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Episode 17

Episode 17 · 2026-04-08 · 10,975 words
The hosts dive deep into uncomfortable territory, debating incest laws, sharing threesome experiences, and discussing a disturbing Reddit story about whether someone should tell their fiancé about a past incestuous relationship. They also cover facial recognition bias, cloud seeding conspiracy theories, and a shocking story about an IT worker who sabotaged a colleague for a decade.

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[0:01] and we are live.

[0:03] Yo, yo, yo.

[0:05] Another fake problem spot.

[0:07] I guess I was forgot the name right there.

[0:08] I'm not even a lie.

[0:09] I was like, what was this thing called?

[0:11] It's been a bit.

[0:14] We're back though.

[0:15] And we're more serious than a hard tech.

[0:18] What?

[0:19] I don't know.

[0:20] That felt right.

[0:23] Wasn't great.

[0:23] That joke sucks.

[0:24] I think it was implied when no one laughed.

[0:29] Really had to add that on.

[0:31] Oh, god.

[0:33] Fuck, let's do it.

[0:34] Let's get right into it.

[0:37] All right, let's just fucking get right into it.

[0:39] Is it incest if you get invited to a three sum with two half siblings?

[0:45] Wait.

[0:47] All right, what's the situation?

[0:49] Are the two half siblings?

[0:52] Two half siblings.

[0:54] Full siblings?

[0:57] Listen to what you just said.

[0:58] What you say make any sense.

[0:59] No, no, two of your half siblings.

[1:03] No, no, no, no.

[1:04] You're just a guy.

[1:05] Oh, you're not related.

[1:06] Yeah, I mean, that'd be...

[1:09] Oh, you know what?

[1:10] I apologize for attacking you.

[1:12] That's an even crazier situation.

[1:15] Let's start with the easier one.

[1:18] All right, all right.

[1:19] You're just a guy or a girl.

[1:23] You're probably a guy.

[1:24] Let's be real.

[1:25] Yeah, I don't see a lot of girls being casually asked to have a three sum.

[1:30] I feel like it's a lot more invasive.

[1:33] Like two guys double-seeming a girl.

[1:35] I've never been in a scenario where I'm even close to a three sum.

[1:39] So I don't know.

[1:41] Yeah.

[1:44] Well, I've been in one, but not in a...

[1:47] Like, it wasn't like a casual, like, I'm at a bar and people are like,

[1:51] Hey, you want to just go do this?

[1:52] It was like, I'd known the girls for a while and we were just...

[1:55] It was just...

[1:56] We were all hanging out partying.

[1:58] You've been involved in one?

[1:59] Yeah.

[2:00] Damn.

[2:01] I mean, dude, that the party in drug world has a lot to offer.

[2:04] Oh, wow.

[2:05] But I mean, it isn't as great as it seems.

[2:09] Because if you're any one of like a...

[2:13] A jealous nature?

[2:16] Uh, no, not...

[2:18] I mean, I was the one guy and there was two of them.

[2:20] Right, right.

[2:21] But like, it was more like, if you...

[2:24] There's a lot of awkward moments where like, your attention is on one...

[2:30] It's hard to do both at the same time.

[2:31] It seems stressful.

[2:32] It is, dude.

[2:32] It was more stressful than that.

[2:33] It's like multiple people pinging you at work.

[2:35] Like, what do I...

[2:36] The initial goin was nice when you're all like kind of like,

[2:39] Touchy feeling, getting into it, but then when it gets to the sex part,

[2:42] you can't split that between...

[2:45] It's hard to like, do the fucking part and then also attend to someone on top of that.

[2:50] So it's like just kind of sitting there?

[2:52] Yeah, like kissing you or like trying to ride your face,

[2:55] but it's all like, there's so much going on.

[2:58] Dude, so it...

[2:59] I mean, don't do a whole episode on this, dude.

[3:01] This is fascinating.

[3:02] I mean, it's not what most guys think.

[3:04] I, for my experience, my one time.

[3:07] But it's...

[3:08] I left it being like, cool, done, but that's not what I'm looking...

[3:16] Like, I'm not like, yes, I need another one.

[3:18] Yeah, I need more.

[3:18] No, I was like, that was more...

[3:20] It was definitely more...

[3:20] It's a cool resume piece.

[3:22] Yeah, when you're in high school.

[3:24] Like, what the fuck?

[3:25] Tell it to now, I'll be like, yeah, how do you...

[3:27] I had to threesome when I was like, 20.

[3:29] I still think it's cool.

[3:32] And that's the guy I know.

[3:32] I think you're cooler now.

[3:34] Alright, dude, tight.

[3:35] Made up for that joke you opened with.

[3:39] Yes.

[3:40] Respect.

[3:41] Alright, let's get back to the original question.

[3:45] You get offered a threesome with two half siblings.

[3:51] Are you participating in Incessed?

[3:57] You're helping Incessed.

[4:00] What's the word?

[4:02] You're like a confidant.

[4:03] No.

[4:03] I know you're an accomplice.

[4:05] An accomplice to Incessed.

[4:07] Yeah, it's weird because they're half.

[4:10] So it's less incest, but it's still on some level.

[4:13] Yeah, when is incest stopped?

[4:16] Like...

[4:17] I think when there's no blood relation.

[4:20] Second cousin, third cousin, fourth cousin.

[4:22] Well, second, you're not related to them.

[4:24] Second cousin is literally...

[4:27] You're totally related to second cousin.

[4:29] Isn't it?

[4:31] Oh, you were...

[4:35] But I'm pretty sure...

[4:36] It's not defined.

[4:37] I thought it was literally...

[4:37] No, it is.

[4:38] It is the kid.

[4:40] So I guess you're totally related to that.

[4:42] Well, that would for sure be blood related.

[4:44] But that's also a misconception.

[4:45] That's not what it is.

[4:46] No, what is it?

[4:47] No.

[4:48] I couldn't explain it.

[4:50] You're so...

[4:50] You thought what it is?

[4:51] I promise you it's not.

[4:53] Because your cousin's kid is another level down.

[4:56] The second cousin is on your level.

[4:58] Your generational level.

[5:00] So it goes like...

[5:02] It goes up further and then down.

[5:06] Or something like that.

[5:08] Huh.

[5:09] Yeah, this entire time.

[5:10] I think you can do a follow-up on that.

[5:12] But I'm pretty sure either way you're...

[5:14] The one that always confused me was the removed.

[5:16] Whenever they'd be like, oh, it's my second cousin removed.

[5:19] I looked up one's.

[5:19] That one's...

[5:20] And it made it even more confusing.

[5:22] But I thought...

[5:23] I think that's the same thing.

[5:24] Like your cousin once removed is your second cousin.

[5:28] I don't think so.

[5:28] No.

[5:29] I look this up.

[5:29] There's this giant chart.

[5:30] It's so confusing.

[5:31] Oh, God.

[5:32] But when I looked up the chart, I swear to God it was...

[5:34] When your cousin has a child, that is your second cousin.

[5:38] It's not your niece or nephew that's only brother sister.

[5:42] Like if your brother sister has a kid.

[5:43] Sure, yeah.

[5:44] So like that's what I'm saying is that...

[5:46] Regardless.

[5:46] But that's blood-related still.

[5:48] Oh, for sure.

[5:49] Yeah.

[5:50] Which I thought for...

[5:51] Yeah, I don't know.

[5:51] So third cousin maybe not?

[5:52] I have no idea.

[5:54] Yeah, I don't know.

[5:55] But I think...

[5:57] I don't think you're doing incess.

[6:01] No, I mean, yeah.

[6:02] Is it incest a crime?

[6:04] Like actually a crime?

[6:05] Yeah, I believe so.

[6:05] Yeah.

[6:06] I think it's...

[6:07] So would you get charged with anything if you were involved?

[6:10] I feel like it's a really hard thing to like...

[6:12] In court, there's...

[6:13] How would you prove it?

[6:15] Yeah.

[6:15] You would need to have like DNA evidence and someone have to come forth of like...

[6:19] It would have to be like...

[6:21] Like with rate cases, the person has to come forward really quick.

[6:24] You would have to be a third person and a three-some and report it.

[6:28] Exactly.

[6:29] In that case, are you safe?

[6:31] Or do you also get charged?

[6:33] I don't think you'd get charged because you're not like...

[6:36] You're not committing incest.

[6:38] They are.

[6:41] You...

[6:41] Yeah.

[6:42] You're not...

[6:42] No, right.

[6:42] You're not committing incest.

[6:44] But they...

[6:45] I would think if they have blood relation and they're fucking...

[6:49] If they're like...

[6:51] I mean, how much can two women fuck each other realistically?

[6:53] But it's...

[6:56] You know.

[6:57] Yeah, wait.

[6:57] Can two women be charged of incest?

[7:00] I don't...

[7:01] It's the crime as sexual intercourse, right?

[7:03] Dude, you just opened up a whole Pandora's box now.

[7:06] Can another woman rape a woman?

[7:09] Yes.

[7:10] No toys.

[7:13] Hands.

[7:14] Oh, there you go.

[7:15] That's fair.

[7:16] I guess you could.

[7:17] Damn, you're good.

[7:19] This guy's got every fucking angle.

[7:22] So yeah, I guess.

[7:24] And then...

[7:24] So you're a situation of...

[7:27] If you're all half siblings, that's...

[7:30] That's for sure incest.

[7:31] Yeah, wouldn't I initially...

[7:32] Oh, yeah, I thought it was...

[7:33] You thought it was too...

[7:34] You thought it was too...

[7:35] Too half siblings, yeah.

[7:37] Yeah, that's absolutely incest.

[7:39] Yeah.

[7:39] I wonder what the punishment is for incest?

[7:42] I don't know.

[7:43] Should do it live.

[7:45] Yeah, if I can fucking check it out.

[7:46] We got time.

[7:47] We can edit around it.

[7:48] All right.

[7:48] I'll just...

[7:49] I'll sit here and drink this music.

[7:52] Start monologuing.

[7:52] All right.

[7:53] I'll drink this beautiful liquid death that I know...

[7:55] In the future.

[7:56] In the future.

[7:57] Oh, my...

[7:58] I mean, I was already saying something.

[7:59] You just kind of caught me off.

[8:00] Come on, man.

[8:03] I was going to talk about this beautiful liquid death that eventually we will have a sponsorship

[8:06] for.

[8:07] I am.

[8:08] So it is...

[8:09] It is if not the top sponsorship of all podcasts.

[8:13] So it's only a matter of time before they decide upon us to sponsor.

[8:18] Did it come up?

[8:21] Incest is often charged as a felony as crimes like rape and statutory rape that are related

[8:28] to it.

[8:29] This means that a defendant who has convicted may face years in prison.

[8:34] If it is charged as a misdemeanor, the defendant may spend several months in jail.

[8:39] So I guess...

[8:40] How does it go?

[8:41] It's weird that they're saying rape is related because I feel like that's very different.

[8:46] Well, it's just a category of sexual crimes.

[8:48] Yeah.

[8:49] I mean, they're not saying it is rape.

[8:54] Dude, yeah.

[8:55] I mean, there's...

[8:56] I've read of some incest stories and how they play...

[8:59] There's so many weird places on Reddit where people like...

[9:02] And you never know if they're making up the story or not.

[9:04] But of people like growing up in terrible situations and they just found like...

[9:11] What's the word for it?

[9:13] Safety and their sibling that ended up in like mixing romantic relationship because they're...

[9:18] You know, they're in like this terrible, poverish, abusive place.

[9:22] And the one story I'm thinking of was this guy saying he essentially grew up in this terrible

[9:29] situation in the South, abusive father and mother, father sexually abusing them and then

[9:35] that turned into like...

[9:36] Then finally, he saved two in each other, ended up having like a sexual relationship

[9:40] with each other.

[9:41] And the whole thing was...

[9:42] The guy is now about to get married.

[9:44] Does he tell his wife about his...

[9:46] Like...

[9:47] That passed because it's such a...

[9:49] Like he's...

[9:50] He recognizes awful even to therapy like it happened and it's...

[9:54] It happened, but...

[9:56] What do you do?

[9:56] Do you tell your wife?

[9:57] The person you're about to marry?

[9:59] Oh, you gotta.

[10:00] Do you?

[10:02] No.

[10:03] But...

[10:04] I'm gonna do something that could definitely end it.

[10:08] That's very...

[10:09] All right, to be fair, I was reading incest laws.

[10:11] Will you start that story?

[10:13] No, I'm gonna start.

[10:15] But wait, so what was...

[10:17] What we can add up?

[10:18] But what was the scenario?

[10:19] All right.

[10:20] Guy grows up in a terrible situation.

[10:24] Abuse everywhere, extreme poverty.

[10:26] The only...

[10:27] Has parents or...

[10:28] Parents...

[10:29] Yeah, everything, but he has a sister.

[10:31] And him and his sister...

[10:34] The only safe place to our each other, essentially in this world.

[10:37] There's just both kind of going through it.

[10:39] And eventually that relationship with a sister develops into a sexual relationship.

[10:42] And call it a result of sexual abuse from their parents or whatever,

[10:48] like the abuse ended up in them finding safety,

[10:50] but then also ended up having a romantic relationship.

[10:54] Romantic relationship ends when they're like late teenagers or early teenagers

[10:58] somewhere around there, but it went on for multiple years, right?

[11:02] He's now an adult.

[11:04] He's about to get married.

[11:05] He's never told anyone about this.

[11:07] Does he tell his about to be a wife?

[11:09] How do you know about this?

[11:11] Read it.

[11:12] Which I was...

[11:12] Anonymous, both.

[11:13] The preface of this is like, it could be fake,

[11:15] but it also...

[11:17] This is one of those threads like, what's a secret you've told nobody?

[11:20] Yeah, that's the thing.

[11:21] So, but to the degree that he told...

[11:24] The story was huge, and it's like to make all this up,

[11:27] it could for sure be fake.

[11:29] But I guarantee that is a situation that has happened.

[11:32] Yeah, that's the truth.

[11:33] And it usually happens from like, you know,

[11:37] not having the right guidance, abuse, all that shit.

[11:41] So, the question is, do you tell your about to be a wife,

[11:45] or do you just bury that down forever,

[11:49] and you just...

[11:50] You marry your wife, or marry the person you're going to be your wife?

[11:52] I'm very much like, things that are buried like that

[11:56] are just going to kill you in the long run.

[11:58] Like, it's going to wear you down.

[11:59] Hold that in.

[12:01] Yeah.

[12:02] But also like, you get that out.

[12:07] I guess, I don't know.

[12:09] Do you want to date someone or marry someone

[12:12] who would leave you after hearing that knowledge?

[12:15] I think anyone has the right to leave someone

[12:17] after hearing that knowledge.

[12:18] Think so?

[12:19] Yeah.

[12:22] Hypothetical.

[12:23] You're about to marry someone,

[12:24] and the day before you're wedding,

[12:26] they go, listen, I got to tell you something.

[12:27] He used to fuck my brother.

[12:29] That'd be a little late.

[12:30] Was that the post?

[12:31] It was...

[12:32] They're engaged.

[12:33] They're about to get married.

[12:34] Oh, shit.

[12:35] Yes.

[12:35] So say, three months, six months, I don't know.

[12:39] You guys are engaged.

[12:40] They go, listen, before we do this, I have to tell you this.

[12:43] I fucked my brother for six years growing up.

[12:47] Do you think that's something you'd be like,

[12:48] you know what?

[12:50] We're going to get through this.

[12:52] Maybe this doesn't matter, but like,

[12:54] are they still in touch with their sibling?

[12:57] Probably, right?

[12:59] I don't know.

[13:00] Like, they're going to go to Thanksgiving,

[13:01] and...

[13:01] Yeah, that's another layer.

[13:03] I could...

[13:04] But before we get...

[13:05] That'd make it tougher.

[13:06] Before the details.

[13:08] For face value.

[13:09] Say, say, say, say, you'd never have to see the sister again

[13:13] or brother or wherever the fuck.

[13:15] But you just know that your wife to be used to fuck her brother

[13:20] for multiple years.

[13:24] That'd be wild.

[13:26] It's a tough pill swallow for anyone.

[13:30] There's probably people who would totally be like,

[13:34] you know what?

[13:35] You were a child.

[13:36] That was abuse.

[13:37] It's fine.

[13:38] It's in the past.

[13:39] But it's like, it's a hard thing to...

[13:43] It's tough, man.

[13:44] He also has to...

[13:46] Or, do they say it doesn't matter?

[13:49] But they also have to justify it.

[13:51] I was abused.

[13:53] That's why.

[13:54] Sure.

[13:55] Yeah.

[13:55] I mean, in his case, it seemed like it was not like a...

[13:57] Oh, yeah, we just started fucking each other.

[13:59] It was like a...

[13:59] Yeah.

[14:00] But that's also something you can't verify.

[14:02] For sure.

[14:03] Yeah.

[14:04] There is doubt.

[14:05] Yeah.

[14:06] Like, there's no...

[14:07] No one was charged with anything.

[14:09] No.

[14:09] There's no written documentation.

[14:11] There's like no one...

[14:12] What if his life was fine?

[14:14] He's like, it was so tough.

[14:15] It's just fucking a existence.

[14:19] That's what I'd be worried about.

[14:21] Yeah.

[14:22] I would...

[14:23] Call me a pessimist.

[14:24] I think most people would probably back out.

[14:26] Really?

[14:27] Yeah.

[14:28] That's...

[14:29] That's a tough one.

[14:31] I feel like if you're gonna say that, that's got to come out before you're engaged to the person.

[14:37] Like, when it's getting serious.

[14:39] Yeah, but when's the right...

[14:41] Yeah.

[14:42] When's the right time to say you've been fucking a existence?

[14:44] I would argue it needs to be serious for you to say that.

[14:47] Right.

[14:48] So, serious, not engaged yet.

[14:51] Okay.

[14:51] That would be...

[14:53] If I were in that, that would be my level of like, is this gonna happen?

[14:56] Can she accept this?

[14:58] Yeah, I don't think I'd propose to someone if I had that in and I was thinking about telling her.

[15:01] Yeah, that'd be crazy.

[15:02] Yeah, that's...

[15:03] It's a little nuts.

[15:03] I mean, I say that having never been an answer to your relationship.

[15:08] I mean, obviously we can't truly...

[15:11] Like, say what we do.

[15:12] I could totally also see...

[15:13] I'm just gonna bury this for the rest of my life.

[15:16] Well, it's like, dude, you think about it like this too.

[15:18] It's almost like that, what happened to you, is robbing you of like having a good life potentially.

[15:23] Yeah.

[15:23] If you are like, I have to tell people this, you're letting that thing...

[15:27] Dude, I'll say it ruined everything.

[15:28] I think about...

[15:29] The fact that...

[15:29] Say this is real, the fact he made a post about it anonymously, it is killing him inside.

[15:35] Yeah, oh my...

[15:36] What's it gonna get better?

[15:37] No, it's not gonna get better.

[15:39] He's gotta say it.

[15:40] That's gonna eat away at him forever.

[15:44] Yeah, but also like, you could have so much taken away from you by telling people that.

[15:49] It's in this weird area of extreme thing that like,

[15:53] people could just...

[15:54] Which you can make the argument, people that would disown you for that information you present are not the people you want in your life.

[15:59] But a lot of people would not...

[16:03] I don't know, man.

[16:04] This sounds very shitty.

[16:05] I mean, obviously if someone was like, I was severely sexually abused, can I fuck my brother or sister?

[16:10] I would try to come from an understanding standpoint.

[16:13] But if it's like my significant other, it would be hard to be like, you know what?

[16:18] We'll get through it.

[16:20] Let's get married.

[16:21] It's certainly tough.

[16:23] Yeah, dude.

[16:24] Certainly.

[16:25] It's extremely tough.

[16:26] Certainly a real problem.

[16:28] I'm glad you've identified it.

[16:30] Thank God.

[16:31] Really cleared the air.

[16:35] I mean, I don't think we're gonna have a definitive answer.

[16:37] I just wonder.

[16:38] I think I can say definitively, I would have to say it at some point if I were in that.

[16:44] If you were the guy.

[16:44] I would have to say it.

[16:47] Yeah.

[16:48] I'm trying.

[16:49] Gilt doesn't go away.

[16:51] I don't think.

[16:52] For something that big.

[16:55] But that is like a...

[16:57] What are you guilty for?

[16:59] Like say, say you're this guy.

[17:01] You're not.

[17:02] The guy isn't actually guilty, but he probably feels like immense guilt and shame.

[17:06] Hence why he's holding it in.

[17:09] And I don't think that'll just go away.

[17:11] If he never tells anyone about it, he should go to therapy first.

[17:14] That's what he said he has.

[17:15] He's like worked on this stuff, but it is just a thing in his past that like...

[17:19] Has he told anyone but his therapist?

[17:21] I don't remember.

[17:22] I think it's just therapist.

[17:23] Okay.

[17:23] So like he's in a place now where that part is done.

[17:26] But he's...

[17:27] This is maybe a better way to spin it.

[17:30] He's in a place of saying, does my significant other...

[17:33] Should they know that this is this happened?

[17:36] I'm over it.

[17:37] It's done.

[17:38] It happened.

[17:39] And it is what it is.

[17:40] But should I be telling...

[17:42] So he told them.

[17:43] He's like, I'm in a good place right now.

[17:45] Yeah, it is in the past.

[17:46] It's done.

[17:47] And he's worked with a therapist.

[17:49] He's like, does my significant other deserve to know that I fucked my sibling for years?

[17:56] Sorry, I should have given you that.

[17:58] Yeah, context.

[17:58] That's different.

[17:59] It is a little different.

[18:01] But I feel like just the fact that he's thinking about it that much.

[18:06] There's still some level.

[18:07] I don't think he can just...

[18:09] Yeah.

[18:10] I hear you.

[18:11] Maybe he's over it.

[18:11] I hear you though, because he...

[18:13] To your point, he is feeling guilty enough of not telling his significant other.

[18:18] Where he's thinking about...

[18:22] Should they know this?

[18:23] Yeah, maybe that's where the guilt is.

[18:24] He has a secret that to this person he's claiming I'm sharing my life with.

[18:29] I'm sharing everything with.

[18:30] He's keeping something.

[18:32] And the impact it could have had if someone finds out second hand and then they know that this person married me,

[18:37] even though I fucked my sibling kind of thing.

[18:39] But that's...

[18:39] I mean, this is just like a more extreme level of, do you have to share all your relationship

[18:44] history with your significant other?

[18:46] I mean, he has one.

[18:49] It's extremely extreme.

[18:51] It's...

[18:52] My patrillation ship, my...

[18:54] It's a past relationship.

[18:56] You're not right.

[18:57] Does he have to disclose that?

[19:00] I don't know.

[19:00] I mean...

[19:01] It is incest though.

[19:04] You don't know the answer to this.

[19:06] But like, how's the sibling doing?

[19:10] Have they been in a situation?

[19:11] Do they talk about it?

[19:12] I don't know.

[19:13] I mean, that's...

[19:15] I would be...

[19:16] Oh, God.

[19:17] I mean, imagine you were that guy.

[19:20] Do I feel like that is so weird to still be close with your sibling?

[19:24] Oh, yeah.

[19:25] I mean, I think...

[19:26] I'm trying to remember the story, I wish I had it saved.

[19:29] But I think that no one from his family, he no longer associates with any...

[19:35] Like, that's not in their life.

[19:37] The sister, the family, that's out.

[19:39] He's separated from that.

[19:41] It is just a thing that I...

[19:43] I can't imagine having the relationship I have now with my siblings.

[19:47] You could never.

[19:48] Yeah.

[19:49] You can't...

[19:50] What you're thinking of is so far away of the possibility of this man's life.

[19:55] You can't just be cool with each other.

[19:58] Even if you like, kiss to your sister.

[20:00] You...

[20:01] You do.

[20:02] You just...

[20:02] It would never be normal.

[20:05] Never.

[20:07] Dude, it's so...

[20:09] It's so funny.

[20:09] I don't think there's certain things I don't think people can come back from in life.

[20:13] I don't...

[20:14] I think that's one of them.

[20:15] That being one of them?

[20:16] I think you fucking family.

[20:18] You can't come back.

[20:19] It's over.

[20:20] You can't be friends.

[20:21] It can't be fun living.

[20:22] I'm sorry.

[20:23] You can't make up.

[20:24] You can't get over it.

[20:25] It's just...

[20:26] It happens to get over you.

[20:27] I mean, it's like you can't be friends with your exes.

[20:29] No.

[20:30] It's not like that.

[20:34] It's totally not like that.

[20:38] I mean, definitely be friends with your exes.

[20:40] Then it's totally okay.

[20:42] Yeah, maybe.

[20:44] There's definitely some that doesn't work out.

[20:47] But you can for sure...

[20:48] Come on.

[20:48] If we're being serious on this comedy podcast, you can definitely be...

[20:53] Are you not friends with any of your exes?

[20:54] No, I am.

[20:55] Okay.

[20:56] All right.

[20:56] So, just playing Devils Advocate on yourself.

[20:59] I mean...

[21:00] I'm trying to think now.

[21:03] I don't know.

[21:06] I can be civil with with the exes.

[21:09] I'm going to say, at least for me, that's what it is.

[21:12] I'm not like...

[21:12] But if I got to a point of being like friends again, that would either escalate back and to

[21:17] be and back together or it...

[21:20] It just...

[21:22] I don't know.

[21:23] I feel like I couldn't be close with...

[21:25] Close in a friendly relationship with an ex.

[21:28] Yeah.

[21:29] And dude, I feel exactly the same way.

[21:32] But I think it's just a maturity thing.

[21:34] Because people pull it...

[21:35] Dude, people pull it off to a degree where I'm like, holy shit, we're like...

[21:38] Yeah.

[21:38] People like...

[21:40] Literally, they're continuing to be friends with them.

[21:43] They're friends married and everyone's like...

[21:45] Super friendly.

[21:46] It's just like a level of respect and maturity that eventually people are like...

[21:49] It was a thing that passed.

[21:50] It was great.

[21:51] Life has changed.

[21:52] But we still value who like each other are.

[21:54] Like it's a person.

[21:55] It's like you're a sign fell down a lane.

[21:56] In some...

[21:57] Exactly.

[21:58] That's an example.

[21:59] Very friendly.

[22:01] So, not like you fucking your sibling...

[22:05] I think that one's...

[22:07] I can't go to Thanksgiving.

[22:08] Yeah.

[22:09] Which I think I put this at the end of the list but I think it's worth talking about of

[22:13] things you can't fix.

[22:15] Has anyone ever reversed pedophilia?

[22:20] Like has anyone who ever got to the point of being like, I want to fuck kids.

[22:24] Are we pivoting?

[22:26] Hold on.

[22:26] Oh, sorry.

[22:27] I find my question that maybe sparked this.

[22:31] Because when does incest stop?

[22:33] I think I found an answer.

[22:35] All right.

[22:37] When does it stop?

[22:37] Apparently there are degrees of relationships.

[22:41] So, I don't...

[22:42] And it's based on the amount of DNA shared.

[22:44] Oh, no.

[22:44] You're about to say identical twins.

[22:46] Identical twins is 100%.

[22:47] Oh.

[22:48] Parent offspring, 50%.

[22:50] Full sibling, 50%.

[22:52] Three-quarter sibling.

[22:53] Or sibling cousins.

[22:56] I don't know what a three-quarter sibling is.

[22:58] Three-quarter sibling.

[22:59] What does that work?

[23:02] Um...

[23:03] But that's 37.25%.

[23:05] Yeah, no idea.

[23:05] I'm going to Google that.

[23:07] Uh...

[23:08] Grandparent Granchial, 25.

[23:09] Okay.

[23:09] Anyway, most laws regarding prohibited degree of kinship concern relations of R equals 25%

[23:17] are higher.

[23:19] So...

[23:20] What was the...

[23:20] A half-sibling is 25%.

[23:22] Oh, shit.

[23:23] So that would barely fall into that range.

[23:26] Yeah.

[23:27] Still...

[23:28] Yeah.

[23:28] And Uncle Nafiunis, that's 25%.

[23:31] Okay.

[23:32] So, great-grandparent, great-grandchild, only 12 and a half.

[23:36] Oh, God.

[23:37] That's disgusting to think about.

[23:38] Disgusting illegal.

[23:40] Things for clarified.

[23:45] First cousins, 12 and a half percent.

[23:49] Well, that's like the same as a great-grandparent in a great-grandparent.

[23:52] Yeah.

[23:53] Great-grandchild, damn.

[23:54] Triple-second cousins, what on earth is that?

[23:58] Trit...

[23:59] Dude, what are these numbers?

[24:00] Half-first cousins.

[24:01] First cousins once removed.

[24:04] Dude, what is...

[24:05] Double-second cousins, what is this?

[24:09] Triple-second cousins share more DNA than double-second cousins.

[24:12] All right.

[24:13] All right.

[24:14] We're going to follow up on all this.

[24:15] Yeah, it's going to say a lot of it's just starting to make less and less sense.

[24:18] But...

[24:18] But...

[24:19] The first one you say...

[24:20] So half-siblings, that's...

[24:22] It's a felony.

[24:24] Okay.

[24:25] Identical twins fucking...

[24:26] I didn't even have any thought about that.

[24:28] That is crazy.

[24:29] What are the chances of their offspring being mutated?

[24:32] Like you're fucking yourself.

[24:36] That's nuts.

[24:37] Wait, wait.

[24:37] That's actually...

[24:38] It's impossible.

[24:39] What?

[24:40] Wait.

[24:41] Hold on.

[24:41] This might be an idiot moment.

[24:43] Can you be identical twins with an opposite gender?

[24:47] Uh...

[24:47] No, I don't think so.

[24:48] That's paternal.

[24:49] I think...

[24:50] Or maternal?

[24:51] Yeah, because identical is when the fertilized egg splits, right?

[24:55] Yeah.

[24:56] So then it's...

[24:57] Yeah, that'd have to be the same.

[24:58] So that it's like, I guess they couldn't fuck.

[24:59] Yeah, you're right.

[24:59] Yeah.

[25:00] Okay.

[25:00] Wait, but why did it say that first?

[25:02] Maybe we're wrong.

[25:03] Maybe just to illustrate the point.

[25:05] This is also Wikipedia.

[25:06] Huh.

[25:09] That's fucking...

[25:10] Yeah.

[25:10] I don't even know me.

[25:11] I mean, yeah.

[25:12] Degree of relationship is zero for identical twins.

[25:15] I don't know if I'm ready.

[25:18] Um...

[25:19] So yeah, first degree is parent offspring or full sibling.

[25:23] Gotcha.

[25:25] Yeah, that's fucking...

[25:27] There's a world where that had...

[25:28] Like, there's a lot of people that have been affected by that.

[25:30] Isn't that crazy?

[25:30] Yeah.

[25:31] But here's...

[25:32] The point I was gonna make though...

[25:33] Not about the pedophilia thing.

[25:36] This guy in the story that we're talking about...

[25:39] It's possible that you've met people that...

[25:42] Have had this happen to them.

[25:43] Just holding it down?

[25:44] Yeah, dude.

[25:45] Because they're...

[25:45] Like, they're never gonna tell anyone.

[25:47] I would argue most people probably never tell anyone about that.

[25:52] If it happens to them.

[25:54] I think Dom would tell us.

[25:57] Well, I've got to edit that name out, but yeah.

[26:00] I mean, I don't think Dom...

[26:04] Oh, fuck you, man.

[26:05] I don't think he would be himself if he was like...

[26:08] Rate.

[26:10] He'd be a different person.

[26:11] He doesn't be...

[26:12] He'd be really shy.

[26:14] Probably.

[26:14] Or a rapist.

[26:17] Sexual abuse typically ends up in the abuser...

[26:21] Abuser, which is terrible.

[26:22] Rape to people, rape people.

[26:25] Exactly.

[26:27] Yeah.

[26:28] I don't know, man.

[26:29] That'd be...

[26:30] Again, we've probably met people who've been sexually abused for sure.

[26:35] Abused for sure.

[26:36] Insessed?

[26:38] Yeah, I don't know.

[26:40] We've met a lot of people, I feel like.

[26:42] By 30 years of age, you've met a lot.

[26:43] I've met tons of people.

[26:45] And some people that I'm like...

[26:47] I can tell you've had him.

[26:51] It wouldn't surprise me if they'd fucked their cousin.

[26:54] I mean, cousin fucking, I feel like it's a very common thing.

[26:57] In the South, yeah.

[26:59] Yeah.

[27:00] I would just say rural areas.

[27:01] It's probably way more common and way more accepted.

[27:04] And I think, like, is that why there's just less options?

[27:07] Yeah, for sure.

[27:08] It's like small town stuff.

[27:10] Wow.

[27:10] But also, this is kind of fucked up.

[27:12] It's not encouraging incest, but if you fuck your cousin, you have like a two to three percent

[27:17] more chance of having like a genetic mutation.

[27:19] So it's not a...

[27:20] Oh, it's so you're good.

[27:21] Yeah, essentially you could fuck your first cousin.

[27:23] And second cousin, it's like almost nothing from fucking your second cousin.

[27:27] Trust me, I know.

[27:29] I've done some research.

[27:31] Yeah, I just re-up...

[27:32] I've also heard that.

[27:33] Yeah, because I thought it was like way higher.

[27:35] I thought it was like everyone's saying...

[27:35] Yeah, everyone's saying...

[27:36] You're gonna have a mutated fucking child.

[27:38] But it's just...

[27:39] It's more like if you fuck your parent or your sibling, then it's probably gonna happen.

[27:44] You're flipping it coin at that point.

[27:47] To wrap this around, I mean, we won't stand for too much longer.

[27:52] Patifiles.

[27:53] Has anyone been cured?

[27:56] I don't even know how we measure that.

[27:58] Because you can't be inside someone's head, but...

[28:02] Any of the people that get that far, is there any undoing them?

[28:07] Well, cured as in...

[28:09] Like they don't want to do it anymore.

[28:11] Yeah, they're not attracted to children anymore.

[28:13] Has that ever happened?

[28:15] Or is it like, is it again, is it a place where you can't come back once you've gone that far?

[28:19] You're just there.

[28:21] I don't know.

[28:22] Yeah, I mean, you're getting into like...

[28:27] Is it...

[28:28] Are you born with that?

[28:29] Is it a choice?

[28:30] I think it's an orientation for sure.

[28:32] Oh, no, no.

[28:33] Not a choice.

[28:33] It's an orientation.

[28:34] I think it's an orientation.

[28:35] Okay, kind of thing.

[28:37] Damn, that's a fucking tough draw.

[28:41] Dude, yeah, if you're born that way.

[28:44] I just...

[28:45] How does one learn it is the real question?

[28:47] Say it is a learned behavior.

[28:51] How does someone learn it?

[28:54] I don't know.

[28:55] I mean, weren't you saying a while ago, like these people who run pedophile rings, like Epstein, those people,

[29:02] it starts with like porn addiction and then they keep going further.

[29:06] Yeah, but you think they were?

[29:07] They have like a predisposition?

[29:10] Yes, exactly.

[29:11] I think it's just like with an addict.

[29:13] You and I can drink alcohol, but some people, they'll drain.

[29:16] They literally cannot stop.

[29:18] And eventually it devolves to them drinking a handle of vodka a day, as opposed to us being able to have like five drinks and be like,

[29:24] I'm not gonna drink for a month.

[29:26] We're like the porn addict, or it's probably not every, because case of porn addicts, because priest touched children all the time.

[29:35] And they're not looking at porn.

[29:38] That you know of.

[29:40] Yeah, but yeah.

[29:42] And one could argue that it's situational for them, or they're just...

[29:46] That's a whole other thing, like, are they?

[29:48] But why a priest touched children?

[29:50] Okay, if it was like the situation bred that, why don't they just fuck other adults?

[30:00] That's a priest?

[30:01] Yeah, because they can't for their faith or whatever.

[30:07] But they can't fuck kids for their faith.

[30:09] That's also...

[30:11] Okay, I see what you said.

[30:12] But I feel like they do some mental gymnastics where that feels like a loophole.

[30:19] Like if they have a relationship with adults, they think that's wrong.

[30:24] I think they think both is wrong.

[30:27] But I don't...

[30:29] That's where in my head I go, how was the fucking kid one less wrong?

[30:34] Dive.

[30:35] Dude, I would imagine if a priest came to their other priest and said, I had sex with an adult or whatever.

[30:43] It'd probably be less crazy than if they went, yo, I'd touch Billy last week.

[30:48] Oh, for sure.

[30:49] That's why I'm saying we're like, how does it end up in pedophilia and not just them fucking another?

[30:53] Yeah, how is that not the first valve that breaks?

[30:55] Yeah, it's never that.

[30:57] You never hear of this priest was fucking slinging dick all around town, and then he started fucking kids.

[31:02] It's always straight to the kids.

[31:04] Yeah.

[31:04] I've heard theories on this.

[31:06] I think the one I truly think is probably is that it's all a power thing,

[31:11] because their kids are young.

[31:14] You can manipulate them.

[31:15] You can essentially make them into something, whatever you want.

[31:19] As a person of an adult, they see your bullshit coming a mile away.

[31:22] If I get the fuck away from me.

[31:24] So I think that has to play into it.

[31:25] I've just like proximity.

[31:28] We're here.

[31:28] It's easy to just groom this person, and then they just do it.

[31:31] So isn't there a common like chicken or egg debate where it's like to...

[31:37] Does the situation breed it or do they go there because they are that?

[31:41] Do they become priests because they are?

[31:43] It has to be they breed it.

[31:44] The chance that...

[31:45] I think it's started that way, but I feel like it's gotten a reputation now to the point where

[31:49] if you're a pedophile you go and become a priest.

[31:52] True, but I would think that there's a lot less natural pedophiles than there are people wanting to be priests.

[32:00] Overall, the percentage of pedophiles that...

[32:02] Actually, that's a good question actually.

[32:04] Yeah, it's like...

[32:06] I think that the situation probably breeds it more than there's like pedophiles going...

[32:10] Ooh, I could be a priest.

[32:11] It just seems like...

[32:13] I don't know.

[32:14] It seems like the numbers would be so small that we wouldn't have such a large organization being like the Catholic Church.

[32:22] Yeah, I think I agree on that.

[32:24] Yeah, it's...

[32:24] I mean...

[32:25] It is also crazy that we can...

[32:28] Everyone just knows this about them.

[32:30] I know.

[32:31] And it just continues.

[32:33] It's out there.

[32:35] Yeah, and people are still Catholic.

[32:37] And they just laugh it off.

[32:40] They're like, no, yeah, that doesn't have...

[32:42] The shores are just killing me.

[32:44] And riding up pretty high.

[32:45] Every time it's like just staying in place.

[32:48] It feels like a priest.

[32:52] Yeah, I don't know.

[32:53] Like, and the law doesn't apply to them.

[32:55] That's the craziest part too.

[32:56] We find these things out and the priests don't get arrested.

[32:59] They don't.

[33:00] Yeah, they just get moved.

[33:02] And the police...

[33:03] If you ever want to get rid of the conspiracy,

[33:06] the Catholic Church has control beyond what feels like anyone.

[33:10] Where they can truly subvert the law.

[33:12] Be like, no, no, no, no.

[33:14] And subvert the law over a heinous crime.

[33:18] Repeated...

[33:18] Yeah, the worst one.

[33:20] Yeah, the worst one.

[33:21] Millions of times.

[33:22] I'd say in the past 100 years alone.

[33:26] Yeah.

[33:27] It's, dude, talk about darkness, man, like this.

[33:30] Yeah.

[33:31] That is, has to be the worst side of humanity.

[33:34] Catholic priest?

[33:36] Yeah.

[33:37] I'd say it's in the ends of like along the lines of war and rape and pillaging.

[33:44] It's almost worse because you're like...

[33:47] You just mean like pedophilia up in general?

[33:49] Yeah.

[33:49] I mean, with the Catholics doing it at a magnitude that's so organized level.

[33:55] Yeah.

[33:55] Organized pedophiles in sight.

[33:58] Yeah, it's probably the darkest.

[34:00] One of the darkest things that's ever happened.

[34:02] Yeah.

[34:03] It's a fucking free will, baby.

[34:10] Okay.

[34:11] Be that, or...

[34:12] Give me an easy one.

[34:13] That dead child horse.

[34:16] Girls with male names on dating apps.

[34:20] Pass.

[34:21] Yeah.

[34:22] That's the...

[34:22] Yeah.

[34:23] I'd be waiting.

[34:24] Do you feel that way?

[34:24] I was kind of joking.

[34:26] I mean, I don't even know what kind of name I'm trying to...

[34:32] Fuck, I don't know.

[34:33] There was...

[34:33] I saw one and it was literally like a guy's name.

[34:36] And I was like...

[34:38] Call me, shall I just don't know if I could...

[34:40] If like your girl's name is Dave.

[34:43] She's a woman.

[34:44] But her name is crazy.

[34:46] Dave is crazy.

[34:46] I mean, that's an absolute...

[34:49] That's an absolute...

[34:50] Yeah, I just thought...

[34:51] What's the weirdest female name?

[34:53] Dude, I'm trying to remember.

[34:57] Uh...

[34:57] Dude, there was...

[34:59] This is one.

[35:01] Short for Carlie.

[35:02] Literally, how their name is Carlie.

[35:03] I have a female friend that we all call Carl.

[35:06] There you go.

[35:07] I fuck Carlie up.

[35:07] But it's kind of like a joke though.

[35:10] Like she doesn't...

[35:10] Sure, sure.

[35:11] She doesn't actually go by...

[35:13] It's like all of your close friends call her Carl.

[35:15] Okay.

[35:15] In a situation where this girl's like...

[35:17] My name is Carlie.

[35:18] Like, hey, I'm Carlie.

[35:19] Like, whoa.

[35:21] Oh.

[35:22] Getting hot and heavy with Carl.

[35:23] Is she hot though?

[35:25] It's pretty cute.

[35:26] Yeah, that I don't care.

[35:28] Yeah, it's fair.

[35:29] Yeah.

[35:29] It's all talking till you're in front of a kid.

[35:31] You know, like, uh...

[35:33] It's a guy I can get behind that.

[35:34] Yeah, I can get behind Carl.

[35:39] I met a girl named Logan once.

[35:42] That's a tough one too.

[35:43] That is a...

[35:43] Have you ever heard of her strong male name?

[35:45] No.

[35:45] This is like one of the manliest names.

[35:47] Not short for anything.

[35:48] Just Logan.

[35:49] Not Logan for a...

[35:50] Can't even think of a name that would be short for.

[35:53] Yeah, no.

[35:54] That's a tough one.

[35:57] Again, if I was in front of a beautiful woman,

[35:59] they're like, my name's David.

[36:00] I'd probably be like, I'm gonna get fun.

[36:02] But...

[36:03] But I don't...

[36:04] David's might be the most male name.

[36:06] Yeah, like, there's no...

[36:07] I mean, Logan.

[36:08] Logan.

[36:08] Yeah, Logan.

[36:09] I mean, there's no Logan here around.

[36:11] I was shocked.

[36:12] Yeah.

[36:12] Where'd you meet this person?

[36:14] Uh, at a job.

[36:15] Internship.

[36:16] A while ago.

[36:17] Dude, it's weird too,

[36:18] because in this day and age,

[36:18] my first instinct is to go,

[36:20] oh, maybe they're like,

[36:20] trans.

[36:22] If someone told me their name's Logan,

[36:23] I go, oh, maybe they're just...

[36:25] Hot trans.

[36:26] And it's weird, like,

[36:27] after hanging out with her for a while,

[36:30] like, every day for a summer.

[36:32] It's like, I started thinking of it as a female name.

[36:34] Right.

[36:34] Yeah.

[36:35] I feel like that just will happen.

[36:36] Yeah.

[36:37] Trying to think it...

[36:37] I've definitely had met female...

[36:39] I'm about to say female women.

[36:42] But...

[36:42] Yeah.

[36:42] For the context of the trans stuff.

[36:44] For a female woman,

[36:45] I've met them that they have a guy's name you forget.

[36:47] Yeah.

[36:48] A little bit into the relationship.

[36:48] I grew up with...

[36:51] Not to...

[36:52] It grew up sounds weird.

[36:53] I went to school with two female twins.

[36:56] Their names were Carson and Dylan.

[36:59] Yeah.

[37:01] Yeah.

[37:01] Those are dude names.

[37:02] Are those even female names?

[37:04] No.

[37:04] I've never heard of that outside of...

[37:06] No.

[37:06] I've only met male, Dylan's,

[37:07] and Carson, I've never met a Carson in general.

[37:11] It kind of...

[37:12] It's a guy.

[37:12] It's a guy.

[37:13] It's a guy.

[37:13] It's a guy.

[37:13] Weirdly worked, though.

[37:14] Yeah.

[37:15] I mean, again,

[37:17] you meet the person in their hot.

[37:19] You're like...

[37:19] Or they're just...

[37:22] They're obviously a woman.

[37:24] Yeah.

[37:24] And eventually,

[37:25] it's just all the names it fades.

[37:27] So...

[37:28] New fucking nose.

[37:29] But it's a good point to bring up.

[37:31] I have to say,

[37:32] when I see the names,

[37:34] though, I do swipe left.

[37:37] They're for...rightness.

[37:38] How about a...

[37:38] How about a roof?

[37:39] You've heard of that one?

[37:41] I mean, that's a woman's name, though.

[37:43] Is it?

[37:43] Yeah.

[37:44] It's just a...

[37:44] It's like up there with like a...

[37:46] Edgar and like...

[37:47] It's like old-timey names.

[37:49] Root.

[37:49] Yeah, it is old-timey.

[37:50] Is that more of a girl's name than a guy's name?

[37:53] I've never seen a...

[37:54] I've seen more girl...

[37:55] I've never seen a guy named that.

[37:56] I've seen tons of girls.

[37:58] But like, elderly people.

[37:59] I guess, yeah.

[38:00] Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

[38:01] Yeah.

[38:02] Yes.

[38:03] Hmm.

[38:03] But I've never seen a guy named Ruth.

[38:06] Ruth Aphah.

[38:07] I'm just thinking of Babe Ruth.

[38:08] That's probably why I think that.

[38:10] Who's...

[38:10] That's his last name?

[38:11] Yeah.

[38:11] Yeah.

[38:13] Let's see.

[38:15] Do-do-do-do-do-do.

[38:17] Company chatbots using chat GPT premium.

[38:21] I feel like I talked about this one, but there's a snapshot of a guy who is...

[38:25] You know, everyone's using chat GPT for like chatbots everywhere.

[38:29] Like, all these companies go on their website.

[38:31] The back ends now becoming just all chat GPT.

[38:34] And so the guy's on Ford's website, the car company.

[38:37] And he's like, acid about Python code.

[38:40] And he's just like putting his Python code into a Ford chatbot.

[38:44] And it's just giving him back revisions.

[38:46] And he's just on Ford's website.

[38:48] Because it's just chat GPT in the background.

[38:51] Why is he using Ford's website?

[38:54] He just thought it was hilarious.

[38:56] Okay.

[38:57] He just...

[38:57] Him knowing that a lot of these are chat GPT.

[39:00] I see.

[39:00] I just went there.

[39:01] He's like, give me a function that like reverses a binary tree.

[39:04] And he's on Ford's website.

[39:05] And it just does it for you.

[39:06] That is kind of fun.

[39:07] Pretty great.

[39:07] Short, quick.

[39:12] Pet Peeve.

[39:14] Oh, there's many.

[39:16] Questions with obvious answer.

[39:19] Like...

[39:19] Stupid questions.

[39:20] Yeah, I mean, that's an easy one.

[39:23] I have the situation I'm thinking about.

[39:25] That same guy was bitching about before at my work.

[39:29] It's like...

[39:30] It's almost insulting when someone...

[39:32] It would take the person, you know, ten seconds total to answer the question.

[39:37] I know they know that.

[39:38] But instead, they ask you for you to solve.

[39:41] To answer their own questions.

[39:43] But then it then requires me to pull back from what I'm doing.

[39:46] Focus to what they're doing and then give them an answer.

[39:50] I think the question I had here was...

[39:55] Oh, he was like...

[39:57] Has the data been copied to both of these places?

[40:00] And literally him querying...

[40:01] Check both the places.

[40:02] Literally, he would just have to query one table and see that the council line...

[40:06] ...got one table.

[40:07] And instead, he went...

[40:09] Did you copy this over?

[40:11] Like, dude.

[40:13] And I'm pretty sure he had done testing that like, validated that already.

[40:17] I'm like, dude, you were so fucking head, man.

[40:20] Do something.

[40:20] Yeah, it's all...

[40:22] It's your work remotely, too, right?

[40:23] Yeah.

[40:24] That makes it work.

[40:25] Because in person, that's not as bad.

[40:27] If you just like, threw that out there.

[40:29] Like, if you were sitting right next to a person, be like, do you do this?

[40:32] Yeah.

[40:32] When you send a message, it's like, it's way worse.

[40:35] Like a tap on the shoulder, be like, hey, give me attention.

[40:38] My buddy who works totally in office, we were talking about this yesterday, he's just off-engineered.

[40:42] And he's like, yeah, dude.

[40:43] It's so much easier being the office for stuff.

[40:46] But I'm like...

[40:48] I've been in situations at work where...

[40:50] Say someone messes up, and then you gotta go them and be like, hey, man, you mess this up.

[40:55] And then they do it again and again.

[40:58] And I feel less inclined.

[40:59] I hate...

[41:01] In person, going back to them and going, it's still not right.

[41:04] And it's as opposed to messaging them.

[41:07] It's so much easier to be like, wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong.

[41:10] You don't have to see there.

[41:12] Yeah, I just shoot the message out, and it's just out there, and they know that they're wrong.

[41:15] It's supposed to be going like, I try to be nice every time in person.

[41:19] Yeah.

[41:19] Or I'm like, listen.

[41:20] I know it.

[41:21] I know you like jackass.

[41:23] Yeah.

[41:24] And then like, you keep...

[41:26] Obviously, you probably...

[41:27] I would imagine both of us probably be continuing to be nice, even after the fourth time.

[41:31] Like I'm not going to yell at someone at work.

[41:33] But like inside, there's rings.

[41:35] Oh, yeah, but then I'm just going to have to die of a heart attack at 40 because of that.

[41:38] So it's like messaging, man.

[41:41] It's the way.

[41:41] Yeah.

[41:43] Right.

[41:43] Just cut out the human components.

[41:45] Yeah, I want all robots.

[41:47] By the time I'm like, 35, which is coming up.

[41:50] Already there, dude.

[41:52] You know, I'm already 35.

[41:54] That's fine.

[41:55] It's five years, dude.

[41:56] I know.

[41:57] It's coming up.

[41:57] It's going to fly by.

[42:07] Sorry.

[42:08] We're making things up here from our last long video, which is like two doctors to go

[42:21] and help their parents and children who have been from closest績 and繩 and other

[42:23] Many times you're

[42:26] dollars and they go it's like one last fuck you before he graduated that and the calls about

[42:32] donating oh my god if I've ever wanted to burn down anything more it's been in those instances of

[42:37] the transcripts on them asking for money knowing they have tens of not hundreds of millions of dollars

[42:43] as as a university it's talk about fucking like blood boiling madness man dude yeah I forgot

[42:56] until literally probably a month ago when I was like do you need your transcripts yeah yeah why

[43:01] looking at master's programs just oh shit yeah there's some good options out there that are like

[43:05] literally turning life around yeah finally finally getting uh what my worth is after a while so

[43:13] people start accepting me now I just feel I don't know it's probably a more of an insecurity of mine

[43:17] even though I'm already in the field and established of like it's exactly what I did I mean you already

[43:22] had a computer oh no you had an engineer degree but that goes way farther in general too I don't

[43:26] have an engineering degree at all I was like college degree yeah so I'm like in the back of my head

[43:30] it's like oh man if I even if I have five years of experience as a software engineer they're going

[43:34] to look and see not a bachelor's in computer science it's just be like no not this guy which is not

[43:39] the reality at all considering uh no I've had every source tell me it doesn't work like that once

[43:45] you've you've had experience yeah no it ends up giving you shit and unless you're entry level if you

[43:57] so yeah it's an insecurity of mine that I'm I'm probably just gonna need a master degree it's an

[44:01] expensive insecurity well dude some of the options I found and we don't talk about this too long but

[44:07] a lot of these colleges now like reputable college are doing this like self-paced thing where you

[44:11] pay a flat fee for a semester and you can take as many courses you want oh you're just gonna

[44:16] cram a bunch yeah so like I for one college is looking at is like four four five hundred for an entire

[44:23] six months of whatever you can finish like dude I can I could just fucking grind my ass off

[44:30] until I get well working still oh yeah oh dude dude I got nothing better to do man I'm gonna

[44:37] die dude yeah but I can't even handle I can handle one class at a time that's fair if I did more I

[44:43] would probably be dead that's fair and I I'm also coming from a place of like I haven't been in

[44:49] school forever so in my mind I'm like oh it'll be easy but it's probably just not so bad yeah

[44:54] it's just misery it's gonna take ten or two to try it though yeah just spend a bunch of money

[45:01] probably but it's cool I mean I like the idea it is a cool idea dude see if you could like get some

[45:06] time off work uh no and now start up dude not not to be like dude listen that's start off

[45:14] it would it's like there's if anyone left right now it would be an issue yeah so for me to be like

[45:21] yeah I can't like it would just not work out but no no we'll see something I'm gonna try to get

[45:27] a master's we'll see what happens nice um I think I feel like I told you about this but I had a

[45:34] a ride with an Indian Uber driver I don't know why that context needed I guess it is needed

[45:40] picks me up getting the car this guy has like five stars on Uber which is rare it's you know

[45:47] sometimes most of the times it would get like a four eight to a four nine but to have five stars dude

[45:52] you have to have given such good service isn't that like zero no one gave you under five I think so

[46:01] I was I but he had like thousands upon thousands of rides so I was like this is insane getting the car

[46:08] uh driving like how's your day of a boy and then he was so cool yeah I mean not no I mean yes yes

[46:16] but he starts talking about this thing called cloud seating which I just heard about this okay

[46:24] I've never heard about this he just starts I don't even know he just started talking like

[46:28] literally I think was it was snowy out he's like no why it's like this and I was like oh

[46:36] and he's like because cloud seating you know they fill the skies with these chemicals around certain

[46:42] times to create snow for around like Christmas and holidays I do crazy and I was like this guy's

[46:48] fucking crazy and he's just talking about the entire ride back to my apartment get out of the car

[46:53] like thank you sir go inside look it up it's totally legitimate well it's a real thing yes

[47:02] the science you can do it they do do it it's literally they have states that say it's either

[47:07] legal or illegal to do it in certain places it's in America oh yeah dude literally there's laws

[47:12] and Wisconsin and Illinois around these things and Wisconsin definitely doesn't what the fuck yeah

[47:20] okay this is interesting I just saw something about it like in Saudi Arabia they were

[47:24] talks of doing it just to like not have it be desert sun all the time yeah no they do it

[47:30] here all the time that's insane these put things like barium in this guy that if it affects the

[47:36] the water presence or whatever and they can create snow and they do it and it can also be used

[47:41] for farming and stuff like that it's gonna say I feel like farming would be the primary reason but

[47:46] it sounded like some QAnon crazy shit but I was like okay man when I saw it I was like this is

[47:51] bullshit I thought it was yeah because essentially it is the government's controlling the weather

[47:55] this literally what it is yeah pretty much yeah and when anyone says anything it sounds like that like

[48:00] oh you're fucking insane and this guy was super intelligent I forgot how it works I remember it was

[48:07] pretty cool I think it was something I know barium was one of the main chemicals but I thought

[48:13] that was talk about judging a book by its cover and being like it's probably why as five

[48:17] did you give them five stars after that I give everyone five stars unless I've never had

[48:21] experienced that so I've deemed anything less than five stars they'd have to be like doing some

[48:27] fucked up shit like fucking their sister brother or something in the car yeah while they're driving me

[48:33] skin fucking roadhead fucking sibling head a little I got one I want to talk about all right you might

[48:43] have seen this it was on right a few weeks ago okay basically this guy this guy got his works

[48:53] sabotaged by an IT guy for like a decade did you or I right I know I threw it on the list okay I

[49:01] think I totally saw some right it did you talk talk about a little more all right all the I

[49:05] screenshot it I'm gonna read a little bit from it because it's crazy okay this guy I work medium-sized

[49:13] firm between 2014-2024 I found myself constantly making mistakes while working calculations and

[49:21] Microsoft Excel were wrong data inputs on spreadsheets were wrong booking the wrong days on his

[49:26] vacation or yeah like realizing you booked the wrong days on vacation typos and documents that

[49:34] changed words like counts to counts felt like he was going crazy so he would do things like

[49:41] screenshot what he had calculated but then he found later his screenshots had disappeared the

[49:47] next day so he would question if he took him in the first place dude what the fuck and if

[49:54] February 24 their IT guy left them after facing a disciplinary this guy's from the UK so I guess

[50:01] was disciplined okay they hired another guy within two weeks he approached him and showed him a

[50:10] series of records their old IT guy had been accessing his system editing his work changing the

[50:16] information that he had put on his his annual leave sheet and other things the guy had been sabotaging

[50:22] his work for over a decade consequences consequences I faced are he was not allowed to work from home

[50:30] all his colleagues because of unreliability resulted in all the transport costs was overlooked for

[50:36] promotion had his professional life credibility damaged had to undergo treatment for ADHD and early

[50:42] onset Alzheimer's other cognitive tests and was put on a performance improvement plan

[50:49] all because of this IT guy because this guy fucking what does he say anything about a reason

[50:56] no there's no reason this guy was just doing never got and the whole post is him asking if he has

[51:01] like legal standing to go after this problem IT guy wished 100% he does super almost anything

[51:08] in this nation that's more than enough reason I mean yeah he's he's sabotages reputation

[51:13] and his mental health yeah dude what the fuck that's like the purest evil I mean there's

[51:20] worse evil but like but like literally doing it for it's concentrated there's no reason no

[51:25] just doing it to do it to make so watch someone for 10 years he made he made a person think they

[51:32] were less of a person do pardon me feels like that's stories 10 years you wouldn't yeah how do you

[51:40] not figure that out after a couple of weeks you're like this is weird yeah how would you

[51:47] still have a job after 10 years I don't know yeah he was on a performance improvement plan but like

[51:52] dude that happens way quicker than than take 10 you they'll let you go if you're fucking up

[51:58] consistently he's he's like I've spoken to HR the issued an apology allowed me to work from

[52:04] home again and removed his performance improvement plan dude that just like oh shit sorry that's insane

[52:11] I just I wish god I want to interview that IT guy I'd love to know like that that'd be like

[52:19] interviewing a serial killer on death row just like insanity yeah just saying he did it for the love

[52:25] yeah yeah yeah that's I mean it could totally be fake you know I'm talking from a place of being

[52:31] technology tech while I can even talk being good with technology so maybe you'd be your average

[52:37] person maybe just wouldn't catch it I guess maybe like I feel like I would know I would know so

[52:42] quick but think he got to the point where he was taking screenshots so he's inside he's like I

[52:48] know I didn't but how is he not taking screenshots with like something other than his computer like

[52:51] taking a picture something with his phone yeah like totally could done that yeah there's a lot of

[52:57] holes here there's some holes but it's also it definitely could happen I feel like I feel like it

[53:02] happened this guy was exactly a little bit thanks like 10 years just seems insane years so

[53:08] long to be like well guess I'm just crazy you have to be it's shocking yeah I mean you're right I do

[53:21] really what comes out of this I want to know what was in that IT guys yeah any any situation like

[53:26] that where there's a guy doing it for the fuck of it what like because 10 years it could be funny

[53:31] once he changes counts to const one time hilarious shows someone also probably dude if someone does

[53:37] that once you could still get fired for that if you like sent a document so I just had

[53:42] couldn't ridden all over yeah like dude you were totally get fired that's not like over it would

[53:49] be crazy read red 100 times but he had to be subtle so he could keep it up for 10 years sure

[53:56] huh you got to be so he fought with his vacation too did so you would think the person is literally

[54:05] like you wouldn't keep them as an employee if that if it was truly that crazy they probably felt

[54:10] bad maybe they thought he was like disabled or something and then didn't want to fire him for that

[54:17] either way any example of someone like that tormenting for the the fuck of it it's crazy

[54:25] like how it's pure torment I can't think of a way to defend this IT guy no I mean

[54:33] I'm trying to unless there's like some context left out like the guy fucked his wife or you know

[54:37] like something oh shit he probably did he probably fucked his wife how many people just do that to do

[54:43] that I've never I've never cut I mean talking about meeting tons of people I've never come across

[54:49] to even for revenge just ruining a guy's life people do that I mean I I buy way more into that

[54:57] yeah then someone literally for no reason other than to just do it

[55:04] because he thought it was funny I mean yeah I guess that's a reason so easily

[55:09] for 10 years that's the thing 10 year even like if someone does some big act of revenge it's usually

[55:17] like a one big thing right yeah usually don't sabotage someone for 10 years that's like torture

[55:25] yeah emotions are so fleeting man it's that's what I'm saying like that it'd be hard to keep that up

[55:30] that yeah most people just hatred let's just get over it so quickly but I don't know I mean there

[55:36] I mean there's to your point there's serial killers out there I think he he has to be a psycho

[55:41] right he's probably just that he's not killing people but he's just doing that

[55:45] yeah that's just what it is which could argue as a healthy outlets if you're a serial killer

[55:50] it's way better than killing people we can agree there but that guy sucks yeah fucking I mean

[55:58] it it is funny though that's even funnier all right see what we got it was that that was okay

[56:08] that's it on that one but but but but but at what point okay you're this is kind of a work

[56:15] thing but it could be for anything does incest stop yeah we're back to incest that maybe it's just

[56:22] the work thing you're in it you're in a meeting right say you're the first person there show up

[56:26] with the meeting studio do you all about the meeting I mean this one's more like what do you do

[56:30] than like a frustration you're the first guy or girl first person comes in you go hey how's it

[56:38] going blah blah second person comes in hey how's it going third person comes in do you say hi

[56:46] how far into every say there's 20 people in the meeting you say hi to every one like two two

[56:52] and then you're done yeah in person or virtual virtual in person is different that feeling

[56:59] hi everybody then because they're walking physically in a room yeah yeah if it's just me and

[57:04] another person I say what's up yeah for another person comes in I usually say what's a third person

[57:10] mute the mics for silent I fell into a trap either probably a couple weeks ago I'd say where I like

[57:20] I got to the third person and I just end up saying hi to like 10 people and I was like at the end

[57:25] just felt so weird you felt used yeah but I felt like the people who would like bend there in the

[57:31] beginning saw me do this oh hey they're saying hi either yeah I'm just the guy like hey hey hey hey

[57:38] hey just having this like small talk for you running the meeting no yeah wait we're the

[57:44] fuck are you doing oh man I'm lonely just having conversations with people in

[57:50] fuck this black now yeah just stuff like that I feel like there can be bits written just about

[57:57] that stuff or they're like sign felty and almost where you're like that's very sign fel yeah you

[58:02] when does it stop yeah incess what time are we at oh show we're 58 on here yeah do like one more

[58:10] yeah give me one more uh steamy one I mean this one's pretty steamy man jailed raped and be

[58:18] in after being falsely accused using AI facial recognition software that is steamy wait so what did

[58:23] he do you got falsely so just you're just a guy okay please put me in the situation I understand

[58:31] a better you're the guy please department departments head started putting in facial recognition

[58:38] software used on like camera footage to be like oh this is our guy if they have you in the database

[58:44] and you've been like a criminal before and so they literally just use that software it said it was

[58:50] this guy it brought him in he would in the small the short amount of time this guy was also like

[58:56] either he wasn't a criminal or his only crime was like it's very like a we charge or like something

[59:00] sure in the time the short time he was in prison got beaten and raped holy shit yeah and so there's

[59:08] a whole court case now because the software is wrong yeah that's our future man it's just I

[59:15] feel like this is like the test argument it's like well like self-driving cars it's like you know

[59:22] some will fuck up and kill people but sure over the overall it probably helps that sucks for that guy

[59:29] though yeah the only thing I could say with the test the one is that like relative to non-automated

[59:36] people driving cars they kill a lot less clearly way better way less people overall as

[59:41] well yeah that's what's the benefit of this recognition kind of an isolation of like there's

[59:46] nothing like this that we used to go oh it's this guy like we really make sure it's the guy before

[59:50] we do it as opposed to them just trusting the software and going it has identified from this blurry

[59:55] that you know cc tv footage yeah that it is this man I guess it would be like how many people does

[60:01] that catch that wouldn't have been caught sure which I don't know I just know that they pulled all

[60:06] these systems from a lot of police departments because they put them in but most of the reason is

[60:09] that the software is extremely biased towards minorities because there's more minorities in the system

[60:15] it just would default more just the training data exactly and it's like you that's how human

[60:20] minds work too that's like yeah it's like literally profiling yeah I mean it's fucked up because

[60:25] the statistics say more minorities aren't prison but that doesn't mean that more minorities are

[60:29] gonna commit crimes should have been in prison yeah no yeah they probably will and then just

[60:34] says so it'll probably get better like the software will but for now it's like

[60:41] it's hard when the data is suggesting that it's mostly the software doesn't assign blame that doesn't

[60:48] the software just recognize a face yeah so how how does it bias towards minorities I guess it's my

[60:57] question that's a good question yeah I just know it is I just to the point where they took it all out

[61:08] dang yeah I assumed it would be like you you know what this criminal looks like you see them walk

[61:19] into an area with a camera software picks up and says this guy's here yeah which that I don't know

[61:25] well so say you're black you're not a criminal but because the software leans towards mostly criminals

[61:32] it could literally be like oh this is the guy so it just isn't more likely to mix up minorities

[61:40] that's and yes we've got people yes so like it's way more likely to be like oh you're the criminal

[61:46] because you're just black and the criminals black see that I would think would have the opposite

[61:50] effect if it's trained on more black people data you'd think it would be better at distinguishing

[61:56] the nuances that's a good point it should but it doesn't yeah just racist AI yeah I don't I'm also

[62:04] so outside of the world of like image recognition software so I don't know how good it is when

[62:08] they're like is it this person's face it must just be bad enough to wear at least for minority

[62:13] groups it doesn't work well yeah but and also it's like the level footage you're working with

[62:19] is it like it's not a straight on because they're like yours you're using video from like

[62:24] stores to be like oh yeah so I don't think it's quite there yet there's also a thing with like

[62:30] iPhone face recognition wasn't it like it didn't work well on Asians

[62:37] pretty sure that happened I mean I could have I think they've addressed it but I remember

[62:42] thank god someone's out there doing God's work yeah addressing these issues yeah it's a big problem

[62:48] I wonder why just because maybe they didn't have enough Asian data like Asian faces to train with

[62:53] yeah I mean I guess there's a period like any Asian could open any Asians phone it's pretty awesome

[62:58] just kind of funny they are the skeleton key of racism all right well good no-tang down

[63:05] yeah yeah all right well thanks for tuning in and we'll see you next time

[63:11] all right bye all right bye