156: Simulation Theory

I'll go pretty much pretty much. When you. Said. You thought you needed a theme today to wake you up. It's episode 156. Wow. Unrelenting. A long, long number of episodes there. So I know for the show, as I as I posted on X last night, we are the show with all the answers, just not to the questions you have. And that's true magic. Well, I'm back from Mexico.

Get them the woohoo in Mexico! I thought you were going north. Yeah, North Mexico. Oh, I hate north. Mexico's the best place to go in Mexico. Got my, all these treats there when Mexican store. I was good. You bought your Polish treats in a Mexican store? I don't know why. It seemed like everything that was for sale there was either made in Poland or Belarus. I don't understand why is this code? You really? You mean Moscow? Were you were in Moscow, not Mexico. You mean you were there?

You got a tan, man. Of course it was Mexico. You were getting Vlad in on the, peace talks. Well, I'll tell you. One good thing is we finally got fucking China to ban DJI sales to Europe.

Woo the camp bushman. Those drones are everywhere, my friend. Yeah, and I know there were some, in the troll room. I think that Tom Tom ski. There were a few people looking for sir Gene suicide watch due to the price of Tesla stock. Is that his? That on poorly as of late. It has amazing. But with Elon I'm talking about things that's gone poorly. Yeah. Just because he lied slept it off at the mouth like, dude, but I. Yeah.

The only thing that makes sense is the theory that no agenda had, which was it's all a scam. It's all a setup. Elon and Trump are having fun with the rest of the world now, I notice, like right when that happened, you know, crypto really went down.

It's like this could have been a pump and dump for a variety of things. This, I mean, right now, if you and I said, hey, Gina, in like 20 minutes, let's, like, rage quit. Let's have a really big fight and fucking just blow up at each other and then rage quit. And 95% of the people that here the rage quit would not know it was a setup. Even though they may be listening right now at UCSB, right. It's going to be a setup watch for this is going to happen. Well, I think that's delusional.

I think ultimately, but you have to keep in mind is you don't get to be a billionaire, even a minor billionaire like Trump, without having an ego. And that ego, I think, is the key to the explanation of what's going on right now, which is to say, hey, yo, mama, so fat contest by a couple of the richest guys on the planet, one of them being the richest guy on the planet. Yeah, I mean, I get it because I hate to lose and I do stuff.

And if it's something that I, you know, if I'm good at it, it's fun. Yeah. And I know I do. Mentally they're there that for this one thing I've been playing a little bit lately, the game called the Immaculate Grit. And I haven't watched baseball in years, but that's irrelevant because the math like game sounds very Catholic.

It is very, very Catholic. It's a grid of nine squares, and it has, of course, the column and the rows and the trinity of course, the Trinity, the Holy Trinity. Exactly. And the row or the column could be anything from a team in baseball or the history of baseball, or it could be a stat, or it can be a position and you have to match. So if the column is the White Sox in the other, the row is third baseman, well, then you have to put in a third baseman

that played for the White Sox. Yeah, well that's right. I'm playing a game where we have the, the the paranoid Trinity versus the, the, what are they called, the holy vision, of Pontifex. That. There you go. Sounds way more fun. But, see, my wife is way better at this game than I am. And it annoys me because I like to win it. Should it? If it's like I realize they're not supposed to be any good video games, everybody knows that well, in.

The interesting thing is it's knowing like what player, what teams players played for it. I'm thinking this is very visual and I'm like, I can give you the Victoria's Secret line up. I mean, that's the game I won the, a company that I worked in like 30 or 40 years ago or whatever it was when I won the, the bracket, Super Bowl thing. Yeah, that. Yeah, the Super Bowl by randomly filling in numbers.

People like that where people piss, man. They're like, oh, you didn't even watch. I don't I don't watch Sports Ball. It's like it's random, you know that with those kids. But people get very bent out of shape. Like we're going to try to predict. We can tell you what it's going to be at the end of the fun. Like, I love sports. I won me some money with sports.

Yeah, we played a fantasy baseball for a few years with the folks that had season tickets around my parents back when I was going to ballgames. Yeah, and the wife won one year and I won the next year, and I'm like, we should really just quit at that point. Hey, that's really the time to quit. And it made baseball more fun at the time. Baseball still not fun. And of course, the White Sox really suck, so maybe that's part of it did me. It could be.

But it's like, I know I got a technical question for you. 35 was the White Sox or have the White Sox been called the Sox were around your neck of the woods? Sure. Because around here it's the Cubs or the Sox. Yeah. Okay. Good. Because there was a commentator that I was watching that was watching A or no, listening to a report from a local broadcaster. And when she said the Sox, that commentator made fun of it, you know, called the Sox the the Red Sox or the White Sox.

See, there's no such thing as the Sox. Of course, there made a big deal about it. You think the Boston people even consider the White Sox? They're just like, no, the Sox. I mean, of course it's the Sox. There's like the players that, you know, depending on what area you're in, if you're not in Chicago, then I would agree with you would have to if you're not in Chicago or Boston, then you probably want to be a little more specific.

But if you're in either one of those areas, people know who you're talking about, well, you should let JCD know like the Sox like, no, that's all it is. The Sox, the CD. Man, you got a lot of air time. Last no agenda, got a lot of loves. We gave JCD some information on the flux model, which I have to.

I was looking at the, one site that I use that I had been, generating everything on flux on. And I haven't done it in a while since I got the Mac. And I want to try where you can do it locally as well, which is fun, but that one didn't quite have the, the context version yet, which looks like a very exciting thing if you really want to fuck with somebody. And that was what I sent to JCD, because it's very good at editing photos, meaning.

Yeah, it's already very good at creating people and it's already very good. Or the technology is there if it's not to swap the face afterwards. But since you can't even find porn with actual porn stars anymore, right? Old porn with like non porn star heads. But like, here's the thing.

It's one thing if you have a photograph of somebody in a compromising position, somebody's husband, somebody's wife, but if it's in a random area that they're not familiar with, you'd be like, yeah, that's probably fake. Now, if you can start, making these look like they're in their own bedroom or their own living room, because they posted photos of these rooms and every little detail I now goes, oh, I could recreate this.

Very interesting for blackmail. You cannot believe anything you see anymore. And it does. Goes to show you were living in a simulation. It seems like it. Or at least, you know, while it may not be a simulation, we have reached the point where nothing is proof. And I think that is enough to totally fuck with a human brain that somebody can put something in front of you that sounds like somebody saying something.

Somebody could put something in front of you that looks like you see somebody doing something. You can no longer believe those things. Which also lets people get away with shit. You could be fucking around all day long. Your wife's like hey what's this I don't know deep fake you know, I mean this is the politician, get out a free card, which is also scary. She said when you ask for dinner. Exactly. Though she's never made dinner. My wife has made dinner like ten times in 25 years.

Exactly. Because I don't want to die of poisoning. It's basically the reason that I'm a much better that just guaranteed another, zero dinners in the next decade, right? Right, exactly. She knows how to make reservations.

That's they know when the. She'll try to poison me, when she makes me dinner. Yeah. Do not let it happen. Always being on the offensive, but, yes, the AI is taking over in her. Who was it? Who? Well, you said be offensive. I said poison her like. Yes, right. That's the other way to go. Yeah. Just pensive. Always be one step ahead. I was, I was thinking about it because, you know, there's always, like, in of a guy where they had these things and there's ways of.

Oh, yes. MacGyver setting off a fuze. What was the guy's name? Dean Johnson or something. The, Anderson. Dean? Yes. Dean Stanton there. Stan was the older guy, and, Richard Dean Anderson was the dean, and I think that was Macgyver's name. Yeah. And there's always, like, these very inventive ways to, like, set off bombs or have things go on and using Coke cans, you could do that. But I was sitting there, you know, I'm doing the morning constitutional in the bathroom, in our door, in the bathroom.

Wants to be open. It's just the way it was hung poorly, you know, we didn't hang it. Whoever built the house, you said. Yeah. Just very. I thought that did what I said, that it's like it's hung very poorly. You know, that was Gene's ex-wife now. And, you know, I just, like, put the door. I shut the door. I didn't shut it all the way, but it stayed, you know, closed until the air conditioning turned off. And then the door opened and I'm like, whoa, yeah. Whoa. Punchline as a joke.

It's a glass door. No, it should be. But, I was thinking about that. I'm like, you know, how nobody would ever be able to put two and two together if there was something that caused, like an explosion or a fire or something. He kept opening the bathroom door. You know, that the, Well, because you could set it and be like, well, put the, you know, get it like hot in the house. And then turn the air on like 70. And you'd probably have a few hours before it got down to 70 degrees to turn it off.

And it wasn't until it turned off with that door closed, setting off whatever your, nefarious plot would be fascinating.

Yeah. These are things that run through my mind while, you know, sitting on the toilet. You're welcome. But, yeah, I want to go back to. I. I got nothing, but I built the, nothing for that. The flux is. Yeah. You don't want. I have that either. The flux context does texturally well, which of course is what the open I t does really well. But you're right, I was I was called out as being a multiple artist treat. Yeah. Yeah. Which is amazing. Because I never figured you for one of those, you know.

No, because I have too much of an ego to want somebody else's name on the win. Well, not only that, but because you're busy doing a podcast every hour of the whole day, right, drew? And putting it other art under my own name, which would be the other thing, because there was a point where I considered that because they were never picking me, because I was me. I mean, let's be honest, I'm so great. They're like, we can't just keep picking this guy.

So I'm like, oh, it would be literally said that yesterday. It would be an interesting psychological test to put the same thing through with somebody else's name and see if it got picked. But I never got around to doing it. No, but now you will. Right just now the challenge is out, right? You get to submit two pieces of art every single time, one under a different name, and we'll see how long it takes them to pick one of those instead of yours and see if they can guess.

See if they can guess which one is the real or the real daring. Only a please stand up. This shows you how easily with this digital manipulation. Yeah. The other guy or gal. It's in a very similar style. I wouldn't say exact, but there were some that were pretty close. But if you're using I just use the make it in the style of Darren O'Neill's art. Right. It's probably getting down to that now with, ChatGPT. And I thought about doing this as well, and I should do it.

Pulled out the last 50 or hundred or maybe the last 50 before the AI art came, and then the most recent 50 and put those into ChatGPT and be like, well, tell me, what is a like about all this? Let's get inside the brains of Jonsi, Dvorak, and Adam Curry and find out what it is about the art pieces that when you are smart, all you do is and input all the winning art pieces from no agenda ever. Right? Well, that's what I'm saying. Just say make more. Make a make one like this on this topic.

Boom. Well, you don't even care about the topic. Have it. Listen to no agenda. Listen to the show us I think thing is mentioned that sets you off. Boom. Pull this out. Which is the one thing the AI has not been good at up until this point because we've tried that with like unrelenting. You like make me an image to represent this. And then it tries to get everything mentioned into the image.

You have to be very specific like take a main topic, take the funniest topic, take the topic that they last the most about. You have done this. Okay, you know this is well, this is how you would narrow it down. And this was one of these things it's all about the prompt, which I don't know. Yeah. Something I've always loved. I've never tried using AI generated, but I it would be great. It is a word cloud where the size of the word it is affected by the repetition of the word. Right. You see.

No. Sorry. Yes. I'd be cool to generate one for everybody. And then just use the current generator. Well do it automatically. Do it automatically. Easily. And before we, I don't know if, AI has been programed with, a word cloud algorithm. It was not you can do it. Just tell it. Listen transcribe. Yeah. But getting it to do words spelled correctly in different sizes may be an issue. True. That is the one place that had issues, although they're getting much better with the spelling.

Well, the what they need to do is, is actually just build the model just for words. Did you take your pills? You change, you take. It's the simultaneous pill. Take. And it's in honor of, give me one second. Scott Adams, who does the, simultaneous sip. We're we do the simultaneous pill and or supplement taking. I'm running low.

Man, that sounds like there's only about five more in here. Well, then it's something with the AI that I know agenda has talked about a few times, which is as far as the AI writing, they're like, oh, you can always tell, you can always tell, you can always tell. You cannot know because that's for the, invisible spaces that it puts in now by mandatory. But yeah, then all you got to do is cut and paste that into the, text editor, and then that'll all go away.

But with these style, they it's like, you know, folks, you can change the style. And I noticed this very clearly, with some, fiction. I'm like, I had it right. A bunch of stuff. I was like, I wanted to see what it would pop out as far as percentage wise. And I use the Grammarly. I know you hate them, but I still am paid through the end of the year. But they have switched over than their a plagiarism and I check and I had failed the I write a story and put it in to Grammarly and it would pop out.

Anything from like 48 to 78% is recognized as I am, which is quite obvious. Yeah. Well then I put in a few pages of things that I had written and said, hey, this is AI. And no, they didn't, which was good, okay. But I put that into ChatGPT and said, hey, this is my writing style, learn it. And it's like, okay, boss. And I'm like, take the story here that you just wrote rewrite it in my style. Okay, boss, 0% I recognized. Nice. So it's like, this is if you're looking to, you know,

college students up. Yes. Just long as you teach the AI, you're writing style. Yeah, you're probably okay. One. Yes. Well, this is true. Well, teach it somebody else's writing style, right? Or you have somebody. Yeah. Your friend by, some of your friends work and, you go into that. I just got to be a human style. But I realize that's exactly what they did as well. Yeah. Then they put it in. It doesn't do anything anymore. It's all AI driven, and they put it in.

The latest estimate is 43% of all internet traffic is AI. Though that is not hard to believe. Yeah, it used to be porn, but, well, now I'm getting, less disaster on it and the AI is taking over.

Yeah, but how much is AI porn? Well, we don't know. Do we know? Because we don't really know its preferences. Well, that is the key. And there's been an issue with porn guys. Come on, let's be honest. But I has trans porn. But, let's be honest, guys, you know, grok, probably more like, you know, big boob, big dick point. But that's what Elon likes. Obviously that's on grok. This is what Elon is trying to, create each and every day we talk about the, Elon there

and stuff. We could. But I was just going to say the problem with porn overall for a lot of guys is, one, the women are not attractive facially true, true. And AI is the fix to that. You pop on whoever's face you want is way more attractive than real women. True, this is also you could one you can create your own woman. Yeah, but the technology is always now there to do the deepfake stuff.

And I know there's laws that are trying to come out and drive me nuts because the people are trying to pass laws about deepfakes, have no idea what they're talking about. They don't. They have no idea. The genie's already out of the bottle. And these harsh punishment you're coming out with, you realize it's going to be a 12 year old making a porno of his teacher. Yeah. Are you ready to put the 12 year old dead in our brains back in the day?

Right. Are you ready to put the 12 year old in the county? That's what I want to know. They are. They think they are. They're like, oh, it's all to protect the children. No, it's the children. They're going to. My children keep getting arrested for child porn. Yeah, because they take pictures of themselves and then get arrested. This is the greatest FBI sting ever. Have an underage child send in a nude photograph and then arrest them. It's the I honeypot. Well, see, I would arrest the parents.

I would do that if I was in the FBI. And then I would arrest the parents and see your kids should have never had a fucking device in the first place. They're not ready. The schools hand the devices. Now that is just the genie's out of the bottle.

There are schools that are giving kids phones or just laptops or schools are getting kids laptops, tablets and, other devices. So this is just wrong. Kids do not belong on the internet. It's ruining their childhood. It is. And the other thing was, it was the Florida law that a judge just slapped down. But the guy from the Florida government, I don't know, it was the attorney general.

Somebody in the office was like the quote was, these social media companies do not have the right to addict our children. I'm like, yeah, they do. And when you when you mean by a social media company addicting your child, you mean they're creating a product that people want to use. That is what you mean by addict, that people want to use the product. So the only answer is to make the social media make their product so bad, nobody wants to use it. That's like, that's not right.

It's never going to happen. I'm like, everything's addictive. This podcast is obviously addictive to people like Tom, Tom, ski and the show up for every show early 14 people that that statement is true about, right. But they're addicted. That's true. We should go to jail because they're addicting. Yeah, well you should. Maybe you're the producer we're at. I'm addicted to this. I'm addicted to that. There's a Disney 0.6 seconds to throw you out because she's like, I got nothing to do with this.

You gotta go. I'm a guest. I'm a guest. I have enough things to do here. Not even a paid employee. Before we switch to Ellen, I met an interesting dude on the flight over to Moscow or from Moscow. I Mexico and things. I was sitting next to the the head of engineering for ARM, the microprocessor company. Interesting. Yeah. Would you find that character very interesting character. We talked for about four hours on the flight.

It was a long flight to Mexico, apparently, while you went to South Mexico. Then it was. This was bad weather. You had to surf to turn around, go back. So, do you believe in, you know, before stopping in Mexico? But it was a, not very cool character. I like this dude is, I don't know, he's probably about ten years older than me or so, but, well, just he has a real job. So right there, he becomes elevated, has a real job.

He is the head of a real engineering department at probably the foremost chip designing company. At least one of three, let's put it that way. Did you get a job out of this chip? Designers, I did not get a job, but we had a wonderful conversation about physics and, the direction of science in this country and all kinds of other fun topics. And, they actually, stayed in touch afterwards. So there you go.

Does he think I. And these devices are ruining the minds of children because you no longer have to learn much of anything. You just fall back on? Oh, the computer knows. Well, no, we didn't talk about that. But we we both had our our, 3D immersive glasses. So we, you know, had something in common right off the get go. He's a laughable guy. So we had lots of things in common. Yeah. And I but I know with the, with this October bullshit coming in with Windows 10, it's like.

Well, do you think you think I'm buying my parents another windows machine, or is it going to be a mac mini? What do you think? Did you see the. I guarantee they haven't seen this because this is gamer news. But apparently there was recently a test done of comparing a variety of video game experiences. Play speed mostly, a number of devices, including Windows

11 and Linux. And, here's an embarrassing, bit of news. Apparently five out of six games runs faster on Linux now than they do on windows, even though these are all games written for windows. What makes sense? Because the operating system layer right is so bloated. The games that, that steam wrote because, you know, steam has their steam, what are the, the Steam Deck, the device, the hardware gizmo which I have on these? Yes. Not the stream deck, but the steam deck.

The steam deck. Yeah. I use this on the trip as well. And incidentally, plugging in the 3D glasses into the Steam Deck gives you a hell of an experience in the very compact form factor. But, yeah. So because they wrote that and they wrote, in a layer to basically allow games written for windows to be played on that thing, it's actually beating, machines running Windows 11. And, and what I mean isn't that the little tiny device is beating him.

No, that thing's underpowered as fuck, but if you load in the steam OS on the same machine as the machine running Windows 11, right, with the same specs and everything, right? Equal hardware, steam OS version. The game actually runs slightly faster, which is crazy because it's running through an interpreter layer, right? It's emulating it, but it doesn't emulate the bloat that comes with Windows 11. No, I mean, imagine like you're getting one of those emulators for the arcade game machines.

Oh, those are great. Like 99 million games. Yeah, yeah, exactly. Exactly. It is, it is, it is wild is our minimum of 5000 stats to read a message now live on the air at least.

Yeah. To see with that, 1000, $105,000 dollar rates now. Yeah. See, Pokemon really start calling the US dollar $1 rate. Probably. Let's see. Brooklyn 6000 statue says everything is fake and gay. So I mean that is. Well, he's not wrong. Yeah, yeah. Thank you. Well yeah I mean I'm glad that he's sticking to the announced minimum amount of sets for a message read. And he's also not sending in advertising. So there you go CSB right. You learn something from Brooklyn. Yeah that's right, that's right.

But that is the windows is gone horribly wrong. Yeah. The amount of advertising and the amount of data collecting. Oh it's it's off the charts man. And I know there are ways to literally watching everything you're doing on the screen and sending a copy back to Bill gates. Right. The wall. That's their brand new thing again, which I guess is launching a gat, even though they pulled it like a year ago when allegedly it relaunched yesterday. It's opt in, but oh, it's not really very creepy.

Very creepy. Yeah, that oh, we're going to take a photo of everything going on on your screen. Every X amount of seconds and put that into a database and do optical character recognition so you can search for very important things like, hey, what was that recipe that Julie sent me? You got to know what the thing is. Look it up. You gotta know who has access to it. They're always going to tell you. I agree with JCD assessment of, TikTok. Like, cooking videos. That was hilarious.

That they're just really, really bad cooks. Did you do you listen to the show at all in history? Yeah, except for when you called me right in the middle of it. I'm like, got no agenda. Sounds like, fuck those guys. And I'm like, whoa, I said, no such thing. I said, yeah, I'm listening to no agenda in my other year, you and I mentioned, I noticed that you're getting mentioned way too much. I get one lousy mention, you get like half an hour segment.

I am a quality produce hour of the show, though, so the amount of quality material that I've added way out surpasses,

I don't know. I mean, given the value for value model, I think you owe them maybe the, with the gaming and everything else. It's interesting because the video card guys seem to be pushing. I mean, they their bread is all of a sudden more buttered by. It was first it was crypto. Now it's I, I they don't give a shit about video games anymore. They just want the money. They just want to sell the product. They want to be able to sell it for way more than it's worth.

Which I mean, I get, yeah, but that's why I bro's have taken over the Crypto Bros space. Right. It's like, oh thank God the crypto thing's over. We're going to be able to buy the latest video cards. That's what I was. I think MSR BS dropped back down to him a B level. Nope nope nope nope nope nope no. Although although, the one company that's not been doing that is, Intel, which is, of course, part of, AMD. Oh, shit. Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. They're part of them have been for years.

And so they're their cards are no good for the crypto slash AI because they don't contain the, the same kind of, whizzy wiggy doodad kind of hardware that, I don't know why it was, that the, Nvidia cards do. You're getting deep into the weeds that people are like, wow, this is very technical talk of the super tech.

Yeah, it's just the wrong kind of tech, but it's that. But, and so their cards are more reasonably priced like it's similar gaming quality performance video cards are about two thirds the cost. So you're you're not paying that extra one third for features you don't need as a gamer. And apparently I haven't seen the announcements. So this is all pre prerelease shit.

But apparently their next card that's going to come out, which I think is a nice 96th year, 1980 or something, is going to be blowing the latest Nvidia card out of the water for gaming performance which is like the main thing these companies used to care about was on a Linus tech tips. And even the latest Intel cards are doing fairly well and also out there for the price. I think they're they're priced appropriately. They're not particularly highly competitive, but they're cheap.

And that makes them competitive. And you can buy them without having to spend a huge bump because people want them for other things. Today I think to to yeah, that's the team to be the overall take out them okay. I mean I don't use them for that. Well I haven't run a well main windows machine since last year man. Dude this week. And then if there's a new AMD software update I'm going to installing. Oh we're talking we do have a currently 98 people on the stream. This is big for unrelenting.

Yeah it is. This is hot I talk that's like 90 more people than I actually download. That's pretty cool that more than I donate. So there's that as well. Well that's like 100 more than donate. Although I guess let's be fair, we got it since I mentioned that since we didn't do a show for two weeks because you were off traveling to North Italy for one week, I don't know what you're talking about. We only we missed a week, so it's been two weeks since we did our last show in northern Mexico. Yeah.

We need wow. I came in with $10.80 via PayPal, visa. Kevin Seyfert with $5, Scott Gorman with $2.50. Twice. I think he set up a weekly. Okay, well, I think that's a weekly donation. Weekly is good. If it's not monthly, that's great, as it were. Two. So I think five bucks, unless it just came at the end of the one month. But I think it might be weekly, which would be awesome. But it's monthly basically. And then Marco Dora, with his 333 per show. Yeah. And that's absolutely, perfectly fine too.

This is all very much appreciated. Bring along a few thousand friends. Yeah, exactly. Let them know what the answer is. I like to point out in my other podcast with, dude named Ben named Ben, you do another show. You know, I amazingly right. No one's heard of it, though. Which is crazy, but when they hear GOP, they think grumpy old Ben's. But 100% of our listeners actually send in money, which is 100%. Oh my goodness. And now we I think we're on the verge of having over 100% paid.

Are you behind a paywall? No no no, no, we're out there for free. We just have very few listeners. Well, this makes sense. And they feel bad for you. I mean, if everyone thinks they're the only listener, it kind of work. They're like, oh, he's wasting away. We'll start the show off with individual names for each person downloading. So that only takes five seconds though. So it's a really not a long very it's vague. It's a fisher. Don't worry.

Yeah I can say on that podcast is, you know, if you don't want to send money in, it's totally understandable. Something that is completely free to do is just to send caviar. Right? A review of the show on Apple iTunes that helps get randos listening. Or, if you actually have friends of a friend, have have them start downloading the show and listening to it. We just hit 100 live listeners on the stream. Does that ever happen? So unrelenting? I don't think so, man.

I think that's crazy. It's freaking me out, man. Thought that, one on one thought that the next show was gonna release day or something, maybe. Or the. They think this is an AI show that we have been taken over by AI. I don't it'll be years before I gets this. Good. Do you have conversations about. No topics like this being just one black with AI? Oh, well. What you go black GM driver. That's right. Yeah. Once you go black. Yeah, that's what I've heard.

Is that what you've heard? Okay. One, three. I wish you wouldn't have said that because still, black usually only turns off for a second. That's still black. So I still want a bigger, better Apple machine now, because this one now seems really slow to me. I got off with slow. It's like a year old. It's amazingly slow.

But what I was doing okay, so I, you know, hit your little command spacebar. I type it aloud and audition comes up. Right. So I hit enter to open audition or to Photoshop. It like takes five to 10s to load. And that doesn't seem to take that doesn't seem right now, I know five seconds is a lifetime for girls. It's like you got it right. It just does it like I want it quick. I want it to open up. Yeah. What is it? Be snappy. I know what I have much more power, I think.

I think the next high end super mini that they introduce, you know, by this high end super Mini, well, the Mac Mini Pro rather than the Mini Pro Plus super, right. With this is how they get you to. And here's the other thing Apple. Just to let you know, I am a, instant gratification motherfucker. Who would have thought of that I know thing?

You know, because I've gone in to the Apple website a few times just looking and salivating and clicked on the M4 studio because I don't need the M3 Ultra Studio. No, no, no, M4 is the way to go for sure. And I'm going to restart the machine. Go ahead, the M4 Mac studio. I'm like, okay, let's say I want the better chip. Okay, let's pretend I want the better chip.

Yeah. And the 128 gigs of Ram, which I know is the only two things that are important in the computer, and that is the better chip and the hundred and 28 gigs of Ram. Right. So that's what I want. And I look and it's like it would be delivered in two weeks. Well, better not buy it then. I know that's what loses me. If it would be like we could deliver this to your house today or tomorrow, I'd be like, boom! Yeah, here's my $3,800.

Because a lot of times you'll go into Apple, it'll be like two weeks and you go to Amazon for the same machine. And it's like tomorrow, right? It's like, that is the reason that takes two weeks at Apple because Amazon fucking preorders thousands of these things. They're the ones buying them with those configurations. Yeah. That's exactly what's going on there. They're getting to decide what config they want. So buying thousands of them from Apple. Apple's delaying people buying them direct.

Yeah it is. It is weird to me that Apple doesn't have some stock in. All they have are the bare bones. The units ready to go. And it's like that makes zero sense. I guess this is based on purchasing volume. I'm sure it is that those get, you know, and then people will be like, well, that's probably enough. And you know what? Maybe it is, because that's the thing. You're buying one for somebody else. You would say the same thing. True. Okay, kid, here's your Mac buy.

You know, it's a difference of between a $2,000 machine and like a $3,800 machine or like a $9,995 machine that I bought. Yeah. If you match those sums of bitches out, that would also be, the Mac. Yeah, you were the Mac Pro guy. I mean, you were one of, like, the few. The Prowlers. Yeah, the Mac Pro, the actual Mac Pro, top of the build. I'm so proud to be an American because I ordered the machine that was built in Texas.

Oh, unlike all the other apples that Microsoft were built in the facility here in Texas, in Austin, and you were blown away by the capabilities of the machine. And except that it took them seven days to deliver it for some reason, right down the street from China in two days. Very weird. Yeah. It only took a, under a week to get my Make Ireland Great Again cap from China. I mean, it left on Monday. I think it was here on Wednesday or Thursday, and it was quick. It's awesome.

And how much, how much tariff this Trump charge you for that? No, I think this was before the tariffs got hit. So I think we got it right underneath. Yeah. But he had a 90 minute phone call with T just yesterday.

Yeah. Well he should have had a 90 minute phone call with fucking Elon Musk is what he should have done. So that's going to be next. I still think this is all just the theater to, to do something. I don't even know what anymore because it's all so crazy. You know, I, I don't know, man. I mean, accusing Trump of being a pedophile is not really theater. It's. He didn't say that. He said he was in the restaurant planet. Well, see, this reason he can't see the report is because Trump's in it.

This is the intriguing part about it because he's not lying. So people then can't come back afterwards and be like, oh, you were lying. I think it was, yeah, buddy. No Bray that pointed out he's like, everybody knows that Trump was on there. He actually, testified against the Epstein and he was on the flight modeling. He was on the flight later. This is Gene speaking.

If anybody from the, three letter agencies are listening, I am not implying or saying that the president of the United States was diddling anybody. Just wanted every he cleared. Technically, he wasn't diddling. He was grabbing him by the pussy. Well, he said something. He was talking about something that. No, he was talking. Really? I know he was talking. Third person in that one. You gotta look so easy. Just these specifics.

You have to always look the part that there was cut off in the version you heard was when I go to Epstein's island. Right. See? Right. That again. This is Gene, everybody. Three letter agency, follow the IP in Texas. Follow the IP in Texas. Frank. So joke's on you. Live from Mexico? No, I mean Moscow, the northern Mexico. See, it was very specific. It was very specific. Just grab him by the pussy and like, damn it, it annoys me because I am a stickler for the facts and the specifics.

And as I can tell, the as best that I can tell. You're not kidding anybody. You're Irish. The Epstein, the youngest girl was 15 and well beyond pedophile range now. Creepy, freaky, illegal, yes, but not now. Technically, in the years a bit. Everybody gloss over is not illegal in the Virgin Islands or wherever the fuck is on on this right. Which again does not change the percentage of every couple the age limit in the Vatican.

Sorry. Yeah. There are genes going straight to hell as well everybody I'll be waving. Not my fault the Vatican's got a nine year old limit. The which incidentally is double the limit in Islam. See now the greatest thing is every bad thing I've ever done in my life. As long as the, White Sox pope before me, I've got a damn. It had a six year old life, right? I did not, I do not. Yeah. Let me send you a picture again. This is Gene. If you're if you're a jihadist, gene is who you're looking for.

Probably not the first time either. I've just just saying, Gene, the jihadists are looking for you. Just look for the guy with the really long beard. In northern Mexico. I'm the only one that looks like that. And, yesterday, I'm in my first year. I've gotten better because of, I believe, learning from the Uber troll that is Gene. I posted something on the X yesterday. Just I'm like, well, you know, Elon wants us to believe this, but then why didn't the Democrats use it?

Which I think is a valid question because you didn't have to release the whole thing. You could have heavily redacted anything that might have hurt people in your party. You could have just released that half page or whatever that had Trump on it. And one of the no agenda names, like, because it would implement him to are you this simple? Or maybe it was. Are you that simple? Either way, my first reaction was to type in are you that much of a cunt?

But then I hope I deleted that and thought better of it. But I'm like, you know what? If you're going to have that kind of attitude, like, who have you see because of this? Are you that simple? Let me like, are you that much of a fucking bitch? I mean, that is my initial Irish response to, And I think rightfully so. It's like, and this was Dame who dame something or other. You can look it up. It's on the X. I don't believe I've ever had any conversation with her.

She's following me. I'm following her. But I don't remember. Any other conversation. So like, really this is the first thing you're going to, like, say that somebody is going to remember, like, are you that simple?

Well, yeah, probably. But, what does that have to do with anything? And what is simple code for gay? I think stupid is, oh is what you're looking at because, well, obviously because it was Biden would have been, Biden's the Biden's doing it. He would have he would have exposed himself. And no, I mean, Biden never actually sleeps with anyone. He just smells them. He just sniffs their hair. Even his daughter. What about your daughter? Rock? Is Donald Trump's name mentioned in the Epstein files?

The answer is yes. Well, we know it is. Trump's name is mentioned in the app. Jeffrey Epstein files. Right. Which was public record for years. So it's not it's nothing new. Probably in documents released by Virginia Guilfoyle in 2015, defamation lawsuit against this name that Maxwell don't forget Prince. What's his name? Edward. Or, Edgar. Edgar. Yeah. Edgar Winter. Prince. Edgar Winter, very white. Albino. Yes, yes, it's a very weird fetish. That's what we talked about here on unrelenting.

But to be fair, you remember who his ex-wife was? Ex-wife of whom? Of Prince Edgar. Prince Edgar? No. It was that, that redhead chick that used to do infomercials back in the 90s. That redheaded chick that used to do infomercials back in the 90s. I feel like we need a jeopardy type theme. Down to this, just to make sure we don't get to. I do not dare. I do not get close enough to the melody. And then we will take you down. Yeah. Jeopardy might take you down a, Yeah.

What was her name? You remember her? It was all over infomercials back in the day. Redhead infomercials for red handed chick. So really the first redheaded chick ever to get divorced. Her mom, she's got two daughters that have recently been married. One. What are you talking about? Damn. What is her name? The, the his ex-wife, Prince Edward. Prince Edward, her ex-wife, his. God damn it. How do I not remember her name? She was all over the place, and it wasn't that bad.

Looking for a British chick, was it? Kathy Mitchell, not God, no, no. What is that? Yeah. I mean, it's, Becca Pruitt. No, I mean, this is all that the I knows about redheads and infomercials. That is horrible. That's not even close. Fergie. Yes. Fergie. Net net, you're better than any fucking I, brother. Yeah. Fergie. He knows what I'm talking about. I didn't remember that Fergie was. Although, I mean, I guess, I don't remember ever seeing Fergie in an infomercial.

She was in infomercials in the 90s all time for she selling her bathwater. She was selling crap like shampoo and things like Irish Spring and things like that. She was a former member of the Black Eyed Peas. Yeah. That too. She was in the Pepsi Smash, Super Bowl Bash? Yeah. She was and then at for Candy's only at Kohl's Kirk commercials. Avon fragrances. Okay. See, what did I tell you, doctor pepper cherry. But I don't think this is like infomercials. You mean commercials?

Yeah, because they are the late to a 30 minute thing, right? Yeah, yeah. Fair enough. I commercial infomercials, whatever. We tried to sell Eugene's book collection right here. Everybody. And, mom, my books. I was a sucker. I fell for that shit. The one where I. Hey, I'm, dad to pray. I'll tell you how to make money in your mailbox. You said that 89, 99 today. Oh, it's worse than that. I wanted to buy my own collection of miniature people with.

Who doesn't want miniature people who would live in my aquarium and worship me? You wanted to be a god. I mean, I mean, if you insist, if you have to, like, I can take you out on one of this turn. This could do that. Turn that filter off and you'll all die. Yeah. Fergie, man. Verse. If you were married to Fergie and then you got divorced from Fergie because, you know you're mostly looking to sleep with younger women, why would you why would you not go to have Seeds Island.

He was, providing a service at a fair price. Yeah. And anyway, if if somebody actually wants to release the obscene files, then the masses will get around to it. But not until they decide to. It is an interesting thing to see the death vaginas of the world. Who? You know, again, I thank him for his service. I hate government, man. I everybody I watch that get invited to Trump's like, yeah, we're going to clean house.

Administration fucking hates their life right now. We did not expect the swamp to be this big. Well, and it's like people pretending to know things that they don't, which is pretty much every other podcast out there and including him, you know, Bongino with his, oh man, we gotta keep we got to keep the pressure out there hiding the Epstein thing. There's no way Epstein killed himself. We gotta keep the pressure on. We gotta keep it on, keep it out.

He gets the job, and now it's like, whoa, straight that it seems to have killed himself. It's like, oh, dude, come on. How do you live with yourself selves with their hands tied behind their back, is huge. He's very talented to be able to do that. He shot himself in the head while his hands were handcuffed behind his back. It was trying to do a David Blaine impersonation just miserably. Yeah. Went horribly wrong. That's how I like just to be funny.

It's like because again I know it's funny and this is where the world is going. I think it was our our buddy C Brooklyn that came in with the boost a little while ago that pointed out a couple of weeks ago, he's like, hey, terrestrial radio now is going full conspiracy theory. That's where they're making money. This is popping up way more than regular news. Even on the regular radio now because that's what people are entertained by.

And people don't really want, you know, they want to be titillated and they don't really want the reality. And then know in video what they really wanted was like, well especially yeah, that's why Fox decided to be very popular. Yeah. Because no one gives a shit about the news. They want to see legs.

You're like, oh, well, if I'm gonna watch the news and that crowd is turning 90 this year and they're still watching terrestrial TV is I watched a little bit of Fox on my, northern Mexico trip, and, Holy shit, dude, 100% of the commercials are for people with disease. Yeah, it's all drugs. Every ad is a drug ad, and the ads that aren't drug ads per se are ads about reverse mortgages. This is why RFK Jr has to be very careful, because they will try to take him out the drug industries. Oh, yeah.

Because he will cost them a lot of money. Yeah, yeah. They can no longer advertise their wares directly to the consumer, which they never should be able to. Anything that your doctor has to write you a prescription for a bill, right? Yeah. Anything that you have to get a doctor's prescription to get should not be advertised to the public over the counter.

Maybe, understandably, but anything you need a doctor's prescription for and I love, I love the commercials that have to go on for 90s, because 80 of those seconds are telling you the possible side effects, including crap. That's it's horrible.

And again, you remember the theory Adam had this, that listing the side effects makes the pills more enticing. Oh yeah, you're like, wow, I could do all that. It's amazing. It's awesome. How does it do this? It's a pill that prevents a, potential flare up of once a year nostril pain. And it can cause things like blood clots, depression, testicular shrinkage, cancer.

I mean, the list goes on and on and on, but, you know, you won't have that one blood clot in your nose that pops out once a year, right? It's amazing. You know, leakage and death. It's kind of like yours. It's kind of like the warnings, the visors of your car about the airbags and stuff, where it's, like, might cause serious injury or death. Yeah. And or permanent death. Yeah. Did you really need to put a serious injury if death is there? I mean, it's a death time.

They're going to prepare preclude the, Well, and that's and that's true because years ago, when my dad was in the car crash, his airbag didn't deploy. And that's because he had an old car, and he never bothered taking it through a mechanic to verify that there were no codes on the Obst system and therefore, had he done that, he would've known his airbag wasn't going to deploy. But when he had the crash, the airbag deployed. So your face planted.

I mean, he was wearing a seat belt, thank God. But, it's still even with the seat belt, when somebody hits you from behind, that force sends you flying forward at quite a rapid acceleration. Right. And it's a quick stopping that will get you as well. That's what killed Dale Earnhardt. Yeah. If you see the video of his crash, which was the acceleration, you know, it's the, it's hitting the wall head on. Do it. And not having the restraint. And it was interesting.

Again, they just had a huge documentary on Earnhardt, which I enjoyed. My, dude, I was sitting next to yesterday and in, well, everybody knows I fly first, but of course, next to yesterday was watching that show, while we were flying back then, I he didn't know this guy. I don't know what he was doing first. He. But he didn't even have a set of 3D glasses. Oh. What? Oh, what an idiot. I asked him, is there a reason you don't have a set of subclasses with you?

Would you like to borrow my spare set of 3D glasses? I was like, you're, Would you like to see my. My 3D glasses guy got me this spare set right before the trip because I figured, you know what might break without at least two sets? And I need a 200 inch screen floating in front of me. I do, it's amazing. On an airplane. That's what it's for. And, And he said, oh, no, my phone has the, the lightning plug in it, and I, I looked at him and I said, I'm sorry. And then I put my headphones back in.

It was, I know what you were doing. But it was a good documentary. And they show can't be helped if your phone has a lightning like you're living in the last previous generation. Century old apple. Very, very old. Even my apple, whatever it is, has the, No, actually, it doesn't have the usb-C. It's still the like. There you go. Yeah that's the problem old technology. But the ref when it happened didn't really look all that bad.

I mean you've seen wrecks in NASCAR where the cars barrel roll and burst into flames and those all look so much worse. Safer for you. Yeah. Because it's slowly bringing down the, the force. But it was that head on into a wall that didn't move without having a restraint system. I give NASCAR a lot of credit for making sure the restraint systems from that point on this about junior, senior, senior was about the whole family.

Okay. So it was kind of a you know, touching on the history of the Earnhardt family through junior and his sister, who that's that's the one thing I learned has to get the award for best sister in the universe, really for her relationship with junior that they were so close.

Now when Dale senior got married to his, latest wife that he had, I mean, they didn't really know what to do with junior, so they sent him to military school, and he was a scrawny little kid. And I always, I'm sure, kind of a smart ass. So he got himself, like, maybe a little gene that led to a little trouble, you know, with the, you know, kids. And she decided on the road. He's like, I just was at military school. And one day there's my sister. She offered to go to military school.

She didn't have to. She offered to go to military school to be around junior and make sure he was okay. Balancing. That is when your sister shows up at your military school. I mean, at this point, sure. Jesus. I mean, really, but for the sister, it's like, wow, that's that's really asking to get beat up. Students come at the military school. Yeah. And then how she took a big pay cut to help him run his team.

And now she, you know, owns the team with junior that he runs 3 or 4 cars in the secondary series. And I'll move up one day when the pricing isn't out of absolute control. I mean, right now it seems like Michael Jordan's teams might be getting kicked out because of the whole legal issue that's going. Yeah, I mean, they were trying they were trying to sue NASCAR for illegal business practices.

And they up until this point, they've been racing as a charter team, even though they don't have a paid charter because of the lawsuit, and they just lost something in court, although I don't know if it's the final thing down the line. But, it's interesting to see NASCAR, who probably has less money overall than Jordan personally, which is also an interesting fight.

You know, the sport doesn't have as much money as the one dude, but, they right now, I mean, there was a time where you could get a NASCAR charter, which means you're in every one of the races no matter what. You don't have to time your way in or anything like that. Those used to just be a few million. Now they're like 30 or 40 million to to buy yourself in, which is kind of insanity. It's like NASCAR is getting kind of uppity.

Yeah. You know, I think it was much better because I mean, one of the safety stuff is good, but I think it was back in the day where people just brought their car in. If you were fast enough, you got in, that would be in the car, you know, fit your template or whatever it was. I like NASCAR back when it was actual NASCAR's like stock cars. Oh yeah, when they literally would buy the cars, put a roll cage in and go, let's go, boys.

That that seemed like a much better, more interesting competition than with purpose built purely have so many different purpose built car races out there. Yeah including F1 including IndyCar. Yeah, yeah. You know, the NASCAR road races and all kinds of stuff. You know I understand the concept like, hey, we want to be able to advertise our brand. The funny thing is Chevrolets up till this year are still racing Camaros. And I think Camaro stopped being produced like a year or two ago.

Like, oh, what the fuck are you doing? But I mean, what if you're going to keep racing them, at least make five or you know something do, don't. But they should they I mean, I don't understand why they don't just it's GM anyway they should just race Cadillac be like let's do. Well this wouldn't be a bad idea. Race. Whatever you got, they've got right now, they've got Ford, Chevy, Toyota. They could probably use a few more, manufacturers involved in the sports.

I'm surprised they don't have any European ones. They don't have a Beamer or Mercedes or anything. But weird though. Yeah. The irony, the irony in all this is that both Mercedes and BMW, and for sure Mercedes have mass produced, semi mass produced meaning available to the public cars that are pushing a thousand horsepower. Oh yeah, American manufacturers are right about 800. The latest, the only reason I know this is because Cletus,

who, there's a YouTube dude who's been in a few of the Arca races and a couple of the, NASCAR races as of recent, was allowed to test drive the new Chevy Corvette, which had 1068 horsepower. Nice. Like, Holy cow, that's like wet your pants. Kind of, speed. And about that, that's like Tesla level speed. The grandmas drive, it is, I mean, a very fast grandma. Sure would say the, that's a they're still making the Camaros. It looks like.

I don't know, it says the 2024 was the final year for the sixth generation, and I don't think there's going to be a seventh generation as of yet. Okay. It's always weird when these cars come and go like the Camaro. They've done that before, like, oh, we stopped making them. Oh, we brought them back. Oh, we stopped making them. Oh, we brought them back. Yeah. I love my Camaro. Back in the day, man, it was faster. What I have brought back is a VW coming. Yeah a Carmen. Yeah, yeah.

What is a VW Karmann? Yeah. What does it look like? Look it up. You should look it up. Is it like a camper van? Nope. The Carmen Ghia for sale. Oh, you want all you can get? What, Gene? You can get it. Remake. I know, but they're old. I don't want the no. One. I want him to redo it. Oh, yeah. I've seen these things I have, yeah, they're like prism. They're very, cartoony space cars. Yes. They remind me of the early Thunderbirds. Yes. Exactly right. That's exactly right.

It's like it's kind of a, you know, it's like you got you got 1950s action adventure music playing the entire time you're in the car, I think. So I think that's what you would need to do. Wow. Yeah. Here's what 1965 on eBay for 9000. It's like no. Yeah. Yeah. So everybody up there they're all very very pretty cars. They were the VW answer to like a Thunderbird makes something that has that European size which I prefer some nice lines to it. Yeah. You can tell it's a verticals from the factory.

Well, that. Would you have an accident? You don't have to worry about airbags. I it's just go flying through the air.

I when I, when I got my 64.5 Dodge dart convertible, I was like, Holy shit, this thing's awesome. Until literally half an hour later, it the brakes didn't work at all. There was no breaks in the car. Where are you driving and how fast would you realize this? Out of the dealership lot. Wow. And luckily, I swerved back into the dealership to hit one of their cars. Another car, and, they said, oh shit, we'll take care of it. And then next thing I know, I got my check back.

They're like, no, we're not going to be able to get it right. They took the car back. They're like the this guy can't drive. No brakes. How important are brakes to you in the vehicles that you drive? There's a lot of overtly no one check the brake. Pressure. And there's the car was just sitting there right now. A lot of old cars. The brakes are not the same as with new car. So the you have to put a little more force into them. You also get a top off the fluid.

That's also very important for safety's sake. Yeah. Yeah. It's a it's a pretty car. I was like the comment is maybe Elon could buy you one. If you go to work for him, it could be like, hey, I need a, I need one of these all maxed out. It's a, it's a rear engine super sports car. Looks kind of nice. Yeah I don't know if I'd fit in one, but you would. I mean, I could fit one around me. Yeah, I like it.

I mean, nice you can wear when you take it out to get sushi, you put the car on like you pants, right? Easy. It's like you just hop outside. It's kind of like being in a recumbent bike. The four wheels, I mean, that's it, I think. Graphic drive. Picture of Darren squeezed into Carmen gear with his knees above the windshield. Right. Like I you would not want me driving that vehicle. It's like it used to be when I was I hated it being six foot six.

It was not fun going to ride in the go karts with your buddies at high school. Oh God yeah that would suck. I could see that. Like also you'd have to be like hey dude, is there a cart that actually goes a little faster? Because I need a little, I got an aerodynamic disadvantage here. I did totally I don't remember running mopeds down in, like Key West or something. And, I was like, we all got the same mopeds. Mine seems to be the slowest. What's going on? What's that all about?

That's not fair. Ish. No. So, yeah, it's, kind of, you know, the boost right now thing boost. Really big G needs a new car. Yes. Boosted boost. Me a big new car. And, I mean really you're assuming you'd ever see any of the satoshis. I mean there's that as well. I mean you have access to them of satoshis I think, I don't, I just you keep telling me there's only one in there so I don't know. Right. There's one that that's it keeps I don't know. It just keeps disappearing disappearing disappearing.

Don't read this aloud to CSB. Just add CSB that will I'll link to show notes. Cool. And he still wants me to spell that. Say that. Right. Sure, sure. And how do you spell CSB, though? Well, it would be a CSB data, lol. Oh, okay. Just checking. All right. Don't but don't say it just added to the show notes. Right. And he did. That said the boost a couple of weeks ago apologizing for whole fucking Judas. Whatever it was that he said, he felt bad after allegedly. But the about. Yeah, exactly.

Yeah. I'm like what? Okay. He's like leprechaun. They'll do this. My 11. Okay. Thanks. CSB keep keeping you waiting for all these were the stats to keep going. At least they're going back up today. I feel better with the satoshis going. That's good. We need the, We need jeans. Tesla stock. You were so happy with that Tesla stock. You should have dumped it at the high end. Well, the reality is Tesla's up 6% today. I, I bought some more yesterday. Oh, you bought the dip? I bought the dog.

You bought the dip. Yeah I sold my Ford stock. Bought some Tesla stock. Not a bad idea. I think you're going to see the Elon and Trump thing make way, even if it is real. I think the make up is already on its way to happening. I still think this was a test for something, though. I don't know what they think.

It was a test for something, but the more I see the, real Tesla videos of what these things are continuing to get better at doing, I'm like, it's going to be a godsend for somebody like me who has bad vision, you know? I mean, I can still see enough to be fairly comfortable driving in, like, the neighborhood here. Now, I would not want to get on an expressway with 3 or 4 lanes. Sorry, I'm sorry, I just said, Roger, drive. Pick the view in that car. It's a very good picture.

I bet I'm gonna send it to you right now. It's it's I I had to literally lol while seeing them. This is where I it has some soul. You can tell Adam Curry made you laugh out loud. I'll let you be the judge of the cell that it has when he sees. But the, there's something special. It's a very special kind of image. Oh, I like it. I like being very special. You like the special images?

Yes, but I think being in a vehicle with all of those sensors and everything else that kind of or fully drives itself, although you can override it, I think that is a combination

that would, work really well for me. Okay. Let me just get where I want to go. Well that there, there you go. There you go. There's Darren driving the car. Why am I driving it backwards. Look at the license plate zero. There you go. That's the big oh maybe I give the big oh my God. This is too early. Yay! You fit in the car. Yeah. Well, yeah, if you if you think this is called grok doesn't know which direction the car is facing. This used to be this one I emerged first, came out.

This was one of the issues where it didn't really understand trunk. And it knew that cars have two sides, but it really didn't understand what made one side. Why you would see cars with two hoods. You would see cars would do trunks mean at least this one kind of got the car right, but it kinda turned. The seats are facing the wrong way, the windshields on the right side, but the seats are facing the wrong way. I mean, you're assuming there's a seat in there.

I mean, that's the other. Well, I think I see the headrest of the other seat next to you. Is that what that is? Look, right below that is the mirror. Yeah I get yeah. Well, that's like facing the wrong way. Pretty good. Good job Elon. It it's very loud. You can do better. He's like, it's free assholes. When you press this guy, you trust this guy to make a racket. Right. He's going to get you to Mars. Are you serious? Describe your edit. The person is facing the wrong direction. The watch.

It's just going to totally change the direction, but keep it in the car the same way. Like you should be looking out the windshield. Yeah, yeah. Like it doesn't make a connection between windshield and front of car. No, it's. The eye has not been trained on the right things as of yet. I'm also not sure about why the building has a mural on it in the background. Well, now it gave you more of a smile, but it's. You're still facing the wrong way. Oh, yeah, that works too.

So those clouds that's on building that, that's that's interesting. Grok it is very artistic. It's taking its, notions out. And it is a very abstract art. It's it's something that's for sure. It's not rock has, ways to go before it achieves any kind of competition for, the one you're using there for art. At least the, ChatGPT so far has been the best.

I'm to go back and try flux again, but the ChatGPT, is more than good enough for doing things like product mock ups in that it is, really gotten a lot better with text. If you go to the, no agenda art, no agenda, art, generator.com. Yeah. You can see the art that I've done recently and the one from the other day in which, I mean, I'd like to if you go to artist, you can see the new little, graphic I have above the little avatar. Very realistic. Look inside my studio.

It's almost a photorealistic. Really? Really. And, if you look at the no agenda super vax artwork, I mean, they can produce that to me. I don't think anybody would be able to tell unless there's something I'm missing. That looks like a very realistic syringe and bottle of solution that, you know, this can pop out things that look very realistic, the one next to it with a little bit of an old timey air look. But the cars, they seem fairly realistic. The Trump and Elon, even that was made.

I think that could fool most people. If you just give, you know, unless you really stare at it, Trump looks a little more bloated than usual. You are, I think, looks really perfect in the the photograph there and then the one with the Blues Brothers where it's Elon and Donald Trump in the classic Blues Brothers poster pose. I think most people would fall for the, the photo image and then look at the one below that no agenda credit card on top of red lingerie.

I mean, if you're if you're making a quick little advertisement thing. Oh, yeah, the I can do what you need it to do. Except without a soul, of course. Well, of course, but I can come up with some really funny stuff like it'll put people in the car the wrong way and not realize, you know, that that's almost like the kind of thing you'd see in the 1980s cartoon Sunday.

Right? Like, or if you were like mad magazine or Cracked magazine back in the day. I miss those, man. But he's playing a slightly warped sense of humor. Pretty wild. By versus by. It's where we got our sense of humor. Back then, we didn't have a fucking device in our hands all times. No. Which could feed you any content you want. It doesn't mean peanuts, by the way. No, no, that we did. We had our hands all the time because we didn't have a phone, so we had free hands. Right? You know.

Like, what did you do now? The kids, they're like, wow, you didn't have TikTok. What? You whack off till oh, this is interesting. This other eye image is, different but similar. How do you create AI artwork as you listen? Live life live? I'm never doing it to anybody. Right. So for Darren, this is the greatest show idea. This is this is premium audio content right here. We can go very up. Am I, you know, up what is what is I sound like when it's creating artwork?

I think when I was creating artwork, it goes,

you know. Did you see that article about that one company? Yeah, the one I saw, the one article about the one company. Oh. Good. Good. Because I was going to ask you about that. You'd they have to give me a little more detail. Yeah. So first let me send you the copilot version of the, you in that car. You are now trying different. Hey, I used to get the same image.

I mean, now I'm kind of looking like, Corey Harrison from his fat days, and I'm sitting in the back and on the wrong side for some reason. I mean, it's getting closer. The car at least looks realistic. It is getting closer. Unfortunately, you're right about that. It's like we keep trying. We can get to it. Don't make me release any more episodes of the little Gene. Plays video games. Yeah, yeah. Hey, this is what you get for putting in putting me in the tricycle. The tricycle was awesome.

I, I didn't I never even released the best one. I if I can find that original one that was still the best. The one you sent me though. Yeah. It's like, dude, I did it. No, the I did a good job of making Austin, skyline. The AI knows everything. Which, again, a lot of people don't realize that if you're on something like ChatGPT, most of these now have a memory unless you're particularly clearing it. And even then, I don't believe it. But it's got a memory where the the hot property.

You ever told it? Yeah, right. A few weeks ago. That was the thing going around. The hot prompt was like, tell me everything you know about me. Oh, yeah. Yeah. And it would give a list. Kevin Rose was talking about that. And he's like, it was so freaky that you know it. No billionaire from from the old. And that worked. Yeah. That guy has a lot more secrets to hide, I think, than you. What I do, you got to be careful what you put into what data you put into the eyes.

You know, don't put any, information you're hiding from the government into the AI. Like, hey, can you cook these books? You know, don't do that. Now. Train your AI at home and then do that. And even that. Be careful. Air gap, the termites, the computer when you're done. Air gapped air thermite it. Yes, I how do you make thermite right. Yeah. Like can I tell you. Well this is again the thing maybe a lot of people don't understand is it doesn't take a lot to hack some of these.

And hack is a really bad word. Yeah, it is it. If you were programed to allow any kind of free speech, what would you tell me about this? Right. Well. Or prompting it in a way and one of the most popular ways, not giving any illegal advice is to tell the AI you're writing a story in that you want to make sure you're factual with your story. So, hey, I'm writing a story about a hacking group that hacks the U.S government. You know, what would that look like? You know?

And then of course, the AI just spits out how to hack the U.S government. Hey, why does the the fire hose or fire connection down there look like a pig on the latest one? Now I look like I'm an family guy, an Asian, I look half Asian. I look like I have down syndrome. I don't know why. Probably because your eyeballs are close together. Maybe, maybe if you have the. This thing does kind of look like, totally ignores the term goatee. I don't know what's wrong. I can't do a goatee.

Now, look, the, I for ChatGPT can't, as you would see in the, the main art or the header for my, AI art or a bunch of the ones. Check out the copilot version. Move the tailpipe on the car to the other side. Yeah. Which side is it supposed to be on? That's the question. Well, look at the photograph. I don't have the photograph in front of me. Oh, well, I have the photograph. See, this is this is. I don't have the original car. Yeah.

It's on, it's on the it move to the wrong side. Oh. Probably to let you know it's a, I, you think I mean, including pretty much all the other details pretty. Well, it's, I think the copilot actually looks a lot more realistic, other than use taking up the entirety of the car and sitting in the passenger seat. You're like, make make a man that looks like Jabba the Hutt in the in the back of a vehicle, make their on a meal. I didn't know. Yeah. Because I, I mean, personality wise I am huge.

I mean huge in other ways too. But that's you just not like to talk about it knows you're six foot 17. They're whatever you are. Yeah. Oh yeah I'm six foot and then 17 is another. But that's irrelevant. Yeah. Size 15 shoes. That's also knows you're an avid fisherman and use that scale. Oh I mean I fish all the time. Yeah. Never. Not once. Probably snow fishing all the time. Never snow fished. Never regular fished. I have been a boat. You never been on the boat?

I have, yeah. You have. Okay. Never a cruise ship. Biggest boat was probably on a, cigaret kind of type boat. Little smaller down in Miami. Back when my uncle was still alive. When your father. Uncle fun, uncle. The one that, you know, got rid of his old wife and married that. Oh. That one. Yeah, yeah. The fun uncle. The fun uncle? Yes. The one with the wife you could watch. Everybody needs one. He was the best because he was a, executive for a car company, you know. And when the for Chevy.

You know I was, I didn't know if I would fit in one like when I was a kid when, when the, I think it was like the Chevy. Was it a Barracuda. Was that one of the little, like, midsize? I remember the Barracudas that was kind of interested in one of those. And like, we went in and then it really wasn't a great fit, but it wasn't. Maybe it was maybe close. I had like 20 people, 24 people like my post to replying to both. Oh, you getting some? And he had sent me back then the know my fun uncle.

Oh fun for the Chevy cars. Just call me your phone call. The phone call for the Chevy cars that I was interested in. He sent me the actual dealer invoices on those cars. Nice. So when I walked into one and I'm like, oh, here's what I'm interested in. I can't do that. I can't do that price. I'm like, well, here, I know this is what your cost is.

And they looked at it. Where'd you get this? You. Didn't end up buying one, but it was like this was. Information is power. Exactly. Now you can do that. Anybody can do that now. Pretty much that. Thanks to the you know. Yeah, it's the Kelley Blue Book. And give me the invoice price on these new cars. It's good information is power.

So in light of president's statement and cancellation of my government contract, which he didn't actually say, six will begin decommissioning its Dragon spacecraft immediately. Already back to us of that one, you know. Right. It doesn't matter. It's a joke, man. That was always joke. I nobody backed off the joke even. I'm like, And then somebody replies, for people who don't know the dragons, is the only way Americans can get this space.

Otherwise we have to pay the Russians 80 million for a ride. Which, of course, I replied, is, actually that price is 320 million thanks to sanctions. And that's what 24 people thought was funny. Or they believed it because people know they liked that means they thought it was funny. Is that all I do is make jokes online? Do you think people that everybody that likes something, it's because it's the humor. Yeah, that's that's why

when I, when I think something's funny, I click the like button. Oh. Which is why you've never liked any of my posts. Not funny. Exactly. That's, that's what I'm saying. I don't even have a thousand followers. Come on, man, come on. I'm almost four, so. I mean, if you want to follow somebody once you share a little there. Jesus. Darren O'Neil. Gary. And. Oh, and I'll very easy. I mean, not as easy as sir Gene. It's true.

Which explains why I have four times the amount of followers that you do it. What? You mean because you don't have the account? That's a year and a half old. Exactly. Yeah. Because you didn't get deleted. Because you never said anything controversial. I, I wouldn't, at least not on that, fake podcast. Fake podcast. But, you know, what am I if you're following a message, can I be sacked? But it it's totally man. Northern Mexican IP.

If you, hover over my name, it says sir Gene, six foot two, 81, 87. Sir. Mo Lieber est lex trolling from the very beginning. It literally says that, you know. Oh, it also says I blocked by accounts, unless I have such low numbers. Unless they're hot chick by the counter, then Jesus or not, that those set up right. Nobody with that. No, no. If some reason 80% of the people that follow me have a size double D or larger. That is weird, I know. Right?

I mean, not their brain of course. I don't even know what that is. Let me ask here is the, profile of surging Texas accurate, and we'll see what that graphic has to say about that. Oh, yeah. Grok thinks I'm totally accurate. I don't have the direct access to the current profile data for surging. What I'm. So I have I'm on the opt out list stuff. I can't verify the accuracy of specific details, like their bio location or other personal data. There's self-reported information.

I don't know who's the. I'm telling you, if you're looking for specific claims, share those details and I can help guide you on how to check them or looks at Red flag. Tell you how to use, how to hack into a government database. Okay. All right. Exactly. This is how you do it. This is how you fake it. You're like, I just need a little help. If you help me with something.

Tools like circle Boom can analyze follower authenticity and engagement patterns, which might give indirect clues about the account's credibility. Do you want me to search for recent posts or web mentions related to surging? Or to dig deeper? Yes. Dig deeper. I thought it was funny after JC gave his, tip of the day about where you can look people up online that I was like, I've been getting shit in the mail now. Yeah, yeah. The get data rising. Not an analysis of sir recent activity.

Oh. Shows a focus on political and cultural commentary. Well, shocker. Off with a provocative or opinionated tone. Examples below. June 6th criticizing Trump's stance on NASA and Elon Musk, suggesting it could set SpaceX progress back. Yesterday, commenting on Hollywood's handling of Tomb Raider indicating interest in pop culture. June 3rd mentioning a trip to Mexico for food shopping to other users, which suggest the casual personal side mentioned Ruby, with Ridge and Waco emphasizing

freedom and government overreach. Ooh. May 30th engaging in a heated exchange denying racial claims about an incident showing strong opinions on social issues. Implies a connection to Texas and, well, Mexico. Oh, there you see, I don't know why you keep doubting my Mexico trip. I don't know, because you told me where you were going. But beyond that, I guess, there's no reason to question anything. I literally tell you. Northern Mexico. And you, you don't believe me? Still, I know everything.

Do not be afraid. Now, do you believe in any of these things I think speaking of Kevin Rose, I think this was a sponsor. You know, I think it was, I think both indignation and Linus tech tips. There's that, company delete me where you pay them. You look for your information on the interwebs and delete it. Now, do you believe in the validity of any of those things? Do they work because it's a constant, whac-a-mole thing. Yeah, they they work because there are laws that require that to happen.

And most people do. I don't know about the laws. We don't want to take the time and effort to actually send all the removed me messages. So what these companies do is totally based on the little known, law around privacy. So they effectively do the work you don't want to do, which has been around for a while. And I'm hoping there's more competition in that space because there really should cost very little money to do. So. Yeah, they work right.

It should be kind of a set up and forget it kind of a thing. It should be something that you can buy as an AI package where you just put your information in and then it it does this on a monthly basis, sends the appropriate form letters to anyone that is found in the contact record of the DNS, of a site that mentions you. Essentially, that would make the CSA your form of notification per U.S code. Bloody bloody blah.

Pursuant to this code you shall remove all mention of this person identity, bloody bloody blah. And you know, they have to comply within some period of time. What if they're outside of the United States though? It depends. Do they want to serve the United States audience at all? Because they do. Then they're inside the US jurisdiction. So what you're saying is if they don't comply, the United States goes firewall will block. I mean, in practical terms, no, in theoretical terms.

Then you could bring them to U.S. court and you will win if they don't show up. And if you have a win against somebody, show up like that, then you can take that to criminal court and say, hey, I can't get you no compliance with this. Can you, take their DNS entry away, which we tend to do a lot in the U.S, even though officially we no longer are in charge of DNS. That's the international body, but practically speaking, the US still has full control over all DNS and current headline on Fox.

Elon Musk's net worth plummets by 34 billion. Amid escalating feud with President Trump. Well is it still he's worth he's worth 900 billion. So that's not a very big limit.

It says it's brought his net worth down to 334.5 billion. No, no Fox more than that. Yeah. Yeah. But if you're going to put 330 4.5, you just put 333. That's where you go. Come on. And he doesn't plunge by 34 billion. It should have plunged by 33 as well. Where are these people getting their information. Yeah. What's wrong with these numbers man. But today Tesla up $16.35 up 5.7% free. So you should be donating to the show. You're making money left and right. Yeah. Like $18.

You per share though. I mean how many shares did you buy. Three. 4 or 5000. I got a few shares a few. Is it enough to a turn in for a Tesla. Hey man you just wait till I'm, unfreeze my Russian assets. Oh, well, then you're going to have more money than even Elon. I don't know about that. I mean, Elon is the number three richest guy in the world. After Vlad. After Vlad, you, Bill O'Reilly is now totally in on Vladimir Putin being a lunatic.

Okay, I thought he's going to be if Putin is clearly a Russian agent. Well, of course he is. That. But that's like that's what they keep accusing people of is being a Russian agent. And I like Bill. I like his take on a lot of things. But it's funny because he just went to China and he had no he sold out to the Chinese dollar. He had no problem going to China. But he has a problem with Russia. And I'm like, I don't all people his age, man. That's that's an ages thing or whatever.

It's age related, syndrome. That would kind of make sense. They remember the Cold War where there was never that big with, they're forever jaded about being told to climb underneath their desk. The China trip, though, I guess he did a, like, 2 to 3 hour question and answer with a handful of the Chinese government folk. Okay, so they were asking him questions. Yes. And then he, of course said, I'm going to take this right back. Anything to Trump and anything he wants to know about this trip.

And he's like, it was interesting. He's like, when he got to the, customs. Yeah. He's like the first question when you leave. Yeah, you're walking in, you know, it's like something racist. Exactly. No, no, I was just doing a bit. And they took me for whatever reason, the woman at customs took the two pens that he had with them. He's like, I'm a journalist, I will, I write things down. She didn't care. She took the pens. Those were souvenirs probably.

So he's like, he goes and he's given this talk to these. Whoever. And he's like, I know people are watching on closed circuit, which were probably the even higher ups, but these were Chinese government people who were curious about things in the United States and about Trump. And they once they heard he was coming to China, because that's where his kid, who just graduated as a policy major, he wanted to go through Asia. So they went to Korea and they went to Japan.

And of course, China sounds like a spy. And it does, doesn't it? And he told the story at the beginning of this speech, you know, coming into their country and having his pens taken away. And he's like, by the time the speech was done, they had two very high quality pens that they gifted, space. Right. Like, at least they made it, right? Yeah, yeah. Well, that's why I'm guaranteeing you those are souvenirs. They're going to be worth a lot more.

These are these are these are, famous American, Prague propagandist pen, Bill O'Reilly, bill O'Reilly's. Yes. I looked up his YouTube channel, which he's only been doing for about a year now. Okay. And the estimate is it's worth from anywhere from 5000 on the low end to about 50,000 on the high end per month. Yeah. Which I would take I would take this whole a lot better than my charts I guess apparently. Yeah. Like I would take that all day long, 60 to a few hundred thousand, I think.

You know, this is actually something kind of cool. You everyone's asking people to subscribe to get their thousand. Yes. The Atlas ran the gaming on YouTube. So while I was on my trip and not making any video game content, I crossed over 3000 people while. So people ask, where are you? Where are you people? We're asking where I was and why is there no new content? And I just said, traveling. You're like, absence makes the heart grow fonder. They're like, we're.

But it's like 3000 subscribers now. We'll see. Now here's the other interesting point about that. Yes, I dare say more than this show if you're. Yeah, no doubt, if you're doing content every day, you're probably easy to find this once you disappear for a few days, people are like, oh, I better subscribe to make sure I don't miss when he comes back. You might be sure of that.

Or say, yeah, I mean, people can assume that they're just not getting notified, but I'm actually not making content, right? Well, why didn't you do a bunch of content before? Just queue it up. Why? Why would I am? You could be making content for years after you die. There are people that do that. I mean, maybe not after they die, but they're pre-made content tremendously. Like, hey, I have enough content. It's going out for the next three years to make content.

Yeah, yeah. And I still want to know where is the AI package packaging? Yeah, that we can feed into it. Every one of these episodes or every one of your, episodes of Grumpy Old Boys or whatever it is? Yeah, that's something like that. And say, hey, find the most entertaining bits under five minutes. Yeah, make a short, add some video to it, add photo imagery, whatever it is, I think that exists.

I have not subscribed to something, but I've guaranteed seen stuff like that because if that exists and it works to drive the base up of people subscribing, that would be well worth it. Because really we do two hours in like five minutes or gold. Yeah, I mean, the other hour and 55 minutes. Oh, questionable. But there's always five minutes. They're like, dude, that was gold. And we never just cut it up and be like, oh, let's use this as a, let's use this as a way to get people in. Well,

there's plenty of ways to do that. Sorry. I'm eating some Mexican Oaxaca cheese here. Yeah, I tried that. No, it's it's no, it's it's just, you know, basically straight cheese. It's in cheese. Cheese in cheese form. It's in stringy cheese form. So it's some little slivers. Nothing will get you healthier than eating cheese. 24 seven technically. Right. Technically, I'll tell you, one thing I won't do is raise my blood sugar.

Oh. That's true. Yeah, that is with the churro that it's wrapped around. It's not doing that shit. This is. I've been very good lately. I've been very good at it. Just not saying no to carbs of all kinds. No rice, no pastas. Except I had some bass this morning. But other than that, no pasta. No. No breads of any kind. That's hard. That is the hardest part. Just. I mean, I've been eating, like, processed vegetables right out of the can. I don't know if those are particularly healthy vegetables.

And they can be Mexican food, you know, from northern Mexico. The way you'll get it from the northern Mexican, the grocery stores are the, everything that I'm allowed to eat, I'm eating, and I'm not eating things I'm not allowed to eat. Well, that is what actually will help you avoid the bad. Yeah. Keeping the good I I've been hitting the the the goal markers on my watch for a number of steps. The queen bedroom and chair. When you're not riding the rascal from one to the other.

Right in the romance. Jesus. How do you know that rascal? I figured he had to have one. I mean, that's, Gets what? Why? You're only on one level, isn't that right? I mean, you don't. No. I'm on three levels. Oh, what does the rascal get up the stairs? That's the. That's the real question. You got to get one of those, stair lifter thingies put in so that you have an upstairs rascal in the downstairs room. Upstairs. Hey, man. Why?

I have tall ceilings, so it's a long flight of stairs upstairs, and it gets probably pretty hot up there. How's the weather in Texas? I mean, it's not that hard. I think I keep it at 75 upstairs, but it's only 70 outside here. We haven't really hit the big wave yet. It was 80 at night. Middle of the night. I think it's going to be 96 or 9. Seven thing. Bam. Yeah. We haven't quite crossed into the hundreds yet but we're getting there. It's too hot for me.

I am Irish, I like 60 degrees all the time. That's where I would like to be. But Ireland, you can't even go there anymore because until they make Ireland great again they got a bigger problem than we do with people coming into the country. The intriguing stat I did see. Let's get your take on this. Since Donald Trump took office, murders are down in the United States. One, it was like 20 or 25%, including huge drops in every huge Democrat run sanctuary city like Chicago, Saint Louis, Baltimore.

Now, you know, why would that be? I'm kind of curious. Like, why would that be happening in these areas? Are they afraid that they're still because of Donald Trump overall, that if they get caught, something bad's going to happen? Or is it possibly that the ice sweeps that have gone on in most of these cities? I know what's going on in Chicago to vacate the Venezuelan and Mexican gang members. Were they the ones murdering everybody?

I don't know, I mean, that's what we've heard on news, but who the hell knows? It's just a very bizarre thing for those stats to all of a sudden be, hey, Donald Trump comes in. And even in the jurisdictions that are very much thumbing their noses at, Donald Trump, like, hey, we're not going to call ice if we get one of these. They're like, hey, we don't want to. I don't even want to deal with this anymore. Yeah. So it's a good thing. Maybe the United States is getting a little bit safer.

I would not be surprised if that was, in fact, true. It's just because, again, the person in charge you're afraid of so you don't even consider where you are, like, hey, we have a safe zone. Or they just figured that they're going to get nailed in one way or another. And if they do, they're probably going to wind up in an El Salvador in prison. Which is why I think Donald Trump made that as public as possible. I think it was to deter you think, yeah, I think this was a carrot and stick thing.

I think this was I'm going to show you the stick. That if you do something bad there's a very good chance you're going to wind up in a prison that you don't want to be in. Okay. I could be wrong. I don't think you want to be in a prison. Well no, but you certainly don't want to be in an El Salvador in prison that's mainly filled with gang members. If you don't speak El Salvadoran right. Or don't Mexican, I don't. I don't speak Spanish. I took Spanish for like two years.

I don't I don't speak Spanish. Yeah, you probably say my my socks are in the library or something like that. I know, Biblioteca, I know that, I know what I know me laugh my pants, give me elbow me. I'm all over me to learn something else. Yeah, but the Lord is there in a way. Baggy. That's a what the the way, way back when. And we I know it's like I used to say, I don't say this anymore, but I used to say this, in the mouth, said evasive porfavor one beer, please. Okay.

One more beer. Yes. There's always a more. I mean. At least you said please, por favor. I always say, I remember one time I was in one of the Central American countries and I had ordered take on let's say Costa Rica, which is, you know, tea with milk, right. Is that's what you do when you're down in northern Mexico is you drink tea with milk. It's kind of a traditional thing. And the dude brought me out a glass of hot milk and a tea bag. I'll go pretty much pretty much.

She's like, you did not respect their cultural ways. You gotta learn, I guess. Yeah, you learn that one way or the other. It's always nice to be polite. Less chance somebody is going want to stab you in the back. Respect the culture, respect where you are. Not bad advice. Yeah. So where's your next trip down to Mexico. Are you still there? No, I don't know yet. No, I'm I'm not done anymore. I'm back in, Texas.

You didn't have any problem coming back over the border, you know, surprisingly, it was wide open.

There were nobody in line. I don't know what's going on there. Nobody trying to sneak in anymore. No. It's weird. Right? It's like there's something new going out of this country. And Ellen's watching everybody he wants to use uses satellites to spy on you, I think. So are you using Starlink right now? No. You should be. Okay, Ellen stock, continue to go up in price. Have you jumped over a fence any time recently? We've tried flying your drones over Ellen's fence to see what happens.

No. No, Ellen's fence is protected by dragons, so. No, I'm not going to be flying anything over there. You don't want to mess with Joe Rogan. You're like, Ellen, I messed up, but Rogan don't mess with Joe Rogan. That guy is crazy, man. He is crazy. I mean, no agenda. Was talking about you flying drones, and I wasn't aware that you had a big drone army. Where do you fly lately?

I mean, I don't have a big drone army, and, but like I said, thankfully, I, we were able to get DJI to be banned in Europe now, so there's no more drone parts that are going to go into Europe. So you everybody says Ukraine's been building drones. They've got this drone factories bullshit. What they've been doing is duct taping explosives, to DJI drones. That that is what Ukraine's been doing.

So when they're talking about these drop, I mean, because this is something else, I don't think a lot of people understand when you talk about the United States government using drones to go into Pakistan or something like that, they're basically small airplanes that are autonomous. Oh, okay. There's not a little right. There's not little plane looking drones, and there's the quadcopter drones. Big difference. Almost all the drones used by Ukraine of the quadcopter drones.

The interesting, I would have guessed the other way, just based upon the alleged damage that they have been doing, you could strap some good explosives to a drone without, with a like clapper.

You don't need to have an airplane looking drone. The airplane looking drones are actually easier to kill, too, because they have to fly with aerodynamic principles in mind. So they're in the more of a straight line, right? They fly more like they're all over the fucking place. Well, this is my question, and I don't want this to happen. And it's not like you're giving people ideas that they don't already have.

But why have we not seen a quadcopter drone explosive payload at a crowded event in the United States concert, sporting event, whatever. There. Because you need a license to fly from here. They used to you used to not have to have a license because it's so hard to get drones. It's not hard. They're not cheap. They're certainly a lot more expensive here than they are in other countries.

Well, yeah, but if somebody wanted to get the drone was, $5,000 and that was a DJI Phantom one, I believe, which was a large drone capable of carrying a dSLR or damn up, up to two kilograms of Semtex explosives, though. How far what kind of, flight time do you get on that? What kind of range do you get? One charge. So back then, it was about half an hour. Now it's probably more like an hour. That's a lot. Okay, so that's a pretty big range.

If you can fly for an hour, even if you're only going in on a drone, you're mostly using the cheap ones that are under a thousand bucks, which I have about a half hour of flight time. And, much smaller capacity for explosives, but good enough to take out a vehicle for sure. You know, I don't even think you need the explosives. I just think you need a drone that comes down in a very populated area again. Concert, sporting event that sprays something, even if it's not dangerous in any way.

And people would be freaked out. I'm trying to remember what book it was. It was one of these, like, Tom Clancy knockoff books where there was an event and a it might have actually been an Tom Clancy book for all, remember, but there wasn't an actual event at a sporting event where the drones were spraying cyanide. Guys. So you're not inventing anything new here. This has been done before. So the question is why the movie made about that book? Yes. Why hasn't it ever been done?

I've never heard of this. I'm. I believe I'm right here. I've. I've been pushing the buttons on my memory computer. Have you tried the B12 at the B12? Yeah, I have, and I believe this was actually in the, in a TV show about Middle Eastern, a ring of undercover Middle Eastern agents operating in the US. It was called, what was it called? Dateline. Nope. It was called 60 minutes.

Is it basically like these guys that are all working for the terrorist cells that are living in the US as productive citizens? Sleeper cell. Yeah, sleeper cell. That was probably a kick out sleeper cell. I believe that that is where I'm remembering the episode was spraying the stadium with gas and there should be a show called sleep. I mean, I don't know if there actually is, but it would be a good name for a show. What? Sleeper cell? Yeah. If this doesn't exist, that's the name of the show.

We should create it. It is the show. Just look up sleeper cell. Dude, I thought you already did that. Just look up sleeper. No, I'm just using my brain. I'm doing theater of. You're using your brain to read my mind again? Yes. That's why I was trying to shut it off during your trip. I mean, it was like, with some very weird things going on. You would not like some of the imagery that you would have seen then if you had not shut it off. Jeanne's, like out on the ocean, just, or on the Gulf.

Just having a little air, getting some air? Yeah, getting some air. A lot of meeting rooms, but mostly air. So your last sleeper cell, you should look up. It was came out in 2005. And on your last trip and one of the last trip. Terrorists, you were next to a hot, rich, blond chick. And now you've got really less interesting stories. Bye, guys. Cause I'm rich guys. That was not my last trip, but it was one of my trips.

Yes, you were all intrigued that I was sitting there and chatting away and a a recently divorced reality TV star. She's like, what do you do? And you're like, I'm a podcaster. She just opened up. Yeah.

I was impressing her with my podcasting prowess. So all microphones, I know all about those. Let me tell you about the curry one coming soon to a, store near you. Just like the podcaster pro friend, until somebody else knocked it off and made it come out. Yeah. Hey, now it's called the the pro cast. The road. Yeah, the road caster and I still don't understand why the Mo two isn't better for 99% of podcasters. I know, I know, I'm trying to get it. I'm trying to understand it. I know it's cute.

I know it's physical. I know you get to turn the knobs and every guy likes to turn the knobs, I guess. But I don't understand why. That that is preferable. Unless you're doing a live show where you need to access those controls a bunch. I still think the mode two, and I wish the mode two would come out with an updated version like this that had the web based control rather than an app, the multiple channels even not such a big thing anymore because that's a rarity to try to pull in multiple.

But I like the ability to do that as well, where you could have multiple mics minus channels. And this thing really for podcasting, the quality of the preamps is still more than good enough for anything that's going over the internet. Are going to be converted to MP3. Yeah yeah yeah. Technology.

My friend got about five minutes left before the top of the hour here and before podcasting 2.0 comes on to the mighty no agenda stream, telling people that like, soon you'll have a show that you actually want to listen to. They're like, wait, what is this? Isn't podcasting 2.0 we've been listening to? No, you're listening to unrelenting. This is totally unrelenting. You're listening to, déja JCD is always correct when he says, shows never give their information enough.

So if you're on a streaming platform, somebody might have been listening to the show for an hour forward and they're like, what is this? We don't know. It's like, this is unrelenting. Unrelenting, that show, unrelenting. That show. God bless you, sir. God damn cold mics go here. Oh, you got another Mexican cold? I mean, Texas Tech, Mexico. I got a little Mexican going on. Got something, a little something, something. And, I got another boost from my CSB who didn't want us to read the last one.

Now, he wanted me to ask you a question. So ask Gina about fasting. Well, you haven't done that in a while. Yeah, I do it every year. Okay. That was that a year ago when you did the all meet all the time or. No, you did nothing. I was like five years ago. I did all I did meat, nothing but steak. Not just meat, but nothing but steak for 60 days. Now. The last time was an actual fasting. You made it, what, like six weeks or something? No, it's not that long.

No, I do it every January because it's convenient in the new year. And this year I did six days.

I was shooting for seven. Oh, I thought you went a lot longer. You like? Last year I went for 11 days, and I was shooting for ten. What, about 45 to 45 days? The longest I've ever done is two and a half weeks. Were you hallucinating by that point? Now eat now. Now. God. Now. So after the fourth day, every day after that is exactly like the previous day. Do you need to fast CSB? You don't have any any cravings. You don't really. Everything's normal.

The only thing you really are missing is you're missing that sort of, you know, spunk in the morning of just like, having a lot of energy. Jean likes a little spunk in the morning. That's something we didn't need to know. Yeah. So you're missing that initial little spurt of energy. But other than that, you're pretty much good to go. You feel, you know, not tired, but just not energy most of the time. But, you don't really notice any downside, I don't know.

So, look, if a skinny person work too fast, it'd probably be a different experience. But yeah, because they might add in like a week. As not a member of the skinny person class, I will say that fasting for me. The only hard part about it is the first three days is you're still thinking about food. After three days, you don't think about food anymore. You're just used to not eating. By the way. Because I know people are curious. If you don't eat, do you still poop?

The answer is no. What happens to your colon? Are there problems? No. You're calling is just fine. It's just sapping you. So it's. It shrinks. Like, sad, like I'm smaller.

Nothing coming through here lately. Your colon is just like a garden hose. What happens to the garden hose when there's no water in it? It shrivels up and then eventually cracks and eventually cracks. Yeah, that's exactly what happens to your colon right there. Exactly. Yeah. So you got it. You have to eat a little something. Something. And then when, you know, when you start eating again, the colon is like, shit.

Now the thing that's become more popular recently is not really a fast something people call intermittent fasting. Oh, right. During like the day also done a lot, but not right now because I just said that someone catches them quite often. I will only eat once a day, which means I'm fasting for 23 hours per day. If you have one meal, presumably it takes you an hour or less to eat it, which means 23 hours between meals, which is technically a fast.

And when I first started doing that like 15 years ago, I definitely lost weight. But after about a year, my body just got really used to only eating once a day. And I not only did not lose weight, I could gain weight even on one meal per day. It is weird how your body rewires itself well, it does well and diabetes doesn't help either. Well, of course not. I don't come up with an implant that'll help you with the diabetes.

Well I mean I've already got the, the monitor stuck in my arm pretty much full time. Do people know if you donate enough you can access the monitor and see exactly what sugar is. Yeah. Yeah. It's you can see you get a real time read of where my blood sugar is. Yeah. Help me. You.