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Speaker: Two Beans in a Podcast.
Speaker: Oh, man.
Speaker: Hello, everyone.
Speaker: What's going on?
Speaker: New week.
Speaker: New podcast.
Speaker: Two Beans in a Podcast, that is.
Speaker: I'm Nate.
Speaker: And I'm your co-host, Miguel.
Speaker: Co-host?
Speaker: I don't think that's how it works.
Speaker: Why not?
Speaker: I think we're just both hosts.
Speaker: I mean, co-host and co-host.
Speaker: Okay.
Speaker: That sounds weird.
Speaker: But we'll roll with it.
Speaker: Co-host, co-host.
Speaker: Compromise each other.
Speaker: Very well.
Speaker: Like mashed potatoes and gravy.
Speaker: Peanut butter and jolene.
Speaker: Eggs and sausage.
Speaker: Bacon and eggs.
Speaker: Nate hates bacon.
Speaker: So gross.
Speaker: The only person I know that hates bacon.
Speaker: What loves sausage?
Speaker: I like my share of swine.
Speaker: It's just bacon just...
Speaker: It has nothing to do with the... Nothing.
Speaker: Just bacon.
Speaker: Bacon.
Speaker: What's going on with yourself, man?
Speaker: Not much, man.
Speaker: Doing well.
Speaker: Trying to keep myself together.
Speaker: It's been a long day.
Speaker: A long day?
Speaker: Woke up Four in the morning Holy Yeah So Backstory Do you know what a century program is That's where you can go like over the border quicker right Instead of three hours You do five To twenty minutes
Speaker: That's how... Actually, I thought you were going to say five hours.
Speaker: I was like, what's the benefit?
Speaker: Nah, nah, nah, nah.
Speaker: No way.
Speaker: Oh, man.
Speaker: For a small payment and...
Speaker: background check and all that, you can be a trusted traveler.
Speaker: Use a trusted traveler program.
Speaker: And yeah, you cross super fast.
Speaker: Everything is like expedited.
Speaker: Your car's registered.
Speaker: No problem.
Speaker: You know?
Speaker: Right.
Speaker: So you save yourself this huge line every time, every single time, 100%.
Speaker: So my kids and wife have had it for like over a year and I've been waiting for almost two years to get conditionally approved.
Speaker: Meaning that you get conditionally approved, then you go to the interview to go and do it.
Speaker: Right.
Speaker: Right.
Speaker: Crazy.
Speaker: So I've been calling and I called two weeks ago now and I was just like, bro, it's been like way too long.
Speaker: Yada, yada, yada.
Speaker: They're like, we're sorry.
Speaker: We'll give you a final like verdict within three weeks.
Speaker: Boom.
Speaker: Two weeks pass.
Speaker: I get an email Monday and the email says you, you can go to an interview, you know?
Speaker: Mm-hmm.
Speaker: I'm like, all right, cool.
Speaker: I click.
Speaker: There's like no interviews close by.
Speaker: The interview that's right here in my city would be April 8th of next year.
Speaker: Oh, oh, next year, of course.
Speaker: Cause we're in May.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: So not going to work.
Speaker: The next available is 7 a.m.
Speaker: the next day, meaning today.
Speaker: Oh, shit.
Speaker: In Calexico, two hours away from San Diego.
Speaker: At 7 a.m., right?
Speaker: At 7 a.m., nothing after.
Speaker: So what did I say?
Speaker: Yes, I've been waiting almost two years.
Speaker: What's two hours?
Speaker: What's yeah.
Speaker: So I'm like, let's go.
Speaker: I get there, you know, interview process went well.
Speaker: They asked me a couple of questions.
Speaker: I answered them and cool.
Speaker: Easy process.
Speaker: They said you'll get it in two weeks.
Speaker: Thank you.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: So that was good.
Speaker: Good start of the day.
Speaker: Can't complain.
Speaker: But yeah.
Speaker: It was a long day.
Speaker: Coupled with a couple of chores here and there.
Speaker: Took my dad to the medical center.
Speaker: Mike had a soccer game.
Speaker: They won.
Speaker: All that, you know.
Speaker: So now we're here relaxing.
Speaker: All of the day's work, this guy.
Speaker: All of the day's work, bro.
Speaker: Damn.
Speaker: But hey, I'm happy.
Speaker: I'm alive.
Speaker: You know, get to chill out.
Speaker: I thought you already had that thing.
Speaker: What thing?
Speaker: That century or whatever.
Speaker: Nah, bro.
Speaker: Every time that my wife and my girls would go over, I would have to get off the car and go make line with my regular passport.
Speaker: Your passport.
Speaker: My passport card.
Speaker: Dang.
Speaker: It's been a hassle.
Speaker: Plus, let me tell you this.
Speaker: That's not even everything.
Speaker: Let's go deeper.
Speaker: I was just hurt.
Speaker: And for, let's see, September, October.
Speaker: For six months out of the last nine months that I've been hurt, or eight months, I had to go across the border to go to my physical therapy, to go get my x-rays, to go get my boot,
Speaker: all that because it was free provided by my wife's insurance or whatever.
Speaker: But like, come on, we gotta go across the board.
Speaker: You know?
Speaker: It was free provided by them?
Speaker: Yeah, by the district.
Speaker: Because she worked for a district.
Speaker: Now she works.
Speaker: Now she got another job.
Speaker: Huh?
Speaker: The insurance was accepted over the border from the United States.
Speaker: Oh, yeah.
Speaker: It's called Simsa International.
Speaker: Okay.
Speaker: So it's like an international.
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: But to be honest with you, bro, they were really good about, like, doing my therapies and then seeing my specialist, like, all the time.
Speaker: Like, right now, I haven't been at therapy for three weeks because I'm waiting to go to see my specialist.
Speaker: Over there again?
Speaker: Oh, here.
Speaker: Now I'm here.
Speaker: Now I'm in the States and it's worse.
Speaker: But, I mean, I don't have to cross the border, you know?
Speaker: Plus.
Speaker: That's a plus.
Speaker: But.
Speaker: Dang.
Speaker: That's crazy.
Speaker: It's been rough, bro.
Speaker: Dealing with insurances, crossing the border.
Speaker: Crossing the border, bro.
Speaker: With a boot.
Speaker: Driving.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Driving with a boot, bro.
Speaker: Oh, God.
Speaker: Because my wife got a word because nobody can give me a ride.
Speaker: So I'm driving with my cast on my right foot.
Speaker: Oh, God.
Speaker: So I'm really good at driving with my left foot in there.
Speaker: You know what movies are made out of?
Speaker: That's crazy.
Speaker: I should write that GPT one.
Speaker: Oh, there you go.
Speaker: Talk about some eventful week.
Speaker: Enough about me.
Speaker: Tell me your pet peeve of the week.
Speaker: Pet peeve of the week for me is when someone opens like a yogurt, like, you know, a tub of yogurt, but they don't pull the whole
Speaker: seal off yeah so you take the lid off whatever and then the seal they don't pull the whole seal off they pull like three quarters of the way and then leave it and put the lid back on or like anything like that they don't pull the seal all the way off of a jar something that has a seal drives me crazy drives me crazy why tell me explain what you get in your gut i'm just like really that seal
Speaker: you're like one pull away.
Speaker: Like literally you can do it in one motion all the way up.
Speaker: The last pull is the hardest.
Speaker: No.
Speaker: No, no, no.
Speaker: Don't think I'm for that.
Speaker: I'm not.
Speaker: 100% not for that.
Speaker: I'm just like, oh, every time someone does it, I'm just like,
Speaker: Let me tell you this.
Speaker: Do you eat the yogurt on the top of that seal?
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Do you like it?
Speaker: Are you a licker?
Speaker: I'm a snack pack.
Speaker: I sure am.
Speaker: Yeah?
Speaker: Not always.
Speaker: Usually I'll just scrape it if it's brand new.
Speaker: I'll scrape it off and then maybe just a little bit then I'll lick it off but
Speaker: So for me, I open it and I look at it first and I'm like, oh, it's not really mixed well.
Speaker: And then I toss it.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: I'm like, I'll have the rest of this.
Speaker: I'll just go for the container.
Speaker: But I don't really get that because the kids, they eat go-gurts.
Speaker: So, yeah.
Speaker: Go-gurts are good, but I mean, the frosting, the seal and the frosting.
Speaker: Oh.
Speaker: The chocolate hardens on the seal.
Speaker: Mm-hmm.
Speaker: Nasty.
Speaker: No good.
Speaker: Nasty.
Speaker: What you got?
Speaker: What you got?
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: So I was listening to my bro, Rick, his podcast with his wife, the basket and the box of the basket.
Speaker: That's what their podcast is called.
Speaker: The box and the basket.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Men are the box.
Speaker: Men are the basket.
Speaker: Okay.
Speaker: Okay, so he said a pet peeve that like, I was like, oh, this is totally it.
Speaker: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker: Have you ever done something for your significant other, not even for your significant other, for your kid and your significant other says,
Speaker: Thanks for helping.
Speaker: But you did it.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: So let's say I, I don't know.
Speaker: Go in.
Speaker: Braid her hair.
Speaker: Yeah, braid her hair.
Speaker: I mean, that's hard, but.
Speaker: Don't want to go too far.
Speaker: Love it.
Speaker: Let's say I'm a master braider and I go and I braid her hair and then my wife goes, oh, thanks for helping.
Speaker: It's like, hold up.
Speaker: No, this is my kid.
Speaker: This is my responsibility.
Speaker: We are both in this together.
Speaker: This is not the first time I do this.
Speaker: This is not help.
Speaker: That makes me feel degraded.
Speaker: It makes me feel like, oh, yeah, you're helping me.
Speaker: No, no, no.
Speaker: What do you mean I'm helping you?
Speaker: Like, I like to do this, first of all.
Speaker: I am a father.
Speaker: You know what I mean?
Speaker: Like, I'm not helping, okay?
Speaker: I'm not the help.
Speaker: All right?
Speaker: Get it out of here.
Speaker: Oh, man.
Speaker: Yes.
Speaker: Okay.
Speaker: I agree with that 100%.
Speaker: Yeah, man.
Speaker: That's a solid pet peeve.
Speaker: That's fine.
Speaker: That's solid.
Speaker: Oh, man.
Speaker: That's good.
Speaker: It doesn't happen with us anymore, but it had happened.
Speaker: And I was like, it gave me like, I was like, no, no, no.
Speaker: Wait, hold up.
Speaker: No.
Speaker: What'd you say?
Speaker: Hold up.
Speaker: Thanks for helping me.
Speaker: Excuse me.
Speaker: You could tell me that like when I helped you clean the bathroom, maybe.
Speaker: And we're doing that together.
Speaker: But not if I'm doing something that's my responsibility.
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: That's funny.
Speaker: That's good.
Speaker: I like it.
Speaker: I want to build a tent.
Speaker: Can you, you know, lift up the other side?
Speaker: Okay.
Speaker: Thanks for helping.
Speaker: I'm changing my kid's diaper.
Speaker: No, no, no.
Speaker: That's my responsibility.
Speaker: That thanks for helping.
Speaker: I got you.
Speaker: I got you on that one.
Speaker: Yeah, man.
Speaker: Shout out to my boy Rick because I was like, oh, man.
Speaker: Yeah, that was it right there.
Speaker: That's a thing.
Speaker: That's funny.
Speaker: That's crazy.
Speaker: Oh, man.
Speaker: So I got something to follow up on our DNA talk last week about doppelgangers.
Speaker: Wait, you got a doppelganger?
Speaker: No, no, no, no.
Speaker: So we were watching a movie the other day.
Speaker: What was it called?
Speaker: Missing.
Speaker: I think it's called Missing on Netflix.
Speaker: It's about a girl.
Speaker: My buddy just sent me that.
Speaker: Yeah, it was, it was, it was good.
Speaker: Like they're looking for somebody and using the internet to find somebody?
Speaker: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker: Like crazy.
Speaker: Like all over the place.
Speaker: But at one of the points in the movie, there's like a little snippet of like news articles.
Speaker: And I saw it and I was like, no way.
Speaker: It said doppelgangers.
Speaker: What did it say exactly?
Speaker: It said something about doppelgangers.
Speaker: share DNA.
Speaker: Like your doppelganger shares DNA with you.
Speaker: So it goes back to what we were talking about, like last week about having the DNA out of thin air and like how we started thinking like, what if doppelgangers are like made from us?
Speaker: So yeah, I saw that and I was like, mine, mine was blown.
Speaker: that I saw it on that movie that randomly, you know?
Speaker: Let me crack open a little theory.
Speaker: Crack it.
Speaker: There's this theory I read about, and it's got to do with what you just said about movie insertion.
Speaker: So the premise of this is that people, writers specifically, get some information that they can make public in order for subconscious to be like, oh, I saw this in a movie and it's easier to accept.
Speaker: Okay.
Speaker: You kind of get me right here?
Speaker: Yeah, so they're saying... So you read that and probably like it's a small populace right now that even like their brain even goes there, right?
Speaker: To DNA.
Speaker: Because all this is new, right?
Speaker: We've been talking about it as it goes.
Speaker: Yes.
Speaker: A small populist knows that right now, but how many people watched that movie and didn't maybe like pay too much attention to it or like ingest that part, but they read it.
Speaker: You know what I mean?
Speaker: Like it was,
Speaker: it was shown to your eyes and there's sometimes like a subconscious thing that you like you read it kind of like your subconscious kind of read it you know what i mean right so you have now been exposed to it and you kind of have it's like easy for you to accept when it comes to fruition
Speaker: So that's the premise of this theory that, cause it's happened a lot, like in movies where something gets shown and then it comes to fruition like 10 years later, like, oh yeah, cell phones.
Speaker: You know what I mean?
Speaker: Simpsons did it.
Speaker: Simpsons continued to do it.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: That's like the part of the argument, you know, for that.
Speaker: Right.
Speaker: Oh, yeah.
Speaker: That's that's crazy.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: So I mean, I'm sure a lot of people wouldn't have noticed that.
Speaker: Like, like you said, they would have read it, but they wouldn't have put two and two together.
Speaker: I probably wouldn't have if we weren't talking about it.
Speaker: Like if it wasn't something that we saw, you know, come up and we thought was interesting and talked about it.
Speaker: Right.
Speaker: That's crazy, though.
Speaker: I read it, and I was like, the hell?
Speaker: And that movie's new?
Speaker: Yeah, I think it just came out recently on Netflix, like maybe a week or two.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: My buddy, he actually, like, let me show you.
Speaker: And for those that cannot see...
Speaker: You will soon.
Speaker: Soon we will have clips and snippets in an Instagram TBD.
Speaker: And a YouTube channel.
Speaker: Yeah, that too.
Speaker: Little clips.
Speaker: Right now you can see this.
Speaker: Is this it?
Speaker: Yes.
Speaker: Yep.
Speaker: That's it.
Speaker: It says, oh yeah, 2023, number one in movies.
Speaker: Okay, when June's mother and new boyfriend don't return from a trip to Colombia, the tech-savvy teenager.
Speaker: Okay.
Speaker: Yeah, it's pretty wild.
Speaker: Have you seen this one?
Speaker: A Man Called Otto?
Speaker: I have not seen that yet with Mr. Tom Hanks.
Speaker: Looks good.
Speaker: If you want a good cry, I see that.
Speaker: Oh, damn, it's like that.
Speaker: Yeah, man.
Speaker: It's deep.
Speaker: Man, people are idiots.
Speaker: Let me tell you that.
Speaker: That's all I got to say.
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: I got to check it out, though.
Speaker: You got to check it out, man.
Speaker: It tugs on your heartstrings and, like, gives you a good, uh, makes you kind of see, like, other perspectives.
Speaker: You know what I mean?
Speaker: It was cool.
Speaker: I like it.
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: I got you.
Speaker: Yeah, man.
Speaker: Dang.
Speaker: It's like a look.
Speaker: That's pretty crazy though with the DNA thing.
Speaker: Like, oh man.
Speaker: Imagine.
Speaker: Doppelganger.
Speaker: I mean, it makes sense.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: That you would share DNA with someone because they look like super stupid.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Like, I don't know.
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: We'll see.
Speaker: We'll see.
Speaker: But when you watch that, you'll see it.
Speaker: Because since we're talking about it, you won't miss it.
Speaker: It's not hard to miss.
Speaker: Is it brief?
Speaker: No, it's not too brief.
Speaker: It's on there.
Speaker: It's almost like a picture at the computer screen, and it's zooming out.
Speaker: So it's nice.
Speaker: It's like a slow zoom, so you just kind of see news articles on the right-hand side.
Speaker: And yeah, you'll notice it.
Speaker: You'll see it.
Speaker: But look at this.
Speaker: That movie came out this year, but it wasn't made this year.
Speaker: And we are barely finding out about DNA stuff.
Speaker: We are.
Speaker: And doppelgangers have been around for a long time.
Speaker: I don't know, bro.
Speaker: It makes you think a lot.
Speaker: It makes you think.
Speaker: Aliens exist.
Speaker: Oh.
Speaker: We're going.
Speaker: I'll go there every day.
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: Let's go there.
Speaker: Where are aliens from?
Speaker: Another planet, man.
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: There's so many planets out there that we probably don't even know about.
Speaker: Did aliens come before us or during our time to visit?
Speaker: What do you think?
Speaker: The alien or the human?
Speaker: I'm going to say the alien.
Speaker: I'm going to say the alien.
Speaker: Yes.
Speaker: Because, you know, you think about aliens, you hear about aliens, they're far more intelligent and far more futuristic than we are.
Speaker: You think about a UFO flying from who the hell knows where to Earth.
Speaker: I mean, that's pretty fast.
Speaker: That's pretty advanced.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: But I don't know.
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: I'm going to go with aliens, though.
Speaker: That's what I'm going with.
Speaker: Maybe we came from aliens.
Speaker: Oh.
Speaker: Maybe.
Speaker: Maybe.
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: Maybe the dinosaurs came from aliens.
Speaker: You know, there's a... In the Bible, there's...
Speaker: A couple of verses that people have taken to like use that and be like, oh, there's aliens.
Speaker: And I mean, the way that they're described,
Speaker: it's kind of like giants, you know what I mean?
Speaker: And there's been a lot of bones that, you know, there's been giants and all that.
Speaker: So I'm not gonna say like, cause the alien could be like, I don't know.
Speaker: I don't know how to explain it.
Speaker: Like if you see a giant right now,
Speaker: we're gonna be like, this is unidentifiable.
Speaker: But since we see movies, we'll be like, okay, that's a giant.
Speaker: You know what I mean?
Speaker: But throughout the world and recordings, there's been recordings of different looking human beings that are not existing right now.
Speaker: You know?
Speaker: I don't know about aliens, but some people say that there could have been like a crossbreed between angels and humans.
Speaker: And that's how giants were made.
Speaker: Yeah, this is like historical, like biblical stuff that has been noted and everything that some angels came down
Speaker: and they disobeyed God and they were like, you know, with the humans and that's why they created the, I think there was the Anunnaki if I'm not mistaken.
Speaker: But that's what it says right there, you know?
Speaker: I don't know, like.
Speaker: That's crazy.
Speaker: Yeah, it's pretty crazy, bro, when you like look at,
Speaker: like data that has been brought from way back then.
Speaker: And like, there's so many things that have been true in a lot of books that are like super old.
Speaker: Right.
Speaker: But it's crazy because like now we think about it like anything different than us is like an alien.
Speaker: If they have special abilities and they're like, that's an alien alien.
Speaker: You know what I mean?
Speaker: That's how we would describe it.
Speaker: Right.
Speaker: Oh yeah, for sure.
Speaker: I mean, to me, that 12 year old girl that is super smart is an alien.
Speaker: Like, you know what I mean?
Speaker: Like how unique is this person in a world full of like 8 billion people or whatever you are.
Speaker: Same with, there's another one.
Speaker: There's another kid that's like 12 that is graduating.
Speaker: He got two masters.
Speaker: He's graduating with like five degrees.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: I just saw that too.
Speaker: I was like, dang.
Speaker: I mean, bro, like these people are literally like not one in a million, but like one in like a billion, two billion, you know what I mean?
Speaker: Because when's the last time an Einstein came out?
Speaker: How many years ago?
Speaker: uh when did iceland die you got what steven you got well you got stephen hawking but right he was equivalent to einstein so they say but what did stephen hawking uh like let me see he was a physicist he had a iq of 160. but do you think he changed the world
Speaker: He was the same.
Speaker: I mean, I don't know.
Speaker: I can honestly say that I'm not too burst up on what they did.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: So I can't say.
Speaker: Einstein died in 1955.
Speaker: Okay.
Speaker: And he made like a huge contribution to technology, to what we are night on day.
Speaker: You know, him and Tesla...
Speaker: Arguably, Albert Einstein was like the better, what do you call it?
Speaker: The better businessman, but Tesla was the better inventor, right?
Speaker: Because he made thousands of patents.
Speaker: They're still being used today.
Speaker: All that.
Speaker: The current situation, all that, right?
Speaker: Right.
Speaker: But how many of these humans that are this smart, like, come...
Speaker: in a lifetime in a hundred years.
Speaker: You know what I mean?
Speaker: Like how many people are born every year and how many people are geniuses?
Speaker: Like that statistic is, let me see what Chad GPT has to say.
Speaker: Oh, Dave, we're going to the GPT.
Speaker: How many people are born in the world every year?
Speaker: What do you think?
Speaker: Give me an estimate.
Speaker: How many people are born in the world every year?
Speaker: Yeah, how many births?
Speaker: I'm going to say like 100 million.
Speaker: Is that high?
Speaker: Or does that seem high?
Speaker: 100 million?
Speaker: Yeah, 100 million.
Speaker: The answer he gives me is 18.5 births per 1,000 people per year.
Speaker: So they want us to do that.
Speaker: 7.9 billion is a global population times 18.5 births a year per thousand people.
Speaker: 145 million 0.8 million births per year.
Speaker: Okay.
Speaker: So it wasn't too far off.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Price is right rules.
Speaker: $1 above.
Speaker: And how many are geniuses, bro?
Speaker: You know what I mean?
Speaker: I mean, yeah, we won't know until they're older.
Speaker: Let's say one genius per a billion people, you know?
Speaker: So there's seven geniuses in the world right now, let's say.
Speaker: Because we have 7.9 billion people.
Speaker: Billion, yeah.
Speaker: That's crazy, bro.
Speaker: You're a special person.
Speaker: And who's to know if there's even...
Speaker: seven geniuses right now that are going to change the world dramatically like Tesla did.
Speaker: You know?
Speaker: Oh, yeah.
Speaker: But I don't know.
Speaker: It's a lot to think about.
Speaker: Aliens.
Speaker: Alien people.
Speaker: We get too deep in this stuff sometimes.
Speaker: Maybe.
Speaker: Maybe we sound smarter than we really are.
Speaker: We're smart guys.
Speaker: We're smart.
Speaker: We're smart guys, but maybe sometimes we sound a little smarter.
Speaker: You think so?
Speaker: I think we'll just use the tools that are given to us.
Speaker: Thanks, ChatGPT.
Speaker: Shout out to ChatGPT.
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: I was just talking shit.
Speaker: Shout out to AI, bro.
Speaker: AI is my best friend.
Speaker: Soon.
Speaker: We got to figure.
Speaker: We got to crack that code quick.
Speaker: Did you hear about the image generation the AI has?
Speaker: You just give it a sentence and it generates an image for you, bro.
Speaker: Like the other day, yeah, I saw like, it was like Mario and Luigi, you know, doing something and it generates it in seconds.
Speaker: What?
Speaker: We're going to do that on the next episode though.
Speaker: We'll do that.
Speaker: We'll do that.
Speaker: And we'll put the, yeah.
Speaker: The snippets.
Speaker: We'll see here.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: It's pretty crazy, bro.
Speaker: I saw it and I was like amazed.
Speaker: That's wild.
Speaker: What has, what's, what's going to happen to art?
Speaker: No, what's going to happen to artists?
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Art and artists.
Speaker: Art is going to be there because it's going to be like,
Speaker: Well, bro, like art from an artificial instrument and from an artist, like how can they replicate the soul that they put into that hard work?
Speaker: I don't know if that's replicatable, but some of this AI generated images is like, gosh, you know, like, crazy.
Speaker: This is just a start too.
Speaker: I mean, yeah.
Speaker: everything we've been talking about the last few weeks is the start.
Speaker: I mean, it's, it's, AI is getting crazy.
Speaker: I saw, I saw, actually speaking of AI, I saw something, um, that they're trying to pass some kind of law or something.
Speaker: Like I think the G7 countries are trying to pass like some stuff to kind of help.
Speaker: I guess, I don't know if you'd say help, but like kind of,
Speaker: put like a like a block you could call it on letting AI get too out of hand too quick.
Speaker: So they're saying like I didn't read the whole article but that's kind of the gist of it.
Speaker: They're trying to pump the brakes a little bit on AI and how accessible it is.
Speaker: Is that the same thing that you know I was trying to do?
Speaker: Probably.
Speaker: I mean, that probably kind of kicked it off, but this is like, you know.
Speaker: Another energy?
Speaker: These are the leaders of countries trying to do it now, so we'll see.
Speaker: We'll see.
Speaker: Maybe they're finally getting some intel from their, like, you know, intelligence agencies, and they're telling them, like, hey, bro, y'all need to chill.
Speaker: It's wrapping up quick, bro.
Speaker: It is.
Speaker: But I don't know.
Speaker: It's crazy.
Speaker: I know we just got to use it to our advantage on some stuff and we'll be all right.
Speaker: We won't get too crazy with it.
Speaker: Yeah, bro.
Speaker: You think that we already talked about like jobs and like how many jobs are going to be lost and how many jobs are going to be made and probably more jobs are going to be lost than generated.
Speaker: I mean, that's actually something I saw today, I guess, also on AI.
Speaker: Bill Gates talking about how AI will basically run Amazon and stuff like out of business almost.
Speaker: He was saying, once again, I didn't read the full article, but let me see if I can pull up a little snippet.
Speaker: Run Amazon out of business?
Speaker: That's it.
Speaker: Yeah, Bill Gates says AI could kill Google search and Amazon as we know them.
Speaker: So maybe not out of business completely, but change the way that they work and what they do.
Speaker: Google search for sure, bro.
Speaker: I'm never into Google search again.
Speaker: Like chat GPT gives me comprehensive sentences and solutions.
Speaker: I'm never using Google, bro.
Speaker: I'm like, hey.
Speaker: What is Google?
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: I'm like, oh, hey, man.
Speaker: I need a, I need a, I don't know, a freaking, what do I need?
Speaker: I need a chair.
Speaker: And did you mean you need a churro?
Speaker: Churro?
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: Like, you know what I mean?
Speaker: Like, no, bro, you're dumb.
Speaker: Like, ChatGBT is the way to go.
Speaker: You know, like it's the only way to go, bro.
Speaker: Comprehensive solutions, right censuses.
Speaker: It does it all, bro.
Speaker: Right.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: It's, that's crazy.
Speaker: That's what he's saying.
Speaker: I've already used it for barter, you know?
Speaker: For barter.
Speaker: For barter, bro.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: We'll talk about the new currency soon, but...
Speaker: I'm only using for barter, bro.
Speaker: Like I use the information in it to create something and sold it.
Speaker: And it helped me.
Speaker: It was a tool that helped me create something that I could sell.
Speaker: There you go.
Speaker: There you go.
Speaker: See, that's kind of what it's supposed to do, right?
Speaker: It took.
Speaker: So little time, bro.
Speaker: So we're men that use tools, bro.
Speaker: Use your tools.
Speaker: And you could like money, bro.
Speaker: I don't know how long it's going to be here.
Speaker: It's here right now.
Speaker: Use it.
Speaker: But the barter system still works.
Speaker: There's a lot of people that do that.
Speaker: A lot.
Speaker: And I mean, a lot of times it's a good exchange for both ends.
Speaker: True.
Speaker: Especially for me when I only got to use it for five minutes and make me somebody.
Speaker: And I'm done.
Speaker: That's not the facts.
Speaker: Great information, bro.
Speaker: Great research tool.
Speaker: You got to know how to use it.
Speaker: Oh, yeah.
Speaker: That's the thing is you got to learn how to use it properly.
Speaker: or to your advantage, I guess you could say.
Speaker: I told you that I asked it to write me a code for a website and it did it.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Which is wild.
Speaker: I can't write code.
Speaker: I can copy paste.
Speaker: All those little things.
Speaker: I can copy paste.
Speaker: You can control C and control V. That's amazing.
Speaker: Command.
Speaker: Apple, please.
Speaker: Oh.
Speaker: Yes, sir.
Speaker: Yes, indeed.
Speaker: Hey, do you know our cousin-in-law's birthday?
Speaker: Who's that?
Speaker: Alex.
Speaker: Oh, Alexis?
Speaker: Alexis.
Speaker: Garcia, what about it?
Speaker: When is his birthday?
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Did it pass or is it in August?
Speaker: No.
Speaker: It's the same birthday as your grandmother.
Speaker: It was.
Speaker: Oh, OK.
Speaker: The 11th.
Speaker: I can't wait.
Speaker: Booze Cruz.
Speaker: I can't wait, he says.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: They told me Booze Cruz.
Speaker: I said, yeah.
Speaker: It's because I just read the manual right now.
Speaker: I was like, lobster and lawfully?
Speaker: Oh, no.
Speaker: What's he?
Speaker: Lobster?
Speaker: In Loughlin?
Speaker: They catch it out of the river or what?
Speaker: I don't know about that river having lobster, man.
Speaker: Oh, shit.
Speaker: That's funny.
Speaker: Yeah, the 11th is his birthday.
Speaker: Sick, sick.
Speaker: Blue screws, I guess, if that's what they're calling it.
Speaker: Blue screws.
Speaker: Ooh, prime rib.
Speaker: I'll take that.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: I'll put, yeah.
Speaker: Prime red.
Speaker: Can't usually go wrong with the nice prime.
Speaker: Is it all you can drink?
Speaker: Brat.
Speaker: Doubt it.
Speaker: Got it.
Speaker: Nice, but I doubt it.
Speaker: You know I'm stopping at Costco on the way down.
Speaker: Oh, are you going to... Stopping at Vegas.
Speaker: No, I'm just saying.
Speaker: Stopping at Costco on the way to Laughlin and Vegas.
Speaker: stock up on some drinks.
Speaker: Oh, I see, I see.
Speaker: It's a good idea.
Speaker: It's been a while since I've had the Kirkland Seltzers.
Speaker: Ah, you're going with the Kirkland Seltzers, eh?
Speaker: Dude, they have the most flavor out of all the seltzers.
Speaker: Do you like whiskey?
Speaker: I'm hitting miss.
Speaker: Hitting miss.
Speaker: Do you like old-fashioned?
Speaker: I don't usually drink mixed drinks.
Speaker: Old-fashioned is, oh, an original old-fashioned is just whiskey, an orange peel slice, ice, maybe a little bit of bitters.
Speaker: Yeah, you gotta add some bitters.
Speaker: Ain't nothing mixed.
Speaker: That's mixed.
Speaker: I mean, if you want to add the syrup, the simple syrup, then it's a mixed drink.
Speaker: But like, whiskey and bitters?
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: I guess I'm not classy enough to like that kind of stuff that often.
Speaker: I got some real good whiskey up there.
Speaker: I'm not bougie.
Speaker: It ain't even bougie.
Speaker: It's like...
Speaker: You don't want to get like that good like that.
Speaker: You know, sometimes I get a little swollen around this area right here.
Speaker: I mean, yeah, it's a beer.
Speaker: If it's a three day trip we're going to be on, like I might have to cut down on the beer one day.
Speaker: You might have to drink some whiskey with me.
Speaker: I might have one.
Speaker: I'll have one with you.
Speaker: Alright.
Speaker: I mean, I didn't even drink that much last time we were down there.
Speaker: Me either.
Speaker: It's too fucking hot.
Speaker: Oh, 100%.
Speaker: I'm talking like, you know, after hours when the kids are asleep, even work in one of the condos.
Speaker: No, I got you.
Speaker: Or like by the pool at night.
Speaker: Nothing during the day.
Speaker: During the day, I might be drinking some seltzer, some water.
Speaker: Yes, seltzer, Gatorade.
Speaker: I be getting headaches with that mixture.
Speaker: like snow too hot i want to be chilling with my kids jumping in the pool jumping in the river and then at night you know a little whiskey maybe a little well something else so the other day have you check it out have you ever done this is a new segment have you ever you ever tried peanut butter whiskey
Speaker: It's called Screwball.
Speaker: I think yes.
Speaker: Because I think I think my brother-in-law got it one time.
Speaker: You a fan of Dr. Pepper?
Speaker: No.
Speaker: Alright.
Speaker: Doesn't really matter.
Speaker: You get it.
Speaker: Dr. Pepper strawberries and cream.
Speaker: Okay.
Speaker: Okay.
Speaker: Just a little bit.
Speaker: You throw some screwball in there.
Speaker: Not too much.
Speaker: Just enough.
Speaker: What do you think it tastes like?
Speaker: Strawberries and cream.
Speaker: Yep.
Speaker: Peanut butter whiskey.
Speaker: Probably tastes like a peanut butter sandwich.
Speaker: Chalking covered strawberries.
Speaker: It is.
Speaker: You lose me there too.
Speaker: Bro, it's not even like for you to be drinking.
Speaker: I tried.
Speaker: Yeah, that's what it's for.
Speaker: I'm not going to have one more.
Speaker: I'm going to have one because it's kind of just like a fun drink.
Speaker: It's not like for you to be drinking.
Speaker: It's not.
Speaker: That, too sweet.
Speaker: It'll get a weird to you.
Speaker: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker: You don't want to be throwing that at me.
Speaker: But...
Speaker: You have it one time and it's like you're drinking chocolate covered strawberries.
Speaker: Chocolate covered strawberries.
Speaker: 100%.
Speaker: Now, let me tell you another one.
Speaker: You ever heard of 99 Bananas?
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Get the 99 Bananas.
Speaker: Peanut butter whiskey.
Speaker: Bink, bink.
Speaker: Mixture.
Speaker: You got yourself a chocolate-covered banana.
Speaker: Choco banana from my Mexican.
Speaker: Just the peanut butter whiskey and the 99 bananas?
Speaker: That's all.
Speaker: Oh, wow.
Speaker: I can get behind that one, probably.
Speaker: Yep.
Speaker: It is dangerous.
Speaker: That's crazy.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: I can't.
Speaker: I don't have two.
Speaker: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker: You just have one.
Speaker: And then the old-fashioned afterward just to chill because you're like, you sipping the old-fashioned.
Speaker: You're not drinking them all.
Speaker: Honestly, we don't like those type of things.
Speaker: We'll try this.
Speaker: It's cool.
Speaker: I'm going to take a couple of mixers so that we can test them out, try them out, have fun, whatever.
Speaker: Right.
Speaker: But that one with the strawberries and cream and a peanut butter with Scouts kind of tripping out.
Speaker: Like, how?
Speaker: You're like, what the hell?
Speaker: Yeah, like.
Speaker: What did you do to this?
Speaker: It's an explosion in my mouth.
Speaker: That is wild.
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: We'll try it.
Speaker: We'll try it.
Speaker: We'll give it a shot.
Speaker: Why not?
Speaker: Why not?
Speaker: It's just a shot.
Speaker: A little tasty taste.
Speaker: Yeah, man.
Speaker: You know, we got to enjoy ourselves with the simple things in life.
Speaker: Simple.
Speaker: Yes.
Speaker: I agree.
Speaker: That's funny.
Speaker: Oh, my goodness.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: What about the U-20 World Cup right now?
Speaker: How about that U-20 World Cup?
Speaker: You tell me because I don't know where it's at.
Speaker: Who's going to win?
Speaker: What do you think?
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: The U.S. is looking good, actually.
Speaker: Really?
Speaker: Very good, yeah.
Speaker: We beat Fiji yesterday 3-0.
Speaker: fiji fiji yes but island not even a fifth or tenth or one hundredth of what we have in america hey it doesn't matter i'm just saying we beat them and we didn't score until like the 65th minute tell me if they beat argentina bro
Speaker: Okay.
Speaker: Let me see.
Speaker: They're in it?
Speaker: Uh-huh.
Speaker: They're in it.
Speaker: They beat Guatemala.
Speaker: They beat Uzbekistan.
Speaker: We beat Ecuador 1-0.
Speaker: Huh.
Speaker: So that's good.
Speaker: So.
Speaker: Fiji 3-0.
Speaker: Yeah, I just started like two days ago, I think.
Speaker: Who's favored?
Speaker: Honestly, I don't know.
Speaker: Dominic on public is in it.
Speaker: Ukraine is first.
Speaker: They got thrashed 6-0 by Brazil.
Speaker: Brazil.
Speaker: I mean, I'm sure the heavy hitters are Brazil and Argentina right now.
Speaker: Argentina is number one in Group A. USA number one in Group B. Colombia, Group C. Nigeria, Group D. Uruguay, Group E. And Gambia for Group A.
Speaker: Yeah, I mean, I haven't been following it closer.
Speaker: Where's Mexico?
Speaker: They're not in it, bro.
Speaker: They didn't make it.
Speaker: Argentina, Argentina, vamos.
Speaker: Obviously, we didn't follow it like we did the World Cup, but it's cool.
Speaker: I've just been seeing it just because...
Speaker: Two of our sales players are on the U.S. team.
Speaker: So that's cool.
Speaker: And so Diego Luna scored the first goal yesterday to open it up.
Speaker: What about that 13-year-old, 30-year-old?
Speaker: Let's talk about that.
Speaker: Let's talk about that.
Speaker: Let's talk about the San Diego Wave homegirls.
Speaker: What, 15?
Speaker: No, I was talking about your 13-year-old.
Speaker: I know, but let's talk about both.
Speaker: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker: Is he playing the World Cup though, the U20?
Speaker: Because he's like... No, he's 14.
Speaker: He's like 12 going on 30.
Speaker: Huh?
Speaker: He's 14.
Speaker: And he's not playing in the U20, but he's playing professional for MLS.
Speaker: That's crazy.
Speaker: He is playing in the MLS, yes.
Speaker: He's signed for the... He's on Real.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Came up in the... Youth system.
Speaker: Yep.
Speaker: And, yeah, plays for the Monarchs pretty much full-time.
Speaker: He has had a couple starts for RSL.
Speaker: But, yeah, it's crazy how young these kids are getting signed.
Speaker: He was the youngest signing in MOS history.
Speaker: Yeah, man.
Speaker: It's crazy because I just saw that the San Diego Wave, you know, the women, they signed a 15-year-old girl, bro.
Speaker: She just turned pro.
Speaker: I forgot her first name, but I think her last name was Marcenas.
Speaker: And she is 15 and she's a monster, dog.
Speaker: It's wild.
Speaker: To become a pro.
Speaker: That's crazy, bro.
Speaker: And honestly, that...
Speaker: When we saw it, when I saw it with my daughters, that gave them boosties.
Speaker: That gave them like.
Speaker: They were like, what?
Speaker: Thought in their mind, like, hey, a girl from San Diego would do it.
Speaker: I could do it too.
Speaker: Even if she's not from San Diego, you know, obviously we're not.
Speaker: Right.
Speaker: Like the details and stuff, but she's playing in San Diego right now for a pro team next to Alex Morgan, World Cup winner.
Speaker: Two times, three times.
Speaker: I don't know how many times she won it, but she's won it a few times.
Speaker: Three, yeah.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: And she's playing next to her at 15 years old.
Speaker: Learning from a guy.
Speaker: My daughter just, she filled out a little thing to be part of the Alex Morgan camp for the summer.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: So hopefully she gets picked, but she's excited just to like, that there's even one, you know?
Speaker: No, I mean, that's cool.
Speaker: I mean, we're getting, there's a lot more of those popping up around here too.
Speaker: with camps from like former RSL players.
Speaker: Like, you know, Nick Romano has goalkeeper camps all the time throughout the summer.
Speaker: That's awesome.
Speaker: We got Robbie, Robbie Finley coming back this year for some soccer camps throughout the summer and stuff.
Speaker: So, no, it's awesome.
Speaker: Like hopefully she does get into it and do all the, you know, just push yourself even further and learn.
Speaker: Yeah, that's the thing too, bro.
Speaker: That's the thing with the MLS that's just got, you know, that's going to come up with San Diego.
Speaker: It's just going to be so much investing in San Diego that it's going to trigger down to like the youth sports.
Speaker: So if you have like a billionaire investor, like the Egyptian guy that's, you know, bringing all that in,
Speaker: Right.
Speaker: Hopefully it trickles down to like where my kids are at, where they're playing and there's more opportunity, you know?
Speaker: I mean, if they do.
Speaker: What was that?
Speaker: Cause you want homegrown talent.
Speaker: So you got to.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: I agree.
Speaker: Like that.
Speaker: I'm sure they're going to do a, they'll have to do some kind of like Academy.
Speaker: Cause everybody's doing an Academy nowadays for it, you know?
Speaker: Everybody has an academy team, so clearly they'll have an academy team.
Speaker: Yep.
Speaker: They'll build up some kind of center.
Speaker: That's the way to go.
Speaker: You invest some.
Speaker: in the youth and like in hopes of for better, right?
Speaker: And that's something that the US actually has just been pointed out as doing wrong because it's like an average of $8,400 a year that a parent has to invest in an academy in the US.
Speaker: An average of nine grand, bro.
Speaker: So that's crazy, right?
Speaker: And when you have countries like England,
Speaker: who has amazing players, great quality, doing academies for free for the good talent, then it's like, yeah, you're going to get the best talent because you're not charging.
Speaker: You're just trying to get the best talent.
Speaker: And over here, it's more like right now, it's more of like full profit type of deal.
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: I don't know if that's how,
Speaker: I'd have to check.
Speaker: I wonder if that's how the RSL one is, if the parents have to pay.
Speaker: I don't think it is.
Speaker: I think if you try out and you make it, everything's covered.
Speaker: Okay.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: It all depends.
Speaker: You know, it's all the localities.
Speaker: Yeah, for sure.
Speaker: Like Barcelona.
Speaker: They're known for their La Masia.
Speaker: Their school is known for bringing talent, not just to Barcelona, but if they don't make it to Barcelona, they're making it to a top club.
Speaker: Yeah, La Macias graduates are spread out through Premier League everywhere.
Speaker: Premier League, La Liga, European club, over the world.
Speaker: And they supply like right now, I'm not, I don't know if I'm too accurate, but they're supplying like half of the team that is starting right now for Barcelona.
Speaker: They just won the league.
Speaker: They just won the La Liga for whole Spain.
Speaker: so yeah it shows that it works i mean yeah i mean it's shown for works and yeah us is so behind um in that regard yeah fun yeah fun is young still oh yeah it is for sure almost 30 years maybe like what 25 years 26 but something like that yeah something like that but they have a lot a long ways to go you know like oh yeah
Speaker: They also have those, that experience over in Europe that they've been around for a hundred years, you know, or, you know, give or take.
Speaker: So that's why, I mean, it's, it's given with that, but hopefully the U S takes that blueprint and uses it like, Hey man, we just want the best talent.
Speaker: We just want to be world renowned soccer players and let the world see us play.
Speaker: And, you know,
Speaker: That's how it's going to work.
Speaker: Mexico has been gnarly, bro.
Speaker: They're known to like, if this guy's got sponsorships, he's playing.
Speaker: Doesn't matter if he's good.
Speaker: Doesn't matter if he's like, and I don't mean good because to be sponsored, you have to be good.
Speaker: But I mean, in your moment.
Speaker: Right.
Speaker: Because if you see other national teams, they bench a lot of like the good players overall, but they are not in the best moment at that time.
Speaker: In Mexico, it's been known that like, let me give you an example for the World Cup.
Speaker: Raul Jimenez, who plays for Wolverhampton.
Speaker: He was hurt.
Speaker: He had a bandage over his head in August, didn't play with Wolverhampton.
Speaker: As you know, the World Cup was in winter this year, this past year.
Speaker: So he didn't play for Wolverhampton from August at all.
Speaker: And then he goes to the World Cup in December.
Speaker: How?
Speaker: Sponsors.
Speaker: If Mexico didn't say yeah or didn't,
Speaker: playing for a certain amount of minutes or something like that.
Speaker: They were going to pay something like $2 million in sponsorships.
Speaker: Oh, shit.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: So that's where the money talks.
Speaker: And it's like, bro's been hurt.
Speaker: The old club was like, why are you going to the World Cup?
Speaker: No, you're not cared by our medical staff.
Speaker: And they, I mean, he had a goal and Mexico was like, oh, we're going to use you.
Speaker: And it's like, look at the results.
Speaker: They didn't make it to the fifth game.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: True.
Speaker: No.
Speaker: Money does talk, doesn't it?
Speaker: Money does talk.
Speaker: Money talks.
Speaker: Crazy.
Speaker: What about those?
Speaker: What happened to, I'm sure it's a short, sore subject at the moment.
Speaker: But let's pour some salt in that wound.
Speaker: Weapon to the Lakers.
Speaker: Son of a gun.
Speaker: I had to bring it up.
Speaker: I mean, you're a Lakers fan.
Speaker: Yeah, I did.
Speaker: I'm sorry.
Speaker: I'm sure it does.
Speaker: I mean, to get swept?
Speaker: That's crazy.
Speaker: By the Nuggets?
Speaker: I didn't even know the Nuggets were good.
Speaker: It's almost as bad as not making it to the playoffs.
Speaker: Oh, that's fine.
Speaker: You can talk shit on the Javs all day, though.
Speaker: I give zero shits about that.
Speaker: I know.
Speaker: I know that.
Speaker: No, man, it's tough.
Speaker: Honestly, I'm proud that they beat the Grizzlies, that they beat the Warriors.
Speaker: I'm cool with that.
Speaker: They got swept, sucked.
Speaker: It was a bad way to go out, but hey, it is what it is.
Speaker: Win some, you lose something.
Speaker: Your opinion is LeBron coming back.
Speaker: No, well, not to the Lakers.
Speaker: No, I don't think.
Speaker: So I'm not keeping up with the son or anything, but unless there's a way that he can play with his son, then he's not going to stay with the Lakers.
Speaker: He's going to stay with the Lakers?
Speaker: He's not.
Speaker: No, he's not.
Speaker: Do you think he's going to play at all?
Speaker: He's going to come back and play at all?
Speaker: Yeah, he's going to play for sure.
Speaker: For sure he's going to play.
Speaker: I could put money on that.
Speaker: I know his son can't go into the NBA for another year because you have to be a year out of high school to go into the draft now, I guess.
Speaker: That's something that they change.
Speaker: Yeah, so 100% he might even take a year off like Jordan.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Go play baseball.
Speaker: No, no.
Speaker: Just chill, chill, train, wait for his son to go in.
Speaker: Who's not going to take LeBron on his comeback?
Speaker: I know.
Speaker: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker: And he keeps saying that money doesn't matter, which is great, finally.
Speaker: So, I mean.
Speaker: It's not even going to be about money.
Speaker: It's going to be about decision making.
Speaker: If a team gets LeBron's son, he's going to be like, all right, cool.
Speaker: Let's make a deal.
Speaker: Or he can even dig where his son goes in place.
Speaker: Why?
Speaker: Because he'll be like, hey, I'll join if you pick my son.
Speaker: Cool.
Speaker: We'll do that.
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: The team, any team that picks him up is going to make their revenue on shirts and loans.
Speaker: Oh, yeah.
Speaker: Because why?
Speaker: It's LeBron's comeback.
Speaker: Who's he going to?
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: Any team that he goes to is going to be wild.
Speaker: They're going to be like, oh, yeah, LeBron's last year, the last dance.
Speaker: Let's make it Michael Kupi.
Speaker: Oh, God.
Speaker: I keep talking shit to Neal because he's a big Jazz fan.
Speaker: And I keep telling him, I'm like, well, you know those Jazz, they got a lot of good picks in the next couple drafts.
Speaker: What if they draft his kid and then they say, oh, LeBron's here.
Speaker: What the hell?
Speaker: That'll happen.
Speaker: That could happen.
Speaker: I mean, Utah's a beautiful place.
Speaker: He'll be like, hey, man, you know, son, you don't want to be under the lights, blah, blah, blah.
Speaker: You know, Utah's a good place to be.
Speaker: It's not Hollywood.
Speaker: You know, you got to work on your game.
Speaker: Let's get you to a top level, blah, blah, blah.
Speaker: You know, you won't get distracted in Utah other than the mountains and the snow.
Speaker: You know what I mean?
Speaker: Like,
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Your destination to start your career, especially if you like a strong dude, like what's his name?
Speaker: Malone?
Speaker: Mm-hmm.
Speaker: Who's got like a hundred dealerships in Utah?
Speaker: Nah, he's only got like five or six.
Speaker: He's got a stake in Utah.
Speaker: He's known in Utah.
Speaker: Oh, he does.
Speaker: Oh, yeah.
Speaker: If Bronny Jr. comes over here, they're going to be like, you know, Post Malone's going to open up for...
Speaker: Utah, and all that.
Speaker: Boney got a ranch over there?
Speaker: He's got a house over in, like, by Little Cottonwood Canyon.
Speaker: Or no, Big Cottonwood Canyon.
Speaker: Oh, okay.
Speaker: The other canyon.
Speaker: Sort of?
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Yeah, we were more south.
Speaker: Oh, okay.
Speaker: But we can take you up by it next time.
Speaker: We're going to visit Post Malone?
Speaker: Yeah, we're going to say what's up.
Speaker: Say.
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Speaker: We're going to be going to say what.
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Speaker: Well, my friend, I think that wraps up our episode for this week.
Speaker: Yes, sir.
Speaker: Yes, sir.
Speaker: Always good talking to you, my brother.
Speaker: We have so much to talk about.
Speaker: Not enough time.
Speaker: We'll catch each other at the same time next week.
Speaker: Mm-hmm.
Speaker: We'll be back.
Speaker: All right, buddy.
Speaker: Well, have a good rest of your week.
Speaker: Hopefully, don't got to get up too early tomorrow.
Speaker: I might be sleeping in tomorrow.
Speaker: We'll see.
Speaker: Yeah, boy.
Speaker: I got a lot of stuff going in my mind.
Speaker: You just reminded me.
Speaker: I can't sleep, dude.
Speaker: Oh, shit.
Speaker: Do you know Mac Dre before we leave?
Speaker: Do you know Mac Dre from the Bay?
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: There's this song called Cutthroat Soup.
Speaker: And he says, ain't enough hours in the day to be Mac Dre.
Speaker: That's how I feel sometimes, bro.
Speaker: That's me.
Speaker: I need 10 more hours.
Speaker: Dude, every day.
Speaker: Every day.
Speaker: You got to listen to that track, bro.
Speaker: It's funny because he like...
Speaker: He's so ridiculous.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: He's like so good with the word, bro.
Speaker: Oh man.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Hey, I'll put it on the truck ride to work tomorrow.
Speaker: Yes, sir.
Speaker: And like we said, thank you for listening.
Speaker: Thank you for being here with us.
Speaker: Thank you for the go, bro.
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Speaker: The coastal plains.
Speaker: To the mountain range, baby.
Speaker: Yes, sir.
