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Yo yo, a fake bronze ballcast.
And the giga of one, you do your follow ups.
Okay dude.
Sorry I like how to hiccup birthday.
Here's talking.
Alright we got a couple of follow ups to open with.
This one I've been wanting to do for a while.
This might even require another follow up because it's so complicated.
A while ago you said why can't we just power the world with the Sarah Desert.
There you have the Throne Solar panels in there.
Which, how did that come up?
Was that just a thought you had?
I was talking with energy efficiency with the owner of a chemical manufacturing company.
They used to work for it.
And he was just like no way.
He was like there's no way in hell that could ever happen.
With no explanation?
Nothing.
And then I looked it up and I was like I think it can be done.
I could have been wrong but I you know.
I think the answer is maybe but it's really fucking hard.
So yeah looking at this this is like a very common debate that people have talked about for a while.
Yeah.
So first of all the cost would be insane.
One study said it would cost or you would need 51.4 billion solar panels to cover 115,000 square miles to make an actual impact.
The cost estimate for that is 514 trillion dollars.
Oh my god.
Which is 23 times the US economy.
So right out the gate that's tough.
That's tough.
That's very tough.
And that comes from just estimating the cost of a solar panel like for your house and then considering tons of added cost for building in the desert like carving out land carrying resources out there creating batteries.
Hold on before we continue.
We're talking about power in the world.
The entire world.
So then comparing to the American economy is not because if it's the whole world we have to take into account the whole world.
Yeah that's just a reference point for how huge that number is.
I mean it would take a multi-country collaboration.
Yeah which is a fucking thing.
Which yeah that would be fucking hard.
Okay anyway.
Okay there's also issues with transferring that power from the desert.
It's a very remote location.
Sure.
The longer your cables are the more energy you lose.
Sure.
And it's already inefficient.
Solar panels are like they convert 15% of light to actual energy and then you lose more depending on how long those cables are.
Got it.
Getting a somewhere like Australia would be super hard.
Got it.
All right now there's some other weird ones.
I think I talked about batteries when you first brought this up.
That's always a problem.
Like right now I think our batteries couldn't do it.
But I think it would be reasonable to say like in a decade or so we could have the storage capability.
It's actually store the energy because light is not constant.
Fair.
The weirdest one that I never thought about.
Apparently wind carries dust from the Sahara Desert to the Amazon rainforest.
Okay.
And I jumped the gun a little bit.
So first of all, if you cover that much land that much of the desert with panels.
Solar panels are darker than sand and they absorb more heat.
So less heat is reflective more heat stays and that could be enough to literally warm the entire climate of the Sahara Desert.
Wow.
And potentially the whole world.
Wow.
Which is crazy.
Yeah.
That's a gun to go inside anything.
But even if it only warmed the Sahara Desert.
Yeah.
That change in temperature relative to a surrounding areas could mess up wind patterns that carry stuff around the world.
Okay.
This is where the dust go into the Amazon rainforest makes a difference.
Okay.
So why do we care about the dust though that goes to the Amazon rainforest?
Because, I don't know, let's see.
We wrote down some numbers here.
22, 27.7 million tons of dust go from the Sahara to the Amazon rainforest every year.
Okay.
Within that is 22,000 tons of phosphorus that fertilizes the soil.
Whoa.
Holy shit.
So it could literally, some people have said it would destroy the rainforest.
Yeah, or other...
If that current got disrupted.
Yeah.
I think it's fair to say at the very least it would be greatly changed.
Damn, dude.
F**k.
But why can't I just have all the answers and be simple?
Right.
When I looked that up, I was like, oh, are they next to each other?
I was like, no, they're not.
They're not.
They're a crock of caution.
F**king world.
Whoa.
That's nuts.
I mean...
27.7 million tons in the air across the sea.
That's nuts.
Well, dude, there's like a wind...
F**k, what is it?
When there's fires across the world, sometimes the smoke will end up in...
Yeah.
...literally in opposite sides of the world.
Like giant forest fires.
So it's like, yeah, it's more connected than I guess we thought.
The whole world's connected.
Which is crazy.
Because...
So the...
The stat that everyone says is like, oh, it only take like 1.6% of the desert area.
Yeah.
To produce enough power for the entire world.
Which I think is accurate.
But all the problems stem like after you harness that power.
It's like, okay, say you got it.
Yeah, yeah, the electricity is around.
How do you distribute it?
And how do you not f**k up the environment in different ways?
Yeah.
Damn.
That's...
Well, f**k.
That was one of the better follow-ups I've ever heard.
That was so...
That was crazy, right?
Yeah, dude.
I know.
I know.
That was by far the weirdest one.
And just the fact that like a relatively small portion of us intervening in the desert...
Yeah.
That could have a global heating impact.
Yeah.
Yeah.
This is all from simulation and stuff too.
First of all, it's like...
I wouldn't really know.
How accurate can you be?
Well, then yeah, there's a lot of...
Well, I won't go into that.
But, um...
I'll go into it.
Well, dude.
Like the climate change stuff.
I used to be like a die hard like...
Word, the CO2, and the methane.
Sure.
And we're all caught...
And it's all human impact.
And it's like...
We're starting to have portions of the ocean cool down by itself.
But like we're only creating morseo too now.
And so it's like...
That goes against everything...
That people have been talking about.
They're like, we're only going to move in a warming direction.
Nothing's going to be cooler.
Yeah.
It's something like a large part of the Atlantic ocean is now like...
Going down in temperature for some reason.
Well, again, we can't explain.
I think...
I'm not a climatologist or anything, but it seems like...
We can get in this space...
And also government weaponizes a lot of those policies...
Or a lot of those ideas to make policy in their favor.
But there's like...
A lot of the times we have these like...
Theoretical models on things that we don't actually...
Like we don't know the history of the world's climate.
It's pretty cocky of us to think we can just map out everything...
Yeah, it's complicated as the world.
It's like...
Yeah.
We don't even know what the last 500 years actually looked like in terms of temperature.
Right.
Like we weren't measuring that stuff.
And suddenly we're like, yeah, we know what's gonna happen in the next 100 years.
Due to our stuff.
Yeah.
Like even the stuff I just said, like...
Concrete numbers, like millions of tons...
Yeah.
...to the decimal points.
Like it's probably not really accurate.
It's estimates with like...
If you were to put that in the context of any like...
Actual good experiment.
Like a thoroughly randomized controlled trial study...
You look at it and go, yeah, that's like nothing, dude.
It's guesswork and that's...
There's so many of it's conjecture.
Yeah.
Well, evidence-based conjecture.
A lot of it.
But evidence, so like in the climb stuff, evidence of like...
Evidence that could be interpreted multiple ways.
True, but also evidence that's like relative to...
If you were to actually open up and go, okay, we have the evidence of the past 100 years of what climate looks like and will look like now.
And you go, well, how has the world been around?
Oh, you know, millions, billions of years.
It's like...
Right.
Oh, so you took like a minute of a day and measured that.
And said, this is what a whole day is gonna be.
Yeah.
I don't know, man.
Not to be the conspiracy bullshit guy, but it's like it just seems...
Now the oceans are starting to cool in certain spots.
I'm like, oh, man.
It's weird.
But...
Who the fuck cares?
I think it's reasonable to be skeptical.
To a degree of like, is it really Doomsday at this exact year?
Yeah.
I think it's also reasonable to say like we've caused some warming.
But...
Totally, man.
We've had an impact.
You can't deny that.
But to...
But I think the degree is...
It's reasonable to question that.
We'll do that.
Not to always bring back to government bullshit, but there's a trend of...
Whenever you're told that you can't be against an idea, whether it be...
Whether it be a war in Iraq or climate change, and you get just like attacked
for having to view against that, it's typically...
Raises red flags.
It does, man.
And it should always.
Not to say that everything's always a conspiracy, but when people are like,
No, you're anti-freedom if you don't want to go like, kill Saddam Hussein,
or you're anti-human if suddenly that you're like, climate change isn't real or isn't as crazy as it's demanded.
When you're attacked for those views, it's like...
And then they just...
They'll find crazy people who are like the most...
They're on the other end of that stuff, and then go like, this is what an anti-climate person is doing.
Oh, that's...
Yeah, it's just like dismiss...
Disadvantedly.
Yeah, dismiss any logic at all behind the other argument.
So...
Yeah.
I'm glad you brought this stuff up.
Any other follow-ups?
Uh, yes.
I got one more.
So...
A while ago, we asked the question, can you burp out a fart?
And the answer is kind of.
Hit me with this.
So, okay.
You'll hold on.
Let me pull up this article.
I only really found one comprehensive article on this.
Okay.
If you decide not to release a fart, some of the gas will be reabsorbed into the circulatory system.
From there, it goes to the lungs for a gas exchange throughout the pulmonary circulatory system,
and it is expelled through breathing.
Oh.
While this isn't a mouth fart per se, it's the gas from the fart coming out of your mouth.
Technically, your burp, right?
Yeah, you're doing...
So it's not like a burp.
Yeah, you had a...
Like slow release.
You're breathing fart out.
Hahaha.
It's only an NPR voice.
You're breathing fart out.
Holy fuck.
It's, uh, so...
Yeah.
So, something related to that.
How did that come up?
I don't know.
I don't know.
Maybe holding in your fart.
I feel like it was probably from...
Because we all have grown up and been when we...
Well, I shouldn't say all.
Being in relationships when you're younger, you hold your farts in entirely.
Like a teenager.
And I don't know how many times I'd have extreme stomach aches for holding in my farts for four hours.
And I...
Maybe...
I feel like it came up from that.
I mean, like, if I just hold in, this eventually just come out the other end.
Yeah.
But, here's another thing I think about that.
My friend who...
His sister is a nurse.
And...
People get extremely constipated.
You can get to a point where poop starts to come out your mouth.
You can get so filled with shit.
That's real?
That's real.
And his sister was literally like...
Experience someone die from this.
I was gonna...
How do you not die like a long time before that even happened?
I have no idea.
But apparently you get to a point where you are regurgitating poop.
So it got all the way to your stomach.
And then it starts to back up so much that you just start like poop starts coming out the other end.
So I mean, that's like...
It's funny how like...
It's either...
You're not...
You're releasing gas but not burping through your mouth.
Or you're releasing shit.
There's no in between.
Well, okay.
If you say in that means makes me feel like...
You can absolutely fart out of your mouth.
If you can poop out of your mouth.
But the same action is not.
Like, you're not...
I guess we should look at what a burp is.
It's just gas trapped in your stomach.
But why is it that?
Because if like the version of what you just described is like releasing, you're not actually like...
Like making a noise.
Yeah.
So what I just described is coming from your lungs.
Like you're just breathing it out.
That's not your stomach.
So then, yeah, there's like poop in your fucking...
You could probably burp apart then.
And if there's poop in there, because it's probably...
Poope emits a lot of gas.
So that's verified what you just said can happen.
Poope...
You were even follow up.
Yeah.
My friends seem pretty convinced.
I mean, I just googled can you fart out of your mouth and it was a resounding no.
So if I...
My sirs, can you poop out of your mouth and everyone's like, yeah.
It's possible, man.
I can follow up.
Okay.
I think I can throw it the other way.
But my friend seemed very...
I guess I should have looked it up to you.
The other thing that I found in a lot of these was your digestive tract is like 30 feet long.
It's like super long.
So that's the argument for how it couldn't happen.
Because I think if gas kept piling up,
I feel like there would just be so much pressure on your butt you would have to release.
I don't know.
I saw like I'm so far away from understanding the anatomy and how gas pressure works for all.
I have no fucking clue, man.
But either way, if we find out,
because dude, South Park did an entire episode on that where carbon was loathing out.
And it was like, oh, yeah, that would never happen.
But then my friends like, oh no, it happens.
Oh my god.
So that's horrifying.
Dude, talk about a way to go.
You like the last bits of your life are you vomiting?
That's maybe the only thing worse than vomiting,
I can imagine would be vomiting shit.
You got that right.
It's already horrible.
I think there's no worse form of vomit.
Like that is definitely.
If anything's coming out of your mouth in voluntary and it's shit, that's the end.
That's horrible.
Yes.
Wow.
Well, that took us on a path.
Yeah.
I'm happy about it though.
All right.
Ready to shift?
Take us away.
Okay.
It was on Bumble.
Okay.
And I have photos, as we've talked about before, as men.
You just don't take pictures.
Like all of my pictures are either me with friends or like end the dating profile stuff.
I just put up like pictures from my Facebook that are probably like five years old.
No.
And so, have pictures up there.
I've never had this happen.
Apparently this girl went to my school, was graduated different year for me.
But she, I guess from one of them you can tell like, was that, or maybe she even knew me.
Now that I'm thinking about it more like, how would she know what year I went to school?
You didn't know her at all?
No.
It was just a girl that also went to Carol.
No, shit.
You went to university.
And she was like, I forgot exactly what, actually I could probably fucking find it.
But she said like something about my pictures being old.
And I was like, I have that first knee-jerk reaction of about to be like, fuck you bitch.
And then I was like, wait, how did she figure that out?
When you told me this, I thought you knew her.
No.
No, no, no, no.
Let's see.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't want to be buying this.
There's a old.
Yeah.
So I don't know.
I just don't know.
Did you have like a graduated at this date picture that just clearly showed your age?
I don't think so.
That's where I'm like, I got more confused by it than not.
That is super, that's way weirder.
But also on top of it.
Would you ever be that person?
Call someone out on old photos.
That strikes me as like a bitter, like I'm just tired of dating apps.
Yeah.
To say that, to someone like that.
I don't even know this person.
And they're like, oh, there's some old photos, aren't they?
For the first thing you say to someone on a date.
Did you respond to be like, how did you know?
No, I don't think I responded at all.
I think I just, I was like, I might fuck her up.
That person's the fucking crazy.
The chance that I would want to date that person.
But the thing is they were old.
You're admitting that, right?
Oh, for sure.
Oh, yeah.
They got to be at least five years old.
Or I'm.
Yeah.
Maybe she just saw your age.
Is your age accurate?
Yeah.
Profile?
That'd be crazy if I wasn't.
Maybe she's like, no way that dude is that old based on these pictures.
No, it was in the thing she said was in context to like Carol University.
It was like, she knew I was there at a certain time.
And I don't know her.
Oh, okay.
Yeah.
Interesting.
What she either knows, what she either goes, I think she knows you.
Probably.
I mean, it's not to say I was a pop.
You were a legend too.
I was, I mean, well, I was.
Like everyone knew me by the end of like me going there.
So it's there you go.
That's probably it.
But it's just hilarious for someone to be like to open a dating conversation with.
Yeah, your pictures are pretty old on your aren't they?
Like, what do I say back to that?
Maybe it was in her mind.
It was like a playful little roast.
Yeah, that's people are.
How do you feel about?
You don't like being roasted?
Dude, I love being roasted.
But in the beginning of meeting someone, I don't think I would ever roast it.
To open it that way is even the like first date.
I don't think I'd ever roast anybody.
Like I got to have a little more time with them before I'm like.
Yeah, that's another level of intimacy.
Yeah, for sure.
Because it's like how do you you don't know if I'm kidding or not?
It's left up to interpretation of me insulting you.
Yeah.
It's fucking nuts.
For me, I speak very monotone too.
So yeah, I would not dare throw a roast out there.
No, dude, I mean, but you have you have inflection in your voice.
Not really.
You do have a, I guess me talking to you, I can tell if your blog is referring to you.
You know me now.
True.
I guess yeah, if you want to grow and you're like.
I get it a lot.
New people who meet me, they're like, you're very monotone.
Like, why do you have no emotion?
Interesting.
I have no feelings.
I've never thought that about you my entire life.
Yeah.
But I also like, I feel like the beginning of us being friends was like us laughing and
being drunk for most of it.
Probably.
And so it's like what your voice sounds like.
Thank alcohol like gets rid of the monotone.
I start talking all over the place.
You had some octaves I didn't even know were possible.
Exactly.
It's kind of crazy.
I have incredible range.
Oh, truly.
Okay.
So yeah, that roasting early in today and in someone.
And also not to be sexist.
Cross gender, sex.
There's a little bit more landmine to can step on.
We're like, if I go roast a guy, it's more roasting a woman is crazy.
Exactly.
That I don't know well.
Yes.
Even someone I know well.
That's what I do.
I rarely roast women in general because before that reason.
So it's like, if I go on a first date, be like, oh, you stupid fat bitch.
Just get it.
I mean, yeah, that's not even a roast.
That's just being blatantly mean.
No, I'm just kidding.
It's a joke.
You don't get it.
But yeah, even dude, I can go out and out about this.
But like, bro, you need to, sorry.
Whoa.
No, tell me what I fucking need.
You need to go on a date.
Like actually meet one of these people.
The crazy people.
Or you never go on dates, though, right?
You just, I'm calling you up.
Yeah, no, I truly have all these conversations.
I never pulled a trick.
So yes.
Yeah.
I mean, purely for research purposes.
That's the only reason I'm saying it.
But then I feel bad, too.
That's the one part that's hard for me to talk about.
You're just harvesting someone's emotion first.
Entertainment of our listeners.
Exactly.
And then just publicly broadcasting it.
Yeah.
I'll do it.
No, I'll, uh, if another crazy one comes up, I'll see if I can
pull something off.
But they're, dude, it's so hard to do that.
Like, knowing that I'm doing this for like, you're entirely right.
Yeah, it's tough.
Similar thing came up, which is totally different.
But my buddy was like, dude, you should be like interviewing around while you're,
while you're not looking for a job.
And I'm like, oh, feels like I'm just wasting people's time knowing I'm not going to take a job.
Yeah.
So I'm saying it.
If there's no chance you're taking it.
That's what I'm saying.
I was like, I don't want to leave where I am.
And he's like, well, dude, you should be like job shopping around all the time.
Like, I don't think so.
That's pretty common take I've heard.
I don't necessarily agree.
Like, they're like, just know your worth.
Like, no, know what you could get.
Yeah, but like, you don't have to interview.
I don't know.
I, there's enough metrics out there to know kind of generally what you should be worth.
Yeah.
Maybe if it's a niche market, no.
Or I think the other argument is just to keep your interview skills sharp.
I hear that one too.
There's that part of me that goes, I feel like I'm lying to someone the entire time.
If I know I'm not taking the job and I make it to the final interview.
And they're like, here's an offer.
I'm like, nah, I don't want it.
I feel so disingenuous.
Flipside companies interview people all the time that they have no intention of hiring.
Because they have to fill quotas.
Like, you have to interview five times for this job, even when they already know a candidate that they're going to pick.
Let me, let me counter that counter.
Okay.
I've been the guy interviewing someone.
And I know the amount of, it's due to so much work to go through client after client.
And when you find someone where you're like, oh, this is going to be good.
To have that person be like, no, there is an idea of the company does it all the time.
But then the people, the boots on the ground doing the interviewing, it sucks dude.
To just like, yeah, all this work.
And then they have to be like, nope, now you gotta start all over again.
I feel you.
It's like the same as dating, it sucks.
Yeah, dude.
So I just don't want to, I know the companies do it all the time, but I don't want to like be the guy to have to fucking cause someone to go through that shit.
Like literally wasted time.
I think.
So anyway, I had to get that one out there.
Sure.
All right.
New Jersey and Rhode Island won't prosecute for incest.
Isn't that interesting?
Yes.
I think.
Good answer.
I've never thought about it.
What happens in an incest crime?
Like someone, some prior reports it reports it.
Yeah.
So that implies it's, oh, you, someone outside of the people involved.
What if it's consensual?
I think it's mostly outside.
Okay.
So it's not that it's rape.
Right, right.
So, consensual incest exists.
Yes.
Most definitely.
And someone else is like, fuck, because like, I know that's wrong.
Yes.
That's crazy.
Yeah.
And then they can, well, they should report it.
But it's just wild that that's the mechanism.
Yeah.
I guess it's like, how else?
Cause if those people are doing it and they're happy about it, they're not going to go anywhere
and tell me, well, they might tell people, but they might not report to the government.
What if they're happy about it, but they just feel guilty and they just turn themselves in?
Interesting.
I doubt that happens.
Yeah.
Very highly doubt it.
But I don't know, man.
I thought it was legal everywhere.
Or sorry, I guess it is legal everywhere, but those two places don't prosecute.
So if someone, so it's effectively legal, effectively, but I think you like it processed.
It's like someone could report you, you get processed, and then one of the cases comes to court.
Just get a ticket.
They just, fuck, and your brother's sister.
Yeah, dude.
It's a misdemeanor.
I mean, I want to know the numbers on incest.
Like, how common is that?
It can't be that.
I would imagine very uncommon.
Yeah.
But even in my head nowadays, it seems like it seems like a remnant of the past where there
was very, very, very small towns and pockets of people who were disconnected.
Like, the only way of making more people was to just like, the only woman or man in a 10-mile
raises a second cousin.
Yes.
Or I mean, that's not, but we're talking like sister, brother, which I think that's been frowned on, though, for most of human history.
Like, people aren't fucking, they're like relatives that.
Well, I should say that.
Well, Adam and Eve.
Well, if you want to make that argument, we're all fucking.
Exactly.
It's all, it's all in.
Sure.
We are just dilution from supposedly one.
So it's like, and I'm not a geneticist, but I wonder if there's theory behind like the reason why mutations exist is because you fuck someone close enough in the gene pool that you didn't know.
Oh, okay.
And there's also the randomization part of it, too, right?
Like, there's a chance that people having instance don't have a fucked up kid.
That could totally happen, too.
But like, I wonder if it's like, oh yeah, if you two fuck you have a high percent chance.
And it's because you're just like, because you're your 800th cousins instead of like a million.
Exactly.
Yeah.
It would be weird.
But yeah, it would be also also.
Imagine like going through, even if you weren't doing incest.
And so I reported you.
You'd have to like, your name would be so dry through the mud forever.
So I reported you for incest.
Yeah, because like, you'd have like cops.
I know this guy, folks, his brother.
That'd be crazy.
Dude, if you're reporting incest, you got to be certain.
How are you certain other than seeing you watched it?
I feel like that's the only way.
Yeah, but how?
We should look up how often it gets prosecuted in other states.
Yeah.
And like, how that proceeding unfolds.
Yeah, I don't even know what the charge is.
Or I should, like, I don't know if it's a misdemeanor, I don't know if it's a felony.
I have no idea.
Did we look up something like this where there's degrees of incest?
If it feels familiar what we're talking about, I don't remember.
Like brother and sister would be the highest degree and then like cousin is lower.
Yeah, for sure.
You know, I think we looked that up in the, no, it was like a legal standing.
There's a certain point where it's not illegal anymore.
Yeah, and I think it's like you can actually sleep with your cousin.
I think that was the, yeah, I love that.
I swear that was it.
Because I think that conversation also started from like the percentages of like you having a fucked,
a genetically mutated kid is way lower than we thought.
Where it's like between brother and sister that's like three percent or something.
And then beyond that, it's like abysmal, like in low, low, low decimals,
it's like cousin stuff.
But anyway, you know, good follow up though.
To figure out what happens when they prosecute for incest, what's the charge?
Who's doing it?
Did you see anything as to why they don't prosecute?
No.
Also two random places to not do that.
New Hampshire, New Jersey.
Rhode Island, New Jersey.
Like, yeah, I don't, because I could see like those are connected, right?
Or no?
I don't, I know, they're super close.
I don't know if they're technically connected.
It's just one of those things too, where like, if it was like a big,
if it was like New York in California, I'd be like, oh, okay, super left-leaning, weird policy.
Like I could see flying out of that umbrella, but like New Jersey I think is a pretty...
Those are two of the least thought about states, I feel like.
Right.
So it's like why?
Good questions all around.
I have no answer for them.
Okay.
Top of where files for bankruptcy, because they make products that are too good.
How'd explain.
They're filing for bankruptcy, and in my head I go, oh, because they're not selling anymore.
Right.
I have top of where for them, that's like a decade old.
There you go, man.
They made a product that literally is just, you don't need any more once you have it.
So they formed a company, solved a problem worldwide, and now they don't need to exist.
Yeah.
That's crazy.
And then all, I mean...
Whoever was the creator of top of where I can go, I actually solved a problem.
And brought it to its conclusion.
Yeah, dude.
That's nuts.
Who, what other companies done that?
Been like, done onto the next product.
I don't know.
Do they make only plastic, or do they make the glass ones too?
I think they make glass things now too.
Okay.
Because I was wondering if a lot of people are pushing back on plastics and microplastics.
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
If any of that is part of it.
But...
Could be.
Is it literally just because their products stay around?
I think it's because they stay around.
It's because it's such a good product.
So I think they've been in glass for a long time.
Because I have some top of where baking sheets.
Sure.
But yeah.
That's also one of those companies I don't even realize.
You don't even think of that as a company.
That's like an object.
Right.
It's almost like a government entity that's just like, here's your top of where you get a warehouse.
Exactly.
All right.
Here's the top of where.
I think when I brought that, when I was writing that down, I was trying to think of other companies.
If they've ever gotten close to solving, like, how many of it was so good that you buy one?
It's like, well, I don't need anything else ever again in that realm of product.
And I found...
There's a story about a car that I can't remember.
It was either a Honda or a Toyota.
And it's like the profit...
It was such a good car.
And it was more sporty-ish.
But the profit margin after everything was said and done was like a dollar.
And so they are making this car that everybody loved so much.
And then it just discontinued purely because it was like, they were making the product out of like, altruism almost.
Sure.
Like just to make it...
Yeah, to not take that profit.
Yeah.
That's just a poorly run business.
Right.
You're just doing things to do things.
But that's the closest thing I could think of.
But I can't think of...
But that car will break down though.
For sure.
Yeah.
That's definitely not like, you have it.
You're good forever.
But you can make the armen for the Tupperware.
Even then when they go into the glass realm, you can break glass.
Like plastic Tupperware and net breaks.
Right.
Also, I'm kind of surprised because I have old Tupperware and like, every couple of years or so, I'm like, this is old.
I'm just going to throw it away.
I feel like a lot of people do that.
Yeah.
But I can say this, I found more households to have more old Tupperware that's been around.
It has like, post-extains that have been there for 20 years.
And it looks disgusting.
They still fucking use it.
I mean, dude, going through like living with roommates and colleges, I don't know how many cabinets were filled with Tupperware from like,
all the people who can join in their Tupperware masses.
Oh, yeah, dude.
I've had some massive Tupperware cases.
It's like, it becomes like most of our kitchen stuff.
It's just Tupperware.
Yeah.
So anyway, cool stuff.
I guess anything plastic could be like that.
But Tupperware is the most, I feel like that's one of the most utilized, plastic things.
What do you think of the use, too?
Because it's like, yes.
Most things can be entirely plastic.
But then it's like, Tupperware just has to literally exist in the shape.
It doesn't have like a function.
I guess it stores things, but it's not like, doesn't have to look nice.
And there's no like motion that would cause parts to degrade.
It just sits there.
And it holds.
And plastic is just doing its job for this company.
That's all it asks for nothing in return.
It's the most American product you can ever think of.
It's probably a Chinese company.
All right.
PornHub Premium is available to the top 10 sexually named cities.
I put one example in here.
It's called Coming Georgia with two M's coming.
What did you just say?
What are you talking about?
PornHub.
There's a free version.
And there's a premium version you should work for.
I don't know who the fuck would ever buy premium.
Like, it always blows my mind when I find out.
Is it the free stuff good enough?
There's so much of it.
How could you want?
I don't need it.
Maybe the premium is just that good.
I have no idea.
But apparently, PornHub, the top 10 sexually named cities in the United States gets free premium.
That's what I'm confused about.
Who does that?
Who does what he means sexually named?
Well, an example of a town is called Coming.
You mean literally like wordplay?
Yes.
Like, a town is called a sex name.
And so they give the entire town with that zip code.
Free premium.
The town is called Coming.
The town is called Coming, Georgia.
What are you in Georgia?
Do you got other ones?
I only got that one.
I'd probably wrote down more.
That's unbelievable.
When you said that, I thought you meant like some entity decides who the most sexual cities are.
It gives them free PornHub.
Yeah.
No.
Now, it's all in PornHub's control.
But they are deciding for sure.
Yeah.
So I'd...
Coming, Georgia.
Yeah.
That would be...
That's hilarious.
It's such a random...
It'd be weird to have that as like a badge of honor for that town.
Like, there's no way anything else goes on in coming, Georgia.
Right.
You're just like the PornHub premium town.
Yeah.
That's your fun fact.
We all have PornHub premium.
Yeah.
We're all freaks.
It feels in line with like, they're starting to become sponsors and sports from like only fans and stuff like that.
And we're like starting to merge into this world where sponsors are like sex...
Beyond sex toys, but like literal just sex sites.
Yeah.
And it's...
Yeah.
I guess who gives a shit?
If they have a lot of money, only fans have so much money.
Probably.
Damn, dude.
Oh yeah.
Cool stuff.
Totally first order of action.
I'm gonna find all the other cities.
Sounds like another...
A lot of followers coming out of this podcast.
What's up?
There we at.
Alright, 30.
We got plenty.
Oh man.
I guess I don't even know if this is a pet peeve, but when you're not to bring bets at dating apps, but when you're on...
You're looking through some of their descriptions of themselves on their dating profile.
And it says putting like people almost advertising that they don't exercise.
I'm like, no.
What do you think that does?
That's a horrible selling point.
Yeah.
Like what?
I try to wrap my head around like how they would view that.
Honestly, that might even be more altruistic.
It's like just so you know, I don't exercise if that's a problem for you.
Could be, yeah, just being honest.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Rather than like a selling point.
Because I think there's people who like would be exhausted if they were dating someone who was like a hardcore workout person.
That's true.
That's true.
I get that.
I think they're not into it at all.
I guess I just think of like when someone says I don't exercise, I imagine them not moving ever.
Yeah.
So I get the hardcore workout argument of like, I don't want someone who's like hiking most times the week and is working out.
Like someone who's like a per...
Like that is their life.
There are people who it's their whole life.
Which I get.
You can almost tell by looking at them.
It's like you spend hours in the gym.
Yeah.
They look phenomenal.
Yeah.
But at the cost of their soul.
Yes.
Exactly.
But I just...
The not exercising at all.
It's a red flag for me.
Not to be...
Absolutely.
I wanted a day with someone and she said that she looked fine by the way.
Oh yes.
But she's like, yeah, I don't work out.
I never have.
Yeah.
And in my head I'm just like, that's going to catch up to you.
For sure.
At some points.
Yeah.
I mean, if not physically.
Because like you could control most of it through the kitchen.
Right.
You could eat good foods.
Like mentally dude, if you're not moving all the time.
I shouldn't say all the time.
If you're not moving the minimum of the recommendation that the government puts the place.
There's like 150 minutes per week in which you're not a cardio.
Which is like going on 30 minutes, walk a day.
Yeah.
Your brain just starts to like turn shit.
Right.
I mean, if you ever want to test that theory, it's very easy to just like...
I experience when no exercise feels like...
I can feel it firsthand.
Like I know when I go a while without doing anything.
Yeah.
My mood gets worse.
It's very noticeable.
We're built to move so much.
Also to your point about like you can control that through the kitchen.
I feel like someone who doesn't exercise.
It's either not like a hardcore kitchen.
True.
Yeah.
They tend to go hand in hand.
Actually I did have a friend kind of an acquaintance who like...
went on a hardcore like weight loss journey.
Uh-huh.
And I kind of like heard about it through another friend and then I asked.
I was like, oh, so what's his workout plan?
There's like no workouts.
It's all through the kitchen.
Sure.
Yeah.
It's doable.
And I was like, great, but also run or something.
Do something.
Yeah.
Well, do people...
Well, I can see both...
I can see arguments for both sides.
Because like someone who wants to go through a giant weight loss journey.
I can see it as...
It being too much to do both.
And if one's gonna get...
In all honesty, if your...
Kitchens more results for weight loss.
For sure.
But exercise...
Here's the weird thing.
At least for me, when I start eating better, I want to exercise.
It makes me...
I have the energy to be like, I want to go move around, I want to go lift weights, I want to do something.
Oh, yeah.
McDonald's, you want to just...
Oh, collapse.
Do nothing.
No, no.
No, no, no.
I've had plenty of workouts on McDonald's, but it just doesn't feel good.
Right.
So I get that point, but it's like the people who are like, oh yeah, I don't exercise at all.
Like, to me, I go, you're living a deficient life.
You don't know what it feels like to like...
If you've ever been in good cardio shape, your life is on a...
It feels amazing.
Yeah, dude.
And so for someone...
For someone to be like, I don't do that ever.
I just assume you're working at like 50% capacity of like what you could be.
And also I don't want you to be a project for me.
Right.
Like, I don't...
Honestly, I would rather...
Even if they looked fine, I would rather like have someone who looked worse, but says they exercise regularly.
Yeah.
Knowing the habits are there.
Yes.
So if you say I don't do it at all, odds are you will never do it.
Yeah.
It takes a lot to overall build a habit, especially like, I don't know, at age 25 plus, maybe 30 plus.
It's hard to undo that.
I think you're totally right.
So I think we're green here on most things.
It would be crazy just doing experiments.
It's not exercise for like a year.
It's like it literally exists on a couch.
I think people have done that.
Like the...
Super size me, documentary.
Oh yeah.
Or like...
It's more extreme version of it.
Like someone...
I guess you do get to a fatness where like you can't move.
Like the my 600 pound life people like.
They literally just exist on a bed.
But I think at that...
It's tough.
It's tough.
I think at that point though too, is that like, you feeling unhealthy from not moving, doesn't even come close to like the unhealthy feeling from being 600 pounds.
Like you have no clue.
Oh yeah.
Like if you got up and walked, you probably feel actually worse if you were 600 pounds.
Right.
So...
The deeper you get into that, the harder it is.
Yeah.
It's get out.
Absolutely.
Alright.
On to the next thing.
Does anyone track professional women's sports period cycles for bedding purposes?
There's one more interesting thoughts that I've heard.
Not a sports-bedding man.
And I don't watch a lot of sports, but I...
I don't even know if I coined this thought, but I might have heard it somewhere.
And I was like...
That's got to affect people's game.
My first question is, does anyone bed on women's sports?
Oh dude, there's got to be.
There's got to be.
Especially now with...
With like draft cams and all that shit.
There's no way that some gambling addict isn't like...
And the WNBA just got super popular in the last year.
That's super popular.
Compared to how it works.
More popular than it was.
It was not existent.
Gotcha.
So yeah, I think so.
Because there's people who are bedding on high school baseball in places, in other countries.
So I think that people are definitely bedding on women's sports.
Yeah.
So back to the main question though, I believe having dated women and having grown up with women...
It seems like the period affects them in a negative way most of the times.
Very in degrees of this.
Where some are like...
They can't get off the couch.
And then some are like...
Yeah, I just have like a headache today.
So I got to imagine that...
That's the impact performance in sports.
Yes.
I'm going to start asking people that.
Dude, imagine if we just like figured that out and then we just made millions of dollars off of women's sports.
How do you track their cycle so?
That's the information you ask true.
We got to go to the front lines and start asking.
Trapking has to be working on that.
And they just like...
I bet Vegas knows.
Dude, Vegas knows everything.
True.
I wonder...
I feel like you could figure it out somehow without actually asking them.
You might even look at like...
You could find dips and performance.
Exactly, too.
They're just like tracking...
If there's any consistency in dips, you'd be like...
This could be it.
That'd be...
I think purely off that data would be extremely hard.
True.
True.
Well, it's a good seed that's planted.
You're on to something.
Yeah, I hope I can make a company out of it.
I mean, dude, here's the more fucked up thing, too, is that...
The last girl I was like...
Hoking up with...
She had an aura ring to like track her...
Her ovulation cycle.
Yeah, they have apps now.
Yeah, and like...
So all of that data is going somewhere.
Someone has all that data.
I don't know if it's interesting.
Yeah, apparently because I didn't know...
I thought the aura ring was truly just a sleep thing.
And...
Or maybe...
I thought that's what it was for.
And apparently a lot of women are doing that.
Getting this aura ring thing to track their data.
So it's just in...
It's in a database somewhere.
A ton of it.
Yeah.
So if anyone leaks that,
might have a new world of sports betting.
That'd be crazy to be in the world of information harvesting.
I kind of want to know what that looks like.
When I log into some website,
and my data goes into the ether,
who looks at it in process,
and what do they do with it?
I want to be on that side rather than this side.
That's what art my job is.
I mean, we do that with just medical data.
I think we're going to get more trillions of money.
But that's like voluntarily given, right?
True, true, true.
You can already...
The website one is due.
But it's not...
Right, it's a little sketchy.
There's a lot less understanding of what's actually being given away.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I'm just playing devil's advocate to be an asshole.
Thank you.
All right, I'm done.
Call it.
So yeah.
Well, we'll see if that ever plays out.
I wrote something down here after watching a movie,
and then it got late.
I wrote it.
Saw something in a movie,
and I was like,
that's ridiculous.
Wrote it down.
The movie went like maybe an hour longer,
and they explained why it was ridiculous,
and it was planned,
and I was like,
oh, I feel like it dumped me.
They caught you.
Yeah, so what was it?
There's this...
You remember this movie called Platform?
It's on Netflix like this, like...
I thought it was a cool concept,
and it's a Spanish movie.
It's a horror movie.
There's this giant...
a building that's like,
450 floors tall, right?
And...
Each level, you have pairs of people.
And this platform starts at the top,
and before you enter this thing,
they'd never really explain the reason why people are said here,
but they find out what their favorite food is.
And on this platform, at the very top,
it has everyone's favorite food
that are of the, what, 900 contestants,
because it's pairs of two.
So the platform goes down, it has all the food,
and the thing is,
can the people cooperate
in only eating their food
so that the people at the bottom get their food?
And then, after the platform reaches all the way down,
the night they sleep, they get switched.
So then the ranking of the people switched.
So some people from the bottom get the top,
and it's like...
Okay.
The whole concept is,
do people tend to go into chaos and eat everyone's food?
Once they're jaded, like, the people at the bottom,
if they don't get their food,
and they get switched to the top,
do they start eating everyone else's food?
And then, like, letting that system go.
Is there enough for each floor
to eat only their food to be sustained?
Yes, it's okay.
So if everyone only ate their food,
it would be okay.
Okay.
And so,
this is the second edition of this movie.
And there was...
The main girl she's paired with this guy
was like this big, brutish Russian dude.
And he was a mathematician.
And they keep like alluding to his past.
And he burnt down his house and killed all of his family
and stuff like this.
And he...
Eventually, she's like,
why did you do that?
And he said...
He said, because he was a mathematician.
And because imaginary numbers and mathematics don't exist.
And like, well, yeah,
but they serve a part like...
So that made him go crazy.
And he made him go crazy and kill his family.
Okay. And I was like...
When you wrote this on the sheet, I read this.
I thought it was a real story.
I was like, that's insane.
Yeah.
That'd be crazy.
That's why I wrote it down.
You know the movie kind of...
The way it read on the sheet, too,
it started out like somewhat...
Yeah, it's like, I implac-
Like, two, quiz-job.
Yeah, it sounds like...
Go homes and burns his parents.
Oh my god.
Yeah.
So...
And then later in the movie,
I think they explained like...
He would just say that to detract from the real story.
He was like a good guy or something like that.
And I was like, oh, fuck.
I'm interested in this movie now.
It's pretty good. It's fucked up.
Because like, there's some, you know, as you can imagine.
It's a horror.
I feel like, even without the horror aspect,
that could just be an interesting part.
And it horror maybe thrillers better.
Because it's not like...
You're not seeing anything like scary.
Sure.
It's just like some brutal stuff.
And people just like...
Yeah.
The worst versions of humans,
because they get put in like starvation situations.
And then having to like...
So they are starved.
Well, I don't want to give it up.
I'll watch it some day.
And this is the second one again.
First one was pretty good.
Second one's also good.
All right.
Posting on Facebook about hitting every red light unroad.
Man.
Every once in a while,
I'll hop on Facebook.
And you got to check in like once a month.
Every once in a while.
Just to get a feel on like,
all the people I used to know,
what's going on?
Just want to see.
And it blows my mind that there's people that are...
What I just described.
Someone hitting every red light on a road wall driving.
Someone's making a post about that.
Like that's...
They're just throwing out there.
Yeah, like that's...
Why?
Yeah, that's...
Yeah.
Like...
I didn't click on and go see like on their page.
But I got to imagine their pages filled with like updates.
Like that.
Like there...
I know, bored, you have to be.
Dude.
And like...
When I look at it...
And...
I mean, talking to a high end light.
I just see like...
Them attached to social media in a way...
That everyone talks about being addicted to social media.
We're like...
That for them and the small amount of likes they get on those...
Is like the thing that's keeping them up and running.
Yeah.
Which is a...
It's a dark...
Thing that...
It is, that is...
Yeah, you made it really sad.
Yeah, it is sad.
It is very sad.
But I mean, initial New York reaction when I see it was like,
Oh my God.
Like you fucking...
Really?
You attention seeking pieces shit.
Dude, any time I think that about someone for whatever reason.
Yeah.
If you dig deeper, it's like...
It's immediately sad.
Yeah.
I just feel bad for you.
Yeah.
So...
I know, I saw that and I was just...
Like, I don't know, man.
I just don't use a lot of the social media stuff now.
And I see someone dedicating time to making posts like that.
Even when they're good posts, I'm still like...
Yeah, you post on social media.
So like when I see that one, I'm like...
Wow.
Just throwaways.
Or like people posting really personal stuff of like...
Yeah, I've been going through a divorce with this.
My husband, my kid's not like...
And also not like...
Not really an update more to just say like...
This is just, I guess it is technically an update.
You're just saying your feelings to the world.
Like there's no purpose to it.
It's just like just vomiting like...
Whatever's going on.
Did you ever use to post?
Yeah, when I was like...
I don't know.
Did you have Twitter?
Twitter very briefly.
I'll be like an avar post on Twitter.
But like Facebook, you can find some nasty stuff from back in the day.
What?
Still there?
Can I be fine?
Dude, every once in a while Facebook goes,
You remember this from 2012?
I was like...
Dude, there is...
Might bleed this out.
There is a...
My sister sent me this because...
My sister's five years younger than me.
And you know, I had a lot of close friends growing up that would come over all the time.
And my friend posted a picture of us at like a party.
And my sister, the only comment is Jake you fucking fuck.
Oh my god.
Open on Facebook.
Remember this from 2012, you literally...
It's like, oh my god.
It's almost good they do that because a few...
Well dude, did you delete the posts?
I tried to go, I don't know how to find them.
I tried to like dig through it.
They show it to you behind glass.
You can't touch it but you're here.
I swear to god.
Because I've had that come up not specifically the F word.
But I've had other ones come up where like...
I've literally like openly posted me like, this shit's gay as fuck.
Like I've had posts like that from when I was like 14 or 15.
And I go try to find it.
I have no...
I'm a computer person.
I have no idea how to find my old page.
Dude, it's almost like we have dirt on you.
We're gonna keep it.
It's fucking terrifying.
But yeah.
I'll begin on this topic.
Oh, posting on Facebook.
Dude, it is weird.
I, at one point, I deleted my Twitter account.
But like I hadn't posted in forever and I looked back to like things I would post in high school.
It's like, why am I...
I would just like...
I would be feeling a certain way and just post about it.
Yes.
And like...
I give myself a pass because it was just happening, no one understood it.
Yeah.
But it's kind of ridiculous.
Like why are you posting your feelings?
Dude.
This is like...
Unless it's like an...
I get like a milestone and achieve it.
Yeah.
But I know what you're talking about.
Because what you're talking about is exactly what I'm seeing from like 30-year-old women
that I just...
The topic that I just brought up is from people still doing that at this age.
Yeah.
Just stream of consciousness, no purpose, just like dumping out stuff onto a social media platform
and being like...
That's what it is.
Dude, I almost feel like the older generation got sideswiped by that.
Like they weren't...
Like we were...
We also did, but we were young enough to adapt and realize like...
We're not going to do this anymore.
Yeah.
But I feel like older people, they just...
They're just as addicted as we are.
For sure.
And I think they treat it like...
To your point, I think it was just a giant misunderstanding of what it is.
Because like the old...
Our parents' generation seem to use it like a journal.
Where they're just like...
Dude, dude, dude, dude.
And like thinking that it's not just out there.
That it's...
There's some privacy to it, which they're right, but it's just easy for it to get out
if they put something kind of crazy.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So anyway...
Don't express your feelings as what we're trying to say.
On social media.
Yeah.
Right.
Yeah.
In general, yes.
Express your feelings with man.
The internet's not a place to put your feelings.
I just don't think it is.
Right.
I think it's going to hurt you more than help you in most cases.
It's sad that for those people,
it's probably the only avenue.
Yeah, man.
Or at least the only avenue they choose.
Yeah.
Because...
Yeah.
It's probably as with a lot of these situations where it's a sadder case,
it's complex as fuck.
Sure.
Like there's not...
They're probably in a situation where this is the only outlet for it or who fucking knows.
But it's way easier for us to judge and make fun of it.
Which I'm for.
That's why I'm doing it actively.
Makes for good content.
Alright.
Do pets view themselves as babies?
Because...
Think about this.
So you get a dog, right?
And it's a puppy.
When it grows up to full size, regardless of the dog,
I guess you make the arm like a great dang could be human size.
But like a lab or something like that.
It's never going to be as big as you.
It will stay lower the ground.
A tech typically you'll be bigger than your dog when it's full age.
Yeah.
But if it grew up in a...
With just like other dogs,
it eventually reaches the size of like its mother or father, right?
Around the same size.
Sure.
So do they just see us as like,
they're always puppies?
Because we're always bigger.
Like they'll grow.
But like they won't even come close.
They're masters always.
Yeah.
It's like in their head that's just like this...
Like almost like a god thing.
That's just like it forever remains.
They're providers.
Yeah, dude.
We're at a certain point if they're like,
dog and its dog mom.
It's like, oh hey, what's up mom?
Like we are with our parents.
It's like eventually you get taller them or as tall as them you're like,
oh this is my adult, but I am physically bigger or equal.
I feel like if you were a dog,
you could also be like,
this is my servant.
It just does everything for them.
True.
I wonder though,
because like they're so...
Because take the human out of the equation,
they have to go like find their food, right?
Sure.
I wonder, like,
they got to see that more as like a provider thing than a servant.
It seems like it requires some understanding of like,
what's the word for it?
Like how we would develop a caste system is like highly political.
Like it's very conscious in a way of like being evil.
And for a dog to like conceptualize,
like this is lower than me.
Do you think they have that awareness?
No.
One way or the other.
Maybe the...
No, I don't know.
Because I feel like it's just like,
I need my needs provided for.
And this thing does it.
This is how it happens.
I'm going to live this way.
And I think there's a lot of things attached to that,
but I don't know if it necessarily understands like the meaning of that relationship.
Certainly not the way we do.
No, no.
Like I think they,
I think they develop a sense of love and care.
And the thing that's providing.
But I don't know if they're like,
this is the ultimate provider.
This thing is like keeps my life going.
They effectively always are children to us.
Yeah.
They're at that level.
So like does a kid know it's a kid?
Or does a kid just...
A human?
Yeah.
Yeah.
You can...
I would...
It does, but I don't think it fully conceptualizes like how much their parents do for it.
For them?
Oh, yeah.
Absolutely.
But I think they understand that they are far away from an adult in terms of...
They might not have it on paper of all the things that a parent does,
but they know that I am very separate from adult.
Yes.
So I would imagine it's similar for a dog, whatever realization they have.
It's like these are my parents.
They provide for me.
Without the like I'm going to grow up someday.
It's just that's what they are.
Yeah.
You can make the argument that it's like a dog is statically...
Like it's just a dog.
Yeah.
Like if you told a kid, if you never told a kid it would grow up for a certain period of time,
it would just think this is just life.
This is always going to be this way.
Yes.
And so my question is, does that idea change when it's only raised with other dogs?
And it goes...
It sees the only thing in that...
Because there's no ultimate provider.
No humans.
No humans.
There's only you growing up as a puppy.
It should be like wolves.
Yes.
And so you're a pup, you grow up, you see the thing that gave birth to you, get old and die.
Does that change your relationship with the understanding of like you being a forever child?
Because in that world you are not a forever child.
And you have to grow up someday.
Exactly, dude.
And humans are enemies to you if you're a wild.
Yeah.
Or prey.
Or prey.
Yeah.
They can be a bunch of things in that context.
So that's why I'm like, does the psychological world of a dog change if it's like...
If you have forever provider, does it go, oh I'm always a kid.
If you are not, always provider.
I am adult dog.
I am wolf.
Yeah.
I don't know.
I think it's similar to like a spoiled rich kid versus like...
That's good.
A poor kid who grew up.
Yeah.
Have no like take care of himself.
There's some character in those dogs.
Absolutely.
He's always pulled themselves up by their bootstraps.
That's what they did.
Like rich people who have always been rich just are disconnected from the struggles of real people.
That's not real.
That's a rough real holy fuck dude.
It all comes out of not rich people.
Yeah.
I guess the big question is, do dogs have different...
Like does their psychology change in the situation?
I don't know if we're ever gonna know that.
But in my head I go, if you're always providing for it, never has to learn how to do any.
It might just stay in a state of like...
I'm a puppy.
Yeah.
I mean we talked about a while ago.
I think maybe the first episode about pigs turning feral when they get released.
Oh.
Maybe they like all these instincts that were sort of suppressed just come out and they're just wild.
Yeah.
I feel like it's just an adaptive thing.
Like if all my needs are met, why would I grow up?
That's true.
That's a deep thought.
I mean human level.
Yeah and it's interesting that like I think a lot of people think of instincts and adaptive
as a physical thing in terms of like the way they represent themselves.
But the impact that it has psychologically...
Yeah.
...could be very real.
Like a dog could be...
A dog's thought process could be very different from when it's out in the wild and when it's actually in a home.
Absolutely.
...in a family for a few meals a day.
But I feel like I experienced this like my parents...
Maybe this says I was spoiled but like my parents most often did my laundry when I was growing up.
Sure.
...to an extent and then like later in life when I just had to do my own laundry and that wasn't built in.
And I was like fuck.
Yeah.
I need to change.
Well dude, it's crazy too because when you do things that...
When you're learning anything, whether it be laundry or quantum physics,
yeah.
It adds something to you.
At every level, whatever you're...
To just do something that typically you're having done for yourself or you couldn't do...
I don't want to say it adds character because doing laundry...
Yeah, take out a responsibility.
It does.
Like it gives you...
Pride's maybe the wrong word but it gives you confidence.
And it's weird because almost at every level if you're trying to like...
Build someone's confidence up and say they're bad at dating and they don't.
It's mostly a confidence thing.
And like they don't feel good about themselves enough to go do the thing.
And doing things not related to dating that you're...
You can accomplish.
Right.
It really translates.
It goes to all areas building confidence.
Yeah.
No matter what you're...
You could be good at.
Yeah.
I was listening to a man Chainsaker podcast, Chains Guilds' thing.
And Chains been gone for walks.
They're filming the second season of Tires.
So it's just been Matt and the Cusker.
And fuck, I forgot his name.
But he's one of the jack guys, guys who love us guys suffer with addiction at one point.
Like heavy addiction.
And fuck, what's his name?
But this guy is turned his life around.
He's like...
He's like...
No, it's...
He was more famous than Viva LaBam and Bams Groups.
Oh, we're like an hour.
I'll cap it with this.
But he's turned it all around after years of heroin addiction.
Health addiction, blah, blah, blah.
And he said the biggest through line for like...
Getting him to like solve his own problems was trying to help one person.
You just...
Whatever shape that is.
And we're not talking like...
You know, helps hold a door open for like...
Actually, find some avenue to which you can help one person.
Whether it be through education, being a friend, something like...
Start there and it makes you want to like...
Be alive, so to speak.
His condition was extreme.
But it's like, if you're ever looking for a purpose, start there.
Help a person, it will guide you to a place where you will find that purpose.
Dude, I've heard the take when...
Like if...
A lot of people I think go through this process.
Like if you have a friend that's depressed.
Yeah.
Or just going through some shit.
And you have your own problems.
Yeah.
A lot of people will have the thought like, oh, I don't want to dump more on their plates.
Yeah.
But I think the opposite is actually true.
Giving someone an opportunity to help you can actually help that.
Like, it feels good to like...
Maybe ignore your problems for a second and just talk about someone else and help them work through something.
I think that's kind of similar to what...
Did I never even thought about that?
Because I've definitely been the person...
If I have a person trouble that I'm trying to help, I would never ever tell them I should.
But that's a great point because...
I think to a degree, it's like if you're always dumping on them.
Totally.
But what you're saying is going with what I'm saying.
Like in them helping me, even if they're struggling to some degree, it could give them some of their life back.
Yeah.
Some kind of form.
It's also interesting that he would say to find any purpose is just helping someone else.
That's beautiful.
Yeah, dude.
And he's just talking from like...
He did that and it is the thing that made it all better.
It's starting to lean towards life of like help someone.
You'll find something through that.
Yeah.
I feel like a lot of sadness and depression comes from just feeling worthless.
Feeling like you serve no purpose.
Totally.
And a lot of people are feeling that.
And imagine you get a system where a lot of people are just helping one person.
And then it's just like everyone's helping everybody.
Spread the love.
Yeah, brother.
It's just beautiful.
I think it's a good point to end on spread the love.
Spread a while.
Alright, we'll see you next week people.
Bye-bye.