Don’t Pierce your Septum | Beer 30 Sports O’clock

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Real quick, before we get into all this stuff
that we're going to talk about,
how is your vacation?
It was great.
OK.
I got to see my friend.
I got to eat and drink around the world at Epcot.
So that was fun.
Nice.
And then I ate a lot of bad food.
Not like tastes bad.
Like it was bad.
Bad for you?
Bad for you.
Oh, God.
So OK.
But it's really well.
Yes, there are foods that are bad for you.
They sit up a little bit more.
But.
Stantol.
My bad.
Stantol is crazy.
What?
No, I don't believe there's really, I mean,
there's bad foods for you, yes.
But I think like everything in a proportionate size is good.
I had many corn dogs with what I call fake cheese.
So it's like, OK, the last cheese.
Way to take away everything I just said.
Because that is absolutely a bad food for fake cheese.
That's what I call it.
It's like real cheese.
It's like that nacho cheese that you get at baseball games.
Oh, OK.
I'm like, fake, you talk about the cheese.
It comes out of cans, a little cheese with this thing.
No, not bad.
That's gross.
As far as I always talk about.
No.
It's kind of like the nacho cheese.
Nacho cheese is real cheese.
It's not fake.
Yeah, very questionable.
But I got to see my grandma.
I got to hold a baby bunny.
It was great.
Baby bunny.
My aunt has like a bunny farm.
Yeah.
In Florida?
Yeah.
They don't begin ate up by the gators.
Well, they don't live near water like that.
Oh, they're in the middle of the, yeah, that's right.
I got you OK.
They're in Tampa.
So I'll be in Tampa in April.
I love Tampa.
That's great.
We'll see.
OK.
Usually it's great.
But she has like an outdoor, you know how like chickens
have their chicken coop.
Yeah.
So she has chickens as well.
But she made a coop for her rabbits.
Oh, that's interesting.
So it's like this big area.
Like it's about the size of this room.
But I was going to say, don't they like reproduce like crazy,
though?
That's why she has a bunny farm.
Because she has like, I think she told me the other day,
she had 30 bunnies.
And she had 10 baby bunnies.
So she's having to sell bunnies right now.
Yeah.
I don't ask.
Yeah, I don't even know.
But that's because you were about to ask, what are they
using the bunnies for?
And I don't want to know.
No, I wasn't.
I was thinking in my head.
Actually, I know what they're using the bunnies for.
But I mean, I to eat this on, I guess.
But anyway, Olympics are over.
Olympics are over.
Hockey, the US dominates.
Men's, women's, women's, men's.
Whoever sides you're on, the president made a joke.
And everybody's all been out of shape.
Well, they were been out of shape because the men
laughed at the women hockey team.
Me personally, first off, we all know Agent Orange is very
responsive.
He's not a proactive person.
He's a reactive person.
So when I feel like the reason he made that joke wasn't
because he doesn't respect the women's hockey team,
quite the opposite.
I think he respects them, but because they
turned down his invitation, he said,
I, well, I guess we can invite the girls, too.
No, am I wrong?
I heard the invitation was before the women are men's game.
I don't think it was, like, I don't think he asked them until
after the men's game, because then they turned it down.
I thought they turned it down before the game.
I don't know.
Maybe I got the timeline mixed up, but it really doesn't
matter.
I didn't think the joke was that crazy.
I didn't think the joke was that crazy.
I do feel like the men laughing was more of like, I don't
know what it is.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, I don't know what it is about.
I don't know what it is about this president and being
our president's in general, because people act like that
or Barack, too.
Like, people act like that when he walked in a room and just
laughed at anything that he said, because they thought it
was hilarious, or they acted like they thought it was hilarious,
because they just were mesmerized by that person.
And I think it's the same thing for him.
Listen, hockey players are the occasions.
What can I say?
So I mean, they are the Caucasians.
Yes, except for, you know, the...
Well, on the women's team, though.
On the men's team, it's all...
Why, guys, am I not...
No, the captain of the men's team is Mexican-American.
Oh, he just looks white.
Got it.
All right, valid.
He's white-passing.
White-passing is crazy, too.
But yeah, so anyway, long story short.
I didn't think it was that bad of a joke.
I thought it was just kind of, you know...
I think I thought it was an idiot.
I thought it was an idiot.
It wasn't needed.
And on top of that, it wasn't necessary for all the media
to take us...
Like, asking the women how they feel about it.
Like, how do you think they feel about it?
Like, I love the responses, though, from the women.
One, at the podium, she was like, you know,
I forget her name.
I'm sorry, but she just basically was like,
I feel bad for the fact that we have to talk about this
instead of what the great thing that we just did.
Yeah.
You know what I'm saying?
Those teams winning.
Yeah, I feel like we're wasting time.
I'm summing it up, you know, but that's essentially
what she said.
And then I also feel like they got their justice due
with the SNL skit.
Did you see this?
Oh, yeah, it was fantastic.
So I thought it was funny.
Right, everybody thought it was hilarious.
The girls got way bigger cheer than the men did.
They were making jokes and gay references about, you know,
like...
Because it was the guys from Heated Rider, yes.
I caught the whole skit, the whole gist.
And even though I've never seen Heated Rider,
the reality I've seen it on HBO, not seen it,
but I've seen it in passing.
And I'm like, oh, is this the thing
that all the women are talking about?
I just want to...
Nah, I'm out.
Gay hockey.
Love it.
It's like...
Loving gay hockey is...
It's like whenever we go.
So whenever my friend and I go to a star's game.
Okay.
We're like, we're at the boy aquarium.
Huh?
The boy aquarium.
See, that's very sexist.
I feel offended now.
That's fine.
You don't play hockey.
That's bad.
I can ice skate, though.
But a lot of them, like, go into it to, like,
videos are posted.
Like, it's a whole thing on TikTok about the boy aquarium.
And they're aware of it.
I mean...
Hockey guys are aware of...
Hockey guys are weird, though.
Like, hockey guys literally will, like, for instance,
the dude who scored the goal, it's huge.
The one that has no teeth.
Yeah, literally, you took a picture biting the goal
with the teeth that it was part of the teeth knocked out.
And, like, when the Panthers won the Stanley Cup,
there was pictures of them,
or maybe the year they lost it.
There was pictures of them, like, in neck braces,
crutches, like, canes.
Like, they were beat to shit at a wedding.
Yeah.
Like, cheesy.
Like, having a good old, I'm like, bro.
Hockey players are different, so...
Very different breed.
Yeah, so I mean, listen, if they like being called
in an aquarium, I guess, whatever, whatever.
But let's get a woman's hockey team in Dallas.
No, facts.
Yeah, facts, facts, facts, facts, facts.
All for that, because...
I'd love to go.
Yeah, as I say, I'm still mad at myself,
not really mad at myself,
but I'm still mad I didn't get the chance
to go see the Vancouver game when we were out there,
because it overlapped with the competition and shit.
So I just, man, yeah, I would have loved to...
Would have loved to see that,
because I heard they get...
From the US hockey that I saw, they get violent.
They get, they get, they hit just as much.
They score good, like, it was good.
It was less than I did nothing.
I was screaming at work.
People were looking at me like I was crazy,
and I'm like, bro, you all ain't even watching the game.
Like, I felt like my day job has made me realize
that I work with some people that just don't care about sports.
And I didn't realize that they were men.
Women, yeah, I get it.
But men that don't know nothing about sports.
That a lot.
I did not know that.
I'm like, wait, in Texas?
There's men who don't follow sports.
Like, I brought up the World Cup,
and like, three people were looking at me like...
Hall?
When World Cup's coming here?
When?
I had to walk out.
All right, fam, I'll talk to y'all later.
I'm gonna lose my mind.
I'm...
I'm splitting it to you on a different day.
I'm gonna lose my mind.
What do you mean you don't know the Olympics
are going on right now?
You know about figures skating,
but you don't know about the hockey game?
Well...
But anyway...
They did great.
Alyssa, you, Lou.
Oh, yeah, yeah, I said she was...
Everybody was taught by her like...
Her comeback?
Yeah, they come back.
And then some, she's...
People were like mesmerized by her interviews
and shit like that.
Like, I didn't get a chance to see it.
I ain't gonna lie to you.
Like, I was kind of...
I was really only interested in the hockey.
Yeah.
I mean...
The Bob's letting this stuff like that was cool,
but I mean, I'm more...
I was more of like the hockey.
That was my whole, you know, women's...
Do you know like her background of...
No, I don't.
Oh, okay, so she...
Figure skated like when she was a kid, obviously.
And then...
I did hear the story.
Yeah, she turned...
She was 16, she was at the last Winter Olympics.
And she quit.
Because she was like, this is too much on my body.
I don't like myself anymore.
She wanted to take a break.
She took a break for, I think, a year,
went skiing with one of her friends.
Remembered how much she liked competitiveness?
Mm-hmm.
And called her old coaches.
And was like, I want to start again,
and they tried talking her out of it.
They were like, for two hours,
they were like, no, you shouldn't come back
and not doing it.
She's like, no, I'm gonna come back,
but I'm coming back on my own terms.
Right.
I'm gonna eat what I want.
No one's gonna tell me I'm fat.
No one's gonna tell me what I can and cannot win.
And I'm making my music.
That is crazy.
Why did you not look that big?
No.
I'm like, wait, what?
No, I thought it was longer than a year though.
Yeah, I know, I thought it was longer than a year though.
I thought it was like a couple of years.
I think you were living here in a half or two years.
Yeah, I was gonna say, I thought she left, like.
She was gone for a little bit.
She was gone for a couple of years, I guess.
I guess it was like traveling with,
because she realized she wasn't gonna have any friends.
Yeah, and like.
Well, it was two years because then she took two more years,
because now she's 20.
20, yeah.
So, okay, so then,
so essentially, she took two years off and like,
backpacked and traveled,
and she climbed Everest.
Yeah, which, I mean,
don't know why people do that.
True.
And on top of the fact, like,
how hard is that?
Like, you know what I'm saying?
So like, I do think it's a dope.
So I did hear that story though.
Like, I was like, wait, what?
That's what it, I think that's what it was.
And then also like her interviews were really like,
all inspiring some people were saying,
you just, because like her mindset, like,
do things on, you know, the message,
do things on your terms and you can still win, yeah.
Amazing.
She has the little septum pierced up in her mouth.
She did that herself.
Okay, we're not coasts on in that.
That's crazy.
No, she did.
That's insane.
That we're not coasts on in that.
We're not, we're not, we're not,
yeah, we're not, no, do not.
Do not pierce your own septum, okay?
In your mouth, I don't know what it's called.
Yeah, oh yeah.
That's your septum's your nose right here.
Oh, she did it here.
She did it inside like on the low.
Holy fuck, the inside of her top lip.
Yeah, don't do that shit.
Don't do that shit at all, okay?
Go see a professional.
Please.
For the love of God.
The fuck.
All right, maybe she's a little.
She bad ass.
Yeah, she's a little crazy than we thought.
All before 20, crazy.
Yeah, that's insane.
Like, yeah, Jesus.
Moving on.
But anyway.
Hit a fell.
Can't stay out of the news, baby.
Yeah, the combine is,
our was going on over this weekend.
And we were seeing some of the fastest times
out 40 times out there.
Like, the 40 times are, are God awful ridiculous.
Like, first off, Brennan Thompson, 426.
Lorenzo Stiles, 427.
Xavier Thomas, 428.
Dion Berg's 430.
Like, we never saw this many players getting under 4,
4 on the 40 yard dash, let alone under 4, 3, 4, 2s.
I mean, it's crazy.
And a lot of these players that were getting there.
For instance, like Stiles, they're defensive players.
And it's like, it just makes you wonder how does somebody,
these people are just freaks of nature.
Because these guys, you know,
besides the wide receivers on this list,
Berks and Thompson and Stukes.
And I think Washington, Jr. as well,
which I think he's a runner back.
But some of these players are like,
that's how fast they are.
And they're actually hitting people,
not getting hit or trying to avoid getting hit.
They are hitting motherfuckers that fast.
Like, it's, actually it was crazy, bro.
But I posed a question, doesn't mean anything.
Because we all, actually I just saw something
where Michael Irving was like,
I wouldn't, if I had the first pick of the draft,
I wouldn't, you know, I wouldn't draft a wide receiver
that runs a four to eight.
Like, I don't, I don't care.
Because I don't,
it doesn't necessarily mean that's going to equate
to anything on the field.
He may not be able to run routes good.
He's always going to be able to do it.
Do the speed routes, so the go routes.
And that's it.
And listen, that's great.
You know, if you could do that,
but how's your route running?
How's your hands?
How's your, how's your blocking?
You know, things like that.
And I, I mean, I think the 40 times are impressive,
especially for the defensive side.
But I also think like it's kind of,
we kind of overrate the combine.
And I noticed something looking at the combine this weekend
is that a lot of the teams that are the winners,
winning teams, the Rams, the Seahawks, the Jaguars,
none of them were there.
None of like the coaches,
like they weren't all there.
The scouts were there.
Sure, that's their fucking job.
But the coaches, they weren't there.
The bad teams were there.
And the bad teams know who they're picking.
So I don't understand why they were there.
Like I don't, I don't understand.
I do, like I said,
there are some places where that,
where it makes sense for the combine.
Like, you know,
the quarterback that ran a really fast 40 time
and I forget his name,
but he did really well.
And he raised his stock.
Ty Simpson, somebody who's standing out,
right now raising his stock
because he went through at the combine.
But I just don't know.
No Alabama quarterbacks have really been great.
Good, sure, but not great.
And I mean, my thing is,
it's like,
I don't know, man.
I think the combine is a waste of time.
Not a waste of time.
It's a waste of,
it's just a big media circus.
It's more of a networking thing.
Like we should have been there.
We should have went out there and hung out
and met with all the agents
and sportsguys and casters and all that stuff
because it's,
what I understand,
it's a big networking event.
So sure,
media loves it.
But for the coaches,
the players,
the teams,
I don't think that they're,
I don't think that they hold that big of a value
for the combine anymore
because a lot of the times
they're going to interview these guys one on one.
They're going to do their workouts one on one.
Anyway, so
does it do a lot for them?
Sure.
I mean, some of the players that are mid-rounders
or some of the players that might not have been drafted
move to the mid-round,
things like that.
We see those stories all the time.
But I don't think that
it's as big as we make it anymore.
Like I said,
with the times and stuff like that,
that's crazy.
You don't get me wrong.
But I just don't,
we don't really,
I don't know,
we don't really,
there's not so much stock in it.
There is some stock in some funny stories
coming out of the combine.
Like for instance,
Jets,
head coach,
Eric Glenn,
getting caught on camera sleeping
at the combine in the press box
or in the little box watching the 40 times,
which I don't,
I don't blame him.
Like, come on,
I mean,
they should have born his head
just watching somebody in tights running.
Like, he just,
he does,
and somebody must have caught it on TV
and telling them,
hey, man,
you caught on camera
and he woke up
and he woke up,
if he would have woke up smooth,
I think he would have been cool,
but he just woke up startled
and everybody laughing at it.
But I mean,
I don't know,
I don't think it was that big of a deal either.
You're Jets,
you're a Jets fan,
you're used to shit
on the stick anyway,
so,
um,
now,
another funny story,
there was a wide receiver
who bench pressed,
almost got the record,
was like one away
from the record on bench press.
And he,
the NFL is actually investigating him,
or investigating the bench presses
because his butt
was moving off of the bench.
So,
for those of you that don't know
what a bench press looks like,
a lot of people,
you know,
hold the bar
and they arch their back
and they throw it up.
Right,
they throw the bench up
with the weights on
or whatever case it be, right?
Or they throw the bar up
with the weights on, right?
Well,
he was clearly like,
not struggling,
but he was going fast.
And when he was going fast,
he was kind of lifting himself up.
And they are now
looking into it
if they're going to count the bench reps.
Again,
come on, man,
we don't care.
Like, it's not that serious.
But, you know,
here we are.
Um,
now on to the other news
in the NFL.
Trains and tags
are kind of going
crazy here
than usual
because usually right
around now,
it's a little quiet
right before the draft.
And everybody's,
you know,
trading for draft picks,
moving up, down, you know,
blah, blah, blah.
It's,
it's been a little more,
stuff,
a little more talk going on.
There's a lot of trade talk
around Max Crosby
and the Raiders
actually doing,
uh, actually going through
with the trade,
wanting two first rounds
like they wanted from Micah,
um,
or like they got,
like the Cowboys
got from Micah,
uh, pickings,
speaking of the Cowboys,
was tagged,
and the kicker,
the MVP,
other team,
be honest,
says he wants 10 mil.
And I'm not mad at it
because he was,
he was,
he was all,
Mr. Automatic.
Automatic.
No matter where,
he was literally,
no matter where you were
putting him on the field,
he was making it.
So,
10 mil a year
for four years,
I think,
is a good stretch
for a kicker,
maybe five.
Um,
yeah, I'm in.
And,
if it was me,
I would pay him
and lock him up
for like,
seven or eight years
because,
a talent like that,
kicking.
I mean, he didn't bear,
I think he would
he missed one kick
the whole year?
Yeah.
Talk to the Green Bay Fan.
We,
listen,
our kicker couldn't
hit the fucking side
of a barn door.
Like, I'm,
yeah,
10 mil is all he want.
I'm in.
Sign him up.
We'll do it.
We'll do a six-year deal.
Uh, shit.
For as long as we can,
actually.
And,
Lions did a trade
that nobody,
maybe some people saw
coming.
I know who didn't see it
coming.
Jamira Gibson,
and the man
who was traded,
David Montgomery,
because they,
those two were doing a
sonic,
the hedgehog reference,
one was red,
and the other one was blue,
and they was,
I forget
what the names of them are,
but,
but yeah,
literally,
they traded Montgomery
to the Texans
for draft picks,
and an offensive line.
I think it was
a pretty good trade
for both sides.
I think the Texans
are trying to break
down that offensive line
of filth,
because they
have been 31st
and 32nd
in the league,
when it comes to
winning,
run blocking,
which is terrible.
There's only
32 teams in the league,
so,
do the match.
But, I think,
also, they're getting rid
of the players
that they think
just may not work
in their scheme,
and are bringing
their O-line down,
and now they're going
to try to draft
and build around,
the line
and get CJ Stroud,
the protection that he needs,
as well as Montgomery,
the protection
and help that he needs,
because,
let's be honest,
Montgomery's not old,
but Montgomery's
on the second leg
of his last leg,
second leg of his career,
and I think, you know,
I think it's, I don't know,
I think it was a pretty good trade.
I'm not mad at the trade.
Obviously, for me,
it helps me,
because the Lions
get a little bit weaker
and they're in my division,
but also, I think,
like, the Lions are trying
to do something as well,
and they're trying
to bulk up depth
of that, of that offensive
line, as well,
and defensive line.
So, we'll see how it turns out.
I think it was a pretty good trade
on both sides.
Now, on to NASCAR.
Jordan!
Jordan, three peaks,
three times in a row.
Jordan's NASCAR team wins
the race.
They are,
they are going crazy
for Jordan's team right now.
The driver took a picture
with the trophy
just like Jordan did
when he won the three in a row.
It's lit.
I'm not going to lie.
I like it.
It's making me pay attention
to NASCAR,
because
Jordan's winning.
You know what I'm saying?
Jordan's winning.
Jordan back,
maybe you know what I'm saying?
You're the glory years.
Anyway,
and just announced today,
in other news,
college football.
Well, college sports.
The state of Mississippi
has decided that they will not be taxing
state tax
NIL money.
Which of you think about it is not as crazy
for states like Texas, Florida, Arkansas,
who don't necessarily have income taxes
or tax on income, right?
They don't have state tax.
State income tax.
There you go.
State income tax.
You still got to pay federal.
You still got to pay, you know, Medicare,
exercise, all that stuff like that.
You still got to put that money there.
But Mississippi just ruled on this
just for NIL money.
Not for the schools.
Not for the professors.
Not for the teachers.
Not for the, not the whole state.
Nana, not all the state.
Just the college kids.
Which is
borderline insane.
And it shows how, like,
Mississippi has nothing to look forward to
but college sports.
And they literally said in one of the press releases,
shit, if Texas can do it,
and Arkansas can do it,
because Arkansas did it 2025.
They wiped away state income tax from NIL money.
And it helped them get a better team.
But imagine, like,
Ole Miss and Mississippi state
telling a player,
yeah, you would get a $5 million NIL deal,
like, chambles.
And we won't tax you.
All you gotta worry about is Uncle Sam,
but not here.
We ain't gonna tax you for that money.
Ugh.
Isn't that serious?
Or, like, I get it.
Listen, I live in Texas.
I ain't had state income.
That's one of the reasons why I ain't left Texas.
Because I don't get a state income tax.
We don't.
I'm all in.
Federal tax, you know,
it is what it is.
But state income tax.
Yeah, I didn't pay that in years, baby.
So, I get it.
But wouldn't it make more sense
to do something for the college,
the university,
instead of just the NIL?
This looks very,
very, very crazy, man.
I just, I don't know.
I think like,
I think it's a smart move,
but I also think it's kind of like very,
a fucked up move, man.
Like, you know, the teachers don't get no money.
The professors,
the, I mean,
the college kids don't catch a break.
It's something, you know,
not only the athletes.
So, I don't know.
I feel like it's kind of lopsided,
but I get it.
They gotta do something to recruit.
And that's, they got it.
They're in the SEC.
And the SEC.
It's a very competitive thing.
Top the bottom.
And if all you got to look forward to
is college sports in your city,
your state.
Shee.
How do you business?
Baseball is coming.
If it's,
I baseball started already, huh?
Yeah, baseball started already.
That's how long the season is.
Like, that's crazy that baseball started already.
But,
or somewhat of baseball start.
Yeah, baseball started.
I believe.
Anyway,
I got to ask a question that's kind of been bothering me though.
Is there going to be a salary cap
if the Dodgers continue to win
and buy their teams?
Oh, it's just spring training.
Thank you.
Are the Dodgers,
are the Dodgers going to bring on a salary cap
with all their buying of teams?
It was a good question I heard on,
or I saw on social media that I forget where it was.
I think it was either TikTok or Twitter.
I'm going to spend a lot of time on Twitter or X.
A lot of people have been bringing up this topic like,
oh,
that's why, you know,
baseball should get a salary cap.
It's unfair.
The Dodgers are just basically buying the whole team's,
you know,
yada da da da.
I don't think so.
And I don't,
and as I'm not a Dodger fan,
I am not a Dodger fan.
I am a Yankees fan,
so I get why people would think this
and I get why the Yankees fans are saying this
because they're beating us at our own fucking game.
I get it.
But I don't think that the sport cares
because there's,
it's a long ass season.
And health,
attrition,
all those things come into play
for this long ass season.
And I don't think that,
I don't think that they really care that much
because of some of the factors like,
all you got to do is catch the light and into the bottle,
Rangers.
And the San Francisco,
like,
and have some pretty good pitching.
And that's it.
I do feel though that the Dodgers have probably
the best lineup,
best damn team in the league,
hands down.
It's just going to be a David Goliath story.
That was crazy.
And I think that,
you know,
I don't think the sport really gives it fuck.
I think they're cool with it.
Everybody's getting the piece of the pie.
So such a long season
that nobody cares.
I don't know,
but I just thought I'd bring that up.
I thought, I don't know.
You know,
we don't really talk a lot of baseball on this show,
but I thought it was pretty,
pretty interesting topic.
Tell me what you think.
You know,
you know, reach out.
Let me know.
And anyway,
now,
it's time
for the beer flight
of the night.
And first up,
we have
two docs brewing company,
Lubbock Light.
It is a 4.4%
from Lubbock, Texas.
Lubbock.
Shocker.
Super drinkable light beer.
It's beer-flavored beer.
This is like dirty water.
Like Lubbock,
are you trying to tell us something?
It doesn't even smell like beer.
It smells like soda.
It smells like soda water.
Yeah.
From the little bit I got on my hand,
I was like, yeah,
it tastes like soda water.
Yeah, it's...
It's probably the lightest thing we've ever had on this show.
Like, it is
literally...
I can't even say crisp,
because it's just very clean.
It's like a very light...
Yeah.
Light.
Like, I would drink this
and feel like I could work out
after drinking a pack of these.
Like, I'm still...
I'm hydrated enough.
Like, it's...
You know what I mean?
It doesn't feel like I'm drinking drinking.
Yeah.
It's not bad though.
I like it.
Because someone wanted a Bud Light.
Give them that.
Exactly.
Yep.
Exactly.
Hell, they might even be like,
fuck, the Bud Light's from now on.
They're really...
Give me a little lime.
I need something.
Something.
Yeah, because it's very, very light.
Light.
Mm-hmm.
Next up.
Speaking of light.
Right.
From all-stop brewing company,
it is a Radla.
The peach Radla.
It is 3.2 percent.
Even lighter.
Mm-hmm.
Uh...
It is basically just tastes like
peaches and fruity and clean
and that's about it.
Another light.
Of course, from the hot texture summer day.
Yeah, I can see through this.
So, this is definitely...
I feel like...
Mm.
On that whiff, I caught that...
That peaches all day.
Like a peach ring, maybe.
Like a peach wet.
Ring.
Ring?
Yes.
Yeah.
Look at Brie.
She's back, baby.
Doing her job.
Really light, obviously.
Um...
It's almost celt, sir.
It's almost like a hard
cider without the bitterness.
Sweet, which was a surprise
because I know rattlers can be sweet,
but I didn't think...
They're primarily sweet.
Yeah, I didn't think it was going to be this...
Like a cider.
It feels like I'm drinking candy.
Yeah.
Usually when someone's like,
I don't want a cider,
but I want something sweet, a Radla.
Yeah.
That's what I do.
Nothing...
Nothing fancy, nothing wrong, which is...
It's a Radla.
She says what it is.
It's just a peachy, peachy Radla.
Mmm.
Mmm.
Uh...
All right.
Next up is from Oak Highlands Brewery.
It is a vanilla porter.
Oh.
6.1%.
Mmm.
Smooth but bold with a hint of sweetness.
So it's not very vanilla bean,
but you can taste more of the roasted coffee and chocolate.
I definitely smell chocolate and coffee.
Um...
Very faint hint of vanilla, like faint.
Mmm.
Faint.
Faint.
Mmm.
Coffee.
No vanilla.
And very little chocolate, like a dark, dark chocolate.
It seems more of a stout than a porter.
Yeah, like it doesn't...
I don't know.
Even the, like, looking at it, it's...
Look at it up.
Dirty sprite.
Um...
Yeah.
It's not overpowering.
I will say that the coffee wasn't crazy,
but I mean, I can...
It's...
It tastes like a dark chocolate with a little bit of coffee bean.
Like it's been...
Like it's been sitting in a barrel with coffee.
You know what I mean?
Like a dark chocolate with a barrel of coffee.
Anyway.
Next up...
It's...
Martin House Brewing.
Schmohers stout.
We went really light.
Now we're going really dark.
It is a stout with chocolate,
graham crackers,
graham crackers,
marshmallows,
and lactose.
It is 9.2%.
Yes, it is.
Um...
That's all it is.
I really like how Martin House does their cans.
Like I'm not going to lie.
The artwork they be doing on these is crazy.
Martin House, like, takes their time.
Like one of the breweries I want to go to.
For sure.
Well, let's go.
It's in four words, right?
Uh, yes.
Ooh.
I don't really smell coffee,
but I do smell some things.
I smell marshmallows for sure,
but I don't know if I smell like...
Well, graham crackers doesn't really have like a smell.
Just cinnamon.
Mmm.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
How does Martin House keep doing this?
They can't keep getting away with this.
This is good.
Martin House might end up being for real for real,
the supplier for the stouts from now on.
Them and tubs have surprised me with the stouts and this.
You like that prairie one?
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
What's she up there somewhere?
Uh, it's good to say it's in there somewhere.
And then the king of the mountain was good.
Our king of the hill was good.
Um, I, I mean, listen.
I don't know what made...
You're slowly just liking sweet stouts.
Yes.
I'm pretty just maybe mad.
Yeah.
I don't want to like them.
I don't want it.
I don't want to like them.
Um, I would have to say beer the night surprisingly.
Well, maybe not surprisingly.
It's, Martin House smore stout.
Um, it's, it's really good.
It's not crazy overpowering.
Honestly, I could drink that straight out of the can I feel like.
And I would, it would probably feel or taste the same if not better.
Obviously, I know how I feel about cans and bottles or cans and glass.
Um, but yeah, I, I don't know.
I feel like, um, yeah, that's the winner.
Um, the other ones were too light and the other one was just too coffee-ish.
So, yeah.
Wow.
I can't believe you said and I like the stout twice now.
Look at you.
Growing.
I'm coming a new person.
New year, new you.
Not too.
That was beer flight of the night.
And now, it's time for the beer goggles of the week.
And the madness is already starting in March.
And so are the chairs.
He thought he was playing as hell too, trying to jump over, jump over the chairs.
But I like, what are you doing?
And a wrestling match that was supposed to be a friendly turns into an all-out brawl.
Oh, man.
Um, I don't even know where that can come from 계속ak.
Oh man. I don't even know where that came from. I don't even know what the wrestling was
about. I don't know. Yeah, I don't know. That was such a weird situation. Apparently they
didn't like each other. If you got poked on the eye, he was trying to get that get back.
Whatever. And that was beer. God was other week. And now it's time for the sixth pack of the
week. And the show time Lakers are showing why they are the show time Lakers.
One one. Reads up with the gym. The bronze.
Woo. Lebron still got it at 41 years old. I'm sorry. That's crazy. I wish I could jump even half
remotely that high. Man. And LeCross is back in full effect. Thunderbirds and they lead three,
two on the scoreboard that matters. Cook now on the ball for Calgary. Cook with some space.
Now penalty coming up. Nice opportunity. Oh my god. That's what I go. Great idea.
What a goal indeed. My god, man. And
it's March. The man is again, is here. And this game winning shot.
In saying I thought it was a high school game, but then I found it was like a full, it was like a
tech school or I don't know. It was some small, small conference, but that shit was insane. He jumped
in the middle of the air and like pump shot. That shit was crazy.
Woo. But it's March. Maybe, you know, what happens in March? Just madness. This is why we love it.
MLS is here. And I hate to say it, but this dude Messi might be the best to ever do it.
Messi. I know.
Sneaks in. Oh, no.
Into the wall to celebrate the exclamation point for Inter Miami. What a second half.
They will surely get their first win away in Orlando. It's a brace for Messi.
Messi is ridiculous, man. Absolutely ridiculous. Somebody who else is ridiculous is Luca.
Like, how do you pull this off?
It goes in. That's the magic from Luca.
Battles for hands at time is another look. That Luke get up off the ground and falling out of bounds
and knocking down the shot. I mean, dude, that mother, that mother, how did the maps really trade him?
That's still, it's still crazy to be. And you're never too old to stay fit, Bri.
Never too old and shot to this 82 year old who won a hundred meter race.
I was just going to say they were holding their position better than some of the high schoolers.
Wow. Down the track 80 and older. We have a battle in the middle of the track three lanes doing it out.
And here the crowd at the penalty lanes for 80 year old splitters.
In lane four. That is Dominic Sonato. I believe it is 1602.
That's crazy. Man, man is supposedly 82 years old. Chopin. Chopin.
And that was the sixth pack of the week.
And now it's time for the conversations at the keg.
And I'm a refer to Bri, you know, since she's my pop culture person here,
because I'll be paying attention, but I don't be paying attention.
And I'm really concerned with this. First off, I want to know when the fuck do we start getting
all these damn awards? Like, award season is like from end of January to like the beginning of May.
Yeah, but I didn't, I thought it was the Oscars, Grammys, and maybe like, you know,
an international award. Critic's Choice Awards. We've got the Nickelodeon Choice Awards.
We've got the, like, we, we have the battle. Nobody cares about the Nickelodeon.
We have the British one. We have so many. But as I'm saying, like, I was like, bro, this is crazy.
But yeah, so apparently the BAFTA awards, I think is whatever it is.
So Michael B. Jordan and Del Roy, I forget his last name, but they were both in centers,
right? And they were presenting an award at that time in the award show or ceremony.
It's Lindo, I think Del Roy Lindo. Yeah, I know it started with L, but I just, I don't want to
butcher his name. Yep. Because he's apparently he's British. And like, he was asked a question on
the runway, which some of these runway questions are really fucking stupid, but they asked him like,
runway, it's red carpet. Whatever. Runways models.
Red carpet runway. They're walking down it. Either way, they're walking.
They're walking down. They're walking in their pose. Exactly.
So they asked him a question at first off was like, what UK directors do you want to work with?
And if you know his history, are you seeing, he is, he's basically American, you know,
for the, you know, he was born in London, I guess grew up in London, but like,
moved to America at a very young age or a teenage age. And he was basically an actor since then.
I don't know, just feel like sometimes these red carpet interviewers really don't do their homework.
And they kind of ask questions to like, to be for the moment instead of actually.
Yeah, they ask questions like either to be messy. Yeah.
To start drama that there doesn't need to be drama or have like a lot of them ask questions
that they're like, higher ups want them to ask. Yeah, so basic. They could do homework and they
could know, but the higher ups are the people that read it don't want to know. They won't care.
Okay, that makes sense. All right, I won't butchers. I won't beat up the red carpet or
runway. No, some of them are really stupid. This is true. There was, there was one moment I forget
what year it was, but the lady was asking like, babyface about something like she like, I don't
know, it was very, I don't know. She stopped mid interview and she saw her favorite pop
artists or the hot up and coming pop artists. Yeah. And she kind of like went around babyface.
And I was like, I don't know, that's crazy. Every person in the black, who the fuck do you think you
are? But anyway, I digress. I love the interviews where are like the clips of like when it's a lot
of the time it's women and most of the time it is men, like interviewers asking female artists.
Like, there's one clip. I always remember it because it was like, what are you talking about?
This interviewer asked Taylor Swift. She was like, not only are you going to be bringing comb
a lot of awards. I'm sure you're going to be bringing home a lot of men. And Taylor like looked at
her, like she's the dumbest person she's ever met. She was like, I, it was a girl. It was a girl
that asked this question. Yeah. And she looked at her and she's like, I'm not bringing home any men.
I'm going to go home to my cats. Bring home. Bring home a bunch of men is crazy. Yeah. She was like, I'm
going home to my cats. And yeah. And she just walked away from me. Yeah. Like, I mean, how do you
dance? Like, even if she was, she's not going to fucking say that. There's one with Rihanna or
like they were talking about a man with Rihanna and Rihanna was like, first of all, I don't need
any man. Like, period. This is before she was with ASAP. I already think it was when they were
beginning. That's hilarious, but it's true. But it's always asked the women those questions.
I don't know, man, but I feel like there needs to be, I don't know, there's certain requirements.
But I guess it's the right carpet. Nobody really pays attention to that. I haven't seen
only means I even know about this incident on the red carpet with Delroy is because I was looking
up the bath awards for the Tourette situation. Oh, yeah. And I was like, I read that and I went,
oh, you didn't see the video. No, I didn't want to. Oh, man. I know what was said and I know what
happened. Oh, my god. So those of you who don't know, and I'm not planning on this show,
no, fuck that. But they were presenting an award. And the guy, I guess,
who might be Jordan and Delroy, what whatever you said. He was presenting an award. They were
presenting an award. And basically, there was a guy there who had Tourette. There was a movie
apparently done about the guy who had Tourette or telling his story. It was up for an award,
so they thought to bring the guy with Tourette there. This mother, and I'd really appreciate
the gracefulness that black people had towards this moment. And like, you know, all that stuff and
how the stars and the actors and directors and all these people like of color, which is kind of like
give love to Michael B. Jordan and them for how they handled it. Which they did. They handled it
amazing. They were like, moving on, you know, like they didn't even really battle. Yeah, like,
they didn't even, it was like, we know, I guess it felt like we don't want to take away from
tonight. But I'm sorry. Mother fuck of what? You say that. And they don't know what he said,
like, if they didn't want to. Oh, I'm sorry. He said the N word with the hard R.
Okay. End of sentence. Right. With the hard, nothing else. He didn't say anything. Like,
he was yelling random stuff throughout the, throughout the awards ceremony. Which is normal
with people with turrets. Yes. And I don't know. And that's the thing. Maybe it'll shine light on
people with turrets. But here's my thing, right? There are different kinds of turrets. First off
because there was a video. I also went down a rabbit hole turrets. There was a video of a woman
who was an Uber driver who has turrets. And she picked up a black dude and they became like best
to fucking friends. And I'm like, see, so how? People the N word come out. How did that come to
your turret syndrome? All of a sudden. Yeah. You ain't say that all night. And all of a sudden with
like, we're, yeah, nah, nah. I'm sorry. A shoe. Maybe a shoe when it came off. Yeah, chucked. Yeah,
just, you know, I'm saying, I'm speaking. Just keeps going. You know, I'm saying people,
oh, like, like, like, this is when I wish the Spanish mom was on the stage, like, so just
thought of, uh, chocolate, yeah, thought of chocolate him and his forehead. And, and, and we on,
we on our way. Now, we're not saying that people with turrets are bad people. No, we're not. I'm not
saying that. I just, again, I'm not saying that. But my thing is, is when do, just because
you have a disability gives you the right to be able to do these things? Well, I mean,
I have, I've also gone down the rabbit hole of turrets before, um, because it's fascinating to me.
Like, right. There's no control of your body. Like, not just with your words. No, no, yeah. No,
I saw with the overdrive, which is super fucking dangerous. First of all, why are you driving? And
you like, she couldn't, she kept like, yeah, like they like, take it. I'm like, take her whatever,
but there was this one girl that I used to watch on take talk. I haven't seen her recently. So I
hope she's okay. Um, she's in college and her college friends would like all would like,
they'd be in class together. Uh-huh. And whenever she would have like, she would, she would have
episodes and she'd just go, bitch, like, out loud like a cross. But everyone in the class knew
that she had turrets. So no one would react. But there would be times where she would literally,
like, bang her head on the table. Okay. And like, her friends had to like, put their hand on the,
like, yeah, see that's still okay. So that's what I'm saying. So like, she'd stop breathing.
Like, there's yeah, there's so. Again, like I said, I'm not tripping off turrets.
What I am tripping on is what he said. And it should not have been said. And on top of the
fact that they aired it, because they bleeped the free. Yeah, they, no, they bleeped the cuss words.
They bleep the Palestine. Yeah. Uh, uh, uh, free Palestine stuff. And then, but they let that go.
Like, nah, about the, about the low key. If I was any black actor, director, producer, actress,
anything like that, I wouldn't go. Yeah. I wouldn't go until they formally up. Sorry. And
till they formally apologize, because they have not, they have not come out and said, we apologize
for that. We didn't know like we, we, we messed up. Listen, it happens. You wanted the guy with
turrets to be there because he was awarded. And there should be some light shined on people with
turrets, because some of that, I feel like there's one of the disabilities we already talk about.
We talk about people who want to talk about, uh, cerebral palsy. We talk about, uh, MS. We
talk about ADHD. We talk about autism. We talk about all these things. We don't talk about turrets.
So that's, it is a real thing. And like I said, I went down the rabbit hole after that whole
situation. And it was just crazy to me. Like that was the word you wanted to say at that specific
time. I will say the guy with turrets, because I looked it up. He said, like, he wasn't
an interview. And he said he felt shame and embarrassment consume him as his tics. Like during
that, for sure, because he did, I don't, I don't know if he like meant to say it, because I don't
know how his, his tics work. So my thing is, my thing is articles that were coming, coming on,
are out about it. Um, a lot of people were saying, like, yeah, he was, he was yelling stuff all
night, like, not yelling, but like he was blurting out stuff all night. So everybody kind of knew what
was going on. But at the same time, it's like, that's still jarring. Yeah. Like sitting next to
someone and it's funny as hell. Like if you just shout out, bitch, and like, I'm sorry, I have a bus
out like, what were you talking to? But like, uh, have you, did you ever play that game as a kid?
Where it's like, like high school boys play it all the time. Okay. They'll be sitting in a lunch
table. And I, I fucking, I've heard this so many times. It's annoying me. It annoys me just
thinking about it. Um, but they would be like, okay, whoever can say a louder, like, and they'd
be like, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I got you. I got you. I got you. Yeah. That's what I
imagined when we didn't play that. But yeah, not fast. But yeah, we didn't play that. But I,
like, yeah, yeah, that sounds about right. But there's no saying. But my thing is all night,
he wasn't saying those things. So I, again, I don't know, I don't know everything about Tourette.
I'm not here, you know, whatever the case would be. Yeah, you felt shame and all that good stuff.
You know, we, you felt remorse, you know, horrible blah, blah, blah. Did you apologize to them?
I don't know. Did you, did you reach out and apologize to them? That's the real question. Because
here's my thing is, first off, sinners is cleaning up. Oh, yeah, on all the awards. Like,
I feel like since they're winning all the awards, they, they may not get an Oscar. Are they
may not get, they may not get as many Oscars as they deserve, as they deserve because they're
getting so many awards. But I will say, Michael B. Jordan is cleaning up.
Is cleaning up. And yeah, I don't know. I feel like they, they could spin this to make it a better,
a moment where like, you know, where they shine a light on Tourette and kind of,
but bathed, they kind of dropped the ball. They just did not say anything and saying nothing
was not the right saying nothing is worse than saying something. Yeah, like, you should have just
came out and said like, we apologize. We didn't, obviously, we didn't know that we don't,
we value, you know, blah, blah, blah. Obviously, nobody can control or know what Tourette's,
you know, someone's going to yell with Tourette. But my thing is is like, come out and say something.
Yeah, like, and I'm telling you, like, if I was any black actor, actress, director, producer,
anybody to do is make up artists, whatever that is nominated for a BAFTA award or whatever,
it's what kind of award it is. Fuck y'all, I ain't showing up. I ain't showing up because even
if I win, I might not even collect it. I might tell you to keep it. Awesome. Rochette, keep the award
because you're cowards and you won't say anything to at least, at least give Mike and Delroy their
dignity of being like, man, we apologize. We did. That is not what we think at all or whatever
the case may be. So I'm still baffled by all the, all the awards ceremonies and stuff like that.
Nickelodeon aside, big ass kid. Breeze, a big ass kid. Tell me, Nickelodeon, kids, choice awards.
You got to take it back. Oh, they came out and said something finally. Apparently, they formally
apologized. When? That just isn't February. What? It just happened, like, not even three days ago.
That's February. Yeah, I know. The apology BAFTA released a statement taking full responsibility
for the situation and offered an unreserved apology to Jordan and Linda. They must have been
late. Is hell because for like four days, nobody had heard anything from the BAFTA group.
This had to be like a week later because this, because they went to another awards place,
another awards. I think it was NCWAP awards and they won a bunch of movie awards and so
like that there too. And they were talking about it and BAFTA still hadn't apologized yet.
And that was like three days ago, two days ago. BAFTA.org statement from BAFTA posted February 23rd.
Okay. So it was the day it was the night before or the night after.
Really? Yeah, it says at the BAFTA Film Awards last night, our guests heard very offensive
language. That clearly. Oh, so they just put it on BAFTA.org?
Yeah, they put it on BAFTA. We need a representative to come out. Speak on the mic.
Just like we had to hear that shit. Speak on the mic and tell us you apologize.
All right, I'll take back some of what I said, but still.
Oh, apparently the guy with the Tourette chose to leave the auditorium.
He did. No, no, I heard that too. Listen, I mean, fam, you caught what? You caused the
inward to not only not only to people who won awards that night, but to presenters. And it was
a very mixed crowd. Because I think it's a British award. Yeah. And in the British awards.
Is it? Okay. That's like our version. Again, I again, I don't, there's too many
fucking awards ceremony to keep up with. But anyway, I London, British, like that culture is
very mixed. Like especially in that world. So yeah, nah, you had to leave. You know, especially
after that. Listen, I hope that I hope that this doesn't bring bad light to people with Tourette's
or yeah, like I hope it doesn't shame him to the point where he like feels like he can't,
his story doesn't matter. Because it does. It's his story still matters. Like his move,
that movie still I'm still want to I low key want to go see the movie. I mean, not go see it.
But I do want to kind of see the movie now because I'm like shit. What else does he fucking say?
Yeah, that's terrible. But you know, I'm saying like, I want to know, like, you know,
because again, we don't talk about Tourette a lot as far as disabilities. You always talk about
autism. We always talk about, you know, spinal injuries and what's the door fisms and all that.
Oh, we talk about a lot of other shit. I don't really hear a lot of people talk about Tourette's
and maybe maybe it'll bring a big light to Tourette's. I don't know. I just hope that we all learn
from it and include me putting my foot in my mouth. Don't say don't say that word. What?
No, no, no, no, no, no, I'm like, oh, oh, yeah, don't say that word. No, the story.
Don't say the word. Yeah. But you never know. He might not control it.
No, that's now I want to see the movie because I'm like, well,
does he say this shit? Does he say this shit often? Like,
or does he talk about it be like, yeah, I literally cannot control words.
You know what I'm saying? Like, maybe, you know, but again,
you know what? He got people talking fact. We'll leave it at that. That's a fact. Now,
Bri, I got to ask you, what is the wildest thing? Have you ever seen an AI highlight tape?
I don't watch anything. I think it's ruining all of our brains.
Okay. That wasn't where I was going with that. But apparently there was an AI highlight tape
for a high school kid who sent it to recruiters. Yes. And Bri, when I tell you this video,
it's bad. It's good. Like, it actually looks legit as hell.
Yeah, because AI is taking over. No, for real artists. And like,
you got to watch it here. I'm just going to play it.
Did I send this to you already? No, I didn't. I did send it to you. No, you got to see it.
Even that you're the screaming? Like, it sounds real as fuck.
But it's the same music in the background the entire time.
Well, in highlight tapes, that's normal. Like, having the music issue like that. But there are
certain things where it looks kind of fake. Did she even play the sport?
Does he play the sport? Yeah. Yeah. But yeah, like, he was so hard. If he didn't actually play it,
he just made it. Listen. Imagine if he didn't play the sport. Yeah, now he just did to people.
You know what? Yeah. That'd be fucking great. They didn't actually play the sport.
That'd be more like, I want him to play it for us. Yeah, like, you know, he's never played a
fucking down in his life. That's fucking funny. I wish that was the story. That would be the
greatest part of the story. That would absolutely. My question always is this the beginning of the end?
Yeah, it's been the beginning of the end because no one uses their brain anymore. That's not true.
I use, I use AI, but I use my brain all the time. I'm actually reading more because of AI.
It is destroying our planet. It is. But they're finding ways to fix that now. Oh, well,
that's different. That's a different argument about AI. Fuck. Listen. AI, you know what AI is doing
though? AI is killing killing art because now you don't. You don't know what AI is. What is AI
and what's not? Because it's so hard because we live our lives through a screen.
Think about it. We talk about this all the time. How you do them, Skrull. And now, and now I'm starting
to do them, Skrull. Hey, welcome. It's a depressing area. That's, yeah. We'll talk about that later.
It's hard for the worse. But no, honestly, like, we live our lives through a screen. So sometimes
when we're looking at, oh, I like that carpet or I like that painting or I like that picture,
a lot of times, that's what AI has AI is doing that for us. So it's taking away from the art of
like arts and artists and things like that. But I feel like people now use it for music too.
I mean, I feel like that was inevitable. And we were going that route anyway. We just didn't
know it yet. Like, for instance, computer love auto tunes. When the guy had the straw, he can sing.
Don't get it twisted. But like when he started being able to play the keys through the tube or
whatever the case would be, that started to trend. Then auto tune on rappers. Then auto tune on
singers. Then like it was going down that path. Very, very much so for the last like 20 years.
And we just didn't really, we weren't, we were. Now everything has become so blatant. Before
it was kind of like, maybe, maybe not. Now it's just blatant. Like, yeah, it was the AI tape.
Yeah, this is not really Drake or yeah, this is not really the weekend. This is somebody AI
that just wanted. And it's like, we asked for this though, because we're on our screens,
we're on our phones. Literally, people cannot live without their phone. You take away somebody's
phone for the day and watch how weird they feel like they're, it's like an addiction to a drug.
And it's, we asked for this. We wanted to have more access. We wanted to have more things. So
honestly, I, I say, I'm one of those people like, learn it. Like I'm actually taking free class
to learn AI, learn it so that you can use it to your fucking benefit because that's what I'm doing.
It's got me, it's got me on a fitness plan. I'm law. I've lost like 2% body fat in less than a month.
Like it's like, yeah, no, yeah. I mean, obviously, I worked hard for that. But like my diet is
where it helps me out a lot, which exercises to focus on helps me out a lot. How many miles should
I be running? What pace, you know, things like that? Think about it. Everything we, when you order
food, AI, yes, when it gives you suggestions and when it takes, but those, that's AI. But that's
what I'm saying. That's AI. Like it notices when you pick, like if it, if you go into an app and
it shows you the first three rest, the last three restaurants you went to go and order food from
shows you the top two. And then it gives you a third or a second choice, maybe second,
that is similar to what that other restaurant is. That is a form of AI. That is a, it's a computer.
AI is just a computer. It's just going to, oh, you like this same thing with TikTok. Your TikTok,
your algorithm, your algorithm is what you want to process. Like for instance, when we go down
rabbit holes the next day, the next day I know I was down a rabbit hole. Yeah. Because literally,
I'll start getting all sorts of damn shit on my algorithm. I'm like, what the fuck? I don't want
to see this anymore. And then I'd rabbit hole something else. And then I see that. And then I see that.
So, or I just cleanse my palate for like a day or two and then it just goes away. But like,
AI is literally in everything we do. Do you have Alexa? Do you use Siri?
You don't use any of those. No. Oh, man, I got Alexa all through the house. Uh,
yeah, I'll be making Alexa play music while I'm, uh, sleeping. So I listen to brown noise and white
noise and stuff like that. I usually, I like have YouTube on in the background on my computer.
Yeah. I mean, but that's not a guy that's not. Yeah. It's all forms of
like it's quite literally people. So what do you listen to on YouTube at night?
Smosh. What the fuck is smosh? Okay.
Said the fuck is this? What the fuck is this? It's this YouTube channel where these like,
they're a group of friends basically. Uh, so it started first like, I think they're one of the
oldest YouTube channels actually. Um, they started first as like these two guys in an Anthony.
Okay. And they created this company. Smosh started out with just them too.
Slowly built into like a bigger group of people. Right. So they play board games. Like,
they're all like talking, playing board games, which I like because when I play board games,
I like talking. Yeah. I'm talking shit. Yeah. Exactly. And that's what they're doing,
but they're playing the board game. You listen to that to sleep. Yeah. It's so cool. Like,
I don't know why it just soothes me. Like listening to these people. So they like play board games,
they play video games. They, uh, do like little challenges. So the other reason my son likes
the Twitch guys and the streamers and watches all them play video games. Yeah, but they don't
really like do it like that. They don't like Twitch stream. Uh, there's this one guy. He and
then these two other girls who know nothing about video games played Resident Evil. Oh,
wow. And so he was like controlling it, but they were like making the decisions and stuff. Uh,
okay. And it's like eight hours worth of footage. But yeah, Resident Evil was off. Yeah,
Resident Evil is a long ass game. Yeah. But yeah, for some reason, it just like makes me go. Oh,
that reminds me. Call of duty is dropping. I don't care. March 13th.
March 13th. Call of duty is dropping. And they're getting a free version of the, the game where
you can basically, it's like the loadout maps like Fortnite, but less, I don't know. It's less
goofy. And on top of that, you don't get, you can't buy loadouts. You can't get stuff floating.
You start with a pistol and wings. Call of duty is fucking back. Sorry. I love how you said like,
like Fortnite's little kids. I think you just mean color bright colors gone.
Because when I think of Call of Duty, I think of like browns, grays,
don't lose blues. When I think of Fortnite, I think of light blue. Oh, well, yeah. I mean,
it's a kids game technically green. And look, I don't. All right. Listen, me and my, I taught my son.
I taught his mom and him how to play call of duty from basically like, he was young. He was probably
like seven, seven or eight. And we started him all call of duty. So yeah, I listen, call of
duty is a staple in my house, as well as Madden. So yeah, no, we, we, yeah, we're, I'm excited.
I already text my son. We're excited about the new call of duty. So, um, but yeah. Anyway,
this is beer 30 sports o'clock. March 13th.
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