate AI before this happened. What do you mean? I just thought a bunch of the world leaders were like, if we don't regulate AI, then it's going to kaboom? Yeah, I think it's too late for that. I mean, I don't know. But the fact that he is now saying that we're pretty much there means that we're talking

like very quickly, just a theory, things are going to change very fast. Like in ways that we can't even understand right now, the entire world is going to change. We've been talking about this for so long. It's literally happening. Even Elon Musk came out and he said that by, is it, 2036, we're not going to need money anymore. Money's going to have no point, which like- Because he'll have it all. Which, listen, sounds interesting in theory because it's like, oh, that means no problems, right? Like, we won't have money.

We won't have to work because AI will do everything for us. But is that what that means? What does it mean? I don't know. But that's also not how anything ever works out. Like that sounds so nice, but it doesn't sound like reality. Right. I just think that's realistically where this goes.

It's like the end of us all. And it sounds like nowhere is safe. This is everywhere. Well, if money's not going to matter, then how are we going to enjoy Jared and Sandy's favorite pastime, which is yard sales. Which brings me to something a little interesting. Spencer, can you get everybody some white boards? Of course.

Oh. This is a competition. I'm good at those. Everybody on three, write down as if this was your sign, write down yard sale as fast as you can. Oh, I started before go. Just the words yards? Ready, set, go.

All right. Let's look at everybody's. Okay. Who has the prettiest hand rating? Oh, my handwriting. Bad. Okay. Okay, okay. I think it's mine.

I think Ryland has the best one. All right. And now, in this time, all capital letters as fast as you can. Go. Okay. Okay. I had to think a little harder. Okay.

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writing Yardsard. Now, if, no, we have examples. There's more than one. There's so many. So if you, if you're out in the world and you see Yardsard, they are literally everywhere. Oh my God. There's also some big. You found so many examples.

Big Yale. Air sale. YARP sale. Yale sale. The two big ones are Yardsart, Yard Sarg, Yard Sard and, and. Yale sale. Now, I think what's happening is your brain, when you're writing down the same thing over and over again on multiple signs, at some point, your brain just starts to see this and you start

writing down yard sard. Because it starts as yard sail. We probably could have done it 10 times and somebody would have had a yard sard, but we'd be here all day. But this was just so funny to me. So now I'm on the lookout. Every time I leave the house now, I'm looking for one of these signs. Then we saw this one. Spencer found this one.

Oh, yeah, yeah. This on the back of our. That's your picture? Yeah, I took that driving home after we talked to to toya. So I don't know if it was a joke or not, but it just made me laugh. Because I looked it up and I was like, is this like a bit? And it's like either this guy's just got his own thing going or he just misspelled it. I can picture somebody riding it and then wrote the tea and it's like, oh, I messed up.

You know what? They get it. They get it. They see what the drug is. You can easily turn that tea into a why, though. You know what I mean? Like a simple app circle would have done it. Yeah.

So that was just funny. But then I started thinking. Well, maybe it's a Mandela Effect. Maybe it is Yard Sard the whole time. Which led me into this theory. So this is something we've touched on. We talked about CERN a lot. Jared has done a lot of deep dives for us on it.

And it's getting more and more like people are talking about this. We're getting so many emails about this. This is called Project Looking Glass. So Jared, what is Project Looking Glass? And what does this have to do with CERN? Which we talked about in the last episode. And that CERN might be allegedly just a theory, the reason that Mandela effects happened, that we jumped parallel universes.

What is this? So Project Looking Glass is the government experiment that basically is the ability to see into the future. And where it all stems from, this is like the conspiratory aspect, is there was a civilization called the Sumerians. And this civilization is credited with pretty much being the biggest advancement in society ever. I mean, for like 200,000 years, we were basically not able to create fire. And then all of a sudden we made fire, we started eating meat. But the people that gave them this technology were called the Ananaki. There's also the watchers and other stories that people are told.

That's what they call them. But they gave them these cylindrical devices that if they spun fast enough, would actually rip the spacetime continuum and they would be able to see into the future. And it's believed that the government got a hold of this technology somehow. And they've been using it for like years in order to see into the future. future. And this was supposed to be technology that allowed us to see our demise and get away from it. It's also ironic that the Sumerians, the Aztecs, the Mayans, all of these people that supposedly receive this information banished off the face of the earth. And nobody has any idea why.

But CERN, if you think about what CERN is, CERN is something that spins incredibly fast that's creating a rip in time space continuum. And it's believed that CERN is like the ultimate looking looking glass experiment to see things that are supposed to happen in the future or that might happen in the future and then in doing so they're also able to manipulate things in the current time to either fasten the process or to slow it down depending on what the outcome could be that's allegedly what's going on in switzerland with serne is looking glass and if they supposedly just shut down right is that because they saw you think maybe they saw something that they were like i mean they might have shut down because they saw something in the future that involved CERN itself being the end of the

world, let's say. Because every time these little particles collide, they create micro black holes. And these micro black holes have the intensity to like suck up matter itself. And time. And time. And it changes the entire molecular structure of the universe. You know, like, this is a side note. But what? Because we're getting a lot of emails about this. I've obviously heard about this forever. We've talked about it a little bit, but what allegedly are they hiding in Antarctica? So in Antarctica, it's a very interesting one. I mean, you kind of have to go back to 1947. There was a project called Project High Jump, and there's a gentleman named Richard Ebert, Admiral Bird, and he was sent on a mission with 4,700 people, mind you. Like, it was supposed to be

for research on unknown land that they could figure out, what exactly is going on in Antarctica geographically. And within 40 days, they stopped it. They said, no more of this, you know, this is enough. Because what he saw is a hole. And in this hole, they call it Rainbow City or Crystal City. And this is where all these like aliens were living and he saw UFOs. And he tried to transmit a message and they cut it off in like 30 seconds.

Like the second they started hearing what he was saying, they cut it off. And that's also when they said just abort this mission. And supposedly they came here like millions of years ago and this was the most inhabitable place for them on the planet. It wasn't ice at the time and they built this rainbow city. But then a cataclysmic event happened that wiped out like 90% of them. And that's why the UFO sightings on Antarctica had been like so abundant. After this mission is when they signed a treaty that no country could actually go to Antarctica for any of its resources. So like you can't even go there and explore.

I think people do it, but they keep you within miles of the entrance of Antarctica. Like, no one's going too far into Antarctica. But it said that up there is like the mass alien civilization that actually controls everything. And I mean, you know, the dude came back and tried to talk about it and they like wiped it out. But he's done interviews and he actually talks about his experience. And it's not like some crazy dude that's just bullshit in stories. I mean, like I said, this is one of the most like meddled or however you would say it, military admirals that we've ever had.

So it's pretty gnarly. But Antarctica, I mean, the glaciers house like 60% of the Earth's freshwater. And they call it the doomsday glacier that's about to break free from Antarctica. And if it does, it's going to raise the sea levels like 26 meters and potentially flood half the United States. And this is happening. The Doomsday Glacier. I don't think it's going to be that big. But isn't that what happens in Waterworld?

That movie, the whole world is flooded. Wow. Right? Kevin Costner's never been in a movie that wasn't amazing. Yeah, that's an amazing movie. Well, that was crazy and terrifying. Speaking of crazy and terrifying, I think Spencer has prepared a game. Actually, I'm actually going to have to head out.

I have a meeting. Actually, I have someone, I don't think they've ever been here before, but I think they're going to come by and just help with the game. That's cool with you guys. Sure, yeah. Okay, cool. I'll see you guys later. Bye.

Bye. And we're back. Oh, who is that? Hello, everybody. I'm Judge Tasty. Order in the court. That's right. We're playing the taste box.

Yeah. Taste my box. Taste my box. So the way this game is going to work is we're going to work in teams. Your teammate is actually sitting right across from you. Oh, wow. And then I will be, you won't be, you know, I know. I know I would have known.

if it was. So we'll see if that's an advantage or a disadvantage. So, Chris. Do you guys have team names? Winners? Dutch Bros. There you go. Yeah. All right. Team winners, team Dutch bros and team Bootylicious. Ooh. Okay. Okay. So the way this game is going to work, each team is going to go. You're going to have two minutes. That is a working time frame. This has not been tested. So we'll see. But two minutes and you're going to have to guess each one of your drinks. You have three lifelines. You can use a lifeline to a teammate at any point. The clock will stop. You say lifeline, clock will stop, and you can either say act out. Your teammate has to do an act out. No words allowed to try to help you get your drink. They can do one yes or no question or you can do a three word story. Those are

three our three lifelines. Each of you is going to have a specific color. I will not be divulging the color. So we're going to have to guess your color. The color can either be the drink itself or the packaging. Do you understand? So it's not just flavor. You're trying to think flavor. What color is this packaging sort of a thing it's some weird ones thrown in there there's some classic thrown in there I tried to shake it up a little bit I got one that's oozing is this normal oh yeah it's like not stop doing this he's excited well do you want to go first yeah how do I do yeah just taste it yeah you're gonna have a two of two minutes to guess as many as you can all right are you ready oh yeah all right and three two one begin

blue gatorie whoa is that like a blue raspberry soda Is it close? Is it a cola? Is this one of your life lines? Is this one of your lifelines? Alright, give me a three-word story about this. It's not Coke. Pepsi. Continue.

Wow. This one, I'm gonna be more accepting of this one. Is this an energy drink? Yes, I'm gonna need a brand. You got 15 seconds, you got 50 seconds. No. This I'll just take type of soda. Oh, that one's explode.

Oh, yeah. Careful with your sip there. You got five seconds. You got five seconds. You got five seconds. Bubblegum soda. No. Give me that story.

Do you have any final guesses on these two right here? Any final guesses? You don't like looking at it? Red Bull. Yeah, we'll give that. So that's a three out of four for team. Wait, what? Dutch bro.

That's past his time. Yeah, but Judge Tacey has rules. Wait, so Red Bull changed their marketing? Careful, we're swinging that thing. This is just the blue, a blue red ball. I should have done, as I got, I was like, I should have just done a regular red bull because it's blue, but I had already bought it and I figured no one's going to drink that otherwise if we don't put it in this. All right. Perfect.

All right. Team winner, you guys ready to go. Yeah. Oh, I will say also the winners will get to take home this disturbingly colored lime soda that we didn't have spaceful. Oh. So there's a big prize. I know Shane likes to do big prizes for his games, but Judge Tasty does his own prizes. Okay.

Sure. I'm not well versed in sodas, so the winner is afraid he might not win. And we kind of gave away Jared's color. You're supposed to get your color too, but oh, okay. I think everyone's going to be able to do that. Red. Okay, good guess. Wow. Does it have it in one of them? And here, we go. All right, first one down. He's like, oh, like red pediolite, red gatoring. Ding. I see. No, no, no. Oh, Kool-Aid.

No. I wouldn't go brand. I wouldn't go brand. One go brann. Yeah, just flavor. 30 seconds. Oh. I was wondering, go out, that one was good. I drink it so confidently. Disgusting.

That's right. Yeah, you are probably right. Coke. All right, he's got two. Would you like to use a lifeline? What's this one? You can't, that's not, that's not. Into the mic, into the mic.

Into the mic. You have eight seconds left. You got to get eight seconds left. You have no idea. I have no idea. I feel you should have given that one. Bebe, all any, any,

I'm gonna give you a final guess like I gave Jared a final guess for that one. Okay, can I use a lifeline for my final guess? Yeah, why not? Okay. We only have one round. What is the forever to set up? Sorry, it's not juice. I just don't know what a strawberry soda would be.

Okay, I don't know. The answer was just strawberry soda. Yeah, so you got it though. Yeah. I said it's strawberry soda. Did he say that? Yeah, he did. I literally just said that.

Okay, I'm polling people who are not on the team. That's really bad. I just don't know what a strawberry soda would be. A strawberry soda would be. Shane? I zoned out. Ha-ha-ha-ha. Chris?

I say give it to her. There he is. And Jared? Nah. Well, the yeses have it. They're getting three out of four. Congratulations, team winner. What's the disgustingness?

It was palm wonderful pomegranate juice. Oh. When you know what it is, it's less disgusting. Yeah. All right, so we have a tie going in and this. Our team is Team Bootylicious. All right, Chris, are you ready? This is going to be, this might be really hard to your baking.

Pre-coming. So yeah, please use the proper game term. It is pre-coming. This one's pre-coming. Three, color. Two, one, drink. All right, calling number one. Cactus cooler.

I don't know. I don't know. No, not even. Lemon soda. Yes, I'll take that. Yeah? Yeah. Oh, that's easy.

Big sip. Yeah, that should be your easiest one, I would say. That a big sip. I got nice. Your team, man. I have no idea. It's carbonated. It's mangoey?

It's, um, I don't know. I don't know. Oh, God. My teammate sucks. What the hell is that? Yeah. I was like that. Yeah.

I think I'd like that. Like a lemony? Like a lemon soda? This tastes like, um, oh my God. It almost tastes like inca cola. Ding, ding, ding. You have two. You have two.

Really? It's a Peru. It's the number one soda in Peru. Oh. It tastes like my childhood. No wonder. I knew if he was going to. Chris, you have 30 seconds.

You have not used the lifeline. Lifeline for this. Okay, which one? Um, the three word. Oh, I got it. Okay. Um, yeah, I'll allow. Very good lifeline.

It's a soft of the little mermaid. It's Sebastian the Crab. Do you want to use another lifeline? Wow, somebody didn't watch. I'll give you a hand. Oh, it's a spun pup? What? You have, it's pineapple.

Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. You got one left. You have 10 seconds. 10 seconds. I don't know, I don't know. You've already used to three life lines. Three, two, one. Unfortunately, I'm not going to be able to give you that one, Chris.

That is a ginger lemon, kombucha. Ginger lemon. Ginger lemon. You got one of them. There might be vinegar in kombucha, so I don't know. Okay, I should have known fermented. I should have.

Yeah, I think so. Chris, you just got three out of four. That means that is a six for team booty litches. Right now, after the first slash final rounds we have. I think everybody has three. Everyone's tied to three. What is ink of cold at three? What is ink of colet is like?

Oh, it's kind of bubble gummy, some would say. Yeah, I guess bubble gummy is the closest thing, but it's delicious. It's one of my favorite. I thought it was corn. No, no, no. I kind of was wondering, too. The woman in the store told me... You tried it, do you remember?

It was really good. Right? Yeah. All right. I'm gonna say one thing. Your far right one, sip slowly. You got, you know what I'm... You agree.

There's no alcohol in it. No, there's not. Okay. In three, two, one, go. All right, sip one. Is it a white Gatorade? No. I would keep going if you want to want to learn color.

That might be the hardest. Oh, yeah. Boom. Easy. Fantastic. Correct. Got it. Orange. It's orange.

Got it. Bonus point for the brand. Yeah. You got that one. That's a classic. Is that the orange, he's eat? No, no, no, no, no.

Very close, though. Okay, okay. He doesn't know about that one. That's the one to be, I'd say be careful of it. I told you. You got that. Is it that bad?

Is that like a, there's definitely ginger in it, right? Or is it like a ginger, like orange, ginger, just juice? It's on ginger. It's very, very close. Lifeline. Okay. three word story.

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BetMGEM operates pursuant to an operating agreement with Eye Gaming, Ontario. It's like a detox juice. Yes, you do. Keep going I mean. What else could that be? Is your brand? How many more three words are you going to allow? I'm starting the time again. Ginger is very paired up with it.

You want to use another life on? I guess I just don't drink orange stuff. This is not. All right. For that one, a three word story would be It's always. You've already used your story. Sunny Delight. Yes.

Wow. Good. Well, he got it. That's the one you got. I'm shocked. That was only two words. It's one to cleanse my power.

Yeah. Sorry. All right. You got 10 seconds. So Sandy gets a three word and a two word story. Keep a word. Think about the opposite of.

I'd say, go flavor on that one. Woman, stop. He's been very chatty. He's still going. Yeah. He's still. I mean, his teammate needs to leave.

Four. Yeah. I don't know. where the judge is. Oh. We got an under the buzzer. All right, that's another three. Hey, we're Dutch brows, okay?

All right, Sandra. All right, Sandy. Ready? Yeah. Three, two, one. Drink. It was a tough one to start, I would say. It tastes like an Elka Seltzer.

That one I really didn't know. Oh, that's Mondeau. Is that what that is? Yes. We did Moundu? Yeah. Because it says American dew, so I didn't know. Good, good, good.

That's squirt? Wow. Oh, yeah. I thought that was going to be way harder. The Mexican community would have been very mad if she didn't get that. Don't like that one. It's like a line? I think, yeah.

Interesting, interesting. Any life finds you have 45 seconds. Yeah, give me a light. Classic soda popular. All right, time starts. Not spray. This right? Yeah, you got it.

Okay, two words. No. All right, well, I'm leaving the clock. We're running for this. Flavored soda. So, like, you don't need to guess the name brand. Yeah, I'd agree with that. It tastes gross.

Yeah. That's it. Would you like to use another, would you like to use a lifeline? Is it a cucumber soda? Yes, you got all four! Wow. I wonder if it's like a conspiracy that women have better taste buds. Period.

She says after winning. Also, I do think, I thought squirt was going to be more. I didn't realize it was so big in the Latino community. I didn't realize it was such a big deal. If you're at a Mexican party and there's not squirt, you're not at a Mexican party. You know, it's squirt. Oh, yeah. Well, congratulations to our two our winners, and it actually works out perfectly because we have a green and a red.

I think Sandy gets it all. She won it for us. Wow, what kind of predicting programming was this? Yay! Cheers. Congratulations. I don't know if you guys liked that game, it probably took less time to play than set up, but... Well, definitely. Yeah, for you.

Shopping and making, crafting. I woke up at 8 a.m. to go to a soda store this morning. Oh, God. We appreciate you. No, it was... I won two in the vlog. The woman working there was the cucumber one. And she was like, this is my dad's favorite soda.

And I went, ugh. And she was like, she was like, took it as an insult. I was like, sorry, I hate cucumber. That's so funny that I picked it out right away. Did you go in there dressed as Judge Tasty with your cucumber? What do you mean? I am Judge Tasty. I'll be the judge of that.

That'll be the next round. I have to fill myself doing it as my playing. Well, well, thank you guys for playing the drink. My Little Box. I love it. It was redemption from the. From yes. This was a treat compared to that.

It feels like there's more repeatability in this one, maybe. Well, there you guys go. Hopefully you enjoyed this. Really, what a roller coaster. I had fun today. Yeah. All right guys go. Hopefully you enjoyed.

And let us know what games we should play. And yeah. Well, I will just say as a teaser, I have another game that we might be entering the tank. The shark tank. Woo! That is pretty soon. And we might have a different person come.

I don't know who I would address like. Maybe. Heaven or Mr. Wonderful. You have the baldcast. That's true. Okay.

Mr. Spencerful might be coming. I think you'd be a good Lori. I'll be Lori. I'll be the shark. Okay. We'll figure out. Anyway. Shane would be a good barbara.

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