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It's the daily Talk Show Episode 820 I suede Banta what's happening guys, scout on October

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I 29 Jess Lucas. Producer Jess, welcome, Mr. 97. Thanks for chiming in and just bringing down Josh, now that you can you can go now Mike will finish your stream. It would just be the three of us to be on. Why

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did I ask you before that the thing is I just there needs to be. So I've ordered index cards. And if I hadn't, I would write down the episode number on the index card. And I would have the problem is that the index cards coming from overseas, and so the fucking office works. That's 300 metres from my apartment. But I I feel fucking dumb because I've bought 4000 index cards to go. Buy index cards from fucking office works.

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Do you remember when you wanted to start printing emails in the office?

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I still think it would be great to have a good quality printer.

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No, I agree. But it is expensive. And who's getting the ink, you always need to buy a year's worth of ink as you buy the printer, because the ink will run out in like, you know, three, four months. And then you've still got another year before you just you know, there's an argument the office and you throw it off the balcony. Jesse has been printing too much. Just Have you ever been in trouble at a corporate business where you're printing too much? It seems to be quite a problem.

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I'm not a massive printer.

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Yeah. Trying to conserve the trays, you know,

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is that really? Is there an environmental spin to it? Or are you just making that up for optics?

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No, I just think it's a waste because you look at it once and then you just never look at it again. And I hate clutter. Sorry, pieces of paper everywhere. It really pisses me off. Okay.

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Okay. And so does that, does that mean that you would be opposed to I was talking about one day in the future, what the whole setup looks like. And I imagined for every show imagine having sort of a 50 metre long cork board and every show so if we had to probably 50 metres Yeah, that's good. five metres I said let's long I guess so I imagine it's Yeah, it's an office 50 majors, big office big upgrades. So maybe let's say 20 metres 20 or even 20 made a coke board.

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Right? And then you know, a white boy it's only like two and a bit made it Yeah,

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yeah, my thing my backyard my new backyard. Only 17 metres long and that feels fucking huge. I mean, you've been speaking about it like it's the biggest thing. I thought you're moving to a farm with? Yes, well, it basically is

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an F 45. You can have fucking Hollywood's children's farm there. You're going to have every single little bait But anyway, the So imagine at 20 metres and say 20 metres and we have 10 different podcasts at that point. And for every podcast, they get two metres of corkboard, and they get boxes of index cards. And they're putting up all their ideas. Do you okay with that from a paper perspective?

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Yes, no, no, no, no. Because what about the content ideas what he wants surprise and stuff he can't be showing other people are like, I know they're in our network, but he can't be showing everyone.

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This is a classic just move, isn't it? It was hard. Everyone's gonna steal your ideas. I want to know what's right. No one wants

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to be killed. I know what though. This is we're looking at how people work and people work differently. And so being next to a row of 10 other people doing work. It's a pain in the ass like

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different people are coming at different I might. Another one who people want more than Anyone right like this is but what I'm saying is you have too much Telly doing a doing her production meeting at midday. One trick Tony comes in at three everyone's doing different we can get your fucking curtain that you can put over your idea is just

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isn't there a push away from open plan workspaces? Yes,

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yeah, massively. But I mean, I say this is a bit of a different one, which is the difference between having desks set up and then having collaborative places where there's a little bit of space. So does every podcast need their own office isn't

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really wouldn't be bad, like it wouldn't be bad. It? It's, I mean, it'd be lovely.

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Yes, we just have a smart screen where we could just have one office and then we rotate the different podcasts. And then we can like tap on it and you can log in and you can have your ID real interesting.

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But there's no We fix cars at that point. Is that

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your Can I just make a point? You're the only one who wants the index cards?

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Yeah, yeah. Yeah, it's a very big draw. And he's really doubled down with the 4000 of them.

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So the pricing, it's a, so I found out

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more suitable than office works.

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Yes. Yeah, a lot more half and half the price. And so I am Yeah, so I got them from Amazon. And they're a bit of a thiness stock, which I normally would be a thick stock guy. But yeah, the thing is, that they have lined on one side and plain on the other. So it's versatile in that regard. And it's thick enough that you can use a sharpie on it. And so I just think it's great for So okay, so planning, maybe we do all show planning on Trello. And then We can do maybe website user experience stuff for

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brainstorming that. Jess will translate to Trello.

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Yes. I'm sure. I recommend probably. We can take a photo of the cork board. So the one annoying thing about the cork boards is all the pins.

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You don't need. Absolutely don't need a cork board pins are the most silly fucking things. Like so many other versions. There's so many other sticky tape. What? What's the point of use a quarter we don't need a cork board. No coordinated.

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So what do you think

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was trying to get on board? You can use blue tack you can use any sort of adhesive. It's It's like he

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did in the video where they're all the

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they were actually and they were using it on the glass. They were doing like a scrum. What you know, type stuff. Look at it. Look at look for a good boss. Have you been a part of a team that actually does it JJ In uptake business key Wiccan vada and I imagine that the engineers and shit yeah, I feel like this is boring to just because just it's like

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yeah before that also like working at clubs and stuff like that. There are posters and stuff all over the walls. I work like that. Don't like it.

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And TJ remember we went to old maid in Los Angeles. What's he What's his name? Real? real funny creative. Yeah, yeah, fuck.

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Oh, I was literally talking about him this week. Not DAX. Think DAX. It's gonna Culver City.

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We remember the

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this week. The creative agency remember in the toilet there was all those big are Brooks Atwood

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broke rocks broke it. Yeah, Brooks is fat congratulate him in his office. They just have like they've clearly got endless amounts of ink. Because they've just got back in concepts and mood boards and you know, Pinterest. Yes. like Pinterest wants was just fuckin like, the classic cork board with some pins.

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That it's probably the inspiration and the

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digital. The thing is that I'm the digital guy. I think when it comes I think you're pushing the goal and I know because

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this is what I found fascinating about the whole thing because remember when I started and you know, we don't use Google Sheets and stuff like that so antiquated. And then now you want to hurt that

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I don't know that word. So I have not used that word.

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I would have been drunk. You might not have used the word but okay, that you said

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that word TJ put it in a sentence. What do you think it means?

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Well, it's a finishing off with something sounds like I'm seeking this process because it's so antiquated. It's like it. Tell me what it means. And then I'll tell you if I was right.

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Jess, what's the definition of

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fit? No, just Like, if you think about an antique it's old, primitive process. Yes, I did.

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Yeah. Yeah. The thing is that no so the I think what's happened is because I watched those few hours of the masterclass on the screen writing, and so much of the they have this writers room. Yeah. And in the writers room, they've got a cork board. And they've got like, he's like, this is how the best television and films and all this sort of thing have made. Yeah. And so based on that,

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it's Mason's dealt with it when you've come in after a weekend we have a whole new approach to business and it's off the back of a book

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about the tangible, tangible nature of the organ tility I get it. We get to set it to GB to have like, saves have it with Hump Day. Are you moving to index cards? Is that happening or no?

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Well, yeah, well, we're doing index cards digitally on Asana. Okay.

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I do index cards digitally on Asana did I call them index cards, Okay, so

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let's talk about

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how do you land on something though, because you see something, Josh and I know that it's your intention. So granted, it's like it is obviously working for a company like Disney or whatever we're implementing this.

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Works cards in frozen. Yeah, I'm sure if we go back to the daco there were moments of index cards.

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I'm sure I'm sure that if it was a full What's it for, it's for a specific part of the process that then can be taken away. There's definitely something worth like using notepad and pen to just write shit down. In person. Yeah, it is the back and forth with the notepad.

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And

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if you actually took sheet off the table, so if you took off the table writing down, you then have to find the way using digital but nice. I mean,

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I'm the guy. Keep in mind, I'm the guy that started the week was talking about drafts, and having a My notes in my phone. So I'm not opposed to digital. But I think that the exciting thing is when you are, if you're in a brainstorm or you're in a production meeting or you're trying to collaborate, there isn't there is something annoying about everyone just being on the computer. And because you, you're getting input stuff. So you're getting stimulus from that, and you're googling things and yet, very Yeah. And so what what I would love is for us to separate a little bit and say he, we're generating ideas, no idea is a bad idea. Come on, what's your ideas? And then we're given the index cards and we're putting it on and we've got the pins. And then by the end of it, you have a cork board full of ideas.

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Yeah, yeah. I mean, it's Jesse's

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done this on shape. As long as we don't Yeah. Remember we do to Brian so and Tommy and I would Yeah. This is that's how I run brainstorms. I didn't realise we were talking about brain stones. I thought we're talking about run shapes using them. Yeah, yeah.

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Well, there is the bleeding in the car. around it's going to be used for everything if you don't have that we're using a cork board and Falcon

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Yeah. And also the thing is live right now. So the run sheet I feel should be because you weren't happy because you sent you showed me the too much tally run sheet. And I just all I did was I selected the whole doc and put it press delete

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it start again start again. This is terrible.

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Press the line through. Never say that something was gone? Yeah, no, I turned the the type size the font size to I think was 16 or 18. And I'm like the changes done, going like and you weren't happy?

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No. And I went straight back in and reverse what you did. Yeah.

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I watched the real time I was on a flight and he cried. And real time is the Google. Like all the work that I've done. It's been good. just slowly start going back to its original size. But the point being that I think, as I've said, before, I'm allergic, I have an allergy to big blocks of text, and things need to be sort of, you know, they dance on the page if there's too much text. And so we just, we need to try and do one lines on what we're doing rather than, like, if we're talking about something, doing a whole paragraph, because if you're doing a show, if you're on the podcast, I mean, it's like think about when you're in school in school, the kids who are just getting started in debating or doing speeches, that would write every single bit on the page, right? And then the top dogs, what they end up what the SSA presidents are doing what you know what, what ends up happening back in the day, I had index cards, and I couldn't get I remember when I first saw So I've just been cutting paper I just been getting a4 paper and cutting it and then I attains it in the

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breeze. Yeah.

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I had it my personal guillotine. Anyway, I

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when I when I discovered that there was a type of cod that you could buy that was actually designed for this specific purpose like I've been loving index cards for a long time. I've had many we've used a lot in the office they get they sort of they I feel like we went through them very quickly. And so

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I thought you still have a stack of about 300 on your wish. Yeah, I did try and look for them but Justin I bought a bunch before Brian stopped, didn't we were other

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sticky notes.

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Oh, those sticky notes. Sorry. We wanted a similar vibe. But we wanted to make them easy to put up sticky notes worked out that Yes.

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Yes. He notes were for brainstorms because they never could you can get different sizes lessons.

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Yeah, I have seen you so I was I read an article about index cards specifically before I bought them and someone said, if your work No, it's great. It's good to know this. Someone's gonna care. You don't have to, but the in the article they said if you are doing long days to avoid sort of wrist issues, the sticky notes are great because you're not having like putting pins in everyone has heaps of anchors are using them. Good blank check. Because it's the pins

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I get I get it. I think I'm a fanboy issues. I think if

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so then I will we could look

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at early painting, Max a couple of hundred a day. Maximum. That's a lot right just like wrist issues after painting 100 things. Yeah.

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Now this is great hanging. Let's take it away from this review. Just version

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that just very quickly on the index. One thing that I forgot to mention, Ryan Holiday, the author that you love, he's a great writer. He has a whole index card method where if you he's got boxes and boxes of index cards. And what he does this is one of the other reasons I bought so many. When you're reading a book, you know how I've been like underlining like quotes that I like? Yeah. Then what you do is after you've read the book, go through the book, and for every quote or underline, create an index card. And then so what you end up with is a repository of all of the quotes, the ideas and so then if you want to write a book and you want to quote things, or you want to like our fact, what happened here, you've got all these like, I could be become very good at quoting.

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Is that not what it's like? Oh, I thought you literally had the Kindle app for that purpose. Yeah. So but is that hooked in like, what is it? Exactly? Yeah,

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it was the highlight thing. Yes, I read wise is a third party app that I was using that will send you an email each day with some highlights from your Kindle. But what we're talking about here serves E's physical books. Sure, yeah. Now love Anyway, moving on. Sorry. I'm done. Jess.

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Last Saturday, we did the check in on your date. And I know because I get access to the too much Telly recording. There was no update on next week's too much tally? About your days. And so I'm thinking maybe we can sneak one in, or is it? You want to get back to a solid answer? Oh, let's go

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on code on

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prime cases and get the

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cue cards out let's let's build out of mind mapping.

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So what happened? Yes.

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Well, it's mostly me I'm just off him at the moment.

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And this is after Ram. He decided to watch basketball with his brother. I didn't even know the basketball season was on.

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Yeah, I don't know. Maybe got pushed out

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because of it. Yeah. Bronze play.

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Really is the basketball actually on

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I don't know how it's working but they're definitely fine. Yeah,

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using or I could get around to the to the treasure track temperature they use it so very quickly NBI bought for I think was 4000 or for like 4000 or something or rings that all of the players are using and it's to check their temperature. And if they get an abnormal normal temperature, they then have to get tested. And the reason they came up with the idea was a guy on Facebook, who has an aura ring which is like a tracking ring for like sleep and all that sort of thing. said Hey guys, I use I have an aura ring. I was This is back in like, March, I was going to get on a flight somewhere. And I saw that my temperature was funny. And I thought, That's weird. I'm gonna go get tested and he had COVID and so after that they basically pivoted from being like the sleep tracking thing to being like a What do they call it? What do they call it? Now? It's like a diagnosis ring, like a diagnosis. That's anyway, the same. The same thing happened with whoop.

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Yeah, like it's not not not the NBA stuff. But around like, there was the first person who got the the first person who had a whoop who got COVID had the same experience, like man, my heart writes off my everything's off and so that's how I picked it up, which is pretty cool. But the NBA they're also using. They're also using a new test as well.

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It's like a quick

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is the one that White House using, like 15 minutes. It's ridiculously quick for a car. Test

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and Joe Rogan's testing all of his guests is he using? Yeah,

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not it's not that one. It's a different it's a different version, but now that they use bit tests, okay. Yeah. Wow.

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And so sorry, sorry we're talking about and then went to the the NBA stuff. This is what guys do you want to talk about your love life and we'll talk about sport

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and then I just clock out.

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So how are you? How are you feeling about it? Oh then

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so you feeling old? Do you know what? No, I'm okay, cuz I'm kind of Yeah, whatever it is what it is, um, he wasn't that he was fine, but he would like the pants wasn't that good that I'm like, you know, sad about it. So I can deal with that. And I mean, I feel bad. I'm probably cursing him because I'm just not gonna write back to his last message. He's just painful.

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So you won't judge him based on you wouldn't know who he is. If If you saw him at a cafe would you know it was him?

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Yeah, he would know

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Literally down the road

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like I said it could be a chance to eat you Bobby into it but it's a bit of luck

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Yeah, cuz you've got photos on hinge and stuff so I mean, I'm fairly sure he won't he

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only recognise you if you're dressed up as a sausage

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potentially was talking about food

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Have you updated any of that stuff the food stuff?

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No, because again, I'm just offered Oh, I can't be bothered having to. I know having to sustain a conversation really pisses me off.

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Welcome to life.

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Quick was funny guys

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are engaging. They're like, hey, how's your day and

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so you want to date house is what you're saying.

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Josh, can you cue the clap sound effect? Yeah, it was this week, probably four days ago.

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That's a bit early said

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real premature. just posted for the first time in one year on Instagram to me when you want to clap, go, that's it. That's a big one and sorry. Oh my god light. It got lighting the nice light in the room. And she even said to me What should I post? Okay, there's something about so let's just post something. And then and then she's done a post tell us about why you chose this. This thetic why you went with it? And how hard was it for you? And do you feel good?

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Yeah, I felt good about it. I got a lot of engagement. It's more than I've ever had before in my life. So it was cool. She did my

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engagements.

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Yeah, like likes comment. Yeah, not real good. Yeah, yeah, another thing guys raise. I went

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proposals.

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The reason I went for black and white is because I wanted to break it off from the stuff I said and now I'm gonna stop posting more. And I still am in here and what I'm gonna price and

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it was it was a three line across the three photos she's she's really dumb the law that's gonna dry.

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Yeah. And so you think that people will be aware or you have to put it in your bio like black and white, pre black and white everything from 2019 back.

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You just

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understand I think I'll just start fresh. I don't think I'll draw attention to it, you know?

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Yeah. And so

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how what do you suppose is pretty thought out? To be honest. It's really

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actually before we get to the posting strategy, what did you What did you actually post

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I posted old photos of my family. My Gran wanted to do a big family farm. She wanted to get it printed and stuff

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and if you Look at the last one. It's we're all sitting on a couch it looks like we're the cast of friends or something. Because

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it's Christ God. I love the sister because you sort of holding her stomach like she's like newly pregnant.

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hand placement as well.

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That's so bizarre because I thought it was her hand, but they've got them into locked. Like, it looks like one hand. He's just he's got some sort of, you know, 17 fingers. I mean, wow.

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Yeah, they were just also awkward in front of a camera. So I get that.

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Well, Mason's actually saves you being the Family Guy, your own family shoot.

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Yeah, well, I mean, not not that it wasn't a family shoot, but for for Grace's mom's birthday. We thought we'd send over a photo because she's got this great place where she puts all the family photos and so we we went out on the weekend and took a photo In the front yard, and then

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can you shove you know something?

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To hang on? It's actually my two background.

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Very,

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very sad.

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That dia dad Rick

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GOT GOT dad's camera and Sam Sam when? When took it, because I haven't posted it just hang on him. Yeah.

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And he's got the lightest camera. I say he has a fitness. It's a very

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high res right? Yeah, it's

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like do you do you sort of coordinated the both wearing Navy or something? Oh,

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yeah, I mean, I just I just put on my only t shirt that was there and then that jumpers actually Grace's mom's jumper Okay, from a wallet that Christ is wearing. Yeah. Like he

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the Um What about wearing all white? That was a big a big thing for a while. What is that? What's that material? So what when you get a grey suit whatever you wear I've got one question. linen linen sorry. Yeah I feel like it would be fun to do. We could have that we do a big Maitland BIG MEDIA COMPANY linen shoot would be

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brought to you by rotting gum.

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The directors can be wearing blazers just to cut out

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in the middle we'll be

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enhanced though you like sort of like baggy baggy white pants.

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Yeah, we could do it on sand. Like it really is

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like a real yacht vibe.

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Yeah, I thought Yeah, that'd be a boat shoes. Shoes would be nice.

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And cocaine in everyone's pocket.

Grace Who's coming? Jess That, uh, you new to the podcasting space and you're already on about 70 shows how you feeling about sharing more personal stuff because you're the girl that had the closed Facebook pay Instagram account. So you quite personal and next minutes you're talking about you know relationships dating mental health like How are you feeling? Just I mean we should be doing this off air but let's just

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stop having a rock. Yes. Yeah. Yeah,

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yeah fine. I'm okay with it. I mean, I don't know. I mean you guys don't know if I'm revealing everything

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What does that mean?

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I'm actually pretty orphan booklets on this. You guys feel good or bad everything well,

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What don't we know Really? Tell us what he's a fun guy. Let's tell us one thing that we don't know about you

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oh I don't know if I feel like Tommy might know this But I have my nose pierced

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on you this as well. Can you?

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Yeah, what do you mean flick it down?

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So she's got it always in.

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Oh my god you've got all your Siri No Yes, I did know that, but I didn't know that can you? I didn't know you flick it that much.

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No. Okay, so you

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take it out

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it's just like up and looped over. Little bowls on the ends.

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Yeah so you take off the bowl and can take it off. And so you can't wait when do you bring it out? When do you sort of flick it down?

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First? I haven't brought it out. No, I haven't brought it out in years. I can't remember the last time actually Well, I could hurt through it. Yeah, not probably wouldn't bring it out. Now it's just for lulz. Because everyone's like,

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Oh, really just filming. Yeah.

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And I just feel like I could just reveal that to my future guy. He's gonna die. What is that? Like? I'm a bad

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bad us.

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Have you got any tattoos Jays? not

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expect rather on Hump Day? Yeah, yeah, we did just get a bit too indecisive or just feel like you'd have. I mean, Hayden feels like the opposite. He's like Mike now you don't regret them you just in case you have a podcast logo and a homeless logo for that matter. Yeah. I mean, service actually mentioned you mentioned on Hump Day replay that you would get the daily talk show tattooed, interesting spots that you were suggesting?

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Well, so we, I've, we've discussed this before, at the end of the 10 years, getting a little, like a little, a little tattoo or a little like memento of what we've meant, what we've achieved and what we've done. Yeah. And so I don't know if he'll be I don't think you'll be the Yeah, I don't know what it will be but I think it I think he said it was.

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I'm pretty sure it was a logo you don't like you don't you don't want the logo you think it's to corporate or something?

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Yeah, now I wouldn't get the logo,

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the microphone, I get

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a microphone. And

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I think there's good things like Josh on your arm on your arm the back of it like in sort of really skinny necks at 14

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a 14

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be good to have something where we need all about arms together to make something up

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or that scar. Yeah, that's cute. Do you have any attendees

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Josh? I've got six, but they're all on on my right shoulder now.

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I was like,

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I'm happy if we can get the confirmation right now, as long as I mean, Josh, it's definitely you and I are still here in 10 years. If these guys will fucking put up with this. There'll be two but Can we get a pack to write now? Will you all get a tattoo of some kind to reflect the previous years?

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Yes. Yeah. Great. Yes. Got it. We've got it. Yeah, that's good.

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I can't wait to be watching this back in 10 years time.

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Yeah, it will be in the eyes of seven and a half. back real quick. The Just so you know, feeling chilly this weekend. It's because I see mass of Antarctic air is heading over Australia's Australia to drop the weekend temperature.

31:35
That's cool, man. I'm not looking forward to it to be honest. I've got a nice heater. But yeah, let's imagine

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Did you um, I mean, I feel like it's boring talking about other podcasts. You listen to

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our TAs or just just say you heard overheard a class

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a personality trait of my life. Shifting I feel like my light keeps doing like a LED thing anyway. Joe Rogan had David Blaine on his podcast. He is like a fuckin magician illusionist. He's fucking all these things right?

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He's a modern day Houdini but even more talented. I think that in Houdini, like, you know he can hold his breath longer. Houdini could only do three minutes, three and a half minutes. He can do 17 like he's got. He's like the Houdini on steroids but Houdini probably has

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to use on steroids or something. But anyway, the thing that I was listening to was about Carl, you're talking about Carl, TJ

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No.

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Fucking Carl's right?

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Oh, just Carl.

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Carl. Like, it's like the oldest. It's like one of the oldest animals it's got no, we use no eyes, all this sort of thing. And they all like I'm going to find Get up, go listen to that podcast. But essentially, they all open up or whatever at a certain time, right around around the world. And you can cut off a piece of coral. Put it in London in a bucket. And within the at the exact same time it will open up with its with all of its friends. Like it knows. Is that fucking clever?

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That's magic. Yeah. Is that is that why they were talking about it? Because it's sort of magical.

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Yeah, just just talking about Yeah, just the whole. Yeah, just fucking communists.

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How about how about glow worms? Have you ever seen glow worms?

33:42
I don't find that too. I mean, that's you described as magical. What's new now?

33:47
How about this? How about the shrimp. There's a certain type of shrimp that can heat up. Set 1000 degrees. Look at that. Got this set says it like eating barbecue it like heats the water around it and so it's a it's like a one of the most savage killers in the sea but it's so small and so it's some kind of killer shrimp.

34:17
Yeah absurd creature of the week this is from wired the feisty shrimp that kills with bullets made of bubbles fuck No, that's not it, but Jeez, that

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sounds like that sounds it? Oh my god they travel at 97 kilometres an hour.

34:34
Yep, embrace dirt which is if it hasn't 500 degrees Fahrenheit. I mean

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with the

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well they say a lot of

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Shimla shooting them out. I don't

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know how they might. What about electric? What about electric eels? Like he said she'd like to go deeper. Go don't go solution.

34:59
Fact Yeah, yeah. You believe in aliens? No.

35:06
But she believes in, in the lady in Bendigo. That tells you a few

35:16
tarot card readers but they could be some kind of extraterrestrial false. What's a T? We're not talking at js. We're talking about a potential sort of life form that we don't understand.

35:29
Is he talking about a little bacteria so are you talking about natural when you said Little bacteria is I feel like it sounds boring. Well, so you're talking about a Bane like yeah, like a thing that can move.

35:40
Like that's walking. What am I? What is whatever that is? What is it saying? I don't know. To find a place to live something that's alive. is Carla been?

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Yes. I don't know. Is it being up on that front Josh. I've done a lot of like watching documentaries and like races, so much.

36:02
Anyway go on is this gonna be about yours cuz it can be fun

36:08
it was gonna be about the coral and how amazing it actually is. I feel like he didn't get the

36:14
added I didn't know do you think yeah go on what do you think about the coral?

36:18
Well, the reason they they

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I don't know how to say this nicely, like when they read

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it off there. So when they ejaculate

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semen into the waters yeah they do it once a year and it has to be the most perfect temperature. Otherwise they can't let it go because you know the warming Jesus. Well, no, that's the whole issue but that's that's coral bleaching because when the waters get too warm, they can't do it.

36:53
So that it's the it's the equivalent of blue balls. It's our

36:57
white balls.

37:00
Actually, that'd be funny. We should change Tommy's BIOS has to be the description of car to say what is the gist of what? Which is? What? once a year, but it's going to be the perfect timing and climate change. Yeah, don't go on. Sorry.

37:22
Yes, I do think that there is probably something out there but I don't think that there maybe is like, I don't think they like us civilised. Is that the word you'd say?

37:33
Yeah, I believe in aliens.

37:38
Well, I don't argue we calling them aliens. Can't we just think you

37:44
make the distinction between humans and other things that aren't

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alien and alien Enos. So outside of this world, I guess is the question.

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Anything Yeah.

37:59
Yeah, that's true. To remonstrate to aliens in big circular disk spaceships. I mean technically and yet

38:05
an alien is just anyone that belongs to a foreign country. A foreigner, especially a naturalised citizen. No. hypothetical or fictional being from another world and other world I think is what I'm talking about when I say aliens.

38:24
I reckon more advanced to be honest. You think, for us to even realise,

38:32
but what's he guys go to see the Pentagon has released information they've said that they have off wheeled vehicles not made on this earth. And that's from the fucking Pentagon. And so this is just sort of the thought is that like so much crazy shits happening in the world if they drop some stuff in now, it's it's hasn't got the interest level that it once had. And so then they start releasing That's the plan and everyone's so accustomed to the thought of aliens and that they're here and that they're existing from movies and everything but if they've got vehicles like UFOs like you saying yes these blah blah hit Do you know of bubbles are just you should watch a documentary about Bob Lazar he's a guy that is was supposedly working at area is an area 61 area if he's working or if only crafts yeah and so he says that these crafts exist and he describes getting into one and seeing it and and he said that he's seen them activated and lifting up and he said that the the some of the things that have become known as the stuff he was talking about wasn't existence airy fairy

39:56
area 61 isn't mmm that was a nightclub I went to in St Kilda Yeah, that's where I went. It was area 60 wide secure one is a CrossFit and MMA in batemans Bay

40:07
Area 61 St. Kilda I've had some big nights there. Yeah, it was it was a bar in cincotta area 60 is a fucking lot of aliens and I looked like I was lit, but it's very fascinating. And it's and it's a theme that we are quite open. Yeah he is but I think

40:27
DB winners on Joe Rogan he was like I was like, Man, I'm My head's hurting, just like real strange quirks and he's just like yeah, I don't know. He's trying to imagine like, Man My head hurts and just like

40:40
imagine, is very wait imagine having information in your head that no one believes something is true. So regular. regardless of if you think it's true, or if you even feel like you've experienced that situation. No one believes he liked it. There's a huge amount of people that are like, dude, you're fucking off your face. Yeah, I don't want to believe that. Hmm Have you

41:06
heard as I was watching, you know the Winklevoss twins? Yes. They were really he's done it he's done it like twice on the show. Really? Does he think he's the Winklevoss twins show? He's gonna come after us because he came up with the idea. But anyway, so the Winklevoss twins just you know about the Winklevoss twins. No. Have you watched the social network? You've got to watch that film. It's great. Oh, it can you watch it tonight, please?

41:38
Yeah, you're not doing a watch party. Are you?

41:40
Are we doing a watch party? No. And which one because she may be disappointed if she stumbles across the one you know, the shittier. One is it? Is it.

41:53
Apple saying the same. screenwriter Aaron Sorkin uses index cards anyway, the Winklevoss twins went to is it David Portnoy, the guy who founded barstool sports? Yep, a podcast network and all that sort of thing. Anyway. They were explaining Bitcoin right? So apparently the Winklevoss twins hold the most amount of Bitcoin in the world right? And you know what what that was saying the reason why you should invest in Bitcoin versus things like gold. Why? Because apparently Bitcoin has like a static like there is there is there is no more new Bitcoin it just needs to be right like there's it's a stat it's a static amount it's sort of like stable. what they were saying was Elon Musk is going to be doing asteroid mining, and so asteroid mining for like precious gold and stuff. So what they're saying is, it's like The way they said it, which I don't think this is actually how it happened. He's like, yeah, like gold in the future could just be like raining from the sky, basically.

43:08
Yeah, well, I mean, they're asked, they're like asteroids and meteorites, and I mean, maybe even a meteorite if it meteorites have to hit Earth, potentially, I don't know. But whatever it is, like you can get foreign bodies from space that like, have so much have so many minerals on them that it makes everyone in the world like a trillionaire. Like this is that much stuff that you could just collect and bring back to Earth? And then yet, of course, it depreciates like it brings down the value of everything.

43:36
It's pretty crazy thought anything.

43:37
It's outrageous.

43:40
I mean, what does that make? You hit around? Just what do you think?

43:44
I mean, I just feel like if that was to happen, though, it didn't like it at all even out. Like everything is relative to what you black.

43:52
If you've got if you got a heap of gold. If you invest in gold, and you've had fucking, you know, a million dollars worth of gold Then all of a sudden someone said, Hey, that gold that you have Jeff down the street got his gold for $2

44:10
you're in trouble. You've lost it.

44:12
It's not worth a million dollars anymore.

44:14
Right? Exactly. That's what I mean why it's all kind of like,

44:18
what does that mean? What does it mean it so

44:20
if it if it if it brings it down if you can get gold for $2 versus whatever it costs now it's not really worth that money anymore isn't because it's so available.

44:31
Exactly. And so the thing is, it's like the it's not relative in the sense that there's gonna be a bunch of people who were perceived rich in 2020 because I've got all this gold but it's not worth anything anymore. It's like if you had 50 grand in the bank, if all of a sudden like a that 50 grand can only buy you three coffees from like an average coffee place now almond milk, you're fucked.

44:54
Yeah. Go overseas.

44:58
To be honest, if Imagine if there was a Yeah, tomorrow. Every, every single what would it cause you getting? What I like cute cat index index cards, index cards somehow disappeared from the earth and then Josh has the last 4000 you'd be the richest man. Yeah, I'd have

45:19
$4 trillion potentially. It's huge. Its massive when you put it that way. In fact, it's a good investment. Right? Yeah. Anything else just to report anything to any subject so I'll give a like weekend band is being a bit of a recommendation. moment. I think I've spoken about them but I've never shown them. I would I had this for my breakfast. It's a it's a silly breakfast but I did it anyway. The company is tasty. Tea is ti proudly New Zealand own since 1932. It's the nut butter Whole Foods. bowls count brownie these things Oh Yep,

46:03
new brand called yes Elisa, whatever it will leave I think

46:08
so it's got the ingredients list is on the back because I'm trying to be good with sort of the ingredients that I'm putting in I try not to do refined as much refined ship dates. Peanut Butter 22% coconut soy protein to cow almonds Yep, date syrup, natural flavours and sea salt. It's

46:31
pretty good I haven't gotten made the protein bowls that I

46:34
well so that's what so I bought the dates. Oh, I did by the dates that you said I started just fucking eating them from the bag. They asked. Yeah, and also I got the cashews. What else was in them so there was cashews de cow. Partially put flaxseed

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flour that was

46:53
Chai chia chia seeds

46:55
was a flexibly

46:56
I used car cannot flow. That's right. But you could probably put them in

47:02
yet you go hard to fill it out with everything. So that's my recommendation. And that was it was just easy but yes, I do want it Bree Brees concern is and she actually said this last night she said if we eat the balls you can eat them all. I was like,

47:16
yeah, if you make the balls if you make the bullies out of it, yeah, yeah.

47:20
Make the balls you wait for them. No, you have to live today.

47:24
Yeah. And so Bray said you can't do it because I've been having like yesterday I've had nine cans of sparkling water. But the fucked up thing is still dehydrated. Was pissing like fucking how many coffees Did you have though?

47:38
Too many coffees you have.

47:40
So I had nine cans what what do you

47:44
like there's so much more to it.

47:45
So I'll tell you what I what I ate yesterday.

47:48
I actually I didn't want to. I'll tell you.

47:51
I had black beans with capsicum how a painos and three eggs. I had Three protein bowls. I had Morden because he had one at night form. Yeah, thanks. I can pitch the half a smoothie. A handful like a very small handful of cashews. Yeah. Grapefruit and a grapefruit on the

48:23
Yeah, there's something going on there. Maybe Can you in your water just sprinkle a little bit of Himalayan salt. So I've

48:30
been so the this is the thing the the the eggs and stuff, I think salting very well. Yeah.

48:40
I don't know something's going on.

48:41
Well, I've read here. Can you notice the watermint? Can you do that? No, apparently, wait. Yeah, that

48:47
saves just quickly, like on the absorbing the water thing. If you're not absorbing the water, wouldn't it be clear and you'd just be piecing all the time? No,

48:57
no, that's like you Ya hydrated, you're saying you wouldn't piece it all. So what are you saying? Because if you're, I'm saying that you're needing your body's not absorbing the liquid so you can drink liquid but your body's not absorbing it to hydrate yourself and so you're not hydrated.

49:16
But if I was if it was not absorbing then it would just be clean coming through so be pissing clear. So my size

49:24
that's not the right PCR because you piss when you piece clear when you It's disgusting, isn't it? It's fucking putrid. When you piece when you piece clear, is when you are hydrated, you're a bit you're healthy.

49:39
So you're saying if you're not absorbing it. So if you are absorbing

49:45
that water absorption, it doesn't just because you're smashing a litre of water doesn't mean that you're Yes, it's good and you should be doing it. But there is something else that's what I'm saying. There's something that is going on around the actual absorption hydration coming from the water. Could you

50:05
could you switch it

50:05
out where it is? Yeah, water. me so flushing out all of the shit that you've been eating for the

50:12
last 30 years.

50:15
Actually, you know what? I reckon you're spot on. I know you're right. You know what I haven't I haven't made awake. And so I reckon you're spot on I recognise literally I'm pissing beef stock because it's still fucking in my system.

50:29
I don't think eating enough meat like to be on a carnivore diet. I was eating a lot to say eating shit shity shity versions like if you're eating burritos and fucking just crappy food. Yeah, it's that's that's, that's not you eating a lean meat.so You can't say that. Like, there's people healthy on lane like just meat diets. And so

50:52
but there's a taco isn't there isn't like if you'd like if you go from eating heaps of if you go from one diet to like, if you radically change your diet not like what do they call it like a date like I'm going on a

51:07
cleaning cleaning.

51:08
Like cleanses are a bit fucking bullshit but the thing is like surely my body is changing to what I'm eating now

51:17
but you've been mentioning the pitching batter for about seven years so it was nothing new in that respect. Well no

51:24
so I have it so the reason why I have that is because 60 to 70% of the time piecing clearly but then I wake up this morning and I pick up my fuck what's going on like I had he been

51:36
overnight you know that now overnight. Stay hydrated. Okay, so maybe hydration more.

51:42
So I'm doing this during the day, but I'm just surprised in the mornings. Oh my god,

51:45
that is literally everyone like,

51:48
healthiest. Yeah, there we go. All right. Well, so that's what we're down so I'm fine.

51:53
You're up some butter it like

51:55
yeah, no one right now, I reckon. Okay

52:04
I mean what if what if you just tried switching out with the seven that amount that you have in seven or nine cans of that water in water into still water and see what happens? Yeah,

52:14
I need to experiment one thing is I just need a nice vessel to have them in the big plastic thing is annoying. The back in St. Louis a fungus thing. I need to get on a bottle. Yes, but I'm

52:31
not really even what the factory factory out in your water. You said

52:36
a place I didn't know that vos Tell me about it. Yeah.

52:41
Yeah, boss. No way. Yeah, when the goodness I've got a picture with a sign at the front.

52:49
So what is the actual were you did you can you bring my own bottle and fill up?

52:54
Sure you could have if you wanted to. There was like a lighter. I can't really remember that. Well, we were there for like a night.

53:01
Yeah, that's all I've got for you. I'm sorry.

53:03
That's the first premium water enhanced with

53:08
Aquaman you're just filling it out. plantoys more complex.

53:12
Yeah, exactly.

53:13
Well, but yeah, you know if there's one takeaway from today, guys, go and drink some water.

53:19
Yeah. It's fine if you're pissing. Not like butter, but like a, you know, not clear in the morning.

53:27
Yeah. And also, you should have a glass of lemon water in the morning.

53:30
So Bray had been made. So Bree has been making a concoction with apple cider vinegar or whatever. It's like I could make it to is it yum? What does it taste like? Yeah, it tastes like I like it to taste like drinking out of like a pickle jar. That doesn't like it

53:49
sounds disgusting. Anyway, All right, guys.

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