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It's a daily Talk Show Episode 275 Monday. It's happening. It's,

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it's nice. It feels nice after a couple of days off the weekend. Oh, so nice. Yeah, I had a good week I actually realized that I hadn't opened my computer the whole entire weekend because I opened up this morning and it was dead. So just drain battery. What? What's the deal with your charger situation? I've only got one jet so I mean, I both have MacBook Pros. My charge died. So we've only got one. What do you mean? What's the deal? what you meant? Yeah,

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well, it just it feels like there's always some form of panic in regards to the charge of your laptop and for it to happen on a Monday.

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Well, I just hadn't opened it so I thought it was actually an achievement having a dead laptop by Monday

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it's not the I was gonna say it's like having a what being a one car family which bringing you know what it's like being a two car family with one car Pollack

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know that is true. How about when you're a one charge traveling capital?

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That's not me. That's not right. Just when brain I went away for four months, Brady and bringing laptop laptop, laptop time was always hard.

1:16
Because she wanted your laptop her time? Yeah. Okay. That is why we did the same thing. When we traveled to Europe. I wouldn't go for as long. But it's a good thing not to have a laptop. I also ran into the issue of having my air pods

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die

1:31
when I was about to do a workout yesterday.

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That happened to me as well on Saturday. What you were about to do work at what I was doing the walk to pick up from the gym. Yeah. And I started walking. And I'll put my air pods in. I'm like, I played it's always the embarrassing thing. Because I listened to interesting music on Spotify. And I press play just assuming that all on it goes up starts yelling but you can quickly turn it off there's

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nothing worse when you actually thought I can't wait to listen to this on got this podcast and then you get to the gym. And it just it's dead. So I charged him up. And yesterday I went for a walk to get some shopping last night about eight o'clock. And the first time like I thought airports really cool can make myself today over there and Miss 97

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pounds. I sort of looked like it can you check into me loss? Yeah,

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I was convinced our floss container Can

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we say who's a cleaner? I mean, you've had yours for as in the actual the actual case, because the case gets quite doing open open up the sort of look like floss tempting. Your mind's eye actually claimed mine with the Q tip recently so you trying to win based on the fact that you just done it exactly.

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For our out because I am Yeah, I mean, right now they're just a little white floss container. But you've got to charge there's nothing new here about I airports. But I was pumped and stoked when I got given these by conspiracy, Jimmy. But also you You gave me a voucher for them. So I had two pairs essentially you send yours back it was

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Yeah, what was it

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anyway last night first experience like at the status like experience for what you're conscious wearing these Do I look like a bit of a wink? And then I was like not these are actually cool at the shops. And so I'm walking and walking through security. And there's a walking past a bar and I see this this girl looking at

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what is it the first time for

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first time?

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I was

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here let me finish the story I was feeling insecure about So okay, remember what I was saying about the first time

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you said this my first time I got my air pods in

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Yeah, cuz I hadn't finished got to the bit of the first time. Okay, so the first time Just let me tell the story. First time I'm walking, and this girl is looking at me. And I was trolled. Or I think I was troll because she's like, talking and laughing looking at me. And I was listening to what I was listening to. And then I just sort of engaged with her because she was talking about me, obviously. And then she says, oh,

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great a pods. I was like

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thanks.

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Just that was a troll with it. Yeah,

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but she was obviously saying something before that. I didn't hear juicy this Hangout Louise fact. And when Carol who is a pause, she was not from this country.

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She was a backpacker. She probably really liked the airport.

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So it wasn't a troll. What do you reckon? I

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don't think so. When I was in the States, everyone had airports and I'm sure I was saying to my mate, hey, look at all these people with airports. But I was genuinely interested in the fact

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she think they're still novel enough that

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potentially Yeah, in the right in the right. neighborhood.

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Well to impress people with their pond. I guess they're not the Bluetooth. headpiece look like that makes you look like you're working in a call center. Yeah. Did you ever have one of those?

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Did I ever

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have bluetooth headphones?

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Now No, no not headphones headset so you don't even you don't even get both these you just get one and it's a little cold like a people will call in them like a wink or peace or

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Yeah, I was like there was a popular brand called Jawbone job. And the reason I called Jawbone was it use it use your vibration in your jaw now to determine a lot of the headphones have this technology now for noise cancellation. So when it when you talk, you can pick up okay, this is your voice and to all cancel out all of the tracks sounds fast. But the problem I have with the air pods is the when drop the tracks go past or when it's windy, they become useless.

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They many times have said you might take me off fucking air pods. Yeah,

5:46
because the wind is horrible. It's they're releasing new ones this year, though. I did a big. I went down an apple rabbit home over the weekend. Yeah, mainly because I dropped my laptop on tiles. And so I was like,

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he's bent it. He's basically bent. He's $7,000. Laptop six. It's annoying. Now with two.

6:09
I was trying to work it's not at the point for like, for an insurance client. Well, insurance wouldn't even cover it because it's just aesthetic damage.

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You've done the you wouldn't do the full combo claim because it's too expensive. Never

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done the whole I don't think it would be what the claim

6:24
would be like Will you be be claiming that I'd be like getting a few scratches, but you want them fixed and it would cost way too much. You might as well do the show insurance. But still it's it's fucking annoying. Yeah, it's so annoying. So

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that was frustrating. But I did go down the rabbit hole of looking at what Apple was releasing. So what are they releasing new airports will come so yeah. New they're going to do over the headphones. Like Beats by Dre. Like they bought beats

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today. That's a long time ago.

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And so the it looks like they don't going to do that. But apparently what everyone's been talking about at the moment is Microsoft. You over your headphones that sort of look like the quiet comfort. qc 35. You know, the the ones that I've got the Bose headphones me

7:11
know those ones right there. This is the problem with I caught up with a mate yesterday for coffee. And he rocks up 35 degrees. And he's wearing over it over your head. Whatever they call

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it. He's great. Celsius. It's gross. I

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did this is too hot to wear these things. And I see people in the gym wearing them. It's pretty full on. Yeah, he's sweating all over them arranged it is big Celsius

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or centigrade. What's the difference? We've had no

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no idea which

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Celsius Celsius right. I wonder was we Siri, what is centigrade?

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degrees Celsius? I think it's just another way of saying scent. centigrade is just another way of saying Celsius

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tonight or tomorrow. Yeah,

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the 35 degrees Celsius Celsius. Very. What is that? 100?

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over 100? Yeah,

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I think Fahrenheit. We can ask

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how many Fahrenheit in 35 degrees Celsius.

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95 degrees Fahrenheit. I'm going to give Syria big take the

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words of the wrong she was dealing with it. But the thing is, sometimes you have to speak like that to make it work.

8:25
Yes to go real. So I'm wearing my grown t shirt. I've got a guy who's just done some severe drunkenness. And you've almost you've been involved in this drunkenness. Actually, no, you weren't the drunk. You've been involved in the the interaction with the drunk. So I've got a Instagram conversation. I'm going to input like a DM conversation. Yeah, that you initiated with an account called the ground up show. So

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well they'll following us I think and

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it's met Dave Ellis podcast the ground up show. And so I saw I look at my act. I'm one of the few people who look at the activities on Instagram it's

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also probably one of the reasons you're off Instagram from personal level because I look at what people are liking and like are who are people engaging? And what does that mean and why they liking mine? Like I say this slope that you just it should be banned that fucking activity function

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was like who's awake? What's everyone doing? Geez, they spent a lot of time on social media. Look at what time they like that.

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Like it's it's dangerous, but

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it

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is dangerous. I think for just your head. Like I think

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I think it's why you're off.

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Did you there's there's an issue with the WhatsApp thing. There was a lady who caught her husband out of the husband caught the wife out and cheating because he would say I'm going to bed or whatever. Like they had a long distance relationship but you'd say on the WhatsApp. It was saying like he was a your activist three I am.

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Fuck. Yeah, it's a the Yeah, I have this thing. I just, I didn't go there. Because I know that I stopped trying to make up stories for people. I love doing that the most productive. Yeah, I get it. As much as I sometimes spur you on. What is this guy? What's his background

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bit? So I saw that the ground up show had followed. Matt Dave Allah. Yeah, the host. I was like, Dave, I was doing some

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work. And I was like,

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hang on La. What's the time in LA like 130 in the morning. And so I messaged ID and the ground up show. Yeah,

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you say go to bed, bro. And it was 1:22am which he pointed out. And anyway, nothing. You get no response. I saw that. I can Dave la you can at least respond to your boy. And you did you get a response. But it only came through yesterday. And it was like two or three days later. Yeah, they came through at 3:35am. So I'm we're in Australia. So maybe it was plausible that it was Matt. at a reasonable time in LA. It said, Hi, guys. I'm trying to get in contact with Matt to sell this account. username to him for his podcast channel. Can you let him know? Thanks, Sharon. And I got this yesterday, you were off doing a 21 kilometer walk?

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And it was 40 degrees. Yes, it

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was high 30 in the morning, you're you're a madman

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up at 540 in the morning to do that.

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So I thought, okay, not Matt. This is why I didn't respond to Joshua's message. And I thought, okay, initially, I was just going to tell him to get fact. Then I was like, okay, maybe I'll just sort of go down a bit of a rabbit hole here. Have a bit of chatting, giggles I said, Hi, Sharon. Why don't you just be a good bloke and give it to him? I'm sure that would really appreciate that. All right, by the way, selling username is actually against Instagram's terms and conditions. So at that point, I wasn't really I was thinking yeah. I'm curious to understand more about what he's doing. But I was like, I'm just gonna front foot like that. But then I followed up with but out of curiosity, how much you asking might buy it for him for his birthday?

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Enzo, you're right, one second. And he got back to me with a finger. Yeah. Have a guest, Mr. 97. Haven't guess how much he's selling? Get on the Instagram handle and the Twitter handle?

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So it's two things. Yeah. He actually has both into the ground up show

12:38
the the ground up show, which is like someone having the daily talk show, but we have that but we've got that. So Sharon,

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yet what so what do you think?

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It's been? All right in our hand

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over $1,000. Okay. You've gone Hi. Sharon's, actually, I mean, this is a bag and if you're going to buy it 260 bucks for the Instagram username and the Twitter handled together. What do you think? I right. How did you come up with that? Yeah. And he said, normally, I charge 500. But I did 50% off because I'm a fan of Matt. And it's a birthday present. So this is someone who this is where the ground level gets up above 100%. Because it's it's he's a fan of mash. And he's work. Supposedly,

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well, I think where he went wrong, or where I think it is inappropriate is used to balance artwork, the ground up show artwork on the Instagram account. So if you want to, like see someone's username, whatever, you could be using it for your own thing. But if you're actually using the artwork of someone else's, you're just trying to deceive at that point. Yeah,

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he's hundred percent. This is a condiment. I said, Do you take cash? He said, No. I said, Can I get a tax invoice? still fucking with him? He says PayPal. Okay. And then I said, why not? I said, What do you do as your main job? I started going personal with him. This is a website designer. And then I said, awesome. I got lots of mates looking for website builders.

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So what happens when I get on go for a walk? Yeah,

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exactly. And basically saying, because I was just trying to get his contact data out and he said, Can we arrange everything first. And I said, I'm just worried that I'm getting scammed. It would give me a great confidence to send the cash if I could see your website work. Anyway, he he. He did say he'll send it to me. But he said send $10 first.

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So I don't know if he's a low level scam. Or it's not a scam. It's literally just a groan. I mean, he's he's saying

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that he will give me the I think he if I send him the $10 first to build the trust. Anyway, he is now he sent me the PayPal, the PayPal, Gmail, which we can then hunt down. Mr. 97 might be able to find out who it is. But you can't it's actually illegal to sell us. And

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let's dig

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into turns because I don't want people doing this. Yeah, domain names different. Yeah. If you had a domain name, you can sell ownership of them. But yeah, I mean, there's a reason that doesn't have it. Yeah.

15:12
Well, I think that he would even care. I don't think he would care to have it. When I saw that it came up. I was like, Oh, this is a different move for develop my keys almost moving away from Instagram in some regards.

15:23
Well, he doesn't post a great deal. Yeah. And then someone's got their other crap. This is where I think people, I was talking to a friend who owns a business, and he's hell bent on getting this new username, which is it's the name of his business. But he already built a following on a different name. But he was very much holding, holding the thought that no, I need this because it's going to help this

15:46
man I did obsessed. Well, main look at big media company. Look at the daily talk show. It's all based off. Getting the usernames, yeah,

15:56
well met, met de Ville, his actual channel name? Is it change?

16:01
If you click videos, if I click on videos, so because the way that YouTube used to work is you would get a username. And they don't do usernames anymore. You have your channel, sorry, the channel vanity URL. Yeah. And then you can have your name, which you can update and change. So Google have gone through that many different versions, because they used to have Google Plus, which they're now shutting down. That was just an abomination of social media. I used to use it

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during anyway and actually got famous on Google.

16:33
Well, it's funny, because there's the beginning of any new,

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you know, website or social network. There's always people trying to like, create a following First platform first. Yeah. But it was very didn't go beyond I don't think sort of the tech journalists space. But there was meant to be a whole push with Google Plus to be this whole social

16:55
search engine type stuff. So Wi Fi typed in something it if you had like a feud plus one, their website, it would appear higher. So all of a sudden your search would be based on all of what your friends like as well.

17:12
Classic big business try and try an idea. Yeah. And then so much money on it. And it

17:17
didn't work. But the thing is that they've had because you choose been around for so long, there's been all these legacy things. So for instance, youtube.com forward slash us forward, slash Josh Janssen TV, is my username. Yeah, but I have youtube.com forward slash Josh Janssen as my channel url, and you're in a pickle because you can't change the

17:38
show. You can never change your username. So I had to select between I had Jay a username Jai n 0004, which was my school ID I thought that was pretty legit. And 004. Yeah.

17:51
And until you chose

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also, I ended up choosing another YouTube one of my other YouTube accounts. I got it. Because Josh Janssen the username was taken.

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Well, what I thought was interesting from Matt is he's built this nearly million subscriber base on a channel that has a what I think probably for him it less than desirable name for what he's now doing. It's an old business that he had called Black Box Film Company, which, I mean, no one's gonna be searching that he's the person on the channel. So it's his

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brand. I have YouTube just works out a way of getting rid of usernames.

18:27
It makes no sense that they just can't change it. But it's Yeah, it's interesting.

18:31
But do they? Have you ever sold a website? Like anything on like digital? Never,

18:37
never. If there's anyone that has, it's you and have you, haven't you? Because if you haven't eaten ask me know, I've started, I've started just listening to my name's exponential apps. I did tell you that guy that used to come to the gym, he owns domain names, calm, which is pretty big demands worth a lot of money, but he was a guy that was selling them. And you know, anyone who's actually made selling, selling them

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an internet friend who sold like a website for a couple hundred thousand dollars.

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Geez,

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he was, um, he created this website called three words.me. And it was basically described, like, you could set up a profile and then send people to it and say, hey, how would you describe me in three words? So you'd end up with this tag cloud of how it would describe and he sold it for like, it would have been like 20

19:36
Is it still around? I don't know. Three th e

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Yeah. Three words.me.me

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bad investment if someone's

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gone Scott three words don't me try with the number three. Can you Yeah, okay,

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here we go three words dot money. The nice domain if you can get that not that it's taking me to a

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gentleman. Classic interest interesting.

20:02
I

20:04
decided to give Final Cut Pro another guy gone techie on this show. That's okay. Which I will be good for some not for others. Yeah,

20:14
but

20:16
Premiere Pro has been my main editing software for the last since 2012 2012 2013. Yeah.

20:27
Which was exactly the time that I started using Final Cut

20:30
Pro 2012 and so I download it because I started on Premiere back in oh five then switched to Final Cut in 607 was using Final Cut Pro for all of it from oh seven until around that 2012 Mark Yeah,

20:47
we're talking video editing software. And but I bought Final Cut Pro in 2011 on the App Store good. And so I went on the App Store and it was hidden I couldn't see anyway I couldn't see my you know, they've got previous purchases. Couldn't see it there. And so I was I couldn't work out what to do. I was like, I'm gonna call Apple Can you call apple? I didn't think he could. I was like surely I might have the fact is anyone do anything if you can't call Apple I actually haven't searched if I can call

21:18
Apple well that's the default on think he can't get in contact Yeah, Twitter, Instagram. like Facebook. You can call someone I call an apple and

21:27
what do they say to Josh wasn't around never the first of all, the the next level in regards to waiting music.

21:36
What do you mean?

21:38
What kind of music one of the first questions they ask you is

21:43
you know, you can choose your whole music for pop music press one for jazz press two for classical press three or if you prefer to listen in silence or like white in silence press for

21:56
that's that's top quality. Yeah,

21:58
so I just fucking press one it's the biggest hack you don't need an Apple Music recently to go on cola

22:05
really confusing questions just keep getting transferred different department all look I was meant to be transferred. sighs Can you chase him back to

22:12
tech support? It would sound a little bit tinny. But anyway so I got through to a guy yeah, and I found I managed to find the old receipt because I got it like a really good price when they first started it's

22:24
worth over nearly 600 bucks yeah nearly 600 bucks now I bought it for two it

22:29
Yeah.

22:30
Good question. I don't know which that what they've done is it's like

22:35
a lot of these subscriptions I honoring the first purchase

22:39
which is crazy right makes no sense as a bit like this is why companies are moving to subscription models and

22:46
I think it's good I just one of the things I love about that.

22:48
But like I bought I bought that software 2011 so how long that's

22:54
a long time ago

22:55
it's gonna say five I live in the past

22:57
eight years ago and I down murder got the latest version. So apparently they said that I'd click tied on the purchase so so if you download something like don't want everyone to say

23:09
when you do shit like that, it gives me no confidence in myself when it comes to take like I'm worried that makes me worry that you've hidden something can't work that when you are so across.

23:19
I look like googling I'm work it out. Yeah,

23:22
that's what I mean. You You're great with tech, mentioned my poor mother.

23:28
What I want to call out and is pay I net? What is an ISP Internet Service Provider? I net.

23:35
I'll call that data,

23:37
radio. And

23:39
I'd prefer to double down on one doubling, doubling down.

23:42
What did we decide? It was? It's doubling down. Yeah, doubling

23:46
down. Yeah, we got the nod from missing it said

23:48
II net, right. So I use one of their products called bs fine. So this was like two years ago. I was like, You know what? Jay Jay's business is going well, I'm going to get a dedicated phone. Yes. Big fuck off thing. It's huge. landline. You've got landlines. Tonight seven, can you just get the box with the. And so I actually like this is how like it was a very dumb thing because I spent an extra $20 a month or whatever, to get the bigger hardware, which I thought I was going to be able to customize yet. Thank you. Yeah, this is it is nearly dropped in. So this he

24:21
is.

24:22
It's what does dad used to have a nice office. It's a bit dusty now.

24:27
Hello. So that's sort of the star. But you know, the main reason why it's fact this is so we're looking at the cable right now why is

24:35
this is the code. This is why I remember as a kid having one of these phones on the wall, not even as good as that just a standard one. And God it was just pulling the fucking thing. Trying to get that cord, right. It's a nightmare.

24:48
But the main reason I got this one was because I thought that I could load up my company logo to the screen yet. So it looks super legit. Yes. And it could they couldn't do it couldn't do it. And so I got the one just put that on the couch. But anyway, so how about this? So

25:06
I tried closing it down. So my

25:10
I'd finished up my contract, contacted them. And they said I hadn't been using it for six months by just being paying it. Yeah, long story short, caught up in December. And then I go, you need to give 30 days notice. And so you're gonna have to pay for this month and for next month and all that sort of thing. But they also said you're going to have to return the phone. Yeah.

25:30
How the hell do you weigh the hell out?

25:33
So So how does that work in my teenager box or whatever? It's like, no, they'll just come pick it up. Right. Okay. So I'll, I'll wait for that. Yeah. Anyway, the 25th of January, I get a bill from them for $110. Which is fine. That's like the last two months was like 50 bucks a month, whatever. And so I was like, I'm just going to wait and see they need to collect the hardware. Then I get it. I spoke to you about this on Thursday, get this email from

26:01
What is it? What do they call a debt collector

26:03
like this?

26:04
I got the fucking debt collectors after me.

26:07
A week and a half after not paying this bill. Yeah,

26:10
there is something that your heart sinks. When you see that you've got a debt collector after you I had I had a similar case with momentum energy all of a sudden got this debt collectors thing, but I just missed a bill. And I called them like seriously offended like, What? You've passed it you couldn't just call

26:24
me. Yeah, cuz

26:27
your bills said

26:28
the annoying part about it was I tried to login to pay and they've gotten rid of my account user error.

26:34
I know that company error.

26:36
So my frustration is I'm trying to give them a call over the weekend. Yeah, just no idea. Like it was just on hold for an hour and a half ended up I was like, I wonder how long is the longest time someone has been on hold because a part of me was like, going to leave my phone there, put it in charge. And just for a bit of gear, leave it overnight. Because I recommend forgotten about me. I reckon I could have left it there. And I would have said 15 hours. It's

27:00
this is a adding to the list of reasons why you shouldn't have a child because of Centrelink. Like the whole time. It's just, it's the phone game. It's how annoying. It is so annoying. So what do you do with this stuff?

27:14
I don't know. So it's fine. I'm just gonna say this grab. So I just know I paid the thing was, you know, um, I think it's called trust pilot. It's like a website where people review and are you went there. I went on there. I didn't leave a review because I didn't have to. There was just so many people just leaving negative reviews. So the people have spoken. Yeah, it's a shame. It's a shit. It's a shit company. Shut up. Right. Yeah. So I would never never ever, ever, ever got with.

27:40
There was something I thought about telling you off the podcast here. Yeah. And I was it's more to ask you. I don't have to tell him I'm asking you to help me. But I was thinking based on last week's interactions. And based on your pushback with psychologists which on Friday Gemma what we had on the I wouldn't you were talking and come up with a bunch of reasons why you won't go to a psychologist, psycho not psychologist, psychologist and maybe medication. But I was thinking for a half show. Why don't we do couples therapy? would be like legit go to a counselor. It's probably outside of their wheelhouse. I probably never had a podcast yo business. Maybe business partnerships.

28:24
Yes, I do. Do I guess you've got the one of the mediators or whatever conspiracy Jimmy is just in the fuckin

28:31
side. Exactly like it. Absolutely. I'll tell you 1000 from

28:36
the idea. So we go and as much as it's a bit a bit of content for the show. It's actually a legitimate self development tool.

28:45
It's a very good one on one radio. But again, of course, FIFA angels. did they do it? They would do it

28:53
saving that, you

28:55
know, they went to London. Yeah, when they were in London, they're like no one knows us here. So they could go as a couple the whole thing and we could secretly record it and it was

29:05
but here's the thing right? I reckon so there's the radio element secretive? I reckon it's actually interesting just to do it as his what this is business partnership podcast, Joe that does five days a week of talking and interacting with on a business level on a personal level. There's a lot of merit to it. And

29:26
have you seen this YouTube is now for everything is it and this What do you mean? Well, just like there's a psychologist who's a YouTuber, can I saw is that the Shane Dawson is that the got Shawn Dorsey who's the guy that did the doc Oh, YouTube co series No, YouTube doc is here on Logan Paul being a psychopath or the other one was the other are that the the big YouTuber.

29:52
Again, Dawson. Logan Dawson.

29:55
Now I'm just writing that to see if it sort of comes up now. what's what's Daybreak? Paul? That's not going to come up. No, no. So there's a guy who did this like five part series. Do you know it? Mr. Nice seven. So what happened was I said he had a it was trying to work out whether what's Logan Paul's brother's name? Jake. Jake with a Jake Paul was

30:17
not talking about

30:18
Yeah, I did. Shane Dawson. China. Yeah. Yeah,

30:22
but he's, um, he had like this huge psychologist who's a YouTuber, and I've seen it pop up everywhere. Every time a YouTuber has a problem. Yeah. But she seems like the youtubers psychologist, which does that discredit her as a psychologist, for instance? Dr. Oz? Yeah.

30:39
Dr. Phil, these

30:43
Judge Judy, a good judge or she a great actor?

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She's both. I mean, not a great judge. He's the thing. It's like, what is a great judge? I mean, I think that if you're a psychologist that is on YouTube, you're probably not putting the client first. You're also putting your personal brand on an outward level. I think Dr. Jordan Peterson, who is a psychologist actually has a clinic, but he's not sharing his

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sessions with clients. So there's a clear difference between the two, which I think he's like an academic and really smart

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dude Funnye that is the bond i that is he discredited based on the fact that he hosts Yeah,

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am I celebrity? Who would I trust over Kim Lamb who we had last week on the show? event? Or bond? I Chris?

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A guy game I came. He

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bonded? I bet my hands are too big to get in so much. Oh, wow. Seriously, you're not going to be able to offer right on that

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night. He?

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I want to interview Dr. Chris Brown. Who's the other one? He looks like the dude the mannequin. That was the character from the bonds, bonds, clothing. It looks like that guy

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he's a very chiseled. What about celebrity chefs is Manou a good chef compared to another chef

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This is see the here's the thing there. These are just the ones we know. There are so many shifts and psychologists that probably better than all of it has been talking about it. Yeah. Because essentially they're entertainers. Yeah. So they've got a high level of entertainment value in what they do. So I think it is it What's your what's your actual on the

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psychology one?

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Going to confronting the fact that you've never been to a

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psychology I think if we can make it more than D if it could be

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I don't

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want to do what is good. I think gear is just silly in like a radio show. Yeah, let's pretend we're a gay couple. Let's do it. No, I think it's legit. Understanding and getting our heads around the the partnership thing

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right now I think sounds good. I'm nervous. That sounds great. I'm nervous with what you just did with that. Let's pretend to be a gay couple. No, but I can imagine that's what the lightest

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radio show.

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Did you hear about this? radio host? I think it was in Cannes, who got given the flick?

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Who probably probably know them?

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Well, no, you probably not across it because you don't read radio today that radio What happened? I don't actually know that much about it. But he had a he had a cup basically had sky mon on the show. And they took a photo of sky MMO and the two co hosts and the presenter was holding a cup. Yeah, the one that says you win tea. And then the sea is the handle class. He was holding it with the photo of the Prime Minister of Australia that was meant to be getting a new radio gig. And it was his last week. And apparently his employer has decided to sell. Yeah,

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ceased employment. They mean

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it's bullshit. That's fact. I mean, they've probably other elements to it. But I do love talking about shit. And I really I

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just read that.

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Maybe we should get him on the podcast. Yeah,

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well, he's got his face. Absolutely. It's funny. I might know

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him. If it's in Cannes, did you ever get nearly what was the closest thing? Was that the place thing that you nearly got? Fine. No, I

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never. I never actually was going to get fired. Or maybe. But I think that if you're in a workplace where you're like, you've got to know like, you've got to step so far out of line to just get fired these days. Like, it's hard to fire people. I remember being in shepherd, and wondering, like, could I get fired based on like, what I'm doing or, like, you know, it's like this six month probation period, people just fucking living on edge up until the six month period. It's like in the best interest of the employee and the employer for the six month period. Because that means you can just piss off. Yeah, without really giving much notice. I couldn't find out the guy but it's

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the hybrid le talk show.com if you have any

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downtime, you want to flex your radio skills again, but it's I think there's a bigger problem going on. If you're thinking Am I going to get fired? Yeah, that's

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what you want to take off the table. Yes. Can you be Can't you do funny shit? Like is it is the prime minister like what sort of respect Do you need to extra respect? You need to show it to someone a bit low level gag the content is, but it's still like, Is it worth getting fucked? Like is it

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is it what is it?

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It's not even is it worth it? Has the employer gone too far? Have

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they got rights to fight? I don't know. It has sounds like he's I think

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he's they do have right to fire you. It's probably not a good job.

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He's probably sleeping with all the people in promotions as well.

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Speaking of school, but you never know. Straight team. It was dating tourism at once. Was that happening? No, no, no. Because it was about one person on the street team. Now we're married. But in the bigger markets, you could totally see that happening.

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It's

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I'm actually looking at the framing of this shot. Just wondering what he's going to look for Payday is like seven foot 767 but he's a big man. So he's stature we might

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have Where does he hold it? Or maybe it's on his legs? Maybe Maybe his legs come up. He had a real short torso look small.

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be funny

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would be really funny.

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Now that our Iconia we towering above us so I'm getting my core strength.

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I'm getting my backup right and ready to show him show him up to talk show. Have a good one guys. Hey guys.