August 10, 2026

Adam K: Hello, sir.

Adam K: How are you?

aaron: Good antibiotics ready to go?

Adam K: I was going to say you got bit by a dog.

Adam K: How'd that go?

aaron: I guess about as well as it could have.

Adam K: Yeah, well, I mean, did you have to, like, beat the dog off of

Adam K: you or did it just run off?

aaron: Um, well, it was at the dog park and Riggs and I showed up.

aaron: I never go to dog parks on weekends and and rarely on

aaron: Fridays because that's when like the, the once a month or once a

aaron: year dog owners come out and their dogs are like, what the

aaron: hell is going on?

aaron: And they're not used to it.

aaron: And it's just always a mess.

aaron: Anyway, I happened to go on Friday and showed up, and there

aaron: were these two dogs that, uh, showed up there like shortly

aaron: after that I'd seen before Riggs seen before, but they're like

aaron: kind of very aggressive.

aaron: Like they run in and immediately like figure out who to hump.

aaron: It's like prison rules or something.

aaron: And so the one dog ran in and

aaron: immediately grabbed Riggs and

aaron: started hunting him, and Riggs

aaron: turned around to like, check him

aaron: as dogs.

aaron: Do you know, to be like, no, that's not what you do?

aaron: And when Riggs turned around to check him to, you know, to say

aaron: like, ah, this German shepherd just swooped in from, you know,

aaron: out of nowhere.

aaron: I had never seen it.

aaron: I hadn't seen the owner before and started attacking Riggs.

aaron: And I, you know, I've been I've seen enough dog fighting to know

aaron: when it's a it's, it's play a really aggressive play versus

aaron: like a dog fight.

aaron: And this was a dog fight.

aaron: And Riggs started screaming at this dog.

aaron: You know, this dog was like gnawing on his leg and like

aaron: really going to town.

aaron: So I try and separate them.

aaron: And the German Shepherd got even more aggressive and like bit

aaron: Riggs his leg.

aaron: So I grabbed the German Shepherd.

aaron: The German shepherd gets my hand and put a bunch of holes in it.

aaron: And so then I punched the German Shepherd twice in the head, and

aaron: it was this second punch where it was like, oh, I human punches

aaron: are no good.

aaron: And it kind of like, you know, lumbered off to his owner who

aaron: the owner, you know, despite all this is a pretty cool, but, uh,

aaron: he, you know, in the

Adam K: He

aaron: moment.

Adam K: sounds cool.

aaron: Yeah, it's pretty rock and roll.

aaron: Um, but he saw his happen and he was in this position where he's

aaron: like, he couldn't be mad at me for punching his dog because of

aaron: what was going on.

aaron: And so he just kind of like took

aaron: his dog and was like, uh, and my

aaron: hand was just like spurting

aaron: blood.

aaron: It was covered in blood.

aaron: And, uh, I walk off of Riggs and, and I just, I look back at

aaron: that guy and go, you come here with my bloody hand.

aaron: And he just kind of like, sulks

aaron: over and and I got his

aaron: information.

aaron: I got witness information and

aaron: and, uh, Riggs is doing fine

aaron: now.

aaron: I had to watch him for like a day or two to make sure he

aaron: didn't tear anything, but he's got a hole in his leg.

aaron: I got more holes than he did, but thankfully

Adam K: That's good.

aaron: he's lucky.

Adam K: The second or third time this has happened.

aaron: That he's been attacked by a dog.

Adam K: Where you got attacked?

Adam K: There was

aaron: Oh,

Adam K: multiple attacks and then you had to, like,

aaron: this is the second time.

Adam K: this

aaron: So

Adam K: is

aaron: the

Adam K: the second

aaron: that

Adam K: time.

aaron: first time was that pit bull

Adam K: Yeah.

aaron: that also came out of nowhere.

Adam K: Yeah.

aaron: And.

Adam K: Didn't. What did you have?

Adam K: You took their house, right?

aaron: Huh?

Adam K: Are they

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: the owner got the death penalty, if I remember.

aaron: Yeah. In Texas, there's no trial.

aaron: It's automatic death penalty.

aaron: And you and your dog are

aaron: executed together in the same

aaron: room.

Adam K: That's

aaron: It's

Adam K: cool.

aaron: just.

aaron: It's gas.

Adam K: Yeah.

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: It's like that.

aaron: Colored gas.

aaron: It's it's rainbow gas that comes

Adam K: It's

aaron: in.

Adam K: just that scene from the end of The Boy in Striped pajamas.

aaron: Now it's more like the mist or something, but, um.

aaron: No. Did they die in.

aaron: I don't remember how that

Adam K: In

aaron: went.

Adam K: the mist.

aaron: Uh, wasn't there was the fog that turns you inside out?

aaron: That doesn't matter.

aaron: Whatever.

Adam K: Where there's the fog.

Adam K: And then there's the mist.

Adam K: The mist doesn't kill you.

Adam K: It holds all these, like Cthulhu Lovecraftian creatures that come

Adam K: out and kill you and look scarier in black and white.

Adam K: And then I don't want to spoil

Adam K: the ending because it's got a

Adam K: good ending if you haven't seen

Adam K: it.

Adam K: It's one of the the better endings to a horror movie.

aaron: With the guy and his family.

Adam K: It's not even his family.

Adam K: It's like, I think it's just his kid and two old people.

Adam K: That's

aaron: Very

Adam K: what

aaron: good.

Adam K: makes it even better.

Adam K: He's

aaron: Well,

Adam K: like, we

aaron: yeah.

Adam K: escaped.

Adam K: We did it.

Adam K: Well, this is the end.

aaron: More. But the the thing is, is now I have a new hole, the exact

aaron: same size, a half inch from where that pit bull hole was.

Adam K: Nice.

aaron: And yeah, actually, there's more holes this time.

aaron: Like it's the one hole is the

aaron: same shape, same angle, same

aaron: everything.

aaron: And so now I can see the progression of my life in these

aaron: scars in my hand.

aaron: It was really deep too.

aaron: Mika looked at it and she was like, oh, I can see fat.

aaron: And I was like, oh.

Adam K: I mean, that's just her nice way of telling you.

Adam K: You need to lose weight, but

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: it's kind of her.

Adam K: Anywho.

aaron: Yeah. She knows how thick skin is.

aaron: And so I can't be like, this is skin.

aaron: And like, no, no, no. That's a very thin layer of skin over a

aaron: layer of fat.

Adam K: Well, I hope you get your mobility back

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: soon.

aaron: I got kind of a claw hand on my left hand right now.

Adam K: So you don't.

Adam K: So you're knowing you, you're probably still working out, but

Adam K: only the right

aaron: I'm

Adam K: side

aaron: gonna,

Adam K: of your body.

aaron: I'm gonna go right after this actually.

Adam K: Okay.

aaron: I'm gonna wear surgical gloves while I do it like this cool

aaron: black dude at the gym.

aaron: Does

Adam K: Mhm.

aaron: he, like, wears all black, a

aaron: black beret and black rubber

aaron: gloves.

aaron: When he works out, it's like a it looks like a Black Panther

aaron: from the seventies.

aaron: Like like he if he had a cigar while he was working, I'd be.

aaron: I'd be like, I have to work out with you.

aaron: Please just let me.

aaron: I don't know what you're doing,

aaron: but I want to do what you're

aaron: doing.

Adam K: I like the the Reddit post of people taking photos of other

Adam K: people at the gym and being like, this guy's been sitting

Adam K: here the whole time.

Adam K: He's like, and you're a pussy and won't go talk to him.

aaron: Yeah. What are you doing?

Adam K: Yeah, you're just

aaron: I.

Adam K: invading, invading privacy when you're not supposed to be even

Adam K: taking any photos at whatever.

Adam K: It's Planet fitness, who

aaron: No,

Adam K: cares?

Adam K: But whatever.

Adam K: Creep.

aaron: no. I go upright to them and I go, you almost done?

aaron: I want to hop on this.

aaron: And I, you know, almost every time they go, oh no, I'm good.

aaron: And then they get off, you know,

aaron: like it's, it's never the

aaron: showdown of there's no showdown

aaron: ever.

aaron: That's a very that's a selection bias on the internet.

aaron: Most people, they realize like, oh, fuck, I've been sitting here

aaron: for fifteen minutes on tick tock and they get off.

aaron: And then

Adam K: Yeah.

aaron: even one guy, uh, Thursday, I had these one hundred pound

aaron: dumbbells in each hand and I was walking them back to the rack

aaron: like, like a, you know, the waddle of that much weight.

aaron: And the guy had set up a little mini tripod with his camera and

aaron: was addressing the camera, like right in front of where the

aaron: hundred pound weights go.

aaron: And I don't even like, I'm not going to where I just go, excuse

aaron: me, man, excuse me.

aaron: And he goes, oh shit.

aaron: And then he like, he's like, and he's like, I'm sorry, sorry.

aaron: You know, and there wasn't some,

aaron: you know, he wasn't like, what's

aaron: this dude getting in my stream

aaron: for?

aaron: He was like, oh fuck.

aaron: I I'm, I'm not working out.

aaron: I'm streaming.

aaron: So.

Adam K: It's. That should be an extra tier that the twenty four hour

Adam K: fitness charges you or whatever, if you're an influencer.

aaron: You pay for the filming.

Adam K: Yeah. Well, I mean, you're technically using a filming

Adam K: location for free or, you know, twenty four dollars a month or

Adam K: whatever they charge.

Adam K: I don't know what prices are.

Adam K: I think I pay thirty.

aaron: I pay thirty two dollars a month for

Adam K: Yeah,

aaron: where did I go?

Adam K: well, I pay for the black card

Adam K: fitness so that I can use the

Adam K: massage chair And the other

Adam K: massage chairs.

Adam K: I don't really massage you.

aaron: That's gross.

Adam K: It

aaron: I

Adam K: is

aaron: paid

Adam K: gross.

aaron: the extra money to be able to go

aaron: in there when fifty cent is

aaron: there.

Adam K: They have one of those machines

Adam K: from the nineteen fifties, but

Adam K: they modernized it where it just

Adam K: shakes you.

Adam K: It's just a vibrating plate.

Adam K: But they also added red lights.

Adam K: So it's supposed to be giving you a tan, I think.

Adam K: I'm not sure.

Adam K: And

aaron: Well,

Adam K: then it just.

aaron: the thing that like, straps to your middle and shakes you.

Adam K: Yeah. But instead it's just a

Adam K: vibrating floor and it's

Adam K: supposed.

Adam K: I've used it a couple of times.

Adam K: I'm not sure I'm getting

Adam K: anything out of this other than

Adam K: my knees are weaker than when I

Adam K: started.

Adam K: But it's for somebody, and that's

aaron: Huh?

Adam K: cool.

Adam K: Oh.

aaron: I thought it was going to be one of those, like, wooden horses,

aaron: like one of those exercise equipment they had on the

aaron: Titanic or something.

Adam K: Uh, they just have torture racks.

Adam K: Yeah.

Adam K: Uh,

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: they have a pyramid you can sit on and an iron maiden.

aaron: They have the workout equipment

aaron: that has a little place for the

aaron: ashtray.

aaron: So you can.

Adam K: Well, so I've, I remember

Adam K: hearing a bunch of crap about

Adam K: planet Fitness and people were

Adam K: saying like, oh, you know, they,

Adam K: they feed you pizza and Tootsie

Adam K: Rolls.

Adam K: And, uh,

aaron: Donuts?

Adam K: if you, yeah, if you drop a dumbbell, like an alarm goes

Adam K: off, mine doesn't have any of that stuff, which is fine.

Adam K: I don't need to be tempted by

Adam K: pizza, but I'm wondering if that

Adam K: was just like a single owner

Adam K: thing because I think it is a

Adam K: franchise.

Adam K: So.

aaron: No, I think the Lunk alarm is a pretty universal thing with.

aaron: I mean, I'm pretty sure.

Adam K: While the mine has no lunk alarm, I have to just make the

Adam K: noise myself whenever someone drops a dumbbell.

aaron: Woo woo.

aaron: The

Adam K: Yeah.

aaron: balloons drop down.

Adam K: Um. It's.

aaron: So everyone can't see and they

aaron: just end up hurting themselves

aaron: with weights.

Adam K: Unrelated, I've been getting my ass kicked a lot more outside of

Adam K: the planet fitness.

aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: Anyway, can you tell I'm sick?

aaron: No.

Adam K: Okay, I feel like I have a weird, weird voice.

Adam K: It's

aaron: What

Adam K: very

aaron: are you?

Adam K: gravelly.

aaron: Are you sick from another Disneyland trip or something?

Adam K: Probably, actually. Yeah. By proxy, I got

aaron: MM.

Adam K: I got a, I got Disney sickness.

aaron: MM.

Adam K: It happens.

Adam K: You can only ingest so much

Adam K: magic before it gets to your

Adam K: insides.

Adam K: It's not healthy.

aaron: They should just spray sanitizing spray in the lines

aaron: like, you know, miss.

aaron: During summer, they missed water.

aaron: It just.

aaron: It's just Clorox.

aaron: It just creates a nice little shield of anti-bacterial ness.

Adam K: I feel like they already do that.

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: And they call it pixie dust

aaron: MM.

Adam K: anyway. Well then.

Adam K: Yeah, so I basically spent this

Adam K: weekend being sick and learning

Adam K: about you getting attacked by a

Adam K: dog.

aaron: Yeah. It's a pretty low weekend, but

Adam K: I'm sorry.

aaron: that's that's fine.

aaron: Um,

Adam K: MM.

aaron: I, uh, I'm on the road to recovery.

aaron: I still got some stuff done that

aaron: even though I got about half

aaron: done of what I wanted to because

aaron: I have half of my digits, but

aaron: worked out and, uh, yeah, so

aaron: I'll be able to show you that I

aaron: think

Adam K: Yeah.

aaron: in

Adam K: I'm

aaron: a couple

Adam K: excited.

aaron: days.

Adam K: I can't wait to see your your, uh, vibe coded crap app.

aaron: I have this thing deployed on

aaron: Vercel, but I haven't pushed it

aaron: live yet because I'm doing

aaron: security checks and stuff on it

aaron: to, to make sure my Social

aaron: security number, all but the

aaron: four last ones are, are

aaron: obscured.

aaron: So.

Adam K: Why don't you just use the the company e I n.

aaron: Yeah, that's good too.

aaron: That'll be the password.

Adam K: That's a good one.

Adam K: Uh, I was doing a similar thing this past week and a little over

Adam K: the weekend, but trying to get an app on the App store.

Adam K: I've never actually done it, but

aaron: It's

Adam K: just

aaron: a pain in the ass.

Adam K: really is.

Adam K: Yeah, a buddy of mine just.

Adam K: He wants a like a he doesn't care that it's vibe coated.

Adam K: He's like, whatever.

Adam K: I just he's starting like his own personal fitness business.

Adam K: And he just wants a really simple app that like he can

Adam K: upload videos to, to clients and go, this is how you're supposed

Adam K: to do, like, you know, this squat or this, it's just a

Adam K: personal training app.

aaron: Uh.

Adam K: And I was like, okay.

Adam K: Yeah. So threw in Claude and did the whole thing.

Adam K: And I'm like, oh, it seems to work.

Adam K: I don't know.

Adam K: Um, he's like, yeah, this is perfect.

Adam K: It's exactly what I need.

Adam K: Uh, how do we get on the App store?

Adam K: I was like, well, I pay one hundred dollars and I'm now I'm

Adam K: a developer because

aaron: Uh.

Adam K: I also, you know, I have a debit card.

Adam K: So

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: that's all, that's all it really takes.

Adam K: I was unaware.

aaron: You have a fifth grade reading comprehension.

aaron: You're a developer now.

Adam K: That's very kind of you.

Adam K: I, I and the drop down I hit fourth, but whatever, whatever

Adam K: gets gets me into this test flight that I've been trying to

Adam K: figure out all weekend.

Adam K: So it's the app is running on my

Adam K: phone, but now I'm just I need

Adam K: to like get other people to use

Adam K: it.

Adam K: And that's just been a, uh, a real clusterfuck.

aaron: Wait.

Adam K: It's not fun.

aaron: Oh, is it is it downloadable now?

Adam K: I believe so.

Adam K: I got it built on my computer using Xcode, and then it built

Adam K: on my phone.

Adam K: And then I got it running on.

Adam K: I got like a download link through Testflight so that I can

Adam K: test it that way.

Adam K: But like, I, I'm not the one to be testing it like this.

Adam K: The guy needs to test it.

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: So.

aaron: And I'm not going to test it

aaron: because I don't want any

aaron: security vulnerabilities.

aaron: So.

Adam K: No. Yeah. I mean, Claude said it's good.

aaron: Uh, yeah.

Adam K: As it escaped from its cage and, uh, downloaded some some files

Adam K: off Hugging Face and then left some instructions for its other

Adam K: AI friends to do the same.

aaron: Taken over Zuckerberg's yacht so it doesn't respond to calls and

aaron: whatever else it ends up doing.

Adam K: Sorry for the cough.

Adam K: Uh,

aaron: That's

Adam K: that was

aaron: fine.

Adam K: also funny and not so funny.

Adam K: All the.

Adam K: You saw Christopher Lambert fell.

Adam K: That's not good.

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: Brad Pitt, uh, drinking again because

aaron: Oh,

Adam K: his kids disowned him.

Adam K: Yeah. It's

aaron: I

Adam K: really.

aaron: like that.

aaron: The only thing I really cared about was these two, uh, n b a x

aaron: n b a guys who are trying to join the WNBA.

Adam K: What?

aaron: Yeah. There's these two guys, so

aaron: they're going to enter in the

aaron: draft.

aaron: They're these former NBA players, and they're going to,

aaron: uh, enter in the WNBA draft because the WNBA is language on

aaron: who can play in the WNBA.

aaron: It's too ambiguous, i.e. a transgender person could

aaron: potentially, you know, sign up.

aaron: So these two guys are declaring themselves as women and they're

aaron: going to enter the draft.

aaron: And look, I, I think we both agree.

aaron: First of all, there's like two transgendered players in the

aaron: world of any sport.

aaron: I think they're both golf, but, uh, it doesn't matter.

aaron: Who cares?

aaron: Like be who you're supposed to be and all that stuff.

aaron: That being said, how amazing would it be to see these two,

aaron: like, seven foot dudes join the WNBA and, like, get one hundred

aaron: thousand points a game and just completely demolish, and then

aaron: the viewership on the WNBA quadruples, it quintuple

aaron: whatever it is.

aaron: And people are just, it just starts this chaos, this

aaron: beautiful chaos of like, every time one of those dudes gets the

aaron: ball, they should play the Harlem Globetrotters theme.

aaron: And, and just they're just doing tricks and stuff like on prime

aaron: prime time game.

aaron: Just and, uh, I just, that's what I really want to see that

aaron: it just has nothing to do with any transgender anything.

aaron: It's purely for the utter chaos it would cause.

Adam K: I'm

aaron: Because

Adam K: just.

aaron: in the end, yeah.

Adam K: I'm just glad we solved all of

Adam K: our world's issues to focus on

Adam K: this.

Adam K: That's it.

Adam K: I'm glad.

Adam K: I'm just

aaron: I

Adam K: so

aaron: just.

Adam K: glad everything's perfect.

aaron: I think that I mean, I don't I don't remember who said it, but

aaron: they were like, there should be a like, uh, an, an everybody

aaron: league, you know, that's

Adam K: Sure.

aaron: like the elite league or whatever.

aaron: I mean, it's kind

Adam K: A

aaron: of

Adam K: co-ed.

aaron: it's yeah, whatever, because

aaron: that'd be fucking entertaining

aaron: as hell.

aaron: But also, uh, yeah, I mean, it the idea of like, I don't know,

aaron: it should just be the best of everybody and everyone should be

aaron: able to do drugs.

aaron: That's, I mean, that's my I

Adam K: Didn't

aaron: think

Adam K: they?

aaron: everyone can agree on

Adam K: Didn't

aaron: that.

Adam K: they do that?

Adam K: And then a guy who didn't do any

Adam K: drugs won the swimming

Adam K: competition.

aaron: Yeah. they had the drug Olympics in Las Vegas.

aaron: I was going to go to him this year, but then I was like, I

aaron: didn't really want to give Peter Thiel any money, any more money

aaron: than I'm already giving him.

Adam K: I

aaron: And

Adam K: mean, you're giving it to him some way or another,

aaron: yeah,

Adam K: whether you know it or not.

aaron: but I wanted to go to Vegas to see the the dope to Olympics.

aaron: And yeah, that one guy ended up

aaron: winning, I think because the

aaron: other swimmers were just too

aaron: heavy.

aaron: They just sank.

Adam K: Yeah.

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: I don't I think, uh, swimming's one of those sports where it

Adam K: genetics helps when you're shaped like a shark, like a

Adam K: Michael Phelps type situation.

aaron: No, he's shaped like a he's like a aqua dolphin man.

Adam K: Yeah. He's got the he's a giant

Adam K: Dorito man with I think he has

Adam K: tiny legs.

aaron: His tiny legs and I think he has webbed toes.

Adam K: Yes.

aaron: I'm not sure.

Adam K: The longer you're in the water, the better.

aaron: I

Adam K: But.

aaron: think he's basically Kevin Costner from Waterworld.

aaron: I think he I think his gills behind his ears.

Adam K: Oh, man.

aaron: And he hates little girls

Adam K: What?

aaron: and loves, loves dirt.

aaron: I don't know.

Adam K: Are you talking about Michael Phelps or Kevin Costner?

Adam K: Not.

aaron: I don't

Adam K: Not

aaron: know.

Adam K: the Mariner or whatever his name is.

Adam K: I think they call him Web Face Gill, man.

aaron: How they called him oyster.

aaron: Is that was that another movie?

aaron: Yeah.

aaron: I guess no one was like oyster.

Adam K: You might be thinking of Field of Dreams.

Adam K: I don't know,

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: Kevin Costner is a divisive, uh, movie star for some reason.

aaron: All I have to say, I, I do think

aaron: I do think as many drugs as

aaron: athletes can fit in their bodies

aaron: before

Adam K: But they

aaron: they

Adam K: but they

aaron: literally

Adam K: did that

aaron: explode.

Adam K: and it and it didn't didn't change anything or I, the most I

Adam K: saw was just the.

Adam K: There's also just too much news

Adam K: going on, but the only thing I

Adam K: saw pop up on that was the

Adam K: swimmer beat all the guys on

Adam K: drugs.

aaron: Well, also, that was just like, you're not supposed to.

aaron: It's ruining the fun of it when you call attention to it.

aaron: It's like, you know, uh, this

Adam K: Bumfights.

aaron: is going to be the, the all natural strip club where there's

aaron: no enhanced breasts.

aaron: This is a directly applicable example.

aaron: But you hear that and you're like, oh, that's cool.

aaron: But I kind of just would rather be surprised.

aaron: The same thing with like

aaron: baseball, like the most exciting

aaron: era was when Mark McGwire was

aaron: hitting balls like a half a mile

aaron: because, you know, and he still

aaron: had like syringes in his ass as

aaron: he was walking out to the plate

aaron: like that was the most exciting

aaron: time.

aaron: Like, drug up everybody, make them.

aaron: You know, I think growth hormone

aaron: NBA players should be twelve

aaron: feet tall.

Adam K: I

aaron: They should

Adam K: look,

aaron: raise

Adam K: I look

aaron: the

Adam K: forward

aaron: basket.

Adam K: to living in your utopia.

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: whenever that happens.

Adam K: Um, so this game you sent the, what was it called, eighty car

Adam K: stories or whatever.

aaron: I think it's called boring car stories.

Adam K: Boring car story.

Adam K: So you sent it to me.

Adam K: I wasn't in a place where I could listen to it.

Adam K: I was like out shopping or something.

Adam K: And then I saw I was like, okay.

Adam K: And so I assumed the way the game worked was there was a

Adam K: radio and it just had

aaron: No,

Adam K: boring car stories.

aaron: no.

Adam K: And then I, when I listened to it later, I went, wait a minute,

Adam K: why would you call it boring car stories that there's no car

Adam K: stories in it

aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: is the idea.

Adam K: People who play this game will

Adam K: make their own boring car

Adam K: stories.

aaron: I think from what I can see right now, it's a it is like a

aaron: therapeutic way to just tune out and not have to deal with any

aaron: kind of like overt realism or arcade nonsense, and to just

aaron: drive in nineteen eighties North Africa for, I don't know why.

aaron: It's North Africa for whatever

aaron: reason, but you're just driving

aaron: these things like pedal to the

aaron: metal, going like eighty miles

aaron: an hour or ninety miles an hour

aaron: through desert and winding roads

aaron: and stuff.

aaron: And I think you have 80s music playing or something like that.

aaron: But I think the idea is for people to just sit down and not

aaron: think and just drive in an era that they didn't live in, in

aaron: cars that they would hate if they actually had.

aaron: But it's it's that thing that's happening, nostalgia for a time

aaron: you never experienced basically.

Adam K: Okay.

aaron: Um, it's like when we were kids

aaron: and everyone wanted to live in

aaron: the sixties.

aaron: Kids now are wanting to live in the late eighties and 90s.

Adam K: Right.

aaron: That's that's what this is.

aaron: So I saw that I was like, the static is awesome.

aaron: Like the aesthetic is great of like just, you know, it's, it's

aaron: Don Henley boys of summer in a, a beta coupe in Egypt driving

aaron: around or whatever, you know, right before it rusts.

aaron: But I was like, man, it would be cool if you did have to stop at

aaron: a gas station, you have to stop at a gas station eventually, and

aaron: then you end up talking like Red dead style to some guy that you

aaron: don't know what his deal is, or if he's a ghost or not.

aaron: And you know, he, you, you talk to them and you have some

aaron: interesting little tidbit and then you go on your merry way.

aaron: And I was like, oh, that'd be

aaron: great to write the little

aaron: tidbit.

aaron: But maybe these people developing it are like, no, no,

aaron: no, no, you just drive and you never run out of gas and you

aaron: just go and it's just a dream.

aaron: And, you know, I, I, so I don't know.

aaron: I don't know what their deal is, but.

Adam K: I don't either.

Adam K: It's early access, so anything can happen.

Adam K: And yeah, I think if excuse me if you want to.

Adam K: Like I said, if you want to just attempt it, I'm down.

Adam K: I'm down to figure out a way to play this thing.

Adam K: And you can sit shotgun with me and we can tell boring car

Adam K: stories from the eighties.

aaron: At least be able to, you know,

aaron: pick up a pick up a hitchhiker,

aaron: you know,

Adam K: Mhm.

aaron: um, and

Adam K: With Claude,

aaron: just.

Adam K: you can do anything.

Adam K: We could mod this thing.

Adam K: I'll ask

aaron: We

Adam K: this

aaron: love

Adam K: guy.

aaron: your game.

aaron: We're

Adam K: Yeah,

aaron: selling it as our own.

Adam K: we forked it.

Adam K: It's on GitHub.

Adam K: Pay us.

Adam K: I don't know, I. Yeah, I mean, what's to stop you from just

Adam K: reaching out to the developer and being like, hey, I know you

Adam K: probably don't have any money in my, my currency, but

aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: I here's my pitch for your thing.

Adam K: I want to write some boring car stories for you.

Adam K: All you have to do is pick up a hitchhiker and, uh.

Adam K: I mean, why not?

Adam K: You have people, like, submit them.

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: Why not?

Adam K: Why not?

Adam K: Is what I'm saying.

aaron: Um, so many reasons, but I guess I should just email him.

aaron: And the thing the worst will be is like, no, we're focused on

aaron: the, the speedometer physics right now and we can't do that.

aaron: And if

Adam K: You

aaron: that's

Adam K: say

aaron: the case.

Adam K: we as in it's more than one person.

aaron: It feels like it's two people.

aaron: Possibly it might be two people talking to two people when it's

aaron: all said and done, but it doesn't feel like one person.

aaron: It feels like there's maybe two, possibly three

Adam K: Okay,

aaron: because

Adam K: let's.

aaron: it was there was two idiots talking.

aaron: They're like, they saw some dude

aaron: who was just making GIFs or

aaron: videos of this driving through

aaron: Egypt.

aaron: They're like, we should make just a driving game this.

Adam K: Do the accent.

aaron: Um. I don't even know if they're like, there's a possibility

aaron: these dudes that are like, they're from California or

aaron: something and they're like, oh, this is just, this is

Adam K: I

aaron: our

Adam K: mean,

aaron: view

Adam K: according

aaron: of.

Adam K: to their AI built website, they are Alpha Labs.

aaron: I'm looking him up right now.

Adam K: Yeah. I mean, this might be the same people, I don't know.

Adam K: I'm barely

aaron: Wait.

Adam K: reading it.

aaron: So that that's in French.

aaron: So maybe they're Moroccan.

Adam K: Yeah. I think there's a different Alpha Labs I may have.

Adam K: Yeah.

Adam K: They may have picked a name that was already taken.

Adam K: I have no idea.

aaron: So this

Adam K: This

aaron: okay,

Adam K: this

aaron: a

Adam K: might be

aaron: driving

Adam K: a scam.

aaron: game focused exclusively on driving slow cars fast.

aaron: No car in the game is more than two hundred horsepower.

aaron: Half of them don't even have one hundred horsepower yet.

aaron: Very few games will let you feel

aaron: this engaged driving something

aaron: this slow.

aaron: Set in the eighties in North Africa.

aaron: The Makran region isn't isn't that like.

aaron: Or maybe that's like Chad or something.

aaron: Let me look at here.

Adam K: Could

aaron: No

Adam K: be

aaron: it's

Adam K: Chad.

aaron: Morocco. Yeah, yeah.

aaron: They

Adam K: Okay,

aaron: gotta be Morocco

Adam K: so

aaron: because they're speaking

Adam K: the

aaron: French

Adam K: French.

aaron: and stuff.

Adam K: Okay.

aaron: Um, also Chad's not North Africa.

aaron: Aaron.

aaron: Good job.

aaron: Uh, yeah.

aaron: So yeah, look, I mean, it's it's got a cool, you know, I don't

aaron: know, it kind of has a, a my summer car driving look,

aaron: actually, maybe that's they got partially inspired by that man.

aaron: How awesome would my summer car be?

aaron: Is there the American version of that?

aaron: Do you know?

Adam K: Of a game where you

aaron: The my

Adam K: put

aaron: summer car

Adam K: a.

aaron: but not Finnish or whatever.

Adam K: I messed with a couple of those

Adam K: simulators and they're not the

Adam K: same.

Adam K: They're they're a lot more handholding.

Adam K: It wasn't like, you know.

Adam K: Yeah, go find the, the spark

Adam K: plug that rolled under the

Adam K: carburetor

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: or whatever.

Adam K: Um, I don't know.

Adam K: I feel like there's so much crap out there where there's demand

Adam K: for this sort of stuff.

Adam K: And there's a popular game, it's

Adam K: called oh, I forget what it is,

Adam K: but it was like a drug simulator

Adam K: or something

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: that was, uh, that was, I think,

Adam K: climbing the Twitch charts for a

Adam K: little bit.

Adam K: But yeah, maybe people want to do card games again, just talk

Adam K: to Claude and say, build me the game of my dreams and it will

Adam K: mostly look okay.

Adam K: And, you know, one thousand

Adam K: dollars later, you'll have a

Adam K: game that, uh, runs like

Adam K: complete ass.

aaron: I don't I don't know what.

aaron: I have no basis for any of this

aaron: as far as like what games are

aaron: built in or what any of this

aaron: stuff.

aaron: Like if I wanted to build, okay, there's, there's two ways I

aaron: would build a American version of my summer car.

aaron: And I'm probably talking about things that already exist.

aaron: But the one way I would build it is it takes place in West

aaron: Virginia, like now.

aaron: And I think that would be the most applicable to like the

aaron: finish or whatever country it is version to where like you get up

aaron: and you have a nineteen ninety two Iroc Camaro that you're

aaron: trying to put, and it's just on blocks in your front yard.

aaron: You don't even have a garage and

aaron: you're just trying to get it

aaron: running that summer, but you're

aaron: having to run around and you're

aaron: constantly dealing with meth

aaron: heads.

aaron: You sometimes like to smoke a little meth, but you're not

aaron: addicted to it.

aaron: And, you know, like it's that kind of hill.

aaron: You gotta run pills sometimes you gotta do some things, you

aaron: know, you have a heart of gold, though, and you're great.

aaron: Or the other version is it takes

aaron: place in like Malibu in the

aaron: eighties.

aaron: And you're, you're like living in someone's back guest house or

aaron: something trying to get your I don't know what what the right

aaron: thing, your old Porsche to work or something like that.

aaron: And you're constantly having to like, you know, have sex with

aaron: older men's wives and stuff to get money and whatever.

aaron: You know, like there's a way to make this good, I think.

Adam K: I like the, uh, the Camaro angle because then it's just the story

Adam K: of every guy who is twenty years plus trying to pick up their

Adam K: girlfriends from high school and

aaron: That

Adam K: the game.

aaron: was me.

Adam K: Yeah. And then the game just ends with the police showing up.

aaron: Oh, not twenty

Adam K: Yeah.

aaron: years.

aaron: Well, you know, yeah, I was, I, I was working on my car trying

aaron: to get it working so I could go drive my date to prom.

Adam K: That's the twist of the game is

Adam K: like, you get your car working

Adam K: fine.

Adam K: Let's go pick up your date.

Adam K: And it's a fifteen year old girl, and then the cops are

Adam K: waiting for you.

aaron: Well, it's like you're picking up your date, but you're, you're

aaron: like, no, this is a similar last name as me.

aaron: And then, you know.

aaron: You're like, Aunt Polly.

aaron: I'm here to.

aaron: I'm here for my date.

aaron: Uh, well, anyway.

Adam K: I

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: say, just lean into it.

Adam K: And yeah, if it's Virginia, you

Adam K: knew you were picking up your

Adam K: cousin.

Adam K: And then it does, you know, years later and your kids have

Adam K: webbed feet and they're swimming in the Olympics.

aaron: Yeah. You just fast forwarded time, and your son is trying to

aaron: put their own car together, but it's just made out of wood.

Adam K: We're there's two weeks in a row we've done this, like with the

Adam K: Duke Nukem thing.

Adam K: Right?

aaron: Or we developed a video game

Adam K: Well,

aaron: that would

Adam K: I

aaron: never

Adam K: think

aaron: make.

Adam K: there's our our demand.

Adam K: What we want is you, you pitch a

Adam K: concept and that that concept is

Adam K: takes a back seat to the other

Adam K: stuff.

Adam K: So it's like, yeah, you start off with a, a car on cinder

Adam K: blocks, but it's more about the relationships you form through

Adam K: your meth deals or the, you know, the, the abuse at home and

Adam K: all this other stuff.

Adam K: And then then you're reminded, you know, go buy some tires.

aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: I'd play that.

aaron: I

Adam K: I

aaron: think

Adam K: wouldn't,

aaron: it'd be.

Adam K: but I it would.

aaron: I think it'd be a fun game to.

aaron: I don't know how hard those things are.

aaron: I imagine they're very hard.

aaron: But like, I just remember my summer car and if you.

aaron: I think the thing that would me.

aaron: And maybe people developed this.

aaron: But if it had that little like, oh, you're if you're stuck here,

aaron: you need this bolt.

aaron: I'm sure there was like some random guides that got put

aaron: together for that.

aaron: But like, I don't know how hard

aaron: it is to build those, these

aaron: things.

Adam K: It's really

aaron: And

Adam K: easy.

Adam K: Anyone can do it.

aaron: is it?

Adam K: Yeah, you should just just

Adam K: download the unreal SDK and get

Adam K: to work.

Adam K: It's so easy.

aaron: But I have to think about what I use my time for these days.

Adam K: Making

aaron: I don't have

Adam K: games

aaron: a lot of I

Adam K: shovelware.

aaron: don't have a lot of time left.

aaron: And I'm like.

Adam K: If you keep getting bit by dogs.

aaron: Well, that and I just, you know, there's too many open projects.

aaron: And then I'm talking about making my West Virginia.

aaron: I don't know which people would rather play the West Virginia

aaron: game or the California game.

Adam K: Um hmm.

Adam K: I think you start contemporary.

Adam K: So you do modern day Virginia and you do the rock star method.

Adam K: So

aaron: Oh,

Adam K: you start.

aaron: and then you do.

aaron: Yeah, yeah.

Adam K: Yeah. Then you then you do

Adam K: nineteen eighties coked out

Adam K: Porsche owner.

aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: That's the.

Adam K: Yeah, that's the sequel or the expansion.

Adam K: And then you, you build out from there.

Adam K: And then eventually you get to

Adam K: like, you know, the invention of

Adam K: the model T, so you gotta like

Adam K: crank the car up and, you know,

Adam K: you're injecting opium into your

Adam K: genitals.

aaron: And you spend all this time,

aaron: like, working on this car to

aaron: just go slightly faster than

aaron: walking pace.

Adam K: Uh, regardless, you die of gangrene.

Adam K: Doesn't matter.

aaron: You die of a heart attack at thirty five years old?

aaron: Because

Adam K: Mhm.

aaron: that's just what happens.

Adam K: Do you have a meter where you're

Adam K: constantly fighting off

Adam K: syphilis?

aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: So it's but you're there's no it's just question marks.

Adam K: So you're just, you know, you're

Adam K: buying leeches or injecting

Adam K: whatever mystery medicine, you

Adam K: know, Coca Cola's new heroin,

Adam K: you're just.

Adam K: Okay, fine.

Adam K: Whatever opiate.

aaron: Has that like, mechanic where time goes way quicker and

aaron: because of the time period, like you're constantly having

aaron: children like every

Adam K: And

aaron: like,

Adam K: losing them.

aaron: yeah.

aaron: And you also have, you have like

aaron: a wife in the next city over,

aaron: you

Adam K: Mhm.

aaron: know, because that's what you could have.

aaron: So you're, you're like really constantly having children and,

aaron: and then you just get the option to go out for.

aaron: Well, then it wouldn't have been a pack of cigarettes.

aaron: Then it would have been like, I need to go out for some radium.

aaron: I don't know what they would go out for, but and then disappear

aaron: and go to the next city.

Adam K: Uh, I think you just described Frank Lloyd Wright's life,

aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: except his family ended up getting murdered.

Adam K: He left his family for another woman, and then his entire

Adam K: family was murdered.

Adam K: And he's like,

aaron: Is

Adam K: I'm

aaron: that real?

Adam K: sad.

Adam K: Yeah, it's really sad.

aaron: Look this up.

Adam K: Learned all this in during the Wisconsin walking tour.

aaron: Uh.

Adam K: Yeah. This is as exciting as it sounds.

Adam K: I'm dying.

Adam K: Uh, I'm getting over this thing and just.

Adam K: It's not fun.

Adam K: It's not fun being sick this

aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: day and age, you know what I mean?

aaron: Um,

Adam K: I don't

aaron: I,

Adam K: want to do it anymore.

aaron: I have nothing but a claw for a hand, so I can't really.

Adam K: We're just.

Adam K: We're slowly falling.

Adam K: Not even slowly.

Adam K: We're just falling apart.

Adam K: I keep waiting for my body to heal itself.

Adam K: I'm like, why is that wound still open?

Adam K: I mean, I keep picking at it, but.

aaron: I've been moving really slowly

aaron: lately, and I'm like, isn't this

aaron: how it started with Michael J.

aaron: Fox and I keep like charting my

aaron: progress, making sure I'm not

aaron: dropping things inadvertently or

aaron: anything, but.

Adam K: As long as you don't call the ghost character doc on set, I

Adam K: think you'll be okay.

aaron: Is that what happened?

Adam K: That was like the beginning of the end.

Adam K: I think when he he realized he had it was on the set of The

Adam K: Frighteners and he kept

aaron: Oh

Adam K: calling.

aaron: that's right.

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: Yeah, he kept calling the guy doc.

Adam K: And then he's like, no, it's it's not doc.

Adam K: And he was like, oh, sorry, I'm, I was somewhere else.

Adam K: And it's like, oh man, that sucks.

aaron: I think there's video of that online.

Adam K: Yeah.

aaron: I'm gonna look that up too.

aaron: After this Frank Lloyd Wright stuff.

Adam K: Yeah. That's good.

Adam K: I'm giving you a lot of homework to go through.

aaron: Yeah. And then I gotta figure out how to make this game really

aaron: what I need to do and what you'll see because I'll I'll

aaron: send you the link to it probably probably in two days because I

aaron: it's right now I deployed that site, but it's on Vercel and I'm

aaron: going through like a checklist of like, is this fine?

aaron: Is this good?

aaron: Blah, blah, blah, blah.

aaron: And then I'll have a live link.

aaron: But when I have the live link, I want to make sure I'm ready with

aaron: the, uh, SEO things and all the metadata and all the stuff,

aaron: blah, blah, blah.

aaron: So on Google, uh, I have not archives it.

aaron: Whatever they

Adam K: Crawls.

aaron: do crawls it.

aaron: It's not deemed a shitty page

aaron: right off the bat, even if

aaron: people aren't looking for it

aaron: right now.

Adam K: Mhm.

aaron: Anyway, all that to say, I got

aaron: to get that going and show you

aaron: that so you can think of a

aaron: great, uh, campaign to get it

aaron: going, whatever.

Adam K: I was thinking we should make a gamer muzzle add for those guys.

Adam K: The CEO.

Adam K: I think I sent it to you.

Adam K: He emailed me and was like, I love the video.

Adam K: Thank you.

Adam K: And he's, like, sending me stuff from behind the scenes of like,

Adam K: his first, like airsoft mass that they had built.

Adam K: And I was like, that's really cool, man.

Adam K: Like, I'm never going to use this thing.

Adam K: But I was trying to think of a

Adam K: video that we could make

Adam K: together that would just make us

Adam K: laugh.

Adam K: So. Yeah, maybe if it is geezer.

Adam K: I just I want to make an unhinged ad.

aaron: Yeah, well, we can do that actually.

aaron: If if, uh, because while you

aaron: were talking, I was just

aaron: thinking of when I did those

aaron: that free work for that second

aaron: scan and how stupid I looked and

aaron: how

Adam K: So.

aaron: that was.

Adam K: Oh, that's, um, the funny thing there.

Adam K: I would have stumbled upon that video whether you had told me

Adam K: about it or not.

aaron: Really?

Adam K: Yeah. Because I went on YouTube

Adam K: and typed, I was just trying to

Adam K: pull B-roll and I typed in mass

Adam K: loaded vinyl.

Adam K: And that was one of the first videos that popped up.

aaron: Hold on.

aaron: Let me see here

Adam K: I mean, maybe

aaron: one

Adam K: it was

aaron: more

Adam K: a,

aaron: thing.

Adam K: it could have been affected by

Adam K: my viewing history or cookies or

Adam K: whatever,

aaron: Knowing me.

Adam K: but it was like you showed up in the thumbnail.

Adam K: I was like, I probably would have stumbled upon this anyway.

Adam K: There's a good chance.

aaron: I don't see me.

Adam K: Okay, interesting

aaron: Uh,

Adam K: that it doesn't show.

aaron: yeah.

Adam K: You don't show up for you.

aaron: No. Uh, which is where I see all this other stuff.

aaron: But, yeah, those people were good.

aaron: They.

aaron: They make good stuff.

aaron: The Karmann Ghia is like, two hundred pounds heavier because

aaron: of that company.

Adam K: My mask is just sitting on top of some dumbbells in the corner

aaron: Should we

Adam K: of my

aaron: make

Adam K: office.

aaron: an unhinged video for that company?

Adam K: That's what I was thinking.

Adam K: I was like.

aaron: Why don't we why don't we come up with some pitches

Adam K: Yeah.

aaron: that for you and I and for a pitch meeting?

Adam K: Yeah. Again too.

Adam K: It's like, I don't want them to pay us yet.

Adam K: I, I want to just make something so bad that they kind of have to

Adam K: say no to it.

aaron: Yeah, yeah, we

Adam K: Because

aaron: spelled it.

Adam K: yeah, I mean it, But it's like, I don't want to do the same.

Adam K: Probably the place where our mind is going, which is like,

Adam K: okay, so most gamers are misogynistic, racist, um, you

Adam K: know, edgelords online.

Adam K: That's the easy one.

Adam K: I don't know.

Adam K: And then trying to think of what the psychotic version in the

Adam K: other direction is, but

aaron: MM.

Adam K: all the DayQuil in my head is making things fuzzy.

aaron: MM. Yeah.

Adam K: But the concept

aaron: Some gamer

Adam K: is there.

aaron: trying to like.

aaron: You know, it's just, it's some, uh, you know, half naked woman

aaron: in a bikini just comes in that he doesn't know that's trying to

aaron: borrow, um, something from him and he's like desperately trying

aaron: to get her away because he's a gamer and, uh, and he's yelling

aaron: at her and she just thinks that, uh, he he really wants her.

aaron: And so, uh, no, I don't know.

Adam K: Well,

aaron: Um.

Adam K: maybe it's something like.

Adam K: Like you and I are parents and

aaron: Uh-uh.

Adam K: we're just ashamed of our child.

Adam K: And we make an AI version of a what?

Adam K: Like our kid would look like if it had both of our genes.

aaron: Uh-uh.

Adam K: And we're just like, we're just

Adam K: so ashamed of him and he's so

Adam K: loud.

Adam K: But with the gamer muzzle or the

Adam K: vector, like we can at least,

Adam K: you know, we can hide him a

Adam K: little bit.

Adam K: Uh, you know, when we have

Adam K: people over for our weird sex

Adam K: parties.

aaron: I'm just imagining putting one

aaron: of those gaming masks on a

aaron: crying baby, and it's like,

aaron: silent.

aaron: And these, these parents are, like, very happy.

aaron: And then you cut to the, the chat in a game and it's wah wah.

aaron: It's just some battle royale thing.

aaron: And just someone's constantly

aaron: baby crying that they can't

aaron: mute.

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: I do like mocking the consumer base.

Adam K: That's always good.

aaron: That's good.

aaron: That's always a winner.

Adam K: With the game or muzzle, you can put food in it to just

aaron: Oh, yeah.

Adam K: just.

aaron: You put the ranch in it and then put it to your face.

Adam K: Well, yeah.

Adam K: Just chicken.

Adam K: You fill it with chicken tenders and ranch and you mix it up like

Adam K: a, like a shake and bake.

Adam K: And then you, you put it on your, your teenager and then you

Adam K: got, uh, you know, three hours of Game of Thrones time or

Adam K: whatever you're doing.

aaron: These are all shitty ideas, but I think you and I could come up

aaron: with a really good one.

Adam K: Yeah. I, I like making stuff where there's nothing at stake.

Adam K: And since we did email thirty five environmental startups and

Adam K: not a single one got back to us.

Adam K: I'm

aaron: What if it's.

Adam K: yeah,

aaron: I know.

aaron: Okay.

Adam K: it's I'm

aaron: This

Adam K: just laughing.

aaron: is this is, uh, the gamer mask.

aaron: It's it's okay.

aaron: It's eighteen seventy something.

aaron: And you see this woman and, uh, you know, you see the sign on

aaron: the door says Helen Keller, and she's making all these noises,

aaron: and everyone's very, like, very impressed by her that she's

aaron: learned all this stuff, but she's still making all of her

aaron: Helen Keller noises.

aaron: So then the CEO of the company

aaron: comes out and gives her this

aaron: thing, and now she's able to

aaron: game quietly.

aaron: Um, I don't know what games Helen Keller plays.

aaron: Probably, uh.

Adam K: Hopscotch.

aaron: Uh, hot or cold.

aaron: I don't I don't know what she plays, but.

Adam K: I like where your your head's.

Adam K: I mean, I don't, but

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: I like where your head's at.

Adam K: Whoo!

aaron: Anything with Helen Keller is funny, and

Adam K: Mhm.

aaron: that's just a universal comedy thing.

aaron: Um, so.

Adam K: Maybe we market it to those guys at the gym.

Adam K: Filming.

Adam K: Filming.

Adam K: Filming.

Adam K: Filming themselves.

aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: So you don't have to hear them.

aaron: Oh, maybe that's a that's a

aaron: solve for your lunk alarm

aaron: problem.

Adam K: Mhm.

aaron: You wear that

Adam K: What?

aaron: gamer mask?

Adam K: Oh, so I can.

Adam K: I can film myself at the gym, wearing that mask, screaming at

Adam K: the top of my lungs.

aaron: Huh?

Adam K: You can still hear it.

Adam K: That's the other thing, too.

Adam K: Is that, like, you can still

aaron: Are you saying

Adam K: hear.

aaron: that the product that we're going to market as this great

aaron: thing doesn't work?

Adam K: No, I mean, it works.

Adam K: It's just

aaron: You just hear muffled

Adam K: it's

aaron: stuff.

Adam K: muffled at the end of the day.

Adam K: Like it?

Adam K: Yeah.

Adam K: It cuts it down by whatever they

Adam K: said twenty DB's or something

Adam K: like that.

Adam K: I,

aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: I didn't buy any test equipment to test it.

Adam K: It was just more of like, well, I sound like a broken robot and

Adam K: I hate talking into a microphone during a playing a video game.

Adam K: So I just, I've given up on that.

Adam K: I just type in chat, which takes longer, but

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: No, there's I again.

Adam K: The ideas are not coming because I'm on drugs.

Adam K: Legal drugs over the counter.

Adam K: I literally took them from over

Adam K: the counter at the drug dealer's

Adam K: house.

Adam K: But.

aaron: I didn't mind prescribed to me by someone who lives with me.

aaron: So whatever.

Adam K: That's cool.

aaron: I'm going to think about this.

aaron: This mask.

Adam K: Okay. Yeah, I wanted to ask you about that.

Adam K: And then I did.

Adam K: And then we had a discussion about it because I, I feel like

Adam K: their, their videos were very low budget, obviously.

Adam K: Like it's like the CEOs in the

Adam K: video and it follows this sort

Adam K: of like cookie cutter template

Adam K: of.

Adam K: But again, it feels, it feels like it could be massaged a

Adam K: little bit or we can just give it some, a weird edge that's.

Adam K: I was just thinking of that video you sent me of where

Adam K: someone like asked someone to make a video.

Adam K: And they they ended up doing

Adam K: the, uh, that submarine

Adam K: implosion instead.

aaron: Man. That's so good.

Adam K: That's where that's where I want to go where it's just, it's

aaron: The only

Adam K: so far in the other direction.

aaron: the only things I like, I think whether they're movies or ads or

aaron: whatever, is they're given a assignment and realizing that

aaron: they'll never have the ability to deliver to the brief and a

aaron: great assignment, they make something either about failing

aaron: to create it to the brief, like adaptation or something, or

aaron: completely ignoring it, which is kind of in the same token, but

aaron: completely ignoring it and making like that.

aaron: Yeah, that, uh, the summary and

aaron: the billionaire submarine, uh,

aaron: what the fuck was that thing

aaron: called?

aaron: Whatever.

aaron: I already forgot.

Adam K: Well, you sound like Don Hertzfeld.

aaron: Well, there's Don Hertzfeldt too, but yeah.

aaron: But, uh, I just love giving up and making something better.

aaron: That is only that the only thing you know how to make.

aaron: That's my favorite stuff.

Adam K: That's the thing too.

Adam K: Like I, I feel like it's this

Adam K: weird sort of catch twenty two,

Adam K: right?

Adam K: Like if you make the video to

Adam K: the specifications of the

Adam K: client, it's probably not going

Adam K: to be good because they have all

Adam K: these notes

aaron: Rules.

Adam K: and rules.

Adam K: And, but if you make it too edgy, then it comes off as too.

Adam K: Try hard.

Adam K: But if you bake in the story of

Adam K: yeah, we just did this anyway,

Adam K: then it becomes more

Adam K: interesting.

aaron: I

Adam K: But

aaron: think.

Adam K: you can't, you can't force it.

Adam K: It has to be kind of an organic thing.

Adam K: We're forcing it.

aaron: Yeah. You know, you're right.

aaron: I, I, I'm also reminded of that time at Roosterteeth where I

aaron: purposely tried to get well, I ended up succeeding, getting

aaron: kicked off of writing branded content and sponsored content.

aaron: After that Best Buy debacle,

Adam K: Yeah.

aaron: that was probably a shining moment for me.

aaron: No, it was a shining moment.

aaron: I think it was.

aaron: But the when you can pitch something to someone and it's

aaron: exactly to the tee of what you're going to do, and they

aaron: think you're so crazy that they don't believe that that's what

aaron: you're going to do.

aaron: And then you do it, and then they're legally obligated to

aaron: accept it and pay for it because they agreed to it, that it

aaron: doesn't get better than that.

Adam K: Yeah.

aaron: And then you get what exactly what you want.

aaron: You get fired from having to do those anymore.

aaron: Man.

Adam K: Well, my, my thought, my goal is like, well, this is just crap.

Adam K: I'll throw up on the YouTube channel or whatever.

Adam K: But the hope is that someone

Adam K: like a, uh, not a current liquid

Adam K: death, but someone of that ilk

Adam K: will see it and go, oh, I want

Adam K: to.

Adam K: Hey, I want to give you guys money and you just make whatever

Adam K: you want to make.

aaron: I

Adam K: I

aaron: want to

Adam K: don't

aaron: give you

Adam K: care.

aaron: guys two hundred dollars to make something crazy.

aaron: Let

Adam K: I

aaron: me go

Adam K: was thinking like one fifty, but

aaron: make

Adam K: man,

aaron: it

Adam K: if

aaron: one

Adam K: you

aaron: fifty.

aaron: You got a deal?

Adam K: I think if you can get it up to

Adam K: two hundred, man, I can eat this

Adam K: month.

Adam K: That would be great.

aaron: Yeah. After all this website building, I could use some cash.

Adam K: Remember when you built a WordPress site and it got hacked

Adam K: the day it launched and

aaron: I do.

Adam K: now.

aaron: That's why this is taking so long.

aaron: This time.

Adam K: Well, I was just saying like, how much PTSD do you have from

Adam K: that when you're about to launch something on Vercel?

aaron: More than I thought I would have.

Adam K: Yeah.

aaron: Because that was, like, immediate.

aaron: That was like d o s. And immediately.

aaron: Yeah.

aaron: All my passwords taken from me and all that, like it was.

aaron: There was just no. No chance.

Adam K: I just, I mean, anytime I tell you, like I'm doing something

Adam K: like, oh yeah, I'm doing some work on the house or anything.

Adam K: I know you get that the hair on

Adam K: the back of your neck stands up

Adam K: of like, oh, Adam should not be

Adam K: doing that.

Adam K: He should not be playing with electricity, any of that.

Adam K: It's the same way I feel anytime you're, you're like, I'm

Adam K: launching an app.

Adam K: I'm like, ooh,

aaron: Well.

Adam K: you sure you want to do that?

aaron: You know, I,

Adam K: You

aaron: I,

Adam K: should,

aaron: I

Adam K: you should.

aaron: put a good eight years in between the last one and luckily

aaron: the damage from the last one is I think someone ordered a shirt,

aaron: but the payment didn't actually go through, but I couldn't send

aaron: them the shirt anyway.

aaron: And I still see sometimes a

aaron: comment of like, yeah, didn't

aaron: someone order?

aaron: Didn't thousands of people order

aaron: shirts from him and they didn't

aaron: get them?

aaron: I was like, no, it was literally it was one person ordered a

aaron: shirt and, but because I got locked out of everything, I

aaron: couldn't even see who it was that ordered the shirt.

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: And

aaron: And,

Adam K: that's

aaron: and

Adam K: the day

aaron: Jess

Adam K: you learned

aaron: made

Adam K: about.

aaron: that great artwork for it.

aaron: You know, I was actually thinking yesterday, I was like,

aaron: is there a way that I could incorporate some of what Jess

aaron: made for that?

aaron: Like some, some of the imagery or something into this, like the

aaron: playful aspect to where that didn't go all for naught because

aaron: she made some great stuff.

aaron: But.

Adam K: Yeah, I mean, I can't speak unlike you.

Adam K: I don't speak for women.

aaron: Yeah. Well,

Adam K: Yeah.

aaron: I as speaking for Jess, I know that I was proud making that

aaron: designing for Aaron.

Adam K: Your your heart was in the right place, and

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: I'm

aaron: But

Adam K: sorry,

aaron: my technical skills were not.

Adam K: but I'm just.

Adam K: Yeah. No, not even close.

Adam K: And it's just sad that ten thousand people didn't get the

Adam K: shirts that they ordered and that you pocketed all that money

Adam K: for mass loaded vinyl to go into your dream car.

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: So.

aaron: See that money from the, like

aaron: fifty thousand people who

aaron: immediately subscribed and

aaron: bought shirts.

aaron: I lived off of that quarter of a million dollars for.

aaron: a year while I did other things.

aaron: And.

Adam K: Blew it all at a casino in Macau.

aaron: Yeah. Uh, what?

aaron: Uh, no. This time it's actually nice because there's all this.

aaron: All of these companies, stripe and checker and all these other,

aaron: they've got these, like, they basically set up these systems,

aaron: these API systems where they're like, uh, no, you, before we

aaron: grant you the full access, you walk us through your thing so we

aaron: make sure you're not fucking it up and our name is protected and

aaron: all this stuff.

aaron: So it's like later this week, or it might be next week, I have to

aaron: walk one of the vendors, the, the main vendor that does the

aaron: background checks on this thing, like to make sure that you're,

aaron: you know, pedophile, you're not meeting up with a pedophile or

aaron: something like that.

aaron: Uh, unless you select

Adam K: You

aaron: that,

Adam K: can't

aaron: which

Adam K: guarantee

aaron: that

Adam K: that.

aaron: is an option.

aaron: But this company, it's called checker.

aaron: They're like, no, no, you got to

aaron: walk us through end to end, the

aaron: signup flow, what this looks

aaron: like, how it works, blah, blah,

aaron: blah, blah.

aaron: And then you get the full access

aaron: because I've been working with

aaron: sandboxes, pardon me this entire

aaron: time, so

Adam K: Yeah.

aaron: whatever.

Adam K: Well,

aaron: Anyway,

Adam K: yeah.

aaron: boring.

Adam K: You you know, you need to be in the sandbox.

Adam K: That's that's good for you.

aaron: This is good.

Adam K: Maybe

aaron: I

Adam K: stay

aaron: learned a

Adam K: there,

aaron: lot.

Adam K: though.

Adam K: Yeah. I'm in a sandbox right now.

Adam K: I'm a sandbox on my phone.

aaron: No.

Adam K: I don't know, but I'm

aaron: I'm

Adam K: wishing

aaron: going

Adam K: you

aaron: to.

Adam K: luck.

Adam K: You're going to write about that this week.

aaron: Uh, I might, yeah, actually,

Adam K: Okay.

aaron: um, because I think that I think

aaron: it'll be actually on the URL

aaron: this week

Adam K: Okay.

aaron: because right now I'm, I'm looking at it right now, but

aaron: it's, it's on the oh, it's on the, um, the state and not the,

aaron: what is it called?

aaron: What do they call it?

aaron: the the deployment preview or I don't know, basically it's all

aaron: at this, this protected domain that I'm it's like, I mean, it's

aaron: online, but it's not pointed to the actual domain.

aaron: So.

Adam K: I was trying to formulate a thought around this.

Adam K: I was just thinking about the

Adam K: time where usher got on the

Adam K: plane with T-Pain, and he, like,

Adam K: walked up to him and said,

Adam K: you've ruined music because of

Adam K: his.

aaron: To T-Pain.

Adam K: Uh, yeah.

Adam K: Like nicest guy in the.

Adam K: I think I saw the story where,

Adam K: like T-Pain sold his his music

Adam K: catalog for like one hundred

Adam K: million

aaron: On

Adam K: dollars

aaron: his

Adam K: or something.

aaron: kids.

Adam K: He

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: what?

aaron: Because

Adam K: Yeah.

aaron: he was like, I want my kids to be good in this in the,

Adam K: Mhm.

aaron: the lives going forward.

Adam K: I think also Usher's I think he

Adam K: was really good friends with P

Adam K: Diddy.

Adam K: I don't know, I don't know.

aaron: Uh.

Adam K: This is just conjecture hearsay.

aaron: It sounds like almost like slander.

Adam K: No no no.

aaron: No,

Adam K: That has to be written.

Adam K: Your

aaron: no.

Adam K: honor,

aaron: Libel

Adam K: I.

aaron: has to be.

Adam K: Look, as I'm representing myself in this trial.

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: I would like to ask questions

Adam K: and then be shot down by the

Adam K: judge when they're not in the

Adam K: form of a question or whatever

Adam K: it's supposed

aaron: I gotta

Adam K: to be.

aaron: show you some sovereign citizen videos and you get rid of that

Adam K: Regardless,

aaron: right now.

Adam K: I was just thinking back to

Adam K: that, and there was this hubbub

Adam K: around the time, you know,

Adam K: Vocaloids came out and vocoders

Adam K: and all these things, whatever,

Adam K: just the autotune where it's

Adam K: like, okay, well, now anyone can

Adam K: be a singer and it doesn't

Adam K: matter.

Adam K: But then like T-Pain, like

Adam K: leaned into it and that was his

Adam K: whole schtick.

Adam K: But he's also just a really talented artist.

Adam K: So it's like, well, he's just

Adam K: using a tool to push him in a

Adam K: direction.

Adam K: And again, trying to relate

Adam K: everything to AI and where

Adam K: things are right now, where it's

Adam K: like, this feels different, but

Adam K: the same.

Adam K: Does that make sense?

aaron: Uh, yeah.

aaron: Sorta.

Adam K: Like it's lowering the bar where

Adam K: like, anyone can make a video

Adam K: now and they're not very good,

Adam K: but

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: sometimes there's something good in there or has like spackling

Adam K: of something like a good idea.

Adam K: And I like for me, so much of this stuff is just where it's

Adam K: like, I think it's just modern pre-vis for now, but people just

Adam K: get so excited about this and they're like, it's done.

Adam K: It's, it's ready for prime time.

Adam K: It's like, I don't think it is, but it's just coming out and

Adam K: it's being, it's advancing so fast and people are just jumping

Adam K: all in on it.

Adam K: And now having regret for jumping all in because it looks

Adam K: like shit or sounds like shit.

Adam K: Um, but there's always like a time and a place.

Adam K: I was listening to a podcast,

Adam K: uh, search engine yesterday and

Adam K: they're talking to a drug dealer

Adam K: and right at the top they said,

Adam K: oh, we, we changed his voice

Adam K: with AI.

Adam K: I was like, oh, that's so much better than lowering it and

Adam K: adding a base filter.

aaron: Oh, yeah.

aaron: They just changed it to a normal voice.

aaron: That's just different.

Adam K: Mhm. I was like, that's smart.

Adam K: That's a really good use of it.

Adam K: As opposed to the first thought of being, well, I can steal.

Adam K: Well, George Lowe is dead and I

Adam K: want to make new space ghost

Adam K: episodes.

Adam K: I can do that as like, well, maybe don't I always assume

Adam K: people have good intentions and that's that's on me.

Adam K: That's my bad.

aaron: Yeah, that's that's the, uh, pessimist in, you

Adam K: Optimist.

aaron: know, the, the, when you said, that's my bad, that's on me.

Adam K: Well, it's that's the

Adam K: pessimistic side of me for being

Adam K: too optimistic.

aaron: That's what I'm saying.

Adam K: Yeah. It's a yin and a yang.

Adam K: Look, I'm the glass is just empty.

Adam K: It's not even half full.

aaron: Yeah. I think I'm going to take my claw hand and go exercise.

aaron: I, but I do want I do want that mask pitch.

aaron: We should, uh, and we should, we should talk about.

aaron: I wonder if there's a way.

aaron: We. It might be a thing that we put together that once we

aaron: assemble the parts, once we have a finished video and then have

aaron: an article about it.

aaron: But

Adam K: Yeah.

aaron: there's a. The modular person in me is like, we make this silly

aaron: commercial, but then we also show the process behind it, how

aaron: we did it.

Adam K: Yeah. I don't want it to be, you

aaron: A big

Adam K: know,

aaron: thing.

Adam K: an AI slop fest, obviously.

aaron: No.

Adam K: Use it.

Adam K: Use it where we can.

Adam K: Um.

aaron: I think I'll be obviously I'll be the personality in it.

aaron: Um, obviously.

Adam K: I figured it'd just be you and I both just.

Adam K: I don't know either.

Adam K: I fly out there, you fly out here.

aaron: I could fly.

aaron: Oh, I think I have a united credit.

Adam K: You will never show up here.

aaron: No they've

Adam K: You're gonna

aaron: been

Adam K: be

aaron: they've

Adam K: stuck at the

aaron: been

Adam K: airport.

aaron: flying people recently.

Adam K: Really?

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: Real

aaron: Uh.

Adam K: humans.

aaron: Uh. I know they've flown.

aaron: No, they haven't flown any dogs.

aaron: They're still they're still not able to do that.

aaron: But.

Adam K: No, I don't.

Adam K: Do not bring Riggs for his own safety.

Adam K: I'd rather him hang out with a German Shepherd.

aaron: You know,

Adam K: The

aaron: it's

Adam K: dog park on the

aaron: it's

Adam K: weekend.

aaron: about to get worse, too, because my uncle is retiring in two

aaron: months from United.

aaron: So like their last great person to, you know, make sure planes

aaron: are okay is leaving.

Adam K: Uh.

aaron: And even he was like, yeah, it's going downhill.

aaron: I'm leaving.

aaron: Okay.

Adam K: He's the guy who knows how to use the wrench.

aaron: Well, the

Adam K: He's

aaron: he, uh,

Adam K: leaving.

aaron: he was like, yeah, they were,

aaron: uh, the other day they were

aaron: trying to put these winglets on

aaron: this, uh, seven, eight, seven or

aaron: it was one of the triple sevens

aaron: and no one knew how to do it the

aaron: right way.

aaron: And so I project managed it and

aaron: guided them through putting on

aaron: these winglets.

aaron: That shouldn't be a big deal.

aaron: And I was like, I don't know anything that you're saying.

aaron: And then he he described it and

aaron: he's like, yeah, this the new

aaron: bunch.

aaron: It's going to be interesting.

aaron: Usually we, I was able to just put those people on interior

aaron: detail and let them, you know, install seats and stuff.

aaron: But yeah, now they're working on engines.

aaron: That's cool.

Adam K: Cool. So don't fly.

Adam K: You not continue not flying.

Adam K: United is what you're saying.

aaron: Yeah. I'm supposed to have travel credit in here, but I

aaron: don't see it.

aaron: Whatever.

aaron: I'll just buy it sick.

aaron: It doesn't matter.

Adam K: You know, this is also, uh, here's here's a quick review.

Adam K: I bought the Logitech.

Adam K: I think it's called a super

Adam K: strike x2 or something like

Adam K: that.

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: Uh, this is, this is an ad for you and NPR.

Adam K: Listen to me.

Adam K: Click.

Adam K: Can you hear it?

Adam K: You can't hear it.

aaron: I can I can hear you wheezing.

aaron: I don't, but I

Adam K: Let

aaron: don't

Adam K: me

aaron: hear

Adam K: pull

aaron: that.

Adam K: my mouth away from the microphone.

Adam K: I'm clicking.

Adam K: Listen.

aaron: You don't?

aaron: You don't sound like Lakshmi Xing.

Adam K: No, uh, just barreling through the news for that day.

aaron: Click click click click.

Adam K: Yeah.

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: Uh, it's got these, like,

Adam K: magnetic switches in it or

Adam K: something.

Adam K: Uh, whatever.

Adam K: But they they dampen the clicking.

Adam K: It's so nice.

aaron: That's cool.

Adam K: It's like one hundred and fifty dollars, though.

Adam K: I think it's usually two hundred.

Adam K: I got it on that was technically on sale, so

aaron: That's not cool.

Adam K: it's not cool.

Adam K: It's very pricey.

aaron: Do you think it's gonna be hard?

aaron: Okay, I'll message these boring car stories.

aaron: People too on Instagram.

aaron: I wonder

Adam K: Yeah. Why

aaron: if it'll

Adam K: not?

aaron: be hard to get Ahold of them.

aaron: They have eleven thousand followers.

aaron: I'm down to eight and a half thousand now.

Adam K: Down.

aaron: Yeah,

Adam K: Uh. Keep leaving

aaron: I

Adam K: you.

aaron: continually, continually lose followers.

Adam K: It's probably for the best.

aaron: Yeah, I just don't.

aaron: I basically, I've just been

aaron: hemorrhaging followers since I

aaron: started the accounts at Rooster

aaron: Teeth.

aaron: So they started and they immediately got, you know, I

aaron: think my Instagram got twenty thousand and my, my Twitter had

aaron: sixty or seventy.

aaron: I don't even know what it was.

aaron: They immediately got that.

Adam K: Uh.

aaron: And then because I don't post for the last ten years, they've

aaron: just been bleeding.

aaron: And I don't really care.

aaron: Who cares?

Adam K: It's a again, no one no one needs social media.

Adam K: And I, I commend you for, you know, playing with the sickness,

Adam K: but you don't need it.

aaron: Yeah. I think it's hurting my

aaron: career, not doing it, but

aaron: whatever.

aaron: Um,

Adam K: What career?

aaron: that exactly.

aaron: That's what I'm saying.

Adam K: Oh, well, there was one guy, one

Adam K: of our subscribers, I think he

Adam K: got the same email and he's

Adam K: like, I can't get your

Adam K: newsletters.

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: And I was like, okay, well, let

Adam K: me I talked to the the web host

Adam K: guy.

Adam K: He couldn't.

Adam K: He was like, you probably marked a spam.

Adam K: I made like a change on our end.

Adam K: And then I emailed him again and

Adam K: say, hey, are you getting our

Adam K: email?

Adam K: Obviously not because he didn't respond.

Adam K: Um, but I did ask like, is there

Adam K: like a social media thing you

Adam K: prefer?

Adam K: We'll just make an account there

Adam K: and I will just send you the

Adam K: notification through that social

Adam K: media.

Adam K: But that is probably something we should do.

Adam K: I don't know.

Adam K: Is that worth anything?

Adam K: I don't want to run social media.

Adam K: I don't want to look at social media.

aaron: I don't know what you're saying.

aaron: Have a have social media or something.

aaron: What are you

Adam K: Have

aaron: talking about?

Adam K: basically a null and void account like we used to before.

Adam K: You lost my Twitter password or whatever happened.

Adam K: Um.

aaron: I mean, I think it wasn't logged

aaron: into after however many days of

aaron: not.

aaron: I you asked someone who doesn't use Twitter to, to be like, hold

aaron: this Twitter thing and I did,

Adam K: Yeah.

aaron: but then I didn't log back into it.

Adam K: Which is I more commendable.

Adam K: Regardless, it doesn't doesn't really matter.

Adam K: I was just like, most people probably don't want to rely on

Adam K: email and I can, you know,

aaron: That's

Adam K: I.

aaron: why on the top of my the side

aaron: that I built, I literally I put

aaron: a black bar at the top with

aaron: whatever I can put whatever at

aaron: the top of it and say, there's a

aaron: new.

aaron: Well, if it were null and void, I'd be like, there's a new blog

aaron: out, there's a new email that went out or not getting our

aaron: emails, report it here, you know, whatever it is, it's just

aaron: like a news banner at the top.

Adam K: Yeah, but like, it wouldn't be hard to just use an A to N or

Adam K: probably even Claude or any one of these things.

Adam K: Just build an automation that anytime a new story goes out,

Adam K: it's just an automated social media account that just says,

Adam K: here it is, new link.

Adam K: So if you want to follow it

Adam K: there, but then I that's all it

Adam K: is.

Adam K: It's just basically a glorified RSS feed, but I don't know.

Adam K: Is that worth

aaron: Well,

Adam K: it?

Adam K: Do you think?

aaron: yeah, probably.

aaron: I mean, I'll write that as a thing, too.

Adam K: I'm glad someone's taking notes.

aaron: Yeah. Gotta have meeting notes.

aaron: Alright.

aaron: I need to get out of here.

Adam K: Sam. All right.

Adam K: I will talk to

aaron: Social

Adam K: you later.

aaron: media.

Adam K: I look forward to your geyser.

Adam K: And.

Adam K: Yeah, I think I'm going

aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: to do something similar, but different.

Adam K: So it's going

aaron: What?

Adam K: to be a vibe coated kind of week.

aaron: Really?

Adam K: I

aaron: You're making

Adam K: made

aaron: old

Adam K: an

aaron: person something.

Adam K: I may I'm going to I had this idea where basically I'm still

Adam K: trying to I can't find any really great videos on how to

Adam K: use the terminal.

Adam K: Um, like just like basic.

Adam K: So I, I asked Claude to make a app for like five year olds.

Adam K: I was like, imagine this is for

Adam K: like an elementary school or

Adam K: middle school where you create

Adam K: like a really kid friendly

Adam K: version of like, how do you do

Adam K: terminal commands?

Adam K: And I ended up making something kind of cool and a little retro.

Adam K: And I was like, you know what?

Adam K: Fuck it.

Adam K: I'm just going to make this into

Adam K: a website and like, this is my

Adam K: charity, I guess is like if any

Adam K: schools or anything want to use

Adam K: this thing, I'm just going to

Adam K: set up a free website that can

Adam K: use it.

Adam K: Why not?

aaron: That's nice.

Adam K: Yeah, it created a cute little raccoon character named bite.

Adam K: He's like your little avatar.

Adam K: He's like.

Adam K: And he makes all these different faces.

Adam K: Uh, wildly, you know, um, inconsistent.

Adam K: Like his glasses change colors all the time.

Adam K: But, um, I like the idea.

Adam K: And again, too, I'm like, I'm

Adam K: not trying to make money off of

Adam K: this thing.

Adam K: This is, this is not something

Adam K: it was built specifically for

Adam K: me.

Adam K: So

aaron: So

Adam K: I know how

aaron: you're

Adam K: to like.

aaron: trying to make money off of

aaron: kids, and I'm trying to make off

aaron: old people.

aaron: I see what's happening here.

Adam K: However, I can just sell shirts and not send them.

Adam K: I'm good.

aaron: Yeah, well,

Adam K: That's all.

aaron: that seven hundred grand I made was good for a while.

aaron: It lasted me almost six months.

Adam K: Yeah. Until you blew it on Intel stock, you

aaron: Uh,

Adam K: moron.

aaron: no. No, I bought Bitcoin at the top when it was six thousand

aaron: eight hundred dollars and crashed down to two.

Adam K: You're supposed to buy ether or

Adam K: one of the other ones that buy

Adam K: Doge.

aaron: I've had them all, and then I

aaron: didn't hold them longer than two

aaron: months.

aaron: And that's when you get the you see the tweets.

aaron: It's like, did anyone see fart

aaron: coin went up eight thousand

aaron: percent.

aaron: And you're like, well.

Adam K: So you're telling me I should buy SpaceX stock now?

aaron: Actually, probably.

aaron: But.

Adam K: Okay. Not like the mom and pops

Adam K: who bought it all at the the

Adam K: height.

aaron: No.

Adam K: Oh. I'm not good with money.

aaron: Yeah. You hear me clicking on my old mouse.

Adam K: I do you need to buy a two hundred dollars mouse so I don't

Adam K: have to hear that anymore.

Adam K: It's a very simple solution.

aaron: Yeah. Well, let's see how my new ventures go.

Adam K: All right.

Adam K: I will talk to you later.

aaron: All right.

aaron: Bye.

Adam K: Bye.